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BY-LAWB (IXCUPT LOCAL IMPBOVKlimiT BY-LAWS) BKPOBTBD AS BBINO IN FORCE ON THE LATTER DATE, BT THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL IN WLARCH, 1876. TOOXTHXB WITH THE NAMES OF Wh ^mim of tlte puniripat (SouttcU, AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS, A T^BLE OF THE SPECIAL STATUTES RELATING TO THE CITY OF TORONTO, AND OTHER MATTERS. ANGUS MORRISON, ESQUIRE, Q.C., MAYOR. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. TORONTO : HUNTER, ROSE & COMPANY. 1876. CONTENTS. 1. Preface to the Consolidation op 1876. 2. Preface to the Consolidation of- 1866-70. S. List of Mayors of Toronto, from 1834 to 1876 inclusive. 4. List of the Members of the Municipal Council and Prin- cipal Civic Officials, from 1834 to 1876 inclusive. 5. Original Plan of the Market Block. 6. Present Plan of the Market Block. ^ 7. Plan op St. Lawrence Arcade Block. 8 Plan op the Exhibition Grounds. 9. Map of the Water Lots West of Churok Street. 10. Map of the Water Lots East of Church Street. 11. Diagram of the St. Lawrence Market. • 12. Table of the Titles of the Special Statutes of the Pro- vinces OF Upper Canada, Canada, and Ontario, relating TO THE City op Toronto. 13. Table op the Local Ik-?rovement By-Laws of the City of Toronto, not Re-printed in the present Volume. U. Form of a Local Improvement By-Law. 15. The By-Laws op the City of Toronto. 16. Table OF THE By-Laws. 17. Index to the By-Laws. 18. Index to the Members and Officers of the Council and Principal Civic Officials. - • PREFACE TO THE CONSOLIDATION OF 1876 In 1870 the By-laws of the City of Toronto were first published in a consolidated form, to which they had been reduced, in great part from their manuscript originals, by a Select Committee, appointed in May, 1866, upon the motion of Mr. Alderman Habman (afterwards Mayor, and now City TrelaW No. 477, by the License Committee. By-laws Nos. 602, 683, and 660, by the Board of Health, &c. The By-laws above referred to, with many ethers, were reconsidered as above suggested, and the work of reconstruc- tion and amendment energetically proceeded with during the summer, every section repiinted in the present volume being examined and considered. All the illegalities and inconsistencies cannot be said to have been removed ; but a very great improvement was effected, and the Consolidation of 1876, thouph by no means submitted as a perfect work, will, it is hoped, be found to be free from any glaring instances of legislation in excess of the powers of the Council. The work of remodelling the entire series of the By-laws occupied of course a very considerable time, and it was not until September 26th, 1876, nearly six months after the appointment of the Committee, that the By-law (No. 762), embodying the necessary amendments, was finally adopted by the Council. This By-law, which would cover nearly eighty pages, is not reprinted in the present volume; but all the amendments VUl PREFACE. contained in it have been made in their proper plar .s, and the text of the By-lawH printed as they are now in force. Re- ferences have been added at the end of each section, showing the number of the original By-law and section, together with the number and section of every By-law by which it has been amended. By the seventh section of By-law 762 power was given to x the Committee " to simplify and improve the language of the old By-laws, titles and preambles, by leaving out unnecessary words and altering the references to repealed or superseded Statutes, so as to apply to those now in force, provided the legal effect of the By-laws is not altered." This power has been sparingly and, it is hoped, judiciously exercised, and, as it was felt to be inexpedient to alter further than might be absolutely necessary the text of the By-laws themselves, the raferences from effete, superseded or repealed Statutes have usually been made by side-notes indicating the corresfmnding enactments now in force. Similar notes have also been in- serted wherever it was practicable, pointing to the statutory authority for the By-law, and to other cognate By-laws. Near the end of the volume will be found a tabular statement extending from page 470 to page 686, which gives the number and title of every By-law passed from the incorporation of the City of Toronto, in 1884, to the 80th September, 1876, with the date of its passing, the page on which it will be found if still in force, and how it has been reported by the Committee, e.g., as effete, repealed, superseded by subsequent legislation, &;c. This tabular statement is followed by an index prepared upon the basis of that which was appended to the (iHoneolida- tion of 1866-70, but nearly twice as long, owing to the great number of new subjects to be dealt with. The prefatory lists of officers and members of Council and other civic officials, follow the idea suggested in the former Consolidation, the lists in question, and the alphabetical index at pp. 601 to 615, being made complete to the end of the pre- sent year. nJBL, PRBFAOB. iJC Plans of varioufi City properties — the Market Block, St. Lawrence Arcade, St. Lawrenws Market, Exhibition Grounds, Water Lots, etc., were given in the former volume, but new ones have been prepared for the present edition, bringing down the information therein contained to the date of this Consolidation. A feature of the present Consolidation to which reference may here be made is the insertion at pp. Ixvii to Ixxii of a list 'of the special Statutes affecting the City of Toronto, omitting, of course, those Statutes which affect our City in common with the rest of the Province. This list includes those Acts of the Parliament of the late Province of Upper and Lower Canada, and Canada after the Union, and of the Province of Ontario, which relate especially to the Town of York and the City of Toronto. It was felt that such a list would be an ap- propriate and valuable introduction to the body of the By-laws in force, as exhibiting in a compendious form the statutory authority for much of our municipal legislation, and also as a means of ready reference to enactments which should be read in connection with the By-laws, in order properly to understand the circumstances under which many of the latter wore passed, and to obtain a general idea of the successive phases of our civic history and progress. In one other important particular the present Consolida- tion differs from that of 1866-70, viz., in the omission from the body of the work of the titles of all repealed By-laws, and the text of what are known as '* Local Improvement By-laws," viz., those passed under sections 464-7 of 36 Vict. cap. 48, or the corresi)onding sections of 29-30 Vict. chap. 51. These By-laws, 106 in number, are in nearly every case for the construction of sewers, the cost of which is to be repaid to the City Treasury by an annual special rat^ in the dollar upon the property " to be immediately benefited " by the pro- posed work. They are all drawn according to one set form, and by a somewhat arbitrary rule the " property to be im- mediately benefited," has been assumed to be in nearly every X PBBFACE. case a strip sixty feet wide along each side of the street under which the sewer is constra rtd. For this reason, and also be- cause they are already printed in extenm at the end of the Minutes for the year in which they were resp^w lively passed, it has been decided (with the approval of the Counci.') not to reprint them in the present Consolidation ; but they are very fully referred to in the tabular statement already mentioned, and in the index to this volume. A table has also been prepared which will be found at page Ixxii, showing, in the case of each of these By-laws : (1) The nature of the improvement ;— (2) The street or portion of street on which it was constructed ; — (3) The total amount of the debt thereby created ;— (4) The proportion of such cost to be repaid bv special local rate ;— (6) The proportion to be borne by tae City ;— (6) The annual special rate in the dollar, or per foot of the frontage of the property to be immediately benefited T— (7) The amount which may at any time be paid in commutation of such annual rate ; — (8) The date of the passage of the By-law ; — (9) The term of the By- law ; and (10) the date of maturity of the debentures issued thereunder. With the eissistance of these data, and the general form of a Local Improvement By-law given at page Ixxvii any of these omitted By-laws can be easily re-consvructed. It will be observed that the term " Local Improvement By- laws" does not include all By-laws for local improvements, but only those in which the cost of the improvement is to be repaid by a local rate. Whenever the improvement is of general in- terest, and the cost is to be repaid by a general rate, the By-law has been reprinted ; e.g. : By-laws 242, 261, 262, 372^ 899, 522, 533, 566, 616, 619, 668, 670, 697 and 698, a perusal of which will show what portion of the Debenture Debt of the City is represented by permanent impiovements. A reference to By-laws 177, 190, 309, 486, 487, 616, 576 and 684 will show what portion of o^r Debenture Debt has arisen from the popular desire to aid in the construction oi Ilailway.s ; PBBFAOB. XI while iu By-laws 265, 288, 818, 892 and 395, will be found a history of the construction of the Toronto Esplanade, and in By-laws 544, 569, 626 and 705 some information as to the Water Works now under construction. In connection with the Debenture Debt, By-laws 282, 317, 846, 863, 406, 428, 444, 459, 498, 509, 621, 666, 684, 682, 666, and 710 may also be looked at, as they furnish an " annual regis- ter " of its increase, anu refer to the legislation from time to time obtained for its consolidation. (See 16 Vict. cap. 5 ; 22 Vict. cap. 71 ; 24 Vict. cap. 54; 86 Vict. cap. 76,*Ont.) In view of fl^ic consideration that a re-consolidation of the By-laws at short intervals will be desirable, and will probably be made, it may be well to call attention to the fact that a number of them ha\e no longer the force of active law, but serve rather as records of the authority under which streets were opened, lands sold, leases made and renewed, and other contracts executed or duties performed, with the authority of the Council. Examples of such By-laws are Nos. 28, 89, 41, 42, 48, 46, 49, 61, 64; 71, 79. 100, 128, 188. 144, 158, 161, 266, 299, 824, 368, 892, 480, 528, 559, 657, 668, 664, 681, 712. They are valuable now, not as authorities for anything to be done in the future, but as evidence of the validity of what has been done in the past ; and being incapable of amendment, it is suggested that instead of reprinting them in each successive Consolidation, they might hereafter be printed in a separate volume, leaving to be consolidated only those By-laws which are, to use the language of the Gommittee of 1866-70, " of more general utility and practical application," and which will probably be amended from time to time as may be required by the pro- gress of the City. It remains only to acknowledge the valuable services of Mr. Henry J. Hill, the Secretary of the Committee which has had charge of the present Consolidation, and to whom, with the approval of the Council, has been entrusted, under the superintendence of Mr. C. B. W. Bigqab, the clerical work. xu PRBFAOB. proof-reading, and indexing, incidental to the preparation and publication of the present volume. Of the manner in which these duties have been performed, the work now submitted to the Council and the public will be itself the best criterion. All of which is respectftiUy submitted, JOSEPH WRIGHT, Chairman of the Consolidation Committee of 1876. Toronto, 30th September, 1876. Nora.— As the final sheeto of tbia volume are pucing through the press, a By-law (No. 798) has been adopted by the City Council which materially affects the provisioDs of By-law 604, pott p. 281. Instead of the ten Standing Committees mentioned in section 80 of that By-law, there are to be hereafter only five Standing Committees, via. : \ 1, The Finance or Executive Committee ;— whid , in addition to the powers heretofore exer- cised by the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment, is to " supervise all contracts, engagements, reports, recommendations, nominations, and proceedings involving the ex- peni^iture of money," of ail the other Committees, and no account or claim for money is to be p*!.' until first reported on by this Committee. 2. The Committee on Works :— which corresponds to the present Board of Works, S. The Committee on Fire, Water and Oas :— corresponding to the present Committee of the same name. i. The Committee on Property :— with the powers and duties of the present Committees on Wharves and Harboun, Walks and Qardens, and Public Buildings. A. The Committee on Markets and Health :— with the powers and duties of the present Com- mittees on Public Markets, on Licenses, the Board of Oaol Inspeotois, and the Board of Health. The first three Committees ire to consist of not more than one member from each Ward, the Committees on Property and on Markets and Health of not more than five members each. A ma- jority of the Committee is to form a quorum, except in the Executive Committee, when any three membens, of whom the Mayer or Chairman must be one, are to be a quorum. In cases of urgency, an expenditure of t200 may be made by any Committw upon the written report of the head ol the Department, endorsed by the Chairman of the Committee, but in all other cases no expenditure is authorized, and no contract, etc., Is to have any legal effect until reported on by the Executive Committee and adopted by the Council, a two-thirds majority of which Is neces- siuy to reverse the decision of 'the Executive Committee. A monthly report )• i be furnished by the latter Committee to the Council, giving full details of all contracts, etc., si approved, with the amounts paid and still due in respect thereof, etc., etc. jfffclll PKEFACE TO THE CONSOLIDATION OF 1866-70. mittee of the ommittees on To any one accustomed to consult the Statute Law of the land, it is almost needless to allude to the difiSculty expe- lienced in arriving at a decision as to the real state of the law on any point which has been the subject of frequent le- gislation, and that, when the research has to be made through well printed volumes, furnished with well classified indices. When, therefore, it is considered that from the date of the incorporation of the City in 1884, to the issue of the present volume, upwards of five hundred By-laws have been from time to time passed, which could only be, for the most part, referred to in manuscript volumeu in which they were tran- scribed, but without anything like an analytical index or digest of their contents, or to call attention to repeal or amendment, it will be admitted that the wording of the reso; lution of Council, under which this publication was under- taken, expressed, without exaggeration, its necessity. Reference to the minutes of the Council shows that such a work was often contemplated) and resolutions in its fur- therance frequently adopted only to be abandoned, and it was not until the year 1860 that Mr. Justice Wilson, who then filled the oMce of Mayor, after expending mi^ch time and labour in going through these manuscript volumes, and comparing and noting changes in the way of repeal or amendment, arranged a By-law (No. 384) which repealed a number of By-laws thdt were at that time obsolete, and par- tially amended others : to the value of this By-law, and the labour of the learned Judge as preliminary to the present compilation, the Oommissioners bear willing testimony. nv PRBFACB TO THE The lapse of time, auv. ihe additional legislation since 1860, rendered it necessary that the Commissioners should again carefully review the entire series of civic enactments, which having been done, they had next to consider the best plan to be adopted to caiTy out the intention oi the Council as em- bodied in their Resolution or Commission. To this end three courses presented themselves: — Fvrst, to print the By-laws as they then existed, with notes pointing out amendment or repeal ; secondly, to codify, or, in other words, to classify and re-arrange the whole body of legislation according to sub- jects ; or, thirdly (being a modification of the first), to print the entire series, having first consolidated all the By-laws re- lating to the same subjects, and amended, where necessary, those relating to a single purpose. The first course was soon discovered to be impracticable, for it was found that there were so many By-laws on the same subjects, to which there had been continuous addition and amendment, that many of their sections were clearly contra- dictory, while in others the intention of the Council was lost in the obscurity of frequent change, it was therefore consi- dered that publication in such shape would still leave the By- laws in a condition difficult to interpret, if not calculated to mislead those who had to refer to them, and thus defeat the main object of easy and intelligible reference. As to the second course, a Codification of the By-laws, the Commissioners, while fully impressed with the convenient and complete result of their labours that such a work would 4 have exhibited, found that the difficulty of its preparation out of a mass of material, for the most part in manuscript, was well nigh insurmovntabie as a first effort, although it may readily follow at a future day from the shape in which* they now leave the By-iaws. The Commissioi • rs therefore, after much hesitation, decided to adopt the third expedient, and print the volume in its pre- sent shape. Another reason which influenced the Commissioners in a Ut\ «*k CONSOLIDATION OF 1866-70. XV great measure in deciding on this course, instead of codifi* cation, was the difficulty of getting over the numbering of the By-laws, particularly those relating to, and referred to by their numbers in the various issues of City Debentures, and the further consideration, that as this was to be the first pub- lication of the laws of the City, whatever shape subsequent publications might assume, it was desirable that the first should exhibit and record the unbroken course of civic legis- lation by giving the series of both numbers and titles from the beginning, with the sole distinction of only printing at length the By-laws still in force. The foregoing remarks being, as it were, preliminary, some further explanations respecting the contents of the present volume are deemed in place in presenting the same to the Council. In the first place, the Commissioners considered it an appro- priate introduction to furnish a schedule of the names of the Members of the Council and leading Civic Officials during the long series of years the legislation of which has been under consideration, thus rendering it a matter of easy refer- ence to ascertain^ on the one hand, the names of the Members of Council at the time any By-law was passed and to pre- serve, on the other, a record of useful and for the most part gratuitous service, rendered to the City by its civic repre- sentatives and officials, many of whom have long since parsed away. In the next place, the Commissioners finding themselves frequently surrounded by ambiguity in the mat+er of both re- peal or amendment from the subsequent repeal, it might be, of the amending or repealing enactment, or otherwise, to set the same finally at rest, followed the precedent of Mayor Wilson's Act, already referred to, and can now confidently refer to By-laws numbers 484 and 505, in which a final and complete summary of every provision of the Council on those heads is embodied and set forth, — which " Amending and Repealing " By-laws being printed in full in the series, as the XVI PEBFAOB TO THB key or authority, the amendments are inserted in their places in the different By-laws where they occur, without further reference or comment. The consolidation of the numerous By-laws referring to similar subjects, and the revision of others relating to a single purpose has been proceeded with with a careful endeavor to preserve, as far as possible, both the wording and the inten- tion of the original framers of the enactments, and to amend only in those particulars that were necessary to bring them into accord with the existing Municipal Law, and the present and prospective requirements of the City. These " Consoli- dated" By-laws having been of necessity submitted to the Council for re-adoption were passed, the majority on the 26th of October, 1868, and the remainder on the 26th of Novembei', 1869, by reference to which dates they may be readily re- ferred to in the present volume. As bearing on these " Con- solidated " By-laws, in the preparation of which was involved the heaviest labour of the Commissioners, it may not be out of place to refer to their first report to the Council, inserted in the minutes of the 26th July, 1868. It was considered inadvisable to amend or in any way to interfere with those By-laws relating to the subjects over which the Commissioners of Police now exercise jurisdiction, their titles have therefore been merely printed. Reference, it is felt, may be briefly made to two other aeries of By-laws now for the ffrst time printed at large, namely, By- laws authorizing the leasing, of lands belonging to the City, and By-laws authorizing the issue of Debentures. With regard to the former no particular comment is neces- sary, and as perspicuity has been the main aim of the Com- missioners, they have had prepared on a reduced scale and inserted at the commencement of the volume sundry maps of the properties referred to, which will be focind of use in read- ing these " Lease " By-laws. With regard to the latter it was only deemed necessary to CONSOLIDATION OF 1866-70. xvii r places further rring to a single iavoT to le inten- > amend ng them ) present Consoli- d to the the 26th )vembei*, adily re- Bb " Con- involved be out of serted in y way to '^er which ion, their tier aeries mely.By- the City, t is neces- ' the Com- scale and y maps of 3e in read- icessary to print those By-laws under which, from enquiries at the Chamberlain's office, it was ascertained that Debentures were still outstanding. These " Debenture " By-laws afford an op- portunity of noting, in the steady growth and development of the City, the unavoidable creation of what is known as the " City Debenture Debt." A. few other Maps having reference to other By-laws, and piepared with a like object to that named above, will be also found at the commencement of the volume. In addition to marginal notes inserted throughout the vol- ume, the Index or Digest at the conclusion has, in compliance with the desire of the Council, been made as full and complete as possible. It is hoped that these united means of reference will accomplish in utility what they cost in labour. Foreseeing the bulk the present extended publication would attain, it was considered advisable, while the type was stand- ing, to publish simultaneously a smaller volume entitled " By- laws of Practical Utility and General Application," containing those By-laws (about 32 in number) which have to be more frequently referred to, and for the infraction of the provisions of which, penalties may be incurred. The Commissioners having availed themselves of the sanc- tion of the Council to employ clerical assistance, record the valuable sernces rendered in that behalf by Frank J. Joseph, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, whose knowledge of Municipal Law, and ability in its application to the work of the Commission, afforded no small assistance in the preparation of these volumes and their passage through the press. It is not c nsidered necessary to extend the length of these prefatory remarks by any lengthy apologies or excuses for the time occupied ; the Commissioners on this head, merely quot- ing from their report of July, 1868, already referred to, wherein it was stated : " That from the very nature of the work en- trusted to them, involving a careful and patient examination of between four and five hundred By-laws, the result of civic 2 xviii PBIFAOE TO THE CONSOLIDATION OP 1866-70. legislatiMi extendinir over more than a third of a century, and the difficulties they necessarily experienced, amid their other public and private avocations, in devoting continuous appli- cation thereto, — the p-'^omplishment of a work, the necessity and importance of which is universally admitted, has occupied more time than was at first anticipated." In conclusion it is not presumed that the By-laws as now revised may not from time to time, as circumstances or exper- ience may demand, require in many respects to be modified or amended ; but it is hoped, that apart from the convenience the citizens will derive from having the laws of the City printed in a complete and convenient form, the By-laws as they now exist will aid more efiectually to carry out cne prac- tical working of the various departments of the Corporation, and materially conduce to the welfare and good government of the City. i SAMUEL B. HARMAN, Jllayor, Chairman of Gommiaaioners. City Hall, Toronto, 1st March, 1870. ..'jfS... MAYORS OF THB CITY OF TORONTO, FROM THE DATE OF ITS INCORPORATION IN THE YEAR 1834, TO THE YEAR 1877. 1834. William Lyon Mackenzie. 1835. Hon. Robert Baldwin Sullivan, Q.C. 1836. Thomas D. Morrison, M.D. 1837. George Gurnett. 1838. John Powell. 1839. John Powell. 1840. John Powell. 1841. George Monro. 1842. Hon. Henry Sherwood, Q.C. 1843. Hon. Henry Sherwood, Q.C. 1844. Hon. Henry Sherwood, Q.C. 1846, William Henry Boulton. 1846. WiLLLAM Henry Boulton. 1847. William Henry Boulton. 1848. George Gurnett. 1849. George Gurnett. 1850. George Gurnett. 1851. John George Bowes. 1852. John George Bowes. 1853. John George Bowes. 1864 JJos^^"^ George Beard. t Hon. John Beverley Robinson, President 1865. Hon. George William Allan. 1856. Hon. John Beverley Robinson. 1857. John Hutchison. zz MAYOBi? OF THE CITT OF TORONTO. 1858. r William Henry Boulton. ( David Brkckenkidob Read, Q.C. 1869. Hon. Adam Wilson, Q.C. 1860 •[ ^®^' ^^^^ Wilson, Q.C. "(John Carr, President. 1861. John George Bowes. 1862. John Oeoroe Bowes. 1863. John George Bowes. 1864. Francis H. Medcalf. 1866. Francis H. Medcalf. 1866. Francis H. Medcalf. 1867. James E. Smith. 1868. James E. Smith. 1869. Samuel Bickerton Harhan. 1870 I ^^*"^^^ Bickerton Harman. 1 George D'Arcy Boulton, President. 1871. Joseph Sheard. 1872. Joseph Sheard. 1878. Alexander Manning. 1874. Francis H. Medcalf. V Francis H. Medcalf. (John Baxter, President. 1876. Angus Morrison. (Angus Morrison. 1875. 1877. I Patrick G. Close, President. ',wmim»ao A. LIST OF THB MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS OF THB CITY OF TORONTO, FROM THB DATB OF ITS INCORPORATION, IN THE YEAR 1834, TO THE YEAR 1877. 1834. William Lton Mackenzie, Mayor. WABD. ALDIBMBM. OOOHOILMBll. St. Andrew Thos. D. Morrison, M J>. John Annswong. John Harper. John Doel. St. David Wm. L. Mackenzie. Franklin Jackes. James Lesslie. Colin Drummond. St. George Thomas Carfrae, Jr. John Craig. Edward Wright. George Qumett. St. LoAvrence George Monro. William Arthurs. f Geo. Dug^ui, Sr.**' f Lardner Bostwiok. ( William Cawthra. ( Joshua G. Beard.<«) St. Patrick John E. Tims, M. D.^'^ Joseph Turton. Geo. T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. CIVIC OFFICIALS.. James'Hervey Price, ( Matthew Walton, <*> City Glerk. \ Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain. . Charles Bamhart, William Higgins, Governor of the Gaol. Chief of Police. (1 Hr. Duffgui uiuMted by Judicial dedaion, and Mr. Oawthra declared duly elected and took hi* Mat (2) Hr. Beard elected, 16th September, in place ot Hr. Boetwlck, deceaaed. (8) Dr. Rolph retuaed to be iwom into office after being elected. Dr. Tima waa elected in bia atead, and took his seat iSth April. (4) Hr. Walton waa Ohamberlatn tUl hta death in July, 18S4, and waa aucoeeded by Mr. McOord. xxu MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUVaL 1886. Hon. Robert Baldwin Suluvan, Q.C., Mayor. WABD. ALDIUIUI. OOUMOainil. St. AndreiJi^^l T. D Morrison, M. D. John Doel. John Harper. / John Armstrong. \ Wm. Ke4ohum.w St. David Hon. R. B. Sullivan,Q.C. Qeorge Henderson. Geo. Duggan,Sr. Charles Stotosbury. St.Owrge Thomas Carfrae, Jr. John Craig. f Edward Wright.W Alexander Rennie. : ( George Gumett. St. Lawrence John King, M. D. Joshua 0. Beard. George Monro. Alexander Dixon. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. Rich. H. Thomhill. George Nichol. CrVIC OFFICIALS. f James Hervy Price.W Andrew T. McCord, ( Charles Daly, Cfiamberlcdn. City Clerk Charles Bamhart, George Kingsmill, Oovemor of the Oaol. Chief of Police. 1836. WABD. 8t. Andrew . . . St Dmyi^ - . . Thomas D. Morrison, M. D., Mayor. ALDBRHIM. OOUlTOIUail. . . . Thos. D. Morrison, M.D. John Doel. John Harper. Wm. Ketchum. . . .James E. Small. Jflmefl Hflrvi<)v PHaa. James King, Edward Mcladerry. (t)iA new alMUon ww ordtred for thli Tud. The nme mamban were re-deetod, Mid took their ■e*te SOth Febmuy. (I) Xr. AnnitroDg railgned 5tb Jnne. Mr. Ketofaum wu elected tn hie itead ttrd Joiie. mux. WiMit amee t e d by JndloU deoiiion, and Mr. QnmeU deeUred dnljr eleetad, ttid teak hto wtHi Uthlpril. 4) Mr. Piiee was Otty Clerk nntilMh February, 18S6,aod waa encoaeded by Mr. Daly. WARD. St. Oeorge St. Laivrence.. . St. Patrick... AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFIOIAL& XXtU ALDIBMBH. OOnMOIlMIX. .George Qumett. John King, M.D. . John Eastwood. William Cawthra. .Geo. T. Denison, Sr. Rich. H. ThomhiU. CIVIC OFFICIALS. John Craig. George Walton. James Beaty. William Arthurs. Thomas Oooper. James Trotter. Charles Daly, City Clerk. John Kidd, Sr., Oavemor of the Qaol Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain. James Stitt, Chief of Police. 1837. i, Md took their •ndtovkhtoMrt; Georqe Gurnett, Mayor. WABD. ALDEBMIN. St. Andrew John Armstong. John Powell. St. David Simon E. Washbum.<*) Gharlee Stotesbury. St. George.... George Gurnett. John King, M.D. St. Lawrence .... George Monio. Alexander Dixon. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Sr. Rich. H. ThomhiU. CIVIC OFFICIALS. OOUNOILIilN. John Ritchey. Hugh Carfrae. George Henderson. James Turner. John Craig. George Walton. Joshua G. Beard. James Browne. James Trotter. Robert Blevins. Oharlea Daly, City Clerk, John Kidd, Sr., Governor of the Gaol. Andrew T. McCord. Ghamberlcm,. George Kingsmill, Chief o/ Police. (1) Mr. WMhbam died in October. The teat wu not agsin fllled till the toUowlnK yew. MEMBBH8 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODNC.'L 1838/^> John Powell, Mayor. WABD. ALDIBHKN. St. Andrew John Powell. John Armstrong. . . . Charles Stotesbury. ( James Newbigging.<'> -! Samuel E. Taylor. ( George Duggan, Jr. . . .James G. Chewett. George Gumett. St. Lawrence George Monro. Alexander Dixon. oonMoniHBr. St. David... St. George.. St. Patrick. . Geo. T. Denison, Sr. Wm. H. Boulton. CIVIC OFFICIALS. John Bitchey. Hugh Carfrae. George Henderson. Alex. Hamilton. George Walton. John Craig. Joshua G. Beard. James Browne. James Trotter. Bobert Blevins. Andrew T. McCord, Gkamherlavn. Charles Daly, City GUrk John Kidd, Sr., George Kingsmill, Governor of the Gaol. Chief of Police Thomas D. Harris, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1839. John Powell, Mayor. WARD. St. Andrew. AtDEBUEN. OOCMCILHEN. John Powell. John Armstrong. Thomas Young. John Ritchey. (1) The eleotloiu this Vear and until I8S0, were held under the Act 7 William TV. eap. 89, m<:. 8, puaed 4th March, 1887, which provided tiiat the Aldermen and Common Counoilmen to be thereafter elected, ahould "act in their oifict lor two yean," and further provided, in order to hring the Act into effect, that the Aldermen and Common Councilmen in each wud having the feweat vote* ■bould retire at the expiration of one year, but Bhouid be eligible tor re-election. 8) Mr. I^lor elected iu place of Mr. KawbSgKlng, deceaied 19th February, 1888. Mr. Tiylor'i death, in July, again left the seat vacant, when Mr. Oeorge Duggan, Jr., wai elected, and toolc hli aeat 18th August. m^ii ^n»,«»r.>ai..ii»i»fjj AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXV ^^^Q, ALDEKHIiN. OOUNOILUBN. St. David George Duggan, Jr. Alex. Hamilton. Charles Stotesbury. George Henderson. St Oeorge George Gumett. John Craig. James G. Chewett. George Walton. St. Lawrence Alexander Dixon. Robert Beard. George Monro. Joshua G. Beard. St. Patrick Wm. H. Boulton. William Mathers. Geo. T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Daly, Andrew T. McCord, City Clerk. Chamberlain. George Kingsmill, John Kidd, Sr., Chief of PoUce. Governor of the Gaol. Thomas D. Harris, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1840. John Powell. Mayor. WARD. ALDEBUEN. St. Andrew John Armstrong. John Powell. St. David Charles Stotesbuiy. George Duggan, «Jr. St. George John King, M.D. George Gumett. St. Lawrence Geoi^'e Monro. Alexander Dixon. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Sr. Wm. H. Boulton. COnNOILHKN. John Ritchey. Thomas Young. ( George Henderson.*" ( William Andrews. Alex. Hamilton. George Walton. John Craig. Joshua G. Beard. Robert Beard. James Trotter. William Mathers. (1) Mr. Henderson resigned SOth Hay, and Mr. Andrews took hta seat 8th June. XXVI MEMBERS OF THB MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Daly, City Clerk Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor. Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain. Thomas Youn^, City Engineer. George Kingsmill, John Kidd, St., Chief of Police. Governor of the Gaol. Thomas D. Harris, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1841. George Monro, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. COUNOILHEN, St. Andrew ( John Powell.'" Richard Tinning. I Wm. B. Jarvis. John Ritchey. John Armstrong. St. David Alex. Bumside, M.D. Alex. Hamilton. Charles Stotesbury. William Andrews. St. George George Gumett. John Craig. John King, M.D. George Walton. St. Lawrence Alexander Dixon. Robert Beard. George Monro. Joshua G. Beard. \ John Howcutt. (1) The Ward o( St. James was formed this year, from St David's, and members were eleeted to represent the same. (2) Mr. Hagarty resigned 31st May, and Mr. Beard took his seat 16th August. (3) Mr. Shaw resigned 17th April, and Mr. Howeutt took his seat 15th May. XXXll MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL WABD. ALDEHUEN. 8t David Richard Dempsey. Joseph Workman. St.Qeorge Wm. Wakefield. George Gumett. St. James ( John Armstrong. Hon.H.Sherwood,Q.C John Bell, Q.C. St. Lawrence James Beaty. Robert Beard. St. Patrick Wm. A. Campbell. Geo. T. Denison, Jr. (i» CIVIC OFFICIALS. OOUNOILUEM. George Coulter. William Davis. E. F. Whittemore. John Craig. Alexander Hamilton."* Edwin Bell. Thomas Storm.*'* Robert James, Jr. John Smith. Samuel Piatt. Robert B. Denison. John Carr. Charles Daly, City Clerk. Andrew T. McCord, Ghamherlain. Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor. George L. Allen, Chief of Police. John G. Howard, City Engineer. John Kidd, Jr., Qovemor of the Qaol ^lobert Beard, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1849. George Gurnett, Mayor, WABD. ALDERMEN. St. Andrew George Duggan, Jr. Geo. Percival Ridout. St. David f Joseph Workman.'*' \ Hon. Geo. W. Allan. Richard Dempsey. OODNOILMEM. Thomas Armstrong. John Ritchey. William Davis. George Coulter. (1) Mr. Sherwood took his seat 4th September, in place of Mr. Armstrong, deceased. (2) Mr. Hamilton resigned 8th May, and Mr. Bell tooli his sun* 32nd May. (3) Mr. Storm resigned 27th March, and Mr. Jarnes took his seat 10th April. 4) Mr. Workman resigned 9th July, and Mr. Allan took his seat 30th July. rs AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXXIU WARD. ALDERMEN. OODNOILItlM. St. Oeorge . . .... George Gnmett. / Wm. Wakefield.'* Thomas Bell. John Craig.'" James Ashfield. ' E. F. Whittemore."' Samuel Thompson. St Jctmes . . .... John Bell, O.C. Robert James, Jr. 3.C. Edwin Bell. n^m^ V ■ X^ VV ■ ■ VJm^XJ • ■ Hon. H. Sherwood, < St. Lawrence Robert Beard. Samuel Piatt. / James Beaty.*** John Smith.'*' John T. Smith. { Joshua G. Beard. St. Patrick . . .... Geo. T. Denison, Jr. John Carr. Wm. A. Campbell. Robert B. D«nison. * CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Daly, Andrew T. McCord, Gity Clerk. Chamberlain. Clarke Qamble, John G. Howard, City Solicitor. City Engineer. George L ChieJ /Ulen, John Kidd, Jr., ' of Police. Governor of the Qaol Robert Beard, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1850.™ George Gurnett, Mayor, WAKD. ALDERMEN. St. Andrew George Duggan, Jr. St. David Richard Dempsey. St. Oeorge George Gurnett. OOUNOILMEN. John Ritchey. Thomas Armstrong. William Davis. George Coulter. James Ashfield. Samuel Thompson. (1) Mr. Cratg resigned leth April, and Mr. AshHeld took his seat 7tli May. (2) Mr. Wakefield resigned 18th April, and Mr. Bell took his seat 7th May. (3) Mr. Whittemore resigned 16th April, and Mr. Thompson took his seat 7th May. (4) Mr. Beaty resigned 9th July, and Mr. Beard took hU seat 80th July. (5) Mr. John Smith resigned 16th April, and Mr. John T. Smith took his seat 7th Way. 8) The elections this year were held under the Act 12 Vic cap. 81. sec. 83 (1849) which ororided for the election of one Alderman and two OouncUmen fof eaVh W^ ^ ' ?">«<•«« o XXxiv MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL WARD, ALDBBMBN. OOUNCILHKN, St. James John G. Bowes. St. Lawrevice .... Joshua G. Beard. St. Patrick Wm. A. Campbell. Edwin Bell.'" Robert James, Jr. Samuel Piatt. John T. Smith. Jonathan Dunn. John Bugg. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Dalv, City Clerk. George Duggan, Itecoraer. Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor. George L. Allen, Chief of Police. Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain. John G. Howard, City Engineer. John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Oaol. Robert Beard, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. ! 1851." John Georoe Bowes, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. COUNCILMEN. St. Andrew HA. J. H.Cameron, Q.C. John Ritchey. Geo. Percival Ridout. John Carr. St. David Richard Kneeshaw. Adam Beatty. Richard Dempsey. David C. Maclean. St. Oeorge f George Gumett.*"* James Ashfield. \ Wm. Wakefield. Edward Wright. Samuel Thompson. St. James John G. Bowes. James Price. E. F. Whittemore. Michael P. Hayes. (1) Hr. Edwin Bell resifrned 2nd December, but his place was not filled until the following Municipal Electioni. (2) The Act, 12 Vic. cap. 81, see. 88, which provides for the election of only one Alderman for each Ward was repealed by 18 « 14 Vic. cap. 64, sec. 8, and the election of two Aldermen for each Ward again provided for. (8) Mr. Oumett resigned his seat 24th January, was appointed Police Magistrate, and Mr. Wakefield took his seat 10th February. ...jr\. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. WARD. ALDBRUEN, St. Lawrence Robert Beard. Joshua G. Beard. St. Patrick Hon. John B. Robinson. Joseph Sheard. OOUNOILHBN. John T. Smith. Samuel Piatt. Jonathan Dunn. John Bugg. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Daly, City Clerk George Duggan, Recorder. George Gumett, rolke Magistrate. Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor. Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain. John G. Howard, City Engineer. George L. Allen, Chief of Police. XXXT John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Gaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. toUowlng Municipal and Mr, Wakefield 1852. John George Bowes, Mayor. ALDERMEN, CODNOILMEN. St. A ndveio. Hon. J. H. Cameron. John Carr. Thomas Armstrong. Kivas Tully. ^^- ^''^'"^ Richard Dempsey. Adam Beatty George Brooke. George Piatt. h ^''''J' j Wm WakefieldO) James Ashfield. ( Capt. J. M. Strachan. Edward Wriffht Samuel Thompson. ® ' f'^""'' SSfr^- Charles E. Romain. John Hutchison. R. C. McMullen. f*- ^'''''''^' ?°b«rt Beard. John T. Smith. Joshua G. Beard. Joseph Lee. f' ^''*''^^ 7™- H. Boulton. Jonathan Dunn. Joseph sheard. John Bugg. XXXVl MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Daly, City Clerk. George Duffgan, Recorder. George Ournett, Police Magisti te. Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor. Andrew T. McCord, Chi/mberlain. John G. Howard, City Engineer. f George L. Allen, I Samuel Sherwood, Chief of Police. George L. Allen, vfovemor of tJie Gaol James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1863. John George Bowes. Mayor. WABD. ALDBKMEN. COUNOILMEN. St. Andrew Thomas Armstrong. Alex. Macdonald. {John Carr.(i) Samuel Roger.s. Joseph Dixon.^'^) Samuel Shaw. St. David f John Bell, Q. C. <») George Piatt. \ James Beaty. William Davis. f George Brooke.<*) I Samuel Piatt. St. George Samuel Thompson. James Ashfield. E. H. Rutherford. f Edward Wright.tD ^ ( Frederick C. Capreol. St. James John G. Bowes. Charles B. Romain. {John Hutchison.^*) Samuel T. Green. Angus Morrison. (1) Aldermen Carr, Bell, Brooke, Hutchison and Denison, and Councilmen Wright, Bugtr and Smith | resigned 3rd November, and were surceeded by the several gentlemen brackettia with them, | namely. Aldermen Dixon, Beaty, PUtt, Morrison, Robinson, and Councilmen Capreol, Hall, «'. MeConkey, all of whom took their seats 14tb November, except Mr. Dixon. (2) Mr. Dixon's return wa.s set a.sido by Judicial decision, and Mr. Shaw declared duly elected, and took | his seat 6th December. ;!ord, ,in. rd, aeer. 1. jod, ^olice. n, oftfie Gaol [LMEN. ;donald. Logers. AND PRIKCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXXVll WARn. ALDIRHIlf. OOUNOILMBM. St. /oftw'" Sir J. L Robinson, Bart. ( John Bugg.'" Ogle R. Oowan. ( William Hall. Robert DoddH. 8t Lawrence Michael P. Hayes. f John Smith.''' Wm. Gooderham. \ Thos. McConkey. Joseph Lee. St. Patrick f Geo. T. Denison, Jr.'" Jonathan Dunn. ( Hon. John B. Robinson. James Baxter. Hon. Wm. Cayley. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Daly, Andrew T. McCord. City clerk. Chamberlain. George Duggan, William Thomas, Eecorder. City Engineer. • George Gumett, Samuel Sherwood, Police Magistrate. Chief of Poli.ce. Clarke Gamble, George L. Allen, City Solicitor. Governor of the Gaol, Jam'ds Ashfield, Chief En^vmer, Fire Brigade. 1854. latt. Davis. shfield. Wright. St. piUrick Hon. John B. Robinson. Thomas Mara. Jonathan Dunn. Theophilus Earl. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Daly, Andrew T. McCord, . City Clerk. Chamberlain. George Duggan, John G. Howard, Recorder. CUy Engineer. George Gumett, Samuel Sherwood, Police Magistrate. Chief of Police. Clarke Gamble, Geoi^e L. Allen, City Solicitor. wvemor of the Gaol. James Ashfield, Chief Ertgineer, Fire Brigade. 1855. Hon. George William Allan, Mayor. WABD. St. Andrew . St. David . ALDERMEN. .John Carr. Robt. P. Crooks. , Hon. George W. Allan. Wm. Henderson. OOUNOILMEN. E. B. Gilbert. Henry Prittie. Adam Beatty. J J" ohn Carruthers.^') ( William Ramsay. (1) Hr. Oowui, U' ..Mkted by judicial decision, and a new election ordered, when Mr, Cameron was re- turned, and took his seat 24th Februars'. (2) Mr. Huiphy, unseated by Judicial decision and a new election ordered, when he was aa[ain returned, and took his teat 24th February. (8) Mr. CarrutherH resigned 23rd July, and Mr, Ramsay took his seat 6th August. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXxix WARD. ALDBBMEN. OOUNCILMKN. St. George John Duggan. Edward Wright Geo. A. Philpotta. Andrew Drummond. St. James Charles E. Romain. John Wilson. James Good. Alex. M. Smith. St. John Hon. J. H. Cameron. John Bugg. I Richard Dempsey.^^) f Robert Moodie.<2) ( Joseph Sheard. \ Joseph Rowell. St Lawrence '.John Smith. Wm. Murphy. Wm. Gooderham. Thos. McConkey. St. Patrick Jonathan Dunn. Thos. Mara. Hon. A. Wilson, Q.C. Theophilua Earl. CIVIC OFFICIALS. ; Charles Daly, Andrew T. McCord, City Clerk, Chamberlain. George Duggan, William Kingsford, Recorder. City Ungineer. George Gurnett, Samuel Sherwood, Police Magistrate. Chief of Police. Clarke Gamble, George L. Allen, City Solicitor. Governor of tfie Gaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1856 Hon. John Beverley Robinson. Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. St. Andrew John Worthiiogton. Robt. P. Crooks. COUNCILMEN. Henry Pritti«. Henry Sproatt. St. David. .Wm. Henderson. John G. Bowes. Adam Beatty. John Carruthers. (1) Hr. Dempsey unseated by judicial deoiaion, uid Mr. Sheard declared duly elected, and to. k his aett 26th February. (2) Mr. Moody unseated by iudioial decision, and a new election ordered, when Mr. Rowell was returned , and took his seat 6th March. xl MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL „^jUj. ALDEBMBN. OOUNCILMBN. St George. John Duggan. Edward Wright. Geo. A. Philpotts. George Netting. St James John Harrington. John Wilson. John Hutchison. John Cameron. St. John John Bugg. Joseph Ro well. Richard Dempsey. Robert Moodie. St. Lawrence Alexander Manning. William Davis. William Strachan. Wm. Murphy. St. Patrick Hon. JohnB. Robinson. Thomas Shortis. Jonathan Dunn. Theophilus Earl. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charles Daly, Andrew T. McCord, City Clerk. Chimberlain. George Duggan, Thomas H. Harrison, Recorder. City Engineer. George Gumeit, Samuel Sherwood, Police Magistrate. Chief of Poli^. Clarke Gamble, George L. Allen, City SolicUor. Governor of the Gaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engi/neer, Mre Brigade. 1857 John Hutchison, Mayor, WARD. ' ALDERHIN. COUNOILUKN. St. Andrew. . . . . .John Worthington. James Prittie. Robt. P. Crooks. Henry Sproatt. St.David^\... John O'Donohoe. William Ardagh. William Ramsay. John Ritchey, Jr. (1) In eoBiequenoe of % dlaturbuice which arose at (he election in St. David's Ward, no return waa made by the Retumin(r Offloer. The membera of the Council repreMntinir the other Wards ap- pointed the above members to represent the Ward tor t*-e current year, in aocordanee with the statute in that behalf. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. xU yfj^SD, ALDBBMEN. CODNCILMBN. St 6e Mayor. David Brbckenridqe Read, Q. C, Mayor. .kliOmtlilN. OOUMOIUOIN. .Wm. H. Boulton. John CaiT. Henry Sproatt. Abel Wilcock. 1) Mr. D»vi8 anaasted by Judletal dacMon and a new election ordered, when Mr. Oorrie was returned and took his leat SOtb July. 2) The Mayor, Mr. Boulton, resigned 8th NoTamber, and Mr. Read was elected Mayor, lllh November. Xlii MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL WABD. ALDEBMEN. COONOILMEN St. David Jeremiah Carty. William Ardagh. John Ritchey, Jr. J John Oarruthers/^) { William Ramsay. St. Oeorge Alfred Brunei. Christopher Mitchell. George Boomer. Frederick Upton. iSt. James Oliver Mowat. William W. Fox. Alex. M. Smith. Thomas Craig. &t. John John Bugg. Robert J. Griffith. Robert Moodie. Janies E. Smith. iSt. Lavrrence . . * '^orge Ewart. William Lcanox. vv'illiam Strachan. W M. Gorrie. St. Patrick Jonathan Dunn. J( liu Purdy. David B. Read, Q. C. Henry Prittie. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Charlos Daly, Andrew T. McCord, City Clerk. Chamberlain. George Duggan, Th jmas Booth, Recorder. City Engineer. George Gumett, Samuel Sherwood, Police Magistrate. Chief of Police. Clarke Gamble, George L. Allen, City Solicitor. Oovernor of tJie Oaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1859 Hon. Adam Wilson, Q. C.,w Mayor. WARD. ALDEBMEN. St. Andrew Henry Sproatt. Thompson McCleary. St. David Jeremiah Carty. John O'Donohoe. COUNOILHBN. Abel Wilcock. Erastus Wiman. William Ardagh. John Reed. (1) Mr. Carruthera resigned 2l8t June, and Mr. Ramsay took his seat 28th June. (J) Mr. Wilson was elected by the vote of the people under the provisions of the Municipal Aet of 18B6. AND PRINCIPAL CJVIC OFFICIALS. xlui „ABD. ALDBBMEN. COUNOIIMBK. St Qeorqe . . . . ( Alfred Brunei.'" William S. Finch. ( Samuel Sherwood John E. Pell. Kivas TuUy. St James f Joseph Sheard.'^» John Sterling. 1 William W. Fox. \ John W. Drummond.'*' f Alex. M. Smith. "" i| Robert Mitchell. I Hon. M. C. Camevon, Q.C. St. John John Bugg. Robt. J. Griffith, James E. Smith. John Boxall. St Lawrence George Ewart. Thomas Berkinshaw. James Stock. Archibald Taylor. St. Patrick Jonathan Dunn. George Carroll. Michael Lawlor, M.D. William A. Lee. CIVIC OFFICIALS. 'W>- Charles Daly, Andrew T. McCord, City Clerk. Chamberlarn. George Duggan, Alfred Brunei, Recorder. City Engineer. George Gurnett, Capt. W. S. Prince, Police Magistrate. Chief of Police. Clarke Gamble, George L. Allen, City Solicitor. Governor of the Gaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1860. Hon, Adam Wilson, Q. C, <*' Mayor. John Carr,'"' President (1) Mr. Brunei resigned 11th April, and Mr. Sherwood took bib seat '26th April. (2) Mr. Sheard resigned 11th April, and Mr. Fox took his seat 2nd Hay. (3) Mr. Smith resigned 28th February, and Mr. Cameron took his seat 4th April. (4) Mr. Drummond resigned 11th April, and Mr. Mitchell took his seat 2nd Hay. (&) Mr. Wilson again elected Mayor by vote ot the people. (6) Mr. Carr appoin',ed 28rd February, to preside as President ot the Council during Mr. Wilson's pal Aet of 188S. absence in Parliament. xliv MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL WARD. ALDERHBK. OOUNCILHEN. St. Andrew Henry Sproatt. Patrick Conlin. Henry Godson. Robert Bell. St David, Jeremiah Carty. William Ardagh. James J. Vance. Johii Carruthers. St. George Samuel Sherwood. Edmund L. Butters. Hon. John McMurrich. John E. Pell. St. Jamea John Smith. Chas. E. Stotesbury. William W. Fox. David Smith. St. John Robert Moodie. Robert J. Griffith. James E. Smith. James Farrell. St. Lawrence. . . f George Ewart. '( John Canavan.<*> \ Nathaniel Dickey .<*> James R. Dunn. CIVIC OFFiniALS. ( Charles Daly,<*> Andrew T. McCord, I John Carr, Chamberlain. City Clerk. George Duggan, J. H. Bennett, Recorder. City Engi/neer. George Boomer, Capt. W. S. Prince, Police Magistrate. Chief of Polke. Hon. John B. Robinson, George L. Allen, City Solicitor. Governor of the Gaol. Jar.es Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1865. Francis H. Medcalf,<*) Mayor. WAKn. St. Andrew . St. David. . . ALDERMEN. . . Henry Godson. J John Wallis.(6> t Robt. P. Crooks. . .Patrick Hynes. James J. Vance. COUNOILHEN. Robert Bell. John Spence. Wm. Ailainson. James B. Boustead* (1) Mr. Carr resignod 11th April, and was subsequently appointed City Clerk (see note 4.) (2) Hr. Diclcey, who reaigned as Councilman, 11th April, was elected in place of Hr. Carr, and took his seat as Alderman, 18th April. (3) Mr. Canavan, elected in place of Mr. Dickey, took his seat 26th April. (4) Mr. Daly died in April, after holdinir the office of City Clerk for 29 yeara (see 1886), and was succeeded by Mr. Carr. (5) Mr. Medcalf elected Mayor by vote of the people. (6) Mr. Wallis resigned 1st May, and Mr. Crooks took his seat 18th May. ■> /'I AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. xHx WARD. ALDKRHIN. ODU.VCILHRII. St. George Thomas Smith. Richard Tinning, Jr. John J. Vickers. John Clements. St. John James E. Smith. John Greenlees. Robert Hoodie. John Boxall. St. James Joseph Sheard. George T. Beard. Robert James, Jr. James Fra.ser. St. Lawrence . . . .William Strachsn. James Burns. Thomas Thompson. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. St. Patrick John Canavan. James R. Dunn. Nathaniel Dickey. George T. Denison, Jr. CIVIC OFFICIALS. John Carr, Andrew T. McCord, City Clerk. Cfiamherlain. George Duggan, J. H. Bennett, Recorder. City Engineer. George Boomer, Capt. W. S. Prince, Police Magistrate. Chief of Police. Hon. John B. Robinson, George L. Allen, City Solicitor. Governor of the Gaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1866. Francis H. Medcalf,'" Mayor. WABD. ALDEBMBN. COUNGILMEN. St. Andrew Samuel B. Harman. Robert Bell. Geo. D'Arcy Boulton. John Spence. St David Wm. Adamson. John Carruthers. Patrick Hynes. Samuel Parker. St. George Thomas Smith. Richard Tinning, Jr. John J. Vickers. John Clements. (1) Mr. Medoalt eleoted Mayor by vote of the people. 4 1 MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL WABD. ALDUMUI. St. James Joaeph Sheard. William Edwards. St. John James E. Smith. John Oreenlees. St. Lavjrence .... William Strachan. Thomas Thompson. St. Patrick Nathaniel Dickey. John Baxter. OOUKOILMM. James B. Boustead. f James Fraser.*" \ George T. Beard. John Boxall. Francis Riddell. James Bums. John O'Connell. Geo. T. Denison, Jr. James R. Dunn. CIVIC OFFICIALS. John Carr, City Clerk. George Duggan, EecoTi^r. Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. John B. Robinson, Oity Solicitor. Andrew T. McCord, Cha/mberlavn. J. H. Bennett, City Engineer. Capt. W. S. Prince. Chief of Police. George L. Allen, Governor of the Oaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1867.<*> Jambs E. Smith,<'» Mayor. St. Andrew's Ward. Samuel B. Harman. Geo. D'Aicy Boulton. Robert Bell. ALDIBMBN. St. David's Ward. Patrick Hynes. Francis H. Medcalf . William Adamson. (1) sir. Fruer reiigncd 19th February, uid Mr. B«ard took hii aeat Sth Mwch. (S) By the MuEicit«l Acta of 18M (29 & 80 Vie^ ohuM. 61 aid fiS), the election of the Uayor, In CitieB, wu again vetted in the Ciorpontion, the offlce of C!oniicllii:-n ww aboltnhed, and the number of Al- dermen wai Inereaied to three tor each Ward, to hold offiu. tor three yean— one retiring annually by rotation. To bring the provisions of the Act iuto operation, the Act provided that after the dnt election, it ihoald be determined by balloL under the direction of the Clerk, which of the mem- bers should retire in the first, second, and third vears reepeotiveW, which ballot being taken, en- titled the membeni to hold office, the first named for three yean, the second for two, and the last tor one year. (3) Mr. Smith elected Mayor by vote of the Hemben of the Council. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. II AIDIMIIII. 8t George's Wcurd. John J. Vickers. Thomas Smith, r James D. Edgar.*" I John Clements. St. Jofm'a Wa/rd. John Boxall. Francis Riddell. Tames E. Smith. St. Jamea'e W<»rd. Joseph Sheard. George T. Beard. George Ewart. St. Larvrenoe Ward. Alexander Manning. Thomas Thompson. William Strachan. John Carr, City Clerk. George Duggan, Kecorder. Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. John B. Robinson, City Solicitor. St. Patriok'a Wa/rd. Robert A. Harrison, Q.C. Nathaniel Dickey. George T. Denison, Jr. CIVIC OFFICIALS. * Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain. J. H. Bennett, City Engineer. Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police. George L. Allen, Governor of the Oaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1868. James E. Smith,'" Mayor. ALDERHEM.t^) St. Andrew's Ward. Robert Bell. Samuel B. Harman. Geo. D'Arcy Boulton. St. David's Ward. f John Boyd.**' ( Wm. Adamson. Patrick Hynes. Francis H. Medcalf . (1) Mr. ^J'^J'JJ^^Jj,!"^ deoWon, and a new eltotion ordered. Mr. Olementa returned, and (2) Mr. Smith again elected Mayor by rote of the Member* of the CouncU. (3) In tWg^Md nibsequent years the Aldermen first named only went to the polli, and wei« elected m MEMBBKS OF TH3 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Sit &eorgtt'a Warvt. John CleuieatB. John J. Viofcers. Thomas ^oiUi. St. John's Wa/rd. Jaoies E. Smith. John Boxall. Francis Riddell. St. James's Ward. Alexandw Henderson. Joseph Sheard. George T. Board. St Lawrence Ward. V7xll im Stradian. Alexander Manning. Thomas Thompson. St. Patrick's Ward. John Baxter. Robert A. Harrison, Q.C. Nathaniel Dickey. CIVIC OFFICIALS. John Carr, CUy Clerk. Alex. MacNabb, Pcliee Magistrate. Hon. John B. Robinson, City Solicits. Capt. W. 3. Prinee, Chief of Polioe. i Andrew T. McCord, Ghamheirlain. J. H. Bennett, City Engineer. George L. Allen, Governor of the Oaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade 1869. Samuel Bickerton Harman,*" Mayor. ALDERMEN. St. Andrew's Ward. Geo. D'Arcy Boulton. Robert Bell. Samuel B. Harman. St. George's Ward. Thomas Smith. John Clements. John J. Vicksrs. -Sf^ Dawds Ward. Arthur Lepper. Wm. Adamson. Patrick Hjmes. St. James's Ward. James B. Boustead. Alexander Henderson. Joseph Sheard. (1> Mr '' /mm elected lUyor b.v vote ol the Hembera ol the OouncU. . r\ AND PRUroiPAL CIVIC OFFIOIAai m ALDiSiim. 8t John's Wwrd. Francis Ridddl. Jaines E. Smith. John Boxall. St. Lawrence Ward. ( Francis H. Medcalf .«' \ William Strachaa. Alexander Manjung. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. St. Patriali^e Ward. Nathaniel J>i Samuel Bickbukin Harman,<*) Mayor. George D'Ascy, Boulton,^ President. ALDEBmnr. St. Andrew's Ward. Samuel B. Harman. George D'Arey Boulton. Robert Bell. St. Oeorge's Ward. John J. Vickers. Thomas Smith. John Clements. St. DatmPs Ward. Patrick Hynes. Arthur J^epper. Wm. Adamson. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. James B. Boustead. Alexander Henderson. (1) Mr. Hedoalt resigned Ut November; Mr. Wm. Hamilton, Jr., elected and toolc his seat 18th Deoewber. ' '." (i) The aldermen flnt named only went to Mm polta tUto yaar. See iMta> 1W7 and ItM. (>)• Mr. Harman again etoeted Hqrpr hy vote of the aMmbere e( ttie OeunoiL (4) Mr, Boulton preilded in the Council during Mr. Barman's abeenoe in England. CO }kf MBMBEBS OF THU KUMICIPAL COUNCIL ALDIBHW. St. John's Ward. F.H.Medoalf. FnmciB Riddell. James E. Smith. St. La/wrence Ward. Alexander Manning. William Hamilton, Jr. r William Strachan.<^ \ John Hallam. St. Patrick's Ward. John Ganavan. Nathaniel Dickey. John Baxter. CIVIC OFFICIALS. John Carr, CUy Clerk. Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. J. B. Robinson, City Solicitor. Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police. Andrew T. McCord, Charnherloii/n. J. H. Bennett, City Engvueer. George L. Allen, Oovemor of the Oaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1871. Joseph Sheard,'" Mayov. St. Andrevis Ward. Samuel B. Harman. William Moulds. Joseph Howson. Si. Qearge's Ward. Thomas Dick. Lewis Moffatt. John Turner. ALDIBHIN. St. David's Ward. Patrick Hynes. William Adamson. ( James J. Vance. '*' \ Archibald A. Riddel. St. Ja/mes's Ward. Joseph Sheard. James B. Boustead. Alexander Henderson. (1) Mr. Slnehut'i Mat TMkted by Jadioial decision. Mr. Hkllun elected and took hie seat 2Ut Februuy (4 Mr. ShcMTd eleeted Mtyor by vote of the Memben of the Oeunell. (Q Mr. Tanoe unieated by Judicial dediioii, and Mr. Riddel declared duly elected, and took hit leat Mtb April. AND PRINCIPAL CniC OFFICIALS. ALDIRMBN. \v St. John's Ward. Francis H. Medcalf. Francis Riddell. Warring Kennedy. St. Lawrence Ward. Alexander Manning. William Hamilton, Jf. John Hallam. St. Patrick'a Wa/rd. John Baxter. Nathaniel Dickey. John Canavan. CIVIC OFFICIALS. { John Carr.W \ Stephen Radcliflf, cup Clerk. Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. J. fi. Robinson, City Solicitor. Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police. Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain. ( J. H. Bennett,<«> ( Charles W. Johnson, City Engimeer. George L. Allen, Oovemor of the Oaol. John Carr, City Commiaaioner. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1872. Joseph Sheard.w Mayor. ALDBBHXM. St. Andrew's Ward. ( Samuel B. Harman.W I John Carr. Henry Qodson. Robert Bell. St. DoaMs Ward. Patrick Hynes. Wm. Adamson. Emerson Coatsworth. is seat aiat Februuy md took bit teat t4tb <1) Ur. Cut wu appointad City Comminioner, and Mr. Radolifl wai appointed to the poaition of city Clerlt, vaoatcd by Mr. Carr, 7th July. rr- r— * (2) Ur. Johnaon waa appointed City Eofrtneer, Mb Oetober. Mr. Bennett, on aooount of lone Berrioe, being reliered of the ntoie oneroua dutiet ot that poaitton and appointed iUrittant Engineer. (8) Ur. Sbaard again elected Mayor by TOte ot the Membere ot the OounoU. (4) Mr. Barman raaignad 18th November, and Mr. Carr took hiaieat 9th December. Wi MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ALDBBHIM. St. Oeorge's Ward. St. Jamsa's Ward. Lewis Moffatt. Joseph Sheard. Thomas Dick. / James B. Boustead.<^) John Turner. I WiUiam Hewitt. Alexander Henderson. St. John's Ward. St. Lavjrence Ward. Francis Riddell. Wm. Thomson. John Bugg. Alex. Manning. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. John Hallam.(2) St. Patrick's Ward. John Canavan. John Baxter. John Kerr. WATKB WORKS 00HHIS8I0NER8.(8) John Worthington, Chairman. Hon. G. W. AUan. Samuel Piatt. Robert Bell. Joseph Sheard (Mayor, ex officio). John Boyd, Secretary. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Stephen Radcliff, City Clerk. Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. J. B. Robinson, City Solicitor. Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police. Samuel B. Harman,W Chainrnan of VaZiuitors. Andrew T. McCord, Chartiberkdn. Charles W. Johnson, CUy Engineer. J John Carr,(*) ( James B. Boustead, Oity Commissioner. ( George L. Allen,(') ( John Green, Oovenuyr of the Oaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Tvre Brigade. (I) Hr. Boustead resigned 18tb Itey, and Mr. Hewitt toolt his seat 10th June. (8) Mr. Hallam rceiicned 10th December, but his seat was not again flUad during the year. (8) By 86 TIct. cap. 79 the City cl Toronto was authorlied to oonstruot and manage a sntem o( Water Works through the agency dt eomrnissionera, tour of «hpm were to'M meled biennially— two from Bast and two from West Toronto, the Mayor being «r o|le /• 1- AND PRINCIPAL CiVId OFPICaATjS. im 1873. Alexander Mannino,w Mai/or. St. Andrew's Ward. John Carr. Robert Bell. William Thomas. St. Oeorge'a Ward. John Turner. John Clements. William Thomson. St. John's Warrd. Thomas Downey. James Spence. Fred. W. Coate. ALDERMSM. St. David's Ward. Thomas Davies. J. J. Withrow. Wm. A damson. