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Be it therefore enacted by the Mmiicipal Council of the Town of Port Hope, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that from and after the passing of this Act, the weight of tlie hvrgo loaf of bread shall be four pounds, and the weight of the small loaf, or half loaf, shall be two pounds, avoirdupois. And be it enacted that if any Baker, or other person, within this municipality, shall make for sale, or sell, or offer for sale, any bread, or loaves of bread, of less than the aforesaid respective weight, the party so offending, shall, upon conviction before the Mayor or any Justice of the Peace, having jurisdiction within this municipality, forfeit and pay a fine of not less than twenty shillings, nor more than five pounds for such offence. 2. And be it enacted that it shall be the duty of the Inspector of weights and measures, for thid municipality, for the time being, to enter into the premises of any person within this muni- cipality, where bread shall, or may be manufactured for sale or sold, and inspect and weigh the bread from week to week, as may be deemed necessary. 8. And be it enacted that if upon such inspection, any bread shall be found containing less weight for the large and small loaves respectively, than is provided by this By-law, the same shall be forfeited, and it shall be the duty of the said Inspector to seize and take away the same, and the same shall be distri- buted amongst the poor peopie residing within this municipahty. 4. And be it enacted that if any maker or vendor of br*>ad within this municipahty, or the agent or servant of any such baker or vendor, shall hinder or obstruct the said Inspector cither from entering upon the prei-.ises of the party for the pur- No. 52. IiLipeotiuii of Bread. Lar(,'c Loaf to wci«h 4 pounds. Small Loal to weigh 2 pounds, Avoirdupois. Penalty for sell- ing light brt'ad. Inspector of Wcijjhts and meaiiures ti> en- ter premiscf. and weigh breud tfoni week t* week. Inspector to seize and distrib- ute to poor residents any bread of light weight. Penalty for obstructing or hindorinc the Inspector. nV-LAWS OF THK TOWN OF I'oKT HOI'K. "•c'H'W »' ?°? °^ "'"''T^ ""'!* Inapoction, or from making such Inspoction __rd wo^ ,r from we.glnng tJ.e bread tlmt may ho ou hand, or from Hoi.- ing or carrying away such loaves as may bo found to :.o of loss than tho weight prescribed by this By-law. everv Huch porson so olTendmg, shall, upon conviction, forfeit and pa- a fine of not less than twenty shillings, nor more than five poundH.for everv Bueh olTence. 'I Hutj of Inipec »or. Ila.v rcjiack or repile woeti Kach cord of wuod to ooiitain 128 cubic fo«t. Oooked wood to be piled sep»rate- ly and allowance made. Wood to nica- Hiire 4 f«et from noarf to point, or allowance tob« made. Inspector of "•nod, bit focf. To Regulate the Measurement and fcJalo of Cord Wood. TaHSKU 12tU ok JANtARV. 1857. 1. Kepcaled by l'.y-law No. 282. • 2. Tliat it Bhall bo the duty of such luopoott.r of Wood, when required by any purchaser of any card wood to observe that tho wood IS properly and closely packed or piled, and if necessarv to repack or repDe the same. il Repealed by By-law No. 282. 4. That each cord of wood exposed or offered for sale, or deliv- ered in the Towi;, shall contain full one hundred and twcntv- eight cubic feet. 5. That 110 crooked wood shall be packed or piled with any cord wood, but the same shall bo packed or piled separately, the Inspector making due allowance for such crooked wood ' G. That from and after the 2f;th day of January. I8.-7. all cord wood sold, delivered, or offered or exposed for'salo in the Town shall be full four feet from scarf to point, otherwise tho Inspector to .;ko di^o allowance. 7. That the Inspector of wood shall bo authorized to demand and receive the following fees, that is to say for every load of wood inspected and certified the sum of two pence when tho same shall be brought into Town for sale, and for inspecting and certifying the quantity of wood sold or delivered, when tho quantity does not exceed ten cords the sum of three pence per cord, and for all other quantities the sum of two pence per cord and for repacking or repiling any quantity of wood sold or deliv- ered, when the quantity does not exct.)d ten cords, the sum of SIX pence per cord, and for all other quantities, tho sum of five pence. doUws ^* "^'*'*^*^ """^ ^''' ^^^'^ ^^^^ """*' ''°' "^""'^ ^^^"^ *''®"^^' itv-i.Aws (H' nil; rowN oi' I'oiir ikm'k. 5 Inspection from Hoiz- '>o of loss porson so >f not loss vcrv such )f Cord lHr,7. nl, whon tljat the sssary to or deliv- twcuty- I'illi ftjiy •oly, the 8.-7, all s in the vioC the ucniand load of ion the ing and ion tiio ICG per H' cord, r deliv- 3iim of of five tvrenty Aiictlonocrii For Licensing, Regulating and Governing Auctioneers -^1"°— in this Municipality . Passed Maiu a 21th, 18(52. 1. J{o:t, enacted by the Mayor and Council of the corporation of the Town of Port Hope, that from and after tho passing of this IJy.I.aw, it shall not bo lawful for any person to exercise n^rlT;!!!,? '" tho calling of an auctioneer by selling or putting up for sale any ""'"'^' goods, wares, nierchandiso or property of any de.scrii)tion, by pub- lic auction, within this municipality, without lirst obtaining a license for that purpose. 2. That the sum to be paid for such license by each resident ueensctoi.c*tn Auctioneer yycr (/«;/»«( shall ho Jurli/ dollars, and the sum to be per minimi, or" *> paid by Ji visonol' 1)0 the 81 ot ,/ person or persons, who have not become |(ur Juy. I'l'iialtv not lc->.< I'miaeutro.i louts of thii muuicinalitv, shall ti'n" «M>i'."f '(irx jur (/(O/. sen- To License auu Regulate Cabm-n, Carters, and Livery Stable Eeeperd in the Town of Port Hope. Passed Ai'iai. Mm, 1HG2. 1. Bo it enacted and ordained by ti;o Jfayor and Council of tho Corporation of the Town of Port Hope, and it is hereby enacted by tho authority of the same in Council assembled, as follows. 2. That from and afier the first day of kay next, no person ''arryin? pa>sei shall drive any couch, cairiage, cab, sleigh, or other vehicle for K^in nuist im' the arriage of any passenger or pashicugcrs, fi'om one place to '""''"*''' another, for hire or reward, within the said Town of Port Hope, without first obtaining from the proper authority a license for that purpose, said license to be called u Cab I/icense. 3. That the Mayor shall issue a License to so many, and such Towi,„m Hccms persons of the said Town, of the full age of twenty-one years, '"t"'^'''^^''^'!'' and of good character, who shall own one or more horses, with harness, carriages, cabs, and sleighs, suitable for such business. 4. That the sum to be paid for each Cab License, issued under ^. . , the autnonty of this By-law, shall bo as follows : For each car- fori'ceinos. riage, sleigh, or other vehicle drawn by two horses, sixteen dollars ; for each carriage, sleigh, or other vehicle, drawn by one - horso, ten dollars per annum. 5. That ao person having a Cab License, under this By-law, 6 HY-LAWS 01- Till; TOWN ol' I'UUT IIOl'K. \«. 17.1. <'iit)iimii, I'ftrtiTt, K *|M'ni, — ^— J - ■" No ■•iiiinor ti) 1)1' inip!...\t'il. Nunc Imt l\\v driver ti> iiriii'tiru |>ua!teiiKurH. Inn K(('|>i'n in:iy liiivc I'uli lii'nirMii t«. I'lirr.v |Mi»»iir;i'rstoiiiKl Irnni lUH DWil llOUNC. Iliirsc kt'iit for lilri' lanst lie li.-on^'iHl. T'l wlmin isMR.J ."^iMiii piiia fur litvn^c. Cliirf Cdubtablt's duty. sliiill employ or allow iiuy ruuuor orothor poi-doii to ii-ssiat or act 111 coiiriort with him in obtaining any pu.ssengor at any of tlic railway station.s, btcamljoal.^, or cl;-;uulic>ic- in tho sai.l town. «i. That no per.son except the . Tlud it s;.,ill be the duty ox the Chief Constable to use his best endeavours to bring lo punishment any and all i)ersons guilty of any inrractiou of the several pro\ision3 of this Ly-law. HY-I.AWS OF TMK TOWN OF POUT IIOI'K. No, 1 Lniiimlti »l lai 'iinlnK ''orscH By Law No. 170 To make Provision to Restrain and Prevent certain Animals from being or Running at Large, v^ithin tb^' taid Municipality, and for Defining the duties of the Pound Keeper, Fixing and Establishing the Fees to be taken by him as Poundage, and tho amount to ba Charged for t'le Keep and Main- tenance of such Animals as may from time to time be Impounded. PaHSEI) JfLY 21 HT, IRGiS. 1. That from and alter the passing of this By-law, it shall not „f,„es, lIo|{^ bo lawful for horseo, liogs, sheep, or goata, to run or be at large f,l!t?J)b"Rt'h*'o' within this municipality. 2. ''^hat any horso. ho'' sheop, or ''oat. hereafter fouml run- Morses, Hois's, ■' ' . . . Sheep on.l (Joutsi, nins orbcins at larpo, contrary to the provisions of this By-law, rumiintf iu laixe may be immediately niiiiounded by any person, and that tho 'ti- owner of any horse, liog, shoep or goat, so impounded shall for- feit and pay to the Pound Keeper, over and above the Pound' Keeper's fees ; For each Horse, .f 2.(10 i'«nait.v over md For each Hog $2.0(. twroJ'/f.?,""" For oacli sheep $1.(>!> For each Goat $1.00 one moiety to be paid to the party impounding the same, and now > eimity ais- the other moiety to bo paid to tho Treasurer for the use of the ^"^* "' raunicipahty. }}. That in addition to the charge or penalty hereinbefore Penalty m aUdi- imposed, if the owner of any horse, hog, sheep or goat, shall v'ieti.T " snfTeror permit the same to run or be at large within this muni- cipality, such owner shall, upon couviciit > forLit and ^ay a fine or sum, not less than two dollars nor more tha'" four dollars, with costs, one moiety of which fine shall be paid to the prose- cutor, and the other moiety to tho Treasurer for the use of the municipality. 4. That it shall bo tho duty of the Pound Keeper to impound uuty «f m a'il horses, hogs, sheep, and goats, bc--3g or rnuning at large, and in case he neglects or make default therein, he shall be liable to a fine of not less than one dollar nor more than five dollars, for "^f'eet every horse, hog, s'.ieep or goat, being or running at large, of which he shall or may have notice. Hn Jispt Fijdof Hound Keeper. PcnaltT fur BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. Xn. 104. lliiuker* ami Fiddlers !j<'pii-c 5. Tliat the Pound Keepers fees shall be T 1 « Pound Keeper's tecs. Allowance to I'ouiul Kctpcr for fecdinj,' ani- mals impounded and for advertis- iut'. \'o ilaniugo to tie recovtrcd unless r'cMce l)e '1 feiit liit'li outaide. .$00.50 00.50 00.50 00.50 00.50 S00.50 00.85 00.25 00.25 00.25 00.50 i^ov each Ilorso For each Cow, Ox or JJulI For each Hog For each Croat For each Sheoii uu.ou (•>. That the Ponrul Keeper shall be allowed for furuishin- food ami water per day For each Ilorso For each Cow, Ox, or Ikill For each Goat For each Hog For each Sheep Advertising 7. That no person shall bo entitled to recover damages from he owner or owners of animal allowed to run at largo unless the fence enclosing the premise.s where such damages have been done, shall be of the fall height of four feet on the outside. For Licensing, Regulating, and Governing Hawkers Pedlers and other Persons within the Corpora- tion of the Town of Port Hope. Passed 10th ok Octobkij, 1864. Be it enacted by the Towu Council of the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope, and it is hereby enacted. ■X'cwln u ^\'^^'^^ ^T"" ''"'' ^^^''' ^^" ^'""'"'''S of this By-law, every l^£"= Hawker, or Petty Chapman, and every person carrving on I P^tty trade, who has not become a householder or permanent resident in this Town, or who goes from place to place, or to other men's houses, on foot or with any animal bearing or draw- ing any goods, wares, or merchandi-ze for sale, or otherwise car rying goods, ware?, and merchaudizo for sale, or offer mg for sale, shall, before he shall exercise such calling within tills Corporation take out a license therefor u.'drr!rrXte „ '^ '^^^^ '''^ "''"'"^ '^'^^^ ^'' ""^cr the Corporate Seal of this £1uSr.^'»Xt ^:'^'"P''7t^^"' «"d Bimll be signed by the Mayor and counter- and dnrati.„ sigucd by the Clerk thereof ; tliat such license .hall be in force from the day of the issuing thereof for twelve calender months thereafter, and no longer, and the sum to be paid for such license shall be according to the following schednle-To Wit 'K. lishiii'' food inges ffoin rgo unless liavo been side. [awkers, 3orpora- ;, 18G4. •ration of iw, every ins on a ermanciit BO, or to or draw- wise car- n oflfer- g withiji il of this counter- in force months or sucli To Wit, BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. No. 252. for any person hawking or peddling on foot, the pum of ten dol- ocese running »t lars ; for every person hawking or peddling with a vehicle, the ^ '^' "g^- , sum oi fifteen dollars. t^rZ'^L'^.^* 3. Penalty not less than $10, nor move tinn $20; to be levied by distress, or in default of distress, impiisioumcnt for not more than 21 days. 4. Half the penalty to go to informer. By-Law No. !?53. To Restrain Gesso from Running at Large. Passed August 16th, 1874. 1. That Geese shall not be periiatted to be at large within this municipality. 2. That from and after the loth of September next, all geese found running or being at largo may be impounded by any per- son or persons, and the owner or owners of such geese so impound- ed shall forfeit and pay to the Pound Keeper, or acting Pound Keeper, over and above the Pound Keeper's charges, the follow- ing amounts; For each goose, the sum of ten cents, one half of which shall be paid to the person or persona so impounding them, and the remaining half to the Town Treasurer, for the use of this municipality. 8. That the Pound Keeper's fees for each goose so impounded shall be five cents. 4. That the Pound Keeper shall be allowed for furnishing food and water, per day, two cents each. 5. That if geese so impounded shall remain in pound for forty-eight hours without being claimed, the Pound Keeper shall advertise and sell the same by auction, within five days, and the balance, if any, remaining, after paying expenses, shall be paid to the owners thereof, if claimed within one month of the day of sale, and if not claimed shall be paid to the Town Treasurer for the use of this municipality. G. That the Pound Keeper, or acting Pound Keeper, is hereby authorized to act as auctioneer under this By-law. (ieese runniut; »t lar;,'e to be im- ponudetl. Amount payable to Pound Keeper and how diviUeil. Pound Keeper'* fee*. Allowance for food and water. How Geese may be sold. How proceeds of sale to bo dispos- ed of. Pound Keeper to auctioneer at tucb Hal*. 10 ill No. 267. Billiard Tablei. BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. Bylaw Xo. !?5r. Respecting Billiard Tables. No person to Iceep Uillinrd Ta- ble for hire with- out license. No person to keep Billiard Ta- bles in house of public entertain- ment without license. Licences not to be i.ssued except on petition oi' applicant nor un- til inspector "hall have re- ported. Billiard Tables not to be used lifter certain hours. No person under 17 years of afje to be allowed to use tables. Gambling; pro- hibited, Outy of Con- Ntablcs to prose- vute. Passed Fkbruary 28th 1870, The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope enacts as follows: — 1. No person or persons shall for hire or gain, directly or indirectly keep, or have in his or their possession, or on his or their premises, within this municipahty,any Billiard Table, with- out Having first obtained a license so to do, as hereinafter provided 2. No person or persons shall keep or have a Billiard Table in a house or place of pubhc entertainment or resort within this municipahty, whether such Billiard Table is used or not, without having first obtained a license so to do, as hereinafter provided. Sec. 8. Piepealed. 4. No such hcense shall be issued to any apphcant, except uDon petition by the applicant to the Mayor of this municipality praying for the same, nor until the Inspector of Licenses appointed by this Council, shall have reported that the applicant IS a fit and proper person to have such license, nor until the appli- cant shall have paid to the Treasurer of this Corporation the sum hereby fixed to be paid for such Ucenne. Sec. 6. Repealed by By-law No. 308. Sec. G. Repealed by By-law No. 308. 7. No person or persons having a license under the provisions of this By-law, to keep or have in his or their possession, or on his or their premises, a liilliard Table c Billiard Tables for hire or gain, directly or indirectly, or having a license under the provisions of this By-law, to keep or have a BilHard Table or Bil- hard Tables in a house or place of public entertainment or resort shall suffer or permit any person to use any such BiUiard Table' whether for hire or gain or otherwise, after the hour often of the clock on the nights of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, till the hour of six of the clock on the mornings of Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday respectively m each week, or after the hour of seven of the clock on Saturday night till the hour of six of the clock on Monday raorniu- there- after, or at any time suffer oipci-mit any person under Uie age of seventeen years, to use any such BiUiard Table, vr suff->r or permit any such BiUiard Table to bo used for the purpose of gambhng. ^ 8. It shaU be the duty of the Chie' Constable, and all other ♦.* BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF TORT HOPE. 11 ^ 1870. oit Hope, irectly or an his or ble, with- providecl. Table in thin this i, without rovided. sept upon icipality, Licenses, ipplictant he appli. the sum Constables of this municipality to use their best endeavours to ne°,;cc^nV prevent any infraction of the provisions of this By-law, and to BiUiard Tubioi^. report and prosecute, in the name of this municipality, all persons gj^^j/Labor guilty of any Buch infraction. .^ £»«; , ovisions , or on bles, for ider the > or Bil- r resort, I Table, n of the lursday, lings of ictively, vturday . there - ihe age iffar or )ose of other By-Law No. »08. To Amend By-Law No . 257, respecting Billiard Tables. Passkd 15th of Septkmber, 1878. The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope, enacts as follows : 1. Sections numbers five and six, of baid By-law are hereby repealed, and the following sections substituted therefor. 2. There shall be paid to and for the use of this mi-.nicipality for every license to keep, or have in the possession, or on for"ucense'to*' the premises, of the applicant, any Billiard Table or Billiard -faX^for toe. Tables, for hire or gain, directly or indirectly, the sum of $100, (one hundred dollars, )for one BilUard Table, and the sum of $30, (thirty dollars,) for each and every Billiard Table more than one upon the same premises. 8. There shall be paid to and for the use of this municipality sums to be raid for every license to keep or have a Billiard Table or Bil- uep'^Butfard Hard Tables, in a house or jilace of public entertainment or plin^c emcrtain resort, whether such Billiard Table or- Tables is or are used, or '"*"*" not, the sum of $100, cue (hundred dollars,) for one Billiard Table and the sum of $30, (thirty dollars,) for each and every BilUard Table more than one upon the same premises. B.y-Liiw Xo. *m^. To Authorize the Levying and Collecting Statute Labor Tax, within the Limits of the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope. Passed 27th January, 1868. Any person liable to pay the sum of two dollars, inste.id of Statute Labor Tax, under the eighty- seventh section of the tax to whom payable. ^issessment Act of th* Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, within this Municipality, shall pay the same to thto Collector of the Corporation, within two days after oistresi. demand thereof by the said Collector, and in case of neglect or refusal to pay the same, the Collector may levy the same by distress of the goods and chattels of the person so liable, with costs of the diitress, and if no sufidoient distress can be found, dutress.