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 BY-LAWS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 VILLAGE OF PARKDALE 
 
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 IN THE 
 
 COUNTY OF YORK. 
 
 AND 
 
 EXTRACTS FROM STATUTES OF ONTARIO. 
 
 TOEONTO: 
 
 T-EINTED BY MOORE BROS., CORNER SCOTT AND COLBORNE STREETS. 
 
 1879. 
 
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BY-LAWS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 VILLAGE OF PARKDALE 
 
 IN THE 
 
 COUNTY OF YORK 
 
 AND 
 
 EXTRACTS FROM STATUTES OF ONTARIO. 
 
 TORONTQ: 
 
 PRINTED BY MOORE BROS., CORNER SCOTT AND COLBORNE STREETS. 
 
 1879. 
 
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 By-la 
 
 PRINTKD AT THK OIFICK Ol- THK 
 
 PAUKDALi; AM) UUOCKTON GA.^KTTK, UY MOOK'I: P.UOS.,. 
 
 COU. SCOTT AM) C0I,l;01iNE STS., TOKONTO. 
 
CONTENTS. 
 
 Page. 
 By-law No. 1 — To appoint Clerk, Treasurer, etc., for the Village 
 
 of Parkdale 5 
 
 " 2 — To appoint place for holding Meetings of the 
 
 Council 5 
 
 *' 3 — To establish standing Rules and Eegulations of 
 
 the Council 5 
 
 " 4 — Relating to Snow. (Repealed) 5 
 
 " 4 — For the Regulation of Streets, Sidewalks and 
 Thoroughfares, and for the Preservation of Order 
 and Suppression of Nuisances therein 6 
 
 " 5 — Repealing By-law No. 4, relating to Snow, passed 
 5th February, and substituting By-law No. 4, 
 passed March 5th 15 
 
 *' 6 — Instructions to Clerk 15 
 
 7— Relative to Public Health 16 
 
 " '* Schedule of Forms 23 
 
 " 8 — Relating to Treasurer's Sureties 25 
 
 ** 9 — To prohibit Dogs from Running at Large and 
 
 to Tax the Owners thereof 25 
 
 *' 10 — To provide for Grading, etc 27 
 
 " 11 — Making — Chapter 187, Revised Statutes of Ontario 
 — entitled : " An Act to encourage the Planting 
 of Trees" — applicable to the Village of Parkdale. 2T 
 
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 Page. 
 By-law No. 12 — To provide for the appointment of a Pound- 
 keeper and to regulate the Pound of the Village. 29 
 
 " 18 — To prohibit the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors ... 34 
 
 ■** 14 — Assuming Liabilities of constructing Sidewalks 
 
 and Crossings on the County Koad 35 
 
 ■" 15 — Relating to Debentures 35 
 
 " 16 — To define the ])utie8 and regulate the Remunera- 
 tion of the lioad Overseer... 35 
 
 << 17 — To regulate the Markets and Licenses 37 
 
 " 18 — To provide for the Preservation of Public 
 
 Morals 41 
 
 Rev. Stat. Out. — Chapter 188, To prevent the spreading of Canada 
 
 Thistles 42 
 
 ■" — Chapter 201. For the preservation of Small 
 
 Birds 45 
 
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 BY-LAWS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE OP PARKDALE. 
 
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 By-Law No. i 
 
 TO APPOINT CLERK, TLEASULEE AND OTHEE 
 OFFICEES FOE THE VILLAGE OF PAEKDALE. 
 
 By-Law No. 2. 
 
 ITO APPOINT PLACE FOE HOLDING MEETINGS OF 
 THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF PAEK- 
 DALE. 
 
 By-Law No. 3, 
 
 :0 ESTABLISH THE STANDING EULES AND EEGU- 
 LATIONS OF THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE 
 OF PAEKDALE. 
 
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 By-Law No. 4. 
 
 RELATING TO SNOW.— REPEALED. ' 
 
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 TO REGULATE THE STREETS, ETC. 
 
 By-Law No. 4. 
 
 A BY-LAW FOB THE REGULATION OF THE STREETS, 
 Sn)EWALKS AND THOROUGHFARES OF THE 
 VILLAGE OF PARKDALE, AND FOR THE PRE- 
 
 • SERVATION OF ORDER, AND SUPPRESSION 
 OF NUISANCES THEREIN. 
 
 Whereas it has been found necessary to make provision 
 for the care and pi-otection of the streets, sidewalks, 
 and other thoroughfares of the Village of Parkdale, 
 and to enact rules and regulations to facilitate travel, 
 for the maintenance of order, and for the suppression 
 of nuisances therein : 
 
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 Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the 
 Village of Parkdale, enacts as follows : 
 
 Foot Passengers. 
 
 5. 
 
 Persons meeting 1. Any person or persons in meeting and passing another 
 other^Tpass on or otlicrs shall pass on the right, and any person or per- 
 the right. g^^^g Overtaking another or others and passing, must pass 
 on the right, and any person or persons wilfully offending 
 against this provision whereby any disturbance or confu- 
 sion is occasioned shall be liable to the penalty hereinafter 
 provided. 
 
 Three or more 2. Three or more persons shall not stand in a group or 
 
 stand1na°groupnear to eacli other on any street or sidewalk in such a 
 
 manner as to obstruct a free passage for foot passengers, 
 
 after a request to move on made by any Constable, or any 
 
 person duly authorized by the Reeve or Council. 
 
 street preaching 3. Notliiug in the preceding section contained shall be 
 do™not'^obstruct coustrucd as prohibiting the congregation of individuals to 
 sidewalks^ °^ attend and listen to street preaching, so long as the pro- 
 ceedings thereat shall continue peaceable and orderly, and 
 sufficient space be left both on the sidewalks and the 
 central roadway to allow of the ordinary traffic of the street 
 and sidewalks upon which such street preaching takes 
 or'rMdwr^bi^^ place ; Provided always, that should the sidewalks or road- 
 comes obstruct- way dm'ing such street preaching be or become at any time 
 fes't'Jfremove"' SO obstructcd as to impede the ordinary traffic thereon, the 
 
TO UEOULATE THK STRKKTS, ETC. 
 
 PREETS, 
 
 OF THE 
 3E PRE- 
 lESSION 
 
 provision 
 idewalks, 
 Paikdale, 
 te travel, 
 ppression 
 
 on of the 
 
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 parties so obstriictin<:; the same shall, upon request as afore- 
 said, forthwith remove i'roin such position, and in the event 
 of their refusing so to do shall be liable to the penalties of 
 this By-law. 
 
 4. No i>erson shall run or race on the streets or sidewalks, Kunning on the 
 
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 or crowd or jostle other loot passengers so as to create walks and incon. 
 discomfort, disturbance or confusion. 
 
 viMiiencing foot 
 passengers. 
 
 Horses and Vehicles. 
 
 5. No person shall drive aiw carriage, cart, waggon, sled, Persons driving 
 sleigli, or other vehicle, or sit upon any horse or other beast stmng"rci'us'!^^" 
 harnessed thereto in order to ride or drive the same, nor 
 shall any i^erson ride or lead anj- horse, mare or gelding, 
 unless he siiiJl have strong reins or lines fastened to the 
 bridles of the beasts, and held in his hands, suflicient to 
 guide them and to restrain them from running, galloping, 
 or going immoderately through any of the streets of the 
 said Village. 
 
 ? another 
 n or per- 
 lust pass 
 Difending 
 confu- 
 reinafter 
 
 group or 
 such a 
 isengers, 
 , or any 
 
 shall be 
 iduals to 
 ;he pro- 
 rly, and 
 iind the 
 le street 
 g takes 
 or road- 
 ny time 
 eon, the 
 
 6. It shall be the duty of every driver or other person Persons in 
 in charge of any vehicle conveying goods, wares, or mer- kfconveylnl!"^" 
 chandise through the streets of the Village of Parkdale, to «°?,;^Vr°w';dk''*" 
 remain upon such vehicle while the same is in motion, or ^^fj^^^_'e.^"je saine 
 to walk beside the horse or horses drawing the same ; and 
 every such person shall observe and comply with the pro- 
 visions of the one hundred and eighty-third chapter of t}ie|l^.t^Va"km°j[of 
 Revised Statutes of Ontario, relative to the meeting or ^■''''''^''^^' 
 overtiiking of vehicles upon the public highway. 
 
 7. No person driving any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, r,s.o.,c. 183 
 sleigh, or other vehicle, or riding upon any horse, mare or 
 gelding, shall cause, permit or suffer the beast or beasts he 
 shall ride or drive, to go on a galloi) or other immoderate i!"moderate 
 
 , T ■=■,.. '^ ^.,. , , ,. ruling or driving 
 
 rate, and every person drivnig or rjdmg along any public 
 street or thoroughfare, in the Village of Parkdale, shall 
 slacken his speed in approaching any crossing for foot 
 passt'ngers, upon which any person may be crossing such 
 public street or thoroughfare; and no person shall suffer 
 or permit any horse, mare or gelding, to run at large or to "?IrKe'^^r"s"ta"n^d- 
 stand in any street of the said Village without being 8uffi-|,"f„'^'!' 
 ciently secured to prevent its running away. 
 
 ; without 
 : secured. 
 
 8. It shall and may be lawful for any person or persons Horses running 
 to stop any horse, mare or geldhig, found running at large go'.^g^at an im- 
 or going at a gallop or other immoderate rate, until the may'be s'to^pped 
 owner or owners can be found and proceeded with accord- 
 ing to lav/. . ,, 
 
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 O TO REGULATE THE STREETS, ETC. 
 
 Training horses. 9. No pei'soii shall break in or train any horse, mare or 
 gelding, or shall exhibit, or let to mares any stud horse in 
 any public place, or ii> any of the streets or parks of the 
 said Village. 
 
 10. No person shall ride, drive, lead or back any horse, 
 carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, over 
 or along any paved or planked sidewalk, or on any boulevard 
 in the said Village unless it be in crossing such paved or 
 planked sidewalk, or boulevard to go into any yard or lot 
 for which a properly constructed crossing has been provided. 
 
 stud horses. 
 
 Riding or driv- 
 ing on the 
 sidewalks. 
 
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 sled, 
 
 stree 
 
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 perty 
 said 
 
 Owners or occu- 
 piers of property 
 
 11. Every owner or occupier of any house, building, or 
 requiring to lot, wlio sliall require to drive any horse, carriage, cart, 
 sidewaiM^o en- waggou, sled, slcigh, or other vehicle across any paved or 
 ^es, to consuuct' plaukcd sidewalk, for the purpoee of going in at any gate, 
 
 fhe drafn"^^"^ ^^ ^° ^^^ ^^^' °^" ^° ^^^® ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ premises, shall construct 
 across the drain, gutter or water course opposite the gate- 
 way or premises, a good and sufficient bridge of planks, so 
 constructed as not to obstruct the said drain, gutter or water- 
 course, and shall also place a proper plank along so much 
 of the said pavement, boulevard or sidewalk as is necessary 
 for any vehicle to p"ss over without injuring the said 
 pavement, boulevard or sidewalk, but that where boulevards 
 have been constructed no such bridge or crossing shall in 
 any case project beyond the outside edge of the boulevard, 
 but shall be sunk therein, level with the roadway, and no 
 building material shall be placed on any boulevard or side- 
 walk in this Municipality. 
 
 Horses and 12. No person shall permit his horse, carriage, cart, 
 
 fng'in^thl st?eet' waggon, slcd, sleigh, or other vehicle, to stand upon any 
 street in the said Village longer than is absolutely necessary 
 for the owner, driver, or person using the same to transact 
 his business with the person opposite whose house the 
 same shall stand ; and no person shall tie a horse to any 
 post, hook or ring, or in any way across any pavement, 
 sidewalk or crossing, so as to obstruct the ordinary traffic 
 of the street, or to any tree or tree-guard, or leave any carri- 
 age, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, standing 
 opposite any other person's door than such as the owner, 
 rider, driver, or occupant may have business with ; and no 
 person shall in anywise obstruct the free use of the streets 
 or sidewalks of the said Village, or the crossings across the 
 public streets, or any of the approaches to the wharves, 
 by stopping any horse, cart, carriage, waggon, sled, 
 sleigh, or other vehicle across the same, or by any other 
 means. 
 
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TO REGULATE THE STREETS, ETC. 
 
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 , mare or 
 
 horse in 
 
 lis of the 
 
 ,ny horse, 
 icle, over 
 boulevard 
 paved or 
 rd or lot 
 provided. 
 
 lilding, or 
 age, cart, 
 paved or 
 any gate, 
 construct 
 the gate- 
 planks, so 
 ' or water- 
 ; so much 
 necessary 
 the said 
 oulevards 
 shall in 
 )Oulevard, 
 y, and no 
 d or side- 
 
 age, cart, 
 
 ipon any 
 
 accessary 
 
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 •avement, 
 
 iry traffic 
 
 my carri- 
 
 standing 
 
 He owner, 
 
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 le streets 
 
 icross the 
 
 wharves, 
 
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 13. No person shall place any carriage, cart, waggon, vehicles with- 
 sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, without horses, upon any tobe'p?acldon 
 street of the said Village. • the streets. 
 
 Hand Carts. 
 
 14. No person shall run, di*aw, or push any carriage, Hand-carts, &c., 
 
 1 n i. 1 1 X 1 1 J. not to be run op 
 
 waggon, wheelbarrow, cart, hand-cart, hose, hose-cart, the sidewalks. 
 trucK, or any hand waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicles 
 used for the conveyance of any person, article or pro- 
 perty upon any of the sidewalks or boulevards of the 
 said Village. 
 
 Dirt and Snow. 
 