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. Alexander Henderson. John Morison. St. LaiJUreiice Ward. Alex. Manning. William Hamilton, Jr. Patrick G. (Jlose. St. Patrick's Ward. John Mallon. John Ball. H. L. Hime. iey«*r. age « intern of Water lMt«d btennlally— two ommlMioner. {fllled tempoTMrtly by by Ur. Oram. Watbb works oommissionebs. John Worthington, Chairnuin. Hon. G. W. Allan. Robert BelL Samuel Piatt. Alex. Manning {Mayor, ex o^io). John Boyd, Secretary. civic officials. Stephen Radcliff, City Clerk. Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. J. B. Robinson, C.R.W.Bigffar,(«) City Solicitors. Andrew T. McCord, City Treasurer. Charles W. Johnson, CUy Engineer. Emerson Coats worth ,(^' City Commissioner. (1) Mr. Muning elected Mayor by the vote ol the Members of the Oounoil. (2) Mr. Biggar appointed Joint City Solicitor with Hon. J. B. Robineon 18th October. (3) Mr. Coatsworth appointed City Comminioner 3rd March. Imii MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of PoUce. S. B.Hannan,W Aaaeesment Com/ndaaion&r. John Oreen, Qcvernor of the Oaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engi/neeVy Fire Brigade. 1874. (8) Francis H. Mbdcalf/*> Mayor. ALOnUfllf. St. And/rew's Ward. James R. Dunn. William W. Farley. Daniel Hayes. St. George's Wa/rd. John Clements. W. W. Colwell. Richard Tinning. St. John's Ward. Thomas Downey. James Spence. Joseph Gearing. St. Patrick's Ward. John Ball. John Baxter. /John Mallon. St. David's Ward. Thomas Davies. John Blevins. James Martin. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. Alexander Hendersoa James B. Boustead. St. Lawrence Ward. Patrick 0. Close. James Britton. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. St. Thomas's Ward.(*> Wm. Adamson. John J. Withrow. S. S. Muttoa WATEB WOBKS COHinSBIOHIIBS. Robert Bell, Cha/i/mvan. Hon. G. W. Allan. John Greenlees. Samuel Pktt. Francis .H. Medcalf {Mayor, ex officio). John Boyd, Secretary. (1) Hr. Human appointed on the 7th ot April to the ofBee of AMenment Comminioner, created under 86 Vio. cap. 48, i. SOO, by By-law No. 674. <3) By 86 Vio. cap. 48 (OntX which came into force on the 20tb Haroh, 1878, 89-80 Vlo. oap. 51, tec 106, waR repealed, and the election of Mayor, in Cities, again vetted in the people. <8) Mr. M edoalf elected Mayor by vote of the people. The Ward of St. Thomas waa formed in 1878 from St. Davld'i Ward, and Hembera were eleoted at the nest Municipal election to repteient the «bm. /HL. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICULS. M CIVIC OFFICIALS. Stephen Badcliff, City Clerk. Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. J. B. Robinson, C. R. W. Big^ar, City Solwitora. Capt. W. S. Prince,(«> Major F. C. Draper, Chief of Police. John Qreen, Governor of the Oaol. ( Andrew T. McCord,« I Samuel B. Harman, City Treasurer. Charles W. Johnson, City Engineer. Emerson Goatsworth, City Commiaaioner. Samuel B. Harman,<^) Aseeasment Commiaaioner. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1875. Francis H. Medcalf,<*> Mayor. John Baxter,<*) President. ALDEBMXN. St. Andrew's Ward. WUUam W. Farley. Daniel Hayes. f James R. Dunn.<*> (John Comnell. St. George's Ward. John Turner. W. W. Colwell. Richard Tinning. St. John' a Ward. Thomas Downey. Joseph Gearing. James. Spence. St. David'a Ward. William Adamson. James Martin. John Blevins. St Jam^^s Ward. Joseph Sheard. Alexander Henderson. James B. Boustead. St. Lawrence Ward. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. Patrick O. Close. James Britton. Ml were eleoted at (1) Mr. MoCord Tesigned his position aa City Treuarer, and waa succeeded by Mr. Harman, 26tb October. (t) Capt. Prince resigned his position as Chief of Police, and was succeeded by M«)or Draper. (8) Hr. Harman resigned the position of AsMssuent Commissioner, upon being appointed City Trea- (4) Mr. Hedcalt was sgaln elected Mayor by vote of the people. (6) Mr. Baxter presided In the CouncU during Hr. Medoalfs absence in England. (6) Mr. Dunn resigned, 80th August, and Mr. Oonmell took his seat, 18th September. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL AU>mMllN. 8t. Patrick's Ward. John Baxter. John Ball. James Crocker. St. Tlumaa'a Ward. John J. With row. John Ritchie. S. S. Mutton. WATIB W0BK8 00HUIS8I0NKB& Robert Bell, Gkairman. Hon. G. W. Allan. John Greenlees. Samitel Piatt. Francis H. Medcalf (Mayor, ex oficio). John Boyd, Secretary. CIYIC OFFICIALS. Stephen RadclifF, City Clerk. Alex. McNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. J. B. Robinson, C. R. W. Biggar, City Solicitors. Major F. C. Draper, Chief of Poitce. John Green, Governor of the Qaol. Samuel B. Harman, City Treasijurer. ( Charles W. Johnson, ('^ \ Frank Shanly, Citjf Engineer. Emerson Coats worth, City Commissioner. S. G. Ridout, Acting Amessment Commissioner. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1876. Angus Morrison, (*> Mayor. \LDIRHEN. St. Andrmb's Ward. John Cornnell. William W. Farley. J William Burke.W ( Francis Riddell. St. David's Ward. John Blevins. Thomas Davies. William Adamson. (1) The services ot Mr. Johnson were dispensed with, >nd Mr. Shanly appointed City Kn^ineer, S5th October. (2) Mr. Morrison elected Mayor by vote ul l>ie people. (3) Mr. Burke unseated by judicial decision, and Vr. Rtddtii declared duly eleeted and took hla seat Uth February. 1^ /^^ AND PfllINGU»A.L CIVK) OFFIOUL* U mmissioner. ALDBBHKN. St. George's Ward. John Turner. William W. Colwell. Richard Tinning. St James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. James B. Boustead. Alexander Henderson. St. Patrick's Ward. Jacob P. Wagner. Joseph Wright. John Dill. St. John's Ward. Joseph Gearing. William Stanley. Thomas Downey. St. Lawrence Ward. John Taylor. Patrick G. Close. John Hallam. St. Stephen's Ward.^^^ James Crocker. Richard L. Denison. Frederick W. Unitt. St. Thomas's Ward. John J. Withrow. Morgan Baldwin. Joseph Davids. WATKE WOBKB C0MMI8SI0NEES. Robert Bell, Chairman. Hon. G. W. Allan. Samuel Piatt. John Greenlees. Angus Morrison (Mayor, ex officio). John Boyd, Secretary. j Stephen Radcliff,(« ( Robert Roddy, City Clerk. Alexander MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Hon. J. B. Robinson, ( C. R. W. Biggar, <•') t William G. McWiUiams, City Solicitors. Major F. C. Draper, Chief of Police. CIVIC OFFICIALS. Samuel B. Harman, City Treasurer. Frank Shanly, City Engineer. Emerson Coatsworth, City Commissioner. S. G. Ridout, Assessmemi Commissioner. John Green, Oovemor of the Gaol. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. (1) The Ward of St. Stephen was formed in 1875 from St. Patrick'! Ward, and memburg were elected »t the next munloipal elections) to represent the some. (3) Mr. Radcliff died on th3 I2th of October, and was succeeded by Ur. Boddy, (H) Mr. BiKgar resigned 16th May, and was succeeded by Mr. McWUUams. Izu MEUBEBS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 1877. Angus Morrison.w Mayor. Patrick G. Clo8e,w Preaiderat ALDEKMBM. St. Andrew's Ward. John Cornnell. William Burke. Francis Riddell. St. David'9 Ward. Thomas Allen. John Blevins. William Adamson. St. George's Ward. Patrick Hughes.V?d 3 Arthur R. Bo8well.'"<> W. W. Colwell.« St. JaToes's Ward. James Beaty, Jr., Q.C. ] Alexander McGregor .Jft,, John Smith , St. John's Ward. Harry Piper. R. Irving Walker. James McGee. St. Uwrrenoe Ward. John Hallam. Patrick G. Close. John Small. St. Patrick's Ward. ^Joseph Wright. John Dill. John Ball. St. Stephen's Wwrd. James Crocker. Frederick W. Unitt. John Canavan. St. Thomas's Ward. John J. Withrow. John Ritchie. Morgan Baldwin. WATXB WOBKS COmilSSIONXRB. Robert Bell, Chairman. Hon. G. W. Allan. John Greenlees. Samuel Piatt. Angus Morrison f Mayor, ex ojfflcio) John Boyd, Secretary. (1) Mr. Horrison again elected Mayor by vote of the people. (2) Mr. CloM discharged the dutiee of President of the Council during a leave of abeence granted to Mr. Morrieon, on account of lU-bealth. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. Ixiii abMDce granted to BOARD or OOHHIBSIONIIia OF POLIOI. Angus Morrison, Mayor and Chairman. Kenneth McKenzie, Jvdge of the Gowrdy Court Alexander MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Robert Roddy, City Clerk. George B. Morriss, First Clerk. WiUiam A. BeU, Third Clerk. cm BOLIOITORS. Hon. John B. Robinson. William G. McWilliams. CITT CLBRK'a OFKIOE. Henry J. HiU, Aaaistamt City Clerk. William A. Littlejohn, Second Clerk. John Pearcy, RegiatraMon Clerk. OITT TREABURER'S OFFIOK. Samuel B. Harman, William Booz, City Treasurer. Aaait/tant Treasurer. Richard Coady, Accoumtant. Francis Lobb, Clerk. Prank Shanly, City Engineer. i William D. Shutt, Accounta/nt. Robert Wilson, Aaaietant Inajpector. William R. Orr. John Patterson, Cashier. R. Curzon. Clerk. OITT ENOIMBBR'S OFFICE. Joseph H. Bennett, i Assistant City Engineer. AUDITORS. J. Jopling, Inspector. W. Lackey, Assistant Inspector. William R. Hughes. FOUOB OFFIOB. Alexander MacNabb, Police Magistrate. Major F. C. Draper, Chief Constable. John McPherson, Deputy Chief Constable. John T. Nudel, Clerk. Ixiv MEIIfilCBS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL crrr oummimiomii'b orrioi. Emerson Coatswortb, City Commimoner. £. Martin Secretary to Board of Health. E. Copping, Jnapedor. WIIQH MA8TBH. James R. Dunn. OAOL orriouLs. John Green, (louemor. J. H. RichardHon, Physician. William Harding, Engineer. Will. P. Crawford, Thifd Turnkey. Robert Darken, Fifth Turnkey. Thomas Peariw^, Seventh Turnkey. R. E. Griffith, Steward, Peter Ewan, Fir$t Tv/mkey. Samuel Beatty, Second Turnkey. Dennis Allen, Fourth Turnkey. John Powell, Sixth Turnkey. Joseph Bell, Eighth Turnkey. Alexander Wright, Ninth Turnkey. Martha Crawford, Matron. Margaret Horsnell, Asmtant Matron. riKE DEPABTMENT. James Ashfield, Chief Engineer. Donald Gibson, Electrician. Richard Ardagh. First Asa-istant Engineer. Thomas Graham, Second Assistant Engineer. AS8EH80R8. Nicholas Maughan, Assessment Commissioner. St. Andrew's Ward. Richard Hassard. St. David's Ward. James J. Mallon. St. James's Ward. George J. podges. St John's Ward. Charles Unwin. r\ AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. Ixv St Patrick'H Ward. Wm. A, Browne. ASxertHUHM, St. Oenrije'H Ward. Jamas Myoi'H. . f /own/ it CJlJf^PLSun'ajoi: >'?3. ilLtt^ I 1 I I u m I I [TT "Lj- — a- iJ] RoaXTothe^Market \ ' IS'O'H'ide i : Ll D d Road tjoJhpA'lai'ket I il I -^V^JW"' aj.y/! .;^.-JJ'0.. ^ ResavejilLolfor \ Erdrancetjo \ MiulalATxade^i m % tS.Ol'.J^-.ZS'o' 3 :«: -2J.V?.' ai:#>.-- KlIWJ^ Stp, i:iT W.Thojtuis AryMted \ jr\ . :n?4. 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V^.^ 4^ (V |> a fH t~OC OS © « SJHrH rH J5 -^S < lis ^■a w 13 ^ "cc' ^^ JP ^J* ^^ l» t»t-b- t»t- t^ AB S V Whi Stre And pris( Ist. Strc side Crei whe 60 i tot ton of( wes 2nc wit 8ht the pal ton (Jr see by Ai nil be pe Ai in ac $ is cr A A. Ixxvii FORM OF A. LOCAL IMPROVEMENT BY-LAW. No. . A By-law to provide for the construction of a Sevjer on Sherhourne Street, between Garleton and Welksley Streets, in St. Thomas' Ward. [Passed Jatimtry 6th, 1875,] Whereas R. 8. Williarm and others have petitioned for a Sewer on Sherboume Street, between Garleton and Wellealey Streets, in St. Thomcuf Ward. And whereas it has Vjeen ascertained and determined that the real property com- prise]} within the following limits, that is to say : 1st. Commencinff at a point, the intersection of the wrrih side of Garleton Street with the west side of Sherbourtis Street ; thence noriherh' along the loest side of Sherboume Street, feet, more or less, to the south Side of Wellesley Crescent ; thence westerly, following the curve of WellesUy Crescent, to a point where a line drawn parallel to the west side of Sherboume Street at a distance of 60 feet would intersect said curve ; thence southerly, parallel to Sherboume Street, to the north side of Garleton Street ; thence easterly along the north ai. i\ u Ixxviii FORM OF A LOCAL And whereaa "there are feet of frontage of the said real property on Sher- bourtw Street, according to the said description, directly benefited by the said Semr upon which it will be required to charge an annual special rate of one cent thr(x mUh on the dollar to pay the interest and create an annual sinking fund in paying the said prircipal debt of $ within ten years, according to law, which said debt is created on the security of the sjfjeoial rat© settled by thi* By-law, and on that security only. And whereas it is expedient to grant the prayer of such petition, and to raise the said sum of 9 by debentures of the Corporation of the City of Toronto to de- fray the expense thereof. Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council, enact as follows : — There phallbe forthwith constructed on Shtrbmirne Street, within the limits herein mentioned, a common Sewer, according to a plan to be approved of by the Board of Works, from Garleton to Wellesley Streets. * II. The owners or occupiers of the real property hereinbefore described are required, 80 soon as such common Sewer shall be constructed, and declared by the City Engineer for the time being to be fit to receive such drainage, forthwith, on notice thereof, to cause all the ground and premises embraced in such descrip- tion to be drained into the said Setoer, under the direction and to the satisfac- tion of the City Engineer. III. An annual special rate of one cent three milh on the dollar is hereby imptmed on the value of the property so described, which special rate shall be annually in- serted on the Collector's Boll for the Ward of St. Thomar, in each year for the next succeeding ten years, and shall be payable to and collected by him in the same way as the other rates on the said Bolls. ) IV. The sum of ( shall be raised by loan by this Corporation on the security of the special rate hereby imposed, and on that security onJy ; and debentures amounting to the sum of $ shall be issued by the said Corporation therefor. V. The said debentures shall be made payable on the first day of January, A. D. 1885, and bear interest at the rate of six per cent, in each year. VI. The said debentures may, both as to principal and interest, be payable in any place in Great Britain or this Province, and may be expressed in sterling money or any other currency, and the said sum of 9 to be raised thereon shall be laid out and expended in the ccnstructioh of the said Sewer, and in no other way and for no other purpose r-hatsoever. \ IMPROVEMENT BY-LAW. Ixxix VII. ii,« »«rT.an» of the aaid real property hereinbefore deacribed, or of " ** *"jS«XrrBSl to c™i LSaeJsmen^ imposed by this By-law any part tlie^f ' ■'**|i „,lw proportionate ahare or sharea of the cost thereof by the payment of hia or *«f^rX or thTv mav so commute by the payment J a principal sum m ^e« ther^*' }^^^ 5 L? tLe dSng the Lat yea? after of eight and or^-tenOi cents ^"^ ^l^^^y^^^tZx by tii^ payment of a simi- {Jr\r"fdu!^X^^e?thLrZ?irh^^^^ duri'ngwlSchThe said annual special rate shall have been actv«dly paid. VIII. time, as the law directs. IX. This By-law shall come into operation and take effect on the day of its final passing. Council Chambbb, . ,._, Toronto, January 6th, 1870. F»y«w- " •■SVX THE BY-LAWS OF THB CITY OF TORONTO. PROM THE DATE OF ITS INCORPORATION IN 1834, TO THE 30th OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1876 (except local ihfbovement bt-laws), AS CONSOLIDATED AND REPRINTED BT THB SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL FOB THAT PURPOSE. A.D. 1876. By-laws which are Effete or Bepealed are not R^rinted. No. 28. An Act authorizing the renewal of the Leases, ^^o-^f-^^^ and the granting of new Leases for the grounds uarkLt bi^. situate between the Market House and Church Street, King Street and Market Streel., upon the conditions and under the restrictions there- in specified. [Pamid March 2, 1887. AMKIDIO Oat. 7, ISS^ ; JAir. 6, Makoh 28, & Jem U, 1840 : Oor. 28, lBa8.J WHEREAS, to increase the prosperity of the City of Toronto and its revenues, to secure the public buildings from accidents by fire, to promote public im- provement, to encourage the outlay of capital, and the extension of commerce within the said City, it is expedi- 2 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW 28. No. 28. ent to offer new leases for the land west of the Market LeMM of Lota jurket*Biock. Bulldlngs commonly known as the Market Block to the present lessees or their assigns, and to authorize the Mayor of the City to receive surrenders of the present leases : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled, as follows : Authority to the Htyor to renew 1. From and after the passing of this Act, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said City to receive surrenders from the lessees or their assigns of any le^se or leases now held for lands in the said Market Block, to make or receive proposals for renewing any former lease, or granting any new lease or leases for the lands so sur- rendered, to sign all bonds, deeds, or contracts, relative to the same, to grant new le&ses therefor, and to affix the seal of the city thereto : Subject nevertheless to the con- ditions and restrictions hereinafter prescribed or hereafter to be prescribed by any act, rule, or regulation of the Common Council. By-law 28, s. 1. Conditions pre- 2. No renewal of any lease, nor any new lease shall be vious to granting " *' reneroto or new granted under this Act, until the party desiring the same shall have made application in writing therefor to the Clerk of the Common Council, such application to be laid by the said Clerk before the Mayer ; nor until the person desiring such renewal or new lease shall have executed a bond with two sufficient sureties to the City of Toronto, in a penalty to be determined by the Mayor and Chair- man of the Finance Committee for the due performance of the covenants in the leases so to be granted ; Provided also, that no application for a renewal of a lease, or a new lease, shall be received until all arrearage of rent shall be paid up. By-law 28, s. 2. 3. All leases to be granted or renewed under this Act shall contain one or more covenants on the part of the lessee, or his assigns for the erection, within one year from the date of the same, of such dwelling houses to be Covenants aa building. IL jrv By-law 28.] op the city of Toronto. Sj constructed according to the plans adopted and approved |^^°-.y- ^,4, of by the Common Council, and also a proviso of forfei- Mu^^ook. ture in case of a breach of such covenants as aforesaid. By-law. 28, s. 3. 4. All leases under this Act shall be for a term of forty- ^™« o* two years next after the expiration of the leases now held. By-law 28, s. 4. 5. The following shall be the rate per annum at which the said leases shall be renewed or granted, that is to say : for lots numbers one and sixteen on King Street, one pound ten shillings per foot frontage of twenty-seven feet ; for lots numbers two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen, on King Street, one pound per foot frontage; for lots numbers one, two, three, six, seven, and eight, on Church Street, fifteen shillings per foot frontage ; for lots num- bers four and five on Church Street, one pound two shil- lings and six pence per foot frontage ; for lot number one on Front Street, one pound five shilliiigs per foot frontage ; for lots numbers two, three, four, five, six, and seven, on Front Street, fifteen shillings per foot frontage ; for lots numbers eight, nine, ten, and eleven, on Front Street, eleven shillings and ^.hree pence per foot frontage ; for lot number twelve, on Front Street, seventeen shillings and six pence per foot frontage ; for lot i numbers one, two, three, six, seven, and eight, on the street fronting the west Market wall, twelve shillings and six pence per foot frontage; for lots numbers four and five on the same street, seventeen shillings and six pence per foot frontage ; and for all the lots on both sides of Market Lane, seven shillings and six pence per foot frontage. By-law 28, s. 5. DwiKnatioii of lota and rate of renewal Amended By-law 41, ae. 8, 4, pott p. 8. Amended By-law 46, 18, 1, 8, pM( p. 18. Amended By-law 42, 8. 8, port p. 9. Amended By-iaw 41, e. 1, pott p. 7. 6. The Mayor, together with the Standing Committee JJ^^^'o^i^tt,^ on Finance and Assessment for the said City for the time l^uJ^'hin^SL*** being, shaU have power and authority to treat with any '''™* **™* person or persons for the purchase of the unexpired term of any lease or leases now in existence for any lot or lots, CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 28. No. 28. of Lot! or any portion of any lot or lots, of which the present Mtrket*Biock. lessee cr lessees, or their assigns, may be desirous of sel- ling, in order the earlier to carry into effect the improve- ments CO itempiated by this Act. By-law 28, s. 6. Befennoe to plan or survey. Ooouniers to comply with re> ([uuuoni (or DUlldings. 7. All leases or renewals of le&i^.^'^ under this Act shall be for the lots as laid out on the plan and survey thereof, and adopted by the Council, or for such portions as may be held by the lessees or their assigns, npw in legal pos- session. By-law 28, s. 7. 8. Any person or persons now in legal occupation of more than one lot or any part of a lot as laid out as a.^ore- said, shall nevertheless be compelled, upon receiving a new lease under this Act, to comply with such regulations for the erection of buildings upon the said lot or lotS) or part of any lot respectively, as the Common Council may have adopted for such lot or lots, or part of any lot. By-law 28, s. 8. m^onpuii?' ^- ^^ *^ *^® ^^^ leases, or renewals of leases, to be granted under the authority of this Act, shall be con- tained a reservation of the xanes as specified upon the plan adopted by the Coimcil; and no buildings shall be erected on such lanes, except such as may be for the pur- pose of stores, warehouses, and offices connected with mer- cantile business, or with any trade or manufacture car* ried on in the buildings erected in the front of the lots. By-law 28, s. 9. Newiejeemsyb* iQ. At the expiration of any new lease for any premises granted on i»xpl- ^ » •' * ratioD of teirn. granted under the authority of this Act upon which build- ings have been erected pursuant to the plans adopted by the Common Coimcil, it shall be in the option of the Common Council for the time being, to grant a new leaae for a further term of years of such premises for which the lease has expired, upon such rents and terms as the said Common Council shall deem meet and proper : Provided always, that in case the Council shall not deem it expedi- -law 28. ^ct shall thereof, as may galpos- A By-law 89.] of the city op Toronto. Na80. liMMMOl LoU enb to grant such new leaae for a further term of years, the City of Toronto shall pay to the lessee, at the time of MariSi'mook. the expiration of the old lease, legally entitled to the pre- *-*-v-*^ raises, the value of the buildings erected thereon, which value shall be ascertained by three indifferent persons or . ,. *' *^ Arbitration to arbitrators to be chosen as follows : one to be chosen by u^' forbuSSl*" the Mayor for the time being, one other to be chosen by *"**• the lessee, and the third to be chosen by the two arbitra- tors, who shall award and determine the value of the buildings in question at the time of arbitration, and the amount determined upon by them shall be paid by the Treasurer to the lessee or his order within six calendar months from the making of such award as aforesaid ; Pro- vided alsQ, that such lessee shall not be compelled to give up possession yj{ his premises until he shall be paid in full Such award. By-law 28, s. 10. No. 89. An Act to continue and amend an Act of The Corporation of the City of Torjnto, passed on the 2nd of March, 1837, entitled "An Act authorizing the renewal of the Leases, and the granting of new Leases, for the grounds situate between the Market House and Church Street, King Street and Market Street, upon the con- ditions and under the restrictions therein specified." [VAMmo Oct. 7, 1889. AmiSKD Ivn IS, 1840 ; Oct. S6, 1808.] WHEREAS it is «xpedient and necessary to extend the period fixed for granting new leases of the lands known as the Market Block, at the prices and on the terms set fo'.ih in an Act of the Common Council, passed on the second day of March, in the year of our Lord one tlv>u8and eight hundred and thirty-seven, entitled " An Act authorizing the renewal of the leases and the grant- No. 41. LCMMOtLott In the Market Block. CONSOLIDATED _ IT-LAWS [By -law 41. ing of new leases for the grounds situate between the Market House and Church Street, King Street and Mar- ket Street, upon the conditions and under the restrici-ions therein specified : " Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled as follows : MewicMeenot 1. No new lease for any of the said lots shall in future buUdJnpi»re be granted to any person, until buildings shall be erected thereon agreeably to the plan adopted by the Corporation as prescribed in the aforesaid Act of the second of March, one thousand eight hundred and "thirty-seven, nor unless such buildings shall be erected within the time prescribed : Provided always, that in all cases where the leases have expired and the lessees do not avail themselves of the provisions of the Act hereby renewed upon the conditions and within the time prescribed, an arbitration shall be entered into, and the premises disposed of according to the conditions of the original leases. By-law 39, s. 4. No. 41. An Act to alter and amend the existing laws on the subject of the Market Block. rPASSlD Jax. 6, 1840. AMinDBD Dor, 86, 1868. | WHEREAS it is expedient that persons holding pro- perty in the Market Block whose leases have ex- ^pired, or are about to expire, and who decline to comply with the provisions of an Act of the Common Council, passed on the seventh day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine, enti- tled "An Act to continue and amend an Act of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, passed on the second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and thirty- seven, entitled ' An Act authorizing the renewal of ^he leases, and the granting of new leases, for the grounds. IL py-law 41. i^een the I and Mar- stricwions len, and Council in future >e erected rporation 3f March, or unless escribed : wes have !s of the onditions shall be ording to ', s. 4. aws on 840. . I868.I ing pro- ave ex- COttply ^uncil, of our B, enti- of the second ;hirty- )f ^he ounds. By-law 41.J of the city of tokonto. 7 situate between the Market House and Church Street, L.^oVi^u King Street and Market Street, upon the conditions and Muklt siook. under the restrictions therein specified,'" and who re- ^-^v^' quire leases for a further term of twenty-one years upon such terms as the City of Toronto may determine upon, without any condition of building being therein contained. And whereas it is necessary to make provision for re- leasing such lots situate in said Block, as may have baen or hereafter may be surrendered into the hands of the Corporation by the late or present lessees of such lots : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled, as follows : 1. The following shall be the rate per annum at which J^^S^on"""' the old leases shall be renewed for a further term of ""''** '*"*• twenty-one years from the first day of January, one thou- sand eight hundred and forty, said leases not to contain any provision for erecting buildings thereon. For lots on the old plan, numbers sixteen and seventeen, on Market Lane, two pounds two shillings and sixpence per foot frontage ; and for number thirteen on Market Lane, fifteen shillings per foot frontage. By-la\^' 41, s. 1. 2. The Mayor of the City shall have power and autho- M»yor to h»ve >> '' ^ power to pur- rity to purchase, and he is hereby authorized and empow- Jjjj^g SSm?!^ ered to purchase from the lessees of lots numbered accord- ^21 °' """^'^ ing to the original plan, one, two, and thirty, the houses and buildings erected on said lots, together with all the right, title and mterest thereto, for the sums determined upon by the arbitrators, that is to say : for lots one and two, and the buildings thereon, the sum of five hundred Amounu to b« and forty pounds ; for lot number thirty and the build- ings thereon, the sum of two hundred and twenty-five pounds, and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay the same to the present lessees of the said lots. By-law 41, S.2. paid. n CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 42. uJJ^ii'Lou 3. That part of the fifth section of the Act of the Com- luriwt* Block, mon Council, passed on the second of March, o*; > thou- ^-■•'V*-' sand eiffht hundred and thirty-seven, before alluded to. Amendment o( ° ByUwNo 88 ^hich puts a Yearly rental per foot on lots numbered ac- cording to the new plan, one, two, three, and four, in King Street, shall be, and iis hereby repealed, in so far as regards the price of said lots. By-law 41, s. 3. Rata lor renami 4. The foUowiug shall be the rate per annum at which stnet. lots one, two, three, and four, on King Street, shall be renewed upon the conditions, and for the term of years contained in said Act of the Common Council, passed on the second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven: for lot number one on King Street, one pound seventeen shillings and six-pence per foot frontage ; and numbers two, three, and four, on the said street, at one pound five shillings per foot frontage. By-law 41, s. 4. TraMurer to wii 5. It shall and may be lawful for the Treaanrer iivm oertftin jte by public auction, time to time, to put up and sell by public auction, all such lot or lots in the Market Block as have, or may be sur- rendered by, or purchased from, iuz lessees of such lot or lots, and to sell the same to the highest bidder for such premium as said lot or lots shall produce, subject always to the prices and conditions heretofore imposed by any Act of the Common Council, or such as are contained in the present Act. By-law 41, s. 6. No. 42. An Act to amend the various Acts of the Cor- poration now in force on the subject of the Market Block. [Pamio Mamb w, 1840. AwmaD Oct. 16, 186&] WHEREAS the Lessee of Market Lots numbers fif- teen and sixteen, in the Market Block, having de- clined to comply with the provisions of an Act of the Common Council, passed on the seventh day of October,one -law 42. By-law 42.] op THE oiTY of Toronto. • thouwind eight hundred and thirty-nine, entitled " An Act ,,^oft^|, to continue and amend an Act of The Corporation of the Market aiook. City of Toronto, passed on the second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven, entitled ' An Act authorizing the renewal of the leaaes and the grant- ing of new leases for the grounds situate between the Market House and Church Street, King Street and Market Street, upon the conditions and under the restrictions therein specified,' " it is expedient for the purpose of car- rying out the plan adopted by the Common Council for erecting buildings on the said Block, that the City of Toronto should purchase the interest of the lessee in the houses and buildings now standing upon said lots: Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled, as follows : 1. The Mayor of the City shall have full power and JJjJe^JlSUJr to authority to purchase, and he is hereby authorized and JiSd^mfc**' empowered to purchase, from the lessee of lots numbered according to the original plan, fifteen and sixteen, the houses and buildings now standing on said lots, together with all the right, title, and interest thereto, for the sum of three hundred and ten pounds, being the amount de- ^d!""**"** termined upon by the arbitrators, and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay the same to the said lessee. By-law 42, s. 1. 2. That part of the fifth section of the Act of the Com- ^j^lffw no?U' mon Courcil, passed on the second day of March, one **"' '* *"** **' *■ thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven, which puts a yearly rental per foot on lots numbered according to the new plan, five, six, seven, and eight, on West Market Place, shall be, and the same is hereby repealed, in so far as regards the price of said lots. By-law 42, s. 2. 3. The following shall be the rate per annum at which STtaMSMwSt lots numbers five, six, seven, and eight, on West Market ""•'•*"•«*• 10 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 43. No. 48. IiMMS Ot Water Lotj. Place, shall be renewed upon the condition and for the term of years contained in an Act of the Common Coun- cil, passed on the s /jond day of lihlarch, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven : fur lots numbers five and eight, on West Market Place, one pound five shillings per foot frontage ; for lots six and seven on the same street, sixteen ehillings and eight pence per foot frontage. By- law 42, s. 3. No. 43. An Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots named therein, upon the conditions and under the restrictions and limitations therein presc/.."ed [PAgaRD Hat U, 1840. Ambsdid Acq. 17, 1840; Nov. 24, ld46.] WHEREAS by a certain patent deed from the Crown, bearing date the twenty -first day of February ,one thousand eight hundred and forty, the whole of the water lots in front of the City not heretofore granted, laying be- tween F^rkeley Street on the east, and Graves Street on the wf,dt, have been given and granted to the City of Toronto for the benefit of the inhabitants of the said City, upon certain conditions and unde: certain restrictions and limitations in the said patent deed mentioned : And .vhereas it is necessary that the said lots or such portions of them as may be deemed expedient, should be forthwith made available for the purpose for which the said property Las been ceded to the said City : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled, as follows : 1. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer of the said City whenever he shall be required by the Mayor and Standing Committee on Wharves, Harbours, &c., to put %. Jf!^. By-law 43.] of the city of Toronto. II up and sell by auction, after fifteen days' notice thereof, ^Jie? of the right to leasee of the following lots, that is to say : w»ter tote^ numbers twenty-seven, thirty-four, thirty-five, thirty-six, thirty-nine, and forty, as described on the plan of said water lots adopted by the Common Council, the lessees of the lots on each side of Scott Street, numbered thirty-five and thirty-six, to have the right of erecting, or permitting others to erect buildings along the line of continuation of s^id Scott Street, the said buildings being erected accord- ing to a plan to be adopted by the Common Council. By- law 43, 8. 1. 2. The right of the said leases so sold, shall be sold conditioM oi with the condition that the purchaser shall cause to be made or constructed, all the improvements required by and specified in the said patent deed and exhibited in the plan attached thereto within the time limited by the said patent deed, and also the buildings and improvements shewn and specified in another plan adopted by the Com- mon Council, and filed in the office of the Clerk of the Common Council, in the manner and of the materials specified in the said last mentioned plan, the whole of such improvements and buildings to be erected to the entire satisfaction of the Standing Committee on Wharves, Har- bours, &c., their Superintendent, Surveyor, or Engineer. By-law 43, s. 2. 3. All the leases for the said lots shall be for a period K"!S.5'** of forty-two years, at the following rental per foot per ""'**^ annum frontage, payable half-yearly, that is to say : for lots numbers twenty-seven, thirty-four, and forty, five shillings per foot ; for lot number thirty-nine, seven shil- lings and sixpence per foot ; and for lots numbers thirty- five and thirty-six, ten shillings per foot frontage.. By-law 43, s. 3. 4. The leases shall be given immediately on the pay- j^*'""""''* ment of the purchase money, subject to forfeiture in case of not conforming with the conditions of the grant from 12 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW 45. Lo»*wo?Loto *^® Crown and the provisions of this Act, and that each MMtot Bfook. purchaser be required to give two good and sufficient sureties for the performance of the covenants and condi- tions contained in ths lease. By-law 43, a. 4. Rate for the renewal of tbe leaaes. To be deter- mined by arbi' tratlon. 5. At the expiration of any lease for any lot or lots granted under the authority of this Act upon which im- provements have been made pursuant to the said patent deed and plans adopted as aforesaid, the lessee or other pei'son who may be in legal possession of the premises 'at the time of the expiration of the lease, shall be entitled to a new lease for a further term of twenty-one years, at such a rate per foot per annum rental as the said lot or lots shall be then worth, to be determined by two disin- terested and indifferen persons or arbitrators, to be chosen as follows : one to be chosen by the Common Council for the time being, the other to be chosen by the lessee ; and in case the persons so chosen by the parties aforesaid can- not a^ee in their judgment of the value of the said pre- mises, the Common Council and lessee shall name a third per&^n as an umpire, whosd award shall be final: Provided always, that in case the lessee shall not be willing to take a new lease of such lot or lots, he shall have fuD power and authority to remove and take away all buildings ^o^uuL ^^^^ ^^ may l»ave erected on such lot or lots, the said is not renewed, buildings to be removed within three months after the expiration of the lease. By-law 43, s. 6. No. 46. An Act to repeal parts of, and amend the laws authorizing the Leasing of certain lots on the Market Block. [Pamid Jdhi 19, 1840.] WHEREAScertain lots intheMarketBlock have come intopossessionof the City4n consequence of the late lessees disposing of their interest therein to the City, or ■www By-law 46.] of the city of Toronto. m from their not availing themselves of the advantages Le»£2"rtLou offered by the Act of the Common Council, passed on the MMi«t*BSook. second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ^-*'^v"**-' thirty-seven, and continued by an Act passed on the seventh day of October, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine : And whereas it is necessary to fix such a rental upon said lots as they are now worth, and to provide for the sale of leases of the said lots : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled, as follows : 1. Tliat part of the fifth section of the Act of the Com- Amendment of ^ By-l»w No. 28, mon Council, passed on the second day of March, one "««•*> "w'* ^- '- thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven, which puts a yearly rental per foot on lots numbered according to the original plan, nine, ten, eleven, and twelve, on Front Street, shall be and the same is hereby repealed. By-law 45, s. 1. 2. The following shall be the rate per foot per annum lute foriesK of at which the lots numbered nine, ten, eleven, and twelve, street. on Front Street, shall be leased, that is to sa^ : numbers nine, ten, and eleven, sixteen shillings and eightpence per foot frontage ; and number twelve at one pound five shillings per foot frontage. By-law 45, s. 2. 14 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 49 No.i». L6M6BOf Water Lota. New leaiet nuy be nantedoD exmntlon of old ones. Oompenntion (o.- buildingB. No. 49. An Act to amend an Act passed on the four- teenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty, entitled " An Act to authorize the Leasing of certain Water Lots named there- in, upon the conditions, and under the restric- tions and Umitations therein prescribed." [PiaaBO Auo. 17, 1840. Amihdid Nov. 84, 1845.1 WHEREAS it is expedient to amend the Act of the Common Council of the City of Toronto, passed on the fourteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty, entitled, " An Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots named therein, upon the conditions and under the restrictions and limitations therein pre- scribed," and to authorize the leasing of other Water Lots belonging to the City of Toronto : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled, as follows : 1. At the expiration of the period for which a renewal of the leases granted of the water lots is authorized by the said Acts of the Common Council of the fourteenth of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty, it shall and may be lawful for the Common Council for the time being, to grant a further lease of the said water lots, or any of them, upon such terms as may be agreed upon be- tween the Common Council for the time being, and the lessee or lesseeb of any such lot or lots : Provided alway.s that if the Common Council shall not think fit to grant any further renewal of the leases of the said lots or any of them, the City of Toronto shall pay to the lessee or other person who may be in legal possession of the prem- ises, the value of the buildings erected thereon, which value shall be ascertained and determined in the same manner as the rental of the said lots is to be determined %, No. 61. Letae of Water LottoOis Company. By-law 51.] of the city of Toronto. 15 at the expiration of the first demised term of forty-two years. By-law 49, s. 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the City of Toronto }^ ^j^' to grant a lease of water lot number fifty-four, to Richard '"°"*nB- Tinning at a rental of seven shillings and sixpence per foot frontage, and at a premium of seventy-five pounds, for the same terms, and upon the same conditions, limita- tions, and restrictions, as other water lots belonging to the City of Toronto are leased. By-law 49, s. 2. 3. It shall be the doty of the Treasurer of the City of Treasurer, •' •' when required, Toronto, whenever he shall be required by the Mayor {^^^'"^JJ^jlJ and Chairman of the Standing Committee on Wharves, ""o"*"- Harbours, &c., to put up and sell by t^uction, after fifteen days' notice, at such a premium as may be determined upon by the Mayor and Standing Committee upon Wharves, Harbours, &c., and at the rental hereinafter mentioned, the right to leases of the following water lots, namely : numbei-s forty-three and fifty-five, upon the same conditions, limitations, and restrictions as other water lots belonging to the City of Toronto are leased. By-law 49, s. 3. 4. The rental of the said lots per foot frontage per an- Rental oi lots. num, shall be as follows, namely: for lot number fr.ty- three, fifteen shillings per foot ; and for lot number fifty- five, fifteen shillings per foot. By-law 49, s. 4. No. 51. An Act to Lease Water Lot number five, accord- ing to the plan of Mr. Howard, to the Hon. Joseph Masson and others for the purpose of erecting Gas Works to supply the City of Toronto with Gas, and for other purposes. IPamm Jcmb 7, 1841.] WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph Masson, of the aty of I^ontreal, John Strang, of the City of Quebec, 16 No. 61. IiMMe of Water Lot to Ou Oompuiy. Lease of water lot No. S. Condition in lease. Covenant in leaae. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAW^ [By-law 61. Esquire, and Albert* Fumies, of the City of Montreal, Esquire, have proposed to light the City of Toronto with Qas, and to form themselves into an association for that purpose, to be styled " The City of Toronto Gas Light Company :" And whereas the City of Toronto has consented to their proposition, and has agreed to lease unto them one of the water lots in front of the said City, for the purpose of erecting their said works upon : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled, as follows : 1. A lease of water lot number five, in front of the City, as laid down on the plan of the said City, filed with the Clerk of the Common Council, shall be granted to the said Joseph Masson, John Strang, and Albert Fumiss, their executors, administrators, and assigns, as surveyed by Mr, Roy. By-law 51, s. 1. 2. The lease for the said lot shall contain a condition that the said Joseph Masson, John Strang, and Albert Fumiss, shall erect on ihe said lot within two years, suit- able buildings for Gas works conformably to the plttn now filed in the office of the Clerk of the Common Council, and approved of by the Standing Committee on Wharves, Harbours, &c., and that they do within the said period light certain portions of the said City with Gas. By-law 61, s. 2. 3. The lease shall contain acovenantby the said Joseph Masson, John Strang, and Al'oert Fumiss, their executors, administrators, and assigns, that they will construct on the said water lot all the improvements required by and specified in the patent deed granting the water lots in front of the said City to the City of Toronto, and that they will comply witii all the provisions contained in the said patent deed, and that they will not, at any time dur- JL /:\.. By-law 51] of the city of Toronto. 17 LottoOM Compuy. ing the said lease, permit or suffer any deleterious or j^^- ^^^ noxious fluid or matter to run or escape from the said gas works into the Bay in front of the said City, or do or suffer any matter or thing to be done at the said works whereby the water in the said Bay can be in anywise in- jured or affected. By-law 61, s. 3. 4. The said lease shall be for a period of forty-two p™**'""* o* " years, from the first of June next, at the annual rental of five shillings a year, and at the expiration of the said term of forty-two years, the said Joseph Masson, John Strang, and Albert Fumiss, their executors, administra- tors, or assigns, shall be entitled to a new lease for a fur- Maybewnewed. ther term of twenty -one years, at the same rent per annum, on the same terms, and on the other conditions provided in this bill : Provided always, that in case the said Joseph , „ 1 »„ »^ . , Arbitration to Masson, John Strang, and Albert Fumiss, their executors, determine com. ' ° ' ' Dentation (or administrators, or assigns, shall not be willing to take a ^'^^JJSf""' new and further lease of such lot at the expiration of the said term of sixty-three years, the City shall within six months from the expiration of the said lease, pay to the said Joseph Masson, John Strang, and Albert Fumiss, their executors, administrators, and assigns, the value of the buildings, gas apparatus, and appurtenances erected on the said water lot, such value to be ascertained by two indifferent persons, one to be chosen by the Common Council for the time being, the other by the said Joseph Masson, John Strang, and Albert Fumiss, or their legal representative ; and in case the said parties so chosen can- not agree in the value of the said buildings, gas apparatus, &c., the Common Council and the said lessees shall choose a third persor whose decision shall be final. By-law 61, s. 4. 5. It dhall and may be lawful to and for the said Power »<> i»y pipes in streets. Joseph Masson, John Strang, and Albert Fumirs, their executors, administrators, or assigns, to break up, dig, and trench so much and so many of the streets of the said City B 18 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 54, No. M. „, of Toronto, commencing at their works and running w»ur Lot* throughout the said City of Toronto, as will be necessary for laying the pipes or mains to conduct the gas from their works to the co-^umers thereof : Provided always, that the Leueea to rep thertreets broken up by *'"^ said Joseph Masson, John Strang, and Albert Fumiss, their executors, administrators, and assigns shall, within a rea- sonable time, replace, relay, and make good, such parts of the said streets as shall be broken up and made use of for the purposes aforesaid. By-law 51, s. 5. ^rin'theworiu ^- ^V pcrson or pcrsous injuring the v/orks, appara- tus, mains, pipes, lamps, or other appurtenances of the said works used for lighting the said City with gas, shall be subject for each offence to a fine not exccaing five pounds, or imprisonment of not more than thiity days, in the discretion of the magistra'je convicting. By-law51, s.6. No. 64. An Act to authorize the sale of Leases of entire Water Lots therein mentioned. IPabmdJultW, 1841.] WHEREAS the demand for property situated on the water's edge has increased : And whereas the Gty of Toronto has several vacant lots situated on the water's edge which are at present unpro- ductive ; it is therefore expedient that the said property, commonly called water lots, should, as early as possible, be made available to the increase of the revenues of the City : Be it therefore enacted by the MAyor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled : Treasurer, 1. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer of the City of to sell certain ' Toronto, whcncvcr he shall be required by the Mayor and lots by public ~l J J •ucuon. Chairman of the Standing Committee on Wharves, Har- bours, &c., to put up and sell by Public Auction, after ^s^r\ By-law 71.] of the city of Toronto, 19 eight days' notice, at such a premium as may be deter- ^m^'oi, mined upon by the Mayor and Standing Committee on .^^J ^, Wharves, Harbours, &c., and at the rental hereinafter mentioned, the right to leases of the following water lots, namely: numbers forty-two, forty-nine, fifty, fifty-tvo, fifty-three, and fifty-four ; such leases to be granted upon the conditions, restrictions, and limitations prescribed in leuei. the Acts of the Common Council, passed on the fourteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty, en- titled, " An Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots," &c., and on the seventeenth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty, entitled, " An Act to amend an Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots," &c. By-law 54, s. 1. 2. The rental of said lots per foot frontage per annum Renuiof loti. shall be as follows, namely: for lot number forty-two, fifteen shillings per foot ; forty-nine, five shillings per foot; fifty, five shillings per foot; fifty-two, fifteen shillings per foot ; fifty-three, five shillings per foot ; fifty-four, ten shillings per foot. By-law 64, s. 2. No. 71. An Act to authorize the sale of Leases of Water Lots, numbers nine, thirty-nine, forty-five, and fifty-seven, upon the terms and conditions therein mentioned. [PiBBCD Aua. 28, 184&] WHEREAS application has been made to lease several of the water lots situate in front of the city : And whereas it is expedient that said property should be made productive on as early a day as practicable : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled : so CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 79. i No. 79. LMtMot hoiM in the Htfket Block. The TreMurer when required, to wll certain loti by public auction. Conditions of leaaei. By-law 18, ante P. 10. By-Uw 49, ante p. U. Rental of lots. 1. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer of the City of Toronto whenever he shall be required by the Mayor and Chainnan of the Standing Committee on Wharves, Har- bours, &c., to put up and sell by public auction after eight days' notice at such a premium as may be deter- mined upon by the Mayor and Standing Committee on Wharves, Harbours, &c., and at the rental hereinafter mentioned, the right to leases of the following water lots, namely, numbers nine, thirty-nine, forty-fi^e, and fifty- seven, such leases to be granted upon the conditions, re- strictions and limitations prescribed in the Acts of the Common Council, passed on the fourteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty, entitled " An Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots," &;c'., and on the seventeenth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty, entitled " An Act to amend an Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots," &c. By-law 71, 8. 1. 2. The rental of said lots per foot frontage pei annum, shall be as follows, namelj', for lot number nine, at five shillings per foot frontage ; lot number thirty -nine, seven shillings and sixpence per foot frontage ; lot number forty-five at five shillings per foot frontage ; lot number fifty-seven at ten shillings per foot frontage. By-law 71, 8.2. No. 79. An Act to authorize the sale of the leases of lots numbered three, four, five, six, seven, and eight, on Front Street, in the Market Block, upon certain conditions. [VAtUD Mat 6, 1844.] WHEREAS the lease of the lot on the Market Block upon which the house known as the City Hotel, and other premises connectedftherewith, on Front Street, are erected, has expired : A •law 79. By-law 79.] op the city of Toronto. SI And whereas it is expedient that Ine same uhould be jj^ Ji'lou laid out an4 leased as early as possible : Intha Ml let Block Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled, as follows : 1. The land on the Market Block, lately occupied by Sl^."' >*"';•* ' - f J Block to be Uld the City Hotel, and other premises therewith connected, ""' '" '°'*' on Front Street, shall be laid out in lots of twenty-six feet front each, and numbered three, four, five, six, seven and eight, an3rthing in any previous Act of the Common (youncil to the contrary notwithstanding. By-law 79, s. 1. 2. The Treasurer of the City of Toronto, whenever he The Treasurer *' when required, shall be required by the Mayor and Standing Committee }^tJ*"y°^J^no on the affairs of the Market Block, shall cause to be put ""^"'^ up and sold by auction after eight days' notice, at such a premium as may be determined upon by the Mayor and Standing Committee on the affairs of the Market Block, and at the rental hereinafter mentioned, the rigut bo leases of the said lots, numbered three, four, five, six, seven and eight, on Front Street ; such leases to be granted i^!^. upon the conditions, restrictions and limitations, (except as regards the rental) prescribed in the Act of the Com- mon Council, passed on the second of March, one thou- sand eight hundred and thirty -seven, entitled " An Act By-uw 28, ,ont« authorizing the renewal of the leases, and the granting of '"" new. leases, for the grounds situate 'jetween the Market- house and Church Street, King Street, and Market Street, upon the conditions and under the restrictions therein speciBed." By-law 79, s. 2. 3. The rate at which the said lots, so numbered as ^^^ <>' iot»- above, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight, on Front Street, shall be leased, shall be fixed at fifteen shillings per foot frontage per annum : Provided always, that it be a con- dition of all leases of the property hereafter to be sold on buSdl^sS*'*** the Market Block, that no stables or outbuildings what- 22 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 100. No 100. LaMMnf Water LnU. ever be conntructed on the said lotH, except of brick or Htone. and that the roofH of the whole Ih) constructed of tin, nlate, tile, or other incombustible material. By-law 79, s. 3. No. 100. . An Act to amend certain Acts, and to provide for the disposition of certain Water Lots, and for other purposes therein mentioned. [PMaiD Nov. 84, 1Mb.] WHEREAS several applications having been made to lease certain of the Water Lots owned by the City of Toronto, it is desirable that such lots, or certain portions thereof, should be made available for the purposes for which they have been ceded to the said city : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Oommonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled : i wh'e^uiJS 1- ^^ ^^^^^ ^ ^^^ ^^^y °* ^^^ Treasurer of the City {otrbVp^io of Toronto, whenever he shall be required by the Mayor •notion. ^jjj Chairman of the Standing Committee on Wharves Harbours, &;c., to put up and sell by public auction, after eight days' notice, the right to leases of the follow- . ing Water Lots: numbers two, three, four, five, forty- two, forty -seven, forty-eight, fifty-two, fifty-five, fifty-six, and fifty -seven, such leases to be granted upon the condi- tions and limitations prescribed in the Act of the Common Coimcil, passed on the fourteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty, entitled " An Act to authorize the Leasing of certain Water Lots," &c. ; and on the seven- teenth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and p^'u" *'' ""** forty, entitled " An Act to amend an Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots," &c. By-law 100, s. 1. Condi tionk of tl:a By-law 48, an p. 10. Bental of lota. 2. The upset price ot the rental of said Water Lots per foot frontage per annum shall be as follows : for the IL law 100. brick or uct«d of By-law By-law 12t).] of tue city ot tokumiu 23 lots numbers two, three, four and five, five ahillingH per rSjd^oi foot frontage ; for lot number forty-two, twenty HhillingH ■''•'^''•"•• per foot frontage; for lot number fifty-two, fiifteen ahillings pur foot frontage ; for lots numbers forty -seven, forty -eight, fifty-five, fifty-six, and fifty-seven, ten shillings per foot frontage. By-law 100, s. 2. 8. The bidding which may take place at the time of *|J|"n«»'*'''i- sale, shall be in the way of increased rent per foot over and above the upset price. By-law 100, s. 3. 4. Any of the said Water Lots remaining undisposed SS5J5|^JJ5o# of, after being otfered for sale by public auction, may jijjj^'"' p^*'** be sold by private sale under the authority of the Mayor and Standing Committee on Wharves, Harbours, &c. : Pro- vided that in no case a less price shall be put on any of the said lots than what is placed th^eon by the second section of this Act : And it is further provided that water lots numbers thirty-iune,forty-three and forty -four, be reserved uu reined, for the present, and be not disposed of except under a special Act of the Council. By-law 100, a. 4. No. 126« An Act to make better provision for the freedom of Elections, and to prevent the Officers and Servants of the Corporation from taking part in Election contests. [Pamid Juin 6, 1848. Ahwdu) Cor. 26, 1868.] WHEREAS it is expedient for the good government of this City, and the securing of public confidence in the fidelity and efficiency of the ofiicers and servants of the Corporation, that provision be made for the purpose of preventing the said officers and servants from taking part in election contests : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldeimen,. and 'Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council Assembled : 24 No. 126, Freedom of Elections. Offlceraand Servants of the Corporation not to take part in the election of Aldermen or Mayor, but may vote aa electors. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 126. 1. From and after the passing of this Act, no officer or servant, receiving pay from the Corporation, shall be per- mitted or be at liberty to take part in the election of any candidate for the office of Alderman for any Ward in the said City, or in the election of any candidate for the office of Mayor of the said City, otherwise than by recording his vote as an elector, if duly qualified by law so to do, in favour of such candidate or candidates as he may think proper to support. By-law 126, S; 1. II they otherwise Interfere in elec- 2. If any officer or servant of the Corpomtion as afore- be'di's^M^r'" ^^^> ^^*^ canvass or solicit any vote or votes, in behalf of any candidate, as aforesaid, or shall hold out to any elector of the said City, or to any Alderman of the said City, any promise of reward, or pecuniary consideration, or any other inducement whatever^ in order to obtain or secure the vote of such elector, or of such Alderman, in favour of any candidate, as aforesaid ; or shall make use of any threat or intimidation, with a view of preventing such elector or such Alderman from voting for any candi- date as aforesaid, such officer, or servant, as aforesaid, shall be deemed guilty of a violation of this Act, and shall, upon satisfactory proof of such offence established as hereinafter provided, be dismissed from the service of the Corporation forthwith. By-law 126, s. 2. Complaints for 3. Whenever any petition from any elector or electors ▼loUtion of this ,.. . „ Act tobe of the said City, complaining against any officer or ser- ^ttee."*"" ^^^^ °^ ^^^ Corporation for the violation of this Act, shall be duly presented to^ and received by the Municipal Council of the said City of Toronto, or whenever any member of the said Municipal Council shall in his place in Council prefer against any officer or servant of the. Corpo- ration a charge in writing of having, committed a viola- tion of this Act, it shall be competent to the said Muni- cipal Council to refer such petition, or such charge as SonstowS^rt ^^oresaid, for due ii-vestigation to a Committee of the ^khthe** Council, to be appointed by resolution for that purpose,, ewdence. ' ""* with instructions to report thereon, and to furnish to the iL J!