^**"" "" 12 BV-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF f'OIlT HOPE. liii Protection of J^'f" ^P^^ Summary conviction, shall incur a penalty of five To^rr.^. dollars with costs, and in default of payment, to be committed to the common gaol, at h^rd labor, not exceeding ten days. By-Law ISO. J>«». To R-event the Building of Area Walls, or making of Excavations in or under any of the Streets or Side Walks, of the Town of Port Hope, for Build- ing Purposes or otherwise, without having first, obtained authority from the Council of this Cor- poration so to do,and for the protection of Trees &c,, &c. Passkd January din, 1870. 1. That fro.j and after the passing of this By- Jaw. no person or persons shall break, teixr up, or remove anv plankin", pave- mei.t, sidewalk, curbing, mncadamizing or othe°r road surlace, or m.ike any excavation in or under any street or side walk of the said Town, for the purpose of building or otherwise without having first obtained a proper authority or permission trom the Council of this Corporation so to do, and such permis- sion being granted the same shall be done under the direction of the street surveyor, or any other person or persons appointed by the said Council, and every person or persons to whom permis- sion is granted, to construct an area under the sidewalks,8hall at All times, and at their own expense, keep and maintain all the wooden frame work, or any other material, approved of by the said Council, for the support of the sidewalk, in a good, sound and substantial manner, and shall, under the same inspection' be replaced, re-laid, 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 absolutelv necessary; and further, that in every case where the said Council may f.ee fit to grant permission as aforesaid, tJie party or parties to whom tiie same is granted, shall be responsible for any and all accidents that may occur to any person or persons by reason thereof, and flhall keep and maintain .uch lights aikl watchmen, and shall take such further care and precaution as may be necessary for the protection and safety of the pubhc. 2. That no person or persons shall, without having first obtamed leave from the Town Council, construct, place or make any movable traps or doors, for the purpose of entrance to any ceUars or premises, under any building or place, or make any No one to brenk or tear up aiiv planking', side- walk, road sur- face, Ac, or ex- •Mvate on or under any street without porinis- sion of Council, and the under direction of Street Survcjor. To take certain precautions &c. To replace and mtkejrnod, &c. To be responsible for all accidents. To keep lights, &c. MoTeable traps or cellar doors, not to be made without leave of Council. 'E. BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. 13 mlty of five ommitted to avs. cnaking of Streets or for Build - -ving first this Cor- 1 of Trees, III, 1870. no person king, 2)ave- ither road eet or side otherwise, permission cli permis- lirection of pointed by m permis- ks,shall at in all the of by the )d, sound, uspection, may have shall not necessary; aay ^^ee fit to v»hom accidents 3re9f, and and shall Bsary for 'ing first or make e to anv lake any steps or porches, or other entrances to buildings, which in any wise incroach upon the side walks or streets of the said Town. 8. That no person shall climb, bark, break, peel, cut, deface, remove, injure, or destroy the whole or any part of any tree, sappling or shrub, now growing, or which shall here- after be planted, by any person or persons, or by the said the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope, in any .street, square, park, or pubUc place of the said Town, nor shall any such tree be cut down or removed, unless by permission of the committee of the Council having authority to grant the same. 4. That every person having a contract for macadamizing or paving streets, or making side walks,or doing any work on the streets, for the said Town, shall, in executing the contract, or per- forming the work, avoid injuring any tree, sappling, or shrub, which has heretofore, or shall be hereafter planted in any street, square, park, or public place of the said Town, and if he finds it impos- sible to perform the work without injuring any such tree, it shall be his duty to apply to the Town Council, or street surveyor for instructions in the matter, who upon order of the Council, or Street Committee of the Council, having authority to grant the same, may, in writing, signed by the Chairman of said Com- mittee, give such authority. 5. That no person shall fasten any horse, or other animal, to any tree, sapling, or shrub, now growing, or which may be here- after planted, in any street, square, park, or public place, of the said Town, or to any case or box, around any such tree, sapUng, or shrub. No. 281. To regulate the storing of Coal Oil , &c. No one to injure an tree. PeraonR doing work on streets to avoid injury to trees. How trees may be disturbed. No horse or other animal to be fas- tened to any tree. By-Law Xo. 881. To Regulate the Storing of Goal Oil and other Inflam- able Substances, and tc Protect Property from Fire. Passed 28th of August, 1871. 1. That no larger quantity than five barrels of Rock Oil, Coal what quantity Oil, or any other such Oils, nor any larger quantity than one maybe kept at barrel of Crude Oil, Burning Fluid, Naptha, Benzole, Benzine, or ^1""" *"^ other similiar combustible or dangerous materials shall be kept at any one time, in any house, shop, or building, or in any other place, whatsoever, within the Town of Port Hope. 2. That notwithstanding anything in the preceding section, u IJY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF POUT HOPE. >i |i *( ill Kxcoption as to firo-pnicif pita ftiid Viuilts. To r^cffuiaT^' the contaiiieil, wlieii buildings used for the purpoae of keeping or stor- ~wr,. "' ^^J^' Ifock Oil.Coal OiI,or other s.;cli Oils.shall be isolated oi detach- ■ . ed at least one hundred feet from any other building, or when such buildings are used for the storage of Burning Fluid, Crude Oil, Naptha, Benzole, Benzine, or other similar combustible or hSS" ?:,,!"». dangerous materials, shall be isolated or detached, at least one ed or detached, hundred feet from all other buildings, and when all such build- ings shall be constructed, lire-proof, and so as to insure a thorough ventilation thereof, at all times, then any of the said Huuls may be kept and stored in such buildings in any quanti- ties whatever, 8. That in certain special cases, where Pits, Vaults, or other such places are used for the storing the before- mentioned oils and substances, they may continue to be used, provided they arc fire-proof, and subject to tho approval of the Committee of the Fu-o Department of the Council of tids munieipahty. ^- ^'^^^*^ "0 fii'0 shall be taken hghted or used, within tho build- lll'Su"'^':;;!;' '"-' °^ l^^*'^'^^ mentioned in sections two and three of this By- law, either for heat, light, or any other purpose whatsoever. 5. That no person shall smoke, or have in his or her possession, any lighted pipe or cigar, in any stable, carpenter or cabinet makers shop, or otlicr shop or building, whore straw, shavin^.s. i.i.i>t.n.-v.,,v. '^^.^"'"l^^^^tiWo material, may be. or shall, carry or keep, °or Hint''e^"'lKw ^''^^^'^'' be earned or kept, any lighted lamp in any livery or '"" other stable, within the said Town of Port Hope, unless such lamp or caudio shall bo inclosed in a lantern or shade, so as to proveut any accident from fire therefrom. {■>. Penalty not exceeding twenty dollars, nor imprisonment twenty-one days. Xo fire nr lifjlit til lit' useil ill No one to sincke or I'lu-ry liuhtcil pipcMir ci-iu- in certain ijiaces. tain pi:i.'es, 1k,w l'ruti;i;lt;i.l. f'ectioii No. ] ,V 3 of Jiy-Law Nu. 11 a rtpealed. Thrtio Inspectors f'f Wood to be appointed. Bj -Law N«. 'HH'Z, To Amend By-Law No. 116 of the By-Laws of this Municipa.iity, entitled a By-Law to .Regalate the Measurement and Sale of Cord Wood. 1. That from and after the passing of this Bv-law, the foUow- ing sections of By-law number one hundred and sixteen, of the lown of Port Hope, shall be, and the same are hereby repealed, that is to say sections numbers oue and three. 2. That there shall be appointed by the Town Council, of the Town of Port Hope, three discreet and competeuc persons, to be called Inepectors of Wood, whose duty it shall be, upon tho re- PE, BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. 15 keeping or stor- [atetl 01 detach - ding, or when f Fluid, Crude combustible or I, at least one lU such build- 3 to insure a ny of the said a any quan li- mits, or other neutioned oils vided they are imittee of the y. thin the build- i e of this By- | itsoever. er possession, or or cabinet iw, shavings, ' or keep, or my livery or unless sucii tde, so as to inprisoument I ws of this galate the , the follow- teen, of the by repealed, nicil, of the rsons, to be pen the re- walks Wond to be mca- Mirc'.l I'cf-iro quisition of any inhabitant of the said Town, to inspect all cord wood delivered to such inhabitant, by any party selUng Ihe stActs ami swo same, and to certify the quantity and quality of such cord wood, - and also to inspect and certify the quantity and quality of all cord wood, or other wood for fuel, exposed, or offered lor sale, within the limits of this uiuuicipality, and that this section shall be read and taken as standing, and being in the place of section number one of said By-law number one hundred and sixteen, so repealed as aforesaid. 8. That no person shall expose, or offer for sale, a'ly wond by the load, or otherwise, within the limits of this uuuiiv'i[i;Uity, until ^'"^'''^lit'^r.aie after heshall have had such load or other quantity regularly inspect- ed, and shall have obtainedfrom an Inspector of voi^ul, a cortilicatt; of the quantity and quality, of such load, which certificate shall be valid for that load only, and every person obtaining such cer- tificate, shall, if required, exhibit to any person offering to pur- chase his load, the certificate obtain :d for such load, as afore- said : and that this section shall be read and taken as standing and being in the place of section number tlirce of said By-law number one hundred and sixteen, so repealed, as aforesaid. 4. That all cord wood, or other wood for fuel, sold, delivered, or offered, or exposed for sale, within the limits of this munici- pality, shall be classed as follows, that is to say: First Class- To consist of Beech, Hard Maple, Iron Wood, Hickory, and Black Birch. Sacond Class— To consist of Rock Elm, White Ash, and Soft Maple. Third Class— To consist of Basswood, Hemlock, Swamp Elm, Red Oak, and Black Ash. Fourth Class— To con- sist of Pine. Fifth Class— All refuse wood, consisting of Cedar, and other woods not enumerated, with branches, chips, &c. By-Law Xo. 393. For the Regulation of the Streets, Sidewalks, and Thoroughfares of the Town of Port Hope. Passed Octojjkr 2nd, 1872. foot passengers. Sec. 2. That any person or persons in meeting and passing ivmschs meotin- another or others, shall pass on the right; and any person or per- Suutho right, sons, overtaking another or others, and passing, must pass on the right, and any person or persons, willfully offending against ' this provision, whereby any disturbance or confusion is occa- sioned, shall be hable to the penalty hereinafter provided. , 1 1 Id BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. i,i| 111 • 'i I :i,» ■ r N«. 293. ReKruUtiun of Streets and Side- walks. Three or more l^enionN not to atand ia » group. Not to run on the eidewalks to in- convenience foot passeng^ers. Persons ridin;: or drivinfr to have stroDjf reins or liues. Immoderat* rld- iiiK or drivin)( liurijii^ ninnint; or standing with- out beiii(f sutlici- entlj iiecure. ItOHies running «t laiye er going atan iuiraodcrate rate may be stopped. Train Uones. Stud horses. Rldin?ordrivIn(f on the sidewalks. Orners or •ecu- piers of property requiring to driye across a sidewalk to en- ter their premi- ses to oonstri^ct a bridge over the drains. 8. That three or more persons shall not stand in a group, or near to each other, on any street or sidewalk, in such a manner as to obstuct a free passage for foot passengers or carriages, after a request to move ou, made by any Police Officer, or Constable, or any person duly authorized by the Mayor, or Chairman of the Police Committee. • 4. That no person shall run or race on the streets or side- walks, or crowd or jostle other foot passengers, so as to create discomfort, disiurbance, or confusion. HORSES AND VEHICLES. 5. That no person shall drive any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, or sit upon any horse or other beast, har- nessed thereto, in order to ride or drivo the same, nor shall any person ride or lead any horse, mare, or gelding, unless he shall have strong reins, or Hues, fastened to the bridles of the beasts, and held in his hands, sufficient to guide them, and to restrain them from running, galloping, or going immoderately through any of the streets of the said Town. 6. That n»> person driving any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, or riding upon any horse, mare, or geld- ing, shall cause, permit, or suffer the beast or beasts, he shall ride or drive, to go on a gallop, or other immoderate rate, and no person shall suffer, or permit any horse, mare, or gelding, to run at large, or to stand in any street of the said Town, without being sufficiently secured to prevent its running away. 7. That it shall and may be lawful for any person or persons, to stop any horse, mare, or gelding, found running at largo, or going at a gallop, or other immoderate rate, until the owner or owners can be found, and proceeded with, according to law. a. That no person shall break in, or train any horse, mare, or gelding, or shall exhibit, or let to mares, any stud horse, in any pubhc place, or in any of the streets or parks, of the said Town. 9. That 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, in the said Town, unless it be in cros^ng such paved or -^-^nked sidewalk, to go into any yard or lot. 10. That every owner or occupier of any house, building, or lot, who shall require to drive any horse, carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, across any paved or planked sidewalk,' for the purpose of going in at any gate, or to any lot, or to the rear of any premises, shall construct across the drain, gutter or water- 1 I >PE. HV-I.AWS OF TIIF. TOWN OF I'OUT HOI'K. 17 i a group, or ch a manner irriagGs, after or Constable, airman of the •eets or side- as to create (vaggon, sled, er beast, liar* or shall any less he shall f the beasts, I to restrain tely through ■aggou, sled, are, or geld- bsts, he shall ,te rate, and • gelding, to •wn, without or persons, at largo, or le owner or to law. se, mare, or rse, in any said Town. any horse, lie, over cr own, unless ;o into any building, or ft, waggon, sd sidewalk, r to the rear er or water- I cour.se, opposite the i^atewiiy, or premises, a j^ood uud siilliiiiMit bridge of planks, so constructod as not to obstruct the said drain, gutter, or watercnirso, and shall also place a piece of timber along so much of tho ed^'e of Die said pavomenl or plankiug, on the side noxt tlio galo'.vay or jremioes, as is nociv^.iury fi»i' any voliicle to pass oser without injuring tlio said pavcn\eiit or jtlauking. 11. That no person shall permit his horse, carriag<», cart, waggon, slod, sleigh, or other vehicle to stand upon any street in the said Town longer than is absolutely necessary for tbo owner, driver, or person using the same, tn transact his business witli the i)erson opposite whose house the same shall stand ; and no person shall tie his horse to any post, hook, or ring, ov in any way across any pavement, sidewalk, or crossing, so as to obstruct the ordinary tratlic of tho street, or leave any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, slaigh, 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 Town, or tho crossings across the public street or any of the approaches to the wharves by stoiiping any horse, cart, car- riage, v.-aggon, si(!fl, sleigh, or other veiiicle across the samo, or by any other means. 12. That no person shall place any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or otlior veiiicle, without horses upon any street of the said Town. i;3. Uepoaled by Dy-law No. M2(). 11. That no person shall ride or slide down the hills on Walton or Ward streets, or across the latter, or on South, North, Bedford, or Augusta Streets, or on the Base Line, upon any hand-sleigh or other sleigh, or any other vehicle for'coasting, or slidiug down hill, to which no horse, or other animal of draught shall be attached at the time of such riding or sliding. HAND CARTS. 15. That no person shall run, draw, or push any carriage, waggon, wheelbarrow, cart, hand cart, hose, hose-cart, truck, or any hand-waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle used for the conveyance of any person, article, or property upon any of the sidewalks of the said Town. DIRT OR SNOW. 1(5. That every occupant, and in case there is no occupant, the owner of every house, shop, building, lot, or parcel of land, and every person having charge or care of any church, chapel, Nil. 'i'M. Vol tlie Uvu:ultt- tinll Ijf tlio Struct* ami Siilc- Wll1k><. Horses or Car rluu'cH ^t;iiiiluiK un tilt Strtii't. Vijliifle-i uithout HiMNes nut to be |ilu.' il on the Street. Not to Slide Jowii hill uii certain Streets. Iliiiulcarts, fii:, not lo Iju run n|PMn llie Side- Sidewalks to he watered kud SWlut. 18 KY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF POHT HOPE. »> |!,i ^0 1: N". i»X Fur the Ktuula- tlon nf the Streetii and Side- unlkH. Priiinn. Guttcm, ami Water- rourNex to bo kv|jt clean. Removal of .Snow from the Sidewalk. if the Ice or Snow cannot be removed with- out injuriiij; the Sidewalk. Ashes or Sand to be strewed over the same. Siilt not to be placed on the Street. Coal Alt. to be plact Streets, &c. or o ker public building, fronting, or ab.,tting on any public street or streets where the sidewalks are planked or paved, shall water and cleanly sweep and keep free from obstruction by dirt dust, snow, ice. or other incumbrances, the pavement or sidewalk in front and about his premises as aforesaid, before eight o'clock in the morui.ig of each day from the first day of May till the hrst day of October, and shall sweep the same before nine 'clock every m.rning during the rest of the year (Sundays excepted) and every occupant, as aforesaid, at tlie times afore.aid. shall cleanly sweep and keep free from obstruction by dirt dust snow, ice, or other incumbrances, the drains, gutters, or water' courses in front of or about such houses or premises as aforesaid, and shall at all times keep the sidewalks, pavements, surface drams, gutters, and water courses clean and free from obstruction or incumbrance. 