 15. Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant sidewalks to be 
 the owner of every house, shop, building, lot or parcel of Twep't^'^*"'^ 
 land, and every person having charge oi care of any church, 
 chapel or other public building, fronting or abutting on any 
 public street or streets where the sidewalks are i^lanked or 
 paved, shall water and cleanly sweep and keep free from 
 ■obstruction by dirt, dust, snow, ice, or other encumbrances, 
 I the pavement or sidewalk in front and about his premises 
 as aforesaid, before eight o'clock in the morning of each 
 day, from the first day of May till the first day of October, 
 ■ and shall sweep the same before nine o'clock every morn- 
 , ing during the rest of the year (Sunday's excepted), and 
 I every occupant as aforesaid at the times aforesaid, shall 
 |<;leanly sweep and keep free from obstruction by dirt, dust, 
 {snow, ice, or other encumbrances the drains, gutters, and 
 Iwater-courses in front of or about such houses and premi- 
 sses as aforesaid, and shall at all times keep the sidewalks. Drains, gutters, 
 jpavements, drains, gutters, and water-courses clean and 5"^^ J^'' ^^"kept 
 ifret from obstruction or encumbrance. ^lean. 
 
 ij 16. Every or;cupant, and in case there is no occupant, the Removal of 
 |owner of every house, shop, building, lot or parcel of land, sSJfe warns" *''° 
 land every pei-son having charge or care of any church, 
 ;|chapel, or other public building, fronting or abutting on 
 |any public street or streets where the sidewalks are planked 
 for paved, shall within the first four hours after every fall of 
 Isnow, hail or rain which shall freeze on the side- 
 |walks or in the drains, ^utters or water-courses, or alter a 
 Ifall of snow from oft' any building, caiise the same to be 
 Iremoved entirely oft the side waits and to the breadth of 
 lone foot out of the drains, gutters or water-courses, opposite 
 [each house, shop, church, chapel, or other building, as alore- 
 jaid ; and in case the ice or snow shall be so frozen that it 
 
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 TO REGULATE THE STREETS, ETC. 
 
 If the ice or cuiinot 1)6 reuiovcd Avitliout iuiui-y to the sidewalks orpave- 
 
 snow cannot be , , *;• • i i 1 1 , ^i 
 
 removed with- nieiits, cvevv such person as iiioresaicl sliall strew tlie same 
 siaVwaiks"asims with ashes, sand or some otlier suitable substance; hut no 
 o, sand to be persoH sluill spriiiklo, spread or place, or cause to be 
 
 strewed over the J • t •, ^ ^i I'l iTi i i 
 
 same. sijrinkled, si)read or placed, any salt or like substance on the 
 
 Salt not to be i '• ^ ,. 'i t i • i i. j. -i.! • 
 
 road or carnage-way ot sinj public Inghway or street within 
 the said Village, with the intent or for the purpose of melt- 
 ing or dissolving any snow, ice or dirt, which may have 
 accumulated on any road or carriage-way of any such street 
 or public highway. By-law 467, s. 10. 
 
 placed on the 
 street. 
 
 Iv 
 
 If .snow not re- 
 moved, Road 
 Overseer 
 to have it re- 
 moved and 
 prosecute the 
 offender. 
 
 A retmn to be 
 made to the 
 Village Clerk 
 of expenses in- 
 curred in 
 removal of 
 snov. 
 
 Expenses of re- 
 moving snow to 
 be collected in 
 same manner as 
 other municipal 
 taxes. 
 
 17. In case the said snow, ice and dirt, have not been so 
 removed from the sidewalks and gutters, drains or water- 
 courses adjoining any premisi s in the Village of Parkdale, 
 within twcntv-lour hours alter anv fall of snow, rain or hail, 
 it shall be the duty of the Road Overseer, or other person 
 api)ointed for that purpose, to give information and pro- 
 secute the parties in dehiult, if resident within the said 
 Village ; and also forthwith to cause the said snow, ice and 
 dirt to be removed, at the expense of the Corpuration, and 
 to keep an actoint of all expenses so incurred, and of the 
 properties in respect of which such moneys haAe been 
 expended, and the names of th-j owners and occupants 
 thereof on the last revised Assoasment Roll ; and to make 
 a return to the (^lerk of the Mnnit-ipality on the first day 
 of January, April, July and October in each year, of all 
 expenses incurred, as aforesaid, during the preceding quarter. 
 Avith the number on the last revised Assessment T^oll of the 
 property in respect of which the said expense was incurred, 
 and the names of the owner and occupant thereof, as appear- 
 ing on the said roll ; and the said Clerk shall, in a book to 
 be kept by him for that purpose, charge against each such 
 parcel of land the unpaid balance of such assessinent, and 
 cause the sum to be collected in the same manner as other 
 Municipal Taxes. 
 
 Snow to be re- 
 moval from the 
 roofs of build- 
 ings. 
 
 18. Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant, the 
 owner of every house, shop or building, and every person 
 having the charge or care of any church, chapel or other 
 public building, abutting on or ?rected within ten feet of 
 any public street, thoroughfare, sidewalk or pavement, 
 shall whenever snow or ice shall accumulate on the roof or 
 eaves of his house or building as aforesaid, to an extent that 
 shall be dangerous to persons passing, cause the same to be 
 forthwith removed therefrom, and every person while re- 
 moving the same shall take due and proper care and 
 precaution for the warning and safety of persons 
 passing. 
 
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 said 
 
TO REGULATE THE STREKTS, ETC. 
 
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 s or pave- 
 tlie same 
 s; but no 
 se to be 
 ice on the 
 ;et within 
 e of melt- 
 nay have 
 11 ch street 
 
 )t been so 
 
 or water- 
 
 Parkdale, 
 
 in or hail, 
 
 er person 
 
 and pro- 
 
 the said 
 
 V, ice and 
 
 tion, and 
 
 id of the 
 
 a\e been 
 
 :)ccnpant8 
 
 to make 
 
 first day 
 
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 t!;(|uarter. 
 
 ioll of the 
 
 incurred, 
 
 IS appear- 
 
 a book to 
 
 ?ach such 
 
 lent, and 
 
 as other 
 
 ipaiit, the 
 fv person 
 or other 
 n feet of 
 )avement, 
 le roof or 
 xtent that 
 anie to be 
 while re- 
 care and 
 persons 
 
 Removing Buildings. 
 
 19. No person shall ren ove, or cause or permit to be BuiidinKs not to 
 : removed, or assist in removing, anv buildiii«j; into, aluiiG^ or w'jthom'iea'le of 
 
 across any street or side walk in the said Village, without '^^^^°a'<^o* 
 "' having first obtained leave in writing from the Board of 
 I Works. 
 
 H C0RDW00r> AND CoAL. 
 
 I 
 
 20. No person shall throw or pile cordwood, firewood oi'i^ouob^f placed 
 coal upon any paved or planked sidewalk or boulevard in «" 'i"-* side- 
 the said Village, or shall saw or split cordwood or firewood 
 
 upon any street, sidewalk or boulevard in the said Village, 
 and no person shall stand on any such sidewalk or boule- 
 vard with his wood-saw and horse, so as to obstruct a free no" to obstnlct' 
 passage for foot passengers or cause injmy to the grass or ""• -^k'' "•ai'<'- 
 trees. Nor shall any person being the owner of any cord- 
 wood, firewood or coal, which has lieen thrown or piled 
 upon any street in the said Village, permit the same to 
 remain upon such street for a longer time than two hours, 
 so as to obstruct the free use thereof. 
 
 Merchandize 
 not to be placed 
 on tlie streets or 
 sidewalks. 
 
 Goods not to be 
 exposed on the 
 outside of shops. 
 
 Merchandize. 
 
 21. No person shall place any goods, wares, or other 
 merchandize, or other r.'iicles of any kind, upon any 
 street, or upon any sidewalk, or hang or expose any 
 goods, wares, or merchandize or other articles, outside 
 of any house, shop, warehouse or other building, which 
 shall project over any portion of the sidewalk of any 
 street or over any street of the said Village. But 
 the provisions of this section shall not be construed to 
 interfere with the use of a portion of such street or sidewalk 
 for a reasonable time during the taking in or delivery of 
 merchandize or other goods, or prevent the Board of Works 
 from granting written permission to construct platforms 
 across the drains, gutters, or water courses, on any of the 
 streets of the said Village where such Board may deem it 
 necessary or advisable to grant such permission for facili- 
 tating the reception or delivery of merchandize or other 
 goods, provided such permission in all cases reserves to the 
 said Board the right to withdraw the same whenever Lhe 
 said Board may deem it advisable. 
 
 AUCTIONS. 
 
 22. No person, without first having obtained leave from the Auctions pro- 
 said Boardof Works, shall sell by auction upon any of the ^/Jl'j^^g^ /" "'^ 
 
 I streets or sidewalks of the said Village, any horses, carri- 
 ages, furniture, or any other article whatsoever. 
 
 Reception or de- 
 livery ol mer- 
 chandize. 
 
 IJoard of Works 
 may grant per. 
 mission to erect 
 platforms across 
 the drains to 
 facilitate the re- 
 ception or de- 
 livery of mer- 
 chandize. 
 
4 
 
 I 1 
 
 I i 
 
 \ 
 i.\\ 
 
 12 
 
 f 
 
 Advertising 
 sales by street 
 crying. 
 
 The Bellman. 
 
 TO RKCiULATE THE STREETS, ETC. 
 
 NOISES. 
 
 23 No person shall advertise any sale of merchanfUze, 
 furniture, or any other article or any matter, by the ringing 
 of any bell, blowing of any horn, crying, hallooing or cre- 
 ating any other discordant noise, in any of the streets of 
 the said Village, or on the steps of any house or other 
 premises opini to tl e public street, Avhereby the public are 
 liable to be subjected to inconvenience and annoyance: 
 Provided always, that nothing contained in this clause 
 shall be construed to extend to any party duly appointed 
 and authorized by the said Municii)al Council to follow the 
 callinij of Public Crier or Bellman. 
 
 Kxcavations .lot 
 to be made 
 witiiout leave of 
 the Board o:' 
 Works. 
 
 Excavations to 
 be under the di- 
 rection of the 
 Board of Works, 
 
 EXCAVATIONS. 
 
 2'1. No person or persons shall break, tear up, or remove 
 any planking, pavement, sidewalk, curbing, macadamizing, 
 or other road surface, or make any excavation in, or under, 
 or pile any building matei'ial on any street, sidewalk or 
 boulevard of the said Village, for the purpose of building 
 or otherwise, without iirst having the said sidewalk and 
 boulevard carefully covered wHh planking to protect the 
 sfime from damage, and without having iirst obtained a 
 proper })erniit or license from the said Board of "Works s;. 
 to do ; and such permit being granted the same shall be 
 done under the direction of the Board of Works, and shall, 
 under the same inspection, l)e replaced, relaid and made 
 good by the parties who may have required to have the 
 same removed ; and such removal shall not be allowed to 
 continue any longer than is absolutely necessary : 
 In every case where the said Board of W^orks may see lit to 
 "•rant permission as aforesaid, the party to whom the same 
 IS gianted shall be held responsible for any and all acci- 
 dents that may occur to any person or ])roperty by reason 
 thereof, and shall keep and maintain such lights and 
 watchmen, and shall take such further care and precaution 
 as may be necessary for the protection and safety of the 
 public. 
 
 Eemoval of Gravel, Sand, or Earth. 
 
 Gravel or sand 25, No pcrson sliall take or carry away, any turf, earth, 
 ed whiiout^per^ or sand from any sti'eet laid out in the said Village, or from 
 mission. ^^^y vacaut lot belonging to the Corporation, without having 
 
 fii'st obtained permission from the Committee of the Coun- 
 cil having authority to jirrant the same. , = .,.■■. . • 
 
 
 Party making 
 excavations to 
 be responsible 
 for accidents, 
 and to keep 
 li,i;hts and 
 watchmen. 
 
 I 
 
TO REGULATE THE STREETS, ETC. 
 
 13 
 
 rcliandize, 
 lie ringing- 
 ig or cre- 
 streets of 
 ! or other 
 piiblic are 
 moyance : 
 lis clause 
 appointed 
 follow the 
 
 )r remove 
 
 damizing, 
 
 or under, 
 
 lewalk or 
 
 building 
 walk and 
 rotect the 
 ptained a 
 Works s;/ 
 3 shall be 
 uid shall, 
 ind made 
 
 have the 
 lowed to 
 
 see fit to 
 the same 
 
 all acci- 
 )_y reason 
 2;hts and 
 recaution 
 V of the 
 
 Encroachments, A.wninos, and Signs. 
 
 26. No person shall, without' having first obtained leave Doors, steps. 
 ■from the said Board of Works, construct, place or make any entmnles'^to 
 movable traps, or doors, for the purpose of entrance to any {."."r^oTdi^ on't'he 
 icellars or premises under any building or place, or make '^''^^waik. 
 |iay steps or porches or other entrances to buildings which 
 phall in anywise encroach upon the sidewalks or streets of 
 the said Village. 
 
 KS or 
 not to ex- 
 
 27. No person shall erect or continue anv awning, sign,Awn'n 
 
 . K . .. . 1 '"a 1 ^^ ' • aliens iiui lu c. 
 
 Sign-post, hanging or swinging sign, which shall m any tend over the 
 way extend over any street or sidewalk in the said Village, ouuhe peTmU- 
 iunless a plan thereof shall be first submitted to and ap- ^""^.^^^^'^^^^j.^^ 
 '-roved of by the said Board of W^orks. 
 
 i 28. It shall and may be lawful for any person or ]>ersons if awnings or 
 ^appointed by the said Municipal Council ot the said Village remoJ'e'd Titer 
 Ifor that purpose, after fourteen days' notice in writing j^'°|j^ce,^anoffKer 
 
 firved on the owner or occupier of any premises before may remove 
 hicli such last mentioned awning, sign, sign-post, hanging '*'^"^' 
 • swinging sign exists, to cause the same to be removed, 
 pmd no person or persons shall obstruct or impede such per- 
 |Bon or persons so appointed in the due execution of the 
 *|)rovision8 of this section. 
 