^ By-law 128.] OP the city of Toronto. 25 said Municipal Council in writing, the whole of the evi- LewS'of'uu donee taken in the case by said Committpo, before any Market Block. Aral action shall be taken thereon by the said Municipal ^-'"'V*-^ Council. By-law 126, s. 3. 4. No proceedings shall or may be taken by the said committee not ^ "^ " •'to commence Committee in the investigation of such petition or charge [he^STT^'cSare- as aforesaid, until due notice thereof shall have been given ^ '' notified, to the party charged with the offence, by the City Clerk, who is hereby required to furnish the same in writing within three days after the referring the petition or charge by the Council to the said Committee ; and the said notice ^®t^hi^e*toSr shall have been served upon the party so ch fged at least fn^u^^lton!' four days prior to the commencement of the said investi- gation. By-law 126, s. 4. 5. The said Commiteee after hearing and considering The committee ■ 1 -lo 1111 *° report to the all the evidence m the case before them, shall, as soon as councu. possible, frame a report thereon, and submit the same to the said Municipal Council, to be further dealt with as to them, the said Municipal Council, may appear fit and pro- per. By-law 126, s. 5. No. 128. An Act to authorize the Leasing of the unoccu- pied Lots on the Market Block upon certain conditions and restrictions therein mentioned. [PA88BD Jura 6, 1848.] WHEREAS it is expedient to provide for the leasing of the unoccupied lots of the property known as the Market Block, in the City of Toronto : And whereas several Acts have been passed by the Com- mon Council of the said City from time to time, relative to the said property, which it is expedient should be re- pealed, so far as they affect the lots hereinafter mentioned as yet to be disposed of : No. 128. Lett; 66 of Lots in the Market Block. Leases of lots on Church Street. 20 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 128. Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled : 1. Leases of lots numbers one and three, on Church Street, shall be granted to the present holders of the said lots numbers one and three, at a rental of twenty-five shillings per foot frontage per annum, and that leases of lots numbers two and five, on Church Street, be granted to the present holders of the said lots niunbers two and five, at a rental of twenty shillings per foot frontage per annum ; tho ii-ental of the said lots numbers one, two, and "Commencement three, to commeuce from the first day of October, one of rental. ' •' ' thousand eight hundred and forty -seven; and the rent of lot number five to commence from the first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight. By-law 128, s. 1. Certain lots to be sold by public auction. 2. The right to leases of lots numbers four and six on Church Street, lots lettered A,B,C, and D, and numbered one, two, three, four, and five, on Front Street, and lots numbers seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, on Colborne Street, shall Sch lot^** '" ^ disposed of at public auction, at the following uptjet prices upon each lot respectively, namely : lots numbers four and six on Church Street, at twenty-five shillings per foot frontage per annum ; lot lettered A, on Front Street, at thirty-five shillings per foot frontage per annum ; lot lettered B, on Front Street, at twenty-two shillings and sixpence per foot frontage per annum ; lots lettered C and D, and numbered one and two, on Front Street, at twenty shillings per foot frontage per annum ; lots numbers three, four, and five, on Front Street, at seventeen shillings and sixpence per foot frontage per annum ; lots numbers eight; nine, and sixteen, on Colborne Street, at twelve shillings and sixpence per foot frontage per annum ; and lots numbers seven, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen, on Colborne Street, at eleven shillings and thi«e pence per foot frontage per annum. By-law 128, s. 2. y^ Bv-laW 138.] OF 7HE CITY OF TORONTO. 27 to 3. It shall be a condition of the sale of the right to LeMMonLoti leases of any of the said lots, that the purchaser shall theowci^Haii. erect, or cause to be erected, upon the lot or lots pur- ^'^y"*^ chased, before the first day of November, one thousand ''""'I'n*- eight hundred and forty-nine, buildings conformably to the plan adopted by the Common Council for such lot or lots, and that all out-houses and other buildings erected on the said lots shall be of brick or stone, and covered with metal or other incombustible material. By-law 128, a. 3. 4. The leases for the said lots respectively shall be for peases to be for ^ •' forty-two yean, a period of forty-two years, renewable at the expiration '■enew'We. of the said period for a further term of twenty-one years, at a rental to be determined by arbitration, and renewable at the expiration of every subsequent twenty-one years, by arbitration, as aforesaid, unless the Common Council for the time being shall desire to resume the possession of the said lots, or any of them, in which case the Common for^^ydTn^" Council shall pay to the lessees the value of the buildings menu £> be'' determined by and improvements on the said lots so resumed, the value arbitration, of the said buildings or improvements to be determined by arbitration, an)i;hing in any former Act of the Common Council to the contrary notwithstanding. By-lawl28,8. 4. t All Acts or parts of Acts heretofore passed by the SSStB^iam"*" Common Council, relating to the lots hereinbefore men- tioned, which are repugnant to this Act, shall be and are hereby declared to be repealed, so far as they relate to the various lots hereinbefore mentioned. By-law 128, s. 5. ^ No. 138. An Act to authorize the Leasing of certain Lots on the site of the old City Hall and Offices on King Street. [Pamid JmiK 11, 1840.J WHEREAS it is expedient to provide for the leasing of the land on King Street, heretofore occupied by 28 No. 188. lieues of Lota CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 138. the old City Hall and Offices, and other buildings situate on site of between East and West Market Places the old City Hall. Certain lots to be sold by public auction. Upset price of each lot. Condition as to building. Leases to be for forty-two years, renewable. Compensation for improve- ments, to be determined by arbitration. Be it therefore enacted by the Mayc", Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled : 1. The right to leases of lots numbered one, two, three, and four, occupying the site of the old City Hall and offices and other buildings on King Street, situate between East and West Market Places, according to a plan adopt d by the Common Council of the said City and to this Act annexed, shall be disposed of at public auction, at the follow -ng upset prices upon each lot respectively, namely; lot number one, three pounds per foot frontage per annum ; for lot number two, two pounds ten shillings per foot frontage per annum ; for lot number three, two pounds ten shillings per foot frontage per annum ; for lot number four, three pounds per foot frontage per annum. By-law 138, s. 1. 2. It shall be a condition of the sale of the right to leases of any of the said lots, that the purchaser shall erecu, or cause to be erected, upon the lot or lots purchased, before the first day of October, one thousand eight hun- dred and fifty, buildings, conformably to the plan and elevation, and of the material adopted by the Common Council for such lot or lots. By-law 138, s. 2. 3. The leases for the said lots respectively shall be for a period of forty-two years, renewable at the expiration of the said period for a further term of twenty-one years, at a rental to be determined by arbitration, and renewable at the expiration of every subsequent twenty-one years, by arbitration, as aforesaid, unless the Common Council for the time being shall desire to resume the possession of the said lots, or any of them, in which case the Com- mon Council shall pay to the lessees the value of the buildings and improvements on the said lots so resumed, r^ By-law 144.] of the city of Toronto. 29 the value of the said buildings or improvements to be x^^lt*u>ia determined by arbitration. By-law 138, s. 3. M«rk2t*Block, No. 144. An Act to authorize the issue of new Leases for certain Lots on the Market Block, therein mentioned. [PA88KD Dm. 8, 1840.] WHEREAS John T.Smith and others, lessees of certain lots on the Market Block, have by petition, prayed the Common Council of the City of Toronto to authorize the issuing to them of leases, in accordance with and simi- lar to those lately issued by the Common Council tor lots recently let upon the said Maiket Block : Ard whereas the Common Council have resolved that it is just to grant the prayer of the petitioners, and that new leases should be grant., d to the petitioners, similar to the leases recently granted for lots on the Market Block : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council assembled : 1. From and after the passing of this Act, the leases certain leases, upon being sur- sranted of lots on the Market Block, numbered one, two, rendered to the ° ^ Treasurer to three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, ^ ow>«e"ei thirteen, fourteen, fifteen and sixteen, on King Street ; lois numbered one, two, three, four, five, and six, on West Market Place ; lots numbered one, two, three, four, five, and six, on Colbome Street ; and lots numbered six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, and twelve, on Front Street, shall upon their being surrendered to the Treasurer of the City of ToiOiito,be cancelled by the said Treasurer. By-lawl44,s. 1. 2. Upon the surrender of the said leases, or any of upon surrende of old leases the them, to the said Treasurer, it shall be the duty of the Treasurer to •' make out new Treasurer to make out and deliver to the original lessees '**** 80 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 158, LeawLVwater 0^ *^®^^ assigns, legally in possession of the said leases, ._^°*t.^_, new leases for the lots numbered and described in the first section of this Act, reserving to the City of Toronto the rents reserved in the said original leases, and containing all the covenants and agreements to be performed by the original lessees or their assigns. By-law 144, s. 2. LeHestobetor 3. The Icases for the said lots respectively shall be for forty-two j-ears "[ renewable. a period of forty-two ycars from the date of the leases so to be surrendered, renewable, at the expiration of the said period for a further term of twenty-one years, at a rental to be determined by arbitration, and renewable at the expiration of every subsequent twenty-one years, by arbitration, as aforesaid ; unless the Common Counc: 1 for Compensation the time being shall desire to resume possession of the for improve- ° * temi?ned'by"**' Said lots, or any of them, in which case the Common Council shall pay to the lessees the value of the buildings or improvements on the said lots so resumed, the value of the said buildings or improvements to be determined by arbitration, anything in any former Act of the Common Council to the contrary notwithstanding. By-law 144, s. 3. arbitration. Repeal of repug- nant By-laws, 4. All Acts, or parts of Acts, heretofore passed by the Common Council relative to the lots hereinbefore men- tioned, which are repugnant to this Act, shall be, and are hereby declared to be repealed, so far as they relate to the various lots hereinbefore mentioned. By-law 144, s. 4. No. 168. An Act to authorize the Leasing of Water Lots Forty-three and Forty-four, upon the terms therein mentioned. [Pahbd JDI.T 88, I860.] WHEREAS it is expedient to lease the water lots west of Bay Street, numbers forty-three and forty-four, for the purpose of rendering them available as a source of revenue to the City : A A- By-law 161.] of the city of Toronto. 31 No. lei. IiMWS of LiOUl Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Council MMket'mook. assembled : ^■^'V"*-^ 1. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer of the City of ]J^",^'^^, Toronto, whenever he shall be required by the Mayor and iStTby'^JJwia Chairman of the Standing Committee on Wharves, Har- *"° °°' hours, &c., to put up and sell by public auction, after eight days' notice, the right to leases of the following water lots, namely, forty-three and forty-four, such leases to be gi'anted upon the conditions and limitations prescribed in the Acts of the Common Council passed on the fourteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty, enti- By-i»w 48, an<« tied " An Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots," &c., and on the seventeenth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty, entitled " An Act to p.'^i^* ' amend an Act to authorize the leasing of certain Water Lots." By-law 158, 8. 1. 2. The upset price of the rental of said water lots per Rent«i oi lou. foot frontage per anniun shall be as follows : lot number forty-three, to consist of one hundred and twenty-two feet frontage on the north, to be put up at the rate of twenty- five shillings per foot frontage, and lot number forty-four, to consist of fifty feet frontage on the north, to be put up at the rate of fifteen shillings per foot frontage ; anything ' to the contrary in any previous Act of the Common Coun- cil contained notwithstanding. By-law 158, s. 2. 3. The bidding which may take place at the time of ¥^°°\' ^Iie" sale shall be in the way of increased rent per foot over and above the upset price. By-law 158, s. 3. No. 161. An Act to authorize the extension of the Leases granted for certain Lots on the Market Block. [Paisiid Oct. 14, I860.] WHEREAS JohnT. Smith and others, lessees of certain lots on the Market Block, have by petition prayed 32 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 101. No. 161. Lmms of Lots in the Market Block. the Common Council of the City of Toronto to authorize the alteration of their leases I'rom the said City of Toronto, so that they may hold the same for the same term an is contained in the indentures of lease recently granted by the said the City of Toronto for the other portions of the mid Market Block, but subject to the same respective rents as are reserved in and by the indentures of lease first above mentioned : And whereas it is just and proper that the prayer of the said petitioners should be granted : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in Common Coimcil assembled : eudorsTiiTOve- ^- Upon the production to the Treasurer of the said uSSJs?" '*'^"' City of Toronto of the leases heretofore granted by the .said the City of Toronto, for lots on the Market Block, numbered one, two, three, four, five,' six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen and sixteen, on King Street ; iucs numbered one, two, three, four, five, and six, on West Market Place ; lots numbered one, two, three, four, five, and six, on Colbome Street ; and lots numbered one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, and twelve, on Front Street, by the lawful holders thereof, it shall be the duty of the Treasurer to cause a covenant or other instrument in writing to be en- dorsed upon each of the said leases, and executed under the seal of the said the City of Toronto, by means of which the term or terms of years thereby granted shall be re- spectively extended to a period of forty-two years from the date of each of the said leases respectively, renewable at the expiration of the said term for a further term of twenty-one years, at a rental to be determined by arbitra- tion, and renewable at the expiration of every subsequent twenty-one years by arbitration as aforesaid, unless the Common Council for the time being shall desire to resume possession of the said lots, or any of them, in which case Extendln^r the terra of the leases to forty-two years, renewable z^ By-law 177.] of the city op Toronto. 88 the Common Council shall pay to the lessees the value of the buildings or improvements on the said lots so resumed, the value of the said buildings or improvements to be de- termined by arbitration ; anything in any former Act of the Common Council to the contrary notwithstanding: Provided always, that such endorsement shall in no manner interfere with or alter the rent reserved in and by the said several indentures of lease respectively, or annul or vary the covenants therein contained, on the part and be- half of the said lessees or their assigns, to be respectively paid, observed, performed and kept. By-law 161, s. 1. 2. All Acts, or parts of Acts heretofore passed by the RepMi ot npag. Common Council, relative to the lots hereinbefore men- tioned, which are repugnant to this Act, shall be and are hereby declared to be repealed, so far as they relate to the various lots hereinbefore mentioned. By-law 161, s. 2. Ko. 177. Stock In Toronto •ndOlMlph Bail- w»y. OompciiMtlon tor Improve- ments to be determined by •rbltntlon. The covenant endorsed not to alter the rent or vary the cove- nantiln the No. 177. ^\n Act to authorize the Corporation of the City of Toronto to subscribe for Stock in the Toronto and Guelph Railway Company, to the amount of one hundred thousand pounds. [Pabud Dec. 1, 1861.] 1T7HEREAS by the Railway Clauses Consolidation Act * * it was amongst otherthingsenacied.that the Muni- cipal Corporations in this Province might subscribe for any number of shares in the capital stock of any Railway Com- pany which should, by any Act of the Parliament of this Province, be thereafter incorporated ;or lend to or guarantee the payment of any sum of money borrowed by the said Company from any Corporation or person ; or endorse or guarantee the payment of any debenture to be issued by the Company for the money by them borrowed; and should have power to assess and levy, from time to time, upon the whole rateable property of the Municipality, a sufficient 84 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 177. Umaot £100000 '*"™ ^^^ them to discharge the debt or engagement so con- oityD«b«ntuTM. (j^acted ; and for the like purpose to issue debentures, pay- able at such time and for such sum respectively, not less than five pounds currency, and bearing or not bearing in- terest as such Municipal Corporation may think meet; and that any such debenture issued, endorsed or guaranteed, should be valid and binding on such Municipal Corporation if signed or endorsed and countersigned by such officer or person, and in such manner and form as should be directed by any By-law of such Corporation, and that the Corpora- tion seal thereto should not be necessary, nor the obser- vance of any other form with regard to the said deben- tures than such as should be directed in such By-law as aforesaid ; and also that no Municipal Corporation should subscribe for stock, or incur any debt or liability under the said Act, or the Special Act incorporating the said Company, unless and until a By-law to that effect should have been duly made and adopted with the consent first had of a majority of the qt lified Electors of the Munici- pality, to be ascertained in such manner as should be de- termined by the ..aid By-law, after public advertisement thereof, containing a copy of such By-law, inserted at least four times in each newspaper printed within the limits of the Municipality ; or if none be printed there- in then in one or more newspapers printed in the nearest city or town thereto, and circulated therein ; and also put up in at least four of the most public places in each Muni- cipality ; and also that the Mayor, Warden, or B«eve, being the head of such Municipal Corporation subscribing for, and holding stock in the said Company, to the amount of five thousand pounds or upwards, should be, and con- tinue to be ez ojfficio one of the Directors of the said Com- pany, in addition to the number of Directors authorized by the Special Act incorporating the same, and should have the same rights, powers and duties as any of the Directors of the said Company : And whereas by a certain Act of the Legit>lature of this Province, passed during the last session, a Company was ■^ -cT # ^-J r r-law 177. nt so con* ur^a, pay- f, not less Baring in- meet; and laranteed, rporation I officer or e directed » Corpora- the obser- lid deben- By-law as on should lity under ; the said ect should Qsent first le Munici- uld be de- srtisement Lserted at rithin the ted there- le nearest d also put ich Muni- or Reeve, ibscribing le amount and con- said Com- ,uthorized id should ay of the are of this pany was By-law 177.] of the city of Toronto. 80 incorporated for the purpose of constructing a Railroad g^^^J^^J^j^ from the waters of Lake Ontario, within the limite of the "'<»<'»"2p»' '^•• City of Toronto, to the Town of Quelph, to be called the "'■'•'v"*^-' Toronto and Quelph Railway Company, and the provisions of the Railway Clauses Consolidation Act, iiereinbefore recited, are amongst others incorporated in the said last mentioned Act : • And whereas at a public meeting of the Citizens of Toronto, convened by the Mayor of the said City, upon a requisition of the inhabitants thereof, and held at the St. Lawrence Hall on the second day of October, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, it was resolved that " It is the opinion of this meeting that the Corporation of the City of Toronto should, without delay, subscribe for stock in the books of the Toronto and Quelph Railway Company to the amount of one hundred thousand pounds : " And whereas the construction of the said Railway will attract to the said City a new, important, and extensive trade, and will promote the prosperity, and increase the wealth of the said City, and :t is deemed advisable that the said City of Toronto should subscribe for the said .\ number of shares in the said capital stock of the said Company, and should issue debentures to the amount of one hundred thousand pounds for the payment thereof : ' Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said The Mayor, on "^ bchftlf of the City of Toronto to subscribe for stock in the said Toronto ^'y^*" •hSs?''?* •' (or £100,000 of and Quelph Railway Company to tiie amount of bne**°^- hundred thousand poimds, for and in behalf of the said City of Toronto, and for payment of the said stock, it shall and may be lawful for, and it shall be the duty of the Mayor for the time being of the said City, to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest not to exceed six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, bodies 86 No. in. lolA100,000 city Dabmtum. Th« Utyor to borrow AlOO.OOO, kt lis p«r cent, on dty debou- (uiw; Or MUM deben- ture! to b« given to tbe ConpMiy- The Mayor to de- termine the number tad unounta of de- benture!. Intereetnotto exceed six per cent. p«yable htU-yearly. No debenture to betwaleaa sum than £25, or to run tor more than twenty yean. CONSOLIDATED BT-LAW8 [By-laW 177. politic or corporate, who may be willing to lend the same upon the security of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum or sums of money not exceeding 'n the whole the said sum of one himdred thousand pounos, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City of Toronto for the time being, to be by him applied under the direction of the Common Council of the said City of Toronto for the time being, in paying the in- stalments upon the said stock so subscribed, as the same may be called in or become due and payable ; or to cause to be issued debentures for the said sum of one hundred thousand pounds, in the manner hereinafter provided, with interest payable half-yearly ; and to cause such de- bentures to be delivered to the said Toronto and Quelph Railway Company, as and when such calls or instalments upon the capital stock of the said Company shall be made or become due and payable, under and by virtue of the Act Incorporating the said Company, in payment and satisfacilon of the said calls upon the said stock so sub- scribed for in the said Company. By-law 177, a. 1. 2. It shall be the duty of the Mayor of the City of Toronto for the time being, from time to time to cause ally number of debentures to be made out in such amounts as to him shall seem fit, and not exceeding in the whole the said sum of one hundred thousand pr>unds, which said debentures shall be iinder the common seal of the said City of Toronto, signed by the Mayor, and countersigned by the Treasurer for the timt^ being, of the said City of Toronto, and shall bear interest no « exceeding six per cen- tum per annum, payable half-yeurly, and shall be made redeemable at the Bank of Upper Canada in Toronto : Provided always, that none of the said debentures shall be for a less sum than twenty-five pounds, nor payable at a more remote period than twenty years from the issuing thereof : And provided further, that it shall and may be lawful for the. said City of Toronto, at any time or times, when it may be deemed advisable so to do, to redeem any A By-law 177.J of the city of Toronto. 9r of the said debentures before the same may become due, gioekiliiT&ooto either by sale of the whole or any part of the capital "^ ^SUy' "•"" stock so subscribed for as aforesaid, or which may from .^^^y^^"^ ^ •' TlM city may rt» time to time be held by the said City of Toronto, or out of bJiJS,**tt^*Sr any fund which may from time to time be at the disposal ^'^^^ of the said Common Council of the said City of Tore to, ""**'**' and not otherwise appropriated, upon giving six months' • notice of their intention to redeem the same, in two or more of the public newspapers of the said City of Toron- to. By-law 177, s. 2. 3. The dividends from time to time paid upon the stock city to uipiy 90 subscribed for in the said Toronto and Quelph Railway jJ{I2^?Si"' Company, and deceived by the said City o/ Toronto, shall »»•*'»'•»»'«* be applied under the direction of the Common Council of the said City of Toronto, in the first place in payment of the interest accruing upon the said d'jbentures, and the ' surpliis in the redemption of buch of the said debentures as the said Common Council may from time to time think fit to redeem. By-law 177, s. 3. 4. For the payit^jnt of the half-yearly interest from »»»• *« 'J^'*^,** timelto time accniing due and payable upon the said de- 'n'«»^- bentures i-espectively, there shall be raised, levied and collected in each and every year, an equal rate in the poimd upon the assessed value of, all the ratteable property in the said City of Toronto and .the liberties thereof, over * and above all other rates and taxes, sufficient to pay the said half-yearly interest, or so much thereof as shall not be met or paid by the dividend from time to time received upon the said stock in the said Company, and such rate shall be collected and paid over to the said Treasurer of the said City for the time being, at the same time and in the same manner as other rates are collected and paid over. ■! . ■ ■ And for the pa3rment and redemption of the principal lutetobeicrteA money secured by The said debentures, there shall be prfno'i*'- raised, levied and collected in the year next before such 98 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 177. No. 177. iiooi£ioo,oc9 debentures shall respectively fall due, an equal rate in the ^^f^^^^^^^ pound upon the assessed value of all ratable property in the said City of Toronto and liberties thereof, over and above all other rates and taxes whatsoever, sufficient to pay the principal money secured by such debentures so respectively falling due as aforesaid, or so much or such part thereof as shall remain unpaid after the surplus of the dividend hereinbefore mentioned and appropriated shall have been applied in liquidation thereof, or by a loan to be raised upon other debentures, to be issued for such sums redeejaable at such peiiods as by an Act of the Common Council of the said City of Toronto may be de- clared and enacted. By-law 177, s. 4. , Publieation of Bjr-law. 6. For the purpose of obtaining the assent or dissent of the qualified electors of the said City of Toronto to this By-law, in pursuance of the provisions of the said Railway Clauses Consolidation Act hereinbefore recited, it shall be the duty of the Mayor of the said City of Toronto to cause such By-law to be published at least four times in each and every newspaper printed in the said City of Toronto, and to cause copies thereof to bo put up and affixed at the St. Lawrence Hall, the comer of Yonge and Queen Streets, the Court-house, and St Patrick's Market, being four of the most public places in the said City of Toronto, and to cause a poll to be opened, held and taken at such place and time in each of the iVards of the said City of Toronto as may by proclamation under his hand be appointed, and in the same manner as a poll would be taken for the election of Aldermen and Common Council- men for the said City, at which the qualified elec^x>rs of the said City of Toronto may record their votes in favour oi against the said By-law : Provided always, that such polls shall not be opened until after the publication of the said By-law, according to ftie provisions of the said Bailr^^y Clauses Consolidation Act hereinbefore in part recited. By-law 177, a. 6. *' -law 177. .te in the )perty in over and icient to itures 80 or such rplus of ropriated i)yaloan for such it of the iy be de- lissent of to this Railway b shall be >ronto to times in City of up and )ngeand Market, City of id taken the said is hand ^ould be [)ouncil- «*/)« of 1 favour at such 1 of the iie said in part By-law 190.] of the city of Toronto. . No. leo. An Act to authorize the Mayor to subscribe for teu thousand shares in the Stock of the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Union Railroad, on behalf of the City of Toronto. [Pamud Oct. 18, 1852.] WHEREASbyacertain By-law, passed on the twenty- eighth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, entitled " An Act to provide for the issue of Debentures to the extent of sixty thousand pounds, in aid of the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Railroad Union Com- pany," after reciting that " Whereas on the twenty-fifth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and fifty, the Common Council of the City of Toronto, Resolved, that the sum of twenty-five thousand pounds in deben- tures, payable twenty years after date, with interest at six per centum per annum, payable half yearly, be granted in aid of the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Railroad, in the proportion, as the work progresses, as one is to ten, namely, one hundred thousand pounds to be expended on the road before any cJvance is made by the Corporation, then de- bentures to be issued to the Contractors, for ten thousand pounds,and that all future advances to be made in the same proportion to an amount not exceeding in the whole the sum of twenty-five thousand pounds, upon the condition that the terminus for passenger trains be erected on a portion of the Market Block property now vacant, and that the line of Railroad shall be carried along Palace and Front Streets to the full extent of the City water lots : and whereas the said Common Council, on the eighteenth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, resolved to loan the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Railroad Union Company, City debentures to an amoimt not ex- ceeding thirty-five thousand pounds, payable in twenty years, with interest payable half-yearly, issuable in the same ratio as the bonus of twenty-five thousand pounds, 89 Ko. 190. Stock o( the Northern BtU- rotd. .^ CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-lftW 190. ^^ «M.ooo **^^g ^ security for such debentures the Bonds of the CTtyPtb^urw . g^j^j Company to the same amount, payable in ten years, with interest half-yearly, secured on the road, to the satis- faction of the Council upon the recommendation of the City Solicitor, on the condition that the road from this Gty io Lake Simcoe, or the fiolland River, be completed, in two years from the first of January next ; and, further that as long as the said loan of thirty-five thousand pounds continues, the Mayor of the City for the time being, (if he be not a Director in any other Company,) be a Director in the above-mentioned Company ; if he be a Director in kny other Company, then any Alderman of the City, for the time being, to be nominated by the Council to be a Director in the said Company : and whereas by the Act of the Provincial Legislature, 13 and 14 Tictoria, chapter 81, entitled 'An Act to enable the Municipal Corpora,tion of Ae City of Toronto, to assist in the con- struction of the Toronto, Simcoe and Lake Huron Union Bailroad:' it is enacted 'That it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, in pursuance of any By-law of the said Municipal Corporation, to issue debenttp^s t^ on amount not exceeding one hundred thousand pounds,, nor in samk less than five pounds each, for and towards assist- ing in tiie tonstruction of the proposed Railroad of the said Company, and to provide for or secure the payment thereof in such manner and way as to the said Municipal Corporation shall seem proper and desirable : '" it was enacted, " That it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be made out^ not exceeding in the whole the sum of sixty thousand pounds, and to cause such debentures to be issued co' the C)ntai;iq, Simcoe and Huron Railroad Union Comptmy in the proportion specified, in the be- fore recited resolution as' the work on the said road progresses : that of ihe said saicl sum 6f sixty thousand poimds, the sum of twenty-five thousand pounds shall be as a gift to aid in the construction of the said road, and Mi^Lj^ fiy-lftW 190.] OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. .♦1 Vo. 180. Stock of tha the remainmg thirty-five thousand pounds shall be as a loan to the Ontario, Simcoe and ^uron Railroad Union »<"»^«^ Company, ai^ for Uie securing t)he repayment of the said loan in ten years wiih interest^ at^e^mte of six per cen- tum per annum, payable half-yearly, the said Company shall give to the City of Toronto their Bonds, secured upon the said ro»d, to tibe amount of such debentures from time to time issued to the said Company on account of the said loan : that all such debentures shall be .under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor for the time being, and countersigned by the Treiasurer for the time being, of the said City of Toronto, an4 sl^a^l bear interest at the rate of six per centum per uu^um, payable half-yearly, at the Bank of Upper Canada, an^d all such debentures shall be redeemable i^t the Bank, pf Upper Canada : Provided always, that none of tbe said debentures shall be for a less sum than twenty-^ve poni^ds, nor payable at a more remote period than twenty yea^rs from, the issuing thereof : that the interest on the sa^ debentures shall be, and the same is hereby charged, anpl chargeable and shall be paid and borne out of the moneys which shall qoii:<. into the hands of the Treasu;rer of ,the said City for the time beii ^, to and for the uses of, ,tl^s saifl City : that for the payment and redemption, of the principal sums secured by the said debentures, tberjs sha^l be raised, levied and collected in the year before such de- bentures s^all respectively fall due, an equal rate in the poiind pn the, assessed value of all ratable property in the said Gty of Toronto and liberties thereof, over and above all other rates and taxes whatsoever, suffident to pay. the principal sum secured by siich debentures so respectively falling due as afbresaid, unless otherwise provided for by the repayment of the said loan^ or any part thereof, by the Ontario,; Simcoe andHuron Rldlrbad Union Company, qr by the Mayor, Aldeittoen and Commonalty <;tf the City of Toronto a^itborizing the issue of other debentures: in liep theoeof , in that behfilf duly; made and enacted : " i < b 42 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW 190. tauf of £60 000 ^^ whereas since the passing of the said B/'law, the ci^Deb«ctMM. following resolution was on the twenty-ninth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, adopted by the Common Coiincil of the said City of Toronto : " Whereas His Worship the Mayor has informed this Council, that the Contractors of the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Union Bailway Company have accepted a proposition made by him subject to the approbation of this Council, in view of the difficulties which have arisen in the e'kecution of a mortgage bond by way of security for the loan of thirty- five 'b isand poimds formerly voted by this Council, to the efiect that the Contractors shall surrender the grant of twenty-five thousand pounds made by this Council and transferred to such Contractors in part payment of their contract, and also that the Directors shall waive the afore- said loan of thirty-five thousand pounds altogether, on condition that in lieu thereof, this Council will take stock to the amount of fifty thousand pounds, to be paid by the issue of City debentures in the same proportion as the above loan and grant were authorized to be issued : Be it therefore resolved, that the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment be authorized to complete such arrangements: Provided, that no legal difficulties shall occur in carrying out this resolution : And provided also, that no alteration shall take place in the conditions upon which a portion of the Market Block was granted to the said Company, particularly with regard to carrying the Railroad to the eastern limits of the City water lots : " And whereas the said Contractors have by an instru- ment under their hands and seals, dated the fourteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, duly surrendered such grant of twenty-five thousand pounds and released all right and title thereto ; and the said Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Railroad Union Com- pany, have by an instrument under their corporate seal, dated the fourteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, released all right or claim to the r>i. r I ^ py-Iaw 190. 5j^-law, the [ay of July^ >tedbythe " Whereas 'uncil, that ron Union made by in view of lution of a of th'rty- Oouncil, to the grant Council and at of their • the afore- gether, on take stock aid by the ion as the led : Be it nittee on plete such [ties shall ided also, ions upon ^ to the rying the lots." 1 instru- urteenth ifty-two, housand and the >n Ck>m- ateseal, id eight 1 to the By-law 190.] of the city of Toronto. 48 grant, and also to the said loan of thirty-five thousand ^^^ J**^^^ j„ . Northern Rail- pOUnOS : read. Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto : Authority to the Mayor to sub- ■cribe for £$0,000 of stock for the Of ;y. To be paid for by City deben- tures. 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said City of Toronto to subscribe for, take, receive and hold stock in the said Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Railroad Union Company, to the amount of fifty thousand pounds, for and on behalf of the said City of Toronto, and for the payment of the same, it shall and may be lawful, and it shall be the duty of the said Mayor for the time being of the said City, to appropriate so much and so many of said debentures authorized to be issued under the provisions of the By-law hereinbefore recited, as may be requisite and necessary for that purpose, and that the said debentures shall be issued by him for that purpose at the times and in the same proportions as is, provided by the By-law hereinbefore recited : Subject however to the same con- ditions relative to the passenger Terminus of the said Railroad, and the continuance of the said Railroad along Front and Palace Streets, as are contained in the recital of the said By-law, and the resolutions of the Common Council of the twenty-ninth day of July last. By-law 190, s. 1. 2. The dividends from time to time, paid and payable Diwdendeon upon the stock so held by the said Mayor on behalf of piied a« the*'*' * " •' Couneil by reso- the said City of Toronto in the said Ontario, Simcoe and ^Jj^f ""v Huron Railroad Union Company, shall be applied by the Treasurer of the said City, in such manner as by resolu- tion of the Common Council of the said City of Toronto, may from time to time be directed. By-law 190, s. 2. Debenture* to be subject to coDditioni rela- tive to passenger terminus and continuance Of • Railroad along Front and Palace Streets. 44 Na 242. IMM ot £16,200 City Debentures. C0N80UDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 242. No. 242. An Act to authorize the issue of Debentures to the extent of thirty-five thousand two hundred pounds, for the purpose of opening and extend- ing Streets and effecting certain improvements. [Pauid Fib. 2, 18S7.] WHEREAS it is expedient and necessary to raise by way of loan upon the credit of the City of Toronto, a sum of money to open and extend certain streets, and to eflfect certain improvements in the said City, as recom- mended in »«, report of the Board of Works, for the current year, adopted by the Common Council, to provide for the opening, extending and repairing certain streets resolved upon by the said Common Council : And whereas the estimated cost of the aforesaid improve- ments and expenditure is thirty -five thousand two hundred pounds, Halifax currency : ; And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- perty of the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, was three hundred and forty- six thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven pounds, the annual rate in the pound required as a fecial rate for the payment of: the mterest and the creation of a sinking fund for the payment of the principal of a loan of thirty-Qve thousan'^ two hundred pounids is two pence half -penny in the poimd ; , • i , . . : / Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commpnalty of the- City of Toronto: Anthoritjrtothe 1. It shall and maybe lawful for the Mayor and Stand- XMTor to borrow '' *' ^^^P" ing Committee on Finance and Assessment of ihe City of debentorM. Torouto, to raise by way of loan at a rate of interest not exceeding six per centum per annum from any person or /• 1 By-law 242.] of the city of Toronto. 45 persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to Lo<£°i,^ve. advance the same upon the credit of the debentures sJeSudot hereinafter mentioned and the special rate hereinafter ._ ^ -^.' imposed, a sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of thirty-five thousand two hundred pounds, Halifax currency, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, the said sum of thirty- five tho\isand two hundred pounds, to be by him applied, to be applied in under the direction of the OhairiAan of the Board of Works, prove'^nto'in in defrajdng the expense of the improvements recom- mended in the Report of the Board of Works. By-law 242, s. 1. • 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor to cause The m»nner lo *' ■' which the deben- any number of debentures to be made out for such sum J^J^t.*** ''* or sums of money not exceeding in the whole the said sum of thirty-five thousand two hundred pounds, Halifax currency, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such de- bentures and the special rate hereinafter imposed, such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer, and made out in such manner and form as the Mayor shall think fit. By-law 242, s. 2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable interest to be '^ •' payable h»U- half-yearly at the Bank of Upper Canada or.such other l^'f^^^l'^ place as may be agreed upon by the Mayor and Chairman Sl'theprincipia of the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment, ^^be'made and the party who may agree to advance the said sum ; {^mty'yean. and the sum of one thousand seven hundred and sixty pounds, being the one-twentieth part of the said loan, « shall be payable annually at the Bank of Upper Canada or elsewhere as aforesaid, or the said principal sum may be made payable in full at the end of twenty years instead of one thousand seven hundred and sixty pounds annually, a sufficient sinking fund being annually provided and invested for that purpose. By-law 242, s. 3. 46 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 265. No. 2Sfi. iMUe o( £40,000 4. A special rate of two pence half -penny in the poun^ cityDebentuwH. ^^j^ ^jjg assessed value of all the rateable property in the A iMoui mto to City and liberties, over and above all other rates and taxes, be levlMl annu- '' o/''rim!i**^'?nd' ^^^^^ ^® raised, levied and collected annually from the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven to the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy six, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of thirty- five thousand two hundred pounds, with the interest thereon. . By-law 242, s. 4j Intemt. No. 266. An Act to provide for the raising of forty thou- sand pounds by Debentures, for the purpose of filling up the Water lots. [PAMir Fn. I, I8fi8.j WHEREAS by the Act of tLe Parliament of the Pro- vince, sixteenth Victoria, chapter two hundred and nineteen, entitled " An Act conveying to the City of To- ronto certain Water Lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplanade," it was among other things enacted that it should and might be lawAil for the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the said City of Toronto to pass a By-law to raise a loan and to issue de- bentures therefor, payable in twenty years from the dates thereof, and for the purpose of redeeming the same and paying the interest thereon, it should and might be law- ful for the Common Council of the said City of Toronto to impose a special rate per annum, to be called " the Es- planade Rate," over and above and in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year, which should be sufficient to form a sinking fund of two per centum per annum for that purpose, over and above the interest payable on such debentures, which sinking fund should be vested in each year either in the debentures provided for by the said Act, or in Government debentures or other Provincial securities : A z:x By-law 266.] OF the city o." Toronto. 47 And whereas by the further Act of the Parliament of c^^nMon oi the Province, twentieth Victoria, chapter eighty, entitled "'«''">*'•• " An Act to amend the Act conveying to the City of To- ronto certain Water Lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplanade, and to enable the said City to locate the Grand Trunk Railroad and other railroads along the frontage of the said City," it was among other things enacted that it should and might be lawful for the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the said City of Toronto to contract with the said Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, or any person or persons, company or companies, forthwith and during the con- struction of the said Esplanade under the contract, to fill up and grade, as laid down in the plan in the said statute mentioned, to the level of the said Esplanade, the whole space lying between the northern limit of the said Espla- nade as laid down on the said plan, and then in the course of construction, and the then shore of the Bay of Toronto eastward to Cherry Street and westward to the Queen's Wharf: And whereas by the said last recited Act it was further enacted that for and notwithstanding any Act of Parlia- ment of this Province, or any clause, matter or thing therein contained to the contrary, it should and might be lawful for the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto forthwith, and without further notice or other proceeding, to pass a By-law to raise a loan for such an amount, not exceeding seventy-five thousand pounds, as might be necessary for the purpose of filling in, grading and levelling the said space between the north line of the Esplanade and the shore of the Bay, and the extensions thereof as aforesaid, and to issue any number of deben- tures, payable in this Province or elsewhere, in sums of not less than one hundred pounds, which might be requi- site and necessary therefor, payable in twenty years from the respective dates thereof; and for the purpose of re- deeming the same and paying the interest thereon, a spe- 48 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAW8 [By-laW 255. No. M5. cial rate miflrht be imposed as provided in the Act therein cityD«b«ntu'rfj. g^^ hereinbefore recited, and should be applied in pay- ment of interest and in forming a sinking fund for prin- cipal in like manner as therein provided : And whereas the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, have entered into contracts for filling, grading and levelling the said space hereinbefore lastly mentioned, and the work is now in progress : And whereas it has been estimated that the cost thereof will amount to the sum of forty thousand pounds at the least, and it is necessary that the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, should raise by way of loan the said sum of forty thousand pounds, for the purpose of paying for the same : And whereas the amount required to be annually raised, according to the said recited Acts, as a special rate, to be called " the Esplanade Rate," as aforesaid, which shall be sufficient to form a. sinking fund of two per centum per annum, for the purpose of pajdng the said loan and redeem- ing the debentures to be issued therefor, when the same become due, as herein mentioned, and which shall also be sufficient to pay the interest on the said loan, of six per centum per annum, until the satisfaction and discharge of the said loan as aforesaid, is three thousand two hundred pounds : And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- perty of the City of Toronto, according to the aasessment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight him- dred and fifty-seven, was five htindred and fiiPteon thousand pounds Halifax currency : And whereas the annual rate in the pound upon such ratable property, required as a special rate for the payment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of two per centum per annum as aforesaid, for the payment of the principal of the said loan of forty thousand pounds Halifax ^^^rTx By-law 266.] op the city of Toronto. 40 currency, according to the provisions of the above recited oonrtnio^i of Acts, is one penny and five-eighths of a penny in the ^*^^^ pound : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto : 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the City of To- Authority to the •' •' Mayor to borrow ronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest not ^'^t^onoity exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or ''«*»n»>"«*' persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned and the special rate hereinafter imposed, the sum of forty thousand pounds Halifax cur- rency, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from the oonsfraction ottheEipUnade. time to time, under the direction of the Common Council of the said City, in defraying the expense of filling in, grading and levelling the said space between the north line of the Esplanade and the shore of the Bay as afore- said. By-law 256, a 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the ^^ehJhedeben. said City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures J^SeoSl**"^ to be made out, for not less than one hundred poiinds Halifax currency each, and amounting in the whole to said sum of forty thousand poirnds Halifax currency, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such man- ner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 255, 8.2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable '"*^y2'h2if* half-yearly, at the Bank of Upper Canada or such other y;jJ[iTiS°^'^* place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor t^enVynm^ and the party who may agree to advance the said sum ; » CONSOUDATEO BY-LAWS [By-law 255, taJ'oi^ooo *"^ *^® ^^^ principal sum of forty thousand pounds Hali- c ityD»bwtuw t. fji^jj currency, shall be made payable within twenty years at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other place or places as aforesaid, on the first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy- eight. By-law 256, s. 8. An>Mi«i ntoto 4. A special rate of one penny and five-eighths of a •iiy tor (np«nt penny in the pound, upon the assessed value of all the intoreit. rateable property in the City and liberties, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight to the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy -seven, both years inclusive, for the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the purpose of paying the said sum of forty thousand pounds, with the interest thereon 86 aforesaid. By-law 255, s. 4i. The ipeotai rate 5. The moueys arising from the said rate of one penny intar^^'be " and five-eighths of a penny in the pound upon the assessed pJSvS^"' ** value of all the rateable property of the City and liberties, •Mttri"** after paying the interest on the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year, in Govern- ment debentures, or in other Provincial securities, as pro- vided in the said Act first above recited. By-law 255^ 8. 5. uy.uw to take 6. This By-law shall take effect and come into opera- eSeot from let "^ '■ February, 1868. tiou upon and from the first day of February in this pre- sent year, the same being the day of the passing hereof. By-law 255, s. 6. (L r\ By-law 261.] or the city or Toronto. No. 1261. An Act to raise one hundred and fifteen thou- sand seven hundred and seventy-two dollars, for permanent improvements in the City of To- ronto. [Pamid July B, 1888.1 WHEREAS it is desirable to raise by loan, on the credit of this Municipality, the sum of one hundred and fif bc. housand seven hundred and seventy-two dollars, payable on the first day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight himdred and seventy-eight, with inter- est at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be applied in, and which has been estimated to be necessary for, making the permanent improvements hereinafter men- tioned, that is to say : — For constructing the following sewers: Parliament Street, south of Palace Street to King Street, with coimections and culverts : Nelson Street, from King Street to Creek north of Shuter Street, with man-hole connections and culverts : Brock Street, King Street to Creek, with man-holes and culverts : King Street, Simcoe to west of John, with con- nections, the sum of forty-five thousand two hundred and ten dollars : — For macadamizing the following Streets : Palace Street, George to Trinity : Don Street, Parliament to Sumach : Shuter Street, Church to Yonge : Gould Street, Yonge to Church : Osgoode Street, Sayer to Centre : Centre Street, Osgoode to Agues: Niagara Street,Queen toBathurst: Queen Street, approaches to Railroad and Lake Shore : Crook- shank Lane, Queen to Creek: Yonge Street, south of Front : Church Street, south of Front : East Market Street, south of Front : Agnes Street, Elizabeth to Park Lane : Louisa Street, Yonge to Elizabeth : James Street, Albert to Louisa : Elizabeth Street, Agnes to Elm : Brock Street, Front to King : Mercer Street, John to Peter : Windsor Street, Front to Wellington: Melinda Street, Yonge to Bay (paving sides) ; Dummer Street, Queen Street north- Si No. tn. OarUin penna- nant Iroprov*. manu. 6t CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 261. tanfoi mi 772 '^^^^ • Bishop Street, Queen Street northward : Denison qtyPebantmM . j^ygnue, Queen Street northward : Duchess Street, Caro- line to Parliament : Po\»/er Street, King to Queen : Adeiaide Street, Portland to Bathurst, forty-two thousand five hundred and eighty-seven dollars and forty-six cents : — For tumpiking and grading the following Streets : East Street, South Park to Palace, including a bridge: Oer- rard Street, Jarvis to Parliament : McMahon Street, north of Carlton : Don Street, River to Parliament : Seaton Street, Beech to Carlton : Gloucester Street, Church to Jarvis : Isabella Street, Church to Jarvis : Charles Street, Church to Jarvis : Walton Street, Yonge to Elizabeth : McDonald Square, Bathurst to Tecumseth : Hope Street, Robinson to near College Street : Dundas Street, Hope to Lumley : High Streejb, Maria *j Vanauley : Beverley Street, to College Street: Maitland Street, Yonge to east of Church: Alexander Street, Yonge to east of Church: Wood Street, Yonge to east of Church : Simcoe Street, south of Front : Bay Street, south of Front : Scott Street, south of Front : Albany Street, Yonge to North : North Street, Albany to Bloor : Sherboume Street, south of Carl- ton, ten thousp iid five himdred and twenty-two dollars : — For plankiiig the sidewalks in the following streets : Sumach Street, four feet. Oak to Winchester Sti iet : King- ston Road, four feet, east of Leslie's, and grading : Queen Street, six feet, Bond to Jarvis ; eleven feet, Chmxjh Street to Cooke's Church : Mutual Street, six feet, north of Queen, west side; six feet, north of Shuter Street: Gloucester Street, four feet, Church to Jarvis ; four feet, Yonge to Church : Isabella Street, four feet, Church to Jarvis; four feet, Yonge to Church: Charles Street, four feet. Church to Jarvis : WfcUesley Street, two feet east of Church : Church Street, six feet and grading, Gould to Gerrard ; six feet south of Front, aud grading : Terauley Street, four feet, Hayter to Avenue : Elizabeth Street, six feet, Louisa to Elm : Walton Street, six feet, Yonge to Terauley : King Street, six feet. Upper Canada College to John Street, north side : Adelaide Street, six feet, Brock to Bathurst : A /^ aw 261. By-law 261.] of the city of Toronto. 68 West Market Street, four feet, Richmond to Adelaide : High oerSin^rma. Street, four feet. West of Spadina Avenue : East Market "•"£""'*' Street (St. Lawrence), four feet : Emma Street, north of Gerrard, four feet, Haj^er to Avenue : Lumley Street, four feet, north of Queen to North of Dundas ; two feet south of College Street: Clinton Street, two feet continued : Hope Street, two feet continued : Beverley Street, four feet, west side of St. George's Square : Esther Street, four feet : Front Street, six feet. West Market to Yonge : Bay Street, six feet, south of Front : Wellington Street, six feet, south side, east of Simcoe: Charles Street (St. Patrick), four feet, Esther to Denison Avenue, north side ; four feet, Esther to Denison Avenue, south side ; four feet, Denison Avenue to Maria Street : Maria Street, two feet, east side, north of Charles ; three feet to lane east of Maria : Eliza- beth Street (St. Patrick), four feet, Maria to Denison Ave- nue ; four feet, east of Denison Avenue : Vanauley Street, four feet, continued, east side : Ontario Street, four feet, north of Dundas; four feet, north of Robinson: Lane north of Dundas Street, two feet, Hope to Lumley : Albany Street, Yonge to North : North Street, Albany to Bloor : Walton Street, Yonge to Sayer : Gerrard Street, Jarvis to Parliament : Seaton Street, Queen to Beech : Sidewalks in various places, ten thousand eight hundred and fifty-one dollars and sixty-five cents : For paving part of Yonge Street with stone blocks, four thousand dollars : For flagging sidewalks in streets, one thousand dollars : Forstone crossings throughout theCity,one thousand one hundred dollars : For new culverts, five hundred dollars : And whereas the assessed value of the whole of the rateable property of the City of Toronto, for the last pre- ceding financial year, was two millions sixty thousand three haiidred and forty-four dollars : And whereas the sum of twelve thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars will be required to be raised annually, according to the one hundred and seventy-seventh section u CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 261. Mo. 9SI. of the Upper Canada Municipal Corporations Act of one cityDebwrtuW thousand eight hundred and forty-nine, as a special rate- '' *'^ for paying the interest and for creating a sinking fund for paying the .i i loan, at the days and times when the same become payable by this By-law : And whereas to raise the said yearly sum of twelve thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars, the annual special rate in the dollar upon the said rateable property, will require to be two-thirds of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto enact as follows : The sum o( 1. The said sum of one hundred and fifteen thousand raised by way of scven hundred and seventy-two dollars shall be raised by loan upon the credit of this Municipality. By-law 261^ 8. 