17. That every occupant, and in case there is no occupant the owner of every house, sliop, building, lot, or parcel of land and every person having charge or care of any church, chapel,' or other public building fronting or abutting on any public streei or streets, where the sidewalks are planked or paved, shall, withm the first four Jiours after every fall of snow or fall of hail or ram wliich shall freeze on the sidewalks or in the surface drains, gutters, or water courses, or after a fall of snow from off any building cause the same to be removed entirely off the sidewalks and to the breadth of one foot out of the drams gutters or water-courses opposite each house, shop, church, chapel or other building as aforesaid ; and in case the ice or snow shall be so frozen that it cannot be removed without injury to the sidewalks or pavements, every such person, as aforesaid, shall strew the same with ashes, sand, or some other suitable substance ; but no person shall sprinkle, spread, or place or cause to be spnnkled, spread, or placed, any salt or like substance ^^bin ^r T rp''"'"' T^ °^ ^""^ P"^"^ ^^°^^*y °r street ^itjl m the said Town, with the intent or for the purpose of melting or dissolvmg any snow, ice, or dirt which may have accumukted on any road or carriage way of any such street or public highway; nor shall coal ashes be thrown or placed or deposited upon any street or sidewalk or other pub ic place withm the said Town of Port Hope. ^ 18. That in case the snow, ice. or dirt be not removed, or the sidewalks made safe and convenient as hereinbefore provided bv twelve o'clock noon of each and every day (Sunday, excepted). BY-LAWS OF TllK I'OWN Oh' I'OUT IlOl'K. to as atoresaid, it aliall be tlie duty of the Street Surveyor for the time being, or such other person or persons to bo appointed by the said Municipal Council for that purpose, to cause such enow, ize, or dirt to be removed at the expense of the said Corporation, a ad to give information and prosecute such person or persons Bo neglecting to remove the snow, ice, or dirt, as aforesaid, and in such case the fine to bo imposed upon such person ur persons 80 otTendiug shall not be less than the expense so incurred: provided always that such expanse shall not exceed the sura of ten dolhrs. v.). That eve*y 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 erected 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 Uiere- from, and every person, while removing the same, shall ta'^e due and proper care and precaution for the warning and safety of persons passing. IlKMOVING lUILUlNGS. 20. That no person shall remove, or cause, or permit to be removed, or assist in removing, any building into, along or across any street or sidewalk in the said Town, without having first obtained leave in writing from the said Municipal Council. CORDWOOD AND CUAI,. 21. That no person shall throw or pile Cord Wood, Fire Wood, Coal, or Building Materials upon any paved or plan' d sidewalk, or upon any of the streets of the said Town, or saw or split Cord Wood or Fire Wood thereon, so as to obstruct the free use thereof ; and no person shall stand on any such sidewalk with his wood- saw and horse so as to obstruct a free passag" for foot- passengers, without the permission in writing from thb Mayor, Town Council, or Chairman of the Street and Bridge Committee first had and obtained. MKRCHANDIZK. 22. That no person shall place any goods, wares, merchandize, window shutter, or shutters, or other articles 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, or shop, or warehouse, or other building which shall project over any portion of the sidewalk of any street, or over any streei or No. -ioa. For tha UtiRiila- tioii of btrcutM and SidewalkH. If Hxww In not ruinuved Strutit Surveyor to Imvc it reiuoved, niid to proii'ciitL' tlio ofTundcr. "cnalty to be iiniKjHod. Snow ta )>c removed fmni the rooU of hoiiHos. Building* not be removed without leave from the (..'ouncil. Wood or Coal not to he placed on the Sidcwstlk. Wood-cutter not to obstruct tho Sidewalk. •Mcrchandi^ic not to be (placed on Streets or Side- wallis. Goods jiot to be exposed on tlm outiiide uf Shops. 20 |{V-I,.\\Vs Ol Till-: TOWN OF I'UlfT iioi'i:. 4\ «•• .r IIOII of Mnrli ••'111 Nide««lk». Ueoeptfiin or l»»liv«r, of Mer- <'timitJi.;ii. •'•lllllrti IIIMV ffl-iUlt (HTUlissI,,!! I" cibft pim iiniln* to fHilll i«tcHiercc»|.tioii '>r dcliiiTv iif .Murclinriil'l/i.. hitrrt in (he Utrocti. Ailverli^ltij; SaU l>v .StrcelMTviiiy Prohibiltil. ' The Town Ueilm»n. K\-cav;itions rut to be iiii.li! witli- "tit leave nf the ''oiiK'il, iiiid ilie ilirection of the Steot Survejcr. ^ticotsof the said Town. lUU. tin- provisions of tl.is soodou shall not he ccnstrnecl tu iutcrrc-rt.. >v.ih the us. of u portion of such ^t tct or Huhsvalk for a re.tson.bh, time daring the taking in or -elivory of moroiutudizo. or other good., or prevent the said Mnmc.pul Conncil from granting pormisaion to construct plat- lor.iH aero,,,, the dniins, gultorH, or water-courses nn anv of tlio « n>c.t.s ol the «aid Town, where such Municipal (ounLil may Ice m „ necessary or advisal>l« to grant .such permission for I'i^-i htat.ng the reception or delivery of mcrchandizo or other goods pruv.dtd such Mu.iicipal Council in all cases reserves to itseli the right to withdraw any permission they tuay have j|ran.ed whenr-ver it may he shewn that a nuisance has thereby Ueen established. "^ 2',i. That no i,er.on. without having llrst obtained leave from liu saul Aluiuc.pal Council, shall sell by Auction upon any of lie .tree:s or M.!;nva ks of the saitl Town, any horses, carriages furniture, or any other article whatsoever. NOISKS. J. I. That no person shall advertise any sale of merchandize, u m ure, or any other article, or any matter, by the ringing of any oil, blowing of any horn, eying, hallowing, or crating an- other. discordant noi... in any of tlie streets of^the said To.^ ; or on the steps, .„ the halls, or other parts of any house, or otl.er iu-ennses open to the public streets whereby the public are liable be subjected to incnvonience and annoyance: Provided .ihv'.vs thai nothing contained in this clau.c .hull bo construetl to exteud to any party duly appointed and authorized by tko said I^ ucn.l Council to follow the calling of Public Criei or Town i>6iiuiaj .,. .,,, , l:\VAV,illu.vs. -'. I iiid 1,0 i,c«o.,, „,• iienwis, shall |„.eak. tear up or Z,'"' 7,l''""'^"'t '*-™™'- 'i^™""'' -'■l'".S. mi - " ."i-. ..r .Ihor roaa .surface, ur .„aU u„.v coavalio,, i„ „r oa„,l,„g„,. otherwise, witl.onl l,av,„. lirsl obtained a pp r 1 r „,t or l,co,,se ,V„,„ il:e said .Muuieipal Council so to do Id ud, per,u,t be,ng .-ranted the s,„.e ,hall bo do„e uuder ".e a.reet.,,. of the Street Surveyor, aud ,h„ll, „„d«- the .al mspee„o„ be rapiaeed, rolaid, aud made «ood by tl p.?." re.aoTal thall not be allowed to coutiuue an-- longer than i, .b=oi„.el, necessary, aud ftrtber, tba. in ever,; car^ht tb^ loi'i:. UV-LAWS Ol" Til"' TOWN UF »'Oi;T HOl'K. 21 liis soudousliall portiou of sucii le taking in or •event the said construct phit- on iiiiy of tJic 1 Council may permission for nilizo or otJicr cuHes reiserves lioy luiiy liavo L'c has iJiert'hy '.'tl Itavc from upon any of aos. CHriiat'Cri, mcrcliandizc. inying of any creatin": any aid Town ; or >Uijo, or otlicr blie are liable : i'rovitled bo cojislrued d by the said tier or ToMii tear up, or i{j, macada- iation in or tlif purpose jed a proper to do ; and under the ■ the same the parties 1, and such g:er than is . where the Haid Municipal Council may sco fit to grant permission as aforemid, the part} to whom the same in granted shall bo held •esponsiblo lor any and all acuideuts that may occur to any person or property by reason thereof, and shall keep and maintain Buch lights and watchmau and shall take such further care and precaution as may be necessary for the protection and safety of the public. KKMOVAL OK URAVKI,. «ANU, OH KAllTM. 26. That no person shall dig, take up, or carry away, any earth, sand, gravel, atouos, or other material, from any street laid out in the said Town, or from any vacant lot belonging to I he said the Corpoiation of the Town of I'ort Hope, without having lirst obtained permission from the Council of the said Corporation to do so. KNCIIOACHMKNTS, AWNINOH, ANL SKiNS. 27. That no person shall, without having first obtained leave from the said Municipal Council. .struct, place, or make, any moveable traps or doors, for the purpose of entrance to auy cellars or premises under any building, or place or make any steps, or i^orches, or other entrances to buildings, t^ ' ' ;h shall in any wise er.croach upor any of the sidewalks or streets of the said Town. 28. That no person shall erect, or continue any awning, sign, sign-post, hanging or swinging sign, which shall in any way •extend over any street or sidewalk in the said Town, unless a plan thereof shall be first submitted to and approved of by the said Municipal Council upon the report of the Street Surveyor. 2!). That it shall and may be lawful for any person, or persons, appointed by the Municipal Council of the said Town for that purpose, after fourteen days' notice .a writing, served on the owner or occui icr of any premises before which such last mentioned awniug, sign, sign-post, hanging or swinging sign exists, to cause the same to be removed, and no persi ., or persons, shall obstruct or impede such person, or persons, so appointed in the due execution of the provisions of this section. CLIMBING AND DKFACING. 80. That no person shall be allowed to climb on any of the lamp'posts in the streets or parks, or on or into ^ny of the fences of the squares, parks, or public places of the said Town or upon any of the railings or fences along any of the streets of the said Town. 31. That no person shall deface or disfigure any public or private building, or buildingB, wall-fence, raiUnp, sign, monu- mest, post or other property in the said Town by cutting, No. •-W. for the Kec', lo- tion of strvctH uiiri SiUt-WKlIc-.. I'lirty mtikinu KxcivulluiiM til be rcKiHiiiHlliir (or Accidents, ■nil to keep l.liclitN ami \Natuliiiiaii. (trnvcl mill SnmiI nnt Ik lie renioTed wltlmiil tierinis.ili)n, Poor Ste|i», I'orrlies or oilier t'iitr»ni:cs to liuililiiiK^ 111)1 to encroach on th.i SIdewnlk. AwningB or SIghH not to extend orer the Sidewalk with- out tl',0 i>ermi»- Hion Qt the Council. Climbing lAinp- pijst'', Trees, or Fencei. DefAcing or injuring Build- ing* or other Property, 22 I3Y-LA\VS OF THE TOWN OF POUT HOPE. -r No. 293. For the R«gula- tioii of Htrcctti and Sidewalks. Dostrojinj; TfMS. Removal of Trees. Contractor to avoid injuring Trees. When the woik cannot be done without injuring; Trees, applica- tion to be mada to Street 8ur- Toyor. Copy of Authori- t.v to remove Treoi to be kept. {Tomes not to be fastened le Trees. be Fires not to made in the .Streets or near aii7 Building, or carried through the Streetd except in a fire- pan. BonPre, Flre- wrms, and Klre- workK Prohibitcl in the To\vn with- out permission. breaking, uaubing with paint or other substance, or writing or scratching, or shall in any other way injure the same. PKOTECTION OF TREES. 82. That no person shall climb, baric, break, peel, cut, deface, remove, inj.ire, or destroy, the whole or any part of any tree, sapUng, or shrub now growing, or which shall hereafter be planted by any person or persons, or by the said the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope in any street, square, park, or pubhc place of the spid Town ; nor may any such tree be cut down or removed unless by permission of the said Municipal Council. 83. That every person having a contract for macadamizing or paving streets, or making sidewalks, ©r doing any work on the streets for the said Town, or in making or causing to be made any excavation in, on, or under any of the streets of the said Town for the purpose of building, or for any other purpose Vrhatsoever, shall, in executing the contract or performing the work, avoid injuring any tree, sapling, or shrub which has here- tofore or shall te hereafter planted in any street, square, park, or pubhc place of the said Town, and if he finds it impossible to perform the work without inj uring any such tree it shall be his duty to apply to the Street Surveyor for instructions in the matter, who, upon order of the said Municipal Council, may, in writing signed by him, give such authority. M. That a copy of every written authority given by the Street Surveyor- to remove or interfere with any such tree shall be by him filed in the office of the Town Clerk for pubhc reference. 35. That no person shal" fasten any horse or other animal to any tree, sapling, or shrub now growing, or which may be here- after planted in any street, square, park, or public place of the said Town, or to any case or box around any such tree, sapling, or shrul). FIRE AND FIRE-WORKS. 3G. That no person shall set fire to any shavings, chips, straw or other combustible matter for the purpose of consuaing the same, in any of the streets or parks of the said Town, or in any enclosure within fifty feet of any building, and no person shall carry fire through any of the streets or parks of the said Town, except in some covered vessel or metal fire-pan. 37. That no person or persons shall make or light any fire or bonfire in any of the streets, squares, parks, or public places of the Town ; or shall fire or discharge any gun, fowling piece, or firearms, or shall set tire to any fire works within the said Town, unless specially authorized by the Municipal Council of the said 88. Tha balls of sn< fuse any bo I places of t J 39. Tha wharves, i Ontario, b on the W reservoirs with, and seven o'cl( 1 shall any I in any pi : places of J call of na< 40. Thf writings, ' make any building, ment in a said Towi 41. Th this By-li highways wharf or and publi sidewalks would be T( That J and nine the follo^ ^ )1'K. ce, or writing le same. b1, cut, deface, rt of any tree, ter be planted )n of the Town 3 place of the imoved unless ;adamizing or work on the J to be made s of the said ther purpose jrforming the ich has here- uare, park, or impossible to all be his duty the matter, ly, in writing by the Street le shall be by reference, er animal to nay be here- place of the tree, sapling, chips, straw isuaing the n, or in any person shall said Town, t any fire or lie places of ng piece, or 3 said Town, i of the said 'i hy-laws of the town of pout hopk. 23 I'own ; and no person or persons shall light, set off, or throw ^^ y*^;^ g.^. .ny cracker, squib, or serpent, or other noisy, offensive or f^\^^ angerous substance, or fire works in any place where or near to y^^^.^;^,^;;^ ,hich there is any crowd or assemblage of people, or where ^'^-f Xr^ there are any animals liable to be frightened thereby. llJ-'^rKhtlned' I THROWING DANUKUOUS MISSILES. 38. That no person shall cast, project, or throw any stones or '^^^-«J-;- oalls of snow or ice, or other missiles dangerous to the public, or mUHUe». fuse any bow and arrow in any of the streets, parks, or public places of the said Town. INDECENCY. 39. That no person shall bathe or swim along or near thft BathiuB. I wharves, piers, or shores of the said Town in the waters of Lake I Ontario, between Hope Street, on the East, and Victoria Street, I on the West, nor in any of the creeks, streams or ponds, or Ireservoirs within the limits of the said Town, unless provided i with, and clothed in a proper bathing dress, from the hour of 1 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 i^nd^ce-t^ I in any public place or in any of the streets, parks, or public ' places of the said Town ; nor shall the plea of answering the I call of nature be considered a palliation of the offence. 40. That no person shall post or put up any indecent placard, Jn^ecent^writ.^^ writings, or pictures, or write any indecent or immoral words, or on the w»iw. make any indecent pictures or drawings on any pubUc or private building, wall, fence, sign, monument, post, sidewalk, or pave- ment in any of the said streets, parks, or public places of the said Town. INTERPRETATION. 41 That wherever the word street or streets is mentioned in construction of •»i. xiinu ,f ii.uivy,v,i • 1 J- 11 the word Str««t. this By-law, it shall be understood and construed as mcludingalJ highways, thoroughfares, lanes, roads, alleys, avenues, bridges, wharf or wharves, courtd, conrt-yards, commons, public squares, and pubUc places ; and shuU be also understood as including the sidewalks, unless the contrary is expri ed, or such construction would be inconsistent with the manifest intent of this By-law. By-LiiYir Xo. 320. To Repeal Section 13 of By-Law No. 293. Passed June 8th, 1874. That Section number thirteen of By-law number two hundred and ninety-three be and the same is hereby repealed, and that the following section shall be and stand in lieu and stead thereof, 24 FJV-LAWS OK THE TOWN OF I'ORT ITOPK. I' To .unead%- ^^^ ^^ talioii autl read as a portion of said By-law number two ^_''*'* 'f^^- _ , hundred and ninety-three :-^- To Rejuhtl' the ^''^' '^'^^^ ""^ llovHe, Cow, Bull, Steer, Heifer, Calf, Sheep, Public M arket. Goat, Pig, (Insc Or (feese, shall be permitted to run or bo at large in or upon any of the streets, or lanes, or p iblio i)laco3 of the said Town, and that any owner of any such Horse, Cow, Bull, Steer, Heifer, Calf, Sheep, Goat, Pig, Goose or Geese, suffering or permitting the same to run or be at large, as aforesaid, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. UefliiiiiK the M&rket hour ami Market-plaoe. Certain days cut to be Market Uavsi. By-Law No. 3*i8. To Amend By-Law No. 320, and as Amended by By-Law No. 329. Passed Novkmhkk 2ni), 1871. That any animal or animals mentioned in liy-law number throe hundred and twenty of this Corporation found running at large, tiierein contrary to the provisions of said By-law number three and twenty, may be impounded, and it shall be lawful for any one to drive any such ani'nal or animals so found running at large to the public pound of sa^d Corporation, and it shall be the duty of the Pound Keeper to impound the same until the penalty mentioned in By-law number two hundred and ninety-three of this Corporation be satistied over and above the Pound Jveeper's fees and charges for keaping such animal or animalii. By Law Xo. *iiHi. To Regulate the Public Market of the Town of Port Hope, and to provide for a Periodical Inspection of Weights and Measures within the Limits of the said Town. Pashfo Deckmber 0th, 1872. 2. That the Public Market House and Market Square, now established within this Corporation, shall still continue to be the Market House and Market Place for the said Town of Port Hope. 8. That every day of the year shall be a market day, except Sundays, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, the Sovereign's Birthday, Good Friday, the first day of July, and all days set apart by Government Proclamation as Fasts, or Thanksgivings for God's mercies. 4. That from sevei afternoon, day of Ma the year, i clock aftei whole yea clock in t 5. Th\i place wit or market Fruit of Poultry, Fish, ex( always, tl first havij after the or places, Corporati within th 6. Tha into the i the articl market h Jilarket ( 7. Tht use the the purj selling opening fresh me of this B 8. Thi for sale i the shop a Licens Butcher ttlaughte maintaii premisei of slaug beeves, < Corpora BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. 25 ... 4. That on market days the said Market shall be kept open from seven of the clock in the forenoon until six of the clock afternoon, from the first day of November to the thirty-firat day of March, both days inclusive ; and, during the remain • -, . at Public Scales, to tne weigu scaies or machine, and weighed by the Mai .et Clerk or his deputy ; and the fee for weighing shall be the sum or sums mentioned in Schedule B. of this By-law. 24. That whenever it is agreed between any buyer or seller that the price of any article shall be determined by weight or measurement, it shall not be lawful for cither party to recede from the bargain after the said article is weighed or measured, and the money or article du?y tendered. 