 ■ Climbing and Defacing. 
 
 I 29. No person shall be allowed to climb on any of the climbing lamp- 
 pamp-posts in the streets or parks, or on or into any of the FeMes!"^^^*' ""^ 
 trees or fences of ^le bouUvards, parks or public places ot 
 the said Village, or upon any of the railings or fences along 
 my of the streets of the said Village. 
 
 
 30. No person shall deface or disfigure any public ttr Defacing or in- 
 rivate buildings, wall, fence, railing, sign, monument, {."""herpro-"^^ 
 ost or other property in the said Village, by cutting, p'"^'>'- 
 breaking, daubing with paint or other substance, or shall 
 an any other way injure trie same. 
 
 rf, earth, 
 , or from 
 it having 
 he Coun- 
 
 FiRE and Fireworks. 
 
 ^ 31. No person shall set fire to any shavings, chips, straw Fires not to be 
 )r other combustible matter for the purpose of consuming s"r«'ts"or near 
 the same in any ol' the streets or parks of the said Village, c^ried'through'^ 
 )r in any enclosure within one hundred feet of any build- '^'^.^.•reefs.ex- 
 
 ,. t' , n .\ \ '' ff j.\ cept in a fire-pan 
 
 png, and no person shall carry fare through any of the 
 streets or parks of the said Village, except in some covered 
 i^essel or metal fire-pan. 
 2 
 
14 
 
 TO REaULATE THE STREETS, ETC. 
 
 Bonfires, fire- 
 arms or fire 
 
 or tlie Muiiicii)al Council, and no person or persons shall 
 li^ht, set oft', or tlirow any fire-cracker, squib, sei-pent, or 
 other noisy, oftensive, or dangerous substance or fireworks 
 in any ot the streets, squares, parla^, or pul)lic places of the 
 Yillaire. 
 
 Throwing Dangerous Missiles. 
 ThrowinR stones 82. No pcrsoii sliall cast, proi'ect, or throw any stones, or 
 
 snow-balls or i n i' • A ' '1 t i. ll 
 
 other missiles, oalls ot suow or ICC, or othcr missiJes dangerous to the 
 public, or use any bow and arroM' or catapult in any of the 
 streets, parks or public places of the said Village. 
 
 Bathing. 
 
 Indecent ex- 
 posure. 
 
 Indecency. 
 
 34. No person shall l)athe or swim a;ong or near the 
 piers, wharves or shores of the said Village, from the hour 
 of seven o'clock in the morning to nine o'clock in the 
 evening ; nor shall any person indecently expose any part 
 of his or her person in any public place, or in any of the 
 streets, parks, or public places of the said Village, nor 
 shall the plea of answering the call of nature be considered 
 a palliation of the oflfence. 
 
 Indecent writ- 
 ings or pictures 
 on the walls. 
 
 35. No person shall post or put up any indecent placard, 
 or pictures, or write any indecent or immoral 
 
 Avntmgs 
 
 Construe 
 the word 
 "street," 
 
 Penalty. 
 
 words, or mane any indecent pictures oj' drawings on any 
 public or private building, wall, fence, sign, monument, posty 
 sidewalk, or pavement in any of the said streets, parks, or 
 public places of the said Village. 
 
 Interpretation. 
 
 tion of 36. Whenever the word " street " or '^ streets " is men- 
 tioned in this By-law, it shall be understood and construed 
 as including all highways, thoroughfares, lanes, roads, alleys, 
 avenues, bridges, courts, court yards, commons, public 
 squares, and public places ; and shall be also understood as 
 including the sidewalks and boulevards unless the contrary 
 is expressed, or such construction as would be inconsistent 
 with the manifest intent of this By-law. . ~ 
 
 Penalty. 
 
 37. Any pci'son or persons guilty of an infraction of any 
 of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction 
 
TO REGULATK THE STREETS, I:TC. 
 
 15 
 
 Taefove the'Reeve, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace, 
 
 on the oath or afRrmatioTi of any credible witness, forfeit Distress in de- 
 
 and pay »c the discretion of the said Keeve, Justice or**"""^^^^"'^"* 
 
 Justices vjonvicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of 
 
 fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs, and in 
 
 default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be 
 
 lawful for the Reeve, or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to 
 
 issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said 
 
 Heeve and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them 
 
 are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal 
 
 of one of thena," to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs 
 
 only, by distress and sale of the ofiender's or offenders' 
 
 goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to 
 
 satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful deS'oT^"'"' 
 
 for the Reeve, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaivl, to ''''^"■^®^' 
 
 commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol, with 
 
 or without hard labour for any period not exceeding six 
 
 •calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner 
 
 paid. 
 
 Passed 5th March, 1879. 
 
 (Signed) John Gray, 
 
 Reeve, 
 ^Signed) J. B. McLachlan, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 ^L.S.: 
 
 By-Law No. 5. 
 
 EEPEALING BY-LAW NO. 4 RELATING TO SNOW, 
 PASSED 6th FEBRUARY, AND BUBSTITUTLVG 
 THERE-FOR BY-LAW NO. 4, PASSED MARCH 5th. 
 
 !:T'"V: 
 
 By-Law No. 6. 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK. 
 
 r-'-v^;r/^}ff}'^ 
 
ri6] 
 
 By-Law No. 7. 
 
 R S.O. c. i()o. 
 s. 2. and 36 V. 
 c. 43, s. 6,(Ont.) 
 
 A BY-LAW EP]LATIVE TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH 
 OF THE VILLAGE OF PAEKDALE. 
 
 Whereas, by an Act entitled "An Act res]>ecting the 
 Pnblic Ilealth," contained in the Eev. Stats, of Ont., 
 cap 190, it is among other things enacted that the 
 members of the Council of every incorporated Village 
 shall be the Health Officers of their respective Muni- 
 ci])alities, but that any such Council may, by By-law^ 
 delegate the powers of its members as such Health 
 Officers to a committee of their own number, or to such 
 persons, either including or not including one or more 
 ot themselves, as the Council thinks best. 
 
 And whereas, the Municipal Council of the Village of Park- 
 dale has a Standing Committee of its own membei-s,, 
 called the Board of Health, and it is considered advis- 
 able to delegate the said powers in the said recited 
 statute mentioned, to the members of the said Council^ 
 who at the present time, or who shall from time to 
 time, constitute the said committee ; 
 
 See also Con., And wlicreas, by the Eev. Stats, of Ont, cap. 174, sec. 466, 
 f.!o aiso^Vv. c. ^"^^' ^^^- ^'^» power is given to the Council of every 
 48. See 384 Incorporated Village to pass By-laws for providing fer- 
 
 tile health of the Municipality, and against the spread- 
 ing of contagious or infections diseases. 
 
 Therefore, the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the 
 Village of Parkdale enacts as follows: 
 
 Health Officers. 
 
 (Ont.) 
 
 the'^owers of ^' ^^^ ^^^^ powcrs and authorities conferred upon or vested 
 
 members of the iu tlic niembcrs of the Municipal Council of the Village of 
 
 Hea"th 'o^ilceis, Parkdalc, by the said recited statute, or by any other statute 
 
 niaiti!^"^"* °* heretofore, or hereafter to be enacced, as Health Officers of 
 
 the said Village, are lierehy delegated to the members of 
 
 the said Council, who shall from time to time be themembera 
 
 of the Standing Committee of tlie said Municipal Council, 
 
 designated the Board of Health. 
 
public health. 
 Health Ixspectoks and their Duties. 
 
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 2. The ConstableB of the Municipality shall act as Health Appointment of 
 
 T 111' • r> 1 1 1 1 i> TT 1 1 1 Health Inspect- 
 
 Inspectors under the direction ot the rJoard oi Health, and or and their 
 Bhall hold office, as such, during the pleasure of the Council, 
 and their duties as Health Inspectors shall be as follows: 
 Buhject always to such directions as aforesaid : 
 
 (1). To keep a vigilant supervision over all the lanes. To keep a gsn- 
 hy-ways, vacant lots and all premises within the village, fonoterThe*" 
 upon which any accumulation of dung, manure, offal, filth, J^/,^''yi',"^^||°^ 
 retuse, stagnant M'ater, or other matter or thing of deleterious 
 nature, may be found, and at once to notify the Board of 
 Health, and when required by the said Board or any mem- 
 ber thereof, to examine the same and notify the parties who Jonotify pa^rti^s 
 own or occupy such premises to remove the same. 
 
 to remove tilth 
 &c. 
 
 (2), To make a report of such examination in the " Fo: .n To lodge anin- 
 A " to this By-law annexed, and if the same be not removed against persons 
 within twenty -four hours after notice thereof, as aforesaid, movefilth &c. 
 to lodge information with the Reeve of the village, or any 
 Justice of the Peace presiding as such for the time being, 
 to the end that proceedings may be immediately taken 
 against the parties so offending, in accordance with the 
 provisions of this By-law ; and it shall be in his discretion 
 to cause the same to be removed. 
 
 (3). To visit the premises of all butchers and all slaughter- To visit butch- 
 houses when required so to do by the Board of Health, or and slaughter 
 by any Healtli Officer, and report to the said Board or to ''°"*^^- 
 some member thereof the result of such visits immediately 
 thereafter. 
 
 (4). To make all necessary arrangements for removing all to arrange for 
 decaying animal or vegetable matter, manure, house dirt, an^ehiT&c^' °^ 
 offal, or other offensive or unsightly matter from the streets 
 or other public places, at the expense ot those who placed 
 such matter as aforesaid in such street or public place, in 
 accordance v/ith section twenty-three (23) of this By-law. 
 
 (6). To see that the provisions of the several sections of '^° enforce the 
 
 ,.^4-,, ,■,'■., ■, 1 ■,. , provisions of 
 
 this By-law are strictly enforced, and generally to obey and this By-Law 
 carry out the intentions and directions ot tlie Board of 
 Health in matters relating to the Public Health. 
 
 L» and to obey and 
 carry out the 
 Instructions of 
 the Board of 
 Health. 
 
 m^u t'' 
 
 Medical Health Officer. 
 
 3. In addition to the appointment of Health Inspectors, 
 as hereinafter provided, it shall be lawful for the Council, 
 
 ji- 
 
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 PUBLIC HKALTH. 
 
 Mlieu it IB deemed itidispeiiaible for the prefiervation of the 
 l)»iblic healtli, and tlio more prumj>tly and effectually to 
 carry into effect the sanitary conditions of this By-law, to 
 Appointment of appoiut oiiG or niore nienibers of the medical profession to 
 Office"^"'"' he Medical Health Officer or Officers, to hold office during 
 the pleasure of the Council, and whose duties and rernimer- 
 ation shall be specially defined from time to time by 
 resolution of the Council or the said Board of Health. 
 
 Cleaning of pub- 4. TliB duty for providing for the cleaning of all public 
 streets, lanes and alleys in the Village, shall hereafter be 
 performed by the said JV)ard of Health, and it shall also 
 be the duty of the said Board to cause the said streets, lanes 
 and Hlleys to be kept clean of all rank grass and noxious 
 weeds. 
 
 Heaitii Inspect- 
 ors to examine 
 into sources of 
 filth and causes 
 of sicl<ness and 
 to remove or 
 prevent the 
 same. 
 
 Committee to 
 grant permits 
 to remove 
 nuisance. 
 
 Committee or 
 its officer may 
 enter premises 
 or buildings in 
 the prosecution 
 of their duties. 
 
 Owners or ten-, 
 ants to remove 
 nuisance or in- 
 jurious matter 
 withm twenty- 
 four hours of^ 
 notice to do so. 
 
 5. The Medical Health Officer under the direction of the 
 said Board shall examine into all nuisances, sources of filth, 
 and causes of sickness, within the A^'illage, that may in its 
 opinion be injurious to the health of its inhabitants, and 
 shall cause to be destroyed, removed, or prevent the same, 
 as the case may require. 
 
 6. The Board of Health may grant permits for, or re- 
 strain the removal of. any nuisance, infected articles or 
 offensive matter, within the said Village, when they con- 
 sider it safe and proper for the public safety so to do. 
 
 7. Whenever it shall appear necessary to the said Board 
 of Health or any of its olftcers, for the preservation of the 
 public health, or for the abatement of any nuisance, or upon 
 the receipt of the said committee of a notice signed by two 
 or more inhabitants of the said Village, stating the con- 
 dition of any building in the said Village to be so filthy 
 as to be a nuisance, or injurious to health, or that upon 
 any premises within the said Village, there is any foul 
 or offensive ditch, gutter, drain, privy, cesspool or 
 ash-pit, kept or c»)n8tructed so as to be a nuisance or 
 injurious as aforesaid, or that upon any such premises, 
 any accumulation of dung, manure, offal, filth, refuse, 
 stagnant water or other matter, or thing, are, or is kept 
 or permitted to remain so as to be a nuisance or injurious 
 as aforesaid, the said committee, or any two of its 
 officers, shall have full power and authority to enter such 
 building or pre^nises for the purposes of examining the 
 same, and if necessary to order the removal of any such 
 matter or thing as aforesaid; and if any proprietor or his 
 lawful agent or representative having charge of, or control 
 of such premises, or the occupant or any otlier person hav- 
 
PUBLIC HEALTH. 
 
