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lleries. Oity Allorney.~ Gity 2]ffafi. ~7 NUMBER VII. CI'TY ATTORNEY. AN ORDINANCE to define the duties of the city Attorney. SECTXON I. A city attorney shall be elected by the qualified voters of this city as provided in ordinance for election of ci officers, who shall take the usnal oath of office and shall hold his office for two years and until his successor shall have been clscted, and qualified. SEC. 2. The city attorney shall be a licensed la~vyer. Sac. 3' It shall be the duty of the city attorney to attend to all cases of this city in all the courts of the State, to attend the mayor's Court and prosecute all violations of the ordinances of this city, to advise the officers of the city, the city council and its committees when requested, and to give his opinion to the council on auy legal question when reqnested to do so, to draw all deeds, contracts, etc., when requested to do so, to revise all ordinances before their final passage by the council, and see that they con- form to the state laws, to :~tteud the meeting of the city council, to draft ordinances on motion of the conncil, and to perform such other duties as the council requires. NUMBER IX. CITY MAI', AN ORDINANCE to protect thc city map. SECTION I. It shall be unhtwful for auy person to mm'k with any pen, pencil or other thing, or to disfignrc, deface, mark or in any wise change, alter or injure thc map of thc city of Paris. d sigucd and executed in I878, and known as "Johnson's Map of auks and batteries and Paris," provided that this section shall not apply to any person or ~d mitigating the same persons acting uuder the directiou or order of the city council, and part' of thc law of this any person violating the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than ten nor more than one hundred dollars for each and every offense.