26. That n» person, or persons, shall thwart, hinder, molest, or ill-treat, any officer or officers of the Market, or their deputies, while in the execution of their duties authorized by the provisions of this By-law. be*phw!3«rth2 2^' That no pers6n shall deposit any nuisance upon ihe Market Square. Market Square, or wilfully place or deposit auy filth or rubbish Parties not to recede from bargains. Parties not to hinder molest, or ill-treat the officer of the Market. I I in or abo floors, wal 27. Thi fee, or chi 28. Till article or when reqi their hor Market h barrel, p occiipyini walks, st: I 29. Tl I Vegetabl I peck, or ment in and auy ment foi Fruit, V either ii within tl fraud, a by this ] 80. T to act Measur( measure and he every p' or mea within or pers or mea: BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF POUT HOPE. in or about the same, or be guilty of spitting upon any of the floors, walls, or wood- work, within the said Market Building. 27 That no person ehall exact, extort, or receive any higher fee or charge, than is authorized to be paid by this By-law. 28 That farmers and all persons who may offer any article or commodity for sale on the Market Square, shall, when required by the Market Clerk, or Chief Constable, remove their horses, or other animals from their vehicles, or off the Market Square, and shall remove any horse, or vehicle, box, barrel, package, case, stall, stand, or anything that may be occupying, incumbering, or obstructing ary portion of the side- walks, streets, or Market Place with as little delay as possible. 29 That the standard of measurement of Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds, that are usually sold by the quart, gallon, peck, or bushel, shall be the Imperial or Winchester Measure- ment in conformity with the Statute, 22nd Victoria, Chapter oti ; and any person, or persons, using any other standard measure- ment for buving or selUng any of the aforesaid commodities. Fruit Vegetables, and the like usually sold in manner aforesaid, either in the Market House. Market Square, or any other place mthin the limits of this Corporation, shall be deemed guilty of fraud, and shall be liable to the fines and penalties imposed by this By law. 30 That the Market Clerk is hereby authorized and empowered to act in the capacity of Deputy Inspector of Weights and Measures, and to examine, compare, and stamp all weights and measures used in the Market House, or on the Market Square ; and he shall be entitled to charge and collect from each and every person not being residents of the Town, using any weight or measure in the said Market House, or Market Square, or within the Umits of this Corporation, but from no other person or persons, a uniform fee of five cents for each and every weight or measure so examined, confirmed, aud stamped, which charge shall be allowed the Market Clerk as his own especial perquisite; provided always that the Mayor or Town Council shall have power to revoke this privilege whenever he or they may deem it expedient, and add the same to the Corporation funds. 81 That the head Inspector of Weights and Measures shall be required to visit every shop, grocery, store-house, and all other places or estabUshments, whatsoever, withm the hiaits of this Corporation, once in eacb year, and inspect, examine, -id compare with the standard weights and measures owned and 29 No. 596. To Renulate the Public Market. Exortlon Foes. Farmeni and othors to placa waggons, iic, where directed by the Market Clerk. A'inclicstcr Measures to be the Standard. Market Clerk to be Deputy In- spector Weiglits and Measures; his powers and hit endowments. Head Inspector of Weights and Measures, his duties, &u. 30 BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OK I'OKT HOPE. To fcuHe the ailopted by the Council of the Corporatiou, all weights, ^N^cMarket^ Pleasures, yard sticks, and all other weighiug or moasiuing machines used by the owners, proprietors, or agents of the said shops, groceries, store-houses, or other establishment, or by any other person, or persons, buying, selling, or having deaUngs with the pubhc ; and any person, or persons, using any weights, measures, or other machines not in accordance with the huvful standard shall be deemed guilty of fraud, and shall bo liable to the fines and penalties imposed by this By-law: Provided, always, that no charge shall be made or collected from any ratepayer or resident of the Town for inspecting, examining, or comparing, and such weight, measure, or machine, unless the said weight or measure shall, when inspected, compared, and examined, prove mcorrect, in such case the Inspector shall have power, and IS hereby required to collect the fee authorized by the Statute, 22nd Victoria, Chapter 58 ; and provided also that one oi the Town Constables and Town Carters shall bo required, whenever it shall be deemed necessary, to accompany and assist the Head Inspector of ^^'eights and Measures in the discharge of his said duties, for which assistance the said Constable and Carter shaU be paid according to the time occupied or services rendered out of the Corporation funds. Inspector not ^^- '^^^^ ^^^^ Head Inspector of Weights and xMeasures, when hoSf pSnirht:'' Instructed by the Mayor or Town Council, refusing or neglect- ing to perform the duties of his ofiice, as pointed out by the Statute aforesaid, or by the provisions of this By-law. shall be hable to a forfeiture of Thirty Dollars in lieu of the annual salary allowed him as such Inspector of Weights and Measures, and shall, in the discretion of the Mavor er Town Council, be dismissed from his ollice of Head Inspector of Weights and Measures, and another may be appointed in his place ; and the Deputy Inspector shall, in Hke manner, be subject to a deduction from his salary of Ten Dollars, and a forfeiture of iiis perquisites, for neglecting any of his duties as Deputy Inspector of Weights and :\Ieasures as pointed out by this By-law, and in the discretion of the Mayor or Town Council he may be sus- pended or dismissed from his oilice of Depnty Inspector of Weights and Measures. 'dS. That it shall be the duty of the Chief Constable, or any other of the Town Coustables, to look after Hawkers, or Pedlers, or any person, or persons, selling, or offering for sale from house to house, or m the streets or highways, or in or on anv other plaoA ! within the and put 8 without p Section 5 violation this By-h 84. Thi from time rent or cl butchers' to or incc being pn Council, shall bo I in this - rule or authorizi of this I That liable u market fees, no no evas: Be it and the as folio every d this B> lies seven ( Novem the rer p.m. ai permis permis other Mayoi He Town measi theM 'K. ill weights, moasming ;ents of the ment, or by iug dealings my weights, the lawful be liable to led, always, atepayer or comparing, ^aid weight examined, power, and he Statute, one oi the , whenever t the Head of his said !arter shall ndered out ures, when or neglect- out by the \x, shall be ^he annual Measures, .'ouncil, bo iights and ; and the deduction re of his Inspector iw, and in ay be sus- ipector of any other 3rs, or any 1 house to ther place BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPK. o I .vl.hiulhe limits of Ihi, Corporation, add take cogn,>.^no6 o . s. m ,„. !m mt a stop to hawking, polling, or »»llm8, »» aforo.a,a, ,^„„„„u«, vi hoi" pa^ng market tec., any of the artiolon onumenvtea m S:r.^^f-'H-,«.>U.ovenUno.^^^ violation of Seotiona 5, 0, 7, 8, J, I". '■'. • ""aV'Ttarthe Council of this Corporation shall I'-ve power, fr m time to time, to make rules and regulations rospeeting the iTo ehav-es, o der, cleanliness, and general nranagement of , hL talk hucksters' stands, the same not be.ng contrary „ nconsistent with this liylaw, which i^gulal.ons, after nil nnhlished in the same way as the llylaws of the Town C cil «: «ired to be published and signed by the Mayor hd b as ettectual to all intents and purposes a, .f embod d n his Bylaw, and any person offending agamst any such "leTr egulalion shall be hable to the same penalty as . auftorized ?o be imposed for the violation of any of the provsmns of this By-law. That no article whatsoever, brought into tlxe Town and . liable under the provisions of this By-law to the paymen o Market fees, shall be exempt from" the payment of -c^--- ^es, no matter when or whera purchased or ordered, and tlmt xmevasion of .market fees under any excuse shall be permitted. DUTIES OF THE MABKET CLEHK. „ , , ,^, , Be it further enacted, that the duties ^^ tl^^,^\^^^«\^^.^\^: and the market dues and fees to be levied and collected, shall be a follows : He shall cause the gates of the Market to bo opened :;ery day, in accordance with the Third and Fourth Sections of tliis By-law. He shall attend in the market place every market day fiom seven o'clock a.m. until six o'clock p.m., ^^ the first day ot Novon^her to the thirty-first day of March, inclusive and dunng 1 emainder of the year from six o'clock a.m. until --no dock p m. and shall not abs.nt himself, or substitute a Deputy, without ermission from the Mayor, or in his (the Mayor s) absei.ce e rs ion fn>m the Chairman of the Market Committee, or such oZTown Councillors as may be authorized to act for the said Mayor during his ub.-ionce. He shall, once in si,, months, or oftener, if the Mayor or Town Council shall deem it expedient, examine the weights and _s that shall or may be used in the Market House or on the Market Square, and proceed according to law against all or 1 I 32 BY-LAWS OF THE TOWX OF POPT HOPK. <'!lS .l»';'| ■H • 1 ! I :5l! To &uau the ^"^ J"®'""""' °^' Pe^'^o^c Using such as are not iu accoraanco with Putmc^Market. the ostablishc'd standard, and stamped, as provided for in Statute 22 Victoria, Chapter 5ft, as well as the provisions of this Hy-law; and lie shall determine all disputes that may arise in the Market rospectiEg weights and measures. He shall overlook aud inspect all Meats, Pish, and other articles of food that may bo exposed for sale in thq Market House •r Market Square, and seize and destroy any that may be tainted or otherwise ui)fit to oat. He shall exercise a general superintendence over the aflairs of the Market ; shall see that the stalls, stands, shambles, and ^farket and :\rarket Square, generally be kept clean, and that the blocks aud other utensils used by the Butchers be kept clean and sweet, and within their stalls, and that no person shall be allowed to throw or deposit any ofFal, filth, garbage, or rubbish upon or in any part of the .>rarket Place or Market House. He' shall exert himself to preserve order and regularity in the lAfarket ; shall arrange and place all vehicles coming into the . Market Square, the stands of hucksters, market gardeners, and other retailers, and assign places for the sales and standing of horses, swine, cows, aud other cattle. He shall inquire into the conduct of all persons exposing for sale, or vending, any provisions, or other articles or commodities m the Market or Market Square, and of all Butchers and Hucksteis, and whether thay. or any of them, are or have been gudty of a breach of any of the By-laws of the Corporation, and he shiU report all such offiniders to the M^yor, to be dealt with as may be thought proper. He shall collect all rates, lees, charges, and tolls imposed WJth reference to the Market, which are to be collecced by him, and shall, on the first day of every mouth, pay over th« same with a faithful account thereof, to the Treasurer of the Cor- poration. He shall collect the rents of the Butchers' stalls, which rents he shall alsc pay over to the Treasurer as provided above • and shall report to the Town Clerk, or Mayor, all the delinqueuis, and also vacant stalls. He shaU be sworn in as one of the Town Constables, and deliver to the Town Clerk, to be laid before the Council of the Corporation, on the first Monday of every month, a written report, stating the amount of money collected by him during the past month, and from what source, the complaints made I! by him, au oiVicial n\ it of hid dut ivitl: C'-orpovjitif with coad^ duties of 'TroaHurer or (.'ouiici He sh 111 format i on the fir of this M nv-LAWH ov riiK roNVN of I'oirr idit.. 33 by him. and against Whom, and f.,r what otYcucc, ^'^1 ^l^j « '^^S^,^;' oiVicial invttor. that may como nn of hi.4 duty .lorhii nolicoin tho (hschargo i < s ,U,U' withui ten (lays aflcr his a,M'oai • « -..1 r^i \\\f ,tier day 10 " Sheep, Lamb, or Calf Skins, in vehicles or otherwise, 1 Skin, per day. ... Tj 2 Skins, " 8 '• " «' «< «« II 3 II II in " " " •• " 4 Skins, or more, each •• ...'.. 3 Schedule B. FOR Al.r. ABTICLES OU COMMODITIKS WJCIGHED BV THK MAHKET CLERK. cts. 1. Every load of Hay, including standing on the Market .Square 20 2. " Ratepayer going out of the Corporation for Hay for their own use and weighing the same on the Market Scales, nnder lOcwt 10 3. " load of Straw, including the standing on the Market Square, 12 4. AH articles or commodities, for each weighing under 51b) 1 fj- " " " " " of Slbs., and under 2.5Ib»., 2 6. •' " 251bs. " " 501b8. 8 7. " " " " " 501bs. " " lOOlbs. 4 8. " •• •• •• •• lOOlbs. " '• 2e01b8. 5 9. All articles or commodities, for weighing 2001b8, and upwards q 10. For every weight except Hay, Straw, Coiil or horned Cattle, weighed on th« Scales, for the first l.OOOlbs., am', under I.SOOlbs 10 and for l.SOOlbs., and under 2.0001b 16 11. For every head of Cattle, for each weighing for the first head 10 and every additional head, 5 12. For weighing Coal by large quantities, per 2, OOOlba., 7 HVLANVHUFTllK ToNVNOlM-uUtUOl'I* n:. cti. (lay.. .. 10 .... 5 or othar 8 4 10 «i ' hvrsei, 26 per (Uy, 12 1-.' cointtt«- 8 S »y 12 \Q 5 r. 5 10 tlay .... 5 ' 8 • 10 ' ...*.. 8 Measures within the Limits of said Town. . . V ,«* {n vpviso and amciicl Section 14 of Whoroas it m expedient to leviso anu saiil By-law, /.,.„„«ii of this Corporation, 1. lie it tlmctorc enacted by the Con cU of tU^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ A u i« hereby enacted and ordanied by the auinorivj and It 18 Uercft> ena be, and tlir ^o-.oia mentioned in Seetion (i of tins 1*^ 7' "" y,„ ,„„„ t,, „„, ""' ^■'"'•°"""- !:ro: rrro. o,:^n o^tk >» «. fo.. ,,or»on or ver»on«, before t e uom oi ^^^^^^ S t:;ry o«" r "V oU.er«, bo «u,it, of fo^e.UilinS, -S-'-g, or .nonopoliziug before the hour atoroeaid. N... .mil. To Ken"l»U th* Public Mwktt. N" '354. Tci RoBHiUU the Public Market. neiMiaUne and .SuMtlliitlnB- ricfore what hour artielei not Ui 1* imrrbR'cd to sell cts. 20 iveighing 10 12 1 2 8 4 5 6 on th* 10 15 10 5 4 By-Law \o. .Ti4. ^n Periodical Inspection of Weights and SU:ur!:™tSn the limits of the said To^^ Passed SKPrKMHKR 7th, lb/4. Be it enacted by the Council of the Corporation of the To.n of Port Hope, and it is hei-eby enacted ,,„„,,,,„„ Thnt anv vendor of fresh fish, being a hou&ehoiaci , i-iaj , »i j^, Ihat any vcuuui u 'r„vor of this Corporation, ?i5 may sen fresh U*oi»mrr n UcenSC tO do SO ffOm the .>la>Or ox lUiu *- t Fish anywhere m Yid^n Dollars to be payable yearly in advance. 11 . 36 I5Y-LA^',S OF TIIK TOWN OF PORT IIOPF. Kv-Law Xo. :ilO. ♦ .1 ■ f il 11 i n ijif If w .1* No. ;U0. To Amend by-law No. -inu. "To"2a-~ ■'■° ^'^^end By-Lav/ No. 296, to Regulate the Public licsiK'.tiniif o.Mi- Market of the Town of Port Hope, and to provide ■^-1 — — for a Periodical Inspection of Weights and Measures v/ithin the Limits of said Town. uc:xd iiLspciUor 1. Sectioii uuinbei' tlnrtv-oue of saitl ]iv-la\v i,s liercbv to make written i i i i • i ' Re|M.rttot;(.uMcii ameiiaeci by liaviug the words i'oUowin'' iulded thereto : — " And aftur making , • i i t i r iMspcctioii. tlie sfiul Head Inspict&r ol ^\(nght.s and inoasiires hIuiII. immediately after such yearly inspectiuu, and al'toi- such other insi)ectioiiri as lie may be reqaired by tJio Council to make, furnish to the Council a written report of his inspection, showing,' the number of places and tlu names of persons visited and inspected, the time occupied, and the assistance required in order to accomplish such inspection ; also the condition in which lie found the Weights and .Measures inspected, and the general result of such inspection, togetiier wilh any information or sug- gestions thereon which the Inspector may consider desirable to communicate." Adiiinfr tho woni 2. Scction number thirty-two of said J5y-la\v is herebv "ncg'.ectins" in j t i n t , -, seciion 32, Bj. amcudcd by addmg the word "neglecting'" and after tho Mord " Measures " in the second line of said Section. By-Law No. 'iiKj>. Respecting Gambling and Gambling Houses. l'.\ssi:i) Dkck.miskk !)tii, 1H72. "Whereas it is cKpcdient to provide fo'- the suppression of (i ambling and Gambling Houses in the Town of Port Hope, therefore the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope by the Council thereof enacts as follows : — cerain Articles ^- ^^ ^^^'"^^^ ^^^^ ^'- I'T'Wful for any person, or persons, to keep, rambii;fg-''^''|,m'- ^'^' pevmit to be kept ov used in any house, room, or place -tami;iiniJ"t'o i,e ^^'i^lii'i tlic Tovvu of Port Hojie for tho purpose of Gambling, any not ( I Guuitjling to lie - - . w „ i>ermittea. Paro !5ank, Rouge et Noir, lloulette Table, or other device for Gambling;, or permit or allow any games of chance or hazard with Dice, Cards, or otlier device to bo played for money, liquor, or other thing within sucli Jiouse, room, or place, and all and every description of (iambling, and all playing at Cards, Dice, or other games of chance with betting in any such house, room, or place, or in any Hotel, llestaurant. Inn, Saloon, Grocery, or Shop within the said Town is hereby prohibited. 2. No p( or public 1 whatever, hazard cai or upon streets, I such gam( 3. The Council 0] the Town any Favo may be k be carriei Grocery, or pi ay in] may be persons ( chance ( or playi streets, I seize, tal may be i or in an; as afore pubUc p i. Tb resist a in the e thi3 By- 11V-I,A\VS 0!- TIIK TOWN OF TOUT IIOM',. 37 2 No person «hall expose in any ot the streets '"'"l^. »;"rf^ ormrblic places ot the Town, any table ov dov.ce of ™y lend 1 ever npon. or with, or by which any game of chan e or iLta cln be played, and no person, or persons, shall play a 11 , nv sncli table or device, or otherwise m any of the ::r:e : ;:-: tents, or pnbhe place, of the Town any such -amo with Cards, Dice, or any device whatsoever. The Mayor, l>ohce Magistrate, ov any member the Cnneilof th^ Town, the Chief Constable, or any Constable of thcTown nray oater into any Irouso, room, ot place m wlneh °v l" 1 ank, I'vonso et Noir, Koulette Table, or other device bTca 'ied on, or into any Hotel, Kestanrant Inn baloon, (Lir or Shop, within the Town within which any Oamb u,g ;' ; I g at Card,, Dice, or other games of chance or belt.ng °nav be carried on, and may arrest all and eve.7 person or ons (iambhng, playing at Cards or Dice, or any games o Ihance or betting therein, an* also all persons Oambhn^ or plaving at games ot chance or hazard .n any of t c ° re ts lanes, avenues, or other public places ot the Tow,,, nd ake, and destroy all tables ov devices or ^^^^ may be found in any such house, room, or place, as aloicsaid, Tr ha an such Hotel, liestanrant, Inn, Saloon, (iroeery or Shop as aforesaid, or in any ot the streets, lanes, avenue, or other miblic places of the Town. . 4 That no person, or persons, shall in any ..y Inndev ,esist any officer, ov offleevs of ti.e Town before named TZ eJeulion ot his or their duties under the pvovisrons of thi3 By-law. No. 20.=i, Respecting Gam- hliiiif. No. 'ins. To itroveiit tlio Krcctiiiii of Wooden liuild- ii ij^'"- No TiiblL' or (le\ii;e upon which games of cliauce or liazard can lie pla.vctl to l)C exposed in )inlilici)luues,nor any one to play tlicrcon. .Mayor, Police Magistrate, &c., may enter any Gam >ling House and itrrest player.