 19 
 
 ing any lejj^al or equitable iutere.st tlioreiii, after liavinj; 
 tweiity-t'uur hours' notice from the said eonnnittee oran\ of 
 its officers, to remove or abate sucli matter or thiii<i; as afore- 
 said ; shall neglect or refuse to remove or abate the same, 
 he shall be 8ul)ject to the penalties of this IJy-law ; and in 
 ease any siiiular nuisance shall l)e repeated by anv such 
 proprietor, agent or occupant of any premises, the said 
 cunnnittee. without any further notice to the parties so,, „„i^ 
 
 offeudiuir, may in their discretion remove, or cause lo bo r<'V.'"'l',"'' p'"'*^ 
 ,"-'/,, , . ... , IS liable to pen- 
 
 removed or abated, such nuisance or injurious matter, andaitiesottius 
 
 sauce is 
 
 Hy-law, and it 
 inniedi. 
 removed 
 expense. 
 
 and penalties shall not exceed the sum of fifty dollars. 
 
 8. The notice mentioned in the preceding section of this 
 By-law may be in the form "1>" lo this lly-law annexed, 
 and if the premises are occupied, shall be served on the 
 occupant or some servant or member of his family, and if 
 the premises are vacant, the same notice shall be served on 
 the owner of the premises, his agent or representative, or 
 left at his or their last or usual place of abode. 
 
 9. Any Health Officer, Market Inspector, or Constable, "^j'n'ed or un- 
 
 J 1 11 • 1 1 i r • i 1 1 11 wholesome food 
 
 may and shall seize and destroy any tainted and unwhole- to be siezed and 
 some meat, poultry, iish, or other article of food exp' sed or '^^*"^°^^''' 
 offered for sale in the Village of Parkdale. 
 
 Slaughter Kousks. 
 
 10. No slaughter-house shall 1)6 erected, opened, con- No slaughter 
 tinued, or used in the Village of Parkdale, unless and until er°e"clld°o%sed 
 the person opening or using the same shall have satisfied J'JJ.'^^,^^ Medlcai 
 the Medical Health Officer that such slaughter-house or Health officer. 
 building is situated, at least, one hundred feet from any 
 
 public street, and three hundred feet from any residence or 
 
 dwelling, except that of the owner of such slaughter-house, 
 
 and that it is in no manner injurious to the public health, 
 
 and shall have obtained from such Medical Health Officer certificate of 
 
 a certificate of compliance with the regulations C(mtainedr°gufiitonst^'*'* 
 
 in this and the three following sections of this By-law. '"' obtained 
 
 11. No butcher or other person shall kill or slaughter to be to the 
 any beeves, calves, sheep, or other animals within the said Heahlfofficer 
 Village, unless it is shown to the Medical Health Officer 
 
 that the house, yard, pen or place where such kilhng shall . 
 
 take place is paved or laid with stone-flag or tile, and the 
 
 same inlaid with cement or otherwise constructed so that "°w to be 
 
 the floor is impervious to water, and the floor in every such ''°"- '""^'^ ■ :% 
 
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 PUBLIC HEALTH. 
 
 Removal of 
 offal, &c. 
 
 case made with a descent towards a Rutter, which shall 
 pass through the same, and leading to a tub or reservoir 
 which shall he placed to receive the blood and oflfal passing 
 therein, which shall be kept closely covered and emptied, 
 in conformity with section twenty-one of this By-law, at the 
 end of each day, when killing has been done on the pre- 
 mises at such place, that no offensive effluvia may arise 
 therefrom. 
 
 ^ro'v^dtn" ^ 12. No swine shall be allowed to have access to any such 
 connoction. slttughter-house or to any yard connecting therewith. 
 
 To be properly 
 cleaned at re^U' 
 lar periods. 
 
 Certificate fo be 
 for one y^ar, 
 ending Dec. 31. 
 
 No privies or 
 cesspools to be 
 permitted. See 
 Rev. Stats. Ont., 
 cap. 174, sec. 466 
 sub-sec. 16. 
 
 To be filled up. 
 See Rev. Stats. 
 Ont., c. 174, sec. 
 46b, s.s. 50. 
 
 If not cleansed 
 and tilled officer 
 may enter upon 
 premises and 
 cause it to be 
 done. 
 
 And collect 
 costs in tbe same 
 manner as 
 taxes or other- 
 wise. 
 
 13. Every slaughter-house or building so used shall be 
 lime whitewashed inside, at least once in each week be- 
 tween the first day of April and the first day of November 
 in each year, and shall also be supplied with a hydrant or 
 pump and well, having a sufficient supply of water for the 
 purposes of keeping the same clean and free from smell, 
 and shall also at all times have a printed copy of these 
 regulations relating to slaughter-houses hung up or exposed 
 in some conspicious part of such building or premises, 
 together with the certificate of the Meiical Health Officer, 
 that the same have been complied with, for which certifi- 
 cate a fee of one dollar shall be paid to ti:e said officer. 
 
 14. The certificate mentioned in the tenth section shall 
 be in force for one year only, and shall expire on the thirty- 
 first day of December, of the year for which it is granted, 
 but shall be subject to revocation at any time by order of 
 the Board of Health on proof of nou-coinpliance with its 
 conditions. 
 
 Privy- VAULTS and Cesspools. 
 
 15. No privy -vault or cesspool shall be constructed, con- 
 tinued or used in the Village of Parkdale, and all privy- 
 vaults or cesspools already con8tru<3ted or in use shall be 
 properly cleansed and filled up on or before the first day of 
 June next after the passing of this By-law ; and in case any 
 such privy- vault or cesspool has not been so cleansed and 
 filled up within the time limited by this By law, the Board 
 of Health or any of its officers may enter upon the premises 
 and cause such cleansing and filling up to be properly done, 
 and the expense thereof may be recovered with costs by- 
 action or distress from the occupant or owner of such 
 
 E remises ; and in case of non-payment thereof the same may 
 e recovered in the same manner as the Municipal taxes 
 for the year, and such occupant or owner shall also be liable 
 to the penalties of this By-law. 
 
PUnHC HKALTH. 
 
 21 
 
 Witll a tij'ht floor, Privips, how to 
 111' coiiRtriictcd. 
 Smtit. Ont., 
 
 16. All privies shall be constructed 
 1><>X or drawer, so that no noxious matter can e8cai>e, and in 1< 
 flucli a manner that the nuitter contained therein can be;,, 
 easily dooderised with dry earth, coal ashes or other absor- 
 bent, and some such dry earth or other absorbent shall bo 
 used or thrown in, eacrh time the closet is made use of, and 
 the contents thereof shall bo removed as often as occasioTi 
 may require. 
 
 1,-4. s. 4'*, 
 49- 
 
 17. Wlienever any privy shall become offensive tlie offensive privies 
 same. sliall be cleansed, and the owner, agent, occupant, or nillovcrurre- 
 other person having charge of the land on which any privy '"''"^'' 
 may be situated, the state or condition of which is in 
 violation of the provisions of this By-law, shall remove, 
 cleanse, alter, amend or repair the same within such 
 reasonable time after notice in writing to that effect, given 
 by the said committee or any of its ollicers, and in case 
 such privy has not been properly removed, cleansed, alter- it not cleaned 
 «d or repaired, within the time limited by such notice, the I'.'r'notrceTmay 
 said committee or any two of the officers may enter ui)on '" cleaned -.n 
 
 , J *^ XI • 1 • X ■{ * 1 '"^n<^" expense. 
 
 the premises and cause the said privy to be removed, »<< v. stats, ont. 
 cleansed, altered or repaired, and the expense of such re- ss.'ja ^ '*^' 
 moving, cleansing, altering or rei)airing may be recovered 
 with costs, by action or distress, from the occupant or 
 owner of such premises, and in case of non-payment there- 
 of the same may be recovered, with cost of action, in the Recovery of 
 same manner as the municipal taxes of the year, and'=°'"^ 
 such occupant or owner shall also be liable to the penalties 
 of this By-law. 
 
 .Eemoval of Night Soil or othkr Offensive Matter. 
 
 18. No person shall convey or cause to be conveyed ^^°^'^'J°^^°^|^ 
 through the streets of the Village of Parkdale, any swill, conveyed thro- 
 night-soil or other filth or offensive matter, except under ctpt^s^au'tho- 
 general regulations to be prescribed by the said iioard ofj^^^^''^""^''*'" 
 
 Health, and any person contravening such general regula- 
 tions shall be subject to the penalties of this B;; 
 
 5y-law. 
 
 19. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons to j;'°h{°sofiPor' 
 deposit upon any of the streets or upon any land or lot other eith in 
 within the said Village, any night-soil or other filth, or Jropfri',,""'"* 
 refuse matter of any kind, without the consent and under ''^°'^'*^"*^'*- 
 the direction of the said Committee or Medical Health 
 Officf.v of the Tillage, unless such night-soil or other matter , ' ! 
 
 has been thoroughly dooderised. • '-■.;'•.:. ; ,, 
 
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 22 
 
 PUBLIC HEALTH. 
 
 
 .20. It ftluill not be lawful for any pei«on or persons within 
 
 No acciimuia- the sald Village to permit or sutler the accumulation of 
 
 offensive matter any duiig, uianuro, olfal, filth, refuse, stagnant water or- 
 
 anowed!"^'''"^<-'ther otfensive matter or thing ujion his or her premises, or 
 
 en any vacant lot l)elonging to him or her; or to place on 
 
 any of the pul)lic lanes or by -ways, in front or in rear of 
 
 their buildings oi- premises, any manure or other refuse, 
 
 vegiitable or animtil matter, or any other dirt or filth which 
 
 in the <i])inion of the Health Olficers or any two of them, 
 
 sluill pi'ovo to be a nuisance. 
 
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 Dirt or refuse 21. No ])erson or pcrsous shall remove or carry in or 
 
 not to be carried ,1 i i> ^i r i z. i 
 
 through the through auv ot the streets, squares, courts, lanes, avenues, 
 during cenlm P^accs or allcvs of the said village, any house dirt, offal, 
 hours specified . auimal or Vegetable ur other refuse substances from any of 
 the dwelling-iiouses or other places in or through the said 
 Village, excei)t between the hours of tour o'clock a.m. and 
 two luturs after sunrise, during the months of May, June^, 
 July, August and September, stable manure excepted. 
 
 Dead animals, 22. No persou or pcrsous sluiU tlirow into or leave in or 
 othe^refuse'^ not '^P^" *''".)' ^trcct, cuurt, squarc lane, alley, or wharf, public- 
 to be thrown on euclosurc, vacaut lot, or any pond or body of water within 
 intheLake""^ the limits of the said Village, any dead animal, dirt, saw- 
 dust, soot, ashes, cinders, shavings, hair, shreds, manure, 
 oyster, clam or lobster shells, waste water or filth of any 
 kind, or any refuse animal or vegetable matter whatsoever; 
 nor shall any person throw into or leave in the Lake or on 
 the beach thereof, any dead animal, or other foul or offensive 
 matter. 
 
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 Liability for 
 breach of pre- 
 ceding section. 
 
 23. If any of the substances mentioned in the preceding 
 section shall be thrown or carried from any house, ware- 
 house, shop, cellar, yard or other place, or left in any of the 
 places specified in the preceding section, the owner and 
 occu])ant of such house or other place as aforesaid, and the 
 pei-son who actually threw, cairied or left the same, or who 
 caused the same to be .thrown, carried or left, shall severally 
 be held liable for such violation of this By-law ; and all 
 such ?nbstances shall be removed from the place where they 
 have been so thrown or left as aforesaid, by such owner or 
 occupant, or otlier person, within four hours after personal 
 mttice to that effect, given by the Health Inspector, and the 
 expense thereof borne by such owner or occupant, or such 
 other person guilty of the act. 
 
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 ^drpwafSi°to 2^* -'■* ^^^^^^ ^^6 t'^6 duty of all officers, servants, workmen 
 Officers o"!*''''"' '^^^^ agcuts of the Corporation to give all possible aid and 
 spectors""^ " assistance in their power to the Health Inspectors or any 
 of the officers of the said committee. 
 
PUBLIC HEALTH. 
 
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 25. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any I'lnaity. 
 of the provisions of this By law shall, upon conviction before 
 the Reeve, or any Justice or Justice , of the Peace, 
 on the oath or affirmation of any one credible 
 witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the 
 said Reeve, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not ' 
 
 exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive 
 of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it 
 shall and may be lawful tor the Reeve, or Justice convicting 
 as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or 
 in case the said Reeve and Justice or Justices, or any two 
 or more of them, are acting together therein, then under tlie •^js','^ess m de- 
 liand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty andmcnt. 
 •costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the oftender''s or 
 offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient 
 distress to satisfy the -said penalty and costs, it shall and may 
 be lawful for the Reeve, Justice or .histices convi(tti;)g as 
 aforesaid, to connnit the offender or offenders to the Com- 
 mon Gaol, with or without hard labour, for any period not ^XuT/ofX-'" 
 -exceeding six calender months, unle-s the said penalty and '"^^s. 
 costs be sooner paid. , * 
 
 Passed 3rd April, 1879. 
 
 (Signed) John Gray, 
 
 ((Signed) J. B. McLachlan, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Reeve. 
 
 :l!s!: 
 
 SCHEDULE OF FORMS. 
 
 :no. 
 
 FORM "A." 
 
 (see section II. sub-section II.) 
 
 HEALTH INSPECTORS REPORT. 
 
 No. '.' Street. House 
 
 Jn condition '"• 
 
 ^ . (Males '-, .;. i:rv:,j ,;^ 
 
 Tenants I p^^^j^g --..:., u... 
 
 owner (or occupant.) 
 
24 
 
 SCHEDULE OF FORMS. 
 
 Privy 
 Stable 
 
 STATE OF PREMISES. 
 
 Yard Cellar 
 
 Well Lane 
 
 PROXIMITY OF ABOVE. 
 