1. Debenture* tobe 2. Debentures, in sums of not less than one hundred oounou.' ° dollars each shall be issued by this Council, not exceeding in the whole the sum of one hundred and fifteen thousand seven hundred and seventy-two dollars. By-law 261, s. 2. Principal to be payable Ist July, 3. The debentures to be issued therefor shall be made i8f8,"uid"'inte^' payable on the first day of July, in the year of our Lord cent to be pay- one thousaud eight hundred and seventy-eight, and bear able half-yearly. _ ^ ^ *B » interest at six per centum per annum, and be made pay- able half-yearly, on the first days of April and October, in each year. By-law 261, s. 8. Debentures to be 4. The debentures may both, as to principal and inte- made payable 'n oreat^ritain or rest, be made payable at any place m Great Britain or in this Province, and may be expressed either in sterling money or in any lawful currency of this Province. By- law 261, s. 4. The manner in 5. The Said sum of one hundred and fifteen thousand which the loan is to be expended, seven himdred and seventy-two dollars, being the amount required for, and necessary to repay the expense of, the permanent improvements herein mentioned shall be laid JL Y-hw 261. ^ct of one )ecial rate- cing fund when the of twelve le annual property, liar: Jtyofthe thousand raised by ■law 261, hundred exceeding thousand 261, 8. 2. be made »ur Lord uid bear ide pay- October, id inte- rn or in sterling e. By. ousand imount of, the 3e laid By-law 261.] of ihe city of tobonto. out as follows : For constructing the following sewers : — Parliament Street, south of Palace Street to King Street, with connections and culverts ; Nelson Street, from King Street to Greek, north of Shuter, with man-holes, connec- tions and culverts : Brock Street, King Street to Creek, with man-holes and culverts: ELing Street, Simcoe to west of John, with connections, forty-five thousand two hundred and ten dollars : For macadamizing the following Streets : — Palace Street, George to Trinity : Don Street, Parliament to Sumach : Shuter Street, Church to Yonge : Gould Street, Yonge to Church : Osgoode Street, Sayer to Centre: Centre Street, Osgoode to Agnes: Niagara Street, Queen to Bathurst : Queen Street, approaches to Bailroad and Lake Shore: Crookshank Lane, Queen to Creek: Yonge Street south of Front : Church Street, south of Front: East Market Street, south of Front: Agnes Street, Elizabeth to Park Lane : Louisa Street, Yonge to Eliza- beth : James Street, Albert to Louisa : Elizabeth Street, Agnes to Elm: Brock Street, Front to King: Mercer Street, John to Peter : Windsor Street, Front to Welling- ton : Melinda Street, Yonge to Bay, paving sides : Dum- mer Street, Queen Street northward: Bishop Street, Queen Street northward : Denison Avenue, Queen Gtreet northward: Duchess Street, Caroline to Parliament: Power Street, King to Queen : Adelaide Street, Portland to Bathurst, forty-two thousand five hundred and eighty- seven dollars and forty-six cents : — For tumpiking and grading the following streets : — East Street, South Park to Palace, including a bridge : Gerrard Street, Jarvis to Parliament : McMahon Street, north of Carleton : Don Street, River to Parliament : Seaton Street, Beech to Carl- ton : Gloucester Street, Church to Jarvis : Isabella Street, Church to Jarvis : Charles Street, Church to Jarvis : Wal- ton Street, Yonge to Elizabeth : McDonald Square, Ba- thurst to Teciunseh : Hope Street, Robinson to near Col- lege Street: Dundas Street, Hope to Lumley: High Street, Maria to Vanauley : Beverley Street, to College Street : Maitland Street, Yonge to east of Church : Alex- 55 No. an. OerUUn pennft> nent improT«> menw. For conitraotiog ■ewen. For macadam- iiiiig Rtreeta. For tnmpiUng and grading gtrewi. 56 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law261. For Planking sidewalks. taufot «U6,7T2 a-'^ler Street, Yonge to East of Church: Wood Street, Oi^beirtm«. Yonge to east of Church : Simcoe Street, south of Front : Bay Street, south of Front : Scott Street, south of Front : Albany Street, Yonge to North : North Street, Albany to Bloor : Sherborne Street, south of Carlton, ten thousand five hundred and twenty-two dollars : — For planking the sidewalks in the following streets : — Sumach Street, four feet, Oak to Winchester : Kingston Road, four feet, east of Leslie's, and grading : Queen Street, six feet, Bond to Jarvis; eleven feet, Church Street to Cooke's Church: Mutual Street, six feet, north of Queen, west side ; six feet, north of Shuter Street : Gloucester Street, four feet. Church to Jarvis ; four feet, Yonge to Church : Isabella Street, four feet, Church to Jarvis ; four feet, Yonge to Church : Charles Street, four feet, Church to Jarvis : Wel- lesley Street, two feet, east of Church : Church Street, six feet and grading, Gould to Gerrard; six feet south of Front, and grading : Terauley Street, four feet, Hayter to Avenue : Elizabeth Street, six feet, Louisa to Elm : Wal- ton Street, six feet, Yonge to Terauley : Ring Street, six feet, Upper Canada College to John Street, north side : Adelaide Street, six feet, Brock to Bathurst : West Market Street, four feet, Richmond to Adelaide : High Street, four feet, west of Spadina Avenue : East Market Street (St. Lawrence), four feet : Emma Street, north of Gerrard, four feet, Hayter to Avenue : Lumley Street, four feet, noi-th of Queen Street, north of Dundas ; two feet, south of Col- lege Street: Clinton Street, two feet continued ; Hope Street, two feet continued : Beverley Street, four feet, west side of St. George's'Square : Elsther Street, four feet : Front Street, six feet. West Market to Yonge : Bay Street, six feet, south of Front: Wellington Street, six feet, south side, east of Simcoe : Charles Street (St, Patrick), four feet, Esther to Denison Avenue, north side ; four feet Esther to Denison Avenue, south side ; four feet, Denison Avenue to Maria Street : Maria Street, two feet, east side north of Charles ; three feet, to lane east of Maria : Eliza- beth Street (St. Patrick), four feet, Maria to Denison JL /n^ By-law 261.] or the city of Toronto. 67 Avenue ; four feet, east of Denison Avenue : Vanauley oertSi^Vma- Street, four feet, continued, east side : Ontario Street, four "*°Jneni^°** feet, north of Dundas ; four feet, north of Robinson : Lane -^'"V**^ north of Dundas, two feet, Hope to Lumley: Albany Street, Yonge to North : North Street, Albany to Bloor : Walton Street, Yonge to Sayer : Gerrard Street, Jarvis to Parliament : Seaton Street, Queen to Beech : sidewalks in various places, ten thousand eight hundred tind fifty-one p^^ ^^^ dollars sixty-five cents :— For paving pait of Yonge Street ^'"*' ^"***- with stone blocks, four thousand dollars : — For flagging For flamring ^^ BluvWmKSt sidewalks in streets, one thousand dollars : — For stone crossings throughout the City, one thousand one hundred croMingsf dollars : — For new culverts, five hundred dollars. 261, s. 5. By-law For new culvert* rate to annu- 6. The annual special rate of two-thirds of a cent in ^'^^ the dollar upon the assessed value of all the rateable pro- 5? pSUdJ^and perty in the City and liberties, according to the return of ° "** ' this Municipality for the last preceding financial year, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be raised, levied and collected annually, from the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine to the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight inclusive, for the purpose of pa3dng the said loan 'of one hundred and fifteen thou- sand seven hundred and seventy-two dollars, and interest as aforesaid. By-law 261, s. 6. • 7. This By-law shall come into operation and take|g;^'',^^»»^ effect upon end from the day of its final passing, accord- '^^' ^^^ ing to the date hereof. By-law 261, s. 7. 58 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 262. No. ses. Ime of 1188,040 ■City DebentorM. No. 262. An Act to raise one hundred and twenty-eight thousand and forty dollars for improvements in the City of Toronto, and other purposes. [PAnn JcLT s, 18S8.] WHEREAS it is expedient and necessary to raise by loan the sum of one hundred and twenty-eight thousand and forty dollars, payable on the first day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, with interest at the rate of six per centum per annum to be applied in, and which has been estimated for, the following purposes ; 1. For the construc- tion of the different sewers and outlets rendered necessary by the building of the Esplanade, the sum of thirty-three thousand six hundred dollars : 2. For the cost of a brick building for a Fire Engine House on Queen Street, two thousand four hundred dollars : 3. For School purposes being for permanent improvements connected with School- houses, four thousand dollars : 4. For the purchase of a Police Station comer of Duke and Berkeley Streets, two thousand four htmdred dollars: 5. For preliminary ex- penses connected with the survey of the new Water Works, two thousand dollars : 6. For the Police Station premises comer of York and Richmond Streets, four thou- sand dollars : 7. For two hundred and sixty toise of stone for streets, per contract, five thousand and four dollars : For amount contracted and paid on account of Ward im- provements, ten thousand and sixteen dollars : 8. For the purchase of Fire Station, comer of Bay and Temperance Streets, two thousand five hundred dollars : 9. For sums voted by the Council on the twelfth of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty- seven, per Board of Works Report number twenty-one, for repairing, macadamizing streets, constructing cross- ings et ceetera, ten thousand dollars: 10. For amount .^0- By-law 262.] of the city of Toronto. voted by the Council on the ninth November for maca- damizing Wellington Street and to complete contracts of Board of Works, per report number twenty-four, fifteen thousand two hundred dollars: 11. For amount of award for opening Church Street, eleven hundred and twenty dollars: 12. For amount of award for concession line north boundary of City, foiuiieen hundred dollars: 13. For straightening Front Street, estimate, one thousand dollars. 14. To provide buildings for agricultural pur- poses, twenty thousand dollars: 15. For the construction of a bridge over the River Don, twelve thousand dollars : 16. For the construction of eighteen hydrants, fourteen hundred dollars : 59 No. 108. Certain perma- nent improve- menta. And whereas the assessed value of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto for the last preceding financial year was two millions sixty thousand three hun- dred and forty-four dollars : And whereas the sum of fourteen thousand and eif^ity dollars will be required to be raised annually, according to the one hundi'ed and seventy-seventh section of the Upper Canada Municipal Corporations Act of eighteen hundred and forty-nine, as a special rate for paying the interest on and for creating a sinking fund for paying the said loan at the days and times when the same become payable by this By-law : And whereas to raise the said yearly sum of fourteen thousand and eighty dollars the annual special rate on the dollar upon the said rateable property will require to be three-quarters of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Mayor, Aldennen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto enact as follows : ] The said sum of one hundred and twenty -eight The sum of ° 8128,040 to be thousand and forty dollars shall be raieed by loan upon[»i April 11, 18M. Amrndid Dot. M, IMS ; April 18, 1876. | WHEREAS His Excellency the Oovemor-Oeneral in Council, did by letters patent, issued on the twenty- first day of October, one thousand eight hundred and fifty- eight, grant unto the City of Toronto certain lands situ- ated in the said City, forming part of the lands known as the Garrison Reserve : And whereas certain conditions are attached to the said grant : And whereas certain bmldings have been erected on the property granted as aforesaid, for the purpose of holding Exhibitions : And whereas it is expedient to make provision for the management of the said property in accordance with the conditions of the said grant : Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. The property granted as above recited, together with the buildings erected thereon, with the exception of so much of the ground as is hereinafter mentioned shall be used as a Public Park, for the use and recreation of the citizens, and as a place for the holding of the Provincial, County, the several Electoral Division and Township Ex- hibitions of Agricultural Products, Arts and Manufactures, under the mana^ment of the several Associations organ- j^n^/:i. By-law 277.] op the city of Toronto. «& ized by Act of Parliament, and also for such Horticultural «>• bblbiuon and other Exhibitions or purposes as may be from time .^ ,^*^^ . to time authorized, ordered or permitted by resolution of the Council. By-law 277, s. 1. 2. The OTound set apart for the uses mentioned in the Thamnndito preceding section shall be known and referred to as " The Mbitton Pwk. Exhibition Park," and it shall be designated as such in all Acts, Orders, and resolutions of the Council. By-law 277, 8. 2. 3. All moneys granted by the Council for the purposes The rwMir>u of herein named, all moneys that may be granted by the as- §|Jrt?the*"*iS^ sociations privileged to use the said Park in aid of the "wtion Fund." objects for which it is set apart, and all moneys that may be received for the use thereof from parties to whom its use may be granted by the Council, as herein provided, except so much thereof as may, by resolution of the Coun- cil, be appropriated to charitable piirposes imder the fifth section of tl^is By-law, shall be placed to the credit of a fund to be knovm, and for which an account shall be kept in the Treasurer's books, as the " Exhibition Fund." By- law 277, s. 3 ; By-law 713, s. 2. ^ 4. The Exhibition Fund shall be disbursed for the fol- Thenuuinerin lowing purposes, and no other, namely : 1. Fencmg, oma- Hf^wji** ** menting, lighting, and improving that portion of the Exhibition Park designated in the plan hereunto annexed, and lettered C. and D. 2. For enlarging, ornamenting, lighting, completing and maintaining in repair, the build- ings situated in the Park aforesaid, as may from time to time be considered requisite for the more convenient holding of Exhibitions therein. 3. For erecting and maintaining such permanent stalls, pens or other conve- nient buildings as may be needed for the purposes afore- said. 4. For erecting and maintaining an engine to be used in driving machinery that may be exhibited. By- law 277, s. 4. 66 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 277. Ko. 877. The Exhibition Park. Regulations for the use of the Park and Build- ing!. Damage to he made good by the InstitutionB naing the same. Other conditions for using the Park and Build- ings. Precedence In the use of the Park and Baud- ingi. 6. The Exhibition Park and Buildings may be used for the purposes named in this Act, upon first obtaining the leave of the Council, under the following regulations and restrictions only: 1. The Provincial, the City Electoral Pivision, the County Electoral Division and Township Agricultural Associations, the Board of Arts and Manu- factures, and the Horticultural Society, may hold their regularly appointed Exhibitions therein free of cost: Provided always, that they shall make good all and every damage done to the said Buildings and Park, or to any shrubberies, trees, or ornamental works therein during the period of their respective Exhibitions, during the prepar- ations connected therewith, and also during the removal of the property exhibited ; that they shall vacate the said grounds and premises so soon as their respective Exhibi- tions have terminated ; and that they shall pay all ex- penses of fuel, gas, water, gatekeepers, caretakers, insur- ance and all other expenses whatsoever connected with the maintenance and preservation of the said premises during the time they may respectively occupy them. 2. The Provincial Agricultural Association shall have pre- cedence in the use of the said Park and Buildings, when- ever it shall decide to hold its annual fair in this City, after which the several Electoral Division Societies, the County Associations, the Township Associations, the Board of Arts and Manufactures, and the Horticultoral Society, shall have precedence in the order in which they are named ; and ai all times when the grounds and pre- mises are not in actual use for purposes connected with the Exhibitions aforesaid, the use thereof may b..: perrait- ted by the Council for any other purpose whatever, upon payment to the Treasurer of the City of Toronto, by the parties to whom the use of the grounds and premises may be greiited, of the sum of twenty dollars ; and any moneys so received by the Treasurer may be applied, by resolu- tion of the Council, to any charitable purpose within the powers of the said Council. By-law 277, s. 5 ; By-law 713, 8. 1. A iOL By-law 282.] of the city of Toronto. 67 6. During the days of the Exhibitions aforesaid, — BedlSlpMMoi which shall not exceed (unless the Council by resolution Seb^itui^ otherwise order) for an Electoral Division Society or ^-^'V^^ ' " Time for which County Agricultural Associations, each two weeks ; for a ^ ^be'heid.""* Township Agricultiuul Association, one week ; for the Board of Arts and Manufactures and the Horticultural Society, each two weeks in any one year, — the said Asso- ciations or Societies may charge for admission to the said S^'*^ tb^'% Park and Buildings, such sum as may be determined on, ""^ BuUding*. not exceeding however twenty-five cents for each person ; ' and the money so collected shall be for the benefit of the Associations or Societies whose Exhibition is then being held : Provided always, that the cost of repairing any damage that may have been committed on the property bTtiie't^'"** during the tirr^e of holding or preparing to hold such Ex- uey?co°U!wSS. hibition, and the co3t of gas and water, if any is used for the purposes thereof, and all other proper expenses in- curred by the City, whether by police or otherwise, shall be a first charge on the money so collected. By-law 277, 8. 6 ; By-law 713, s. 3. 7. If however the Council shall so direct by resolution, TheconncUmay the buildings or any of them shall be open to the public fiS^to th^"pub- free of charge, excepting during the holding of any of the except during u Exhibitions above named, but at all other times the build- ings shall remain closed, or a charge for admission as herein provided, or as the Council may from time to time direct, may be charged. By-law 277, s. 7. No. 282. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to redeem those due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and j&fty-nine. [Piaau Jolt 4, 1869.1 WHEREAS by the Act of the last session of the Pro- vincial Legislature entitled, " An Act to authorize 68 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-UtW 282, tanfof % 894 *^® ^^y °^ Toronto to issue debentures for redeeming oityDebanturM. ^qjj^q qI their Outstanding debentures for which no sink- ing fund has been provided, and for other purposes," it is among other things enacted that the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for au- thorizing the issue of debentures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole, four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty- eight cents, to redeem certain debentures numbered and falling due, and amounting to the said sum of four hun- dred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents, as herein mentioned : And whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures described in the said Act as falling due during the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, and amounting to the sum of forty thousand three hundred and ninety-four dollars : And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- perty of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty* eight was, two million twelve thousand nine hundred and eighty-six dollars : ^ And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such ratable property required as a special rate for the payment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of two per centum per annum, for the payment of the principal of the said loan of forty thousand three himdred and ninety-four dollars in twenty years, according to the pro- visions of the above recited Act, is one-fourth of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the 1. It shaU and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City lUyor to borrow •*MM»trix|p«r of Toronto, to raise by way of loan at a rate of interest dthmtorM. ^q^ exceeding six per centum per annum, from any per- A z:i. -law 282, 69 No. S8S: Redemption of certalii City Oebenturet, By-law 282.] of the city of Toronto. son or persons, body corpoiate or politic, w^ "• may be -nailing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of forty thousand three hundred and ninety-four dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by ?he nj^lption' him applied from time to time, under the direction of the fauingduein Common Council of the said City in the redemption of the debentures issued by the City, and respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act first above recited. By-law 282, s. 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of theThenuumerin *' "' which thedeben* said City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures JJJI^SIJJ*''* to be made out for not less than four hundred dollars each, and amoimting in the whole to the said sum of forty thousand three hundred and ninety-four dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be imder the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 282, s. 2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable intere«t to be ^ "^ payable half- half-yearly at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other l^^iS^*^ place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor, fSr^ty yewli!' and the party who may agree to advance the said sum, and the said principal simi of forty thousand three hun- dred and ninety-four dollars shall be made payable with- in twenty years at the bank of Upper Canada, or such other place or plf^ces as aforesaid. By-law 282, s. 3. 4. A special rate of one-fourth of a cent in the dollar a special rate to upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the auy forp^^t City, over and above all other rates and taxes shall be intemt annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty nine, to the year one thousand 1 70 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 283. iBsufoi^ooo ^^S^^ hundred and eighty, for the purpose of forming a aty Debentures, ginj^jng fund for the purpose of paying the said sum of forty thousand three hundred and ninety-four dollars with the interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 282, s. 4. Moneys arising 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-fourth from special rate . ,i i n xi. i i p n after payment of of a cent in the dollar upon the assessed value oi all Interest, to be '■ Imml^tor p?o'- rateable property of the City, after paying the interest on the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year, in Government debentures or in other Pro- vincial securities, as provided in the said Act first above recited. By-law 282, s 5. viucial gecurl' ties. No. 283. By-law to authorize the issue of Debentures for Esplanade purposes. [Pasbiu Joly 4, 1869.] WHEREAS by theAct of Parliamentof this Province, sixteenth Victoria, chapter two hundred and nine- teen, entitled " An Act conveying to the City of Toronto certain Water Lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplanade," it was among other things enacted that it should and might be lawful for the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the said City of Toronto to pass a By-law to raise a loan and to issue debentures therefor payable in twenty years from the dates thereof ; and for the purp - * redeeruing the same and paying the interest thereci-, it should and might be lawful for the Common Coimcil of the City of T<^ronto, to impose a special rate per annum, to be called " The Esplanade Bate," over and above and in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year, which should be sufficient to form a sinking fund of two per centum per annum for that pur- pose, over and above the interest payable on such deben- tui-es, which sinking fund should be vested in each year: Maw 283. |)rming a sum of [tars with 4. By-law 283.] of the city of Toronto. 71 either in the debentures provided for by the said Act or coMtojrttonoi in Government debentures, or other Provincial securities : '' And whereas by the further Act of Parliament of the Province, twentieth Victoria, chapter eighty, entitled " An Act to amend the Act conveying to the City of Toronto certain Water Lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplanade, and to enable the said City to locate the Grand Trunk Railroad and other Railroads along the front of the said City," it was among other things enacted that it should and might be lawful for the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the said City of Toronto to contract with the said Grand Trunk Rail- way Company of Canada, or any person or persons, com- pany or companies, forthwith and during the construction or the said Esplanade, under the contract to fill up and grade as laid down in the plan in the said Statute men- tioned, to the level of the said Esplanade, the whole space lying between the northern limit of the said Esplanade, as laid down on the said plan and then in the course of con- struction, and the then shore of the Bay of Toronto east- ward to Cherry Street and westward to the Queen's Wharf: And whereas by the said Act last recited it was further enacted, that for and notwithstanding any Act of Parlia- ment of this Province, or any clause, matter or thing therein contained to the contrary, it should and might be lawful for the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, forthwith and without further notice, or other proceeding, to pass a By-law to raise a loan for such amount, not exceeding seventy-five thousand pounds as might be necessary for the purpose of filling in, grading and levelling the said space between the north line of the Esplanade and the shore of the Bay, and the extension thereof as aforesaid, and to issue any number of deben- tures, payable in this Province or elsewhere, in sums of not less than one hiindred pounds, which might be requi- 72 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 283 uwf oi'Sbooo ^^^ *^^ necessary therefor, payable in twenty years from ottyDebTOtuTM, ^j^g respective dates thereof, and for the purpose of redeem- ing the same, and paying the interest thereon, a special rate might be imposed as provi 'ed in the Act therein and hereinbefore '•ecited, and should be applied in payment of interest, and in forming a sinking fund for principal in like manner as therein provided : And whereas the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto have entered into contracts for filling, grading and levelling the said space hereinbefore lastly mentioned, and the work is now in progress : And whereas it has been estimated that the additional cost thereof wiU amount to the sum of fifty thousand dollars at the least, and it is necessary that the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto should raise by way of loan the said sum of fifty thousand dollars for the purpose of paying for the same : And whereas the amount required to be annually raised, according to the said recited Acts, as a special rate, to be called " The Esplanade Rate " as aforesaid, which shall be sufficient to form a sinking fund of two per centum per annum, for the purpose of paying the said loan of fifty thoosand dollars, and redeeming the debentures to be issued therefor when the same become due as herein mentioned, and which shall also be sufficient to pay the interest on the said loan of six per centum per annum, until the satisfaction and discharge of the said loan as aforesaid, is five thousand five hundred dollars : And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- perty of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the same for the year eighteen hundred and fifty eight, was two million twelve thousand nine hun- dred and eighty-six dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the doUat upon such ratable property, required as a ^)ecial rate for the payment -law 283 ears from f redeem- a special erein and yment of ncipal in Jnalty of filling, re lastly Iditional housand 1 Mayor, should 1 dollars y raised, te, to be shall be 'lUn per of fifty > to be herein )ay the mnum, loan as lie pro- isment id and 5 hun- such Tnent No. 288. Conitructlon of EipUnade. By-law 283.] of the city of Toronto. 78 of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of two per centum per annum as aforesaid, for the payment of the principal of the said loan of fifty thousand dollars, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-third of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City Authority to the of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest »6oiMO,»t8Upw . , cent, on city not exceedmg six per centum per annum, from any per- debenture*, son or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the de- bentures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate here- inafter imposed, the sum of fifty thousand dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time, TobeappUedin , , ■,. . (. 1 /^ /^ •! (i I . ■, tl'o construction under the direction of the Common Council of the said of the Esplanade. City, in defraying the additional expense of filling in, grading and levelling the said space between the north line of the Esplanade and the shore of the Bay, as afore- said. By-law 283, s. 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the^g^jj^^g^jj^ said City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures ^1;,^^'',^''^ be"' to be made out, for not less than four hundred dollars ""^^^ °"*" each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of fifty thousand dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 283, s. 2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable interest to be payable half- half-yearly at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other yearw and uie place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor payablewithin and the party who may agree to advance the said sura, 74 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 285, The^wi^Pree ^^^ *^® ^^^^ principal sum of fifty thousand dollars shall Market or Fair. ^^ made payable within twenty years at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other place or places as aforesaid. By-law 283, s. 8. A ipeciai rate to 4. A special rate of one-third of a cent in the dollar be levied (or pay- nieiit of principal upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year eighteen hun- dred and sixty to the year eighteen hundred and seventy- nine, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of fifty thousand dollars, with interest thereon, as aforesaid. By-law 283, s.4. Moneys arising 5. All moueys arising from the said rate of one-third from special rate. . , -i i, after payment of of a Cent lu the doUar upon the assessed value of all interest, to be in- * Govwl^ent^ir I'ateable property of the City, after paying the interest on Prminciai seou- ^^^ ^^^^ j^g^j^^ gj^^^^ be invested by the said Treasurer in each year in debentures issued under the authority of this By-law, or in Government debentures, or other Provincial securities, as provided in the said Act first above recited. By-law 283, s. 5. By-law to take effect from 4th July, 18S9. 6. This By-law shall take effect and come into opera- tion upon and from the passing hereof. By-law 283, s. 6. No. 286. By-law to establish a periodical Public Free Mar- ket or Fair in the City of Toronto. [Pmbbs Jctlt 7, 1860. AiUHDiD Oct. 86, 186&] WHEREAS it would be beneficial to the public to establish a free Market or Fair in the Gty at certain times of the year : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by tbe Council thereof, enacts as follows : A By-law 285.] of the city op Toronto. 1. A public free Market or Fair shall be, and is hereby established in and for the City. By-law 285 s. 1. 2. Such Market or Fair shall be held at the public Exhi- bition Grounds at the west end of the City, or at such other place in the City as the Council may from time to time, by resolution to be passed at least twenty days be- fore the day for holding the same, appoint. By-law 285, 8.2. 75 No. 286. The Public Free Murket or Fair. A public free market or fair eatabllghed. The marketer fair tu he held attheExhililtiuii grroundit or other place apimlnted by the Council. 3. The time for holdine: the same shall be upon the \>'hen the mar- ° ^ ket or fair shall third Wednesday and Thursday in May ; third Wednes- ^o held, day and Thursday in August; second Wednesday and Thursday in October ; or upon such other day or days as the Council may, by resolution to be passed at least twenty days before the day for holding such Market or Fair, ap- point. By-law 285, s. 3. 4. The Market or Fair shall be held for the purpose of ThepurpoBeafor which the mar- exhibiting and buying and selling all kinds of agi'icultu- ^''V'^**'' **" ral live stock ; all kinds of fruit, grain, meal, flour and vegetables ; all other kinds of agricultural produce ; all agricultural and other machines and machinery ; and all articles of home manufacture. By-law 285, s. 4. 5. No fee shall be charged or demanded for exhibiting, no teea to be •1. ,|. lii .1 i'l- charged for exhl- ouyimr, or selling, any such stock, animals or articles, m biting, bujiug or 1 ^/ ■, -r, , ^ . selliiig thereat. the Market or Fair. By-law 285, s, 5. 6. All persons exhibiting or selling at the market or Exhibitors to ar- fair shall arrange their stock, animals or articles, in such as d^ected. manner, order and place, as the person or persons to be appointed by the Council for such purpose shall direct. By-law 285, s. 6. 7. In case any person shall disobey such direction, or Diwrdoriy per- i_., 1 I'liiiiiii. sons not to exhi- be riotous, quarrelsome, or disorderly, he shall be disen- bitattbemarket. titled, and shall not be allowed to exhibit or sell at the said Market or Fair. By-law 285, s. 7. 76 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 294. hSie*?! ^- ^" ^""^y °' *^® ^^"^^ ^^^ mentioned, the person or city^fbliittuw. persons appointed as aforesaid, shall have power to re- ^■'^''V**^ move the stock, animals, or articles, of any one so offend- Power to remove i i i . from the (rrounde jng^ from the ground, and to such reasonable distance (Hwrderiy per- therefrom as he may think expedient. By-law 286, s. 8. Dimgerouitni. 9. The person or persons so appointed shall have power moved. to remove from the ground all animals or articles which are dangerous, or which in his opinion, are not properly secured or protected. By-law 286, s. 9. HMiagen of the 10. The pcrson or persons so to be appointed shall be fair to be under , thecontroiofthe under the control of the Committee on Public Markets. Committee on Public M»rkeu By-law 285, s. 10. The Committee 11. The Committee shall have power to frame such on Public Mix- ^ raiMMidrenii*- ^^^ ^^^ regulations for the management and governance tions. Qf tjjg Market or Fair and all persons frequenting the same, as they shall think fit, which are not inconsistent with law or with this By-law. By-law 285, s. 11. Such rules and 12. Such rules and regulations shall be laid before the reffulatione to be referred to the Couucil for at Icast two wccks before the same shall take Council. effect, and unless they are revoked or altered by the Council within that time they shall take efiect as submit- ted by the Committee at the end of auch period ; and in case they aie altered by the Council, they shall take effect as so altered, at the end of such period. By-law 285, s. 12. When they are to take efleot. No. 294. By-law to authorize the issue of certain Deben- tures to assist in constructing certain Sewers. [PAMUt AVO. 22, 18S0.1 ^T 7 HERE AS several By-laws have been introduced ' " for the construction of sewers on Elizabeth Street, George Street, Yonge Street, Beverley Street and Spadina Avenue : _>*^/:i. ty-law 294. I By-law 294.] of the city of Toronto. 77 person or wer to re- > 80 offend- e distance 285, s. 8. jave power cles which b properly k1 shall he 3 Markets. rome such governance ^ the same, stent with before the shall take id by the w submit- d ; and in »ke effect 285, 8. 12. And whereas the conditions ujwn which such improve- ""• **♦• Deben- ewers. 22, 1861>.l troduced ih Street, Spadina ments can be made, have been complied with by the owners of real estate in the said recited streets : And whereas the sectional area of the sewers to be con- structed in the said streets will exceed four feet, and it is enacted in the second section of the twenty-second Vic- toria, chapter forty, that in such case, " one-third of the cost thereof shall first be provided by the Council of the City by By-law for borrowing money:" And whereas the one-third cost of said sewers is esti- mated as follows ; Elizabeth Street, one thousand and seventy-nine dollars and eighty-three cents ; George Street, six hundred and seventy-two dollars ; Yonge Street, one thousand two hundred and ninety -nine dollars and thirty- three cents ; Beverley Street, three thousand six hundred and fifty-seven dollars and thirty-three cents ; Spadina Avenue, one thousand one hundred and twenty-nine dol- lars ; total, seven thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven dollars and forty-nine cents : And whereas it is desirable to raise by loan, on the credit of the Municipality, the sum of seven thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven dollars and forty-nine cents, with interest at the rate of six per centum per an- num, to be applied to the payment of one-third of the cost of said sewers : And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- perty of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and fifty-eight, was two million twelve thousand nine hundred and eighty-six dollars : And whereas the annual mte in the dollar upon such rateable property.i-equiredas a special rate for'the payment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of five per centum per annum, for the payment of the said loan of seven thousand eight hundred and ihirty-seven, dollars Debantum tor Sewen. 78 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 294. No. 804. Pebcnturet (or Sewer*. and forty-nine cents, in twenty yeara, accordihg to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one twentieth of a cent in the dollar : Tlierofore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the J j^ ghaH anj may be lawful for the Mayor of the Mayor to borrow ■»• v j j fl'r^^Int^'on citj City of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of inter- deb«ntrtr««. ^^^ ^^^ exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may bo willing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of seven thousand eight hundred and thirty -seven dollars and forty -nine cents, and to cause , , the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the To be applied In ' of'thfcOTtrf*^ said City, to be by him applied, from time to time, under cert^n wweik ^^ direction of the Common Council, in the payment of the one-third cost of the said sewers, and for no other purpose whatever. By-law 294, s. 1. llie manner in which the deben- turet are to be made out. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be made out, for not less than two hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of seven thousand eight hundred and thirty -seven dollars and forty- nine cents, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned ; such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City,' signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 294, s. 2. intererttobe 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable payable half- yearly, and prin- half-yearly, at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other dpal to be paid '' •' *^* ' irt July, 1879. place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor, and the party who may agree to advance the said sum, and the said principal sum of seven thousand eight himdred MArk By-law 299.] of the oity or Toronto. 79 and thirty -seven dollars and forty-nine cents, shall be made ^iJ^ ^romt payable on the first day of July, one thousand eight hun- F,o^t"8trMt. dred and seventy-nine, at the Bank of Upper Canada, or ^-^''V"*^ such other place or places as aforesaid. By-law 294, s. 3. 4. A special rate of one-twentieth of a cent in the dol- ^*]^^ ^^° lar upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in '"^rincipS^a* the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall '"'•'••'■ be annually levied and collected from the year one thou- sand eight hundred nnd sixty to the year one thousand eight hundred nd seventy-nine, for the purpose of form- ing a sinking fund for the purpose of paying the said sum of seven thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven dollars and forty-nine cents, with the interest thereon as afore- said. By-law 294, s. 4. 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one- Honcyi triaintr ■ 1 1. • t 1 1. f ronnpeol»l mte, twentieth of a cent m the dollar upon the assessed value »»ter p»ying in- ^ temt, to be In- of all rateable property of the City, after paying the inter- ^^^otv^A^-' est on the said loan, shall be invested by the said Trea- "*^ ■««^"«^ surer, in each year, in Government debentures, or in other Provincial securities. By-law 294,8. 5. No. 299. By-law to authorize the closing up of a certain allowance for Road south of Front Street, be- tween Parliament Street and Mill Street. [PAasiD Nov. 14, 1859.1 WHEREAS it is expedient to close up a certain allow- ance for road between Parliament Street on the west. Mill Street on the east, the property of William Gooderham on the noi*th, and the waters of the Bay on the south : Therefore tho Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof , enacts as follows: 80 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 308. NnmberiSthe ^- From and after the passing hereof, a certain allow- city By-tawt ^^^^g j^j, j.^^^ between Parliament Street on the west, Mill Allowance for Street on the east, the property of William Qooderham on nwd sonth of - , t. , ■, Front sueet, be- ^hg north, and the waters of the Bay on the south, shall tweeu Parlia- ' •' ' SuiK,'tobl, be closed up and stopped. By-law 299, s. 1. olowd op. No. 303.* By-law to provide for the Numbering of the City By-laws. W rPAasHP Not. 21, 1869. AWNDW Nov. 26, lti69.] ■ HiCREAS it is desirable the By-laws of this City should be numbered : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : By-lawB to be lumbered conBe 1. The B.; -laws of this Corporation shall be numbered ntively accord- l' i n i. j t i << to a tabular consecutivcly from number one, upwards, according to the respective dates of their being passed, and according to the " Tabular Statement " of the same presented to the Council on the twenty-first day of November in this year. By-law 303, a. 1. Future By-laws to be numbered as they are 2. All future By-laws shall be numbered as they are passed, commencing from the last number in the said " tabular statement." By-law 303 s. 2. bOTto*B°-uwi ^- ^^ ether numbers and all clauses of By-laws assign- repwiied. jjjg q^Jj^j. numbers than those above given and referred to shall be void, and are hereby repealed. By-law 303, s. 3. By.lawH may be referred to by number oulj. 4. It shall be sufficient on all occasions in citmg or re- ferring to any By-law, to cite or refer to it by number only. By law 30.3, 8. 4. * Thia B]'-law is amended by By-la?» No. 762, Section 11. A nL. Jy-law tain allow- 5 west, Mill >derham on outh, shall the City 81, 1859. . 26, lb6».] this City oronto by numbered lording to according ted to the this year. they are the said »^s assign- l referred -law 303, ng or re- j number By-law 306.] of the city of Toronto. No. 306. By-law to declare the Tenure of Office and Em- ployment of all Persons appointed by the Council. fPAS8M> Jan. 18, I860.] 1 TTHEREAS the Municipal Act passed in the ; veenty- 81 No. 306. Tenure of office of Corporation Officers. vv second year of Her Majesty's reign, chapter ninety- nine, in accordance with the preceding Municipal Acts which it repealed, enacts that all Officers appointed by the Council shall hold office until removed by the Coun- ' oil:* And whereas it is desirable to declare the terms upon which all officers heretofore and hereafter to be appointed do hold and shall hold theii* respective offices : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. All officers heretofore appointed by the Council do, ^"//"to^oyoffl^ and shall be deemed to hold their respective offices during ^uiJe^coSi™ the pleasure of the Council. By-law 306, s. 1, 2. All persons hereafter appointed to office by the Persons hercaf- *■ *■ ^ •'tor appointol to Coimcil shall be appointed and sh' 11 hold office during the flco*duri!^Kpi«[' pleaaure of the Council. By-law 306, e. 2. «r "' "" ' 3. In no case, unless by By-law or by deed of the Cor- g^tl^i^YbTSyTw poration, and unless the length of time, as for one month, son'^to'be'ap^' or for six montlis or for one year, be expressly stated, l^ra'axed tiJe. shall any person be appointed to, or hold any office or employment for a fixed time. By-law 306, s. 3. 4. No inference or presumption shall be drawn or made No infci-enceto '^ -"^ be lirawn of time that such person has been employed for a time certain, f/om' manner" of merely because he is to be paid by the month or year, or p'J"'*"*- " See 86 Vlo., cap. 48, see. 220. 82 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [Bv-law 309. ufof £47 200 ** ^° TT'dd^ ][" >r month or so much per year. By-law 306, City Debentures. „ A No Indemnity to 5. No claim of any kind shall be made upon, or be al- be allowed for re- n re i movai from office lowed bv the Council ID favour of any officer or other per- without notice. •' .' » son employed by the Corporation, or by the Council, merely because of his removal without notice by the proper authority from such office or employment. By-law 306, s. 5. No. 309. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the amount of forty-seven thousand two hun- dred pounds sterling. [Pa88KdFbb. 20, 1860.1 WHEREAS by the twe..ty-second Victoria, chapter seventy -one, it is among other things enacted, " that the Corporation may pass a By-law or By-laws for autho- rizing the sale or exchange in this country or elsewhere of twenty thousand shares of the capital stock in the To- ronto and Guelph Railway Company, since amalgamated with the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, and now constituting in the last-named Company three thou- sand two hundred and eighty-eight shares of twenty-five pounds sterling each, amounting in all to eighty-two thou- sand two hundred pounds sterling, and held by the City, for cash or for debentures, or for such portion of the same as were issued by the City for the purchase of the said stock, as may be agreed upon between the said City and the holders of said debentures," and that " if the stock is sold for cash, then the proceeds of such sale shall be in- vested in such security as the Governor in Council may direct, and the capital sum so invested, with all interest accruing therefrom, shall be applied towards the interest and redemption of the debentures last aforesaid ;" and that A :t^. By-law 309.] of the city of Toronto 88 No. 800 Torouto knd " if the stock is exchanged for the debentures, or any por- tion of them, such debentures or such portion shall be **"*''^^mpan7'' cancelled accordingly;" and that "in case upon any ex- -_^^-l._^ .iiange the amount of debentures received is less than the total amount of debentures issued, the Corporation may redeem such residue by the issue of new debentures, pay- able in such sums and at such times, not exceeding thirty years, as the Council may think fit, and the residue of debentures so redeemed shall be cancelled accordingly ; " and that " any By-law authorizing the issuing of deben- tures under this Act shall be valid without submitting the same to a vote of the ratepayers : " t And whereas the Municipality of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, on the twelfth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and fifty -nine, did determine that the said stock should be immediately disposed of : And wheraas the same was accordingly sold, and pro- duced upon such sale the sum of thirty-eight thousand two hundred pounds, leaving a difference of the nominal amount of the said stock as still unpaid of sixty -one thousand eight hundred pounds : And whereas by an arrangement made between this Corporation and the Grand Trunk Railway Company (the holders of th 3 said debentures), it has been agi'eed that the residue of the said debentures amounting to the sum last before mentioned shall be redeemed, by this Cor- poration issuing other debentures for the sum of forty- seven thousand two hundred pounds sterling, according to this Act : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the Authority to the City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be f^fS^'sSng' made out in such amounts as to him shall seem fit, and on oitrdob*en.' not exceeding in the whole the said sum of forty -seven 84 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 309. Interest to be payable half- yearly, and the principal to be payable Ist April, 1S»S. A special rate to be levied an-| nually for pay- ment of interest N^ 309^ ^ thousand two hundred pounds sterling, which said deben- cityDebentoM. ^,jj.gg ^YisAl be under the common seal of the said City of Toronto, signed by theMayorand countersigned by the Trea- surerfor the time being, of thesaid Cityof Toronto, and shall bear interest not exceeeding six per centum per annum, payable half-yearly on the l. st day of October and the first day of April in each yc..r, at *ihe Banking House of Messi's. Bosanquet, Franks and Company, Lombard Street, London, and the said principal sum shall be made payable on the first day of April, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five, at the Banking House aforesaid. By-law 309, s. 1. 2. For the payment of the half-yearly interest from time to time accruing due and payable upon the said debentures respectively, there shall be raised, levied and collected in each and every year by an equal rate in the pound upon the assessed value of all the rateable pro- perty in the said City of Toronto, over and above all other rates and taxes, suflicient to pay the said half-yearly interest, and such rate shall be collected and paid over to the said Treasurer of the said City for the time being, at the same time and in the same manner as other rates are collected and paid over, and for the payment and I'cdemp- speciairatetobe tion of the principal money secured by the said deben- levied the year sr r ^ j debenturefau^'' turcs, there shall be raised, levied and collected in the of'principai"'^"' year next before each debenture shall respectively fall due, an equal rate in the pound upon the assessed value of all rateable property in the said City of Toronto, over and above all other rates and taxes whatsoever, sufficient to pay the piincipal money secured by such debentures so Or a loan may be respectively falling due as aforesaid, or by a loan to be other debentures raised upon othcr debentures to be issued for such sums, for such sums as ^^eCi.uncii may redeemable at such periods as by an Act of the Council of the said City of Toronto may be declared and enacted. By-law 309, s. 2. The debentures 3. The Said debentures for the sum of forty -seven for £47,200 ster- i,iii t i. i .11 ling, and the thousand two hundred pounds sterling, together with the proceeds of the sale of the G. T. procccds of the Sale of the said stock in the Grand Trunk R. Co. atook, to i- V^- law 309. By-law 811.] of the city of Toronto. 86 Railway Company of Canada, shall be paid over to the Toronto jiu and holders of the debentures for one hundred thousand "3^J^^- pounds currency, issued under and by virtue of the au- yjg^o,j°j^*o,*° thority of the Act of the Common Council of the City of Jl^* e^5 underSy- Toronto, number one hundred and seventy-seven, passed •""No. 177. December the first, one thousand eight hundred and fifty- one. By-law 309, s. 3. , s No. 311. By-law to raise the sum of ninety-five thousand dollars by Debentures for the completion of the Jail and House of Refuge for the City of Toronto. [PA88BD March 12, 1860.] WHEREAS it is expedient and necessary to raise by loan the sum of ninety-five thousand dollars, pay- able within twenty years from the time this By-law shall be finally passed and take effect, with interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be applied to the com- pletion of the Jail and House of Refuge for the City of Toronto : And whereas the sum of ten thousand four hundred and fifty dollars will be required to be raised annually according to an Act respecting tho Municipal Institutions of Upper Canada, twenty second Victoria, chapter ninety- nine : And whereas the assessed annual value of the whole ratf' -vble property of the City of Toronto for the last pre- ceding financial year, was two million twelve thousand nine hundred and eighty -six dollars : And whereas 'o raise the sum of ten thousand four hundred and fifty dollars yearly, the annual special rate in the dollar upon the said rateable property will require to be one half of a cent in the dollar : 86 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 311. iB.u?*'of''ieiooo Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by City Debenture.. ^^^ Council thoroof, enacts as follows : 1. The said sum of ninety-five thousand doUai-s shall be raised by loan upon the credit of the Municipality. By- law 311, s. 1. Debentures to be 2. Debentures, in sums of not less than one hundred issued in sums of iim' Mch*'" dollars each, shall be issued by the Council, not exceeding in the whole the said sum of ninety-five thousand dol- lars. By-law 311 s. 2. Principal to be 3. The debentures shall be made payable on the firat payable 1st Janu- "■ "^ ^^18^0, and in-^ (Jay of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand ^Me' h°„^e£.*^; eight hundred and eighty, and bear interest at six per centum per annum, payable on the first day of Januarj' and the first day of July in each year. By-law 311 s. 3. Debentures tojbe 4, The debentures may, both as to principal and inter- pro^nce' *'''^ ^^^> ^^ Hiadc payable at any place in Great Britain or in this Province, and may be expressed either in sterling money or in any lawful cun'ency of this Province. By- law 311, 8. 4. Spe3^in**the ^- "^^^ ^^"^ ^^^ ^^ niucty-fivc thousand dollars being j^'lnd°"Hou^ ^^6 amount required for the purpose in the recital men- '"**' tioned, and necessary to defiay the expenses thereof, shall be laid out and expended in the completion of the Jail and House of Refuge for the City of Toronto. By-law 31 1, interest. A spcciHi rati to (). The Said annual special rate of half a cent in the dol- be levied aiinu- * ' o/''Hnd''t{S'^ '^^ upon the said assessed value of all the rateable pro- perty in the City for the last preceding financial year, over and above and in addition to all other rates whatso- ever, tihall be raised, levied and collected in each and everj' year from the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, till the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of ninety-five M^. faw311, >nto, by By-law 317.J of the city op Toronto. 87 thousand dollars, with the interest thereon as aforesaid. xoiJSJmcer- By-law 311 s. 6. 7. This By-law shall come into operation and take effect upon and from the day of its final passing, according to the date hereof. By-law 311, s. 7. [The eighth section, which fixed the places and appointed the Return- ing Officers for taking the voleH of the electors on this By-law, is not conBolidated.] one "No. 317. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures for thirty thousand four hundred and thirty-eight dollars and seventy -three cents to redeem those falling due in the year> one ^Lousand eight hundred and sixty. * [Pabsbd AFRlli 20, lueo. I 1T7 HEREAS by an Act of the last session of the Pro- * * vincial Legislature, entitled " An Act to authorize the City of Toronto to issue debentures for redeeming some of their outstanding debentures, for which no sink- ing fund has been provided, and for other purposes," it is amongst other things, enacted, " that the Corporation of the City o^. Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for authorizing the issue of debentures of the said City for a sum not exceeding in the whole four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty -five dollars and twenty- eight cents, to redeem certain debentures numbering and falling due and amounting to the said sum of four hun- dred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty -eight cents, as herein mentioned : And whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures described in the said Act, as falling due during the year one thousand eight hundred 88 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 317. No. 817. iHua of and sixty, and amounting to the sum of thirty thouaand cityDe^tSrea. ^ouT hundred and thirty-eight dollars and seventy-three cents : t And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro])erty of the City of Toronto, according to the assess- ment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, was one million eight hun- dred and thirty thousand four hundred and eighty-fouv dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property, required as a special rate for the pay- ment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund at five per centum per annum for the payment of the prin- cipal of the said loan of thirty thousand four hundred and thirty-eight dollars and seventy-three cents in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-sixth of a cent in the dollar : Authority to the Mayor to borrow 130,138,73, at 9ix per cent, on City debentures. To be applied in the redemption of the deben- tures falling due in 1860. Therefore the Corj)orati6n of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City of Toronto to raise, by way of loan, at a rate of in- terest not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the de- bentures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate here- inafter imposed, the sum of thirty thousand four hundred and thirty-eight dollars and seventy-three cents, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be bj' him applied from time to time under the direction of the Common Council of the said City, in the redemption of the debentures issued by the City, and respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act first above recited. By- law 317, s. 1. A z:i. -law 317. thousand nty-three rateable le assess- thousand ht hua- fity-foui pon such ;he pay- f fund at ihe prin- hundred 1 twenty ited Act, >nto, by r of the 3 of in- oni any may be the do- le here- undred and to iasurer o time le said by the rLord ted in By- By-law 317.] of the city of Toronto. 89 No. 817. To NdMm c«r- 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures »'jJn^^;;bMitur^ to be made out for not less than four hundred dollars The mwinw in which the deban- each and amounting in the whole to the said sum of ^™'o'St!°'^ thirty thousand four hundred and thirty-eight dollars and seventy -three cents, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter men- tioned, such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor .shall direct. By-law 317, s. 2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable interest to be Tiftvftblfi hslf- half-yearly at the Bank of Upper Canada or such other yearly, and th* ■' •' ^'^ _ principal to be place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor f *'g|;^'* *^J5'" and the party who may agree to advance the said sum, and the said principal sum of thirty thousand four hun- dred and thirty-eight dollars and seventy-three cents ^ shall be made payable within twenty years, at the Bank of Upper Canada or such other place or places as afore- said. By-law 317, s. 3. 4. A special rate of one-sixth of a cent in the dollar upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the City, and above all other rate,s and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty to the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of thirty thousand four hundred and thirty-eight dollars and seventy-three cents, with the in- terest thereon an aforesaid. By-law 317, s. 4. 5. All moneys arising from the same rate of one-sixth of a cent in the dollar upon the assessed value oi all rate- able property of the City after paying the interest on the said loan shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year in Government Debentures or in other Provincial securities as provided in the said Act first above recited. By-law 317, s. 5. A spcial rate to be levied annu- ally for pay- ment of prin- cipal and interest. Special rate after payment of in- terest, to be in- vested in Qovem- ment or Provin- cial securities. 