-; and SiJze anil destroy all tallies, A:'-. No one to hinder or resist officers. By-Law Xo. '408. To Revise and Consolidate the By-Laws now in force to Prevent and Regulate the erection of Wooden and Unsightly Buildings in thickly settled parts of the Town, and for other purposes. Passed Jant;aky Oth, 187H. 1 That the foUowhig shall be the limits of that portion of ,,,„ u„at.. the "said Town of Port Hope to which the provisions of this JW-law as to the erection of wooden and unsightly buildu.gs shall be held and deemed to apply, that is to say. al that portion of the said Town contained within the ibUowmg Umits : com- n: 11 ti8 BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN 01" POUT HOl'K. '.If i« [•■ i W I To pieven't' the ^^^iiciug at the Grand Trunk itailway Viaduct on Mill iStreet, Krection of tliPDce northerly along the eastern limits of Mill Street to the Wooden mid in- , •' ° siBhtiyBuiidiiigc luterseotion thereof with the northern hrait of Ward Street, thence in a direct Une to the northern end of the Bridge across Smith's Creek on Ontario S^rool, thence along the north-east side of Smith's Creek to a point on said Creek opposite or due cast of North Street, tlience to the intersection of the northern limit of North Street with the western hmit of Pine Street, thence along the said western limit of Pine Street southerly to the northern limit of Duchess Street, thence westerly along the said limit of Duchess Street to a point opposite the intersection therewith of the western limit of Smith Street, thence southerly along the said limit of Smith Street to the southern limit of Hayward Street, tlience easterly along the said Umit of Hayward Street to ti.\e Grand Trunk llailway Viaduct, thence along the said Viaduct to the place of beginning. 2. That from and after the passing of this By-law it shall not be lawful for any person, or persons. Corporation, or Corpora- Wooden and Un- ^^o^^^'**^ ®''^^<'*' orcause to be erected any wooden or unsightly build- sightiy Buildings ing or buildings within that portion of the above described hmits, not to be erected. , , , bounded as follows : on tht north by AValton Street, on the west by John Street, on the south by Robertson Street, and on the east by Queen Street; and also in that portion of the said hmits bounded on the south by Walton Street, on the west by Ontario Street, on the north by the northern fire limits, as laid down by section number one of this By-law, and on th« east by Mill Street, and that on all other streets or parts of streets included in the fire limi as aforesaid, no wooden or unsightly building Wooden Build- or buildings shall be erected within forty feet of either side of erected* within any such street, or part of a street, or of any Railway : tainV'rMts. "^""^ ProTided, nevertheless, that on Walton Street, except within the limits above mentioned, no such wooden or unsightly build- ing or buildings fcihall be erected or caused to be erected by any person, or persons. Corporation, or Corporations, within the wLuon^stnMft'''' distance of one hundred feet from either side of said street. „ . _, , 3. That all owners or occupiers of houses within the limits Two Laddent to *• be on eachhouM before mentioned shall have on each of his, her, or le" . premises *nd two Buckets. , •■ -, 11.1 1 at least two ladders, one to reach from the groumi to the roof, and the other from the roof to the chimney, and at least two buckets fit and proper to carry water, and no person, or persons, shall erect or construct any chimney when any wood or timbar is placed in such a position as to endanger ignition, or within "N ; BY-T-AWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPK. 30 .V.0II No. i98. f ♦}.« innpr surface of the said chimney, nor snau ^^ p t u.. "' '""'l „ r Z«, pM^or cause to be passed, an, stove «- %, any persen 01 re"™«J ? ^jj;, „, through .uy ..^^ . pipe through any woolen or 1 ^^^^^^_^ ^^^^ ^^.^^ _^_^^ rriCS.^ goor unless there be a space oi » ™ floAr or the nearest wood-work, ano me pipe ui partitoon or flooi, or « ^_^^ ^^^^^ ^^^„ ^^ tTLtrt 1 uc eT o the clear between any stove or wooden s^..^. .^.; lathed trtUion, or other wood work, and the same .haU be j.. j«-, ,„, ^ • n AvUn 0° Incguard, and no emb.rs .r hot ashes shall be t,„.,/.i,.o. ttt-nVwooLr vLs. or placed in a position to endanger ignition with any combustible matenal __^ 1 Tlmt from and after the paasing ot tins r>y law ^^^ ^^ ^ be'he toy oTth. Fire Marshall, or Chimney Inspector, at eas -, .. .^^.^ be the duty buildings within tire above u»iu. ;rc*.a tCand :, person, or Pe--. violatjug th- pro- prescrioe ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ -aa-aSL^ to tnat iCuy th I™e MarshaU, or Chimney Inspector, and ate Slavs have elapsed from the giving ot such notice, he, he .iX Marsh Jl, or Chimney Inspector, shall summon the ...P~»r^ « J r or offenders, before the PoU=e Magistrate, or any o...... S or u « es of ii.e Peace in and for the United Counties Srttamberland and Durham, acting for, and at hi, request or in c*e of hi. absence or sickness, to be dealt with as pointed ""c'Ctny pe«on. or persons, who shall .reel, c.nstruct, p»«1„- buM or conlnue .r cans, or procure to he erected, cons ructed S' or. ontinued, any such building, or buildings, contrary to m intent and meaning of this By-law, shall incur a penalty If nt 1!. than Ten Dollar for each such offence and the t» «„ ,» furtC penalty of Two Dollars for every tw.nty-four hour. Aat ..»^u^„.™ every such building, or buildings, '=»»'™«'^ ■" ""'th!^. part in contravention ot the provisions of this By-law, .haU b. kept, or permitted to remain in such limits. . That the Council of this Corporation may, "»» J^"" I^ ';"'; appoint a co^apetent practical and disceet pcreon to be Fire Mar- S .r Chimney Inspector, whose duty it shall be to ov. see h. ;«ctlon of'aU buildings hereafter to be «• «^^"^ »' reconstructed within the limit, hereinbetore P«'''"'«{; »"* *» enforce the provisions ot this By-law or any other By-law that mthereaftir be passed tor the prevention of fire, and „b Fire Marshal, or Chimney Inspector, sh^l be «■>''"« J;"""'; salary a. the CouncU ot this Corporation may th.uk ht to provide. Fire Marshkll appoinUd to enf«rc« By-Uw. i**a^' '•^ M'* ^ ii< No. 301 VoT rrevcntiii}!' Vice and Uruiik- t'liiioss. Suiulay Uvlior, Work, or Buviii^r or Sclliii;;' I'ro- liibitcd. Challenjiin^' to 40 HV-LAWS OK THK TOWN OF PoItT TIOI'K. By Law Xo. 'MH. To make farther Provision for Preventing Vice and Drunkenness, and for Preserving Peace and Good Order within the Corporation. 1'asseij Ttu Ai'nii., IHTU. The Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope enacts as follows: — 1. That from and after the passing of this By-Law, no person sh:ill on Sunday perform any work or labor (works of necessity and charity excepted), or buy or sell, or show forth or expose foi sale a"-'y goods, waves or merchandize, or any other thing with- in this Corporation. '2. That no person shall challenge anj' other person to fight n]im!^^andKi"ht- "'^'* ^^''^1^ ^"y P^i'son quarrel or fight within the limits of this iuifProhibitcd. Corporation. No noise to i.o ;{. That no person shall make or cause any disturbance by ins, Wownis shoutiug, blowing horns, or by any other noise, to the annoy- ance or alarm of any inhabitant of this Corpciration. Certain Projierty 4. That uo person shall wilfully pull down, injure, or deface down! injured er any sigu-board, bell-pull, knocker, fence, or gate, within this defaced. Corporation. No Disturbance •''• That no persou shall wilfully disturb any religious meeting the ann.^^nce o^ o^* vafike or causc any disturbance in or near any place of public conilJeL'ation. worship (during divine service within such place of public worship ) within this Corporation. 6. That no person shall utter or employ any profane oath, execiation, or indecent language within this Corporation. 7. That no person shall be drunk, or guilty of any drunken- ness or disorderly conduct in any of the public houses or streets, or other public places within this Corporation. No house ci ill- H. Tliat no person shall keep or maintain any disorderly- or^house** to*'i)e house, or housc of ill-fame, within this Corporation, nor shall ifose'^'^or'ai'iowed any persou resident within this Corporation permit or suffer his by'^ySiuitot!* *^^' ^®^' ^louse, or any house or place in or under his •r her pos- Jkc, kc. session or control to be frequented or resorted to or occupied by any common prostitute or any dissolute or disorderly person of either sex, nor shall any pevson kiiOAvingly harbor any common prostitute within this Corporation. No person to JJ. That uo porson shall visit or frequent any house of ill- visit or freiiuent « Till •,!.,, 7 ,. . ft houie of ill- fame, or any disorderly house withm this Corpij ration, nor any house or place resorted to or frequented by any common proeti- No )>rofane oatli to be uttered or used. Nu perHOH to Ije guilty of Urunk- eniiuss. 1] tute or wo or woman iO. Tha charivari c tion. 11. Tha or inllecen ,ierson wi' V2. Thi ■A , game K. Vice and 3ace and n., IHTIJ. e Town of , no person if necessity r expose foi tiling wit li- on to fighi mils of this irbance by the annoy- !, or deface within this IS meeting e of public ic worshi])) >fane oath, ion. y drunken- or streets, disorderly - > nor shall suffer his r her pos- ccupied by person of y common use of ill- 1, nor any ou proBti- HY-IAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. 41 t„t. or woman of ffl-toe, or whor. any such common pr..t,t„t. : Uoman of ^^^'^-''iX^ ^l^; rX-.o^.r.^ in any ^ ^.a^r lofai: LtlTtL p,ace wH„. M.U Co.ora- " Ti TUat no person M by threatening, insulting, abusive o/ilaeee-tt I'gnage or coudact ve., harra,, or annoy any other •TaSr';:rrs::i ::u or tr„naie any boop or play^t , "game or sJte upon any of tbe side-walks w.tbm tin. Oor- , 'if 'That no person shall interrnpt or aisturb any meeting ' tnlTaU be allowed within this Corporation, and .t shall be rlty o tuo C nstables of the Corporation to disperse any 1 ! 1 LoU assemblage or assemblages, and any person or per- l's rlntt^::, '.ho shall neglect o-ofnse to remove « luper'se upon the command of any -^^ °- ^ f ;:,' , "^S Magistrate, or of any peace officer, shall be suojeci a the'nenalties hereinafter provided. if That no person shall excessively beat, puniBh, or cruelly or prostitutes, er woman or women of lU fame, or f;«^^«^^« rLorted to by any dissolute or disorderly person of either sex. and take 111 0^^^^^ P---^-°- ^-' ^"^^^^° '' ^""'" ment parties guilty of any such "^^-^'^f °"- ..^^ deface, 17 That no person, or persons, shall wilfuUy injure, aeiai^o, ZeT ^rl^n o t; teL'from the date of the Posting up h!r!of unless the purpose for which any such notice or doeu- Sad b«n Uted u'p .Wl have been previously accomphshed No. 861 For PrtveuUm Vice and Drunk- eimMS. ^ No one toeiiBage in any CUri»ari. No threatening, abuslsve er inde- cent language, &c., to be uted. Rolline n»o\m, Playinsi Oanoe*. and Skating ou Sidewalks Pro- hibited. No person to dis- turb a meeting. Noisy, aisorderly or tumultuous assemblagis not allowod. How di»P«"ed. Cruelty to A«|- maW Prohlbitsd. Duties ot the ConsUblesundsr this Bylaw de- fined. Public Notices or other documents pestod upnott* be torn down •xcept after «er- Uin lapse ot tmie. 42 No. 801. For Preveittiii;; Vice and Drunk- ennesii. Kxeeption in favor of owner of property where pouted up. Ownitr m»jr prev- ent luch post- ing up. RY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. or determined by effluxion of the time therein aet forth. Nothing in this section contained, however, shall prevent the owner or occupant of any property upon which any such notice or doca- ihent may be posted up from tearing the same down when so posted up or of preventing any such notice or document from being posted up thereon. Int«rpr«tatioB Clause. ».' ADDU»t Tax. Who is to b« deamcd own«r. Maj^or may un- der certain cir- cumstances issue his proclamation requiring Dogs to be confined or muzzled during a certain season. By-Law No. 303. To Repeal By-Laws No. 160 and No. 267, and all other By-Laws heretofore passed relating to Dogs, and to make better provisions for the same hereafter. P.issED 28th April, 1873. Whereas it is expedient to repeal all By-laws now in force relating to the imposition of a tax upon Dogs, and to provide for th?ir destructi. ., in certain cases and to make better provisions for regulating the keeping of Dogs, and the preserva- tion of the public from injury from them hereafter. Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope enacts as follows : 2. That the word " Dog" wherever used in this By-law shall be construed and taken in its general sense, and as embracing any number of Dogs or Bitches owned or kept by each or any individual, but the word "Bitch" when used in this By-law shall be construed in its restricted sense. 3. That there shall be annually levied and collected within the Town of Port Hope upon every Dog, One Dollar, and upon every Bitch, Two Dollars. 4. That any person in possession of any Dog, or who shall buffer any Dog to remain about his house or premises shall be deemed the owner of such Dog for all the purposes of this By-law. 5. Whenever information may be given to the Mayor of the Town that a mad Dog has been seen running, or is at large in any part of the said Town, or whenever it shall appear to the said Mayor that there is reason to apprehend danger to the safety of citizens from mad Dogs, it shall be lawful for the said Mayor and he is herebey authorized to give pubhc notice, enjoin- ing all persons in the said Town of Port Hope to confine all Dogs, or muzzle them with wire baske^nuzzles in such a manner B that they s of time wh puted froa the said m or muzzlii of the Chi found run by this St 6. Tha By-law si way in ^ ever, and Magiatra plaint, a shall eitl Dog over or the o^ and the neglect, such D penalty 7. Tl the To\ and eve couditi( this By 8. T des'ro] 9. 1 and he that li: him tl or rab be mu thisE seem unm'J as pr( BV-LAWS OF THE tOWN OF TORT HOPE. 43 Nothing owner or } or doco- when 80 aent from and all ting to he same ., 1873. now iu 9, and to ike better preserva- n of Port law shall mbracing ch or any is By-law 3d within md upon vho shall I shall be s of this or of the at large sar to the {er to the r the said le, enjoin- >nfine all a manner L said notice shall mont.on ''"t^™^ J^~ ^i,,,! be the duty „.„„zzlingo( the said Dogs »''»"«;;;• "0° H,„t maybe %,. ThatitanyDogrunnmg or " ^-^^ '"%""» J „, MgU- «yl- shall attaa JV^-o.^-^Tl^^i:^^^ "»'- ^a, in the Town f ^ °\' ^'^'^^^ii ^ „ade to the Poh«e ever, and any «°™P'»'"\ *",,!.,"« iniuire into the com- plauit, an(. it satisneu ^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ihaUeither«netheo.vne-o oto-^^^^^^^^ Uog over to the t h e t <^-^^° ^j,^ ^^^ p^^e Magistrate, or the owner fined in the '"s"«"™ , ,i ^^f^^ or ,„d the .«er or P-^-^Vle"" i P H^e Ma^strate, to deliver rrBoT rt r cLe;cttahle shaU^ he liahle to the '^SfSitrri:rSf^-i— . "t^Thai it shall and may he lawful for the Mayor "fthe^^-n Jdhfis herehy »*on.ed whenever at any Un^^^^^^^^^ that limited by Section No. 5 of th« By law W ^^ to Bylaw, during sueh hme - *» ^ ■^;*7'„„"„^ , i„ge r^dt ;:r r; ri ^o^Zar shau be l. .. as provided in said Section. No. :'.03. To Repoftl By- laws No. 100 and No. 207. Ferocious or dangerous Dogs, how to be dealt with. No Bitch in he»t to bo allowed to run at Urge. Rabid Dog to b« at once des- troyed. Mayor may issue proclamation orderine a'l DoC* to be muzzled at any time. I 44 No. 300. Public He4lth. RtptalinfcUiMC, Pr*TiM. M*mb«n of tbe Publio Health •ntl SaniUry BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. By-Law No. :J0». 1. That from aud after the passing of this By-law, all By-laws of the Town of Port Hope relaiive to the public health o. the said Town, shall bo, and the same are hereby repealed, in so far as inconsistent with the provisions of this By-law : Provided always, that nothing in this By-lav/ contained shall be construed as reviving any former By-law of the said Town, heretofore repealed. HEALTH OFt 'CERS. 2. That all the powers and authorities conferred upon, or vested in the members of the Municipal Council of the Town of Port Hope, by the said recited Statute, or by any other Act of Parliament heretofore, or hereafter to be enacted, as Health Officers of the said Town, are hereby delegated to the members of the said Municipal Council, who at the present time are, and Ho»i«i'**offlcen* ^"** shall, from time to time, hereafter, bo the members of the Standing Committee of the said Municipal Council, called Tbe Public Health and Sanitary Committee. HEALTH OFKICE AT TO'VN HALL. 8. That there shall be provided, at the Town Hall in Port Het;»,h office to Hope, a suitable office for the accommodation of the Medical, _ iM »t the Town j^jj^ Qtijgp officers to be appointed as hereinafter mentioned, aud in which, if deemed convenient, the said Committee may meet, when called to deliberate on matters connected with the pubhc health. HEALTH INSPECTORS AND THEIK DUTIES. 4. There shall bo elected by the Council, on the recommcnda- one or more tiou of the Said Committee, an officer, to be called the Health to^e apndntedi luspector, who sUall hold office during the pleasure of the Council, < iiring peasure. ^^^ ^^^^ j^jg succcssor is elected and qualified, and such appoint- ment shall not bo Umited to one officer, if it be deemed neces- sary, in the interest of the public health, to increase the number of such inspectors. 5. That every Health Inspector shall, before entering upon the duties of his office, make the following declaration before the Mayor of the Town for the time being, viz., " I hereby Deciarationt.be ' ^^^^^^^ *^^** ^ ^^'^ ^° ^^^'^ ^^^^ of my skill and judgment, duly in^'* t'^****'^'' " *^*1 faithfully perform all the duti«s appertaining to my office " of Health inspector, as declared by the By-laws of the Town of " Port Hope, and that I will not directly or indirectly, for " myself or others in trust for me, or on my account, have any '- " interest or concern in any purchase, contract, or agreement, " to be made in pursuance of this By-law." Ci. That Inspector :- (1.) To 1 the said Cc (2.) To 1 shall be e ordered in have furn worked, a make a re so to do, i under his (3.) To vacant lo accumula water, oi either wl] same auc remove t kept for • (4.) T to this E twonty-f informa' .Justice end thi parties i By-law remove (5.) ' which Harbor vessel < '= aud un I game t book t i (6.) : others 1 requea 1 mittee praoti do, ai BY-LAWS OV THK TOWN OF PORT UOl'K. 45 11 By-laws 1th 0. the , in BO fur Provided construed berotofore upon, or the Town other Act as Health members I are, and srs of the il, called 11 in Port Medical, jned, and lay meet, be pubhc mmenda- e Health ; Council, I appoint- ed ncces- ! number upon the efore the - hereby Dut, duly my office Town of ctly, for lave any reemeut, „ That the Mlomug .h.U be tUo datios of the Health j^fi^ b. luaii «"« Hualth Inspect- '"■f; I'V^itond to the Health Office a portion of eaoh day, a» ^^^ "^'f T^kZ""of:UhU pvoceedlu,siu book,, iu .hieh k..,;.;. - /■i'lteotld under appropriate heads, any expenditure ,^» ^..^.j. f ledmt»lepartmont,vrith the names ot all persons who ,^«^^j.j., ordered in ms aepuiv workmen, and the time ^.heduieof rr<>- "n Ttdlirro* tT'le';::" :t. mdWdual, ana to tt" "• worked, »°\' ' 3°("„ J,,, ,aid Committee whenever reqmred make a "l-f f^ "J^^ Z.d^ y,„ , schednle of the property under luB ^l-^"' '",;.!„„ „,„ ,U the lanes, byways, J^A,, l».) To keep a viguani supeiv.j, „Moh any own»". *«■. *" ^ 7 . \..»mUn9 within the said Town, upon wniui i>"j ^ „^ vacant lots or premises wmnn stagnant .««• .».h »-. aecumnlation of dung mannre^ ^^^^ *'t»ntand at'once, '" -^■ -r' T rtliZb -V s'ono/otherwlse, to examine the either ^^JmS^l^Jl^^o own or ocenpy sueh premises to r rfhrtm: -Tto emer all such case, in a book to be kept for that purpose. .