 From privy to well 
 
 teet 
 
 dwelling 
 
 From stable to " 
 " well 
 
 
 GENERAL REMARKS. 
 
 Locality, high or low. 
 \\'ater, good or bad. 
 State of drainajje. 
 
 Parkuale, 
 
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 This is to certify and declare that I have examined the 
 premises abov mentioned, in accordance with the provisions 
 of By-law No. 7, and that the state thereof is as I have 
 described. 
 
 Inspector. 
 
 FORM "B." 
 
 (see section viii.) 
 
 No. 
 
 Parkdale, 18 . 
 No. Street, 
 
 Mr. owner, 
 
 notified to remove 
 filth (or other matter) 
 from street 
 
 within hours. 
 
 No. Time o'clock m. 
 
 Parkdale, 18 . 
 
 Sir, — You are hereby notified, in 
 compliance with the provisions of 
 By-law No. , to cause to be re- 
 moved from the in the 
 premises (owned or occupied) bv 
 
 on street, all filth (or 
 
 other matter) within hours from, 
 
 this time and date, or in default, I 
 will cause the same to be done, and 
 the c(;sts and expenses thereof to be 
 charged to you, in addition to any 
 penalty imposed by the said By-law. 
 
DOO BY-LAW. 
 
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 By-Law No. 8. 
 
 RELATING TO TREASURER'S SURETIES. 
 
 By Law No. 9. 
 
 TO PROHIBIT DOGS FROM RUNNING AT LARGE, 
 AND TO TAX THE OWNERS OR HARBOURERS 
 OF DOGS. 
 
 Whereas, by the R. S. 0. Cap. 174, Sec. 461, Sub. Sees. 
 10 and 11. " Tne Council of every Incorporated Village 
 may pass By-laws for restraining and regulating the 
 running at large of Dogs, and for impiosing a tax on 
 the owners, possessors or harbourers of dogs, and for 
 killing dogs running at large contrary to the By-laws. 
 
 Therefore, be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the 
 Corporation of the Village of Parkdale : 
 
 1. That each and every inhabitant of the Village of oogstoberegis- 
 Parkdale who shall own or harbour any dog or dogs, bitch lorl'^thTist of' 
 or bitches, shall annually, on or before the 1st day of June, -(""e.. 
 have the same registered, numbered, described and licens- 
 ed for one year from that date, and shall pay the yearly 
 
 sum or tax of one dollar for each and every dog or dogs by 
 them owned or harb<)ured, and the sum of two dollars for 
 ever}' bitch or bitches by them owned or harboured, and in 
 addition to such tax, shall pay the Clerk of the Municipal- t^dng""^ '^*^'^" 
 ity, who is hereby authorized to make such registration 
 and receive such tax above mentioned, the sum of twenty- 
 five cents for each and everv animal so registered, which 
 shall be his fee for making such registration. 
 
 2. Each and every dog or bitch so licensed shall wear a Name of owner 
 collar, conspicuously bearing the name of the owner of such dog. 
 
 dog or bitch, and no such dog or dogs, bitch ' tches 
 
 shall be allowed, under any circumstance, to be a^, large, Not to be at large 
 
 miless accompanied by some person having it or them 
 
 under perfect control, and the owner shall be liable for any 
 
 damage or mischief, of which any such animal may be the 
 
 cause. 
 
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 DOG BY-LAW. 
 
 four hours. 
 
 
 3. Any dog or dogs, bitch or bitches, found at large con- 
 trary to the previous section of this By-law, may be 
 captured by the constable or constables of this Municipality 
 
 Dogs found at or may be captured by any other person and delivered to 
 Irnmciaiilied^'^ *^® coustable, and if such dog or bitch shall not wear a 
 within twenty- collar with the name of the owner thereon, such dog or 
 bitch shall be, after twenty-four hours, killed and for each 
 animal so captured, the person or persons capturing the 
 same shall receive the sum of twenty-five cents, and like- 
 wise for each animal so killed the constable shall receive 
 the sum of twenty-five cents, such sum being paid by the 
 Clerk out of the cash received as dog taxes, but if such dog 
 or bitch shall wear a collar, bearing the name of the owner 
 as required by section two of this By-law, the constable 
 shall immediately notify such owner and he or she shall, 
 within forty-eight hours of notice, pay or cause to be paid 
 Redemption fees to the Village Clerk, the sum of one dollar and fifty cents 
 for every dog or bitch, on payment of Avhich the Clerk shall 
 give an order on the constable to have such dog or bitch 
 delivered to such owner; and the constable and party cap- 
 turing such animal, and also the Clerk, shall each receive 
 the sum of twenty-five cents out of the dollar and a half 
 collected. 
 
 4. If the owner refuse or neglect to pay the sum called 
 for by the previous section of this By-law, within the time 
 mentioned, such dog or bitch shall be sold or destroyed. 
 
 6. It shall be the duty of the constables of this Munici- 
 pality to see that all the provisions of this By-law are 
 Dog that cannot strictly enforced and carried out, and they have hereby the 
 marb'e'wfied power to kill any dog or bitch that they cannot capture if 
 found at large contrary to this By-law. 
 
 Penalty. ^- A.^^}' person or persons guilty of an infraction of any 
 
 of the provisions of this By-law, shall, upon conviction 
 «... before the Reeve or any Justice of the Peace, on the oath 
 or affirmation of any creditable witness, forfeit and pay, at 
 the discretion of the said Reeve or Justice, convicting, a 
 penalty not exceeding the sum of twenty dollars, for each 
 offence, exclusive of costs and damages, and in default of 
 payment thereof, may be committed to the common goal, 
 with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding 
 one calendar month. 
 
 Dogs may be 
 sold. 
 
 Passed March 26th, 1879. 
 
 (Signed) John Gray, 
 
 )'.;i.. 
 
 (Signed) J. B. McLachlan, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Reeve. ' 
 
 IL.S. 
 
TO ENCOURAGE PLANTING OF TREES. 
 
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 By Law No. lo. 
 
 BY-LAW TO PEOVIDE FOB GKADING AND THE 
 CONSTKUCTION OF SIDEWALKS WITHIN THAT 
 PORTION OF PARED ALE LYING BETWEEN 
 QUEEN STREET ON THE NORTH, DUFFERIN 
 ON THE EAST, KING STREET ON THE SOUTH, 
 , AND COWAN AVENUE ON THE WEST. 
 
 By-Law No. ii 
 
 BY-LAW TO ENCOURAGE THE PLANTING, AND 
 TO PROVIDE FOR PROTECTION OF TREES, &c. 
 
 Be it enacted by the Municipality of the Village of Parkdale : 
 
 That sections 3 and 4 of chapter 187 of the Revised 
 Statutes o( Ontario, entitled an Act to encourage the plant- 
 ing of trees along highways, be applicable to the Village of 
 Parkdale. 
 
 Passed March 26th, 1879. ' ''■ 
 [ (Signed), 
 
 (Signed) J. B. McLachlan, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 John Gray, 
 
 Reeve. 
 
 ' L. S. 
 
 The folloioitig is a coi)y of the. Act above referred to : 
 
 ^'' '" ' ■ CHAPTER 187. ' '' '" \ 
 
 Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the 
 Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, 
 enacts as follows ; 
 
 1. The word "highway," whenever it occurs in this Act, interpretation of 
 shall be held to mean and include any public highway, wayT' '^ " 
 street, ro d, lane, alley, or other communication, as well as 
 any public place or square. 34 V. c. 31, s. 6. 
 
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 TO ENCOURAGE PLANTING OP TREES. 
 
 fa^r''?^ma'ke tins ^" ^^^^^ons tlircG aiid fouf of tliis Act sliall not apply to 
 Act appw to " incorporated Cities, Towns and Villages, unless the Council 
 pities, owns. t;hereof first passes a by-law making the same apply thereto. 
 34: V. c. 31, s. 6. 
 
 Property of trees 3. For the purposc of tliis Act, every shade tree, shrub 
 
 vest'ed^'in'tlie ^^^ sapHug now growiug cm either side of any highway in 
 
 crnTunds'"'^'*" ^^^^ Province shall, upon, from and after the passing of this 
 
 Act, be deemed to be the property of the owner of the land 
 
 adjacent to such highway oppo ite to which such tree, shrub 
 
 or sapling is. 34 V. c. 31, s. 1. 
 
 Planting trees. 
 
 Property in 
 
 Injuring trees. 
 
 Penalty. 
 
 4. Any person owning land adja jent to any highway may 
 plant trees, shrubs or saplings on the portion thereof con- 
 tiguous to his land ; but no tree, shrub or sapl'ng shall be 
 so planted that the same is or may become a nuisance in the 
 highway or obstruct the fair and reasonable use of the same. 
 
 (2). Every tree, shrub or sapling so planted in any high- 
 way shall for the purposes of this Act be deemed to be the 
 property of the owner for the time being of the land whose 
 owner planted theidime. 34 Y. c. 31, s. 2. 
 
 5. Any person who ties or fastens any animals to any 
 such tree, shrub or sapling so growing or planted upon any 
 highway, or who injures or destroys, or suffers or permits 
 any animal in his charge to injure or destroy, or who 
 removes any such shrub, tree or sapling, or receives the same 
 knowing it to be so removed, shall, upon conviction thereof 
 before a Justice of the Peace, forfeit and pay such sum of 
 money not exceeding twenty-five dollars besides costs, as 
 such Justice may award, and in default of payment the 
 same ma^^ be levied of the goods and chattels ot the person 
 offending, or such person may be imprisoned in the Common 
 Gaol of the County within which the Municipality is, for 
 a period not exceeding thirty days. 
 
 (2). One-half of such fine shall go to the person laying 
 the iiifoimation, and the other half to the Municipality 
 within which such tree, shrub or sapling was growing. 34 
 V. c. 31, 6. 4, 
 
 [See also Revised Statutes, c. 174, s. 454. (16).] 
 
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[29] 
 
 By-Law No. 12. 
 
 A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINT- 
 MENT OF A POUND-KEEPER. AND TO RE- 
 GULATE THE POUND OF THE VILLAGE OF 
 PARKDALE. 
 
 Whereas, it has been found necessary to appoint a pound- 
 keeper for the Villaire of Parkdale, and to regulate 
 Ids duties, and to restrain and regulate the i'uiinin<>: at 
 large of certain animals, and to provide foriini>ouuding 
 the same; and further, to })rovide for sufficient yards 
 and en(do8ures for the safe-keeping of such animals, as 
 it may be the dut}' of the pound-keeper to imj^ound : 
 
 Therefore, the Municipal Council of the Village of Park- 
 dale enacts as follows : 
 
 1. There shall be one common pound established in the to establish a 
 Village of Parkdale, that is to say on the plot of ground, '^^'""""'" ^""" 
 t^ituate on the south-west corner of Queen and Dutferin 
 
 streets. Provided always, that whenever such common 
 pound is not secure the pound-keeper may confine any 
 animals, liable to be impounded, in any enclosed space 
 M'ithiu the limits of such pound-keeper's District. 
 
 2. The Municipal Council shall, from time to time as the council to ap- 
 occasion may require, appoint one responsible person to^eep'e?.''"""''' 
 serve in the office of ]>ound-kee})er hereinbefore established, 
 
 who shall hold his oflice during the pleasure of the Council, 
 and be generally' under the supervision and direction of the 
 same. 
 
 3. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons to suffer Animals nm- 
 his, her, or their horses, cows, cattle, goats, sheep, swine, ducks, b|"fnfpoSa" 
 geese, or other poultry, or pigeons to run or be at large or 
 pasture, whether in chargeof a caretaker or otherwise, except 
 
 within good and proper enclosures, within the limits of the 
 
 said Village, and any person impounding any animal for persoti im- 
 
 being or running at large oi- pasturing shall for his loss ot time, ^"""e'^toVclwe. 
 
 care or trouble in impoimding such animal, and on delivery twenty-five 
 
 of same to the pound-keeper, be entitled to receive from such '^^"'^' 
 
 pound-keeper the sum of twenty -five cents for each animal 
 
 so impounded by liim sind delivered to such pound-keeper, 
 
 and the said pound-keeper shall pay the same, and the 
 
 amount so paid shall be added to the fees of such keeper and 
 
 be considered to be a part of such fees. 
 
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 80 
 
 POUND BY-LAW 
 
 Pound-koeper 
 to impouna all 
 
 ed to him. 
 
 4. It filmll l>e lawful for any pound-keeper of the said 
 animTis"d'e"iver- Villn<;e. clulv appointed as aforesaid, to impound any of the 
 animals mentioned in the third section ot this By-law, on 
 delivery thereof ti> him for that purpose hy any person or 
 persons, or if found running or heint"' at lar^^e or pasturing 
 as aforesaid within the limits of the said Village, and he is 
 hereby rocjuiied to impound all such animals; and also to 
 im]K)und all hoi'ses, cows, cattle, sheep, goats or swine, 
 ducks, geese, or other poultry, or pigeons, that shall trespass 
 on tlie land of any ])erson or persons within the said Village, 
 or on any of the boidevards thereof, and to detain the same 
 until the owner or owners thereof shall have paid over and 
 above any claim for damages for the trespass and the 
 charges, or over and above the penalty alone, when no 
 trespass has been committed, the sum following : For every 
 Pound-keeper's liorso or head of Cattle, pig, sheep or goat, one dollar, and 
 for every duck or jj;oose, or pigeon, ten cents, which shall 
 go to the pound-keeper as, and for his fee, for impounding 
 the same, and a further sum of twenty-live cents for loss of 
 time, care and trouble of the person or persons impounding 
 the sam \ 
 
 Owner to pay 
 damages. 
 
 fees 
 
 Poiind-kecper'sJ 
 duties. 
 
 li-^iv 
 
 Allow.-ince pro- 
 vided for 
 pound-keeper. 
 