90 No. 818. iMue of 164,000 City Debenturci. • CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 318. No. 318. By-law to provide for the issue of additional De- bentures for fifty-four thousand dollars for Esplanade purposes, t IPamid May 7, 1860.] WHEREAS by the Act of Parliament of this Province, sixteenth Victoria, chapter two hundred and nine- teen, entitled " An Act conveying to the City of Toronto certain water lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplanade," it was, among other things, enacted that it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the said City of Toronto to pass a By-law to raise a loan, and to issue debentures therefor payable in twenty years from the date thereof, and for the purpose of redeeming the same and paying the interest thereon, it shall and may be lawful for the Common Council of the City of Toronto to impose a special rate per annum to be called " The Esplanade Rate," over and above and in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year, which shall be sufficient to form a sinking fund of two per centum per annum for that purpose over and above the interest payable on such debentures, which sinking fund should be invested in each year either in the debentures provided for by the said Act, or in Govern- ment debentures or other Provincial secureties : And whereas by the further Act of Parliament of the Province, twentieth Victoria, chapter eighty, entitled " An Act to amend the Act conveying to the City of Toronto certain water lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplanade, and to enable the said City to locate the Grand Trunk Railroad and other Raih-oads along the front of the said City," it was among other things enacted, that it shall and may be lawful for the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the said City of Toronto to contract with the said Gi-and Trunk Rail- By-law 318.] op the city of Toronto. 91 way Company of Oanada, or any person or peraons, or por'SipilSiaa* company or companies forthwith and during the construe- P"n>o«w- tion of the said Esplanade under the contract to fill up and grade, as laid down in the plan in the said Statute mentioned, to the level of the said Esplanade, the whole s])ace lying between the northern limit of the said Espla- nade, as laid down on the said plan and then in the course of construction, and the then shore of the Bay of Toronto, eastward to Cherry Street and westward to the Queen's Wharf : And whereas the said works are now nearly completed, and for the purpose of fully completing the bridging, draining and macadamizing thereof, and of paying the interest thereon, it will require a further sum of fifty-four thousand dollars : And whereas the amount required to be annually raised according to the said recited Acts, as a special rate to be called " The Esplanade Rate," as aforesaid, which will be sufficient to form a sinking fund of two per centum per annum for the purpose of paying the said loan of fifty -four thousand dollars, and redeeming the debentures issued therefor when the same become due, as herein mentioned, and which shall also be sufiicient to pay the interest on Maid loan of six per centum per annum, until the satisfac- tion and discharge of the said loan as aforesaid, is four thousand three hundred and twenty dollars : And tv^hereas the annual value of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto, according to the assess- ment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, was one million eight hun- dred and thirty thousand four hundred and eighty-four dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate for the pay- ment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of ^. 4^ ^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-S) /. 1.0 I.I ■AilM 12.5 |5o ^^" MBH u 144 *■ Its 10 u WUb 140 2.2 2.0 1 1.25 II 1.4 iJi^ < 6" - ► FholDgraphic Scien(«s Corporalion 23 WIST MAIN STMIT WEBSTIIl,N.Y. 145*0 (716)S72-4S03 t^ \ s 92 coNSOLroATED BY-LAWS [By-law 318. iMuf of'iMooo *^° P®"" centum per annum as aforePAid for the payment <^^^;^*^;;|;|^ of the principal of the said loan of fifty-four thousand 'lollars, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-fourth of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City of Mayor to borrow , iM,ooo »Mx per Toronto to raise by way of loan at a rate of mterest not cent on City •' •' debentoTM. exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures here- inafter mentioned, and the special rate hereinafter imposed, the sum of fifty-four thousand dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time under the constroction the direction of the Council of the Corporation of the of the Esplanade. , ^ said City, in defraying the additional expense of bridging, draining and macadamizing the space between the north line of the Esplanade and the shore of the bay as aforesaid. By-law 318, s. 1. The manner In which the deben- tures are to be made out. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be made out for not less than four hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of fifty-four thousand dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 318, s. 2. intarert to be 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable half- payable hau- *^ •' iJtaSwJto** y^'U'ly *** t^® Bank of Upper Canada or such other place tweSyyiS" ^^ pl«ice8 as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor, and the party who may agree to advance the said sura ; and j^ -law 318. By-law 322.] of the citt of tobonto. 08 the said principal sum of fifty-four thousand dollars shall ^i^uue be made payable within twenty years at the Bank of .^^^. Upper Canada or such other place or places as aforesaid. By-law 318, s. 3. 4. A special rate of one-fourth of a cent in the dollar a smdai nte to '^ be levied annu- upon the assessed value of all rateable property in the City, oj^^'o,p3[^ over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually i"^'^- levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty to the year one thousand eight hun- dred and seventy-nine, both years inclusive, for the pur- pose of pajring the said sum of fifty-four thousand dol- lars, with interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 318, s. 4. lent 6. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-fourth ^■^en^Min^ of a cent in the dollar upon the assessed value of all ^^ ^ jlben- rateable property of the City after paying the interest on dM?hi?S5^taS' the said loan shall be invested by the said Treasurer in or ftoWnSw *° each year, in debentures issued under the authority of this By-law, in Qovemment debentures or other Provincial ' securities, as provided in the said Act first above recited. By-law 318, s. 5. No. 322. By-law to provide for the maintenance and care of Public Parks, Squares and Grounds. IPiasiD JiTLT 80, 1860. AmiHMD Oct. M, 1868.] THE Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Coun- cil thereof, enacts as follows : 1. The Committee on Public Walks and Gardens shall committee on Publio Walka have th6 care and custody of all the public squares,'parks, Sye^tSe ««of and grounds belonging to the City, subject to aU such By- ^tlJS'lS.?"^ laws as may from time to time be passed by the said *^""""''' Council, but no more money shall be expended thereon 94 Mo. 8^ TIm Public Fwki. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 322. than is appropriated by the Oouncil for that purpose. By- law 322, s. 1. Disonieriy ud 2. It shall be lawful for any police officer, constable. badcharaotento be excluded and care-taker, or other person duly authorized by the Mayor *"'™- or any Alderman of the said City, to exclude from the said public squares, parks and grounds all drunken or filthy persons, vagrants and notoriously bad characters, and to remove therefrom any person who is violating any By-law of the City Council, or is committing any nui- sance, or is guilty of any disorderly conduct therein. By- law 322, s. 2. Immoderate rid- 3. No pcrsou shall ride Or drivo any horse in, upon or ing or driving. * •> x through any of the public squares, parks or public grounds at an immoderate rate, or so as to incommode or interfere with, or endanger other parties frequenting the same. By-law 322, s. 3. Riding or driT- 4. No I'crson shall ride or drive any animal or vehicle ing on the turt * •' or sward. qjj g^^y ^urf or green sward in any part of the parks or squares, nor in any part thereof other than in the roads set apart as carriage drives. By-law 322, s. 4. Carting bea^T 5. jjo Dorson shall be allowed to use the roads in any loads upon the *^ •' roads. q£ ^jjg gg^jj public squarcs, parks and grounds for the pur- pose of teaming or carting heavy loads over or upon the same. By-law 322, s. 5. Digging or re- moving earth, gravel or turt. 6. No nerson shall dig or carry away any of the sward, gravel, earth, sand or turf in or from any part of the said public squares, parks or gi'ounds, except by permission of the said Conunittee and for some public purpose. By- law 322, s. 6. Injuring trees or shrub*. 7. No person, except by permission of said Committee, shall climb, break, peel, cut, deface, remove, injiu^ or destroy any of the trees or shrubs, flower roots or grass now growing or being, or which shall hereafter be planted By-law 322.] of the city of Toronto. 95 in the said public squares, parks or grounds, or in any ^2'^,„ street or public place within the City. By-law 322, a. 7. ^^J^^^;^^ 8. No peraon shall, except with the like permission as oanying din or ... i 1. • J • X other mttter Into aforesaid, in any manner carry or cause to be earned into thepwiu, *c. any of the said public sqm jes, parks or grounds any dead carcase, ordure, filth, dirt, stone, or any ofienaive matter or substance whatsoever, and no person shall commit any uonuiwnceto nuisance in the said public squares, parks or grounds. "^ <=»™»'***^- By-law 322, s. 8. 9. No person shall shake or otherwise cleanse any car- shakiugorciean- pet in any of the public squares, parks or grounds of the "* ""^ City. By-law 322, s. 9. 10. No owner or keeper of any horse, grazing cattle or Horses! grazing bwine shall suffer the same to go at large, or to feed upon to be impounded any of the said public squares, parks or grounds, and any horse, cattle or swine found at large therein shall be im- pounded and detained by any of the pound-keepers of the City until the payment of the sum provided in the present or in any future pound-law, together with the costs and charges of impounding and keeping the same. By-law 322, s. 10. 11. No person shall play at football, or throw stones or Throwing stones, snowballs within any of the public squares, parks or grounds, or shoot with or use a bow and arrow, or play any ^^^^^ prohibit- game therein, without permission of the said Committee. mMoIl""***'^' By-law 322, s. 11. 12. No person shall fire off or discharge any gun, or shooting or flre- . ,. . n p Li '111* worlcs prohibited fowling-piece, or fire-arms upon any of the said pubhc without permis- squares, parks or grounds, or offer for sale, or sell therein, any fire-works of any kind, or set fire to or let off the same, without tho permission of the said committee. By- law 322, s. 12. 13. No person shall expose for sale in any of the said saieot rermh- public squares, parks or grounds, refreshments of any kind "^ii-'i 96 No. 82S. The Public Parki. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 822. without the permission of the saidCommittee,and auch sale shall not be permitted on the Sabbath day, under any pre* tence w|iat80ever. By-law 322, s. 13. ouibUngMid 14. No person shall expose in any public square, park OD • gtmes. ^^ gj.o^jj(jg Qf tiie City, any table or device of any kind whatsoever, upon or by which any game of hazard or chance can be played, and no person shall play at any such table or device, or at cards or any unlawful game in any of the said public squares, parks or grounds. By- law 322, s. 14. Walking on the (TM* or Bward. 15. No person bhall walk on the grass ov sward of any such walks or parks when the same is unfit to walk upon, and when properly prohibited so to do by any person in authority. By-law 322, s. 16. Riding or driving 16. No pcrson shall be allowed to drive or ride into any prohiDited when ^ * ii_ -j i.!- i i •!• the gromid ia part of the Said public squares, parks or grounds, if pro- unfit. ^ hibited so to do by any person in authority when the ground is unfit for driving or riding thereon. 322, s. 17. By-law Injartng the public property. Penalty. 17. No person shall break or injure any of the gates, locks, bolts or fences, or any of the seats or benches for the accommodation of the public, or any other of the City property. By-law 323, s. 18. / 18. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law. shall upon con- viction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Jus- tice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magis- SifitS* *" ^tnt *'**^» Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceed- ing the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs; and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Hajot, Police Magis- No. 324. S»leor City By-law 824.] of the city of Toronto. 97 trate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be law- ful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices default of dig. convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 323, s. 19 ; By-law 752, s. 2. No. 824. By-law to authorize the sale of certain public City Lands. , [Pasbed Avo. 18, 1860. Amiinoid Oct. se, 1868.] WHEREAS it is expedient and necessary for the pur- pose of reducing the present heavy taxation of the City of Toronto, to sell such public lands as may be dis- posed of in order to render the proceeds thereof more available for the benefit of the City : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. The lands on the late Garrison Reserve adjoining ^^^JJ'j^'j*^,^ and not included in the Exhibition Grounds, the land K^ifeT "th" near Spadina Avenue, taken in the transaction with John FrolasS^ets to George Bowes, Esquire, and the land between the top of tion. the bank and the south sides of Palace and JTront Streets commonly known as " Walks and Gardens Property," shall be sold by public auction, and the proceeds of all the pro- perty so sold except the " Walks and Gardens Property " along the south side of FrontStreet, shall be devoted to the proo-eeds. general purposes of the City and the proceeds of the said 98 Ko. SM. Aporoprlalton of the U. 0. Municipalities' Faud. Land! to be sold bypublioau «ion •ooordlng tc • plan. Oondltlona of ale to be settled y a committee. Appropriation of nut of the In- dustrial Farm for a Park. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law32S. " Walks and Gardens Property " shall be devoted to the purposes sanctioned by Act of Parliament. By-law 324, s. 1 ; By-law 326, s. 1. 2. The said lands shall be sold by public auction to the highest bidder in lots rr,spectively according to the plan thereof to be prepare! for the purposes of such sale or lease. By-law 324, s. 2. 3. The said lands shall be sold or leased upon such con- ditions as to the time and terms of bidding and sale, and as to the price, payment down, and term of payment for the residue, or as to the rent and times of payment of the same, the conditions of lease, and such other usual and proper datails as may be settled by a committee to be ap- pointed therefor. By-law 324, s. 3. 4. In consideration of the sale of the lands hereinbe- fore described as " Walks and Gardens Property," the land west of the river Don, part of the lands purchased for an Industrial Farm, shall be demoted to and form a Park for the eastern section of the City. By-law 324, s. 4. No. 329. By-law to provide for the appropriation of the Upper Canada Municipalities' Fund. [Pmud Oor. IS, 1860. AmHDU Srpt. 26, 187&] TTtTHEREAS by By-law number three hundred and * * eleven a sum of niiiety-five thousand dollars is authorized to be raised by loan for the purpose of com- pleting the Jail and House of Refuge on the Industrial Farm, for the payment of which, with interest, an annual special rate is imposed : And whereas by By-law number three hundred and fifteen,all moneys then on hand or thereafter to be received from the "Upper Canada Municipalities' Fund " are oonsti- By-law 341.] of the citt of TOBONra 99 tuted a fund by the name of "The Industrial Farm Fund," sew^%S*ci,^k and are directed to be set apart and appropriated to and "^^^♦■^ for the erection and completion of the works therein men- tioned, that is, of the Jail, House of Correction and House of Refuge, and the building and erections neces- sarily connected or required therewith : And whereas two separate funds have thus been inad- vertently provided for the same purpose, while the annvial special rate is all that was intended to have been devoted to that object, and is abimdantly sufficient to discharge the liability incurred : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Courcil thereof, enacts us follows : 1. All moneys mentioned in By-law number three hun- uon*? in^B^aw dred and fifteen shall be carried to the credit of the gene- fppifjd i? X- ral income of the City, and shall not be devoted to any bliitiu'ot th« ' City. other purpose whatever than in diminishing the general debts and liabilities of the City. By-law 329, s. 2. No. 841. By-law to authorize the issue of Debentures for the sum of four thousand one hundred and thirty-four dollars, to assist in the construction of a Sewer on Crookshank Street, and other improvements. [PAniD AnuL 18, 1861. WHEREAS a By-law has been introduced to provide for the construction of sewers on Crookshank Sti-eet, and other improvements: And whereaa the conditions upon which such improve- ments can be made have been complied with by the owners of real estate in the said recited street : 100 CONKJLIPATED BY-LAWS [By-law 341. "<•• .**!•. ,.- And whereas the sectional area of the sewers to be con- iMue of 9*>184 cjty Debentuwfc gtmcted in the said street will exceed four feet, and it is enacted in the second section of the twenty-second Vic- toria, chapter forty, that in such case one-third of the cost thereof shall first be provided by the Council of the City by By-law for borrowing money : AuJ whereas the one-third cost of the said sewer is estimated at four thousand one hundred and thirty -four dollars : And whereas it is desirable to raise by loan, on the credit of the Municipality, the sum of four thousand one hundred and thirty-four doUara, with interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be applied to the pay- ment of one-third of the cost of said sewer : And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto according to the afiseas- ment returns for the same for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty, was one million six hundred and forty- three thousand eight hundred and eighty -eight dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate for the pay- ment of the interest and the fonning of a sinking fund of five per centum per annum, for the payment of the said loan of four thousand one hundred and thirty -four dol- lars in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act is one-forty-fifth of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the 1- I* ^^^^^ ^ud may be lawf ul for the Mayor of the XtiMBt «u'^* City of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of in- debe'ntures. tcrcst not exceeding six per centum per annum from any 4)erson or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the de- bentures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate here- w341. By-law 341.] op the city op Toronto. 101 inafter imposed, the sum of four thousand one hundred 8«wer"oncrook. and thirty -four dollars, and to cause the same to bo paid *'"'' ""*•'• into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time under the direction of the ^,|^ai!f^'thJ" Common Council in the payment of the one-third cost of llhJuik'strMt ' the said sewer, and for no other purpose whatever. By- law 341, 8. 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the xhe manner !n said City to cause any number of debentures to be made Turn »re*tjV" out for not less than four hundred dollars each, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be under the Common Seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such man- ner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 341, 8.2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payabl*^ interest to be half yearly at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other y^iv.^uid the place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor, pay«blei»t Jtn- and the party who may agree to advance the said sum ; and the said principal sum of four thousand ono hundred and thirty-four dollars shall be made payable on the first day of January one thouse,nd eight hundred and eighty- one, at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other place or « places as aforesaid. By-law 341, s. 3. 4. A special rate of one-forty-fif th of a cent in the ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ dollar unon the assessed value of all the rateable property X forj *""" payment in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall "ntereit. " be annually levied and collected from the year one thou- sand eight hundred and sixty-one, for the purpose of form- ing a sinking fund, for the purpose of paying the said sum of four thousand one hundred and thirty-four dollars, with the interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 341, s. 4. 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-forty- sp«daii»t« titer fifth of a cent in the dollar upon the assessed value of all {mrttobein- 102 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 845. r»ii"Sf rateable property of the City, after paying the interest on 'SitStSiS!' the said loan, shall be invested by t! o said Treasurer in '-^"'V""*^ each year in Government debentures or in other Provincial v«it«d III Govern- '' ^ „ , -».« mm or PniTin- gecunties. By-law 341, s. 6. ci»l iccurltlei. *' tbousai thirty- No. 845. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures for twenty-five thousand seven hundred and ninety- three dollars and thirty-three cents, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year one thou- sand eight hundred and sixty-one, for ^vhich no sinking fund has been provided. {Pam^^d May 18, 186).) f T7HEREAS by an Act of the Provincial Legislature, * ' twenty-second Victoria, chapter seventy-one, en- titled " An Act to authorize the City of Toronto, to issue debentures for redeeming some of their outstanding de- bentures for which no sinking fund has been provided, and for other purposes," it is amongst other things enacted that the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for authorizing the issue of debentures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty- five dollars and twenty-eight cents, to redeem certain debentures numbered and falling due, and amounting to the said sum of four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and tT^^ency-eight cents, as herein mentioned : And whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures described in the said Act, as falling due during the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, and amounting to the sum of twenty-five By-law 845.] or the gitt of Toronto. 108 thousand seven hundred and ninety-three dollars and ^o £dMiD d^ thirty-three cents : bautuiM bUlInc du* In lan. And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto, according to the assess- ment returns for the same, for the year on<^ thousand eight hundred and sixty, was one million six hundred and forty-three thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate, for the pay- ment of the interest, and the fonning of a sinking fund of five per centum per annum, for the payment of the principal of the said loan of twenty-five thousand seven hundred and ninety-three dollars and thirty- three cents, in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-seventh of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall and maybe lawful for the Mayor of the Authority to the City of Toronto, to raise by way of loan, at a rate of in- lufm-ss m*Ix ,. . , , peroentonOitjr terest not exceedmg six per centum per annum, from any deb«nturM. person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same, upon the credit of the de- bentures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate here- inafter imposed, the sum of twenty-five thousand seven hundred and ninety-three dollars and thirty-three cents, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time, under the direction of the Common Council the n^ption" of dflbflpturm of the said City, in the redemption of the debentures <>«• ta laei. issued by the City and respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty- one, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act first above recited. By-law 845, n. 1. 104 CONSOUDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 345. No. 846. iHue of made out 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said 'DebSntui^? City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be ^-*"W"""^ made out tor not less than foui hundred dollars each, and lae manner In • . t t ^ i • i which the deben- amounting lu the whole Jbo the said sum of twenty-five thousand seven himdred and ninety-three dollars and thirty-three cents, as any person or persons, body corpor- ate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such de^ ontures, and the special rate hereinafter men- tioned, such debentures to be under the Common Seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 345, s. 2. W Interest to be 3. The interest on such debentures shall bo payable jreariy and the half-vearlv at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other 'principal to be "^ •' ^^ twent ear? pl^CG or placcs as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor and the party who may agree to advance the said sum, and the said principal sum of twenty -five thousand seven hundred and runety-three dollars and thirty-three cents, shall be made payable within twenty years, at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other place or places as afor'i- said. By-law 345. s. 3. A special r».e to *' ^ special rate of one-seventh of a cent in the dollar ^ymeii^f of*prin* upon the asscssed value of all the rateable property in the terestr' "'" City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected froni the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one to the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of twenty-five thousand seven hundred and ninety-three dollars and thirty-three cents, with the interest thereon, as aforesaid. By-law 345, s. 4. Moneys arising 5. All moncys arising from the said rate of one seventh to be invested, of a cent in the dollar upon the assessed value of all rateable property of the City, after paying the interest on the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasuror in each year, in Government debentures, or in other Pro- By-law 363.] op the city of Toronto. 106 vincial securities, as provided in the said Act, first above streS°iu«^yi. mentioned. By-law 346, s. 6. No. 363. *By-law respecting Street Railways. [PjuaFQ Jolt 88, 1861. Ahbitdiid Oot. 26, 1868.] WHEREAP^ by certain articles of agreement bearing date the twenty-sixth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, the Corporation of the City of Toronto agreed with one Alexander Easton as follows : " Articles of agreement had, made a.nd concluded this Agnement be- ..ii i.'>ri..i <• Ti tween City and twenty-Sixth day of March, m the year of our Lord one Aiex. Easton. thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, between the Cor- poration of the City of Toronto of the first part, and Alexander Easton of the village of Yoikville, of the second part : " Whereas divers inhabitants of the City of Toronto have petitioned the Common Council of the City of Toronto to sanction the construction of street railways in, along and upon the streets of the said City, and the said party of the second part hath proposed to construct and operate such street railways upon the streets herein- councii "i2dopted after mentioned, and the said Common Coimcil did on the "* ' fourteenth day of the present month of March, accept such proposals by the following resolutions : " First, That Alexander Easton be authorized to j j^ton per- lay down street railways of approved construction on Sfuofstreet"" any of the streets of this City, such railways being of ap- proved construction, and worked under such regulations as may be necessary for the protection of the citizens : ' «M 84 v., c. 88 ; 88 v., 0. 81 (Ont.) : 86 V., o. 101 (Ont.) ; 80 V., & 68 (Ont). < tm CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 353. 8twrt°kSnw»j». " Second, All works necessary for constructing and ^— "V*-^ laying down the several railway tracks shal!l be made in a M>provai of city substantial manner, according to the best modem practice, under the supervision of the City Surveyor or such other officer as the Council shall appoint for this purpose, and to the satisfaction of the Council : keirt?^*^'°'" " Third, The roadway between and within at least one foot six inches from and outside of each rail shall be paved or macadamized and kept constantly in good repair by the said Easton, who shall also be boimd to construct and crossin s ^®®P ^^ S^o^ repair crossings of a similar character to those adopted by the Corporation within the limits afore- said, at the intersection of every such railway track and cross str- jts : 4. TraciMtocon- " Fourth, The tracks shall conform to the grades of the form to grade of •treet. varfous strccts through which they will run, as furnished by the City Sur«reyor or such other officer as aforesaid, and shall not in any way change or alter the same : 6. Location of line of railway. " Fifth, The location of the line of railway in any of the streets shall not be made until the plans thereof, shewing the position of the rails and other works in each street, shall have been submitted to and approved of by the City Sm^eyor, or such other officer as aforesaid : 6. City may take up streets tra- verged by rail- way. " Sixth, The City authorities shall have the right to take up the streets traversed by the rails either for the purpose of altering the grades thereof, constructing or repairing drains, or for laying down or repairing water or gas pipes, and for all other purposes within the province and privileges of the Corporation, without being liable for any compensation or damage that may be occasioned to the working of the railway or to the works connected therewith : T. Kind of rail " Seventh, The rail to be employed for the said railway tobeuMd. ^ "^ •' shall be the flat rail, such as is now used in the City of By-law 353.] of ihb city of Toronto. 107 Philadelphia, with such modifications as the Council, on strert'iiSiUyt. the recommendation of the City Surveyor or other officer ^— 'V^-' as aforesaid, may decide to adopt, and the cars shall be constructed in the most modem style : " Eighth, The railway shall not be opened to the s. Rwoiution of ° , . , Council before public nor put in operatiqn until the sanction of the """"yop*"**- Council has been previously obtained by means of a special resolution to that effect, and such sanction shall only be granted upon a certificate from the City Surveyor, or other officer especially appointed for that purpose, declaring tho said road to be in good con> dition and constructed conformably to the conditions pre- scribed by the agreement on that behalf : " Ninth, Each car employed on the railway shall be »• cars to be * " " numbered and numbered, and none shall be used, unless under a license "cwnaed. for that purpose, for which license the said proprietor shall pay the annual sum of five dollars : " Tenth, The cars shall be run over the whole of io. when and . . how long oars to the tracks herem mentioned at least sixteen hours in>^i>- summer and fourteen hours in winter on each day, and at intervals of not less than thirty minutes, and no car shall run on Sundays : " Eleventh, The speed of the cars shall never exceed six ii. speedof can. miles per hour : " Twelfth, The conductors shall announce to the pas- 12. conductors to call out sengers the names of the streets and public squares bb streets. the cars reacl them : " Thirteenth, The cars shall be used exclusively for the is. Passengers only to be conveyance of passengers : carried. "Fourteenth, When the accumulation of snow or iceu. snowtndioe. on the roadway s^all be such as to impede the traffic, every s. itont.)'; m v ' means shall be used to clear the track, and while impeded sufficient sleighs shall be provided for the accommodation of the public : 108 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 353. attZ^Av». " Fifteenth, No higher rate than five cents shall be charged for the conveyance of each passenger on the line : 16. Rate of Fare. 16. Damtgeg to be bonie by E«»ton. liable for all damages arising out of the construction or " Sixteenth, The proprietor or proprietors shall be i.ble for all damages aris operation of the railways ; 17. Proviso as to repair. See 86 " Seventeenth, Should the proprietor neglect to keep "rTioi^nt!); the track or the roadway or crossiiigs between and (Ont!^ ' on each side of the rails in good condition or to have the necessary repairs made therein, the City Surveyor or other proper officer shall give notice thereof requiring such re- pairs to be made forthwith, and if not made within a reasonable time, the said Surveyor or other officer as aforesaid shall cause the repairs to be made, and the amount so expended mt .y be recovered against the said proprietors in any Court of competent jurisdiction : 18. Franchise to last for 30 years. " Eighteenth.The privilege granted by the present agree- ment shall extend over a period of thirty years from this date, but at the expiration thereof the Corporation may, after giving six months* notice prior to the expiration of the said term, of their intention, assume the ownership of the railway and all real and personal property in connection with the working thereof on " payment of their value, to be determined by arbitration, and in case the Corporation should fail in exercising the right of assuming the owner- ship of the said railway, at the expiration of thirty years as aforesaid, the Corporation may, at the expiration of every five jears to elapse after the first thirty years^ exercise the same right of assuming the ownership of tlifc saiO railway, and of all real and personal estate thereunto appertaining, after one year's notice, to be given within th" twelve months immediately preceding the expiration of every fifth year as aforesaid, and on payment of their vi Vae to be determined by arbitration : 10. Forfeiture by " Nineteenth, Should the proprietors at any time give po$t p. lis. up the railway or cease to exercise the privilege hereby By-law 353.] of the city of Toronto^ 109 granted to them for a period of six months they shall strert**iuuw»y» forfeit the entire property, including the rails, cars, &c., to ^— 'V"**-' the benefit of the Corporation : " Twentieth, The agreement to be made hereunder so- i*gi»i»«on ' ^ neceanry. See shall only have efiect after the legislation necessary for ^* ^^ *• ^^• legalizing the same, shall have been obtained : " Twenty-fir«t, The rails shall be laid down on Queen 21. Route of ¥&tlWAV Street from Yonge Street to the Asylum ; on King Street from the River Don to Bathurst Street, and on Yonge Street from King Street to Bloor Street : " Twenty -second, The irack on Yonge Street shall be 22. umitofttaie campleted and equipped within twelve months from the see srd covenant . . by city, pott p. date of the Act authorizing the same, and the tracks on "i- King and Queen Streets shall be constructed and fully equipped within two years from the same time : " Twenty-third, If within four months after the pass- 23. Porfeiture at ing of the Act, the proprietor should fail to proceed cu. with the works in such manner as to satisfy the City Surveyor or other proper officer appointed by the Corpor- ation, that they will be completed withir the stipulated timp, the Corporation may give fourteen days notice of its intention to aumil the privileges hereby granted, and if the works are not then proceeded with in a satisfactory manner, the Corporation may by resolution annul the said privileges accordingly : " Twenty-fourth, In the event of an} other parties 24. other street proposing to construct railways on any of the streets not occupied by the party to whom the privilege is now to be granted, the nature of the proposals thus made shall be communicated to him, and the option of constructing such proposed railway on similar condi- tions as are herein stipulated, shall be offered, but if such preference is not accepted Mdthin one month, then the Corporation may grant the privilege to any other parties.. no coNSOLii. 4TED BY-LAWS [By-law 363. No. 868. Stnct Ballwayg. Agreement. PrivUeM gnuited. Oovenanta by City. " Now these presents witness, that the said parties of the first part, in consideration of the amounts to be paid to them by the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators, and assigns, by and under the said resolu- tions, and theso presents, and of the covenants and agree- ments therein on his part and behalf to be kept and per- formed, do hereby give and grant unto the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns, the exclusive right and priviJege to construct, maintain and operate street railways by single or double tracks with all necessary turn-outs, side-tracks and switches, in, along and upon King 3treet, Queen Street, and Yonge Street in the said City, together with the right to the use of the tracks of the said railways as against all other vehicles whatsoe\er, for the said term of thirty years upon the conditions, and subject to all the payments, re- gulations, provisoes and stipulations in the said above recited resolutions and these presents expressed and con- tained, and the said parties of the first part covenant with the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns : 1. As to opening " First, That when and so often as it may be necessary for them, the said parties of the first part, to open any of the streets as stipulated in the sixth resolution above recited, a reasonable notice shall be given to the said party of the second part, of their intention so to do, and the work thereon shall not be unnecessarily delayed, but shall be carried on and completed with all reasonable speed, due regard being had to the proper and efficient execution thereof : «. AB*to certw- " Second, That there shall be no unnecessary delay on ceding"rewiu-'^ the part of the said parties of the first part and their officer and officers, in the granting of any certificate required by any of the said resolutions, but the said parties of the first part, and their officer and officers, shall and will in ail things so far as is consistent with their duty, aid and assist {'.he said party of the second part in carrying out this asp:eement: By-law 353] OF the city op Toronto. Ill " Third, That the time limited in the twenty-third gt^S^iuS^ resolution shall apply to the construction of the railway ^— "^r^-^ on Yonge Street, and that the restrictions therein con- ufucSoii'm.'""' tained, so far as the same applies to the railways on King and Queen Streets, shall be extended to the first day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two : " Fourth, That the said party of the second part, ♦. Quiet enjoy- , ment. hifi executors, administrators and assigns, paying the license fees as p^'ovided in the ninth resolution, and per- forming and fulfilling all the conditions, stipulations, re- strictions and covenants in the said resolutions and in these presents contained, shall and may, peaceably and quietly have hold and enjoy the rights and privileges hereby granted, without any let or hindrance or trouble of or by the said parties of the first part, or any person or persons on their behalf : " And lastly, That as soon as the necessary power s. By-i»w to be required to sanction this agreement be granted by the Legislature of the Province and the parties of the first part are legally authorized so to do, they will without delay pass a By-law framed in accordance with the said resolutions. " And the said party of the second part doth hereby covM«ntabj for himself, his heirs, executors and administrators, cove- nant, promise and agree to and with the said parties of the first part, their successors and assigns in manner following, that is to say : " First, That he will construct, maintain and operate the i. to ooMtruct said railways within the times, in the manner and upon niiway. th<) conditions in the said resolutions, and these presents set forth : "Second, That he will well and truly pay the 2. to carry ont rf I ^ this agreement. said license fees and will truly and faithfully perform, fulfil and keep all the conditions, ."ovenants and agree- ments in the said resolutions and these presents expressed and contained on his or their part to be performed, ful- filled and kept : 112 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 353. 8trert**iuuw»yf. " Third, That before breaking up, opening or inter- ""-"V*^ fering with any of the said streets, for the purpose upltrwto**'''"' of constructing the said railways, he will give or cause to be given to the City Surveyor or other pi-oper c ""cer of the said parties of the first part, at least ten days' notice of his intention so to do, and that no more than twenty-six hundred feet of the said streets shall be broken up or opened at any one time, and that when the work thereon shall have been commenced the same shall be proceeded with steadily and without intermission and as rapidly as the same can be carried on, due regard being had to the proper and efficient construction of the same : By-la^ 4, A 4 to imped- ing truffle and watercourses. 6. Gauge of rail' way. " Fourth, That during the constr>Tction of the said rail- ways, due and proper care shall I o taken to leave sufficient space and crossings so that the traffic and travel on the said streets and other streets running at right angles thereto shall not be unnecessarily impeded, and that the watercourses of the said streets shall be left free and un- obstructed, and lights, barriers or watchmen, provided and kept by the said party of the second part, when and where required to prevent accidents to the public : " Fifth, That the gauge of the said milways shall be such that the ordinary vehicles now in use may travel on the said tracks, and that it shall and may be lawful to and for all and every person and peraons whatsoever to travel upon and use the said tracks with their vehicles, loaded or empty, when and so often as they may please, provided they do not impede or interfere with the cai-s of the party of the second part, running thereon, and subject at all times to the right of the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns, to keep the said tracks with his and their cars, when meeting or overtak- ing any other vehicle thereon : 6. sobar drivers " Sixth, That the said party of the second part, his to empoy . j^gjj^^ executors or administrators, shall and will at all times employ careful, sober and civil agents, con- Rights of otlier vehicles on traclc. By-law 368.] of thb «ity of Toronto. 113 ductora and drivers, to take charge of the cars uponm^^^°^;^y, the said railways, and that he the said party f)f the ^— -v"«*-^ second part, his heirs, executors and administrators, and his and their agents, conductors, drivers and servants, shall and will from time to time, and at all times during the continuance of this grant, and the exercise by him or them of the rights and privileges hereby conferred, oper- ate the said railways, and cause the same to be worked *"coS!Sii*ti°S! under such regulations as the Common Council of the "•"^"'"^ City of Toronto may deem necessary and requisite for the protection of the persons and property of the public, and provided such regulations shall not infringe upon the privilege granted by the said resolutions : " Seventh.'That no higher fare than five cents shall be ^ R»te of fare, charged or exacted from or upon any passenger using the car or cars of the said party of the second part, from the St. Lawrence Hall, in King Street, either to Yorkville or the Asylum, but he or she shall be entitled to travel in the said car or cars either of the said distances for one fare only : " And la8tly,That all the works to be done under the said a. Approval of ,.• -11.1 ■,..' Council nocoi- lesolutions, and these presents, and the rights and pnvi- sary. leges to be used thereunder shall be done and used to the satisfaction of the Common Council of the City of Toronto, or the City Surveyor orother officer to be by them appointed for the purpose : — Provided however, that if the said party of the second part be delayed by the order and injunction proviso, of any Court, except the same be granted on the default or negligence of the said party of the second part, then the time of such delay shall be excluded from the opera- tion of this agreement and such time in addition to the periods prescribed in the said resolutions shall be allowed for the completion of the said railway, and also that it is the intent and meaning of the nineteenth resolution above recited, that the forfeiture therein mentioned shall attach "^t,o*i». **" in case the said party of the second part fails to build and operate any one of the three lines of railway ; it being the H 114 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 868. BirJS^'iSSinfi. c^®**" Understanding of the said party of the second part, ""-^■v""-^ that the privileges hereby conferred were to insure the completion und working of three linen of railway, and in case of failure in any one the absolute forfeiture of what has been constructed and of the plant belonging thereto shall take place under the said resolution and agreement ; and provided further that this agreement and the matters tiir*^«ct "untS ""^^ things herein contained shall only take effect after "lonu^uStt" *^6 legislation necessary for legalizing the same, shall have been obtained :" And whereas since the execution of the said agreement by a certain Act of the Parliament of this Province, passed in the twenty-fourth year of Her Majesty's reign, entitled " An Act to Incorporate the Toronto Street Railway Com- 14 v., c. 88, 8. 16. ^ ^ •' pany," it was among other things enacted that the said agreement should be held to be a valid agreement, and that the Corporation of the City of Toronto, had full power and authority to enter into and make such agree- ment upon the conditions, and foi' the purposes therein mentioned, and the said Corporation were thereby autho- rized to pass any By-law or By-laws for the purpose of carrying the same into effect-? Now the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts : Conflnnation ol recited agree- ment, and au- thority to Alex. Easton to lay down street rail- ways ou King, ?ueen and onge streets, under certain conditions. 1. That the said agreement hereinbefore recited shall be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed, and the said Alexander Easton is hereby authorized to lay down street railways on King Street, Queen Street, and Yonge Street, and work the same under the conditions, provisoes and restrictions in the said resolutions and agreement contained, and such other regulations as are herein set forth, or may from time to time be deemed necessary by the said Council for the protection of the citizens of the said City of Toronto. By-law 363, s. 1. When ndiwaya 2. As soon as the Said railways or any of them are con- are completed Alex. Easton gtructed and certified to in the manner and according to may run oarg,A a " By-law 868.] of the city or Toronto. 115 the terms of the paid agreement, the said Alexander Eas- 8tr«?t*RSUyi. ton may commence to run cars or carriages and convey ^•v^-' passengers thereon, and collect the fare for the same, as, settled by the said resolutions and agreement, and fully operate the said roads. By-law 353 s. 2. 3. Before the certificate hereinbefore referred to shall Ruim tnd ragn- .111 t n 1 11 1 • l»tloni lor the be cranted, the said Alexander Easton shall submit to »o»«mment oi o MrrtnU ol the the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto for ;^^;;j?i^to'th6 their approval, the rules and regulations for the govern- ^°"'""'- ment and guidance of the conductors and drivers upon the said railways and others connected with the working thereof, which said rules and regulations when approved by the said Council shall be posted in some conspicuous place in each car or carriage, and no oar or carriage shall hi) nin upon any of the said railways without a copy of , , RulM and regu- such rules and regulations being so placed therein. By- i»t|j|^ ^ J» law 353, s. 3. •»"• 4. The cars and carriages of the said Alexander Easton while running on the said railways or any of them, shall have the right to use the said railways as against all other vehicles whatsoever, and all other such vehicles vehicle* to turn ' out of the track using the said railways whether meeting or proceeding in J^**** »"'"'>' the same direction as the said cars or carriages, shall turn out of the said track of the said railways, and permit the said cars and carriages to pass, and shall in no case and under no pretence whatever obstruct or hinder the pas- sage thereof, and the free use of the said railways by the said cars and carriages of the said Alexander Easton. By-law 353, s. 4. 5. The rights conferred upon the said Alexander Easton The corpintion ■ n 1 or their gra.-teei by this By-law, and the agreement hereby confirmed, mav crow the shall in no case be taken to prevent the Corporation of Siiwayl'''on'oOT- the City of Toronto or their grantees from crossing the t^" ^o"""""""- railways of the said Alexander Easton by other railways traversing other Streets ; the provisions of the twenty- fourth resolution, being first complied with, but such right to cross the same is hereby expressly reserved. By- law 353, s. 6. 118 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 363. No. S«S. IlMM •! Vmtitj. 6. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any CHtyoibwiiure.. <>( the provisions of this By-law shall upon conviction be- fore the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Jus- tices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofTence, exclusive of costs, and in de- fault of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may lie lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice con- uultTii^OTi. dieting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are act- ing together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convict- ing as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 353, s. 5. Cominitineiit Id default o( dir (TMi. No. 363. I v., e. 71. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures for seventeen thousand six hundred and thirty- seven dollars and seventy-nine centS; to redeem Debentures falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, for which no Sink- ing Fund has been provided. [Pamw March 3, 1862.] ^j^J'HEREAS by an Act of the Provincial Legislatiu-e, twenty-second Victoria, chapter seventy-one, en- W By-law 368.] of the city of Toronto. 117 titled " An Act to authorize the City of Toronto to isBue de- j„ US«JJ"d,. k'nturcs for redeeming some of their outstanding deben- '^diSTS mL* tiiros for which no Sinking Fund has been provided, and for other purposes," it is amongst other things enacted that the Corjjoration of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for authorizing the issue of debenti>res of the said City for a sum not exceeding in the whole four hun- dred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents, to redeem certain deben- tures, numbered and falling due and amounting to the said sum of four hundred and eight thousand, three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents, as herein mentioned : And whereas it is necessary to provide for the re- demption of certain debentures dv^scribed in the said Act, as falling due during the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, and amounting to the sum of seventeen thousand six hundred and thirty -s<^von dollars and seven- ty-nine cents : And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable property of the said City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, was one million five htmdred and seventy-eight thousand, nine hundred and ninety- seven dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate for the payment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of five per centum per annum, for the payment of the principal of the said loan of seventeen thousand six hundred and thirty-seven dollars and seventy-nine cents, in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-eighth of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 118 Mo. MS. iMue of •>7,6S7,7» City Debentores. Authority to the Mayor to borrow •17,637.79 at aix per cent, on City debfliiturei. To be applied in the redemption of debentures fallinrduein 1862. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 363. 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the Cit^ of Toronto, to raise, by way of loan, at a rate of interest not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate hereinafter imposed, the sum of seventeen thousand six hundred and thirty-seven dollars and seventy-nine cents, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time under the direction of the Common Council of the said City in the redemption of the debentures issued by the City and respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act, first above cited. By- law 863, s. 1. The manner In 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said which the deben- .> ^ tureiare to be City of Torouto to cause any number of debentures to be made out. •' •' made out for not less than four hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of seventeen thousand six hundred and thirty-seven dollars and sev- enty-nine cents as any person or persons, body corpoi-ate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, , such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 363, s. 2. Intereettobe payable halt- yearlv, and the prinapal to be payable within twenty yean. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable half-yearly, at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor, and the party who may agree to advance the said sum, and the said principal sum of seventeen thousand six hundred and thirty-seven dollars and seventy-nine cents, made payable within twenty years at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other place or places as aforesaid. By- law 363, 8. 3. -law 363. >ftheCit> >f interest tny person be willing lebentures lereinafter idred and to cause iurer of Je to time the said ed by the our Lord lumerated ted. By- jf the said tires to be each, and seventeen and sev- corporate it of such entioned, the said reof , and d Mayor payable Jh other 1 Mayor, id sum, and six le cents, P Upper i. By- By-law 368.] OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 119 No. 868. 1 udGar- 4. A special rate of one-eighth of a cent in the dollar, ^^^\ upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the '^f^^wpw^.^ city, over and above all other rates and taxes shall be an- ^^^^^ nually levied and collected from the year one thousand S'^*°dtat»Jj5t eight hundred and sixty-two to the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of seventeen thousand six hundred and thirty-seven dollars and seventy-nine cents, with the interest thereon, as aforesaid. By-law 363, s. 4. 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-eighth Honeys Mridng . 1.11 from ipedal r»te of a cent m the dollar, upon the assessed value of all rate- f'ter payment of ^ interest, to be able property of the City, after l^ j-ying the interest on the g'JJment or v^' said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each »'""•»••««»<»«•* year in Government Debentures, or in other Provincial Securities as provided in the said Act, first above men- ''■• tioned. By-law 363. s. 6. No. 368. By-law to provide for the Sale or Lease of Lauds known as Walks and Gardens. LPusBD Aue. 18, 1862. ' Ahindio Oct. S6, 1868.] WHEREAS by certain Letters Patent of grant bear- Patentot "Waik« ing date the fourteenth day of July, in the year ^ny, jiu^i*, of our Lord one thousand eight himdred and eighteen, that certain space or strip of land, denominated by the letter H, in the plan of the then Town of York, Commenc- ing at the top of the bank in the western limit of the old Qovemmen*' Buildings reservation, adjoining the south- east angle of the said Town, then north sixteen degrees west, four chains, more or less, to the southern limit of Palace Street; then along the southern limit of said Street, and also following the southern limit of Market Street and Front Street until it intersects the western 120 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 36^. Mo. 868. Walks and Oar- deus Property. limit of Peter Street at the west end of the said Towu ; then south sixteen degrees east, five chains more or less, to the top of the bank ; then easterly along the top of the bank, following its general turnings and windings to the place of beginning, containing thirty acres, more or less, with allowance for the several cross streets leading from the said Town to the water, was vested in John Beverley Robinson, William Allan, George Crookshank, Duncan Cameron and Grant Powell of the Town of York, Esquires, their heirs and assigns for ever, in trust to hold the same for the use and benefit of the inhabitants of the then Town Ox York, as and for a public walk or mall in front of the said Town : Statute 16 v., c. 219. And whereas by the Act of the Parliament of this Pro- vince, passed in the sixteenth year of Her Majesty's reign, entitled, " An Act conveying to the City of Toronto cer- tain water lots, with power to the said City for the con- struction of an Esplanade," it was amongst other things enacted, that the trustees in the said patent named, or the survivors of th«m, should have power to transfer and con- vey the land so held by them under the said patent to the Mayor, Aldenaen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, to hold the same upon the same trusts and con- ditions as are expressed in the said letters patent : Conveyance to And whcrcas by a certain Indenture of Bargain and city, April 7, •' ° ^*^' Sale, bearing date the seventh day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven, and made between the Honorable Sir John Beverley Robinson, Baronet, Chief Justice of Upper Canada, and the Honorable George Crookshank, of the said City of Toronto, Esquire, of the first part, and the Mayor, Aldei- men and Commonalty of the City of Toronto, of the second part ; the said land hereinbefore described, was conveyed by the said John Beverley Robinson and George Crookshank, as surviving trustees under the said patent, to the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City 368. By-law 368.] of the city of Toronto. 121 of Toronto, upon the same trusts and subject to the same w»ik«"»ndjaM- conditions as are in the said patent contained : deMPr^«ir^. And whereas by a certain other Act of the Parliament of statute so v. t. this Province, passed in the twentieth year of Her Majesty's reign, entitled " An Act to amend the Act con- vejang to the City of Toronto certain water lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplan- ade and to enable the said City to locate the Grand Trunk Railway and other railroads along the frontage of the said City," it was amongst other thing'3 enacted, that for and notwithstanding any mat' or or thing contained in the said letters patent, it should and might be lawful for the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto to lease for any term or terms of years, or to agree for the sale of, and absolutely to sell and dispose of, the said space or strip of land in the said patent described, freed and discharged from any and all of the said trusts, conditions and restrictions in the said patent contained, and all moneys received therefor, whether by way of rent or otherwise, should be carried to a special account by the Treasurer of the said City of Toronto, and should be expended by the said Mayor, Aldermen and Common- alty of the City of Toronto, in the purchase, planting, ornamenting and care of some other piece or parcel of land to be held by the said Mayor, Aldermen and Com- monalty of the City of Toronto, upon similar trusts as are in the said patent contained and set forth : And whereas the Council of the Corporation of the Regoiution oi^ City of Toronto did by resolution thereof bearing date the im"" ' *"' ' fourth day of January , one thousand eight himdred and sixty-one, authorize and empower the standing Committee on Public Walks and Gardens, of the said Coiincil, to de- vise a plan for the disposal by sale or lease of the City property in the said patent described, and to proceed with the disposal of the same, and in pursuance thereof the said committee did fix and determine the plan, sums, prices, and terms, according to, at, and upon which such pro- 122 CONSOLroATED BY-LAWS [By-law 368. No. 808. WkUMandOtf den* Property. perty should be disposed of, and amongst other things, that the whole of the said property should be subject to a cer- tain rental per foot frontage then named; and that owners in fee of water lots opposite any portion thereof, should have the privilege of leasing such portion at the said rate, for a term of twenty-one years, renewable for a second term of twenty-one years at a valuation, with the right to purchase the fee simple thereof at the principal sum of which the rental so reserved would be the interest, pro- vided such purchase was made within one jrear from the date of the respective leases ; and that the lessees of water lots should, for the same period, htive a right to lease that portion of the said City property opposite their respective water lots, at the rental so fixed for the residue of the said period granted by their respective leases, and subject to similar terms and conditions as are therein con- tained; and the said Committee have arranged with different parties for the disposal of certain portions of the said property upon the said terms so adopted by them as aforesaid, and it is expedient that this Council shall ratify and confirm what the said Committee have already done in the premises, and should continue and extend their authority for the disposal of the remainder of the said property : Now therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : Allprooeadiiigs ottheOommittae on Public Walk! and Oardeni,and their agreements for Mklei and laaMd, and all deed* executed In punuaoca thereof, con- fUrmed. 