^a„i„ation in the form " A." t. b.^.^ ...oh tA \ To make a report OI SUCn exau""**""" examination* (4.) io maKe a rt^^. removed within •„awhcrcmthii tothisBy^aynnexcd and^^^^^ ^^^^.^ ^^ lodge --c^-^^, twenty-four ^^-^ ^ jf ^^fMa^ Z^^^ for the Town, or any ^-uce Ma.. infomation wit^^^^^^^^^^ - such for the time being, to the Justice of the 1 eace V'J^^' J' immediu.ely taken against the end that proceedings ma> be immea j ^ ^^^^ parties so offending, lu accordance ^^^h the piov si : By-law ; and it shall be in his discretion to cause the same ^^£^^^, ,„ ,. '"TTL examine all sources of filth and causes of sickness to^«-;«-1| (5.) io examine an ^ within the „cknM» about which may be on board any ^^ '^'j^/^ ^;f;„aea fc„m any ffSlV" Harbor of IVrt Uop3, "■'J '* '^^J ^'Cr „otifted of the same, T^irthet: tion 0? /sTd Committee shall cause th. ZTX^:^^^ or dctroyed, and onto, all suoh cases in a book to bo kept for that purpose^ ^^ M'. ^ To examine or uaase to be exam Jeu, yy I j „!,«„ ojweUs.i 'or- (0.) io exaiu within the Town, when ^id the w.a o otherwise, the wa^r of -^J^^^'^^^^^ ^, ^^0 said Com- -..^1^"' re,uestedsotodobyth MJ.-, a y ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ "tv ""L?^ to Town r wh7n he thinks it expedient so to ZT::tm "Cu'se .f th, water fro. any w,U that.. 4 id IlY-LAVVS OF THE TOWN OF TOUT HOPE. 11 Tr> arranee for romoT(»l of offal, kc.,ffom«trvcti. Public H«ith. '°"°*^ '° ^^ ""^* f'Jf "««' and to take such steps as may be ^ . -^ necessary to purify the same, and to enter all such oases in a book to be kept for that purpose. To,uperTi,e ^^"^ To keep a vigihut look-out over the sewers and other ?e,w "nt?,Urel P"'^^^*' "^^^'^^ '" *^'® ^^^^ '^°^"' ^^^ '" ^ase the same shall be in thdr ac^iolT'' • ^"''^ * condition as to bo a nuisance, to immediately report the same to the said Committee or its Chairman, who shall forthwith direct necessary steps to have the same remedied, abated, or renloved. To visit nutchcr (8.) To visit the promises of all Butchers, and all slaughter- R'htwhouie. houses, at least once a week daring the months of May, June, and^re'^'r'treiuit! J"!)'" August, September, and October, and twice a month during the remaindei- of the year, and to report to tlie said Com- mittee the result of such visits immediately thereafter, and to enter the result of each of such visits in a book to be kept for that purpose. (9.) To make all necessary arrangements for removing all decaying animal or vegetable matter fi-om the streets, and for the temporary deposit and subsequent removal of manure, house dirt, and offal. To enforct By- i^^') ^o See that the provisions of the several sections of this •**• By-law, except such as devolve certain duties on other officers, are strictly enforced, aud geiierally to obey and carry out the intentions and directions of the said Committee in matters relating to the public health. To enter rcrtain (H-) To enter in books, to be kept for that purpose, when thin^ in books, instructed by the said Commitee to sell any articles or materials belonging to the said Town, or to do or ca iso to be done, any work for any individual from which money t 'mil become due to the said Town, all such sales and work dt le, with the price ' ''";-m."t *^®''°^' *°^ fortliwith make out bills for the same and demand rjion o/3h" payment of the said bills ; and in case any bills or dues under i;ime%o*"Town "^''^'^^ '^'*" ^■®"^'"" ""P'*^'^ »' *^« expiration of one month Solicitor. after demand for payment as aforesaid, the said Inspector shall deUver the same to the Town Solicitor for legal proceedings ; but le'ar'roSn'i ^[ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^*^^ ^® Satisfied that the interests of a^anyHme. "" the Said Towu require it, he may cause legal proceedings to be had at any time. (12.) To make up and certify the pay-rolls of the workmen, servants, or laborers employed under his direction, which said pay-roUs, upon being duly passed by tht said Committee, shall, subject to the regulations of the Corporation of the Town of To mak« out paj rolli. BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF POUT IIOPR. 47 Miaiea\ lluulth omcors, w»uU when to b« »p- Port Hope with reference to the payment of accounts, be paid by ^^- Zm^ the Treasurer of the said Town. MKUICAL UKALTll OKFICEIW. 7 That in addition to the appointment of Health Inspectors as hereinbefore provided, it ..lall be lawful for the Council when it is deemed indispensable for the preservation of the public health, and the more promptly and effectually carrying into effect the sanitary conditions of this By-law to appoint o"0 or ^ore members of the medical profession to be Medical Health Officer or Officers, to hold office during the pleasure of the Council; ami whose duties and remuneration shall be specuvUy defined Tom time to time by resolution of the Council or the said Committee. 8 That in the absence of such appointment of Medical Health Officer or Officers, it shall bo lawful for the Mayor, lether with the majority of the said Committee, upon being nirmed by any Health Inspector. Constable, or other person that any destitute person or family is in sickness and destitute, to call unon some member of the medical profession at once to proceed to visit such person or family, and upon such visitation L take such measures for their immediate relief, as to him may seem requisite, either by reporting them as tit subjects to be removed to some hospital, or other place provided for that purpose, or by supplying them, or directing that they be sup- plied with the requisite and necessary medicine for their relief at the expense of the Town ; and a regular and correct account of each case, and of any such expenditure shall be kept by him. and a return of the same shall be made to the said Committee from time to time. u , i, 9 That in the absence of such appointment of Medical Health Officer, or Officers, it shall be further lawful for the Mayor, together with the said Committee, to call in and avail them- seWes of medical or scientific advice or assistance m cases in When niiMedicnl HculthOffleerbas heen ftpixiiiitfd, th« Ma.v»«r unJ CouimlUeo nifty dirtcl a Medical man to attend any dtstitutc sick. Account of all such caNui and expenditure to be kept and ren- dered to iuch Committee from time to time. When no Medical Health Officer appointed, huw, by whom, and tor what purpose sciertificaidmay be Ok >d in. of a sound discretion- they deem it which, in tne exercise ui » ="« ~ ». j . • •„„ indispensable to seek such advice and assistance, m determining questions relating to the adulteration and sale of unwholesome Ld. the difilement of water, or which may be otherwise difficult of determination in carrying into effect the sanitary conditions and intentions of this By-law, and a return of fees or expend- iture paid or incurred in obtaining, or inciden to, B-h advi e or assistance, shall be made to the said Committee from time to time, Account* of ex- uenditure to be kept, and return* made to Com- mittee, 1 48 BY-LAWS ^''' THF TOWN OF POUT HOI^E. U »! 4 Ho. 30» ORNKRAL POWRRS OF TItK PUBLIC HEALTH AND SA-VITAHY COMMITTEE IN Public H«mith. ^— T ' UAITKKH RKLATINO TO THK I'UBLIC HEALTH. commitiMto ^^' '^^^^^ *^^° ^"'''^ Coumittee shall examine iuto all nuisances, •xamiiie nui- sources of filth, autl cause.s of HJckness within the said Town, iiuh •nd conu- or in any vessel within the T [arbour of the said Town, that niav Kiun, iVc, and to ........ •' remove or del- lu its oiMuion DO uijurious to the licalth of thc inhabitants, and trovurue. i n i ^ Bhall destroy, remove, or prevent the same, as the case may require, and shall further enquire respecting articles that are capable of containing or conveying infection or contagion brought or conveyed into the said Town by or through any vehicle or vessel, or by any means whatsoever. To uermit or re- 11. That the fiaid Committee may grant permits for or vtnln the rcmoT- . • .« , - . . ' ai of auiianpei, rcstram tlie removal of any nuisance or any infected articles within the said Town, when tliey consider it safe and proper for the public safety so to do. on«ompiaint of 12. That wlitnover it shall appear necessary to the said Com* two inhabltantti „•.. e -i n' ,. .i . the Committee muice, or any of its omcers, for the preservation of thc public have power t^) health, Or for the abatement of any nuisance, or upm the receipt and^to'' requfre by the said C-jramittee of a notice, signed by t,.o or more ibatemrt"!.', 24 inhabitants of the said Town, stating the condition of any build- houniofanynui- i^g J^ ^]^q ^^jj rj,,,^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^j^j^y ^^ ^^ j^^ ^ nuisance, Or injurious to healtli, or that upon any premises within the said Town there is any foul or offensive ditch, gutter, drain, privv, cess-pool, or ash-pit, kept or constructed 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 ^UiotlomT'. ^®"^*^"' ^° *^ *° ^^ "- nuisance or injurious, as aforesaid, the Inif with*"iSdi' said Committee, or any of its officers, shall have full Dower notice to be puu- , iL •. x i ,..,,. i'unt.i and authority to enter such building or premises for the purpose of examining the si me, and, if necessary, to order the removal of any such matter )r thing, as aforesaid, and if any proprietor or his lawfnl ageut, or representative, having charge of, or control of such J3remises, or the occupants, or any other person having any legal or equitable interest therein, after haying had twenty-four hours' notice from the said Committee, or any of its officers, to remove or abate such matter or thing, as afore- said, shall neglect or refuse to remove or abate the same, he . all be subject to the penalties of this By-law ; and in case Lny similar nuisance shall be repeated by any such proprietor, agent, or occupant of any premises, the said Committee, without any farther notice to the party so offending;, may, in their discretion, {"bed. 8ec*nd offence - - bow dealt with. any BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF TORT TIOl'F. 49 To. noo. remove, or can.o to be remova.! or ab.tcl, ...oh mmanccor ^„.^ "Zo 8iclmo.», «..d the oostB and e^'cse. thoroof ^ aU 1 o Zm by the ,or»„B 1---''='- "?''°"lat" . t c tl KK— , u;nc of M.i^ r.v-law : Provided always that sucli coais, ^_^^ ^^ ,, !;r:: :^M.ll.t;, -haU „.t exceca the »«... of .•■itty «.- ""ITTUa c ..otico mmtio Id in the preceding »eotion of r;;™ »',-;:;,, „,U IW- a« . mv be in the (ontt " li." to thi. By law anneved, „ ...... Z n e r.-e.,'i.es are occn,io.^ »haU be serve. .,. t he oc «^ V L «n,.e sci-vant or i»ember of his family, and if tho i;::mi,e » e v„c rtUe ,«m. notice .hall be .ervod on tl. llerofthe i,.-emi.es, his a«e„t or representative, or left at his or their last or usual plac<, °1 "■''°''<"-, , f (al char- «..n,i.t„..r . 1 1 'I'bat whoii«vcr a disease of a malignant and lata cimr ^^^^ M ; i. so V r.,1 (o o.ist in any dwelUng-honse within the said "S, - " ■ Town anH^ 1 hoiiso is »il"a..-d ii. an unhealthy orcrowded ,o„,,., .;-. lown, tinu ttii"'" ,.,„__ „,.i — „lflnfo,1 state, or IS dwtllimt until lUSO IK :siiMiiivn ■" "■' "■■ ,. . ;iiits t« le*v« • .. n filH.v mill neglected stale, or .8 awtiiii»g,wi>"' »art of the same, or .s in a hltuj and ne„ie..i>! _ ^^^,| .art of the same, or is in a fiUliy and negieowu .. ™|-,.„l„j. ■ "Ibl by too many persons, tho said Committee, o a ;:::;:rd;:li";hoL isr^i^u^ :t:: r- rif ftai^r th. a-: ion ana at the expense of the Town, for «ie,mme.Ue cleansing, ventilation. pnriReation and dismfection of such dwelling-house , _^^. ,„^^^,^ ,■ That di"ngC prevalence of ai.y epidemic, when any H^.»^Bg:J: ui,'; or taX h "seLner knows that . peison witlun his „^.o ,.o„,, .,,. It e Z taken id of cholera, smaU-pox, or an, other disease o .n._^.yu„»«3 hoiise 18 lautn ai^ „„,,„„„ irt the Ttnblic health, he shall choien*. smai - 1 raah^nant character dangerous to tiie puoui- "«" ,,^^ ^„.^ i„ um immediately give notice thereof to the said Committee or one of ,„„.e. ^office ar d it shall be the duty of the officer so notified to , . or .ucH v^it^rsame with a view of taking such steps as he maydeem necessary to prevent the spread of ^^^^ ^sease^ ^ ^^^ That durins the prevalence of any epiaemic, wneu my j . • '"ed with cholera, small-pox, or ny other disease o a .,cii.,....«.. malignanrcharacter danjerons to the public health, he snail, f Tn hi m inion tho interests of the public hesJth require .t mmrdia ely give notice thereof to the said Committee or one of irieerfio'the e»d that prompt mcsure. may be mstituted to prevent the spread of aiioh disease. 1 i\ 50 BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. m Xo. 309. Public HMlth. No one to adul t«rate (ockI Adult«rated fooj to be forfeited and destroyed. N« person to sell •r export tainted fish or flesh as food. Burden of proof on accused as to certain things. Justice may vrder sucli food tu be destroyed. No pers < to bring ii Town certain >in|fs withoutKueruiit. No one to defile spriaifs or injure water-pipes, kc. Ko slaugrliter- houiie ur yard to be used iii Town. ■^ AllgrouBdi.&c, to be drained in- to common sew' «r8, where such exist. iJervicR drains to be trapi)ed. No service drain t4 be used by more than two dwelliniin. OFFENCES AGAINST HEALTH IN MATTERS RELATING TO FOOD AND WATER, 17. That any person, or persons, fraudulently adulterating, for the purposes of sale, bread, or any other substances intended for food, with any substance injurious to health, shall, in addition to any other punishment prescribed by law, be subject to the penalties of this By-law, and the articles so adulterated shall be forfeited and destroyed under the direction of the court in which such case shall be tried. 18. That any person, or persons, seUing within the said Town, or exporting therefrom, tainted or damaged fish, or flesh-meat, unless with the intent that the same shall be used for some other purpose than as food, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law; and upon a trial or in5[uiry in such case the burden of proof shall be upon the person accused to shew for what purpose such fish or flesh-meat was so exported or sold ; and the convicting Justice may order such food to be destroyed. 19. That no perscn, or persons, shall brinr,' into tlie said Town, by land or water, or land o^i any wharf or other place, any decayed fruit, potatoes, or other vegetable product, or any taintetl or damaged ilesh-meat or fish, without a permit therefor from t\iv said Committee, or the said Health Inspector, and in such a manner hs they or he shall direct. 20. That any person, or persons, wilfully or maliciously defihng, corrupting, or mtiking impuro, any spring or other source of water or reservoir, or destroying or injuring any pipe, conductor of wa^er, or other property pertaining to an aqueduct, or aiding or assisting in the same, shall, m additioif to any other punishment prescribed by law, be subject to the penalties of this By-law. SLAUGHTER DOUSES. 21. That no person, or persons, shall build or erect any slaughter-house or building, or use any slaughter- house "or building at present built or erected, or use any yard or premises for the purpose of killing therein, within the limits of the said Town, from and after the passing of this By-law. VAULTS AND DRAINS. 22. That all grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other properties, where stagnant water or other nuisance exists, abutting on any street, or any portion of a street in the said Town, through which a common sewer has heretofore been, or may hereafter be constructed, shall be drained into preh common sewer ; and all service-drains from cellars and dvvellings shall be well and sufficiently trapped so as to prevent the escape therefrom of foul t'fw Privies to lio 51 BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF POET HOPE. air or gasses into such cellars and dwellings; and no service- rJ^|^ drains shall be held to be sufficient for the drainage of the cellars of more than two such houses or dwelhngs ^ ^^^ 9q That no cows or other cattle, swme, or goats, snaii ue ^^ ^, ^^i.ed jn- kept'in the Town unless such proper drains are connected w.th ..5- — tie sheds, stables, or pens, as wiU thoroughly carry off all hcju d fi h issuig therefrom, so that it shaU not in any way oonstituto anusancefor adanger to the public health; but J no dra:n are onstrueted on the streets opposite the lot or premises o, "bich such stables or sheds are situated, then the owner o- Tcupant of such stable or shed shall provide a eove^^d .«'='''™ '^ZZ^' : covered reservoir so constructed as to «»™ »"J'^^^ ^^^^ ^ *=.^. '" issuing therefrom, and the same shall be removed and disposed of in accordance with Section Tliirty.ave of tts Bylaw. I'lilVy YAl'LTS. oj Tlmt the owner, agent, occupant or other person having ^^^_,__ tUecarTof- trnem;nt'uscd as a dwlling-house, or of any ...-■ 1 hcXMng with which there is a privy connected and used, sM tu nish the same with a sufficient drain under ground, w"r pLticablc, to carry off the waste wf>^. -* ^e vault of any such privy shall be sunk under ground, and buUt m the manner hereinafter prescribed. 21 That all vaults and privies shaU be made tight, so that P;>-J, J-y.- the ;i.tents tiereof cannot escape therefrom, and as remote .,.,.. „„ from the well or water-tank as practicable. , 20 That it the said Committee shall at any time be satishen till anv tenement used as a dwelling house, or any such othei I Mngasis mentioned in the twenty-fourth section of this Uvtw is not provided with a suitable privy, vault, and drains, or Sr of them, a, aforesaid, they may give notice m writmg Z the owner, ag nt, occupant, or other person having the care thereof" qu ring such owner, agent, occupant, or other persori c.»;K« ™. Uicreoj, i«4 B .!,«„ oi,nii ainioint to cause a proper and t^'eonstmot within such tune as they sliaii appoint, w y.u. t r ^^ ffipipnt nrivY vault, and drain, or either of them, to be con- sufficent privy vau ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^ .^ ^^^^ ^^ no'tt " ^^^^^^^ t^e "aid Committee shall have power to cause u^rr^. !ui tTvy vau^^^ or drain to be made for such tenement or .the wo., n^r buUding akd such owner, agent, occupant, or other Ihairbe Bublect to the penalties of this By-law : Provided person, shall be '^^»'J^°"^; ^ , j ^^ ^^^ exceed the sum Expenses «d nlwavs that the expenses and penally suau uut t ^^^^ of llftv Dollars, nor shaU be less than the amount of the \^,J^,, exnena;^ so incurred by the said Committee. 52 BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF POKT HOl'i:. No. 309. Public Health. I'*' I ^ 1 Committee tnay requirc iirivies, vaultn, fic, to be cloauHcU or amended. Tn case of neglQot t'omniittce may do the work, owner to bo liable. i Epciises and penalty not to exceed ^50. No one to remove .liSht-soil, unl»!S« authorized by the Committct'. Committee to give notiea to persons desiring to tender fur the removal of ni;;ht soil. No iuch author- ity to be granted except to persons possessinif aji- jmrtenances ne- cessary for per- forming work. No night soil to bo deposited on any street, lot, or land in Town without the con- sent of the Com- mittee. Night - soil - men to remove night soil within ii hours afternotice and deposit same in place selected by Comn.ittse. No greater sum to be charged for the removal of night soil than mentioned in the ttndor accepted \>y Committer. 