 Fees may be 
 recovered with 
 costs. 
 
 Pound-keeper 
 subject to the 
 penalties of 
 this Bv-law. 
 
 5. Whc.ever any animals have been trespassing or run- 
 ning or being at large or pastiu'ing, contrary to tlie provi- 
 sions of this By-law, shall have been impounded ; it shall 
 be the duty ot the pound-keeper, daily to furnish such 
 animals with good and sufficient food, water and shelter, 
 during the whole time that such animals shall continue 
 "impovmded. and for so doing he sball be entitled to demand 
 and receive the following allowance over and above his 
 fees as pound-keeper as hereinbefore provided, namely: 
 For every horse, fifty cents per day ; for every head of 
 cattle, thirty cents per da}' ; for every sheep pig, orgeat, 
 twenty -five cents per day, and for every duck or goose, or 
 pigeon, five cents per day. 
 
 6. The fees, value or allowance as aforesaid may bo 
 recovered with costs by summary proceeding before the 
 Reeve, or any Justice of the Peace, in like manner as fines, 
 
 Senalties or forfeitures for breach of any By-law of the said 
 [unicipality, may, l)y law, be recovered and enforced by a 
 single Justice or the Reeve. 
 
 7. In case any pound-keeper who impounds or confines 
 any such animal as aforesaid, refuses or neglects to pay to 
 the pereon delivering any such animal to him, the sum of 
 twenty-five cents for such animal so impounded, or to find, 
 provide and supply the animal with good and sufhcient 
 food, water or shelter, he shall be subject to the penalties of 
 this By-law. 
 
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POUND BY-LAW. 
 
 81 
 
 8. The porsoii distraiuinj' or iinponiuliiii; any animal for Person to de- 
 
 j. 1 • 1 1 11 i ii ' .^' •,! • liver Statement 
 
 tresprtss or doing damago, tjhall, at the tune, or withm tor damaues to 
 twenty-four hours thereat'tor, deUver to the pound-keeper ''''"n<i''eeper. 
 diipHcate statementd in wriliiijjj of his demand against the 
 owner for damages (if any), not exceeding twenty dolhirs 
 done by such animal, f.nd shall at the same time give his 
 written agreement under seal with a surety (if re(|uired by 
 the pound-keeper) in the form following, or in words to the 
 same effect : 
 
 I (or we) do hereby agree tliat I (or we) will pay to the )^J^*j'*=" ^'sree- 
 owner of the (describe the animal) by me, A,B., this day 
 impounded, all costs to which the said owner may be put, 
 in case the distress by me, the said A, 1>. ]>ri»ves to be 
 ilieijial, or in case the claim for damages now i)ut by me, the 
 said A. B. fails to be established. 
 
 9. In all cases the pound-keeper shall, within forty-eijirht Hound-keeper 
 
 1 1 . 1 £• i !• 1 /• i 1 1 • , 'o afh" 'i notice 
 
 hours, and not beiore twenty-tour hours, alter the distress on each of the 
 shall have been impounded, cause a n"tice thereof, in writ- ^'°""'* '^''"'^' 
 ing, to be affixed on each ot the pound-gates, which notices 
 shall give a particular description ot the distress, and shall 
 specify when and where the same is to be sold ; and if the 
 owner of such distress, or some other person on his or her 
 behalf, shall not, within filteeu days after such notice shall A„i,„ais may 
 have been affixed as aforesaid, redeem the same bv ])avini>;besoidifnot 
 the charges of the pound-keeper, aiid the penalty and in fifteen days 
 damages imposed, if any, it shall be lawful for such pound- ''*'^'^ "°'"^^' 
 keeper to cause such distress to be sold, and after deducting 
 Irs own charges, to pay the damages, if any, to the person 
 entitled thereto, and the penalty to the Clerk, wiio shall 
 immediately pay over the same to the Treasurer of the said 
 Village, for village purposes, and the overplus, if any, to 
 the owner or owners of such distress, if knovm, if not known, 
 to the Clerk, who shall pay o\'er fhe same to the Treas- 
 urer, and if not claimed within three ir..)nths after being 
 received by the Treasurer, the same shall be applied by him 
 to village purposes. 
 
 10. If the owner of any distress taken doing damage, or itov.neraisnuie 
 
 1. iiiit>iii jVi. damage clam. ed, 
 
 any person on his or her behali, sliall appear and dispute the Keeve or 
 the amount of damage claimed, it shall and may be lawful p^nt'tilreVper- 
 for the pound-keeper to apply to the Reeve or to any one of sons to appraise 
 
 1 .r-i •! /> 1 -^ • 1 -tf-\\ I'll i 1 • 1 damage ilone. 
 
 the Council ot the said Village, who is liereby authorized 
 and required forthwith to summon three disinterested 
 inhabitant liouseholders, and such persons, or any two of 
 them, shall, within twenty-four hours after notice of their 
 appointment, as aforesaid, view the ground upon which the 
 animal was found doing damage, and appraise the damage 
 
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 POUND HY-LAW 
 
 counnittiMl, iukI the determination of the niujoritj of them 
 ahul! ht! (!()iicliisive at* to sueh damages, and tlioy shall, 
 witliiii twenty-four hours after having made the view, give, 
 ill writing to the pound-keeper, a statement of the amount 
 of (himuges so assessed by them, and of their lawful fees and 
 eharges. 
 
 Penalty of iic^- 
 Icctiiih' duty. 
 
 11. Any such fence- viewer neglecting his duty as arbi- 
 trator as aforesaid shall incur a penalty of two dollars, to 
 be recovered for the use of the said Village by summary 
 proceeding before a Justice of the Peace upon the complaint 
 of the party aggrieved, or of the Clerk of the said Village. 
 
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 Owner olaiiininl 
 to pay penalties. 
 
 Penalty. 
 
 12. The oAvner of every animal mentioned in the third 
 section of this By-law and taken running or being at large, 
 or being pastured either with or without a caretaker in the 
 limits of the said ^'illage, shall pay the following penalties 
 over and above the charges of the pound-keeper, that is, to 
 say for every horse, cow, or other head of cattle, or pig, 
 two dollars; for every sherp or goat, one dollar, and for every 
 goose, duck or other poultry or pigeon,ten cents,to be recovered 
 before the Reeve, or other Justice or Justices of the Peace, 
 either upon the confession of the party complained of, or 
 upon proof, on oath, of one or more credible witnesses. 
 
 m 
 
 Lawful for, any- 
 one to drive an- 
 imal to pound. 
 
 13. It shall be lawful for any one to drive any animal 
 mentioned in the third section of this By-law, if found run- 
 ning or being at large, or pasturing as aforesaid within the 
 limits of the said Village, to the said i)ound, and it shall be 
 the duty of the pound-keeper to impound the same until the 
 pound-keeper's fees and charges, including fees paid to party 
 imponnding as allowed by the fourth section of thiii By-law, 
 have been paid ; and the pcimd-keeper shall proceed in the 
 same manner with sxicli distress, and pay over the penalty 
 in the same manner as directed by the ninth section of this 
 By-law. 
 
 Pound-keeper's 14. The pound-keeper shall be allowed over and above 
 ' °"'^"*='^- the fees mentioned in the fourth sections of this By-law, the 
 following fees, that is, to say : 
 
 For posting the requisite notice as by the ninth section 
 of this By-law is provided, fifty cents. 
 
 For attending for the summons and serving the same on 
 the appraiser of damages, se\enty-five cents. 
 
 And for every sale of distress, fifty cents, and no more. 
 
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POUND BY-LAW 
 
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 15. It Hhiill be the duty of the Clerk to furniHli the pound- cierk-s duty. 
 keeper with a book, in which he shall enter the number and ♦ 
 description of every animal impounded by him, with the 
 
 name of the person who took or sent the same to be 
 
 impounded, the day and ho\n* on which he received the 
 
 same, the day and hour on which the same was redeemed, 
 
 and the amount of damages or penalty, and fees paid by the 
 
 party redeeming the same, or the proceeds of the sale (if 
 
 any made), and each pound-keeper shall, on or before the 
 
 first day of every month in the year, make a return to the Pound-keeper 
 
 said Clerk in writing of the number and description of all to the cie/k ^^^ 
 
 distresses received by him during the month preceding each '^''"^ n>o'>«'i- 
 
 return, with the names of the persons taking the same to 
 
 the pound, the day when the same was received by him, 
 
 the amount received, and when the same was redeemed, 
 
 and any other information he may deem necessary, which 
 
 return shall be verified on oath, and shall be in the usual 
 
 form of pound-keeper's returns. 
 
 16. Every pound-keeper shall, when making his monthly Pound-keeper 
 returns, pay over to the Clerk, and the C lerk shall pay over to ?he cierk"'*^ 
 to the Treasurer all moneys received dming the month, 
 
 which are directed by this By-law to be paid to the said 
 Clerk, and shall at all times produce his book for the inspec- 
 tion of the Keeve, or of any member of the Council, upon 
 request made for the purpose. 
 
 17. Every 2)ound-keeper, before entering on the duties of Pound-keeper 
 his office, shall give a bond to the Corporation of the Village fothe^corpora- 
 of Parkdale in the penal sum of one JIuindred and sixty ''°"' 
 dollars, together with two suffioient sureties of eighty dollars 
 
 each, upon condition that the said pound-keeper shall well 
 and faithfully discharge the duties of his office, and shall 
 regularly pay over all monies which may come into his hands 
 as such pound-keeper. 
 
 18. Any pound-keeper guilty of an infraction of any of Penalty, 
 the provisions of this By-law shall, upon conviction before 
 
 the Reeve, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace, having 
 jurisdiction in the said Village of Parkdale, on the oath or 
 affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the 
 discretion of the Reeve, Justice or Justices convicting, a 
 l)enalty not exceeding the sura of fifty dollars for each 
 offence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof 
 forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Reeve, or 
 Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under 
 his hand and seal, or in case the said Reeve and Justice or 
 Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together 
 therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to- 
 
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 TO PROHIBIT THE BALE OP INTOXICATINO LIQUORS. 
 
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 levy the snid penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress 
 and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; 
 and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said 
 penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Reeve, 
 Justice or Justices convicting, as aforesaid, to commit the 
 offender or offenders to the Common Gaol with or without 
 hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar 
 months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid; 
 and further, the said lieeve, Justice or Justices convicting 
 as aforesaid, shall have power, if he or they see fit, to 
 suspend such pound-keeper from his office until the pleasure 
 of the Council shall bo made known therein. 
 
 Passed April 23r(l 1879. 
 
 (Signed) John Gray, 
 
 Reeve. 
 (Signed) J. B. McLachlan, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
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 By-Law No. 13. 
 
 A BY-LAW TO PROHIBIT THE SALE OF INTOXICAT- 
 ING LIQUORS WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL COR- 
 PORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PARKDALE. 
 
 Whereas it is considered desirable and proper that the sale 
 of intoxicating liquors should be entirely prohibited 
 within the said Village, therefore 
 
 Be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corporation 
 of the Village of Parkdale, that the sale of intoxicating 
 liquors and the issue of licenses therefor, is hereby 
 prohibited within the said Village, under the authority 
 and for the enforcement of " The Temperance Act of 
 Ontario." Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 182. 
 
 Passed April 26th, 1879. ■ ■, 
 
 (Signed) John Gray, 
 
 (Signed), J. B. McLachlan, .^ 
 
 f Clerk. ') , , 
 
 
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 Reeve. 
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DUTIES AND REMrNERATION OF ROAD OVERSEER. 
 
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 By-Law No. 14. 
 
 ASSUMING LIABILITIES OF CONSTRUCTING SIDE- 
 WALKS AND CROSSINGS ON THE COUNTY 
 ROAD. 
 
 By-Law No. 15. 
 
 RELATING TO DEBENTURES. 
 
 By-Law No. 16. 
 
 TO DEFINE THE DUTIES AND REGULAT': THE 
 REMUNERATION OF THE ROAD-OVERSEER 
 OF THE VILLAGE OF PARKDALE. 
 
 Be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corporation 
 of the Village of Parkdale. 
 
 1. That the road-overseer shall devote the whole of his Road-oyerseer 
 
 . 111 Till 1 ''^ devote the 
 
 tune irora seven o clock a. m. to twelve o clock noon, and whole of his 
 
 from one to six o'clock p, m., to the work of the Corporation, o"'the° corpora- 
 tion. 
 
 2. That said overseer shall have charge of all streets and jfg°*,^f„*° ^d 
 lanes in the Village of Parkdale, and to the best of his repair, 
 ability shall make, and keep the same in good repair, shall 
 
 level or fill all ruts, holes, or inequalities in the streets, and 
 shall see that the crossings are in proper order, and shall 
 keep the water-courses clear, and see that no pools of 
 stagnant water remain on any streets, lanes or lots in the 
 said Village ; and in case of any obstruction to any water- 
 course, or any damage to any roadway, crossing or sidewalk 
 whether from wear, freshet, impediment by snow or other 
 cause, he shall immediately repair the same, if within his 
 power to make such repair, and shall prevent the removal 
 of turf or soil from the streets; and in any case, where . - 
 
 assistance may be necessary, he shall immediately report 
 the same to some member of the Board of Works, who shall ' 
 
 submit the same to the said Board for its decision, but in 
 no case shall he employ assistance on his own responsibility. 
 
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 86 DUTIES AND REMUNERATION OF ROAD OVERSEER. 
 