1. All proceedings of the Standing Committee of this Council on Public Walks and Gardens, in the preamble of this Bill set forth and referred to heretofore, had and done in respect to the City property known as " Walks and Gar- dens," and all agreements for sales and leases made and entered into by the said Committee, and all deeds and leases heretofore made and executed by the Corporation of the City of Toronto in pursuance thereof, are hereby ratified and confirmed, and it shall be the duty of the proper officers of the Corporation to cause all necessary By-law 371.] of the city of Toronto. 1^ papers, deeds or leases to be executed in due form to com- oJJbUMwid plete the same. By-law 368, s. 1. *ho^i!' 2. The Treasurer of the said City, shall at once open a TreMurer to " *■ open a ipaoial special account, and carry all moneys received on account ^"o"*,^^"'' of the sale or leasing of the said premises to fc. ;ch account, 6& provided for in the said last recited Act. By-law 368, S.3. No. 371. By-law respecting Gambling and Gambling Houses. IPlHH) BiFT. 22, IMi. AmKDiD Oct. 26, 1808 ; Sift. 26, 1876.J WHEREAS it is expedient to provide for the sup- pression of gambling houses in the City of Toronto : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons to Gambling, cuds,, keep, or permit to be kept or used in any house, room or Kames oi chance place within the City of Toronto, for the purpose of gam- prohibited in any '^ •' ' r r o house, room, 4c. bling, any faro bank, rouge et noir, or roulette table or ''"'''° *'" '^*'' other device for gambling, or to permit or aUow any games of chance or hazard with dice, cards or other device to be played for money, liquor or other thing within such house, room or place, and all and every description of gambling, and all playing at cards, dice or other games of chance, with betting in any such house, room or place, or in any hotel, restaurant, inn, salooii, grocery or shop within the said City, is hereby prohibited. By-law 371, s. 1. 2. No person shall expose in any of the streets, lanes, iMie m deWce , -^ , lor gambling not avenues, or public places of the City, any table or device to b« axpoMd in of any kind whatever, upon, or with, or by which any p"™" v^*"-- 124 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 87l. No. 871. QunbUiMC and Ounbflnf HOUMI. Penont not to play at such table or device. Police may enter houses where gambling Is car- ried on and ar- rest persons gambllnn. Police may arrest persons gam- bling in the ■tieets, and seiie and destroy tables and de- vices tor gam- bling. game of chance or hazard can be played. And no person or persons shall play at or upon, any such table or device, or otherwise, in any of the streets, lanes, avenues, or public places of the City, any such game with cards, dice, or any device whatsoever. By-law 371, s. 2. 3, The Mayor, Polic^ Magistrate, or any Alderman of the City, the Chief of Police, or any Policeman may enter into any house, room or place in which any faro bank, rouge et noir, or roulette table or other device may be kept and used for gambling, or in which gambling of any de- scription may be ccnried on ; and may ar.estldl and every person or persons gambling, playing at cards or dice, or any games of chance therein, and also all persons gambling, or playing at games of chance or hazard, in any of the streets or other public places of the City, and seize, take and destroy all tables or devices for gambling that may be found in any such house, room or place as aforesaid, or in any of the streets, or other public places of the City. By- law 371, s. 3. Police not to be 4. No person or persons shall in any way hinder or hindered c.-ro- . . ■istedintheexe- resist any officer or officers, of the City before named, in cutlou of their •' 'J duties. the execution of his or their duties under the provisions of this By-law. By-law 371, s. 5. Penalty. 5. Any pcrsou or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law shall upon conviction be- fore the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Jus- tices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs, and in de- fauit'ot'paymeiit. fault of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate,' or Justice con- victing as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting By-law 372.] of the city of Toronto. 125 together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of compietiln of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by ,^J|lt^^^ distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convict- •' -o ' «, , , Com.nitment la ine as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the dei»uit of aii- Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 371, s. 6. No. 372. By-law to raise the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars by Debentures, for the Completion ol the Gaol for the City of Toronto. fPAasBD Oct. 6, 1802.] WHEREAS it is expedient and necessary to raise by loan the sum of twenty -five thousand dollars, pay- able within twenty years from the time this By-law shall be finally passed and take effect, with interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be applied to the Comple- tion of the Gaol for the City of Toronto : And whereas the sum of twenty-seven hundred and fifty dollars will be required to be raised annually for paying the interest, and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said principal sum of twenty -five thousand dollars, according to an Act respecting the Municipal In- stitutions of Upper Canada (Consolidated Statutes of Upper Canada, chapter fifty-four) : And whereas the assessed annual value of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the year one thousand eight hun- 126 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 872. By-law 3 iiw? oi 'm 000 ^^^ '^^^ sixty-two, is one million three hundred and sixty- cityDtbrntu'ra.. gjgj^^ thousand :*nd fifty-three dollars : And whereas to raise the said sum of two thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars yearly, the annual special rate in the dollar, upon the said rateable property, will re- quire to be one-fifth of a cent on the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : tob^iitulrfu^ 1. The said sum of twenty-five thousand dollars shall uie^creditoithe ^ ^^j^g^j y^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ gj.gjj|. ^f ^j^g Municipality. By-law 372 s. 1. Manner In which 2. Debentures, in sums of not less than one hundred are to be made doUars shall be issued by the Council, not exceeding in the whole the said sum of twenty-five thousand dollars. By-law 372, s. 2. DebentureBtobe 3 The debentures shall be made payable on the first payable Ist Jan. ^ •' atriipercenrto ^K^ °^ January, in the year of our Lord one thousand Jeariy^*'''* ""^ ^^)i ' -lundred and eighty -two, and bear interest at six per centum per annum, payable on the first day of Janu- ary, and the first day of July in each year. By-law 372, 8. 3. Debentures to be 4. The debentures may both as to principal and inter- payable in Great •' ^ * nid^" *"■ ^^' est, be made payable at any place in Great Britain or in this Province, and may be expressed either in sterling money, or in any lawful currency of this Province. By- law 372, s. 4. The amount of 6. The Said sum of twenty-five thousand dollars being the loan to be .loi expended in the the amouut required for the purpose in the recital nen- completlonofthe '■ r r ^^^- tioned, and necessary to defray the expenses thereof, shall be laid out and expended in the completion of the Oaol for the City of Toronto. By-law 372, s 5. A special rate to 6. The Said annual special rate of one-fifth of a cent on bfi Ifiviod to" thfi payment of prin- the dollar, upou the said assessed value of all the rate- cipal and inter- '■ «"*• able property in the City, over and above, and in addition By-law 373.] of the city of Toronto. 127 to all other rates whatsoever, shall be mised, levied and To?hi uuit*i collected in each and every year, from the year one thou- ^''^'^fU"*^ sand eight hundred and sixty-three, till the year one thou- ~^"^V"*^ sand eight hundred and eighty-two, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, with the interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 372, s. U. 7. This By-law shall come into operation, and ^^e b^-uw touke effect upon and from the day of its final passing, accord- ootobe'. !«««• ing to the date hereof. By-law 372, s. 7. [The eighth section, which fixed the places and appointed the Return- ing Officers for taking the votes of the electors on this By-law. is not coiuulidated.] No. 373. By-law to authorize the issue of Debentures for five thousand five hundred dollars to the Uni- ted Counties of York and Peel. rPASSio Oct. 0, 1S62.1 WHEREAS by an Act of the Provincial Legislature, as v., c. 2s. assented to on the ninth day of June, one thou- sand eight hundred and sixty-two, entitled " An Act to . charge the Corporation of the City of Toronto with the payment of the expense of taking care of, supporting and maintaining, certain prisoners in the Common Gaol of the United Counties of York and Peel," it is enacted that the Corporation of the said City shall pay to the Corporation of the said Counties, the sum of five thousand five hun- dred dollars, and that " the said amount shall be paid in debentures of the Corporation of the said City, payable at the end of twenty-one years, with interest thereon, at the rate of six per centum per annum, payable half- yearly :" 128 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 373. !i«w*o»'j6 400 ^^^ whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- ct^rD«beninr«i. pg^y of the City of ToTonto, according to the assessraent returns for the same, for the year one thousand eigb> hundred and sixty-two, is one million three hundred and sixty-eight thousand and fifty -three dollars ; and where- as the annual rate in the dollar, upon such rateable pro- perty, required as a special rate for the payment of the interest on the said principal sum of five thousand five hundred dollars in twenty -one years, according to the pro- visions of the above recited Act, is one-thirty -second part of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said Mayor to iaiue •' •' $6 WO*"*' '" ^'^^y ^^ Toronto, to cause any number of debentures to be made out, for not less than one hundred dollars each, and To be patd to the amounting in the whole to the said sum of five thousand five hundred t»>/llars, i--^ be paid to the said United Coun- To be paid to the UDitc.| coiiiitie* ties of York and Peel, such debentures to be under the of York and Peel. ' common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 373, s. 1. intero«ttoba 2. The interest on such debentures shall be payable yMriy,*and the half-yearly at the Bank of Upper Canada, and the said principal to be . i»yabie in twon- principal sum of fivc thousand five hundred dollars, made ty-one yean. '■ ' payable at the end of twenty-one years, at the Bank of Upper Canada aforesaid. By-law 373, s. 2. A special rate to 3. A Special rate of one-thirty -second part of a cent in ally for payment the doUar, upon the assesscd value of all the rateable pro- of principal and . i /-«. intereet. perty m the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, to the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said interest as aforesaid. By-law 373, s. 3. 129 No. 8TB. Weight »nd SaU ofBrrad. By-law 375.] or the city of Toronto. No. 376. By-law to provide for tho Weight and Sale of • Bread in the City of Toronto. fPAMlD Nov. 10, 1M2. ' ' AMWDID Oct. 2«, 1808 ; Sin. SS, 187«.] WHEREAS it is expedient to make provision for tho weight and sale of bread in the City of Toronto and liberties : ' Be it therefore enacted by the Council of the Corpora- tion of the City of Toronto : 1. All bread sold or offered for sale in the City of To- Aiibro«d ioidjn •' tho City to be In ronto, of whatever shape, form or fashion, shall be in J^^'j^^"' ',J^undi loaves of two pounds and four pounds respectively, and **'«•>'• all bread offered for sale of any less weight shall be seized and forfeited for the use of the poor : Provided always that nothing in this By-law contained But biMuiti, Ac 1 11 1 -1 11 11 I may be Hold. shall be construed or extended to prevent bakers or other persons from selling biscuits, buns, rolls, crackers, muffins, or any other fancy cakes commonly made in the trade. By-law 375, s. 2. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the City Commis- Authority for certain persons sioner, the Chief Constable or other Constable of the said t" ?«*«' 8\ops ^ and inspect and City, from time to time, under the direction of the Mayor, "^'8'' the bread. Police Magistrate, or any Alderman, with proper scales and weights to be provided for that purpose by the Cor- poration, and kept in the possession of the Chief Consta- ble, proved and adjusted, ready for use at any time, to enter the shop or premises of any person or persons, or other place in which bread for sale shall be exposed or kept, and there to inspect and weigh the said bread or any part thereof, and to seize and take away any such bread which shall not be of proper weight according to p'o^, weight this By-law, and to dispose of the same for the use of the ^ymtoti^poSr, poor, as may be directed by the Mayor, Police Magistrate, 130 No. 87». Wolghtind Hale of bratd. Veiidon ol braad to koei) Hcaira, and when re- quired by any puruhaitur, to wei|{h the bread. Penalty. DUtreSB in de- fault of payment] (juiciiiiiment in default of dis- tress. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 376. or any one of the Aldermen of the said City. By-law 375, 8. 3 ; By-law 762, h. 2. 3. Every vendor of breau shall keep scales and weightH suitable for the weighing of bread in a conspicuous place in his or her shop, and evoiy vendor of bread shall, when- ever required by any purchaser or purchasers thereof, wei^li the bread offered by him or her for sale. By-law 375, 8. 4. 4. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay a penalty amounting to the sum of five dollars for the first offence, ten dollars for the second offence, and not less than twenty dollars or more than fifty dollars for each subsequent offence, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment thereof forth ^^ith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a waiTant under his band and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate »^nd Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and deal of one of them,to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient di'itress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may bo lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Juf tice or Justices convicting as afore- said, to commit tha offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 375, 8. 8. By-laws 392 4 395.] of the city of Toronto. 131 No. 386. No. 392. K.pl»n»U. By-law for the appointment of City Surveyor. IPtMRD Nin. lA, IMS. Ammdid Oot. £6, I86H.] Tho Corporation of the City of Toroii«o, enacts as follows : 1. Collingwood Schreiber, of the City of Toronto, En- J^S'T'su'y^'yor "i gineor and Surveyor, shall be and is hereby appointed City SJilnunuh*' Surveyor for this Municipality, for the nurpose of ascer- lou'ih.iuia'il*" ,,,.., i 1 . i 1 1(1 the Corpora- taimntr and declanni? the amount which each owner or tiou for the !•> lessee ought to pay to this Corpcrat'on for tho construc- tion of the Esplanade upon and across his or her Lot or Water Lot, respectively, and for the purpose of doing, transacting and deciding all iTiatters and things whatso- {""f! vii"'h'^ni9 ever which are required or ought to be done, transacted *"'''^°^'''"''*'*' and decided upon by moh City Surveyor, under the statutes passed in the sixteei'th year of Her Majesty's reign, chap- ter two hundred and nineteen, and the statutes passed in tlie twentieth year of Her Majesty's reign, chapter eighty, and gouerally for the purpose of doing, managing and hi^'^au ot™"'*"' transacting all other matters and business by, for and on "liwiih the'iia- behalf of this Corporation in connection with the said Esplanade, or in respect of the same, as this Corporation may from time to time authorize and direct. By-law 392, s. 2. planade. No. 395. By-law to authorize the issue of Debentures to the extent of twenty-five thousand dollars for Esplanade purposes. [PA88BD Nov. le, ld68.] WHEREAS by the Act of Parliament of this Province, u v., o. aw. sixteenth Victoria, chapter two hundred and nine- 132 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 395. No. S96. taue of 126,000 *®^"' ©lititled " An Act conveying to the City of Toronto ci^^^ebentures. certain Water lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplanade," it was among other things enacted, that it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the said City of Toronto to pass a By-law to raise a loan and to issue debentures therefor, payable in twenty years from the date thereof, and for the purpose of redeeming the same and pajring the interest thereon, it shall and may be lawful for the Common Council of the City of Toronto to impose a special rate per annum to be called " The Esplanade Rate," over and above and in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year, which should be sufficient to form a sinking fund of two per centum per annum for that purpose over and above th3 interest payable on such debentures, which sinking fund should be invested in each year either in the debentures provided for by the said Act or in Govern- ment debentures or other Provincial securities : aov., c. 80. And whereas by the further Act of Parliament of the Province, twentieth Victoria, chapter eighty, entitled " An Act to amend the Act conveying to the City of Toronto certain Water Lots, with power to the said City for the construction of an Esplanade and to enable the said City to locate the Grand Trunk Bailroad and other railroads along the front of the said City," it was among other things enacted that it shrU and may be lawful for the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the said City of Toronto to contract with the said Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, or any person or persons, company or companiL3, forthwith and during the construction of the said Esplanade under the contract to fill up and grade as laid down in the plan in the said Statute mentioned, to the level of the said Esplanade, the whole space lying be- tween the northern limit of the said Esplanade as laid down on the said plan and then in the course of construc- tion, and the then shore of the Bay of Toronto eastward to Cherry Street and westward to the Queen's Wharf : By-law 395.] of the city of Toronto. 133 And whereas the said works are completed, and for the consfaiirttoiiof purpose of paying the immediate expenses connected with ^'■°»d«' the arbitrations thereon and legal and other costs of the same, and of paying the interest thereof, it will require a further sum of twenty -five thousand dollars : And whereas the amount required to be annually raised according to the said recited Act as a special rate to be called " The Esplanade Rate " as aforesaid, which shall be sufficient to form a sinking fund of two per centum per annum for the purpose of paying the said loan of twenty- five thousand dollars, and redeeming debentures to be issued therefor when the same become due as herein men- tioned, and which shall also be sufficient to pay the inter- est on said loan of six per centum per annum until the satisfaction and discharge of the said loan as aforesaid, is two thousand dollars : And whereas the annual value of the whole of the rateable property of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the same, for the year one thou- sand eight hundred and sixty-two, was one million three hiiadred and sixty-eight thousand one hundred and thirteen dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate for the payment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of two per centum per annum as aforesaid for the payment of the principal of the said loan of twenty-five thousand dollars, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-seventh of a c^nt on the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto by the Council thereof enacts as follows : 1. It shnll and maybe lawful for the Mayor of the Authority to the City of Toronto to raise by way of loan at a rate of in- m.m u lU ^ . par cent on City terest not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any « applied in ^^®^"^®^ °^ *^® ^^^ ^^^y"' ^ ^^ by him applied from time to time under the direction of the Council of the Corporation of the said City in defraying the additional amount for the incidental expenses of the arbitrations and legal and other costs of the same. By-law 395, s. 1. payment of the Incidental ex- pense! of the Esplanade. Tho manner in 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said which the deben- *^ *' tBures are to be City of Toronto to causc any number of debentures to be made out for not less than four hundred dollai-s each, and amounting in the whole to the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 395, s. 2. Interest to be 3- The interest on such debentures shall be payable ySariv,*and the half-yearly at the Bank of Upper (^anada or such other payablTwithin place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor and the party who may agree to advance the said sum, and the said principal sum of twenty-five thousand dol- lars shall be made payable within twenty years at the Bank of Upper Canada or such other place or places aa aforesaid. By-law 395, s. 3. , , . 4. A special rate of one-seventh of a cent in the dollar A special rate to ' mentoTl)Tino^I ^po^ ^-h© asscssed valuc of all rateable property in the and interest. Q^y ^j^gj. ^^j^^ above all other rates and taxes shall be an- nually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four to the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three, both years inclusive, tor the purpose of paying the said sum of twenty-five thou- By-law 399.J of the city of Toronto. 185 J, 8. 1. sand dollars A^th interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law a^i^of 395, 8. 4. ..!2I1^ 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-seventh Moneygarisiiig of a cent on the dollar upon the assessed value of all »te, after pay- " Dient of intereat, rateable property of the City after paying the interest on Qovlrom~^r° the said loan shall be invested by the said Treasurer in SowiueS? each year, in Government debentures or other Provincial securities as provided in the said Act first above recited. By-law 395, s. 6. (»'-:> No. 399. By-law to authorize the issue of Debentures to the extent of four thousand dollars, to assist in the erection of a Drill Shed. IPabwd Jan 11, 1864.1 t TTHEREAS it is expedient and necessary to raise by ▼ T loar the sum of four thousand dollars, payable within twenty years from the time this By-law shall be finally passed and take effect, with interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be applied to the erection of a Drill Shed for the City of Toronto : And whereas the sum of four hundred and forty dollan will be required to be raised annually for paying the inte- rest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said principal sum of four thousand dollars, according to " An Act respecting the Municipal Institutions of Upper c_a.u.o. c. m. Canada,," Consolidated Statutes of Upper Canada, chapter f'«l^)?' ^'' fifty-four : And whereas the assessed annual value of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the year one thousand eight hun- 136 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 399. iM^^rf^wooo ^^^^ ^^^ sixty-three, is one million four hundred and city Debeuture. ^^^^^ thousand dollars : And whereas to raise the sum of four hundred and forty dollars yearly, the annual special rate in the dollar upon the said rateable propeiiy will require to be one-thirtieth of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : A loM of w.ooo 1. The said sum of four thousand dollars shall be raised theorecr .: .;>e by loan upon the Credit of this municipality. By-law ^*''' 399, s. 1. Debenture! to be 2. Debentures in sums of not less than one hundred not less than dollars shall be issued by the Council, not exceeding in the 1100 each. *' ' ^ whole the sum of four thousand dollars. By-law 399, s. 2- Principal to be 3. The debentures shall be payable on the first day of Say&ble Ist anuary, 1888, January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun- and Interest at J> J ^ 6 be'iSyabie'" *° ^^^ ^^^ eighty-three, and bear interest at six per centum per annum, payable on the first day of January and the first day of July in each year. By-law 399, s. 3. bait-yearly. Debentures to ^- The debentures may, both as to principal and in- Gktnt^&itain or tcrest, be made payable at any place in Great Britain, or in this Province, and may be expressed either in ster- ling money or in any lawful currency of this Province. By-law 399, s. 4. The money to be S< The Said sum of four thousand dollars, being the erMtton of "a " amount required for the purpose in the recital mentioned, and necessary to defray the expenses thereof, shall be laid out and expended in the erection of a Drill Shed for the City of Toronto. By-kw 399, s. 6. Anecuirateto 6. The Said annual special rate of one-thirtieth of a ally for n!^ent Cent ou the dollax, UDOQ the said assessed value of all of principal and i /-« j • intwtrt. the rateable property in the City, oyer and above and m addition to all other rates whatsoever, shall be raised,. 137 No. MS. By-law 405.] of the city of Toronto. levied and collected in each and every year, from the year j^^^^ „, ^ g^g one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, till the year ^,^me^' one thousand eight hundred and eighty -three, both years _r^-^_^ ' inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of four thousand dollars, with interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 399, s. 6. 7. This Bv-law shall come into operation and take eflfect By-iawtoWte • • '^ effect from 11th )on and from the day of its final passing according to the January, i864. upon date hereof. day By-law 399, s. 7. [The eighth geotion, which fixed the places and appointed the Eeturn- ng Officers for taking the votes of the electors on this By-law, is not consolidated.] No. 406. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures amounting to sixty-three thousand three hun- dred and eighteen dollars, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year one thousand eight hun- dred and sixty-four, for which no sinking fund had been provided. [Paubd April 11, 1864.J WHEREAS by an Act of the Provincial Legislature, 2? v., c, 71. twenty-two Victoria, chapter seventy-one, entitled "An Act to authorize the City of Toronto to issue deben- tures for which no sinking fund had been provided," it is amongst other things enacted, '" That the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for authorizing the issue of debentures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty- eight cents, to redeem certain debentures numbered and falling due, and amounting to the said aimi of four hun- dred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dol- lars uad twenty-eight cents, as herein mentioned " : 138 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 405. iMue°of {£3,318 -^^ whereas it ia necessary to provide for the redemp- Dotf-flghting, &c. No. 407. By-law to provide against Bull-baiting, Dog-fight- ing, &c. [Pahid Mat 30, 1864. Ammiiid Oct. 26, 1868.] WHEREAS it is expedient and necessary to prevent the running, baiting, or fighting of any bull, bear, dog or other animal within the City of Toronto : Therefore the Council of the Corpomtion of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. If any person shall keep or use any house, pit, ground Keepnofplaoeg , , „ . 7 . 7 used for bull- or other place for the purpose of running, baiting or peniSty*of J«r figh^liig ^^Y ^uU, bear, dog or other animal (whether of domestic or wild nature or kind), or for cock-fighting, or in which any bull, bear, dog or other such animal shall be baited, run or fought, every such person shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for every day on which he shall so keep and use such house, room, pit, ground or place for any of the purposes aforesaid, and in default of payment thereof the same shall be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of such person, and in case no distress can be found out of which sucb penalty can be levied, such person shall be imprisoned in the Common Gaol or House of Correction for a period not exceeding six calendar months. By-law 407, s. 1. Perwns asgisting 2. The pcrson who shall act as the manager of any such OT«£tting*'"* house, room, pit, ground or place, or who shall receive any money for the admission of any person thereto, or who shall assist in any such baiting or fighting or bull running, shall be deemed and taken to be the keeper of the same for the purposes of this By-law, and be liable to the same penalty and the like consequences in case of non-payment as is by this By-law imposed upon the person who shall actuall> keep any such house, room, pit, ground or other place for the purpose aforesaid. By-law 407,- s. 1. DiBtresi in de- fault of payment, Commitment in default of di«- treM. law 407. 1864. By-law t28.] Oi" the city of Toronto. No. 428. By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures amounting to forty -four thousand seven hun- dred and twenty-three dollars, to redeem De- bentures falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, for which no sink- ing fund has been provided. [Pamkd Fib. 26, 1866.] WHEREAS by an Act of the Provincial Legislature, twenty-second Victoria, chapter seventy-one, en- titled " An Act to authorize the City of Toronto to issue debentures for redeeming some of their outstanding de- bentures, for which no sinking fund has been provided, and for other purposes, it is among other things enacted : " That the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for authorizing the issue of deben- tures of the said City, for a sym not exceeding in the whole four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents, to redeem debentures numbered and faUing due, and amounting to the said sum of four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty -eight cen+s as herein mentioned" : And whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures described in the said Act as falling due during the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, and amounting to the sum of forty-four thousand seven hundred and twenty-three dollars : And whereas the total amount required to be raised annually by special rate for paying the said sum of forty- fom- thousand seven hundred and twenty-three dollars and interest, is six thousand five hundred and five dol- lars and sixty-eight cents for the first ten years, from one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six to the year one 141 No. 4t8. Iicue ol $44,723 Olty Debentures, to redeem cer- tain Debenture*. 22 v., 0. 71. U2 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 428. iiiue'°oi*Hi728 thousand eight hundred and seventy -five, both years in- uityPtbonturw. gjugjyg^ ^nd for the succeeding five years is two thousand five hundred and fifty dollars, that is, from the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six to one thousand eight hundred and eighty, both years inclusive : And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- perty of the said City of Toronto, according to the assess- ment returns for the same for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, was one million three hun- dred and seventy-nine thousand three hundred and ninety-eight dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate for the pay- ment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of ten per centum per annum for the payment of part of the principal of the said loan of forty-four thousand seven hundred and twenty-three dollars, being the sum of twenty-four thousand sflven hundred and twenty-three dollars, due on the first day of October one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six, according to the provi- sions of the f.bove recited Act, is one-third of a cent on the dolki : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate for the pay- ment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of six and three-quarters per centum per annum, for pay- ment of the balance of the principal of the said loan of foity-four thousand seven hundred and twenty-three dollars, being the sum of twenty thousand dollars, due on the first day of October one thousand eight himdred and eighty-one, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-rfourth of a cent in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : oars in- Housand ^ear one ousand ble pro- assess- lousand ee hun- and By-law 428.] of the city of touonto. 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any per- son or persons, body corporate or politic, who roay be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the de- bentures hereinafter mentioned and the special rate here- inafter imposed, the sum of forty-four thousand seven hundred and twenty-three dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City to be by him applied from time to time, under the direc- tion of the Common Council of the said City, in the re- demption of the debentures issued by the said City, and respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thou- sand eight hundred and sixty-six, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act first above recited. By-law 428, s. 1. 148 No. 41jt. To nnlMBi Do- bfliiturea falling' due In IMW. Authority to the Mayor to borrow 144,723 at alx per cttnt. on City de- benture!. To be applied In tho redemption of debentures due in 18<)«. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said The manner in City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be Tures are to*be" made out, for not less than one hundred dollars each, and amounting in tho whole to the said sum of forty-four thousand seven hundred and twenty-three dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agi'ee to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be made under the common seal of the .said City, signed by tho Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such man- ner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 42S, s. 2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable interest to b« half yearly at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other yearly and 124,- •' •' rr » 7'23 of principal place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor 0(,{'*f87e*'jjjd'* and the party who may agree to advance the said sum, ^^« balance ist and part of the said principal sum, viz., twenty -four thou- sand seven hundred and twenty-three dollai-s, made pay- able on the first day of October, one thousand eight hun- dred and seventy-six, and the balance thereof, twenty 1881. 144 coNwiLiDATED Bv-LAWs [By-law 428, iMur of *$*i 723 thousand dollars, on the first day of October one thousand c"y '>•«>•'""'•«• eight hundred and eighty-one, at the Bank of Upper Canada, or such other place or places as aforesaid. By- law 428, a. 3. ipecl ilaTl be laTled tnnu- 4. A special rate of one-third of a cent on the dollar •iiy'for'^^snt upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the of prlDoipJ »nd ^ , , „ inuwrt. City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousanr' eight hundred and sixty-six to the year one thousarm eight hundred and seventy-five, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of twenty-four thou- sand seven hundred and twenty-three dollars, with in- terest thereon as aforesaid, also a special rate of one-fourth of a cent in the dollar upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, to the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of twenty thousand dollars with the interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 428, s. 4. Honey* ariiiin? 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-third after paymeut of of a Cent in the dollar, and one fourth of a cent in the Interest, to be inveited. dollar upon the assessed value of all rateable property in the City after paying the interest on the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year, in Gov- ernment debentures or other Provincial securities pro- vided in the said Act first before mentioned. By-law 428, s. 5. 145 No. 443. Hedusllon of Uxw, By-law8 480&442.] or ihb city op Toronto. No. 430. By-law to authorize the sale of lands within the City of Toronto, upon which Taxes t > a greater sum than five dollars have been due and in arrear five years. [Pamiid March 10, 18M.] WHEREAS it is expedient that all lands or parcel i of lands within the City of Toronto, upon which taxes to a greater sum than five dollars have been due and in arrear for five years, should be sold and the proceeds ap- plied in the reduction of such taxes : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. The Treasurer of the said City is hereby authorized The TreMuwr to and directed to issue a warrant under his hand and seal for nie ut undi upon which Uxn for the sale of all lands within the City of Toronto, or *"•"« '^'n <^^' '' ' for five yean. such part or parts thereof as may be necessary, upon which taxes have been due and in arrear for five years : Pro- vided always, that only such lands or parcels of lands as due for uxei 1 1 1 • , 1 « . -1.1 "P"" •"•* l»ndf. are chargeable wi^^h an arrear of tax exceeding the sum of five dollars sha il be included in such warrant. By-law 430, s. 1. [This By-law ia lupeneded since Jan. 23, 1869, by the Ontario Statute, 32 V., o. 86, a. 128.] No. 442. By-law to fix the amount to be allowed in the re- duction of Taxes on Vacant Tenements, &c. [PAsaiD April 1, 1867. Amion) OOT. 26, 1868 ; Sift. 2fi, 1876.J VTTHEREAS it is expedient to fix the amount to be see v.,0.86, ' " allowed in the reduction of taxes on vacant tene- ments, &c. : 146 Ratepayers over CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 442. Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts a« Mlows : 1. From and after the passing of this By-law any rate- ohar^ more , •• /-« than twenty-flve payer or property owner residing in the City, and the b*re\he'im^n^ agents of thosc who do not reside in the City, who shall reduced. show to the Satisfaction of the Court of Revision that he . or she has been overcharged in his or her assessments more than twenty -five per centum on the sum he or she ought to have been charged, may at any Court of Revi- sion held, or at any adjourned meeting thereof, have the assessment reduced to the proper amount. By-law 442, 8.2. Asaeesment on vacant tene- ments may be reduced. 2. Any pucIi party who shall show to the satisfaction of the Court of Revision, at any meeting held by it, that any tenement assessed has been vacant during the year for more than three months, the assessment may be re- duced as follows ; three months' vacancy and not exceed- ing four months, three months' allowance ; four months' vacancy and not exceeding six months, four months' al- lowance ; six months' vacancy and not exceeding eight months, five months' allowance ; eight months' vacancy and not exceeding ten months, six months' allowance ; ten months' vacancy to twelve months, seven months allowance. By-la >v 442, s. 3. 3. No other allowance or remission of taxes shall be made, except such as shall have been reduced by the Court of Revision. By-law 442, s. 4. courtoiBevision 4. The Said Court of Revision may at any of its meet- may revise tuiea . . 1 1 • 1 J.-X- t • • of parties who ings reccivc and decide upon any petition for a revision from sioknew oi poverty are of taxes, from any party who may from sickness or ex- onable to pay. ' . treme poverty declare himself, or herself, unable to pay the taxes : Provided always, that such petitions for reduc- tion tobe^Ven. tione shall not be received or decided upon by the said Court of Revision, unless notice thereof shall be given to ■^ No other revnls- tioD c' taiee to be allowed. By-law 444.] op the city of Toronto. the Clerk of the Municipal Council of the said City, at 147 Ko. 444. IfMue of (16,480 least one week previous to the sitting of such Court of *to''iS!^*JS?' _, , . .^ _ tain Debentum. Revision. By-law 442, s. 5. No. 444. By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures amounting to sixteen thousand four hundred and thirty dollars, to redeem Debentures fall- ing due in the year one thousand eight hun- and sixty-seven, for which no sinking fund has been provided. [PA88ID Hat so, 1887.] ITTHEREAS by an Act of the Provincial Legislature,^ 22 v., 0.71. vv twenty-second Victoria, chapter seventy-one, en- titled " An Act to authorize the City of Toronto to issue debentures for redeeming some of their outstanding de- bentures, for which no sinking fund has been provided, and for other purposes," it is amongst other things enacted : That the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for authorizing the issue of debentures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents, to redeem debentures numberedand falling due, and amount- ing to the said sum of four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents, herein mentioned " : And whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures described in the said Act, as falling due during the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, and amounting to the sum of sixteen thousand four hundred and thirty dollars : 148 Na444. iHue of •10,480 OityDelMiitures. V CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 444. And whereas the total amount required to be raised an- nually by special rate for paying the said sum of sixteen thoii/Vv/ thousand six hundred and twenty-eight dollars and eighty cents : And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- perty of the said City of Toronto, according to the assess- ment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, was one million three hundred and seventy-nine thousand three hundred and seventy- eight dollars : And whereas the annuul rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate for the payment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of ten per centum per annum, for the payment of the principal of the saidloan of sixteen thousand four hundred and thirty dollars, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-sixth of a cent on the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the !• It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the nefSoatsix*"' City of Toronto to raise by way of loan at a rate of in- per ceut on City ,,••.. . • debenturei^ tercst not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of sixteen thousand four hundred and thirty dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into S'e'!^£p«on° *^® hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him duelnxwr* applied from time to time, under the directions of the Council of the said Gity, in the redemption of the deben- tures issued by the said City and respectively falling due in the year of our Lor^ one thousand eight himdred and sixty-seven, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act first above recited. By-law 444, s. 1. ible pro- By-law 444] OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 149 No. tU. 2. It shall and maybe lawful for the Mayor of the ^, said City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures **^^^^^ to be made out for not less than one hundred dollars each ThemMiner in > which the deben- and amounting in the whole to the said sum of sixteen JJ^Sout***** thousand four hundred and thirty dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to ad- vance upon the credit of such debentures and the special ra :ie hereinafter mentioned ; such debentures to be made under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such man- ner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 444, s. 2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable interMt to be ^ •' payable haU- half-yearly at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, or such •^riS^^to*be other place or places as may be agreed upon by the said p^biT ntJan., Mayor and the party who may agree to advance the said principal sum of sixteen thousand four htmdred and thirty dollars, which shall be made payable on the first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun- dred and seventy-eight at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, or such other place or places as may be agreed upon as aforeiUiid. By-law 444, s. 3. 4. A special rate of one-sixth of a cent in the dollar a nwoiai rate to upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the ly tor the paj- ' IT X .» mentofpriawpal City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be •"* mterert. annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight to the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, both years inclusive, for thb purpose of paying the said sum of sixteen thou- sand four himdred and thirty dollars, with interest there- on as aforesaid. By-law 444, s. 4. 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-sixth Honeys arisuiff of a cent in the dollar upon the assessed value of all aftw^^outoi rateable property in the City, after paying the interest on imSSZ. the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in 160 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 446. No. 4M. Belktingto J>ofs». each year in Government debentures or in other Pro- vincial securities provided in the said Act first above mentioned. By-law 444, s. 5. No. 446. By law to make better provision for regulating the keeping of Dogs. [Pauid Kat 27, 1807. AmiiDiD Dor. 86, 1808 ; Makob S, Hat 6, k JCLT 7, 1878 ; SWT. 86, 1876.] smmv^ 11.48, ITTHEBEAS it is expedient to make provision for i.S79(10j(U). ▼ ▼ regulating the keeping of dogs, and to provide for their destruction in certain cases, and for the preserva- tion of the public from injury therefrom : Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows: Owners of dogs to have the aune registered, num- bered and li- ceuMd. Don to wewk oouur bearing name of owner, with metallic plate attached. flftv OMta te be piM lor lleaaae and plattk md twentr-flv* oante tor reglttimtion. 1. Every owner of a dog or bitch in the City of Toron- to shall annually on or before the first day of June in each year, procure the same to be registered, numbered, des- cribed and licensed for one year from the first day of Janu- ary next ensuing, in the ofiice of the Qeneral License In- spector of the said City, and shall cause the said dog or bitch to wear around its neck a collar bearing the name of the said owner; to which collar shall be attached, by a metallic plate having raised or cast thereon, the letters C. L. P. (City License Paid), and the figures indicating the year for which the said license haa been paid, together with a number corresponding with the number under which the said dog or bitch is registered in the books of the General License Inspector ; and every such ovimer shall pay for such license and metallic plate the sum of fifty cents in each year, together with twenty-five cents lating By-law 446.] of the citt of to'^onto. 161 additional for each registration. Nothing herein contained i^^\o shall be construed to supersede or interfere with the tax °°"* imposed under the authority of the Act passed in the thirty-second year of Her Majesty's reign, chaptered thirty-one. By-law 678, s. 1. 2. 2. Any person in possessio9 of any dog or bitch, or who f"*"?.''*'^?^ shall suffer any dog or bitch to remain about his house SJ^S^JJ^the or premises, shall be deemed the owner of such dog or SJJJ^ "*'•'"''' bitch for all the purposes of this By-law. By-law 446, s. 3. 3. No doe or bitch shall be permitted to run at larfre dooi not torun ® at ttm without in the City without the collar and metallic plate mentioned ^* ofj*' .*?<' in the first section of this By-law, and any dog or bitch running at large contrary to this By-law may be forth- with destroyed by the Police. By-law 587, s. 1. 2. 4. If any dog or bitch running at large contrary to ^*''??*^|L, this By-law, shall attack any person travelling on the^^*^^ street or highway in the City, or do any damage whatso- ever, and complaint thereof shall be made to the Police Magistrate, such Police Magistrate shall enquire into the complaint, and if satisfied that such complaint is sub- stantiated, shall either fine the owner, or order such owner to deliver such dog or bitch over to the Police at the nearest Police Station of the said City, in order that it may be destroyed or the owner fined, in the discretion of the said Police Magistrate ; and the owner or possessor of any J^lISdi**do^'to such dog or bitch who shall reiuse or neglect on the '"""*" authority of the said Police Magistrate to deliver such dog or bitch over to the Police shall be liable to the penalty hereinafter mentioned. By-law 446, s. 6. 5. The Chief Constable shall keep up nv tices in at least sixty of the public places of this City, warning persons of Sv^oioita the provisions of this By-law. By-law 446, s. 6. ' 6. Any dog or bitch known to be rabid shall be im- R,biddo«tobe mediately destroyed. By-law 446, a. 7. i^rojS. 162 CONROLroATED BT-LAW8 [By-law 453. RMid^nu^ot 7. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction rwotDoii. q£ gjjy q£ ^jjg provisions of this By-law, shall upon con- Peiuuty. viction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace, for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of cost&, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Jus- tice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- DUtren in de- ' J ' ~e> tauitof payment, trate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceedmg six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 446, s. 9. By-law 762, s. 2. Commitment In defauitotdis- treM. No. 468. By-law to provide for the relief of such of the Citizens of Toronto, as are now or hereafter may become Residents of that part of the City which lies East of the River Don, and South of the Kingston Road. [Pamid Not. 18, 1887. Ambhdiid Cot. sa, ItMS.] WHEREAS so much of the Kingston road as lies be- tween the City of Toronto, and the County of law 453. By-law 468.] of the gitt of Toronto. IbS York, is subject to the joint jurisdiction of the respective BeridMtalirt oi Corporations of the said City and County : "'"" ^"" And whereas it is expedient to relieve such of the citi- zens as are now resident, or hereafter may become resi- dents of that part of the City which lies east of the river Don and south of the portion aforesaid of the Kingston road, from all obligations to pay tolls for, or in respect of the use of the said portion of road : Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. All citizens of Toronto now resident, or hereafter to cimmm reddent east of the river become resident within that portion of the City which o,""h2KiM8ton lies east of the river Don, and south of the portion afore- JS^t b^'ton* said of the Kingston road, shall from and after the time this By-law takes effect, be exempt from payment of tolls for or in respect of the use of the Don bridge and so much of the Kingston road as lies to the east c' the river Don, between the limits of the City of Toronto and the County of York. By-law 463, s. 1. 2. This By-law shall not take effect until a By-law has when thu By- , . . , law is to take been passed in similar terms, as nearly as may be, by the e^e^t- Council of the Corporation of the County of York, law 463, s. 2. By- 3. If the Council of the Corporation of the County of u the corpora- *. ^ tion of the York omit for six months after notice of this By-law, to county of Yorit *' omit to pass a pass a By-law in similar terms, the duties and liabilities J^^tter'to'te of each Municipality in respect of said portion of road Ji^wteaUon. shall be referred to arbitration under the proArisions of the Municipal Institutions Act in that behalf made and pro- vided. By-law 463, s. 3. 154 No. 4fi9. iHua ol •I0,4»7.fi0 Otty Debenturei. CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWs [By-law 469. No. 469. n v., 0. 71. By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extent of twenty thousand four hundred and ninety-seven iollars and fifty coctu Iv re- deem Debentures falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight. fPAHiD Mat 18, 1868.] WHEREAS by on Act of the Provincial Legislature, twenty-second Victoria, chapter seventy-one, en- titled " An Act to authorize the City of Toronto to issue debentures for redeeming some of their outstanding de- bentures for which no sinking fund has been provided, and for other purposes," it is among other things enacted : " That the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for authorizing the issue of deben- tures of the said City for a sum not exceeding in the whole four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents, to redeem debentures numbered and falling due and amounting to the said sum of two hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents herein mentioned " : And whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures described in the said Act as falling due during the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, and amounting to the sum of twenty thousand four hundred and ninety-seven dollars and fifty cents: And whereas the total amount required to be raised annually by special rate for paying the said sum of twenty thousand four hundred and ninety -seven dollars and fifty cents, and interest, is three thousand two hundred and seventy-nine dollars and sixty cents : By-law 469.] of the city of tobonto. 156 And whereas the annual value of the whole rate-!: !:• to^J^'mt- property of the said City of Toronto, according to the **^^^^^^^^;^- assessment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, was twenty-three million seven hundred and twenty-seven thousand two hundred and three dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such % rateable property required as a special rate for the payment of the interest and the forming of a sinking fund of ten per centum per annum, for the payment of the principal of the said loan of twenty thousand four hundred and ninety-seven dollars and fifty cents, according to the pro- visions of the above recited Act, is one-seventh of a mill in the dollar : Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City Authority to th» , -. Mayor to borrow of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest •20,497.60 »t dx •' •' ' per ceut. on City not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any per- «•*«»»»"* son or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of twenty thousand four hundred and ninety-seven dollars and fifty cents, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time under ^he^^iXn' the directions of the Council of the City, in the redemption due'tn im* of the debentures issued by the said City, respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight himdred and sixty-eight, as enumerated in the &nt sec- tion of the said Act first above recited. By-law 459, s. 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said The muinw in /M.i » rr. , , , /■,-,, . which the de- Uity of Toronto, to cause any number of debentures to beuturMueto '' *' be made out. be made out for not less than one hundred dollars eaoh, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of twenty 166 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 459. Ho. 4M. iMue of thousand four hundred and ninety-seven dollars and fifty atyDehniturM. cents, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such deben- tures to be made under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 459, s. 2. Interest to be 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable yeMiy, and the half-yearly at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, or such principal to be •• , pgyableirt Jan., other place or places as may be agreed upon by the said Mayor and the party who may agree to advance the said principal sum of twenty thousand fourhundred and ninety- seven dollars and fifty cents, which shall be made payable on the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight himdred and seventy-nine at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, or such other place or places as may be agreed upon as aforesaid. By-law 459, s. 3. A special rate to 4. A special rate of one-seventh of a mill in the dollar ly for the upou the assesscd value of all the rateable property in the payment <>' -f P . ^ "^ City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight to the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, both years inclusive, for the ptirpose of paying the said sum of twenty thousand fotir hundred and ninety-seven dollars and fifty cents, with interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 459, s. 4. Moneyi arising from'special rate,'uter etyment of terest, tobe invested. 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-seventh of a mill in the dollar, upon the assessed value of all rateable property in the City, after paying interest on the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year, in such manner aa the Qovemor in Coimcil may direct, for the purpose of creating a sinking f imd for the redemption of the principal of such debentures as they By-law 460.] of the city op Toronto. 157 respectively become due, the interest upon such invest- p^ bJJJu. ment to be applied to the general purposes of the City. By-law 459, s. 6. No. 460.* By-law for regulating the Ferry between the City of Toronto and the Island. [PaMIO JdLT 27, 1808. Amimdid Got. 26, 1868 ; Sin. 26, 1876.J flTHEREAS it is necessary and expedient to adopt &r 86 v., o. «, " " rules and regulations by which the Ferry between the City and the Island shall be conducted : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : 1. All steam or other ferry-boats employed on such The ferry bo»u , ,, „ , , tobeMtfemd ferry, shall be safe and sea- worthy, well ntted out and seaworthy. managed by a sober and experienced captain and crew. By-law 460, s. 1. 2. The captain or engineer of every such steam or other -me oapum or ferry-boat must hold a certificate of qualification from the a^vS^eDt" Government Inspector of steamboats. By-law 460, s. 2. certilloate. 3. The steam or other ferry-boats to be used on such TohaveoipMdtr ferry, shall be capable of carrying with comfort and safety, hundred at least one hundred passengers on one trip. By-law 460, s. 3. 4. The said steam or other ferry-boats shall be licensed Licenses to be annually for one year, from the first day of January to from the ist •f •' ^ " •' January. the thirty-first day of December in each year. By-law 460, s. 4 ; By-bw 752, s. 2. ' AMentad to by the Governor in Council on the 26th October, 1868. 