SECTION 34. ARRESTS AND SERVICE OF PROCESS.
   In case a violation of any ordinance of said City is committed in the presence, or within view of the Marshal or other police officer, the offender may be forthwith apprehended and taken before the Mayor, and a complaint, under oath, stating such violation, there lodged and filed; and, thereupon, such offender may be tried and dealt with according to law, without summons. The Marshal shall execute within the County of Mason any proper process issued by the Mayor, or other proper officer, in proceedings for the enforcement of ordinances; and shall collect, by levy of execution or otherwise, and duly accounted for, all fines assessed and costs imposed in such proceedings. He shall also have all the rights and powers within said City in regard to the arrest of persons, the collection of claims and the execution and return of process, that are or may be lawfully exercised by a constable of a district within the same, and shall be entitled to the compensation therefor; and he and his sureties shall be liable to all the fines, penalties and forfeitures that a constable is liable to for any dereliction of duty in office, to be recovered in the same manner, and in the same courts, that such fines, penalties and forfeitures are recovered against constables.