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(2) To lay out, discontinue, or change county roads and highways.
(3) To grant such licenses as are authorized by law.
(4) To fix the amount of county taxes to be as- sessed according to law, and cause the same to be collected.
( 5 ) To allow all accounts legally chargeable against the county not otherwise provided for.
(6) To audit the accounts of all officers having the care, management, collection and disbursement of any money belonging to the county.
(7) To have the care of the county prope...rty, and many other duties.
158 HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT OF WASHINGTON.
321. Justices of the Peace. The justices of the peace exercise the judicial functions of the government of the precinct. Each precinct has one justice of the peace, and, when necessary, the county commissioners may authorize the election of one additional justice of the peace in any precinct.
322. Constables. In each precinct there are elected as many constables as there are justices of the peace. It is the duty of a constable to serve any writ, process, or order lawfully directed to him by any justice of the peace, judge of the superior court or coroner of the county.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(2) To lay out, discontinue, or change county roads and highways.
(3) To grant such licenses as are authorized by law.
(4) To fix the amount of county taxes to be as- sessed according to law, and cause the same to be collected.
( 5 ) To allow all accounts legally chargeable against the county not otherwise provided for.
(6) To audit the accounts of all officers having the care, management, collection and disbursement of any money belonging to the county.
(7) To have the care of the county prope...rty, and many other duties.
158 HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT OF WASHINGTON.
321. Justices of the Peace. The justices of the peace exercise the judicial functions of the government of the precinct. Each precinct has one justice of the peace, and, when necessary, the county commissioners may authorize the election of one additional justice of the peace in any precinct.
322. Constables. In each precinct there are elected as many constables as there are justices of the peace. It is the duty of a constable to serve any writ, process, or order lawfully directed to him by any justice of the peace, judge of the superior court or coroner of the county.
What to read after History And Government of Washington to Which Are Appended the Constitution of?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Marion Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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