the Civil Service Law, the mayor shall appoint a disbursing officer, who shall be charged with the duty of disbursing all moneys drawn from the Insular Treasury pursuant to appropriations made by the Boa rd, and all other officers and employees of the city whose appointment is not otherwise provided for by law. The mayor may suspend, and, with the consent of the Board, remove, any appointive city officer or employee not appointed by the Governor-General, a nd may recommend to the Governor-General the suspension or removal of any city officer or employee appointed by him. Any such suspension or removal by the mayor shall, with the approval of the Board, be appealable to the Governor-General, whose determinati on of the matter shall be final. 

[183-12, 44; 267-1; 612-2; 1546-1.] 

SECTION 2420 . Officers to Devote Time to Official Duties . — Each city officer, except members of the Municipal Board, shall devote his time and attention exclusively during the usual office hours to the duties of his office, and such members shall attend t he regular sessions of the Board. No city officer shall hold more than one office unless expressly so provided by law. But this section shall not apply to members of the local school board, or to other persons discharging public duties under the city or In sular Government who receive no compensation for their services. 

[183-26; 1869-4.] 

SECTION 2421 . Officers Not to Engage in Certain Transactions . — It shall be unlawful for any city officer, directly or indirectly, individually or as a member of a firm, to engage in any business transaction with the city, or with any of its authorized off icials, board, agents, or attorneys, whereby money is to be paid, directly or indirectly, out of the resources of the city to such person or firm; or to purchase any real estate or other property belonging to the city, or which shall be sold for taxes or a ssessments, or by virtue of legal process at the suit of the city; or to be surety for any person having a contract or doing business with the city, for the performance of which security may be required; or to be surety on the official bond of any officer of the city. 

[183-28.] 

Insular Bureaus Performing Municipal Duties 

## ARTICLE V 

SECTION 2422 . The Bureau of Audits .— The Insular Auditor shall receive and audit all accounts of the city, in accordance with the provisions of law 