168 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 460. Ko. 4«o. 6 The said Hteam or other ferry-boat or boats shall Ferry Bom*. " '"--'V"*-' inake (weather permitting) at least six trips daily, to and ditUy' from the City to the Island and return, (Sundays ex- cepted.) By-law 460, s. 5. Notice to h« 6. Public notice shall be given by the owner of such pikoe will hour steam or other ferry-boats, of the place and hour of start- of itMrtliiK. , ' ing from all landing-places, and no change shall be made therefrom without posting up or advertising notice of such change, at least twenty-four hours before such change is made. By-law 460, s. 6. ownemoiboau 7. It shall be incumbent on the owner or owners of to nave Kood wbwtege. gaij steam or other ferry-boat or boats, to have good wharfage at all landing-places, for the safe receiving and discharging of passengers. By-law 460, s. 7. Intoxicated 8. The Owner or captain of such steam or other ferry- penoni not to , i, . . • . . come on the boats shall uot permit any person in a state of intoxica- tion to come or remain on board such boats. By-law 460, s. 8. Scale oi ohargfea. 9. The soale of charges to be made on said steam or other ferry-boats, shall be as follows : — Every passenger to the Island, five cents ; every passenger to the Island and return, round trip, ten cents ; children under twelve years of age, half-price. By-law 460, s. 9. Scale of ohargei 10. The owner or captain of such steam or other ferry- to be poited up intheUoM. boats, shall keep a copy of the scale of charges posted up in a conspicuous part of the boat. By-law 460, s. 10. ownereoi ferry H. The ownor of such stcam Or other ferry-boats may, ^^uto for if he thinks proper, commute for the carrying of passengers paaMDRers. by the season, or otherwise. By-law 460. s. 11. 12. Constables on duty shall be entitled to and receive sh steam or othei from the Island. By-law 460, s. 12. Oonitablea on frj? *° •*" a free pass on such steam or other ferry-boats, to and By-Uw 460.] or the city of Toronto. 13. The annual fee to be paid by the owner or owners of each steam or other ferry-boat, shall be one hundred dollars, payable to the General Inspector of Licenses of the City of Toronto; and the General Inspector of Licenspn shall be authorized to go on board any of the said steam or other ferry-boats, from time to time, as he flhall deem it expedient, to ascertain that the provisions of this By-law are complied with. By-law 460, s. 13. 169 No. lao. Perry BoAta, An knnual ft* o( 1100 to b« pkid by th« owner* (or eaob ferry-boat. The OenenU Inipeotor of Lluenwe may go on bowd any ferryboktto Inspect. 14. One or more Kood seaworthy life-boats shall be at Life-botue Hid , , , 1 » I llfe-preeenreri to all times kept on board each steam or other ferry-boat, {iJ'jy* °° ready to be launched in case of accident, and also such number of proper life-preservers as shall be deemed suffi- cient by the General Inspector of Licenses. By-law 460, s. 14. 16. Any person or persons.guilty of an infraction of penalty, any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon convic- tion, before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofience, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment thereof forthwith it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant un- ® . . Diftreai In der his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police <>"'*oit °' ' •' ' payment. Magistrate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offend- ers' goods and chattels; and in case of no sufficient dis- ciomniitiiMntiB tress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may aJnm? be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Jiistices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard laboiu:, for any period not exceed- ing six calendar months unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 460, s. 16 ; By-law 762, s. 2. 160 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 465, No. 46S. Intorment of the . __ co'd. No. 465. By-law to prevent the Interment of the Dead withia the limits of the City of Toronto, ex- cept as herein authorized, and to regulate the same where authorized. [PAamD 8in. 28, 1868. Amindid Oct. 26, 1868 ; 8wt. 26, 1876.] ^tmio)"' *i' \]|THEREAS it is necessary as far as possible to pre- (^tl*^ ' ^ "^®°* *^® interment of the dead within the limits of the City of Toronto, and to make regulations for in- terments where authorized within the limits of the said City: Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows: Intennents to b« made only in certain places. 1. It shall not be lawful for any body corporate, com- pany, partnership or person, to inter any dead body in any land situate within the limits of the C'ty of Toronto, other than that now used and appropriated for the pur- pose of a burial ground in said Citr : Provided, that the Board of Health or Mayor may in their discretion allow interments in private grounds on the application of the persons interested. By-law 465, s. 1. anvea to be at 2. No person shall inter, or cause to be interred, any 5pui°" dead body in a grave which shall be less than tovx feet deep from the surface of the ground surroimding the grave to the top of the coffin. By-law 466, s. 2. Wrongful remov- al of bodle*. f\. No pfcisoc shall wrongfully ^emove or disturb, or attempt to remove or disturb any body, or the remains of any body, or any part of any body from any grave or tomb in the City. By-law 465, s. 3. Companies or 4. Each corpor&tion, company, partnership, or person, i^ito"inter the authorized to inter the dead in the said City, or any part dead to keep a » • * • record of inter- thereof, shall, if the information can be obtained, record, ments, ' ' ' OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 161 Dead. By-law 466.] or cause to be recorded, in a book to be kept for that inte^int oi the purpose, the names, ag" and sex of each person inteiTed, the names of father and mother, their residence, the cause of death, and whether resident or strangers at time of death, together with the date of interment ; and shall, during the month of December in each year, report the ratyc'erk. to the City Clerk, for the information of the City Council, a summary of the particulars aforesaid, as recorded. By- law 465, s, 4. 5. Any person who shall wilfully destroy, mutilate, injuring or de- deface, injure or remove any tomb, monument, grave- ^"•'Jjj ?•»"»«. stone, or other structure placed in any cemetery or burial burfS^^umis. ground within the said City of Toronto, or any fence, rail- ing or other work for the protection or ornament of any such cemetery or burial ground, or of any tomb, monu- ment, grave-stone or other structure as aforesaid, or of ^ any cemetery lot within any such cemetery or burial ground, or shall wilfully destroy, cut, break or injure any tree, shrub or plant within the limits of any stkch ceme- tery or burial ground, or play at any game or sport, or discharge fire-arms (save at a military funeral) in any SSSS'fn owim!.''' such cemetery or burial ground, or who shall wilfully ^SS. and unlawfully disturb any persons assembled for the purpose of burying any body therein, or who shall com- mit any nuisance or shall at any time behave in an in- decent and unseemly manner in any such cemeten'- or burial groimd, or shall in any way violate, desecrate or disfigure any such cemetery or burial ground., or any grave, tomb, tombstone, vault or other structure within the same, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 465, s. 6. 6. Any corporation, company, partnership, person jr Penalty, persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction befoie the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of 162 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law467. No, 487. Streeto, Side- walks and Nuiianees. any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, without prejudice to any other punishment or remedy by law, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and in de- Distreaa in de- fault of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be ■ lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice con- victing as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be Commitment in lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or default of _ distraM. Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceed- ing six 'calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 465, s. 7. No. 467. A By-law for the regulation of the Streets, Side- walks and Thoroughfares of the City of Toron- to, and for the preservation of Order, and sup- pression of Nuisances therein. [ PASSU) On. 26, 1868. Amikdbd Nov, 26, 1869 ; Nov. 4, 1672 ; Mat 26, 1878 ; Juki 1, 1874 ; Aco. 28 & Oct. 18, 1876 ; Jam. 81, April 24, &, Sin. 2S, 1876.J TTTHEREAS it has been found necessary to make pro vv vision for the care and protection of the streets, sidewalks, and other thoroughfares of the City of Toronto, and to enact rules and regulations to facilitate travel, for By-law 467.] or the city of Toronto. 163 the maintenance of order, and for the suppression of atwSu^^swe- nuisances therein: nuiSiS^. Therefore the Miinicipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : FOOT PASSENGERS. 1. Any person or persons in meeting and passing an- persons meeting 1 in ii . 1 i 1 or passing each other or others shall pass on the right, and any person otiier to pass on or persons overtaking another or others and passing, must pass on the right, and any person or persons wilfully- offending against this provision whereby any disturbance or confusion is occasioned shall be liable to the penalty hereinafter provided. By-law 467, s. 2. 2. Three or more persons shall not stand in a group or Three or more 111 11 .111. 1 persons not to near to each other on any street or sidewalk m such aitandinngrpup, manner as to obstruct a free passage for foot passengers, after a request to move on made by any Police Officer, City Inspector, Constable, or any person duly authorized by the Mayor or any Alderman. By-law 467, s. 3. 3. Nothing in the preceding section contained shall street preaowng 1 ..1.. , . «. 1. . 1 1 permitted if it be construed as prohibitmg the congregation of mdividuals does not obstruct , ° , 'he streets or to attend and listen to street preaching, so long as the 8'dew»ikB. proceedings thereat shall continue peaceable and orderly, and sufficient space be left both on the sidewalks and the central roadway to allow of the ordinary traffic of the street and sidewalks upon which such street preaching takes place ; Provided always, that should the sidewalks or roadway during such street preaching be or become at or roadw^/Sl* any time so obstructed as to impede the ordinary traffic thereby, parties 1 , . 1 • 1 111 *° """ove. thereon, the parties so obstructing the same shall, upon request as aforesaid, forthwith remove from such position, and in the event of their refusing so to do shall be liable to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 467, s. 4, 4. No person shall run or race on the streets or side- Running on the walks, or crowd or jostle other foot passengers so as to walks and incon- 164 No. 467. Streets, Side- walks and ta*j m Nuisances. *D«, 8. O veniuncing foot passeDjrers. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 467. create discomfort, disturbance, or confusion. By-law HORSES AND VEHICLES. Persons driving 5. No pctson shall drive any carriage, cart, waggon, strong reins, gied, sleigh, or other vehicle, or sit upon any horse or other beast harnessed thereto in order to ride or drive the same, nor shall any person ride or lead any horse, mare or geld- ing unless he shall have strong reins or lines fastened to the bridles of the beasts, and held in his hands, sufficient to guide them and to restrain them from running, gallop- ing, or going immoderately through any of the streets of the said City. By-law 467, s. 6. Personsincharge 6. It shall be the duty of evcrv driver or other person of vehicles con- , , ' *■ •flmSn''"*^*** in charge of any vehicle conveying goods, wares, or mer- S^e^Sta ' chandise through the streets of the City of Toronto, to mouon. remain upon such vehicle while the same is in motion, or to walk beside the horse or horses drawing the same : and every such person shall observe and comply with the takm''^*"^ ""^^ provisions of the fifty-sixth chapter of the Consolidated ve'iioies. Statutes of Upper Canada, relative to the meeting or c. .u.c, 0. se. Qygj.^]jing of vehicles upon the public highway. By- law 682, 8. 1. Immoderate 7. No pcrson driving any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, ngor ng. ^j^jgjj^ ^j, Q^her Vehicle, or riding upon any horse, mare or gelding, shall cause, permit or suffer the beast or beasts he sha"- ride or drive, to go on a gallop or other immoderate rate, and every person so driving or riding along any public street or thoroughfare, in the City of Toronto, shall slacken his speed in approaching any cross- ing for foot passengers, upon which any person may be crossing such public street or thoroughfare ; and no per- Horses running son shall sufFer or permit any horse, Tiare or gelding, to !tandk«^thout run at large or to stand in any street of the said City '*'" without being sufficiently secured to prevent its running away. By-law 467, s. 7 ; By-law 716, s. 1. -law 467. By-law waggon, or other fte same, or geld- tened to sufficient , gallop- itreets of 1()5 No. 467. Streets, SlUe- walksand NulRMioei, Horses running By-law 467.] of the city of Toronto. 8. It shall and may be lawful for any person or persons to stop any horse, mare or gelding found running at large or going at a gallop or other immoderate rate, until the owner or owners can be found arid proceeded with accord- ^J^^i ^ ingtolaw. By-law 467, s. 8. LTbe'topJSS? 9. No person shall break in or train any horse, mare Training horses, or gelding, or shall exhibit, or let to mares any stud horse stud horses. in any public place, or in any of the streets or parks of the said City. By-law 467, s. 9. iO. No person shall ride, drive, lead or back any horse, Riding or driv- Ingon the carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, over sidewalks, or along any paved or planked sidewalk in the said City, unless it be in crossing such paved or planked sidewalk to go into any yard or lot. By-law 467, s. 10. 11. Every owner or occupier of any house, building, or owners or ocou- "' r J ' t5» piersof property lot, who shall require to drive any horse, carriage, cart, S^vewfo^* waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle across any paved or ?he1*pwmi«Ml!*' planked sidewalk, for the purpose of going in at any briSS^fthe gate, or to any lot, or to the rear of any premises, shall construct across the drain, gutter or water-course opposite the gateway or premises a good and sufficient bridge of planks, so constructed as not to obstruct the said drain, gutter or water-course, and shall also place a piece of timber along so much of the edge of the said pavement or planking on the side next the gateway or premises as is necessary for any vehicle to pass over without injuring the said pavement or planking. By-law 467, s. 11. drain. 12. No person shall permit his horse, carriage, cart, Horses and waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, to stand upon any mg in*(*e'street. street in the said City longer than is absolutely- necessary for the owner, driver or person using the same to transact his business with the person opposite whose house the same shall stand ; and no person shall tie his horse, to any post, hook or ring, or in any way across any pavement, sidewalk or crossing, so as to obstruct the ordinary traffic 166 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 467. No. 467. Street*, Side- wklka and NuiMmces. Vehicles without hones not to bn placed on the etreels. of the street, or leave any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, standing opposite any other per- son's door than such as the owner, rider, driver or oc- ciipant may have business with ; and no person shall in anywise obstruct the free use of the streets or sidewalks of the said City, or the crossings across the public streets, or any of the approaches to the wharves, by stopping any horse, cart, carriage, waggon, sled, sleigh or other «rehicle. across the same or by any other means. By-law 467, s. 12. 13. No person shall place any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, without horses, upon any street of the said City. By-law 467, s. 13. Hand carts, &c., not to be nin on thw 8idew(..xi. HAND CARTS. 14. No person shall run, draw, or push any carnage, waggon, wheelbarrow, cart, hand cart, hose, hose cart, truck or any hand waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicles used for the conveyance of any person, article or property upon any of the sidewalks of the said City. By-law 467, 8. 14. DIRT OR SNOW. sidewalks to be 15- Evcry occupaut, and in case there is no occupant, •wept. "" the owner of every house, shop, building, lot or parcel of land, and every person having charge or care of any church, chapel or other public building, fronting or abut- ting 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 in- cumbrances, the pavement or sidewalk in front and about his premises as aforesaid, before eight o'clock in the morn- ing of each day, from the first day of May till the first day of October, and shall sweep the same before nine o'clock every morning during the rest of the year (Sun- days excepted), and every occupant as aforesaid at the Drains, gutters, times aforesaid, shall cleamy sweep and keep free from tobekept°d^ obstructlon by dirt, dust, snow, ice or other incumbrances, By-law 467.] of the city of Toronto. 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, drains, gutters and water- courses clean and free from obstruction or incumbrance. By-law 467, s. 15. 167 No. 467. Street*, Side- walks, and NulMUcee. 16. 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, c other public building, fronting or abutting on any public street or streets where the side- walks are planked or paved, shall within the first four hours after every fall of snow, or fall of hail or rain which shall freeze on the sidewalks or in the drains, gutters or water-courses, or after a fall of snow from off any build- ing, cause the same to be removed entirely off the side- walks and to the breadth of one foot out of the drains, 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 sprinkled, spread or placed, any salt or like substance on the road or car- riage-way of any public highway or street within the said City, with the intent or for the purpose of melting or dissolving any snow, ice or dirt, which may have accumu- lated on any road or camage-way of any such street or public highway. By-law 467, s. 16. Removal of mow from tho side- walk*. If the ice or snow cannot be removed without injuring the sidewalk ashes or sand to be strewed over the same. Salt not to be placed on the street. / 17. In case the said snow, ice, and dirt, have not been h snow not re- 80 removed from the sidewalks and gutters, drains, or commissioner to , 1... . •,i^.,nm ''"V* '* removed watercourses adjoimng any premises in the City of Toronto, and prosecute within twenty -four hours after any fall of snow, rain, or hail, it shall be the duty of the City Commissioner, or other person appointed for that purpose, to give informa- tion and prosecute the parties in default, if resident with- 168 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 467. A Return to bo made to the City Treasurer of ex- penaeii Incurred in removal o( mow. stwetalside ^^ ^^^ ^^^ City; and also forthwith to cause the said Nuianm snow, ice, and dirt, to be removed, at the expense of the Coiporation, and to keep an account of all expenses so incurred, and of the properties in respect of which such moneys have been expended, and the names of the owners and occupants thereof on the last revised Assessment Roll ; and to make a return to the Treasurer of the City of Toronto on the first day of January, April, July, and October in each year, of all expenses incurred, as afore- said, during the preceding quaiier, with the number on the last revised Assessment Roll of the property in respect of which the said expense was incurred, and the names of the owner and occupant thereof, as appearing on the said roll ; and the said Treasurer shall, in a book to be kept by him for that purpose, charge against each such parcel of land the unpaid balance of such assessment, and cause the sum to be collected in the same manner as other Municipal Taxes, By-law 752, s. 2. Snow to be re- 18. Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant, moved from the roofs of build- the owner of every house, shop or building, and eveiy peraon 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 pave- ment, 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 pei'sons passing, cause the same to be forthwith removed therefrom, and every person while removing the same shall take due and pro- per care and precaution for the warning and safety of persons passing. By-law 467, s. 18. Expenses of re- moving snow to be collected in same manner as other monicipal REMOVING BUILDINGS. Buildings not to be removed 19. No person shall remove, or cause or pennit to be j^tiioutToaveof removed, or assist in removing, any building into, along or across any street or sidewalk in the said City, without having first obtained leave in writing from the Board of Works. By-law 467, s. 19. WorlM. By-law 467.] of the city of Toronto. 169 CORDWOOD AND COAL. No. 467. Struetn, 8lde- wallu and Nuisances. 20. No person shall throw or pile cord wood, firewood or coal upon any paved or planked sidewalk in the said woodorcoainui. Qj^y^ ^^ j^^ ^^^ enclosuro within one hundred feet of any building, and no person shall carry fire through any of the streets or parks in the said City, except in some covered vessel or metal fire-pan. By-law 467, s. 35 ; By- law 752, s. 2. Bonflres, Are- 32. No porson or persoiis shall make or light any fire amuornreworki r i a » ^ SSt'^wlth^ut "** ^^ bonfii'e in any of the streets, squares, parks or public penniMrton. places of the City, or shall fire or discharge any gim, fowling-piece or fire-arms, or shall set tire to any fire- works within the said City, unless specially authorized by the Mayor or the Municipal Council of the said City ; and no person or persons shall light, set off, or throw any fire-cracker, squib, serpent, or other noisy, offensive or dangerous substance or fireworks in any of the streets, By-law 407.] op the city of Toronto 173 squares, pailcH or ])ublio placoH of the City. By-law 03.'>, g|^i,*gy^ Wklka, knil Nulwnoei. TIIROWINO DANOKIIOUS MISSILKS. 8.1. 33. No porHon shall cast, project, or throw any stones, ThrowinButonoi, .... ini)w-t)Bll» or or nails of Hnow or ico, or other missiles tlangerous to the other miMiie*. public, or use any bow and an-ow or catapult in any of the streets, parks or public places of the said City. By- law 4«7, 8. 37 ; By-law 752, s. 2. INDECENCY. 34. No person shall bathe or swim along or near the uathinif. piers, wharves or shores of the said City, between the Rolling Mills on the east and the Queen's Wharf on the west, from the hour of seven o'clock in the morning to nine o'clock in the evening ; nor shall any person in- inuecent ex- decently expose any part of his or her person in any '"'"™" public place, or in any of the streets, parks, or public places of the said City, nor shall the plea of answer- ing the call of nature be considered a palliation of the offence. By-law 467, s. 38. 35. No person shall post or put up any indecent placard, indecent writ- writings or pictures, or write any indecent or immoral on the w»ui. words, or make any indecent pictures or drawings on any public or private building, wall, fence, sign, monument, post, sidewalk, or pavement in any of the said streets, parks, or public places of the said City. By-law 467, s. 39. interpretation. 36. Whenever the word " street " or " streets " is men- couitructionof the word tioned in this By-law, it shall be understood and construed "street.- as including all highways, thoroughfares, lanes, roads, alleys, avenues, bridges, courts, court yards, commons, public squares, and public places ; and shall be also under- stood as including the sidewalks, unless the contrary is expressed, or such construction would be inconsistent with the manifest intent of this By-law. By-law 467, s. 40. 174 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 468. No. 468. Common Sewers. I'enalty. PENALTY. 37. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon convic- tion before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pa}' at the discration of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it Distress in de- fault of payment, shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice conv'cting as aforet>.iid, to issue a warrant un- ' der his hand and seal, or in cAse the said Mayor, Police ;■ Magistrate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no suffici- ent distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City C/f Toronto, with or without hard labour for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 467, s. 41 ; By-law 752, s. 4. Commitmenv. in default of -distress. No. 468. A By-law to provide for regulating the Common Sewers, and an Annual Kental or Sewerage Bate. [PA88BD Oct. 36, 1868. Ambndkd Nov. 26, 1809. J "^."TJ THEREAS it has been found necasaary io make pro- ' ' » visions tor regulating the common oewers in the By-law 468.] of the city of Toronto. 175 City of Toronto, and to provide for an annual rental or co-w,*|?wcr»3 sewerage rate : , • v.— -v'^i*-' Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. From and after the passing of this By-law, it shall Board of works and may be lawful for the Board of Works, under the common sewors •' where tiecessar}' sanction and by the order of the Municipal Council of the ' "J ™ j^."^ City of Toronto, to construct common sewers and drains in such parts of the said City as they may deem necessary for sanitary purposes, or where at least two-thirds in number and one-half in value of the owners of the real property on any street, lane or highway, or any portion o, upon petition thereof, clearly defined by cross streets, shall by petition ^rty'ownVwT" to the said Municipal Council require the same, which said petition shall be subject to the By-law of the said City of Toronto number four hundreo. and sixty-nine, and entitled, " A By-law to provide for the assessment of property benefited by local improvements:" Provided always, that such street, lane or highway, or portion there- of, be so situate as to affoi'd a proper and suflicient outlet for such drain. By-law 4G8, s. 2. 2. From and after the passing of this By-law, the p^opgrty abut- grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other properties, abutting ""which thTrc^is , . ,. jj , .•.! •i/-i'j. /. a common sewer on any street or portion oi any street, in the said City ot to be drained Toronto, through which a common sewer has heretofore been constructed, and which is opposite to such common sewer, shall be drained into such common sewer. By-law 468, s. 3. 3. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons to private drains or SGwcrSi make or construct any drain or sewer in any pait of the public .streets of the said city through which any com- mon sewer .shall have been constructed, or to make any excavation for the j)ur])ose of cleansing any sewer already constructed, unless such sewei- shall communicate with the common sewer upon the terms and with the license and permission hereinafter mentioiied. By-law 468, s. 4. 17P CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 468. comu ....rtwers. *• ^° person or persons shall be allowed to make or '■-^''V"*"-^ construct any drain or sewer in or through any part of Private drains i • i . i or sewers not to such strccts whcrcin the said common sewers shall have be constructed where there is a ijgen Constructed, unless such "jerson or persons shall h .ve common sewer ' ' " '"^ f^om'HiVSd" previously obtained a license so to do, which said license of wor 8. shall be granted by the said Board of Works, upon pay- ment or engagement or undertaking to pay such sums of money as by the said Board of Works may be determined. By-law 468, s. 5. Private sewers to communicate with the com- mon sewers as the Board o( Wori(s sliali direct. 5. All private sewers or drains so to be constructed to communicate with the said common sewers, shall be in such shape and form, and communicate with the said common sewers in such manner, and at such parts there- of, as the said Board of Works shall from time to time direct and appoint. By-law 468, s. 6. Drains crossing 6. All private and other drains crossing the course of common sewers • • i i i and not commu- such common sewerfi, or running in or through any part nicating there- ° e> J I with to be filled of the streets of the said City, unless such as shall com- municate with the said common sewer, shall be forthwith filled up and obstructed. By-law 468, s. 7. Sewers from 7. Nothing in this By-law contained shall be construed common sewer to prevent the letting in of ciewers from the streets of the may be let into a u it do noTdrtin ^^^^ ^^^X ^ which HO common sewer shall have been con- fnlTs^eeUn*" structcd, into the said common sewers, if such sewer so w'J^o^n sewer.* to be let in shall not be used to drain premises having a front on a street in which such common sewer shall have been constructed, and if such sewer shall be let in, in such manner and fonn as the said Board of Works shall direct and appoint. By-law 468, s. 8. Injuring sewer*. 8. No person shall commit damage or injury to any of the said common sewei-s, or to any private drain or jewer communicating therewith. By-law 468, s. 9. Owners or occu- 9. The ownera and occupiers of all properties abutting piers of property who have paid on any streets upon which said cou^mon sewers have tortheuseofa >' '■ 8haii"u«B\h^*' ^^^^ constructed, who have heretofore paid the sum re- By-law 468.] of the city of Toronto. 177 quired by By-law to be paid for the privilege of using cois^wew. such common sewer, shall continue to use the same, free ^-*-v-"i*-' of charge, for the number of feet for which they have so charge, paid. By-law 468, s. 10. 10. All persons who own or occupy property which is ^i^**^ °n'^n drained into any such common sewer, or which is required p^j for th"°' by this By-law to be drained into such sewer, and who have dralnfng shall be not heretofore paid for the privilege of so draining as kn"uai rent, aforesaid, shall be charged an annual rental per foot of the frontage of such property abutting on such street, or portion of a street as aforesaid, for the use of such com- mon sewer, that is to say : Firstly, In section number one, including all that portion in section No. i, .-_, I'l 1 p twelve and one- 01 the said City oi ioronto, lying between trie centre of hau cents per " ' ^ o Iqqj pg, annum. Parliament Street on the east, the centre of Queen Street on the north, the centre of Simcoe Street on the west, and the waters of the Bay on the south, twelve and one- half cents per foot per annum : Secondly, In section number two, including all that in Bection No. 2, portion of the said City lying between the centre of foot per annum. Queen Street on the south, the centre of Spadina Avenue on the west, the centres of College Street, College Avenue find Carlton Street on the north, and the centre of Parlia- mtnt Street on the east, ten cents per foot per annum : Thirdly, In section number three, including all those in section No. s portions of the said City not included in sections numbers foot per annum one and two, nine cents per foot per annum ; Provided always, that when any grounds, yards, vacant Property situate •^ ' "^ ° . - »' the intersec- lots,orother property.is situate at the intersection of a street tion of a street. with any lane or alley, upon each of which streets, lanes or alley's there is a common sewer, the fronts only of such grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other property, together with so much of the flank thereof as the said flank ceeds eighty feet, .shall be assessed for the rental hereby i iiposed. By-law 468, s. 11. 11. The owner or occupier of any property so required owner? or occu- '■ J X i ^ 1 pjg„ oj property to be drained, may commute for the payment of the '""y commute. 178 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 468. Condon afwers. a^^ual I'^^t therein mentioned, by a payment of one dol- lar and ten cents per foot frontage for property in section number one ; of ninety cents per foot frontage for pro- perty in section number two ; and of eighty cents per foot frontage for property in section umber three ; Avith interest on such payment at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be computed from the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, deducting iii each case one twentieth of the above-named sums, if the said one-twentieth has been previously paid. By-law 468, s. 12. The City Engi- 12. It shall bo the duty of the City Engineer for the neer to make a _ T sew^reconstruct- ^^'^^ heing, at such time as he may be required so to do, edine«!hyear. ^q render to the Treasurer of the City of Toronto, a state- ment of all sewers which have been constructed during the then preceding year,showing the namesof the streets in which said sewers have been constructed, the extent and cost thereof, the names of proprietors whose properties may front on such streets, and the frontage of the lot or lots owned by such proprietoi-s, and such further infonna- tion as may be required to enable the said Treasurer to assess such properties in accordance with the provisions of this By-law. By-law 468, s. 13. TheTreMurer 13. It shall be the duty of the said Treasurer sometime to make out . i » t separate roHs for m the month of January m each and every year, to make rentals due for •' j %r ' common lewers. out Separate roUs of the annual rentals due for the use of the common sewers in each ward of the said City, by the owners or occupiers of property therein, in the Fonu A, in the Schedule to this By-law annexed, and to cause such rolls to be placed in the hands of the sevt lal Collec- tors of the City appointed therefor. By-law 468, s. 14. The collectors to demand pay- ment of the rentals. 14. It shall be the duty of the said several Collectors to demand payment from each and every individual whose name shall appear on the rolls, of the several and respec- tive sums payable by him, her or them, according to the said rolls, by leaving at his, her or their place of abode a printed bill of the same in the Form B, in the said By-law 468.] of the city of Toronto. Schedule, and calling at least once thereafter for the ^ same. By-law 468, s. 15. 179 No. 468. ommon Sewors, 15. In case any of the parties so liable, as aforesaid Drfavate™ to be shall refuse or neglect, for fourteen days after demand '**'"'^ made, as in the last section is provided, to pay such annual rental, the said collector shall return such defaulter to the said Treasurer, who shall forthwith cause the amount in default to be collected by process of law in any Court of this Province having competent jurisdiction. By-law 468, s. 16. 16. In case the owner or occupier of any grounds, The Board of , Works may drain yards, vacant lots, or other property abutting on any the premises of street or portion of a street in the said city,wherever a com- *°^j,° '"ewers.* mon sewer has been con.'^^xructed, and which is opposite to such common sewer, shall omit to drain such grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other property, the said Board of Works may cause the same to be drained into such com- mon sewer, and the cost thereof shall be assessed against such owner or occupier. By-law 468, s. 17. 17. The said Treasurer shall cause such assessment for The cost of drain- the draining of such grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other BoardT worfa property, as in the last section is mentioned to be inserted the collector's in the rolls hereinbefore mentioned, and in default of pay- ment thereof, after demand made, as hereinbefore provided, the same shall be collected in like manner as in the fif- teenth section of this By-law is set forth. By-law 468, s. 18. 18. If the owner or occupier of any property required by any By-law of the said city to be drained, shall com- m itb the annual rental chargeable thereon, by the pay- ment of the amount settled hereby, the Mayor of the said City shall execute to the party paying the same, a fleense to V rain the said property into the common sewer, in the Form C, in the said Schedule : Provided always, in case any person requii-ed to construct a drain into any common sewer, does not do so, but is willing to pay the like annual The Mayor to ex- ecute a license to owners or occu- piers of property comniutmg, to drain into the common sewers. Persons willing to pay sewerage rates without using the com- 180 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 468, Common s^irers. cental or scwerage rate as if he did use such sewer, with- ^-^"V*-^ out the construction of such drain by the said City, and mon sewen '<>,, i-ioi n i execute a cove- thereby save to himself the assessment for the constmction nanttotheBoard *' "-"vu of Work*. thereof, and shall execute to the said City a covenant in the Form D, in the said schedule, the Board of Works shall not, in their discretion, proceed with the construction of the said drain, as by the said seventeenth section of ^evmttJr^TOi ^^^^ By-law is provided : Provided further, that nothing ^tionoj rentals, herein Contained shall prevent the collection of such annual rentals, commutations and assessment moneys, in the manner hereinbefore provided, by a Collector or Col- lectors specially appointed by resolution of the Council for that purpose. By-law 468, s. 19. enrity. 19. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Jus- tice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and fault of payment, may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Jus- tice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayox", Police Magis- trate, and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, aa aforesaid, to commit the offender or offen- ders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, vdth or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 468, s. 20 ; By-law 762, s. 4. Oommitment in default of dis- real. Jaw 468, By-law 468.] of the city of Toronto. 181 Q w o ^ (^ 11:1 ^8 o •mox ill i^^ c3 •9!>^ •p9A0nV ll 8S9ippy No. 408. Common 8«w«n. -,|^ 182 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 468. Ko. M8. Common Sewtn. Form "B." {Su Stetim 14.) No. City op Toronto. Mr 1869. To rental of 1860. To " 1861. To " 1862. To " District No . Street Sewer. feet frontage, at per foot, $ . « u « Received payment, . Collector. No. Form "C." {See Section 18.) To all to whom these Presents may Come, The Corporation of the City of Toronto sends Greeting :— Whereas, under and by virtue of a certain By-law of the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto, passed on thQ twenty-sixth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, en- titled "A By-law to provide for regulating the common sewers, and an annual rental or sewerage rate," it is enacted, among other things, that from and after the passing of the said By-law, the grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other properties abutting on any street, or portion of any street, in the said City of Toronto, through which By-law 468.] of the city op Toronto. IM 3KONT0. a common sewer has heretofore been constructed, and oominonsSirtrfc which is opposite to such common sewer, shall be drained into such common sewer:" and also, "that all persons who own or occupy property which is drained into any such common sewer, or which is required by the said By-law to be drained into such sewer, and who have not here- tofore paid for the privilege of so draining as aforesaid, shall be charged an annual rental per foot of the frontage of such property abutting on such street, or portion of a street, as aforesaid, for the use of such common sewer, that is to say: Fii-stly, in section number one, including all that portion of the said City of Toronto lying between the centre of Parliament Street, on the east; the centre of Queen Street, on the north; the centre of Simcoe Street, on the west; and the waters of the Bay, on the south, twelve and one-half cents per foot per annum: Secondly, in section number two, including all that por- tion of the said City lying between the centre of Queen Street, on the south; the centre of Spadina Avenue, on the west; the centres of College Street, College Avenue, and Carlton Street, on the north; and the centre of Par- liament Street, on the east, ten cents per foot per annum: Thirdly, in section number three, including all those por- tions of the said City not included in sections numbers one and two, nine cents per foot per annum;" and also, "that the owner or occupier of any property so required to be drained, may commute for the payment of the annual rent therein mentioned, by a payment of one dol- lar and ten cents per foot frontage for property in section number one; of ninety cents per foot frontage for pro- perty in section number two; and of eighty cents per foot frontage for property in section number three; with interest on such payment at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be computed from the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and flixty-one, deducting in each case one-twentieth of the above named sums, if the said one-twentieth has been previously paid:" 1«4 No. «6B. Common Bowan. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 468. And whereas of the City of Toronto, is the of all that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, situate on Street, in the said City of Toronto, through which a common sewer hath been constructed, being composed of and Ijring in section number as laid down in and by the said By-law, and required by the said By-law to be drained into the said sewer : And whereas the imid hath applied to the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto, to be allowed to commute for the payment of the annual rent imposed by the said By-law, as by the said By-law is provided: Now know ye, that in consideration of the sum of now paid by the said to the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, and that the same is in full for the commutation of the said annual rent, license and permis- sion is hereby given and granted to the said and his assigns, and all others whom it may concern, to make and construct a sewer from the said premises hereinbe- fore described, to the said common sewer, in the said street and to comnmnicate the same with the said com- mon sewer, and to use the same sewers for the purpose of draining the said premises for all time to come, free of all rent or charge for the drainage thereof: And also, from time to time, and at all times, (under the direction of the proper oflScer of the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto, for the time being, but at his or their own ex- pense), to open, cleanse, maintain, amend, repair and pre- serve the said sewer so to be made from the said premises to the said common sewer ; subject, nevertheless, to the provisions of the By-laws of the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto affecting the same: In witness whereof the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto have hereunto set their Corporate Seal by Esquire, the Mayor of the said City, counter- By-law 4G8.J of the city of Toronto, 185 signed by Esquire, the Treasurer of the said c„„,m<;nt?;er,. City, this day of in the year of our Lord ooe thousand eight hundred and [L.S.] Form "D." (Su Section 18.) Whereas being the owner [or occupier] of cer- tain property on Street, in the City of Toronto, [describe the property] in which said street a common sewer has been constructed, and hath been required ac- cording to the By-law in that oehalf to drain such pro- perty into the said common sewer, and having made default therein, the Corporation of the City of Toronto may by law build the necessary drain and assess the said for the costs of the construction thereof, and collect the same, together with the sum of annually, as the rental for the use of the said common sewk^r: And whereas the said is desirous of paying such annual rental without being put to the expense of the construction of such drain : Now know ye, that in consideration of the premises, the said doth hereby acknowledge to owe to The Corporation of the City of Toronto, and their successors, the sum of annually, for the annual rental as afore- said, and doth hereby covenant, promise and agree, to and with the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto, and their successors, to pay them the said sum half-yearly, on the first day of the months of and in each and every year henceforth, and the said doth hereby, for the consideration aforesaid, charge the same upon the said property, to be payable thereout, on the days and in manner before mentioned. BMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-S) ^^O O /-^^ .^. «' 1.0 !■! I.I 11.25 Jf Ki 12.2 :^ li£ 12.0 U I L6 6' Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEtSTER,N.Y. 14580 (716) 872-4S03 li ^ *'<^ 'V %^ d o V ^ ii 186 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAws [By-law 469. j.JISJS'tot ^ witness whereof the said hath hereunto set '°°1«E°'- his hand and seal, this day of in the year of ""^■"v^"^ our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Signed, sealed and delivered, ) in presence of i [L.S.] oertV]r«nd tnuiimit them (o the Bowrd 'ji Wortau No. 469. A By-Law to provide for the Assessment of Pro- perty benefited by Local Improvements. LPamd Cor. ae. 1868. AmmiD Sir. 16,1878.] WHEREAS it has been found necessary to provide the means of ascertaining and determining the proportion in which the assessment is to be made on the various portions of the real estate of the City of Toronto to be'benefited by Local Imph)vements : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows: 1. All petitions for Local Improvements to be made under the provisions of this By-law, if received by the Council and referred to the Board of Works, shall be examined by the Clerk of the Council, whose duty it shall be to ascertain and finally determine whether the same are signed by two-thirds in number and one-half in value of the owners of the real property to be directly benefited thereby, and such petitions when found to be correct as aforesaid, shall be numbered by him in the order they are received, and be entered at length in a book to be kept for that purpose, to be called the " Local Improvement Book," and the Clerk shall endorse upon such petitions his certificate of the correctness thereof, and of the value of the whole of the real property rateable under the By-law, By-law 469.] of thx onr of toromto. 187 ,.S.] and shall forthwith so transmit the same to the said ^°- ^■ Board of Works. By-law 469, s. 2. AMoanncnt tor Looal Improve- mantt. 2. It shall be the duty of the Clerk, so soon ap the when petitions said Board of Works shall have reported to the Oouncil the oouncu the *^ Clerk to forward in favour of the prayer of such petitions, and their report cH^BSatatw thereon shall have been adopted by the Council, to cause a copy of the petitions to be forwarded without delay to the officer named in the next succeeding section of this By-law, for his immediate action thereon. By-law 469, s.d. 3. It shall be the duty of the City Engineer for the The city Engj- J J O neer to rroort to time being, upon receipt of a copy of the petitions from pro^J^^nJ-* the Clerk, to proceed at once to ascertain and determine ^u'S^of tte what real property will be immediately benefited by the ■****"•" proposed improvement, and to ascertain and determine the proportion in which the assessment to defray the cost thereof is to be made on the various portions of the real estate so benefited, and to report the same to the Council at its next meeting, which report when approved HiinpoHtobe ^ *^ ^*^ entered in the by the Council, shall be entered in the said " Local Im- '"<*' "W"'*- *' ' ment ImioIc. provement Book," By-law 469, s. 4. 4. The said Clerk so soon as the report of the City The oitycierk Engineer is entered in the " Local Improvement Book " as of^' *" provided by the third section of this By-law, shall cause a notice to be left at the place of abode of such parties fjo be assessed for such improvement, that the said assessment has been made and the amoimt thereof, and that a By- law in accordance therewith will be passed by the Council unless the same be appealed from in manner provided by the Act thirty-sixth Victoria, chapter forty-eight of the Statutes of the Province of Ontario, entitled " An Act respecting Id micipal Institutions in the Province of Ontario." By-law i69, s. 6. 1S8 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWs [By-law 470> No. 470. Fencw and Fen- otng-in of Vacant Loti. Sm 86 v., 0.48 (Ont.),a.379(X2) (18), ft fl. 884(10}. Division (enoes to be Itept up in equal propor- tions Djr parties owning the adjoining land. When the land on one aide of the fenoe is not used or culti- vated the party who owns the land under cultivation to keep up the fence until the other lands become used or cultivated. No. 470. A By-law to regulate Division or Line Fences ia the City of Toronto, and to enforce the Fen cing-iu of Vacant Lots. \Pak^ Oct. 88, 1G88. AMiRDiD i^oT. n, 1880; BiPT. %, 1878.] WHEREAS it hapS been found necessary to make provision for regulating the height, extent and description of lawful division or line fences in the City of Toronto, and for determining how the cost thereof shall be apportioned, and for the fencing-in of vacant lots in the .said City : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. 7rom and after the passing of this By-law all divi- sion or line fences between tenements in the City of Toronto, shall be made, kept up and maintained as lawful fences by the parties owning or occupying the land imme- diately adjoining thereto, and divided by such fences, each party maintaining an equal proportion of the same, and in case the land on one side of any such fence shall not be used or cultivated, then the person occupying the land under cultivation or in use which is enclosed by such fence, shall be bound to keep the said fence as a lawful fence, and the owner or occupier of land which is wild and uncultivated, or lying as a common, or used as a road or lane, shall not be bound to maintain a share of the fence between such wild and imcultivated land, or common or road or lane, and adjoining land in the occupa- tion of another paHy which shall be so used or cultivated; Provided always, that so soon as any such lands which may have been lying wild and uncultivated, or as a common, or used as a road or lane, shall become tilled or otherwise used, the owner or occupier thereof shall from thence- By-law 470.] op the city op Toronto. 189 t87«.] forth become liable to repair, maintain and keep his share rmSm'mA'rm- of the division fence between such land and the adjoining «'»«r-»n^^»««»* land, and shall pay to the other party as compensation ">— ""v"*^ for that part of the fence which he may become liable to maintain a sum not to exceed four dollars per rod, and any person neglecting or refusing to pay the sum so awarded, shall become liable to the penalties of this By- law, and to a further penalty to the amount of the sum so awarded, which shall be recoverable in the same man- ner as the fine imposable under section eight. By-law 470, s. 2; By-law 762, s. 2. 2. Whenever parties owning or occupying lands ad-D;to tojence in on any street, road, lane, or other highway, within the limits of the said City, shall fence in the same within six days from receiving notice from the City Engineer to that efiect, and shall keep and maintain all such fences By-law 470.] of the citt of Toronto. in perfect repair, to the satisfaction of that officer. By- law 470, s. 8. 191 No. 470. FenoM and Tm- cing-ln of Vaouit Lota. 7. Every such fence, if closely boarded, shall not be DMcHption oc less than six feet in height ; if of any other description, it shall be sufficient to protect the streets and the public against the creation or perpetuation of any nuisance or inconvenience whatsoever. By-law 470, s. 9. 8. Any person or persons neglecting or refusing to com- Pen«ity. ply with, or who shall be found guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall, upon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at ^ the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs* and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand pirtreMin . 1 ••!•»» -PI 1" •««■ . 1 default d and seal, or m case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and iwyment. Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of thdm, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sa^a of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for SXStd^*'" the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convict- ****"* ing as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 470, s. 10 ; By-law 752, s. 4. 192 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 472. No. 478. rinDepMrt- No. 478. A By-law for the organization and managemont of ^liB Fire Department. IPAMND Oct. se, IMS. AmiiBBD Not. M, 1800 ; Sin. 86, 1876.J SmS6V. ■ubttio. .i6 WJ HEBEAS it has been found necessary to make 87,«(w9.; V V rules and regulations for the organizatipn and management of the Fire Department in the City of Toronto ; Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : Conitruotlon o( the flra deput- mtnt Nunen of mem- ben to be tegiitered. 1. The Fire Department of the said City of Toronto shall hereafter consist of : — A Chief Engineer ; an Electrician, and such assistant Engineers, Electricians and men as may from time to time be appointed by the Standing Committee on Fire, Water and Qas, whose names, with the dates of their admission and the dates of their leaving the Fire Department, shall be enrolled by the Chief Engineer in a register to be kept by him for that purpose, which said register may contain any other particulars that the Standing Committee on Fire, Water and Gas shall deem expedient or necessary. By-law 473, 8. 2 ; By-law 752, s. 2. Membenton- 2. Upon the enrolment of any person as a member of S Seirmiroi- the Fire Department, the Chief Engineer shall give such person a certificate that he is enrolled a member of the Fire Department, which certificate shall contain the date of his admission and such other particulars as the said - Committee may consider necessary and expedient. By- law 473, s. 3. Members t« 3. Whenever any member of the Fire Department, re- ««te after Mven gulsxly enrolled, has regularly and faithfully served in the Fire Department for the space and term of (>even years consecutively , such member upon his producing a By-law 478.] of the city of Toronto. 108 certificate from the Chief Engineer of his having so served, nj^'oijlrt. shall receive a certificate from the Clerk of the said Muni- "*•'*• cipal Council that he has been regularly enrolled and served as a member of the Fire Department for the space of seven years, and such certificate shall exempt the indi- to ex^il^** vidual named therein from the payment of any personal Mm^ theniu ' iitatute labour tax thereafter, and from servinc: as a iuror i»bour tax and ° " from ferving as on the trial of any cause in any court of law within the »J'«n>r. Province of Ontario. By-law 473, s. 4. » 4. Any person who, in the discharge of his duty as a Rewarda for dia- Fireman, distinguishes himself in the performance of a Mr^ioM. grtllant act, by which life or property shall or may be saved, such person shall be entitled to receive a reward therefor, either by the presentation of a medal, or such pecuniary assistance as the said Municipal Council may by resolution direct. By-law 473, s. 5. 5. Any person who, while engacfed in his duty as a Relief to the •' ^ ' '^ ° . "^ families of thoM Fireman, has received, or may hereafter receive any m- who have died ' ' •' •' from injurlea jury, which has proved or may hereafter prove the cause J|S?o^!Smoe m of his death, the widow and orphans (if aijy) of such per- **"'' "*""**• son shall be entitled to receive such pecuniary aid as the said Municipal Council may by resolution determine. By-law 473, s. 6. 6. The apparatus of the Fire Department shall consist The apparatus of : — Steam fire engines ; hose carts and hose ; hook and department, ladder trucks ; and other necessary apparatus, including hydrants and water tanks, and in such numbers as from time to time shall be deemed necessary hv the said Com- mittee. By-law 473, s. 7. 7. Until the said Municipal Council shall have pur- Horses and chased a sufficient number of horses to draw the engines enginet. and other apparatus, to and from fires, the said Committee ' shall secure and hire the services of good and efficient horses and drivers, to be kept always in readiness, to haul and drive the said engines and other apparatus to and 194 CONSOUDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 473 rSt'olnui- ^^^ fi^^> "^^ ^^^ ^^^ performance of such other duties ™*" connected with the Fire Department, as may be determined upon by the said Committee. By-law 473, s. 8. All p«rwiM 8. All persons at or near any fire shall assist in ex- when nquind ...... ■, . ... toHditat otm, tmguishing the same, and in removing furniture, goods and merchandise from any building on fire, or in danger thereof, and in guarding and securing the same, and in demolishing any housi or building when required so to do by the Mayor or any of the Aldermen, or by any of the Engineers of the Fire Department, or by any of the City Police. By-law 473, s. 10. Appointment of 9. The Chief Engineer shall be appointed by the said the "'dwirt' Municipal Council, and all other ofBcers and members of *"*"*• the Fire Department nhall be appointed, and may be re- moved from ofiice by the said Committee. By-law 473, s. 11. Salaiie*. ThemanaKe- menlof the lire department. 10. The salary of the Chief Engineer shall be fixed by the said Municipal Council, and the salary or remunera- tion of all others in or connected with the Fire Depart- ment shall be determined by the said Committee. By- law 473, 8. 12. 11. The whole apparatus and management of the Fire Department shall be under the direction of the Chief Engineer, subject to instructions from the said Committee, but at every fire the Chief Engineer or other the senior ofiicer of the Department who may be present shall have sole control over all members of the Fire Department, and all persons engaged at any fire, and over all the engines and apparatus belonging thereto, and any person who shall refuse or neglect to obey any legal order of the said Chief Engineer or other the senior officer present shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 473, s. 14 ; By-law 752, s. 2. 12. The Chief Engineer or officer in charge of the Fire MKinrdown ° ° buiidrngaatfire*. Department, at any fire, is hereby empowered to cause to Demolishing or taking down By-law 473.] op the city of Toronto. be demolished or taken down, all buildings, erections or fences which he shall deem necessary to be taken down in order to arrest the progress of any fire. By-law 478, H. 15. 196 No. 47i. Fir* D« r^ 13. In the absence of the Chief Engineer, the senior The »bMno«oi assistant Engineer who may be present, and in case no assistant Engineer is present, the senior Foreman in the company shall have the powers and perform the duties oJ the Chief Engineer. By-law 473, s. 16 ; By-law 752, s. 2. 14. On all occasions of fire, the side of the street nearest P? •*'••*» *« the fire, and for a distance of fifty feet on each side of the '^*tyof are* fire, and for two-thirds the width of the street in front thereof, and also the centre of the street on both sides of the space above described ; and also any lane or by-way between the public street and the rear of any premises on fire, through or along which it may be necessary to run any portion of the fire apparatus, shall be kept clear of all persons who may in any way obstruct the working of the Fire Department ; and all and every person who shall be in any of the places above mentioned, shall immediately retire therefrom whon called upon so to do by the Mayor ^ or any of the Aldermen of the City, or by any of the Engineers or Foreman of the Fire Department, or by any of the City Police. By-law 473, s. 17. 15. No person or persons shall in any way impede or mnjering flre- hinder any fireman or other person who shall be assisting "la^^rftheiV .\; extinguishing a fire, or be in the performance of any "***" other duties connected therewith. By-law 473, s. 18. > 16. Any person or persons wantonly or maliciously in- injuring the aw juring any fii ^-engine, hose, or other apparatus belonging 'pp*"*""' thereto, or any bell or bell-rope, used for the firemen in giving an alarm of fire ; or who shall, without reasonable ^^f '*'* cause, by outcry, ringing of bells or otherwise make or circulate,^ or cause to be made or circulated, any false alarm of fire ; or who shall, after sun-set, without pre- uonflrw. 