359. Officers going out on patrol to inspect the watch at post offices at night. [§ 12, Act V, 1861].
- The station and town police shall pay special attention to post offices. A note of the fact that there is a post office in any particular village shall be made in Part III of the Village Crime Note-Book. All police officers going out on patrol at night, either in towns or in the interior, shall make a point of inspecting the watch at post offices, and shall see whether the men employed by the Postal Department to guard the offices are doing their duty. If any carelessness or remissness is found, a report shall be submitted through the Superintendent to the postal authority concerned.