27. That whenever any vault, privy, or drain shall become offensive or obstructed, the same sliall be cleansed and made free, and the owner, agent, occupant, or other person having charge of the land in which any vault, privy, or drain may be situated, the state or condition of which shall be in violation of the provisions of this JJy-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 officers, and in case of neglect or refusal, the said Con."riittee may cause the same to be removed, altered, amended, or repaiied, as they may deem expeditnt, and such owner, occupant, or other person, shall also be hable to the penalties of tbis By-law: Provided, always, that the expenses and penalty silialJ not exceed the sum of Fifty Dollars, nor shall be less than tho amount of the expenses so incurred by the oaid Gominitfee. M(;iri' sun.. 28. That it shall not be lawful for any person, or pert,ons, within the said Town, to remove froju any premises within fjie said Town, night soil, witJiout being duly authorized so to do by the said Committee, and it shall be the duty of the said Com- mittee to issue a notice to persons desirous of tendering for the removal of all night soil, as afore;:aia : I'ro^ided, always, that no such authority shall be granted to parties so tendering unless in the opinion of the said Committee they are in pos- session of the necessary appurtenances for performing the duties assigned thereto. 29. That it shall not be lawful for any person, or persons, within the said Town, to deposit upon aiy of the streets, or upon or in any land or lot, within the said Town, any night soil or other filth, or refuse matter of any kind, without the consent and under the directions of the said Committee or Health Inspector of the said Town. 80. That it shall be the duty of every party authorized under the Twenty-eighth Section of this By-law, within forty-eight hours after notice given to him by the Health Inspector, to remove or cause to be removed from the premises of any of the inhab- itants within the said Town, the night boil accumulated therein, and to deposit the same in some place under the restrictions, and subject to the directions of the said Health Inspector : Provided, always, that no greater sum shall be charged the person, or persons, from whose premises such night soil be removed, than W BV-LA^YS OF THE TOWN OF POUT HOPE. 53 No. 309. Public Health. is uamed in the tender or tenders accepted by the said Coin- ^ mittoe ; and should the contractor at any time fail to remove ,„ .aBo Wrac- such nisht soil witlun forty-eight hours after having been nout^ed ;- f^^ ^ ot do the said Health inspector shall have power to employ ^^^^^ ther parties to do such work, and charge the excess of cost if -.Ji^-. any. to ch contractor ; and it shall be the duty of the Health Inspector to furnish the party, or parties, from whose premises such night soil has been removed, a certificate of the quantity l^^^ou. removed, and the charge according to the rate fixed in and by .-use^^a ceru- such tender for such removal ; and the said Committee may at u^ r^^,^ any time order the use of such disinfecting agents as may see in pe.ratc. necessary and desirable during the removal of such ^ig^ sod „,«ce^ .a, and at the cost of the parties from whose premises such removal ai,i„fecta.n8. 13 being made. 81 That a book shall be kept at the Health Office, under the no--,,';j^|>e^g^<^v\ char.'^e of the said 1 Leallh Inspector, in which shall be entered all -n-ian-t. j complaints relating to nuisances, and all apphcations for oponiug a,;v^aU.-^^eor and cleansing the vaults, said last entries to specitiy the number ,e. of loads, if less than the wh<.ie contents of the vault to be removed, and the same shall receive attention in the seserai wards in the order \u which they are .rade, so far as practicable. n-i Tbat no vault shall be opened between the first day of N^^-u^to^^, Alay and the first day of October in each year unless on ,,, ,^^ of Ma. iuspection caused to be made the .aid Health ^--V^^''\f^^' Si. ^lri«.n- satisiied of the necessity of the same for the l^^^f ^ Z'^;;'^/^ — of the inhabitants, and in such cases, no more o the contents shall be taken away than the said Health l-l-^^^ f ^^ /^^ ^^ to be absolutely necessary for present sa tety and relief, and such precautions shall be used relative to the prevention of any rre..ut.onBU.b. onensive effluvia, as the said Health Inspector shall direct at the expense of the owner, agent, occupant, or other person hav- ing charge of the premises, OKFAL AND ASUKS. B3. That i» .hall not be lawful f"'' "^ l'"^"', " ^n^oi ""SfSrS"!'" within the ».ia Town, to pevmit or »nftev *''\'"="'f »''"°" "^ ^-.p'""'" '" any tang, manure, offal, filth, letuse, stagnant water, or othe Jtter »; thing, upon his or her l--"-%°"»;™;f;;j belonging to him or her, or to place on any c' the public lanes or by fys, in front or in rear of their buil.lu.gs or prennses any LnL, or other refuse, vegot.ble or an.ma matter, or any .tUer dirt or filth which in the oiun.on ol the said Health laspeotor shaU pr.ve to be a nuisance. ^! 54 BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF POKT HOl'fl \m i^"f m m rubii"' HMitii ^^* TLat no person, or persons, without the license or por- "r-r: >':. — ^ mission of the said Committee, shall throw into or leave in or No filth, iV:('., to ' be thrown into upon any Street, court, square, lane, alley, wharf, public square, without liccniic public euclosurc, vacant lot, or any pond, stream, or body of of Committee. ^ . -,1 • ,i t •, . ,, . , r,V -, -, . , ,. water witlnn the limits of the said Town, 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 harbour within the limits of the Corporation of th<: said Town any dead animal or other foul or offensive matter. Owner or occn- 3^- 'Lliat if any of the substances mentioned in the preceding Hin whidi 'fiit'i^ section shall be t'.irown or carried from any house, warehouse, iwlonTi'rovw^^ sliop' Cellar, yard, or other place or left in any of the places same to be liable, specified iu the preceding section, the owner and occupant of such house, warehouse, shop, cellar, yard, or other place as afore- said, and the per.'^on who actually tJirew, carried or left the same, or who caused the same to be thrown, carried or left, shall sev- erally be held liable for such violation of this By-Law ; and all ,„ u ruu . ^^^^ substances shall be removed from the place where they All such liltn 'i^ » , , ^ be removed with- liavo been SO tlirowu or left as aforesaid, by such owner or occu- in four hour* bv , , . . * uwuer,occui)ant, pant Or Other person, withm four hours after personal notice to that effect, given by the said Health Inspector, or such removal may be made under the direction of the said Health Inspector, and the expenses theveof borne by such owner or occupant. fiC. Scavenger carts to he used at SCAVENGER CAKT.S. 'dVh That the said committee may use and employ for the icastonceineach pj^i^jj^. purposes of the said Town such horses and scavenger carts as the said committee may deem necessary. ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH. 87. That it shall be the duty of all officers, servants, work- men and agents of the corporation to give all possible aid and assistance in their power to the Health Inspector and any of the officers of the said committee. 88. That Avhenever it shall be considered necessary, the said committee are hereby authorized to accept the services ©f per- sons in the several wards of the said Town who may be wiUing to volunteer for the purpose of maintaining and preserving the public health, and such persons, for the time being, upon their names being duly notified by proclamation or other public no- tice, shall be invested with and exercisa all the powers and priy. All odiccrs and others to aid the Health 1ns] lect'r. Committee may accept volunteer aid in maintain- in); publichealth. Volunteers to have authority of Insiiootor. ileges oxer Law. 89. Ths hundred a take place infringing By-Law. / BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPK. 55 No. 50S>. ileges oxerciaccd ky the said Health I.-spertor, nmlcr this By ^^^ Sng this seotioa shall be subjeet to the penalfes of tlue By-Law. h I *: 56 No. 309. PiiWio Health, Form A. BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT 110 1'E Form A, Tenants. .) No. No. (See section G, subsection HEALTH INSPECTOR'S REP0R1 . street. House (insert the number of stories, and if the house is a brick or frame buihling.) Owner In condi [Males, (Females, STATE OF PUKMISES. Privy, ^'ard, (Cellar Stable, Lane, Welh I'UOXI.MITV OF ABOVK. From pri^'./ to well, feet. " " dwelUng, " From pig, cov or horse stable to dwelling K i< .« <» ^vell, feet. (ilCNElUL llEMAKKS. Locality, high or low. Water, good or bad. State of sewerage. Port Hope, -, IB This is t© certify and declare that I have examined th'> prem. ises above mentioned, in accordance with the provisions of By- liaw No. 809, and that the state thereof is as I have described. No. remove tl Sir: ^ sion of I all filth, will caui thereof i the said Inspector. BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. 57 No. Form B. (See section 18.) 18 — , owner, remove tlie filth from in Time o'clock A. M. Port Hope, N«. 300. Public Haaltb, Fenu B. notified to hours. .,18 Sir : You are hereby notified, in compliance with the provi- sion of By-Law No. 809, to cause to be removed from the _ in the premises by you, on . all filth, etc. , within hours from this date, or, in default, I will cau.e the same to be done, and the costsT and expenses thereof charged^ you, in.addition to any >nalty imposed by the said By-Law. Inspector. 58 BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. By-Law No. 3»1. No. 881. SSH: To fix and determine the time that all li^f ^es isBued ^ under the authority of any By-Law of the Corpo- ration of the Town of Port Hope shall expire, and to repeal section one of By-Law No. 172 from the word "purpose" to the end of ths section, and section three' of said By-Law No. 172. section fourteen of By-Law No. 173, section two of By- Law No. 194 down to the words " and the sum and section three of By-Law No. 257, and all other By-Laws and parts of By-Laws inconsistent with this By-Law. Passed Decem'^er 21, lb74. Be it enacted by the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope, and it is hereby c icted :— 1 That section one of By-Law No. 172 from the word ''pur- pose" to the end of the section, and section three of said By- Law No. 172, section fourteen of By-Law No. 173, section two of Bv-Law No. 191 down to the words "and the sura," and sec tion three of By-Law No. 257, and all other By-Laws and parts of By-Laws inconsistent with the provisions of this By-Law be and the same arc hereby repealed. 2 That .from and after the passing of this By-Law, all Ucenses issued under the ajithority of any By-Law of the cor- poration of the Town of Port Hope to permit or allow any person or persons to practice any trade, calling or profession, ov to exhibit any circus or other show for hire or gain requiring a license, or for hawking or peddling, shall be issued by the Mayor, under the seal of the corporation, and signed by him, and countersigned by the Clerk. , ., . „ 3 That ill] Ucenses to be issued under the authority of any By- Law of this corporation shall be valid and in force from the date of the issue thereof, and until the first day of March in each year, and no longer, except that Ucenses may be issued to auctioneers and to persons exhibiting circuses, menageries and other shows usually exhibited by showmen for hire and gam, for one day only, on payment of the proper Ucense for the same. I BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE. 59 By-Law No. 3JW. To regulate division or line fences in the Town of Po?t Hope and to enforce the fencing in of vacant lO*®- Passed Deckmbek 21st, 1B74. Whereas, it is necessary to make provision for ^^J^^^^^ height, extent and description of lawful division or hne fences „ the Town of Port Hope, and for determining how the cost thereof shall be apportioned, and for the fencing ni of vacant lots in the said town, , ,-, Therefore, the Municipal Council of the Corporataou of the Town of Tort Hope enacts as follows :- 1 That from ami after the passing "' '"' J^^^^' "■"^"': sion or Une fences between tenements in the Town of Port Hope srube made, Icept up anl maintained as lawful fences by the tSes owning or occupying the land immediate y adjommg Ihe eto a«4 divided by such fences, each party mamtammg an euu^ vroportion of the same, and in case tte land on one e,,de olany such fence shall not be used or cultivated, then the per- 1 occupying the land under cultivaUon or in use which .8 m- raedTsucl fence shall be bound to keep tUe sar^J^-e as a inwful fence, and the owner or occupier of land which is wim iTd uncultWated, or lying as. a common, or used as a road or r^e shall not be bound to maintain a share of the fence be t^en such -iia and uncultivated land or common, or road or le and adjoining land in the occupation of another par y Ihtahrallbesonsed or cultivated, provided always that so Ion as any such lands which ma, have been lymg wUd and un- w ZTo, as a common, or used as a road or lane, shall be- "me tmti or otCerTse U8;d, the owner or occupier thereof shall Im th nceforth become liable to repair, maintain, and keep his lha«*fte division fence between such land and the aborning tZlni sliall pay to the other party, as compensation for that rrt'Tth fence which he may become liable to maintam, such ^ 1 mlev as may be mutuaUy agreed upon by the parties T mi L^Z of their disagreement, as may be awarded tr ;rs«-yr for the timt being and arbitrator or ar- ,.. i c ♦« hft named as hereinafter provided. 'IXt wh n" wparties owning or occupying lands adjacent ,U"ershaU dispute, and n.^^^^^ :iiX^-rr::ir:;r, ... ...»te ^^au No. W2. To Kegulatc 1 •' 568. M 60 BY-LAWS OF THE TOVVN OF POUT HOPE. No. 832. T« Regulate Feneei. .^J bo settled by the Street Surveyor of the rauuicipahty, for the time beiug, and two arbitrators, to be chosen by the parties so in dispute, one to be chosen by each, who shall meet at an hour to be named by the Street Surveyor for the time being, at the place where the land lies, and shall then and thoro decide which part or proportion of such fence each party shall keep up and main- tain, but shall not have power to compel either party to make any particular sort of fence. 8. That if either of the parties in dispute shall, upon being called up, i by the other party to appoint his arbitrator, neglect or refuse so to do within three days after beiug so called upon , then and in every such case the other party shall be allowed to choose his arbitrator, if he shall think fit so to do, and such ar- bitrator shall, with the said Street Surveyor, proceed in the manner above mentioned to apportion to each party his share of the fence, so to be kept and maintained by liim, as also the compensation mentioned in the llrist section of this By-Ijaw, and the decision of the said Street Surveyor and such one arbitrator so chosen, or the decision of the said Street Sui-veyor alone, where neither arbitrator is closen, or the decision of the Street Surveyor and both arbitrators, or the majority of them where both arbitrators are appointed, as under the next preceding sec- tion, shall be final, and shall be made in writing and signed by the Street Surveyor and arbitrator or arbiti'ators agreeing thereto, and it shall be the duty of the Street Surveyor, or one of the parties signing such decision, to file the same in the office of the clerk of the Municipal Council, and which, when filed, shall at all reasonable hours be open to inspection by the parties concerned. 4. That every division or line fence shall be of the height of not less than four feet, and so constructed as not to allow any animal liable to be impounded to get past or beyond the same \\ithout having to break it down, or leap over it, and that any and every fence so made and constructed of the aforementioned height of not less than four feet and of reasonable strength, shall, to all intents and purposes, be a lawful fence within the said Town of Port Hope. 5. That if any animal or animals shall break down or leap over any division or line fence which shall not have been a lawful fence, as aforesaid, the party 'iable to keep, make, or maintain such part of the fence as shall be so broken down or leaped over shall be auiwr rable for all damages done by any BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF TOUT 110 1'E. animal ar animals wliioU shall so break down or lo8,p over such fence, such damages to be recovered in the manner provided for the recovery of damages for such animal or animals as shall trespass upon the land of any person, or persons, being enclosed by a lawful fence within the said Town in such manner as the law directs. (5. That every such fence if closely boarded shall not be less than four feet in height if of any other description, it shall bo sufficient to protect the streets and the public against the creation or perpetuation of any nuisance or iuconvenionco whatsoever. 61 No. 5W. To Uc|{ulat« Fence*. No. 333. Exhibitions, *c. By Law X(». :W:i. To Repeal By-Law No. 38 of this Corporation, and for Regulatin? and Licensing Exhibitions of Wax Work, Circus Riding, Menageries, and other such like Shows usually exhibited by Show Men. Pahsed 25th January, 1875. Be it enacted by the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Port Hope, that By-law No. 88 of this Corporation be, and the same is hereby repealed. 1. That from and after the passing of this By-law there shall be taken out by every person, or persons, before opening any theatrical or dramatic performance, or any exhibition of wax work, menageries, circus riding, and other such shows usually exhibited by show men, kept for hire and gain within this Cor- poration, a license, for which such license the person, or persons, obtaining the same shall pay, at the time of taking out such license, a sum to be regaiated by the Mayor and the Chairman of the Fhiance Committee, or either of them in the absence of the other, according to the following scale :— '2. For the exhibition of any theatrical or dramatic per- formance by any person, or persons, or company, not being residents of the Town of Port Hope, a sum of not less than Five DoMars per day. ^ 8 For the exhibition of a circus and menagerie combined under one canvass, a sum of not less than Seventy-Five Dollars per day. ,.. 4. For tUe exhibition of a circus, a sum of not lesa than lifty Dollars per day. 62 BY-LA VVS OF THE TOWN OF POUT IIOI'K. No. 8S3. Exhlhltioim, &c 5. For any iside-show, or other show oi oDtertaiiiment con- nected or assooiated with a circus or menagerie, a sum of uot less than Ten DoUars per day. 6. For every exliibition of legerdemain, juggling, sleight ol hand and other sucli shows usually exhibited by shcw-meu for hire and gain, and not specially provided foi in this J3y-)aw, u bum of not less than Five Dollars per day. 7. That all licenses taken out under the authority of this Hy-law shall contain a provision that no gaming, raffling, lottery, or gift distribution of money or articles of value shall be connected therewith, or shall be allowed by the person, or persons, obtaining the hconses, or in any wise bo permitted, or held out as an inducement to visitors. 