 Snow to be re- 3. That it sliall be the duty of the said overseer in the 
 sidewalks. wiiiter scasoii, after each fall of snow to notify all parties, 
 who may require to be so notified, to remove the same from 
 the sidewalks, and where the snow is not so removed afler 
 such notice, to enforce the By-law relating to the same, 
 except in the case of vacant lots, in which case he shall re- 
 move the snow, keeping an accurate account of his time in 
 so doiuir and furnish a statement of the same, with the 
 names of the owners of the property, to the Clerk, so that 
 the expense incurred in the removal of such snow may bo 
 cliarged against the property and collected according to the 
 provisions of By-hi\v No. i. 
 
 Overseer's duty. 4-. That ill additi'iu to mai)ual labour in making necessary 
 street repairs as aforesaid, it sliall be the duty of said over- 
 ^eer to see that the By-laws of the Alunicipality are properly 
 respected, and duly enforced, and to report, and it necessary 
 prosecute, parties who may contravene any of the provisions 
 of said By-laws : To enable such overseer more eft'ectu-iUj 
 to perform such duties, he shall be invested v.'ith tne powers 
 of a constabk', and shall also perform constables' duties on 
 Sunday, and at other times when requnxd so to do. 
 
 HnderThe direc- ^- That Said ovcrsccr sliall liold office during the pleasure 
 tionofthe of^ and be at all times under the direction of the Council. 
 
 Council. 
 
 Salary. 
 
 6. That for his services as such overseer and constable, 
 he shall be entitled to receive the sum of eiglit dollars per 
 week froui the first day of May to the first day of Novem- 
 ber, and six dollars per week from the first day of Novem- 
 ber to the first day of May of each year, or part thereof, 
 while in the employ of the Corporation; also to all fees to 
 which he may be entitled as constable for arrests or prosecu- 
 tions, and for impounding any horses, cows, cattle, pigs, 
 sheep, goats, or dogs, or geese, ducks, or other poultry, or 
 pigeons as provided by By-laws relating to the common 
 pound, dogs, &c. 
 
 7. That this By-law shall take effect from the d'-y of the 
 passing thereof. 
 
 Passed 30th April, 1879. 
 
 (Signed) John Gjiay, 
 
 (Signed) J. B. McLachlan, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Reeve. 
 
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 By-Law No. 17. 
 
 A BY-LAW TO REGULATE THE MARKETS AND 
 LICENSES. 
 
 Whereas, it is expedient to provide for the regulation of 
 markets and licenses within the Village of rarkdale ; 
 
 Therefore, the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the 
 Village of Purkdale enacts as follows : 
 
 1. Every person selling meat, or articles of provisions by Persons seiiii^ 
 retail, whether by weight, count, or measure in the Village, |"^^\°''[P.'prgV 
 shall provide himself with scales, weights and measures \'<ied with 
 regularly, stamped, marked and duly adjusted by ^jjg p^p'" ^^^ "^^^ 
 Lispector of Weights and Measures for the said Village, but 
 
 no s])ring balance, spring scale or spring weighing machine 
 shall be used or allowed to be used for any mai ket purposes. 
 
 2. Every person, who sells or attempts to sell any articles Penalty, 
 of provision in any market or elsewhere within the limits 
 
 of the said Village, which are usually bought by the dry or 
 Winchester measure, by the small wine measure, or who sells 
 •or attempt to sell any articles of provision usually sold by 
 weight, count or measure, by any false or deficient weight, I 
 
 count or measure, shall, in addition to the penalty imposed 
 for the infraction of this By-law, be liable to have the said 
 articles of provision seized by the Chairman of the Market 
 and License Committee, and shall not, bv reason of such 
 seizure, have any claim or damage whatever therefor. 
 
 3. No butcher or other person shall place or tie, or allow no animal to be 
 to be placed or tied, upon any pathway, boulevard or road ["^'^ °" ""^ ^°^'^ 
 surrounding their place of business any calf, sheep, swine, 
 or other annnal. 
 
 or pathway. 
 
 4. No person shall bring into or leare in any of the vehicles not to 
 streets of the Village, any waggon, cart, or other vehicle, nor ^J^^^^J" *'"= 
 shall stand thereon to sell any article, not being farmers' 
 produce or vegetables, or not expressly specified in this By- 
 law as allowed to be sold therein, nor shall any person sell 
 
 any article in any of the public streets in a manner contrary 
 to the provisions of this By-law. 
 
 5. In case any person sells or exposes for sale any goods, 
 provisions or other articles contrary to the provisions of this 
 
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 TO REGILATE THE MARKETS AND LICENSES. 
 
 Persons Silling Bv-law, tliG pei'soii SO offeiicHna shall, after beino; warned by 
 streets to be aiij coiistable or other person duly authorized, be summarily 
 removed. removed together with his goods, jwovisions or other articles,, 
 and any person or persons, hindering, obstructing or molest- 
 ing the said constable or other person as aforesaid in the 
 performance of his duties, shall be subject to the penalties 
 of this Hv-law. 
 
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 Butcherssiib- 6. All butclicrs uud otlicr persons, who, for the purpose 
 ijy-Vaw!''"^ of carrying on their trade as such Initcher, or selling or 
 disj^osing of articles in the Village ot Parkdale, and all 
 persons opening butchers' shops, or cutting up or exposing: 
 for sale any fresh meat in the said Yillage, sliall be subject 
 to the provisions of this By-law. 
 
 No butcher to 7. No Ivitclicr or otlicr person shall cut up or expose for 
 miat^br'^s^aie, Sale any fresh meat in any part of said Village, except itt 
 except 111 a shop gijj^^p^^ or at such place as the Standing Committee on 
 Markets may appoint, nor unless he iuis obtained a certificate 
 of compliance with the regulations prescribed by the Stand- 
 ing Committee on Markets, which certificate shall be given 
 by the Clerk, who shall be entitled to den)aud and receive 
 therefor a fee of one dollar, to be by him paid over to the 
 Treasurer of the said Village for the general purposes there- 
 for, at such time and in such manner as the said Committee 
 on Public Markets nuiy appoint. 
 
 P"'chers' shops 8. Every person receiving a certificate authorizing him to 
 clean. ^^ open a butcher's shop for the sale of meat, or to occupy as 
 a butcher any store for the sale of fresh meat in the said 
 Village, sliall keep his or her shop or stall in a clean and 
 proper state, and shall not suffer any offal, hides or tallow 
 to remain on or near the premises after eight o'clock in the 
 morning, from the first day of May to tlu- first duy of 
 September in each year, or alter nine o'clock in the morning 
 during the rest of the year. 
 
 9. Every farmer from the country may sell fresh meat,, 
 the produce of his own farm in any part of the said Village 
 by the quarter, or by any greater quantity without a license. 
 
 Prohibited 
 hours of pui"- 
 chasing. 
 
 10. No huckster, grocer, butcher, or runnei", his, her, or 
 their servant, or agent, or any person on his, her, or their 
 behalf, shall directly or indirectly purchase, or cause to be 
 purchased from any farmer, or other person any niear, or 
 other article of provisions offered for sale in the said Village 
 before the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon, from the 
 first day of May to the first day of November, or before the 
 hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, from the first day of 
 
TO REGULATE THE MARKETS AND LICENSES. 
 
 Noveml)er to the first day of May, for the purpose ot selling 
 the same again ; nor shall any huckster, butcher, grocer or 
 runner, his, her, or their servant, or agent or any other per- 
 son on his. her, or their belialf, act as the servant or agent 
 of any other individual in the purchase of any meat, or 
 other article of provisions offered for sale in the said Village 
 'before the hour aforesaid. 
 
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 11. The said Standing Committee on Markets, or any standing com- 
 member of the same, may inspect all meat or other articles Snspect'^?urti- 
 of provision that may be exposed for sale in tlie Tillage of<='es of provision 
 Parkdale, and under the direction of the Reeve, or their 
 
 ■own discretion, seize and destroy such as may be blown, 
 tainted, or otherwise unfit to be used. 
 
 12. Any person giving a wilfully false statement of the Any person giv- 
 •quantity and weight of hay, or refusing to have his or their wn/be1i£lb!e*''to 
 hay or straw weighed, shall be liable to the penalties of this {[jf^P^"*,'^!^^"^ 
 By-law. 
 
 13. Any person committing or attempting any fraud in persons at- 
 the selhng or weighing of hay by introducing heavy articles sub^ct"fo^this^ 
 into the waggon or other vehicle, or by wetting or concealing By-iaw. 
 wet, or unmerchantable article; in the load, or using any 
 
 other fraudulent, device or contrivance, shall be subject to 
 the penalties of this By-law. 
 
 dealer delivering coal in the Village of Persons deiiyer- 
 
 14. Every coal ^ 
 Parkdale, shall give to the driver or person in charge ofaMc'k'e^t spe^dfy- 
 each load of coal, sent out for delivery to a purchaser in the '"g'^e amount, 
 .said Village, a ticket signed by such dealer, specifying the 
 
 true amount of coal contained in such load. 
 
 15. It shall be lawful for the Chairman of Standing coai may be 
 Committee on Markets to require that any load of coal on weighed. 
 its way from seller to buyer in the said Village, shall be 
 weighed upon any weigh scales, or fcr the purchaser of any 
 
 load of coal, to require that the same shall be weighed, and 
 the driver or person in charge thereof, shall thereupon have 
 the said load and vehicle weighed, separate, at such scales and 
 at the expenseof the party requiring the same, and shall then 
 and there, produce to the weigh-master, the ticket in the 
 preceding section of this By-law mentioned. 
 
 16. Any dealer, who falsely states in the ticket aforesaid, Penalty for false 
 the weight or amount of the coal in any load, and any per- '"^'^^'^" 
 son, who, upon request as aforesaid, refuses to have his load 
 
 or vehicle weighed, or to produce his ticket to the weigh- 
 master, shall be subject to a fine of not less than ten nor more 
 jthan fifty dollars. 
 
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 Any person 
 refusing to have 
 his load weixli- 
 ed shall be sub- 
 ject to the pen- 
 alties of this 
 By-law. 
 
 Any person may 
 
 sell fresh tish. 
 
 Peddlers to 
 have a license. 
 
 TO REGULATE THE MARKETS AND LICENSES. 
 
 17. Any owner or person having charge of any load or 
 article, which he is re(]uiretl to have weighed and refuses to 
 have the same weighed, or who shall neglect or refuse to- 
 have the exact weight of his waggon or other vehicle ascer- 
 tained, shall he subject to the penalties of this By-law. 
 
 18. Every person may sell or expose for sale fresh fish at 
 any place within the said Village. 
 
 19. Any person or persons peddling or offering for sale 
 in any of the streets of the Village of Parkdale, any of the 
 following articles, shall first procure from the Clerk a license 
 for such purpose of peddling, and shall pay for the same in 
 sums as follows, that is, for one ^year's license : 
 
 Penalty. 
 
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 For Butcher's Meat 
 
 For Coal Oil 
 
 For Tinware 
 
 For Dry Goods ' . 
 
 Twenty-five Dollars. 
 
 Fifteen Dollars.. 
 
 Ten Dollars.. 
 
 Ten Dollars. 
 
 20, Any person or persons guilty of an infraction ot any 
 of the provisions of this By-law shall, upon conviction before 
 the Reeve, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace, on the 
 oath or afiirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay 
 at the direction of the said Eeeve, Justice or Justices con- 
 victing, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars 
 for each often ce, exclusive of costs- and in default of pay- 
 ment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the 
 Reeve or Justice convicting as aforesaid to issue a warrant 
 under his hand and seal, or in case the said Reeve and 
 Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting 
 togetlier thei'ein, then under the hand and seal of one of 
 them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by 
 distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and 
 chattels; and in case of no sufiicient distress to satisfy the 
 said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the 
 Reeve, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit 
 the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol, with or 
 without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six 
 calendar months, unless the penalty and costs be sooner paid. 
 
 Passed May 7th, 1879. 
 
 (Signed), John Gray, 
 
 (Signed) J. B. McLachlan, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Reeve. 
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 By-Law No. i8. 
 
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 at 
 
 TO PROVIDE FOE THE PRESEEVATION OF PUBLIC 
 MORALS. 
 
 Be it enacted b}^ the Municipal Council of the Corporation 
 of the Village of Parkdale : 
 
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 1. That it shall not be lawful for any person to give to whom drink 
 intoxicating drink to any child, apprentice, idiot, or insane given. ° 
 person, or to uny servant, after having been forbidden to do 
 
 so by his or her employer. 
 
 2. It shall not be lawful to circulate any indecent indecent pia- 
 placards in print, writing, or pictures, oi- make or put up cfrcuia"ted!° ^^ 
 any such picture, writing or prints, on any walls, fence or 
 
 other public place. 
 
 3. It shall not be lawful for a:."y person to utter any no immorality 
 
 e ,1 ^ 111 ^ • ^L• to be commited. 
 
 profane oath, or obscene, blasphemous or grossly msultnig 
 language, or to commit any other immorality or indecency. 
 
 4. It shall not be lawful for any person to be drunk, or no person to 
 guilty of any disorderly conduct, in any street, highway or 
 
 public place, or at any public meeting held for a lawful 
 purpose. 
 
 5. It shall not be lawful for any person to keep a house no person to 
 of ill-fame, or harbour persons of bad character. m-'fami'""'**^ °^ 
 
 6. It shall not be lawful for any person to keep a Gambling not 
 gambling house or allow gambling on liis or her premises. 
 
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 lawful. 
 
 7. It shall not be lawful for any person to indecently no mdecency. 
 expose his or her person near any public highway or other 
 
 public place. 
 
