RSA 48 City Officers
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48:3 Clerk of Mayor and Aldermen.
The city clerk shall be ex officio clerk of the board of mayor and aldermen, shall keep a journal of all the acts, votes and proceedings of the mayor and aldermen, and also of the city councils when sitting in convention, and shall perform such other services as the mayor and aldermen or city councils may prescribe. Source. 1846, 384:22. 1855, 1699:21. GS 43:2. GL 47:2. PS 49:2. PL 53:2. RL 65:2.
48:3 Clerk of Mayor and Aldermen.
The city clerk shall be ex officio clerk of the board of mayor and aldermen, shall keep a journal of all the acts, votes and proceedings of the mayor and aldermen, and also of the city councils when sitting in convention, and shall perform such other services as the mayor and aldermen or city councils may prescribe. Source. 1846, 384:22. 1855, 1699:21. GS 43:2. GL 47:2. PS 49:2. PL 53:2. RL 65:2.
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