8. That no person, or persons, giving a concert or other musical entertainment for hire or gain, within this Corporation, shall allow or permit any gaming, raffling, lottery, or gift distri- bution of money or articles of value to bo connected therewith as an inducement to visitors : Provided, always, that the pro- visions contained in Sections No. 7 and 8 of this By-law shall not apply tcthe residents of the Town giving concerts or bazaars for the benefi!!' of any religious denomination, charitable or benevolent purpose. PENALTV. Fine not exceeding Fifty Dollars and costs, payable forthwith, or distress of the goods and chattels of the offender, or offenders, or of the goods and chattels belonging to or used in the exhibition of the offender, or offenders, whether owned by the offender, or offenders, or not, and in default of payment or distress, imprisonment not exceediu;^ one month. BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF POUT HOPE. By-Law No. »»!. Section No. 6 of By-Law No. 303, as Amended by By-Law No. ?37. For By-Law No. 80a see page 42. That if any Dog running or being at large shall attack any person travelling ou any public place, street, or highway m the Town of Port Hope, or do any damage whatsoever, and any complaint thereof shall be made to the Police Magistrate, such Police Magistrate shall inquire into the complaint, and if satisfied that such complaint 's substanUated, shall either fane th« owner or order such owner to deliver such dog over to the Chief Constable, in order that it may be destroyed, or the owntr fined in the discri^ i of the said PoUce Magistrate; and the owner or possessor of any such Dog who shall refuse or neglect, on the authority of the said PoUce Magistrate, to deliver s.ch Dog over to the Chief Constable, i hall be liable to the penalty hereinafter mentionod. 63 No. 88T. Stctlon No. « of ByUw No. 303. / <*' pi' iute( cxc eeil shnll 1 ■M§ isroTE. For the sake of brevity, many of tlie Tenal Clauses h.vo not beeu pviuted, whenever there is no special penalty mentioned the fine shall not exceed FTPrv Dom-m^ ASH AUC AV INDEX £0 THE BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME. 50 At>ULTERAT10N OF BREAD ANIMALS. X,- » . 54 Dead animals not to be throw, into any body of wator. or on the «'- ••;;; " •; ' ' ,, Exhibition of, License for 29 Regulations regarding, at Market Square ;";'.;.V..".' . ."7.'. ^4 Market fees for ARBITRATION, and ARBITRATORS. ^ See Link Fknces ARCHERY. ^,. , 25 Bow. and Arrows not to be used in streets, parks, .r p«bhc places ARMS. See Eibk-Arms ASHES. Set PuBuc Health asd Stbests. AUCTIONEERS, 5 Fees for Licenses to, per yefti- '■■'■ 5 II «« <• per Aay 20 Not to sell on the streets AVENUES. sreePvBticPAKKSANDSTBEiTS. I B¥4 \m B' 'fit ii ^8 i.\])EX TO TJIE liV-J.AWS AWNINGS, PAOK. Not to extend over streets or sidewalks without permission 2J Kemoval of 21 BAKEKS, .SVe Bkkad. BELLS, Advertising sales by riiiwing, i>rohibited '10 BENZINE. SceCoalOil \'A BENZOLE. See Coal Oil.... l;^ BETTING. See Gf.ml)ling, (iambliiisc Hmisop 30 BILLIARD TABLES, N>.'. to be usrd for (Tamblin}^ !(• Hours for closing 10 License" for 11 •• Petition for HI Premises to be inspected before License is granted 10 Sfc. Licenses. HITCHES. SeeDogP 42 BOARD OF HEALTH. See Public Health 4-1 BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS, Duties of, during epidemics 411 BON-FillES, Not to bo made in public streets or parks without leare 22 BOWS and ARROWS, Not to bo used in Streets, Parks, or Public Places 2;j BREAD, Adulterated 50 By-Law to provide for weight and sale of ,S Inspector may enter shops and inspect and weigh ',\ Of light weight to be seized for use of poor ;{ Penalty for keeping light Bread 4 Large and small loaf, weight of ;-{ BUILDINGS. See Wooden Buildings 37 BULLS, Not to ruQ at large in Town 24 BURIAL GROUNDS. See Interments 55 BITTCHERS, Selling Meat out of Market to bo Licensed o^; Shops and Stalls to be kept clean 2(i Not to use Spring Weighing Machines 20 Uw Public Markets 24 ' iiH* I'AOK. . 2 J ,. 21 '10 1« 1» m 10 II) 11 1(1 10 42 4-t 411 22 •2;j 50 3 :\ '.i 4 3 •24 itj 20 20 24 CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUMK- CABMEN, To take out Lioeuse To whom License to be issued < ' \T'ri E ' Amolut to be paid to Pound. keeper, if i.npounded... . Not to run at large in Towu To be impounded if found at large CKAIUVAKI, No person sliall engage in any ' CHIEF CONSTABLE, May enter Gambling Houses May arrest persons (Jambling • To arrest drunkards and disorderly characters May enter houses of prostitution, Sec May destroy gambling devices. To disperse all tiunultnous gathermgs To enforce Billiard liy-Uuv To enforce Cab By-law CHIMNEY INSPECTOR, T.) provide for the appointment of See Fire Marshall m PAUB. .. r. 5 8 24 24 41 37 j)i 41 41 37 41 10 6 3\» CllOLEUA, See Public Health 44 61 CIKCUS, Fees for Licenses for, and for side shows to .SV. ExniBiTioNS— LicKssf^s ^ CLERlv OF MARKET, 24 See Market By-Law '" CLIMBINO, On Lamp Posts, Trees, or Fences. COAL, Not to be placed on streets COAL Oil, Rules for storage oi CONSTABLES, AVo CUIKK CONSIABM'.. CORD WOOD, 21 19 13 t ( ^ ^ ^ , •■■• Classification of wood • •• • • • • • " ' * Crooked wood not to be packed with 4 Every cord to contain 128 cubic f«ot I*. w H' 70 INDEX TO THE 1JV-LA\V.S CORD WOOD, -ro)/tinue4. I'ACE, B'eeH to Inspectors 4 Length of 4 luspectors, appointment of 14 " duties uf 15 Not to be exposed for sale until iBspected ... 15 Not to be thrown on streets or sidewalks 19 Improi)edy piled to be re-piled 4 (.'OIIPOJIATIOX OFFICKRS, To assist the Health Inspector, DECAYED VEGETABLES, Not to be brought to the Town 5Bill3, Noticks. DESTRUCTION OF DOGS, See Dogs 42 And see also page 6,3 DICE, ^e Gambling 37 DIRT, Drains, Gutters and VVater-OvOursee, to be kept free from 18 Removal of 18 Sidewalks to be kept free from 18 Not to be carried into any streets, lanes, public squares, streams or ponds... 55 DISEASES, Prevention of spread of 40 PISORDEI No per DISOIIDE By-La Arrest lnth« Divisio: tkeV DOCTOR Ton I' ACE, . 4 . 4 . 14 . lo . 15 . 19 4 . 51 17 liM 54 50 42 G3 37 18 18 18 66 40 CONTAlJiliD IN THIS VOLUME 71 PACK. 40 41 41 PISORDEPLY HOUSE, ^ No peraon tu keep DISOIIDERLV PERSONS, Bv-Law to restiftin and pnniBh Arrest of '" In the .tteeta or public placcB DIVISION FENCES, ike Fr-KCKb. DOCTORS, attacked by malignant diseaaea. . . . To notify Health Otftcera of persona attacked 49 DOGS, Rv-Law lespecting .' ' ' ' " '^o rwi Tobetaxedsi.OO, and Bitches b2.()0.. Mad Dogs to be destroyed immediately Proclamation about, when to .sue ■• ^«T"^^f:::?r;rauarge: ;::::;::::: Bitches m heat not_^o r ^^^^^^^ Persons harboring Dogs to be aeen ^^ Refusing to deliver to PMice .^. . .^^ ■- ^^^^^ .^ ,„y ti.ne ' ^^ Mayor may issue proclamation Dangerous, destruction of. 42 42 43 42 413 43 42 43 DOORS, For entrances to cellars. • . ^rive across sidewalks, to constnict of property reqmnng to drire across 1 DRAINS, Occupiers bridges over PlatSmay be constructed acre.. ....•.•• To be kept free from dirt, snow, or ice - DRIVING, TmmodOTAte ,i 12 16 20 18 16 16 10 Persons nc DRUNKEN PERSONS, 40 Found iu streets EARTH, Sec Rbmovat, of Earth. ENCROAi .tMENTS. Onstreets. regulations regarding. See Awnings— Skins. 21 li 72 IXDKX TO THE IJV-LAWS EPIDEMICS. >SVy PiBLic Hbamh. i-a-jk. ERECTION OF RTIILDINGS. ,SV< VVuor.Kv niiinivds. EXCAVATIONS, Not tu bo made without leave, under streets 12 Party maiiiiig to be responsible for accidents v* " " to keep lights and watchmen VJ To be under directi(ni of Street Surveyor i;j EXHIBITIONS, Gambling prohibited in (52 Licences for jj I " applications for ,51 " to contain a proviso against lotteries and chance <,'ift distributions, Oli Penalty ,jw FARMERS AND HUCKSTERS, Regulations respecting -^(5 o;) >See Public Makket. FARO BANKS. 6'-e Gamjilin.;. FENCES, By-Law to regulate division or line fences 59 Climbing on jjjj Description of lawful fence ^^ Division fences, how to be kept up (50 "■ " when land on one side is not cultivated 59 ** " dispute respecting, how settled (50 *' " neglecting or refusing to ajtpoint arbitrators t»0 " " decision to be in writing and filed with Town Clerk liO Indecent wrif ings or pictures on 2,T FIREARMS, Not to be discharged in the Town 22 EIRE LIMITS. .SV(. WooniiN Buii.niN.iS. FIRE- vVOOD. ,«?e8 Cord Wooi., FIRE-WGRKS, Not to be used in streets •r parks 02 " " enclosures within iifty feet of any building 22 FISH TAINTED, Sale w exportation of 28 Fisk Mongers outside the Market , '.' ..^5 /Se« Public Health. FOOD, In 12 I -J INN. INSPI INSP INSP INSI CONTAINED IN THIS VOLlMli. 8 9 34 28 44 44 45 45 45 45 40 40 46 4U 44 44 24 16 16 16 16 16 16 17 99 75 PAUR. HOSE-CARTS, Not to be run on the •ic^^^'ll'* - HOTELS. S«fTAVKRNS H0TEL.K:EEPERS, 40 Dotiet ot during epidemici HOUSES OF ILL V\ME, 40 Keeping or maintiiimnts.u bung HUCKSTERS. .S,c Pcbu. Maukkts. ICE, ^^ Removal of, from sideAalks IMMORALITY. ftVelNOECKMV. INDECENCY, 23 Bathing or indecent exposure- •;..■:;;.■.'.■.■.'.:■''■ ^0 In the streets or pubhcpac^^^^^^^^^ -.• Indecent behaviour m Churches, <' pictures and writings INFLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES, . ^^ Ttv-law for the storing of • lllU, w,.™^ .» *;^^-f„' ,;,; - ,uu. ;•■.:: S u not I" bo kept oxo.pi 1 r.^,r^i^^<'''''^''''^'.'''fll"t:lJ^i.RI>woon. INSULTING LANGUAtiE Used in streets or public places INTERMENTS, Not allowed in the Town ' ''" ■I INTOXICATED PERSONS, Sec Drcnkkic Persons. ITINERANT SHOWMEN, (52 Fees for licences to Sec LlCKNCES. ■ JUGGLERY, Fees for license for exhibition of "^ See Licenses. KEROSENE, Set Coal Oil— Inflammablk Sou-sTANtss. LADDERS, 38 To buildings '■' LAMP POSTS, 21 Climbing on LEGERDEMAIN, Few for license for exhibition of ^* See LicKXSM. LK 'ESSES, Anctionee Cabmen's Livery Si HawkiTs' UiUiard " Petty Ch yutche" Fish Mo Market Ciicoa a Circus. Side Sli Exhibit For Sh Penalt LIGHTS, Carri* Nott LIMITS, WitVi LINE F LOTTEl Lvc» MAD I To MALK MAUI MAIV mat: > ME^ M£^ i; m PAOK. . 5 ,,nEHSES, - " ...• ■••• Anctioneer*' ' ' 5 Cabmen's , S LWery feitablo lveer«'» ... U Hawk.rn' and PeaiarB' — • g billiard Tables ■' " 25 Fetty Olv.ipmon " '" ;^5 yutcherb' ■';""tvi,'"!kot '^^' Market Gardoners' ^j, Oiicoa and M«"-'t;«'f'"' 6'J Circus • •^•:;;,;:oiedtvithCiv.usorMen'^ti«"« ';[•;[,„ ftl K^hitlUs, Show., and T^^^^^^^^^^ •••• ;;;; ,, ...erden^U. Jo««ler^^-^^ -^ ^^,,.„, a.uubli.g. • .■•••;•;;- ; . . ,, y-'or Shows, iv I'M ^"^ Penalty and how levKd ^^''^'^'" ■ 1 es to be protected ;;•.•.;■;.■,.■. U Carried in certam P^*: ^' °; ,, .Us are stored IJottobeusedmbvulduiiisvMiei . 37 LIMITS, Within which no wooden buildings License to Shows, ^vcm I" ^ 43 MAD DOGS, To be destroyed immediately Her Dous. ,, ^,. MAKES. A« """''■»■ M,..au.s.oan.n..^^^^^^^^^^ - MEASljRES. ^'^•^^ ^^ MEAT. , ,. *'.'."*... 26 t^^^'^^'r'"\:f'''''-:^'- yg INDEX TO TIlK BY-LAWS \ AGE. MEAT Continuoi. ^^ Tain*;e>l, cxpusiua or solliug ■ See B.nrnms-Vvv.m- Hk.vlt.i -I-.'BLir Makkkt. MEDKIAL HEALTH OFFREll, 47 Council may itppoint ■• ' " 47 Mayor MEETINGS, 1 ft Three or move persons not. to stan-1 in a group oa the street ■";;■,/.■. 41 Legally assenihled not to be ilisturbed " ^^ lluligiousi. not to he disturbed MENAGEKIES, 61 L' .onf.es for g 1 •' Foes lor _ jj2 • ' " ' Side Shows See Licenses. MERCHANDIZE, "0 Advertising sales of, by crying, ringing of bells, &c ••■••■• '^^ Exposed for sale on streets or sidewalk? j,^ Not to be placed on the streets ,,^ Ee-jeption and delivery ot NAPHTHA, .S'.'e Coal Oil-Inflammable Sub3TAS«!ES. NIGHT SOIL. S<'e Public Uealtii. 2,'OISES. * , . 20 Advertising sales by cries, &c ^^ Creating discordant noisjs NOVELTIES. See Liue.vsks. NUISANCES, , , 48 Health Committee may restrain removal ot See PtuLif Health. OBSTRUCTION, 5'e»' Stkekts-Siuewalkm. o'"^' :..;:■ IS Regulations for storing Sez Coal Oil— Inflammable Sub-stancrs. ORDER, 40 Preaervation of in the streete, &c PARliS. Setl VEDLERS, Licenses t^ .« 1 Sif. LicE.N PETROLEI' ^ PHYSICIAN To notif POOR. Lig\it ^ POUND-K Duties Fees * I* Penal To in Top VRIVA^ FRivn PROTl PROJl Ni VVBL B 79 ^ TV Tins VOLUME. CONTAINED IN :il"» ^ PARKS. S.Vv.ueV^^-^- ^ VEDLERS, •■"■■■ 9 Licenses to.. ■• ti Fees tor PHV.iicu>-><. ^,,^.,,a with »*»-«' *•'""" '°"';u.'e.a.. .-.*•"" *•"••"' POUND-KEEVER?^. ■■■.■. 7 .. 8 Duties o{ _■ ■ 8 Fees of ••• 7 :: t;:«^-Tr:r'''""-'--'--' .■■■•■■■■••••■' - r.n.uy '••';::';:r:ut:i''-'-"'"«"'T::.:^ ' To vmvoun'^ ^«^-* ,«,vm-. .>r>.MS- — ' """^ PRIVIES. .svvc„ucll«.-"- >;ot to encroach on streets a ^^ VVBLK^ HEALTH. ;y ;; 50 53 By-la^v relating U.^- • — f„, _^- - • ' ' ; • ^ AauUerat,o«"Brc*^>P^^^„^,,a to accumulate... A,,es and offal uttoJ.e^^^^^^,Orticers ^^ Sanitary Co,on;^tt.e ^^.^ ^\,^, .^^^pis of nui.ancos ■•••• ., *: t boUeptatUealtUOOicetoentcrcnl ^^ BookHtob^kep ^^^ ^^^^^^,„ ^^^ UutcWB no to Uai^^^^^^^^.^^„,^ streets .^^ 50 Dead ammala not to ^^ -t<> 7 ^f ^ aUt^ 54 tables importation or s^le of. l»ohi ^^ ^^^^^iX^nJn^treets ^ ;; ;. 5I ''^'^'" utVonsasto -^ .. 50 ^>'^'"";1^:^SWsanaStay,les • ■ ' ; ; ,0 *' ^rJon or «ale of tainted ^0 Food and W at r i„tment of • • • • ^ealtb lnHV-<=^"'' *^^ 80 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS PUBLIC HEALT:-I Contmwd. PAGE. i( l< u fi^. 81 PAOK. }>n',l,f<' MAKKKT, 24 o 54 47 50 47 47 47 52 52 53 52 53 52 53 53 53 54 54 40 49 61 51 Uvlaw respei'tiiisi ■ ....... A-ticie. to i.e s..ia m th. '^^;-^'\- . ; ^^^,' ,.,,.,,.v , " ^^^-^'^^r''z::"::^u:Ln..^ •■• : Helliufjinciitout ot M.v'i^'-'' '■^ _ , attle Market - live stock -foe. fov ■••'■• Kanaers, sale <•{ meat I'.y • • ; ' ', , .,' .' ., ,^,,, ,,;m.I .. ,,ot to .ell meat until Mar .el I c • -^ - .« provision* l)rou!j:Ui to Mai K.i.nj Kisb, Market I'ee-' to<"lcrk ........ Forestalling ; • ' .'"^ aay .nd str.w -'^^^>"^^^,;,;,^,,;,,^ „,. ...eiuvtiu, -rand iu selling ,.we.gl.«g. Horses to be taken out of '^^'^^''^■- ^ ,\:^;^ ■M;,;uet ' Uuckstors to have i-la-es asHigue.l th- m n, t I,ic«i)»e8, fees tor Market liours MeaauroB lo be usiid ■■■■ ' , . ^.j ' ' ' , Nuisances not, to be pW-M-W^^^^ Obstvuctia^ si walks or Market IW..- Per.oasln.lenogonic..m^^^^ «' selling by ta^e wei.^ui^ Spring; Scales not to In- used. ■ ■ ^ ■- ' " ■ • ■^laUR how lei . , : ' Kent of. pvocee,..liu,s if not paul l-aderlettm^ M-vket Stalls .._ ■ ' Waggons or vehicles at tbo M.t.k^t PIBT.TC KOTR'KS, Not to be torn W.n,nottora.eouthe t.o. ts or sulewalks •■ arro**' •25 ■Jtl •25 34 •2fi 25 29 34 34 34 35 28 •28 2it 32 2(» •20 2d •20 2S •27 2t} 27 27 29 41 54 21 22 22 22 37 \6 •22 2:'. "'2 lt> . 23 IG ■^'f: "^'^ «-*'#^%' ^A'"'« 82 RAFFLING. INDEX TO THE nV-I-AWS Prohibited ,SVe LlieNSES AND UAMiii.mo. REMOVAL OF EARTH, From Town Lands prohibited GraTel, Sand, &c REMOVAL OF BUILDINGS, No l,uiiaing to be removed into, along, or acrosH any street without per.ni.Hio.1. RIDING, Immoderate riding or driving Not allowed on the sidewalk • • Persons riding or driving to have strong reins. S'i't Strbets. snOOTINft, Fire-Arms not to be used in the Town , See Archkkv. SHOPS. .S'"- Bhsa!) -BrTriiKRS. SHOWS, LiucnBC for Scf ExMiitrnoNs-LicRMsis. tj2 •21 21 l«J ROADS. .S>.' Strkkt^*. ROCK OIL. So V"- Oil,. ROruE F/r NOT 'i.iMKU.N.; ROrLETTKTAb., ^Vr (iAMBi.i>.r .:ar!.a>,'< way to dissolve anaw sa:;i>, 21 lemoval of SCAVENGER CARTS. .SV i> .n-u Health. SERVICE DRAINS, Not to be used to drain more than Isvo housec • • o SV Dl>Al.H8. SHEEl', Not to run at larg« 18 Penalty if found running at largo ^ Fees to Pound-keeper if impounded 22 91 I SHRX'BS. S*e SlDE-SHOWS, Fees for Ll .ScftEMltBl SIDEWALKS .ON,\VlNlil> IN THIS VuUUMli. CON 22 I SlUK-SHOWS, Ke«8 for Liceuses to SIDEWALKS, ^ By.lavf for regulaUon of ... • • -^ ■■■ _• ' • ' ' Awnmg.audSign.«ten.hugos-r " "'"Tliinc/excavatio.. uua.r -::f;^rcS:rtH.:wnon--n. y;..^;^^ 'v:!^^^^^^^^^^'''^''^'- ::::'. m.lecent writingB or pictures . Merchauai.e on. - — ^^^.^Cin.^o... .i'l-alk to cou.truc. Owners of i.ropcrty re-iuvnuo rersous'S". or P-^;f ^E t'^t^lUsV: V. . • -^ ■ • .. not ia any wa> to oimru ... Porches aud steps not to encroach ou....^ RkUng or driving on Running or racing on 'T'r^r:l^vea from roofs of buiUlings ..••■••■• ..eet, When the road incl^J.^^-^^— Three or more P-^' ^"^^ ^y corning. Sundays excepted To be watered and .^ept every VehUles.*:c..nottober«n n . -^ ^Yood.cutter. not to ob.truot sioss, '^^^*""« 7 «n5 regulations regarding: ?:rection of, general rt» Kxteadingover.idewalks Uegulations respecting • • • • ' Kemoval of Sec MVNIK^S. 15 '21' 21 20 \« 15 2". a bridge over Gl SLAUUHTEU UOUBES, liot allowed iu town SLEIGHS. S. VbhkU.. SMALL-POX. .V. PUBUC HKA.Tn. in certain place. F^^i^^t"^ » 15 10 21 IG lA 17 19 2» . 16 , 17 . 17 .. 19 21 21 2\ 21 21 5C u S4 iM>i;.\ TO I hi: r.N-J.Aws srUKETri «'<■"'' II I SNOW. If snow cannot be removcil trom ai.lcw.ilks v,ith.,ut iujurin- 8am«, Ht^nd -r a.hos ^^ to he 3treweil thereon • ^^^ Penalty for not removing ^^ Removal of, from sidewalks • / ' • ", IS Salt not to be v^'^ceA on street or carnage way to dissolve « To be removed Irom roofs of buildings ST A 151 -KS, ol Drains to Si" Piiit.K; Health. STALMONF^ I I* Not to be let to maresi in public places STEEi-YAltDS. .SVl'r.;i.i(MAKKi.T. Wbkm.is fcMJtAsi ufs, STKl'S, •-•1 N jt to encroncli ou STONES, N..t to be rakni ctt' stieeis or v:icaut iots -_^^ Throwing missiles in the streets. . • stoves;, llegnlatiuiiH respecting " " " STREETS, ir. By-law respecting • • ; „^ A.lvertibing sales on by cryin.', ringing U-ils on, Ac ■ • • • ■ -^^ Auctions on .j^ Awnings on . . . o() Briirtking up ■ ," / i IM Jiuildings not to be removed on or .■■.c.os.s without U-ave • • • • y^ HuildiniTS, defncing .,| Climbiny lamp pnst.s, trees -v fenoe.s - Oordwood or coal not to be tlirown n,- piled on ^'^ Crowding or jostling foot ]).'i.ssenger,>» . ..... ••■••• Dirt, dnHt, snow, and ice to be removeo from sulewalk.s • .•• ^^^ Doors, porches, steps, A;e.. on ■ ~^ Drains, gutters and water-courses t. . be Kei.i clean ^^ Excavations in ; j „„ Fire not to be curried thronyh except in metal bre-pans -- Fire not to ba made in ^.^ Fire- works in HI |.,_,yrAlSli»> » S nils VOIA M»''< s.> STVIKE Tri « '<-" '■■ " •"■''• J^^ Footpas,e..ovs.reKulatiou»vegavaing......y;;;;;;;:^ .......••• ^^ Goods, u.ercUaudx«e.yc., M^^^^ 20 " " " """"TXtver-..-" v. ... 17 t *« ha rHniovert wUuowv V "'""' " rit •''--«"^ '" .•■ •.■■••••■■■• -^ :i:r,::« "«"-^'""' ■••'-'""* 'r.:./.. .:;;.v. .« l-n: S;;:^ ."-■-'"■, - ;.v::. .■.■.■■■•■■■•■: '•' I l„deceut i»iuu , .'street, •••■ l„terpretaUon of lUe ^^ .■ • • ^ ^^^^„,, , bridge Noi«ei.iu Vr...mnu- to drive across drau.a to ,o over tUcui ,. 21 n .uv for not removing snow- •■ r;:^l<^-rtUro.pr.M.aea.....^^ .....••• ^,^ Hiding or arivln« m ••• ••; 18 Mu«m«gorracin«on.^^ • 18 S-Unottobe placedon..^ ■ 21 removal of ^^ Snow, ice, or ^"^l ^ot in encroach on 16 Steps, VorcbeB,^cjU^ ,6 Treeb, protection oi...._^^ 17 TUrowina stones, ^^- ' ,„ ^^ placed on Vehicles without Uoise n vc .40 SVM)A\i^. •• ^^^ s., labor to oedo;^»"" y.'::;'"''"'''"'"'" Nowa,x«tobesoWon.. ••■ S\\EAHl>^'' >s„t allowed. ,. 24 s^vl^^' "Not to run at Iwp.* ^.UNTED FISH OR OT.V1', " «, Bxijortiw" or ■«!« "t so JNDKX TO Tlfl-: 15V LAWS TAVERNS, '17 Gambling prohibited in " THKITRES. Set LrcRysM. TRAi'S, For enlranct'8 to ecDars ""^ I'UEKS, Authority to remctvn, copy of to bt kept -'- Climhin;;? on *" Cutting down and removing -- (Jontractora not to injure -'^ Horses not to he fivstonod to — Injnriu'^ or dc'Strovinj- . '^^^ TIM'CKS, Not to bo run rn sidewalks '* VAGKANTi-J. »' DisoRnKKi.v J'ruson.s. VArL"V; AND DRAINS. .SVr Vvauc Health. vegh:tai>];f;s decayed, Not to be oiT.nijht to the town •'" VEHiCLES, Not to be run on tho .sidewalivK ' ' R filiations regarding at nmrkct '-■ \Vitho\it liorses not to be placed on ntreets ' 1* WAGGONS. .S\f Vehk r Bs. WALLS, JiideccTit writinj^s and prcturoH on -•' WATCiLAlEN, Parties breaking up streets to provide • • • '^^ WATER. Ntv PtHLK Hkauh. WATER PIPES. Djliling, corrupting, or derttroyin}< •^' WEIGHTS, MKASl RES AND SCALES, Butchers to use balance-beam scales -'' Persons selling goods to have icalei aud weights stamped 20 WEIGHTS, M Sprintf act Penalty !» \'«naUy J \oftrly ii Vearly t> To be it WHAl'vVl'^ Appv«»a WOODEN liy.\llV» ABbtH AHb«8 CeU:v 1 ,add iiimi Not Por( Ret Sue Stc St« \\ iw. .ONTMSKU IN THIS Y01.\'MK- ST Soring acales not to be u«ed ^^ Soring scales not t..< ^i„HUuii>ed. V'Uy^-U.v;n«f,:,,,,tbyfaUe. V«naUyiorseUu«m Yearly report to u» To be »tau»pe» i .to be obstructed J Appvoacbes not to u svooUEN v.i n.Di>^^^". ^ Vb be. not to >^ ^« ,,„,ev.ous ,Aace. • • • • •■ ' " AHbes not to ^^' \\\^t encroaeb on .treet« • ■ • j^addT. t.. be vr