 8. Any person found guilty of a violation of any of the penalty. 
 provisions of this By-law, shall, upon conviction before the 
 Reeve or any Justice of the Peace, be liable to a fine of not 
 
 less than two dollars or more than forty dollars, to be 
 collected by the distress and sale of the goods or chattels > 
 
 of the offender, if not paid forthwith, and in case no goods 
 or chattels are found belonging to such offender, it shall be 
 lawful for the Reeve or any such Justice to commit the 
 
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 TO PRKVENT THE SPREADING OP CANADA THISTLES. 
 
 offender to the common goal, for any period not exceeding 
 twenty-one days, with or without hard labour, as the Reeve 
 or Justice may direct. All information under this By-law 
 shall be laid within one month from the commission of the 
 offence. 
 
 Passed May 28t-h, 1879. 
 
 (Signed) John Gray, 
 
 (Signed) J. B. McLachlan, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 Reeve. 
 
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 REVISED STATUTES OF ONTARIO. 
 . CHAPTER 188. 
 An Act to Prevent the Spreading op Canada Thistles. 
 
 HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of 
 the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, 
 enacts as follows: — 
 
 Occupants of 
 land to cut 
 down thistles 
 growing on 
 their land, 
 
 Penalty, 
 
 1. It shall be the duty of ever occupant of land to cut or 
 cause to be cut down all the Canada thistles growing there- 
 on, so often in each and ever}' year as is sufficient to prevent 
 tlieui going to seed ; and if any owner, possessor or occupier 
 of land knowingly suffers any Canada thistles to grow there- 
 on and the seed to ripen so as to cause or endanger the 
 spread thei*eof, he shall upon conviction be liable to a line 
 of not less than two nor more than ten dollars for every 
 such oftence. 29 V. c. 40, s, 1. 
 
 Duty of Over- 2. It sliall be the duty of the Overeeers of Highways in 
 ways un "e'r'^'this ^"7 Municipality, having first obtained authority from the 
 Act. Municipal Council of which they are officers, to see that the 
 
 provisions of this Act are carried out within their respective 
 higliway divisions by cutting or causing to be cut all the 
 Canada thistles growing on the highways, or road allow- 
 ances within their respective devisions. 29 V. c. 40, 8.2 ; 
 32 V. c. 41, ss. 1 
 
 And notify 
 owners. 
 
 &2. 
 
 3. Every such Overseer shall give notice in writing to the 
 owner, possessor or occupier of any hmd within the said 
 division whereon Canada thistles are growing and in dan- 
 ger of going to seed, requiring him to cause the same to be 
 cut down within five days from the service of such notice. 
 
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TO PREVENT THE SPREADING OF CANADA THISTIiES. 
 
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 (2.) In case such owner, possessor or occnpier refuses or And enter lands 
 neglects to cut down the said Canada thistles witliin the"" 
 period aforesaid, the said Overseer of Highways shall enter 
 upon theland and cause such Canada thistles to be cut down 
 witn as little damage to growing crops as nuiy be, and he 
 shall not be liable to be sued in action ot trespass therefor ; 
 
 (3.) But no such Overseer of Highways shall have power Proviso as to 
 to enter upon or cut thistles on any land sown with grain, w"th\rain" 
 and where such Canada thistles are growing ujion non- 
 resident lands it shall not be necessary to give any notice As to non-resi- 
 before proceeding to cut down the same. 29 V. c. 40, s. 2 '^^°' '*"'^'- 
 
 4. It shall be the duty of the Clerk of any Municipality cierksot Muni- 
 in which liailway property is situated to give notice in warn st'ati'on 
 writing to the Station Master of said Railway resident in ■"•■^='*er.s to cut 
 
 c , • 1 »i • • T • • 1 • down thistles 
 
 or nearest to the said Municipality, requiring nim to cause on railways. 
 all the Canada thistles growing upon the property of the 
 said Railway Company within the limits of the said Muni- 
 cipality to be cut down as provided for in the Urst section of 
 this Act. 
 
 (2.) In case such Station Master refuses or neglects to overseer to en- 
 have the said Canada thistles cut down within ten days""°" '"^""" 
 from the time of service of the said' notice, then the Over- 
 seers of Highways of the snid Municipality shall enter upon 
 the property of the said Railway Company and cause such 
 Canada thistles to be cut down, and the expense incurred 
 in carrying out the provisions of this section shall be pro- 
 vided for in the same manner as in the next following 
 section of this Act. 29 Y. c. 40, s. 3. 
 
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 5. Each Overseer of Highways shall keep an accurate Account ot es- 
 acconnt of the expense incurred by him in carrying out the kept^' over- 
 provisions of the preceding sections of this Act with res[)tct^''^''^' 
 to each parcel of land entered iq^on therefor, and shall de- 
 liver a statement of such expenses, describing by its legal 
 description the land entered upon, and veritied by oath, to k)"occupanr<ff 
 the OAvner, possessor, or occupier of such resident lands, '^'=*'''™"^'"*^- 
 requiring him to pay the amount. 
 
 (2.) In case such owner, possessor or occupier of such iftheowmer 
 resident lands refuses or neglects to pay the same within ''*'*"^^^ '° p"^- 
 thirty days after such application, the said claim shall be 
 presented to the Municipal Council of the Corporation in 
 which such expense was incurred, and the said Council is council to rc- 
 liereby authorized and required to credit and allow such sTe'j-!"^*^ °^^'^' 
 claim, and order the same to be paid from the funds for 
 general purposes of the said Municipality. 29 V. c. 40, s. 4. 
 
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 TO PREVENT THE SPREADING OF CANADA THISTLES. 
 
 Expense in case 
 of non-resi<li:iit 
 lands. 
 
 C. The said Overseer of IH<^liways shall also present to 
 the said Council a simi'"" ''•••Ateinent of the expenses incur- 
 red by him in carryiii' he provisions of this Act upon 
 any non-resident lar id tlie said Council is hereby 
 authorized and em aI to audit and allow the same in 
 like manner. 20 40, s. 4. 
 
 Appeal allowed. 7. If auj owner, occupant or possessor, amendable under 
 the provisions of this Act, deems such expense excessive, an 
 appeid may be had to the said Council (if made within 
 thirty days after delivery of such statement), and the said 
 Council shall determine the matter in dispute. 29 V. c. 
 to, s. 4. 
 
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 How expenses 
 shall be recover- 
 ed by munici- 
 pality. 
 
 8. The Municipiil Council of the Corporation shall cause 
 Jill such sums as have been so paid under the provisions of 
 this Act to be severally levied on the lands described in the 
 statement of the Overseers of Flighways, and to be collected 
 in the same manner as other taxes ; and the same when 
 collected shall be paid into the Treasury of the said Cor- 
 (oration to reimburse tlie outlay therefrom aforesaid. 29 
 
 \' 
 
 c. 40, s. 5. 
 
 Penalty on sale 9. Auv pcrsou wlio kuowiugly vcuds any grass or other 
 ed'^vvitirthtsue''" sccd aiuoug wliicli there is any seed of the Canada th'stle 
 ^^^^- shall for every such offence, upon conviction, be liable to a 
 
 line of not less than two nor more than ten dollars. 29 V. 
 
 c. 40, s. 6. 
 
 Penalty on 
 Overseer 
 neglecting his 
 duty. 
 
 10. Every Overseer of Highways or other officer who re- 
 fuses or neglects to discharge the duties imposed on him by 
 this Act, shall be liable to a fine not less than ten nor more 
 than twenty dollars. 29 V. c, 40, s. 7. 
 
 Recovery of 
 penalties. 
 
 11. Every offence against the provisions of this Act shall 
 be punished, and the penalty hereby enforced for each 
 offence shall be recovered and levied, on summary con- 
 viction, before any Justice of the Peace; and all fines 
 imposed shall be paid into the treasury of the Municipality 
 in which such conviction takes place. 29 V. c. 40, s. 8. 
 
 
 All Councils 12. Auv Municipal Corporation in Ontario may authorize 
 
 may authorize , •/ i. j? ii • • ^ ii • a / r.<-> tt 
 
 the carrying out tho cafi'^ang out 01 the provisions 01 this Act. 32 V . c. 
 of this Act. 41^ s. 2. 
 
 [See also Rev. Stat. c. 174, s. 461 (15).] 
 
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 CHAPTER 201. 
 
 An Act for the Protection of Insectivorcjus and other 
 Birds Beneficial to Aoricultuke. 
 
 HER MAJESTY, by and with tlie advico and consent of 
 the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, 
 enacts as follows: — 
 
 1. Nothing in this Act contained shall be held to affect Not to affect 
 The Act for the Protection of Game and Fwr-hearhuj Animals, 20*0.' 
 
 or to apply to any imported cage birds or otiier domesti- 
 cated bird or birds generally known as cage birds, or to any '^Qi^f,^'^''''^* '^^^ 
 bird or birds commonly known as poultry. 30 V. c. 45, 
 ss. 5 & 9. 
 
 2. It shall not be lawful to shoot, destroy, wound or Birds that may 
 injure, or to attempt to shoot, destroy, kill, wound or injure 
 
 any bird whatsoever, save and except eagles, falcons, hawks, 
 
 owls, wild pigeons, king-Ushers, jays, crows and ravens, and 
 
 the birds especially mentioned in The Act for the Protection Kev. stat. c.200 
 
 of Game and Fur-beanmj Animals. 36 V. c 45, s, 2. 
 
 3. It shall not be lawful to take, capture, buy, sell, expose seiimg or ex- 
 
 , - , . . I • 1 1 V,. "^ >.! posing for sale 
 
 tor sale or have in possession any bird whatsoever, save the or trapping 
 kinds hereinbefore or hereinafter excepted, or to set, wholly""^'"'""*''" 
 or in part, any net, trap, sjiringe, snare, cage or other 
 machine or engine by which any bird whatsoever, save and 
 except eagles, falcons, hawks, owls, wild pigeons, king- 
 fishers, jays, crows and ravens might be killed and cap- 
 tured; and any net, trap, springe, snare, cage or other ^°^'^[^'°^«^^j^ 
 machine or engine, set either wholly or in part for the ))ur- 
 pose of either capturing or killing any bird or birds, save 
 and except eagles, falcons, hawks, owls, wild pigeons, kiiig- 
 fishers, crows, jays and ravens, may be destroyed by any 
 person, without such person incurring anv liability therefor. 
 36 V. c. 45, s. 3. 
 
 4. It shall not be lawful to take, injure, destroy or have Nest, young or 
 in possession any nest, young or egg oi any bird whatsoever, ^lken?"°'"^ 
 exc pt of eagles, falcons, nawks, owls, wild pigeons, king- 
 fishers, jays, crows and ravens. 36 V. c. 45, s. 4. 
 
 5. Anv person may seize, on view, any bird unlawfully Power to seize 
 possessed, and carry the same before any Justice of the poslls" ed"^""^ 
 Peace, to be by him confiscated, and if alive to be liberated j 
 
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 Eggs or birds 
 re(]uired for 
 scientific pur- 
 poses. 
 
 Penalties, 
 
 TO PROTKCT INHECTIV0R0U8 AND OTHER BIRDS. 
 
 sind it shall be the duty of all Market Clerks and Police- 
 men or Constables, on the spot to seize and confiscate, and 
 if alive, to liberate such birds. 30 V. c. 45, s. 6. 
 
 6. The Coinuiissioner of Agriculture, and all persons 
 authorized by liiin to that effect, may grant written permis- 
 sion to any person or persons who may be desirous of obtain- 
 ing birds or ieggs for bona /id e scientific purposes, to procure 
 them for that purpose, and such person or persons shall not 
 be liable to any i»enalty under this Act. 36 V. c. 45, s. 6. 
 
 7. The violation of any provision of this Act shall subject 
 the ott'ender to the payment of not less than one dollar, and 
 not inoie than twenty dollars with costs, on summary 
 conviction, on information or complaint before one or more 
 Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Application of (2.) Tho wliolc of sucli tiue shall be paid to the prosecu- 
 tv>r, unless the convicting Justice or Justices liave reason 
 to believe that the prosecutor is in collusion with and for the 
 purpose of benefiting the accused, in which case the said 
 Justice or Justices may order the disposal of the fine as in 
 ordinary cases. 
 
 Imprisonment. (3,) Jn default of jiaymeut of such fine and costs, the 
 oft'eiider shall he imprisoned in the nearest Common Gaol 
 tor a jicriod of not less than two and not more than twenty 
 days, at the dit^cretion of such Justice or Justices of the 
 
 eace. 
 
 8(5 V. 
 
 c. 45, s. 7. 
 
 Conviction not S. No couvictiou uudcr this Act shall be annulled or 
 of form.'""^ ^^"' vacated for mu}' defect in the form thereof, or for any omis- 
 sion or informality in any summons or other proceeding 
 under this Act, so long as no substantial injustice results 
 therefrom. 36 V. c. 4.5, s. 8. 
 
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 MEMBEBS OF THE COUNCIL 
 
 OF THE 
 
 VILLAGE OF PARKDALE 
 
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 AND OFFICERS FOR 1879. /- 
 
 REEVE: 
 MAJOR J. GRAY. 
 
 COUNCILLORS: 
 J. B. DAVIS, Esq. CHAS. FRANKISH, Esq, 
 
 V. A. WALKER, Esq. JOS. NORWICH, Esq. 
 
 Solicitor. -r-G. B. GORDON. 
 Treamrer:—J. S. LOCKIE. Clerk:— J. B. McLACHLAN. 
 
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 Medical Health Officer :—DB. E. PLAYTER. 
 
 J »S(;«sors.— MESSRS. T. COLES and J. GOWANLOCK. 
 
 Cr>//erfor;—ROBT. CLARKE. 
 
 'ence T'ic<r6'r«.— MESSRS. LIGHTFOOT, BEAUMONT, 
 AND YEARSLEY. 
 
 Road Ormeer .—ROBT. BROWN. 
 
 Constables:— Ul^mm. J. QUIN and ROBT. BROWN. 
 
 Pmmd-keiper :—B.OBT. MOOR.