196 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAW8 [By-Uw 474. Ho. 474. Pound! Md viously warning the Chief Engineer, make any bonfire or Fouud-koopOT. Q^jigj. jg^rge Pre, in any field, yai-d, or open space, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 473, s. 19. m»i*r. 17. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction before the Mayor, Polios Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace, for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofience, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be huuTpilyinni. lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice con- victing as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are act- ing together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattel? ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be S^SStof*"*'" lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Qaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be. sooner paid. By-law 473, s. 20 ; By-law 762, s. 4. diitna. No. 474. A By-law to provide for the appointment of Pound-keepers, and to regulate the Pounds in the City of Toronto. [PiMB) Oct. 98, 1868. AMnroaD Nor. 28, 180B ; Jmra 16, 1874 ; San. SS, 1870.J | WHEREAS it has been found necessary to appoint pound-keepers for the City of Toronto, and to 474. By-law 474.] or the citt of Toronto. 197 regulate theii* duties, and to restrain and rof^ulate the pJSIl'ndl'iiid running at large of certain animals, and to provide for ^"l^**!!^"' impounding the same ; and further to provide for suffici- fJ'J"^*- "• ent yards and enclosures for the safe keeping of such animals as it may be the duty of the pound-keeper to impound : Therefore, the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. For the purposes of this By-law tho City of Toronto th. oitr to be shall be divided into three districts, numbered one, two, thm dUMcto. and three, respectively : District number one shall consist of all that part of the DiitHot No. u said City lying west of Brock Street, and extending from the Bay to the north part of the City limit ; District number two shall consist of all that part of outriot »o. «. the said City lying between Brock Street on the west, and Church Street on the east, from the Bay to the north City limit : District number three shall consist of all that part of Dirtriet No. s. the said City lying to the east of Church Street, between the Bay and the north City limit. By-law 474, s. 2. 2. There shall be three public pounds established in Founds tobe '^ '^ wUblUhad on the City of Toronto, one in and for each of the said dis- Adeuide str^t ; tricts, that is to say : one on the plot of land owned by the City on the south side of Adelaide Street, in St. Andrew's Ward, for District number one : one on the on the eomer of Yonge And Its- comer of Yonge and Isabella Streets, in St. James's Ward i»m« streete; for District number two : and one in St Lawrence Ward, upon the Market Re8erve,at the east end of the said Ward, a^^"""* for District number three : Provided always, that when- ever the Common Pound of any District is not secure, the pound-keeper may confine any animal liable to be im- notieoun. pounded in any enclosed space within the limits of such pound-keeper's District. By-law 474, s. 3. 198 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law474. No. 474. Poanda and 3. The Municipal Council shall, from time to time, as Pound-keeperi. ^^ rwcasion shall require, appoint three responsible per- Appointmant of sons to serve in the office of pound-keeper, one for each of the pounds hereinbefore established, who shall hold their offices during the pleasure of the Council, and be generally under the supervision and direction of the City C^'mmissioner. By-law 474, s. 4 ; By-law 762, s. 2. Hones, &o., not to run at large 4. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons, to Sthe'city"^** suffer his, herT or their horses, cows, cattle, goats, sheep, swine or geese to i-un at large within the limits of the baid City. By-law 636, s. 1. impSrided « ^' "^y animal liable to be impounded under the pro- pou" ^Tthe visions of this By-law, shall be impounded in the pound ^we found, nearest to the place where it may be found running at large or trespassing. By-law 474, s. 7. Pound-keeper to impound all ani- nuiu found run- ning at large and trespaiaing on land. 6. It shall be lawful for any pound-keeper of the said City, duly appointed as aforesaid, to impound any of the animals mentioned in the fourth section of this By-law, on delivery thereof to him for that purpose by any pwson or persons, or if found running at lai^ge within the limits of the said City, and he is hereby required to impound all such animals ; und also to impound all horses, cows, cat- tle, sheep, goats, swine or geese that shall trespass on the land of any person or persons within the said City, and to detain the same until the owner or owners thereof shall have paid over and above any claim for damages for the trespass and ^he charges, or over and above the penalty alone where no trespass has been committed, the 5»of''animata^' sums foUowing: For every horse or head of cattle, j^ig, ""^ sheep or goat, one dollar, and for every goose ten cents, which athall go to the pound-keeper as, and for, his fee for impounding the same. By-law 636, s. 3. Amount to be Pound-keeper to provide food, water and shelter (or aniinala littponndad. 7. Wherever any animals which have been trespassing or running at large, contraiy to the provi'^ions of this By-law, shall have been impounded as aforesaid, it shall law 474. By-law 474.] op the city op Toronto. 199 be the duty of the pound-keeper, daily, to furnish such foaid^tiid animals with good and sufficient food, water and shelter, ^"^'''!^"' during the whole time that such animals continue impounded, and for so doing he shall be entitled to demand and receive the following allowance, over and above his fees as pound-keeper as hereinbefore provided, namely: For every horse, fifty cents per day; for every head of cattle, thirty-five cents per day; for every sheep, pig or goat, twenty cents per day ; and for every goose, five cents per day. By-law 636, s. 4. 3. The value or allowance as aforesaid, may be re- Manner .oj re- ^ coverinif fees by covered, with costs, by summary proceeding before any pound-keepers. Justice of the Peace for the said City of Toronto in like manner as fines, penalties or forfeitures for breach of any By-law of the said Municipality, may by law be re- covered and enforced by a single Justice of the Peace. By-law 474, s. 10. 9. In case any pound-keeper who impounds or con- Penalty where pound-keeper fines any such animal as aforesaid, refuses or necrlects to nepiecte to feed ' ' ° animals. find, provide and supply the animal with good and suf- ficient food, water and shelter, he shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 474, s. 11. 10. The person distraining or impounding any animal, shall at the time, or within twenty-four hours thereafter, deliver to the pound-keeper duplicate statements in writing of his demand against the owner for damages (if any) not exceeding twenty dollars done by such animal, and tshall at the sam^) time give his written agreement under seal (with a surety.if required by the pound-keeper), in the form following, or in words to the same effect : I for We] do hereby agree that I [or We] will pay to the owr,. ■ of the [deaeribe ihe cmirnal] by me, A. B., this day impounded, all costs to which the said owner may be put, in case the distress by me, the said A. B., proves to be ill^pJ, or in case the claim for damages now put in by me, the said A. B., fails to be established. By-law 474, s. 12. Persons impounding auimal* to give a statement of their damaires against tlie owner, and their written agreement to pay the costs in case distress is Ulegal. 200 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-la^ 474. No. 474. Pound* and Pound-keepers. Notice of distreat and ttnie and place of sale. If owner does not redeem within fifteen days distress to sold. Application of the proceeds of sale. 11. In all cases the pound-keeper shall, within forty- eight hours, and not before twenty-four hours after the distress shall have been impounded, cause a notice there- of, in writing, to be affixed on each of the pound-gates, on the door of each police-station, and on some con- spicuous part of the public weigh-house, which notices shall give a particular description of the distress, and shall specify when and where the same is to be sold ; and if the owner of such distress, or some other person on his or her behalf, shall not, within fifteen days after such notice shall have been affixed as aforesaid, redeem the same by paying the charges of the pound-keeper, and the penalty and damage imposed, if any, it shall be lawful for °uch pound-keeper to cause such distress to be sold, and after deducting his own charges to pay the damages, if any, to the person entitled thereto, and the penalty to the Treasurer of the said City for City purposes, and the overplus, if any, to the owner or owners of such distress, if known, if not known to the Treasurer and if not els imed within three months after being received by the Treasurer, the same shall be applied by him to City purposes. By-law 474, s. 13. Proceedings where the amount of damaoe done byanunals trespaMinif ia disputed. 12. If the owner of any distress taken doing damage, or any person on his or her behalf, shall appear and dis- pute the amount of damage claimed, it shall and may be lawful for the pound-keeper to apply to the Mayor or to any one of the Aldermen of the said City, who is hereby authorized and required forthwith to summon three dis- interested inhabitant householders, and such three persons, or any two of them, shall, within twenty- four hours after notice of their appointment, as aforesaid, view the fence and the ground upon which the animal was found doing damage, and determine whether or not the fence was a lawful one according to the By-laws of the said City in that behnlf at the time of trespass, and if it was a lawful fcDce, then they shall appraise the damage committed^ and the determination of the majority of them shall he By-law 474.] of the city of Toronto. 201 conclusive as to such damages, and they shall, within p^aJliid twenty-four hours after having made the view, give in T°|^"''i^^ writing, to the pound-keeper, a statement of the amount of damages so assessed by them, and of their lawful f e» <* and charges. By-law 474, s. 14. 13. Any .■^uch fence-viewer neglecting his duty as ar- '"'".•"'y**?}, bitrator as aforesaid, shall incur a penalty of two dollars, **"*' *° **• °"*^- to be recovered for the use of the said City by summary proceeding before a Justice of the Peace upon the com- plaint of the party aggrieved, or of the Treasurer of the said City. By-law 474, s. 16, 14. If the fence-viewers decide that the fence was not when fenoe- vlewen deoiiie a lawful one, they shall certify the same in writing under ^\'S5S|u"°*„^ their hands, together with a statement of thair lawful fees, to the pound-keeper, who shall, upon payment of all lawful fees and charges, deliver the animal to the owner, if claimed before the sale thereof; but if not claimed, or if such fees and charges be not paid to the pouud-keeper, after due notice as required by this By-law, shall sell the animal in the manner before mentioned at the time and place apjK)inted in the notices. By-law 474, s. 16. 15. The owner of every animal mentioned in the Penaitie* in ... . addition to fourth section of this By-law, and taken running at large ^"""''"l^PSd • in the limits of the said City, shall pay the following JJtaLgZTn'd °* penalties over and above the charges of the pound- "'"°'"''*''^- keeper, that is to say, for every horse, cow, or other head of cattle, or pig, two dollars ; for every sheep or goat, one dolLir ; and for every goose, ten cents, to be recovered be- fore the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or other Justice or Jus- tices of the Peace for the said City, either upon the con- fession of the party complained of, or upon proof, on oath, of one or more credible witnesses. By-law 636, 8. 5. 16. It shall be lawful for any one to drive any animal ^/SiSLto t» mentioned in the fourth section of this By-law, if found ^tm?^^ 202 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law474. No. 474. Pound* and Pound-keepen. Fnyment of pound-keeper's leeii. running at large within the limits of the said City, to the nearest pound, and it shall be the duty of the pound- keeper to impound the same until the pound-keeper's fees and charges, as allowed by the sixth and seventh sections of this By-law, have been paid ; and the pound-keeper shall proceed in the same manner with such distress, and pay over the penalty in the same manner as directed by the eleventh section of this By-law. By-law 636, s. 6. OityTreaaurarto furnish pound- keepers with • book, in wlilch theputiculanof •11 animals im- pounded are to IM entered. Pound-kee.^rt to make a montlt^ retim to the City Com- missioner. 17. The pound-keeper shall be allowed over and above the fees mentioned in the sixth and seventh sections of this By-law, the following fees, that is to say : For. posting the requisite notice as by the eleventh sec- tion of this By-law is provided, fifty cents ; For attending tor the summons and serving the same on the appraisers of damages, seventy-five cents ; And for every sale of distress, fifty cents, and no more. By-law 636, s. 7. 18. It shall be the duty of the City Treasurer to furnish each pound-keeper with a book, in which he shall enter the number and description of every animal impounded by him, with the name of the person who took or sent the same to be impounded, the day and hour on which he re- ceived the same, the day and hour on which the same was redeemed, and the amount of damages or penalty, and fees paid by the party redeeming the same, or the proceeds of the sale (if any made) ; and each pound-keeper shall, on or before the first day of every month in the yet r, make a return to the said City Commissioner in writing of the number and description of all distresses received by him during the month preceding each return, with the names of the persons taking the same to the pound, the day when the same was received by him, the amount received, and when the same was redeemed, and any other informa- tion he may deem necessary, which return shall be verified upon oath, and shall be in the Form A to this By-law annexed, or as near as may be. By-law 636, s. 8. By-law 474.] op the cmr of Toronto. 203 Pound-keepen, health offloar uid oonstablea to ascertain the names of owners of %nlmal^ running at large, and to lay an information asainst suoh owners. 19. Every pound-keeper shall, when making his ro^i^tid monthly return, pay over to the City Treasurer all moneys ^o»||^[*j^ received by him durinxr the month, which are directed by ai: moneys re- •' " •' ceived by pound- this By-law to be paid to the said Treasurer ; and shall at ^HJ'e^tScity all times produce his book for the inspection of the said *™»™™'- City Commissioner, or of any member of the Council, upon request made to him for the purpose. By-law 636, 8.9. 20. It shall be the duty of the pound-keeper, the Health Officer, and every member of the police force, to ascertain the name or names of any owner or owners of any entire horse, bull, swine oi goat found running at large within within the limits of the said City, and to impound the same, and also any animal mentioned in the fourth sec- tion of this By-law, found running at large within the limits mentioned in the said fourth section, and on ascer- taining the name or names of any such owner or owners, to lay an information before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice of the Peace for the said City, against any such owner or owners, for permitting or allowing such entire horse, bull, goat or swine to run at large within the limits of the said City, or any ani' ^al mentioned in the said fourth section of this By-law to run at large within the limits mentioned in the said fourth section, and it shall be the duty of the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the said City of Toronto, upon conviction, to impose a fine of not less fifty cents, and not more than ten dollars, and costs, for each animal so allowed to be at large ; one-half of which said fine shall be paid to the pound-keeper, and the other half to the Treasurer of the said City, and it shall not be necessary to impound any such animals, but the fine shall be recovered as provided for the recovery of fines against pound-keepers in the twenty-second section of this By- law. By-law 474, a 22. 21. Every pound-keeper, before entering on the duties poundkeepm of his office, shall give a bond to the Corporation of the to the "^ Corporation. Penalty to be impused. 204 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 474. No. 474. Pounds and Ponnd-kaepen. City of Toronto in the penal sum of one hundred and sixty dollars, together with two sufficient sureties, of eighty dollars each, upon condition that the said Pound- keeper shall well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office, and shall regularly pay over all moneys which may come into his hands as such pound-keeper. By-law 474, s. 23. Penklty to be Etid by pound- eepera tor the Infraction "f this By-l»w. Distrewi in de- fault o{ payment. Commitment in default of die- tren. Pound-keepera may be Buapend' ed. 22. Any pound-keeper guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law shall, upon conviction be- fore the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, j.t the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each oftence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice convictir-g as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand rmd seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are act- ing together therein then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty, and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the oflfender's or oflfende^' goods and chattels, and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offen- ders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid ; and further, the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate, Justice or Justices, convicting as aforesaid, shall have the power, if he or they see fit, ^x) suspend such pound-keeper firom his office until the pleasure of the Council shall be made known thereon. By-law 474, s. 24 ; By-law 762, s. 4. By-law 474.] of the city op tobonto. 205 No. 471 Poundi uid Pound-keep an. 206 Ko. 477. IinMolLlMIIMf. CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law477. No. 477. A By-law to authorize the appointment of a General Inspector oC Licenses, and the issue of Licenses in certain cases. [Pahid Oat. ta, IHB. AmwDiD Fib. 80, 1871 ; Sm. 86 ft Dio. 4, 1876.) WHEREAS it has been found necessary to provide for the appointment of an Inspector of Licenses, and to regulate the issue of licenses in certain cases : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : THE GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES. Amwtntment oi 1. There shall be an officer appointed by the Municipal iiupeotor of Council of the said City, to be called the General Inspec- tor of Licenses for the City of Toronto. By-law 477, s. 2. LtcentM. Inapector to give Mourity. DntiM of the Inapectort 2. The General Inspector of Licenses shall, before enter- ing upon the duties of his office, be required io furnish two good and sufficient sureties in the sum of five hun- dred dollars each, and to be bound himself in the sum of one thousand dollars, for the faithful performance of the duties of his office, and the due accounting for and paying over of all moneys which shall come into his hands, hy virtue of his office, to the Treasurer of the City of Toronto. By-law 477, s. 3. 3. The following shall be the duties of the General In- spector of Licenses : To attend the (1) To attend the Committee whenever he shall be notified to do bo. notified or may find it necessary to do so on the proceedings and transactions of his office of In- spector. By-law 477.] of the city of Toronto 207 (2) To advise generally from time to time with the ,^,^-,j^„,„ Treasurer on all matters incident to his said o^ce. ^--""V**-^ To mIvIm with the TrtMunr. (2) To prepare classified alphabetical lists of all parties Toptvpweobi .. iY ^ X 1 J. ^' J 11 j-1- i fl«fluCof»l liable to take out licenses, and vao all diligence to paHiM luu* to . . beUcenied. supplement and perfect the same from time to time, and submit the same monthly, or of tenor if required, for the examination of the Treasurer. (4) To receive and keep a full registry of all applications to ''f^.*'*^*' for licenses or for transfers of licenses to be issued J«^^'°J^ ^^^ under this By-law. »■*"'•"• (5) To ascertain that the petitions accompanying such To •eothrtnure- applications are true in all particulars, and that the JJ^li^JJe'JJr. sureties tendered, where such are required, are sol- "'"•• vent and responsible parties. (6) To make an inspection of the premises sought to be to iiupeot aii , premitM sought licensed by Auctioneers, Keepers of Intelligence *<> ^ ucewiea. Offices, Victualling Houses, Bowling Alleys, or Billiard Saloons, and every inquiry relative to mat- ters connected with the granting of licenses requisite to secure a due observance of the law. (7) To keep full particulars, and, if required, duplicate To keep partioii- lanof kll licensea counterparts of all licenses issued ; a return of such iwued, and make '^ ' a return of same particulars, or one of such duplicates, to be filed in to the Treasurer, the office of the Treasurer. (8) To make out all bonds, licenses, transfers, ' and to make out aii copies of the same ; and to sign all licenses and andtraister8,&c. transfers, the same having been first taken to the Treasurer, and returned with his receipt thereon for the fees payable therefor. (9) To ascertain from time to time, and as often as may To see that per- Boni* licensed be necessary, whether the persons licensed under this comply with the 208 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 477. No. 477. iHueofUoeniM. provliioMot thi* By-lkw. To viilt and iiupeot ail lloenied houMi •t leut four timeiiayMr. By-lnw continue to comply with its provisions, whether the premises licensed continue to be main- tained in such a state as this By-law requires, and if the houses licensed are well and orderly kept. (10) To visit, at least four times in the year, every part of the City of Toronto, for the purpose of inspecting all houses and premises where Intelligence Ottices, Victualling Houses, Bowling Alleys or Billiard Tables are kept, for the purpose of ascertaining whether any of the provisions of this By-law are in anywise in- fringed or evaded. To proaMuto all (11) To prosecute, in the name of the Corporation of the offonoM atfaii)' thu Bylaw. City of Torouto, all offences committed agamst any of the provisions of this By-law. By-law 765, 8.1. Inspector to have power to «nter llceiued bOUMI. 4. The Oeneral Inspector of Licenses, may at any time enter into any house licensed under this By-law, to in- spect the said house, as well as all premises connected therewith, and no person or persons shall " i any way in- terfere with, interrupt or molest the said Inspector in the discharge of his duty, as pointed out by this By-law. By-law 477, s. 5. AUCTIONEERS. Auotioneen. fibtsev., 0.48 ««»»en- ing, and in the event of no place or employment being obtained as applied for, or no domestic, servant or other labourer being obtained as applied for, within one week when halt the f OOB ftTA tiO bfi from the date of the applicatioa, one-half the fees so paid returned, shall be refunded, on tlie demand of the person producing the receipt. By-law 477, s. 19. A receipt for f« 19. Every person or persons licensed to keep an Intel- Deceit or extor. ligence Office, as aforesaid, who shall directly or indi- oiTntSii^nor rectly, or through any person or persons, make or ase any improper device, deceit, false representation,false pretences, or any imposition whatsoever, for any improper purposes or for the purpose of obtaining a fee, money, or gratuity Of other thing of value from any customer, person or persons, patron or patrons, or who shall be guilty of extortion, or of taking or demanding any article or thing or any fees except those authorized by this By-law, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law, and upon conviction of the same shall forfeit his or their license. By-law 477, s. 20. VICTUALLINQ HOUSES. 20. Upon and immediately after the passing of this viotiuiuiw By-law, and upon the first day of January in every ensu- Hcemed. ing year, there shall be taken out by every person or s«» 86 v., o. 48 persons who, within the said City of Toronto, shall keep (6° ' a '-'^ictualling House, ordinary, or house where fruit, oysters, clams or victuals are sold to be eaten therein, or other place for the reception, refreshment or entertainment of the public, a license, for which said license the person or persons obtaining the 9ame shall pay at the time of taking out such license the following sums : — For every license for rtm. 216 coNSOLroATED BY-LAWS [By-law 477, No. 477. iMueotLiceniw. the houses or ordinaries or other places as aforesaid, which have not obtained a certificate for a tavern license from the License Commissioners for the City of Toron+o, the sum often dollars, and for every house, ordinary, or other place aforesaid, which has obtained a tavern license from tt e said License Commissioners, the sum of five dollars. By- law 477, s. 21 ; By-law 762, s. 2. BOWLING ALLEYS. Bowling »u«y» to 21. Upon and immediately after ,he passing of this belicenied. '■ via By-law, and upon the first day of January in every ensu (Ont.>,8.'879(86) iug year, there shall be taken out by every person, or per- sons, setting up for hire or profit, directly or indirectly, any Bowling Alley or Alleys within the City of Toronto, a license for which said license the person or persons obtain- Fees. ing the same shall pay, at the time of taking out uuch license, the sum of twenty dollars. By-law 477, s. 22. KMper Uitfd Tablea to be lioenwd. BILLIARD TABLES. 22. Upon and immediately after the passing of this By-law, and upon the first day of January in every ensu- wno ^9*879*«). "^ y^^^> there shall be taken out by every person or per- sons within the City of Toronto, who for hire or gain, directly or indirectly, keep or' have in their poseession, or on their premises, any Billiard Table, or who keep or have a Billiard Table in a house or place of public entertainment or resort, whether the said Billiard Table is used or not, a license, for which said license the person or persons obtaining the same shall pay, at the time of taking out Fees. such license, the following sums : — For every license to keep one Billiard Table as hereinbefore mentioned, the sum of fifty dollars, and for every additional Billiard Table kept on the premises, as aforesaid, an additional sum of ten dollars. By-law 477, s. 23. LioMMMtobe gTMitedapon petition. MISCELLANEOUS BEOULATIONS. 23. Every person or persons desiring to take out a license to keep an Intelligence Office, a Victualling House, By-law 477.] of the city of Toronto. 217 a Bowling Alley or Alleys, or a Billiard Table or Tables i„uMf iH^nsM. within the City of Toronto, shall first present a petition ^-^"V"**-^ to the said Standing Committee on Licenses, praying to be allowed to take out such license, and setting f ortih in such petition the number and situation of the house or premises where he is desirous of keeping the said Intel- ligence Office, Victualling House, Bowling Alley or Alleys, or Billiard Table or Tables, and no person or persons so licensed shall transfer such license, or shall occupy any Tnuwier of 11 1 1% 1 11. 1 . Licenaea. other place, and carry on any of the calhngs or businesses as aforesaid, without having first obtained leave from the said Standing Committee on Licenses. By-law 477, s. 24. 24. In all cases where such petitions from any person security to be or persons desirous of obtaining a license to keep a Vic- pereomf** tualling House, Bowling Alley or Alleys, or Billiard Table or Tables, shall have been granted by the said Com- mittee, the said petitioner or petitioners, before obtaining either ot the said licenses from the General Inspector of Licenses, shall execute a bond to the Corporation of the City of Toronto with two good and sufficient sureties, to be approved of by the said Committee, binding him or them in the sum of four hundred dollars and sucti sureties condition* iu bond. in two hundred dollars each, that he or they will so hng as such license remains in force and unforfeited, keep good order and rule in his or their house, and not to suffer or aUow any gambling or other disorderly practice therein, and will well and truly in all things observe, fulfil and keep any By-law in force at the time of execu- tion thereof, or which may thereafter be passed by the Council of the Corporation aforesaid, or by the Commis- sioners of Police for the City of Toronto, in each, all and every the provisions thereof, so far as the same shall refer to the regulations of the house or houses, and object or purposes for which the said license shall have been obtained. By-law 477, s. 25. 25. Every person or persons obtaining a license to keep LioenMaotintei- an Intelligence Office, Victualling House, a Bowling Alley »m., to be pofted Ml licenaed. 218 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law477. iMuf^UMniea. ^^ Alleys, or a Billiard Table or Tables, so soon as they ^-"■"v^"*-^ shall have taken out such license shall cause a copy of up In the premi- i j • ' the same to be posted up m some conspicuous place in such Intelligence Office, Victualling House, Bowling Alley or Alleys so licensed, and in the room or rooms in which such Billiard Table or Tables are kept, and such copies of said license shall remain so posted up during the time the said premises are licensed. By-law 477, s. 26. Hours of doling 26. Evcry Bowling Alley or Billiard Room licensed BowUnit alleys , , . t. i f. i i « , uid BuTiMd under this By-law which shall be situate m any place of public entertainment or resort, or in any house or pre- mises which have been licensed as a tavern, or shop for the sale of intoxicating liquors, by the License Commis- sioners for the said City of Toronto, shall be closed from and after the hour of seven o'clock on Saturday night, till the hour of six o'clock on Monday morning thereafter ; and on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, from and after the hour of eleven o'clock at night till the hour of five o'clock on the following morning. By-law 477, s. 27 ; By-law 520, s. 1 ; By-law 752, s. 2. epei tutlUDg houses, tus., not to per- mit improper characters to frequent their premises. Oambliug. 27. No person licensed under this By-law to keep a Victualling House, Bowling Alley or Alleys, Billiard Table or Tables, shall permit any disorderly person, or any one who keeps or resides in any house of ill-fame, or any prostitute to resort to or frequent his, her or their house or premises; and shall not keep or sufier or permit to be kept, in his, her or their house or premises any ft^ro table, rouge et noir table, roulette table, or any other device or devices for gambling or gaming, or sufier or permit any tippling or gambling pf any kind to be carried on therein or thereupon. By-law 477, s. 28. Uc w iaat for Vic- tualUng housM, 28. In case any person or parsons who have taken out S^!^"br"' a license to keep a Victualling House, Bowling Alley or Alleys, or Billiard Table or Tables under this By-law, is convicted of abreach of any of the provisions of the same, By-law 477.] of the city of Toronto. 219 or shall be convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of imuJm Li^Mefc the By-laws of the Municipal Council or of the License Commissioners for the City of Toronto, regarding Tavern and Shop Licenses in the said City, such person or persons upon such conviction as aforesaid, in addition to the penalty imposed for the infraction thereof, shall absolutely forfeit his, her, or their license for the remainder of the cuneiit year, and the General Inspector of Licenses shall duly notify the party whose license is so forfeited. By- law 477, s. 29 ; By-law 752, s. 2. NATURE AND PERIOD OF LICENSES. each y«u. 29. All licenses granted under this By-law, unless they Lioemes to " J > ^ expire on 81»t of are expressed to be granted for a shorter period, and an- 5*^^*"!^^ '" less the same shall become sooner forfeited, shall be for the year current at the time of the issuing thereof, and shall expire on the thirty-first day of December next suc- ceeding the date of the same, and for any license issued between the first day of January and the first day of April in any year, the amount to be paid for the same shall be equal to the charge for the full year ; for any license issued subsequent to the first day of April and prior to the first day of July, the charge shall be equal to three-fourths of the full charge for one year ; and for any license issued subsequent to the first day of July, the charge shall be equal to one-half the amount charged for the full year. By-law 477, s. 30. 30. Every license issued under this By-law shall be License* to b« •' made out In made out in triplicate, and one copy shall be delivered to trip"****- the person or persons licensed, who shall produce the same ^o be asubtted whenever it may be demanded by the General Inspector "i"" demwded. of Licenses, or any Justice of the Peace, Constable, or other person duly authorized, and one copy shall be retained by ' the General Inipector of Licenses for the use of the Com- ' mittee, and the third shall be deposited with the Treasurer of the City. By-law *77, s. 31. 220 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By -law 477. No. 477. iMue of LiceniM. Truafer of Lloaniaa. 31. The 3aid Standing Committee on Licenses, may in their discretion, direct or sanction the transfer of licenses from one person to another, upon the payment of two dollars to the Treasurer, for the use of the City, the con- ditions and particulars of such transfer to be endorsed on the original license and the copies thereof by the General Inspector of Licenses, on payment being first made to the Treasurer as aforesaid. By-law 477, s. 32 ; By-law 765, 8. 3. SEPARATE ACCOUNT. I'rMnirer to 32. The Treasurer shall keep a separate account of all keep » sepwate . i . t« i account of moncvs received under this By-law, and the expenses moneyi received *' •/ ' r By^uw.*''* connected with the enforcing of the same shall be charged against the said account, and the balance, if any, shall be annually transferred iio the credit of the general revenue account : Provided always, that all accounts charged or Aeoounu to be paid, as aforesaid, shall be certified by the General Inspec- **' tor of Licenses, and be countersigned by the Chainnan of ^he said Standing Committee on Licenses. By-law 477, s. 33; By-law 762, s. 6. PENALTY. Penalty. 33_ Any pcrsou who carries on a trade for which a license is required or is otherwise guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall, upon con- viction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices conAricting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofience, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall Diitreis iu de- Bkud may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or o paymen j^g^j^,g convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate, Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 881 No. 478. Vtfranta, By-law 478.] one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices commitment m convicting, as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offen- duiria" ders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months (except as is provided by the thirteenth section of this By-law), unless the said penalty and coats be sooner paid. By-law 477, s. 34 ; By-law 762, s. 2. No. 478. A By-law to restrain and punish Vagrants and other disorderly Persons. [Pabsid Oct. 80, 1868. Ahknord Nov. 26, 1869 ; Mat 26, 1878 ; Skpt. 26, J876.1 WHEREAS by an Act passed in the session of the Legislature of the Province of Ontario, held in '*!„'•• the thirty -sixth year of the reign of her Majesty Queen Victoria, chaptered forty-eight, power is given to the Municipal Council of every City to pass By-laws for the purposes herein mentioned : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. No person or persons shall, within the City of Toronto, intoxio»tinK ^ ^ . ^ ' flrinks not to sell or give any intoxicating drmk to any child, appren- «*»«" »» c*'*^" tice, or servant, without the consent of the parent, mas- s6V.,o. 48(0nt.) '8. 879 (31). ter, or legal protector of such child, apprentice, or ser- vant. By-law 478, s 2. 2. No person shall make use of any profane swearing, §1? SuSrallSe. obscene, blasphemous, or grossly insulting language, or 86v.,c. 48(0nt.) 222 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law478, No. 478. be guilty of any other immorality or inuecency, in the City of Toronto ; nor shall any person or penjona exhibit, sell, or offer to sell, any indecent or lewd book, paper, picture, plate, drawing, or other thing, nor exhibit or per- form any indecent, immoral or lewd play, within the said City. By-law 478, s. 3 ; By law 581, s. 1. 8. Any person or persons who shall be found guilty of keeping or maintaining, or being an inmate or habitual ae v.. 0.48 (Out.), *^ *^ . . X 1 -^1. . ■.876(84), frequenter of, or in any way connected with, or in any way contribute to the support of, any disorderly house, or house of ill-fame, or other place for the practice of prostitution, or knowingly own or be interested as pro- prietor, landlord or otherwise of any such', house, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 478, s. 4. Iiideoenoy. Indecent booki or pUjti. HOUMMOtlll- (ame. orunkennew. 4. Atv person or persons found drunk or disorderly in any street, high v^ay, or public place, within the City of Vagrant! Mid Toronto, and all vagrants and mendicants within the said City, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. mendicant!. 86V..o.48(Ont.)„ , .__ _ 1. 879(88). By-law 478, s. 5 Penalty. 6. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall, upon convic- tion before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Jus- tice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Jus- fauit of payment, tjgg convicting as aforesaid, to issue a waiTant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate, and Jtistice or Justices, or any two or more of them are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' By-law 470.] ok the city op Toronto. 223 No, 470. Mouurement of Lime. goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justict^s convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders JJehuft'Tdii.'" to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or "**•• without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 478, s. 7 ; By-law 752, s. 2. No. 479. A By-law to regulate the mode of measuring Lime in the City of Toronto. [pAsno Oct. 26, 1868. Aminuio Sift. 26, 1876.J HEREAS it is expedient and necessary to adopt a f**'? ^'oSi/l, standard and uniform measure whereby lime shall be hereaf-er sold in the City of Toronto ; Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. Every person or persons selling, exposing for sale, or persons seiung delivering as sold, lime in the City of Toronto, shall pro- nie^oures'tl^^d by the Inspector of Weights ■ Measures. w vide themselves with a measure, duly stamped by the In- of weighuand spector of Weights and Measures for the said City of Toronto, which said measure shall be constructed of the following dimensions : at the bottom, on the inside, the diameter thereof shall be one foot and six inches, and at measure, the top, on the inside, the diameter thereof shall be one foot and ten inches, and which said measure shall contain two Winchester bushels, heaped measure; and all lime hereafter delivered in the said City shall be sold by, bar- gained for and measured with such a measure as aforesaid, unless expressly dispensed with at the time of sale or delivery thereof by both the buyer and seller. By-law 479, s. 2. 224 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 480. No. 480. OkbmtD, CarUirt and Porton, at StaunboKt Laadlngi. Penalty. DtitroM In de- fault of payment 2. Any poraon or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisionn of this By-law, shall, upon convic- tion before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are act- ing together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, bv costs only, by distress and .sale of the offender's or offendei-s' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy Commitment In the Said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for default of die- , . . the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convict- ting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said Citv of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs he sooner paid. By-law 479, s. 3 ; By-law 752, s. 4. treti. No. 480. A By-law to regulate the conduct of Cab-drivers, Carters and others, at Steamboat Landings. LP^M'D OC^- 26, 1868. Amkndro Sipt. 26,1870.J WHEREAS it is axpedient for the convenience and comfort of persons travelling, and the citizens generally, that a proper restraint should be placed upon cabdrivers, carters, hotel porters and other persons fre- quenting the wharves and steamboat landings on the 480. By-law 480.] of thk city ok Toronto. 8S5 arrival of steamboats and other vl-shoIm at tlio City of,!»hm°,;^; Toronto ; ttrxl Pi>rt«ri« M I.kii•"•' wharves or any of the steamboat landings, upon the '""""•''■'■''" arrival of any steambc»at or othei' vessel at any wliarf or landing place within Mie said City, to approach nearer ' than fifteen foot to the ^•ang'^vays or entrances to any such steamboat or vessel. By-law 480, s. 2. 2. Any person or pe.-sons guilty of an infraction of any p,n,„y of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction before the Mayor. Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of tho Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at '; the di'^.cretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, •Tastice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand oittreM in and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and >n«nt Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are act- ing together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for commitnitnt m the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convict- tn*. ing as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 480, s. 3 ; By-law 762, ?. 4. 226 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 482. No. 482. St. lAWTenoeand St. Andrew's Halla. Amuunt to be deposited with the Treasurer by persons requir- ing the use of theUaU. Possession of the HaU not to be irinn to aiiV person until the money is deposited. Duty of tb« oare-taker. No. 482. A By-law to provide for the proper use and custody of the St. Lawrence and St. Andrew's Halls. [Paish) Oct. 20, IMW. AMmoiui March 9, 1874 ; Dao. 6. 1876 ; Sift. 2S, 1876.1 TXT HEREAS it is expedient to make provision for the T f use of thfc St. Lawrence and St. Andrew's Halls and rooms adjoining, on all occasions whensoever the same may be required for private or public purposes. By-law 762, s. 2. Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. Every person or persons obtaining permission to use the St. Lawrence Hall or rooms adjoining, shall deposit with the Treasurer of the City of Toronto the sum of thirty dollars or upwards, at the discretion of the s^rid Treasurer, in security for the payment for the consump- tion of gas and other expenses attending such use of tae said Hall or rooms, and to provide for the needful repairs of any damage which may accrue to the walls, windows, fixtures or fumit, '•e of the said HaLl or rooms from sucb use as aforesaid ; whereupon, and not before, it shall be the duty of the said Treasurer to direct the care-taker of the St. Lawrence Hall to give possession of the said Hall or rooms to the person or persons having permission to use the same. By-law 482, s. 2. 2. The said care-taker shall keep the keys of the said Hall and rooms, and it shall be his duty upon receiving an order from the said Treasurer, to deliver possession of the said Hall or rooms to the person or persons having permission to use the same, and to receive back possession of the said Hall or rooms so granted, taking care to observe By-law 482.] of the ciit of Toronto. 227 HaUi. and report as soon as possible to the said Treasurer any j^^ ^^ injury or damage done to the said Hall or rooms, or any andstTASSSi's of the furniture thereof, while in the possession of the person or peraons having permission to use the same. By- law 482, s. 3. 3. Upon receiving the care-taker's report as aforesaid, ohmestorthe the said Treasurer shall make out an account of the or roonw. charges for the use of the said Hall or rooms at the fol- lowing rates : — I (1) For the Hall only, when used for meetings, concerts, portheuwof or other purposes, including gas, for everyday or **""'" *'°''' evening the same is used, the sum of twenty dollars. By-law 623, s. 1. (2) For the Hall and rooms adjoining, when used for p^, ^^^ ,^ ^ balls, assemblies, or other purposes, including gas, for Sdjointag'rooiM. every day or evening the same is used, the sum of thirty dollars. By-law 623, s. 2. (3) The Committee on Public Buildings may make special committM on ,.,,..,. » • ii. fvbUo Bulldingt arrangements with parties desirous of engaging the may make ipeofit , aTTangementofor said Halls or either of them for a series of days or the «»« <>' »•>« •' Hall. nights for short social meetings, where the full con- sumption of gas is not required, at a rate not less than ten dollars per day or night. By-law 623, s. 3 ; By-law 696, s. 2. 4. It shall be the duty of the care-taker to be in atten- oare-t«ker to be dance on all occasions, and when the Hall is rented, until aii oooaaiona when the HaU is the time that all parties leave the same, and afterwards <»«^tobe"- or to make necessary repairs in consequence of injury or damage done to the said Hall or any of the rooms, or the furniture thereof, 'while in the occupation of the person or persons having permission to use the same, or in case it shall be considered necessary to cause the said Hall or any of the rooms to be cleansed after such occupation, shall be charged by the said Treasurer to the person or persons having permission to use the same, and retained out of the money so deposited as aforesaid. By-law 482, s. 6. Care-taker to 6. The care-taker shall, at his own expense, have the have Uie Hall tthi i t • i i -iiiiii kept clean and Hall kept clean and in good order, and shall not be en- in good order. *^ ° titled to any fee of any kind from parties using or rent- ing the said Hall, but shall be allowed for his services, Aiiowancetorhi Including the allowance, hitherto given for coal, kc, &c., the sum of five hundred dollars per annum, payable monthly. By-law 623, s. 5. 7. All the foregoing provisions shall extend and apply le St. Andrew's Hall as if spect thereof By-law 696, s. 1. The provisions of this By-law to , -rr ■,-, .. .-ii ,!■ apply to the St. to the St. Andrew 8 Hall as if originally enacted in re- Androw'a Hall ^ ' By-law 483.] of the city of Toronto. 229 N0.48S. «« ^MA PubUo M«rketi. No. 483. A By-law to regulate the Public Markets and Weigh Houses. [Pasbid Oct. 86, IMS. Amindid Auo. 16, 1870 ; But. 26, 1871 ; JubT 7 & Oct. 27, 1878 ; Oct. 4, 1876 ; Fn. 14, Jd» 6, At Sen. 26, 1876.] WHEREAS it is expedient to provide for the regula- 86 v.,c.48(Ont.) tion of the Public Marksts and Weigh Houses ^- "**• within the City of Toronto ; Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : 1. The Public Markets of the City of Toronto shall be S?SS?'to.o"y. named and designated as follows : (1) The Upper St. Lawrence Market. (2) The Grain, Flour and Meal Market. (3) The Hay and Straw Market. (4) The Wood and Lumber Market. (5) The St. Patrick's Market. (6) The Lower St. Lawrence Market. (7) The Fish Market. (8) The Western (or St. Andrew's) Market. (9) The Cattle Market. (10) The place or places where the periodical Free Free iiwketo or Markets or Fairs, under By-law number two hundred and eighty-five, is or are held, so long as such Free Markets or Fairs shall last : Provided always, if any Free Market or Fair is held in the Exhibition Park, t the same shall be held subject to the provisions of By-law number two hundred and seventynseven, which provides for the management and maintenance of the Exhibition Park. By-law 483, s. 2. S30 No. 4U. PubUo Muketo. LimtUofthe Upper St. Law- rence Market, Liinlta of the Orain, Flour and Haallfarket. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 483. LIMITS OF THE SEVERAL PUBLIC MARKETS. 2. The following shall be the ^baiia of the several Public Markets of the City of Toronto : (1) The Upper St. Lawrence Market:— Commencing at the north-east comer of the St. Lawrence Building ; thence easterly along a line parallel to the south side of King Street, to a point distant twelve feet westerly from the east side of Jarvis Street ; thence southerly along a line drawn parallel to the east side of Jarvis Street, to intersect the line of the southern limit of St. Lawrence Arcade produced eastward ; thence westerly along the line of the southerly limit of the St. Lawrence Arcade, to a point distant twelve feet easterly from the western limit of West Market. Street ; thence northerly along a line drawn parallel to the west side of West Market Street to intersect the line of the northern front of the St. Lawrence Buildings, produced westerly ; thence easterly along a line parallel to King Street to the north-west comer of the St. Lawrence Buildings ; thence southerly, easterly and northerly, following the line of the main St. Lawrence Buildings to the place of beginning. (2) The Grain, Flour and Meal Market : — Commencing at the south-east angle of the Upper St. Lawrence Market ; thence westerly along the southern bound- ary of the said market to its south-west angle ; thence southerly along a line drawn parallel to the west side of West Market Street, until it intersects a line drawn parallel to and distant thirty feet north of the north front of the City Hall ; thence easterly along the said line parallel to the City Hall, until it intersects the eastern limit of the Upper St. Lawrence Market, pro- duced southwards ; thence northerly along the said easterly limit of the Upper St. Lawrence Market pro- duced to the place of beginning; saving and excepting that portion of the said premises allotted for the sale several By-law 483.] op the city of Toronto. 231 of meat by the quarter, as by the fifth section of fnwtiMk»t» this By-law is provided. ^-'■'V*^-' (3) The Hay and Straw Market: — Commencing at a point Limita of the I. 1 XT fM X H»y«nd8ti»w in the eastern boundary of the Upp^r St. Lawrence Mwket. Market twelve feet south of the north line of Front Street ; thence easterly along a line parallel to the north side of Front Street to the wst side of George Street ; thence southerly along the west side of George Street to a point twelve feet north of the south side of Front Street, otherwise Hay Market Square ; thence westerly along a line parallel to the ' said south side of Front Street, otherwise Hay Mar- ket Square, until it intersects the western boundary of the Upper St. Lawrence Market, produced south- erly ; theyce northerly in a direct line to the place of beginning. (4) The Wood and Lumber Market : — Commencing at the timiuof the west side of the premises at present owned by A. M. berMaStet"™" Smith, E)sq., on the south side of Front Street ; thence westerly to Church Street, on the south side of Front Street ; and from Front Street to Esplanade Street on both sides of Church Street. (5) The St. Patrick's Market : — Commencing at a point Limits of the st on the north side of Queen Street West, distant one ket himdred and twelve feet easterly from the east side of John Street ; thence northerly along a line parallel to John Street, to the south side of Phoebe Street; thence easterly along the south side of Phoebe Street eighty- nine feet ; thence southerly along a line parallel to William Henry Street to the north side of Queen Street; thence westerly along the north side of Queen Street to the place of beginning. (6) The Lower St. Lawrence Market : — Commencing at Limits of the . ■ ff 1 /T XX n 1 .1 i. Lower St. L»w- the north-west comer of the City Hall buildmg, "n** M»rket. thence westerly thirty feet along a line drawn parallel 232 CONSOLIDATED UY-LAWS [By-law 483. No. MS. Public Uwkflta. with the south line of St. Lawrence Market building ; thence southerly along a line drawn parallel with the west side of the City Hall, till it intersects the north- em boundary line of the Drill Shed lot, produced westward ; thence easterly along the northern limits of the Drill Shed lot, to a point thirty feet east of the west side of East Market Street ; thence northerly along a line drawn parallel with the east side of the City Hall, till it intersects the line of the north-east comer of the City Hall produced eastward. Limits of the Fisli Marlcet. (7) The Fish Market : — The building now occupied as a Fish Market in rear of the City Hall buildings. LimiU of the St. Andrew'! Multet^ Limits of the Okttle Market. (8) The Western or St. Andrew's Market : — Commencing at the north-easterly comer of Queen Street and Port- land Street; thence easterly along Queen Street ninety feet, to a lane ; thence southerly to the junction of said lane with Richmond Street; thence westerly along Richmond Street ninety feet, to the junction of said street with Portland Street ; thence northerly along Portland Street to the place of beginning. (9) The Cattle Market : — Being a portion of Walks and Gardens property, bounded on the north by Welling- ton Avenue, on the west by a point distant from Strachan Avenue seven hundred and forty-six feet, on the south by the Northern Railway fence, and along said fence to a sharp point, then north-west- erly to the foot of Teeumseth Street, and further in the same direction to the place of beginning. The market* ProvideH always, that any part of the Upper St. Law- upon atreets not , " ^ * ■• to obatruot tra- rence Market, the Grain, Flour and Meal Market, the Hay rel thereon. T and Straw Market, the Wood Market, and the St. Patrick s Marke*, or any other public market which may be in or upon any of the streets or lanes of the said City, shall at all times be subsidiary to the use of the same as lanes, streets or thoroughfares respectively, and so as not wholly By-law 483.] of the itt of Toronto. 233 or seriously to obstruct the travel thereon. By-law 483, pubiuTiitSeto. s. 3 ; By-law 512, s. 1 ; By-law 586, s. 1, v— -y^.^ SPECIAL provisions RESPECTING THE UPPER AND LOWER ST. LAWRENCE MARKETS. 3. The Arcade and the shops and stalls therein, in the Il;^'/i°'tSi'8t. Upper St. Lawrence Market, shall be used for butcher teT*'"'""""- .shops or stalls, for the sale of butter, cheese and eggs, and for lio other purpose or business, without the special license, in writing, of the Standing Committee on Public Markets, signed by the Chairman thereof. By-law 483, s. 4. , 4. Those portions of the Upper St. Lawrence Market pJl^^.'fJfJprS- on East and West Market Streets, authorized to be used ^'''°"*" as part of the market, up to the building at present used for butchers' shops and stalls, shall be used for the sale of produce and provisions brought into the City, and for no other purpose whatever, save and except the space of thirty feet along the north side of the southern transept of the St. Lawrence Arcade, on both sides of the arcade, which shall be and is hereby set apai-t, and shall be used for the sale of poultry, and for no other purpose what- ever: Provided always, that produce brought into the City to be sold in the said Upper St. Lawrence Market, J'rX'Ji""'"'^ shall not be sold except by the barrel, bag, or in quanti- ties less than two bushels. By-law 483, s. 5. Poultry. 6. All perspns attending the St. Lawrence Market with Piaoe for leuing ^ ° meat by the waggons, carts, or other vehicles, having therein fresh quarter- meat for sale by the quarter, shall offer and expose the same for sale in front of the south side of the southern transept of the St. Lawi-ence Arcade, and at no other place whatever. By-law 483, s. 6. 6. The Lower St. Lawrence Market, and those portions riace tor MUing of East and West Market Streets, within the limits of the tubie.. said market, hereby authorized, to be used as part of the said market, shall be, and are hereby set apart, and shall 234 No. 488. Publlo Harketa. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 483. be used entirely for the sale of vegetables and fruit of all descriptions by retail, and for no other purpose whatever. By-law 483, s. 7. Funien, kc, 7. Farmers, gardeners, and hucksters occupying a stall bftTtng stalls In ii . i r n t *■ i the Lower St. or stalls in the Lowcr St. Lawrence Market, may sell in Likwrenoe mar- ■' the u*'^ 'r 8t'" ^^® Upper St. Lawrence Market by wholesale, namely, by Lawrence inar- ^YiQ barrel or bag, or in any quantities not less than two bushels. By-law 483, s. 8. Horse*, cattle. 8. Horscs, cattlc, calves, sheep and swine shall be ex- cluded from the cluded from the Upper St. Lawrence Market, except calves, Upper St. Law- '^'^ ' f > rence market, sheep and swinc which may be in farmers' waggons, pro- perly secured from being or running at large. By-law 483, s. 9. GENERAL MARKET UEUULATIONS. Market hours. Butchers may supply veiiels after market hours. 9. The gates of the market shall be opened every morn- ing (Sundtys excepted) at five o'clock, between the first day of May and the first day of November, and at seven o'clock in the morning during the rest of the year ; and be shut at seven o'clock in the evening, between the first day of May and the first day of November, and at five o'clock in the evening during the rest of the year ; except on Saturdays, when the market shall be kept open until ten o'clock at night : Provided always that Butchers may open their stalls and supply any steamboat or other vessel coming into the harbour after market hours. By-law 483, s. 10. Persons wUinK 10. Evcry persou selling meat or articles of provisions have'stampwi by retail, whether by weight, connt or measure, in the said City, shall provide himself with scales, weights and measures, regularly stamped, marked, and duly adjusted by the Inspector of Weights and Measures for the said Spring scales not City ; but uo Spring balancc, spring scale or spring weigh- ing machine, shall be used, or allowed to be used, for any market purpose. By-law 483, s. 11. By-law 483,J of the city of Toronto. £86 11. Every person who sells or nttempts to sell, any pubil" M^keu. articles of provision in any market, or elsewhere within ^— ^/-*-^ Perwiim mtlliiiK the limits of the said City, which are usOally bought by |,"„*J,'*T'.'""« '" the Dry or Winchester Measure, by the small Wine *«'fhts, Measure, or who sells or attempts to sell any article of provision usually sold by weight, count or measure, by any false or deficient weight, count or measure, shall in addition to the penalty imposed for the infraction of this By-law, be liable to have the said articles of provision articles oi pro- seized by the Weigh-master, and shall not by reason of such seizure have any claim or damage whatever there- for. By-law 483, s. 12. ..'oniior cles at the s 12. Every person frequenting the markets with arti- wa«<' cles of provision or produce for sale, shall place his wag- mw'"'". gon, sleigh, or other vehicle, in such order as the Market Inspector directs ; and no person shall be allowed to ii&vc any waggon or other vehicle in the markets, except in such place as may be directed by the said Market Inspec- tor, nor shall any butcher or other person place or tie, or bi"p'J2ied"uFo^ allow to be placed or tied, upon any pathway or road rol^''*"^' "' surrounding the market any calf, sheep, swine, or other animal. By-law 483, s. 13. 13. None of the markets, or streets, or lane3 within the Markets to be used only for th« boundaries of the markets, shall be used for any business EW^ '"' ' '' which they we or purpose whatsoever, other than those for which the *"'»>'"'»«• same are respectively authorised. By-law 483, s. 14. 14. No person shall brinj; into or leave in any of the Persons not to f & J sell articles In public markets of the City, any waggon, cart, or other *e majet not^ vehicle, nor shall stand thereon to sell any article, not By-"*", being farmers' produce or vegetables, or not expressly specified in this By-law as allowed to be sold therein, nor shall any person sell any article in any of the public markets in a manner contrary to the provisions of this By-law. By-law 483, 8. 15. 15. In case any person sells or exposes for sale any persons seiunr goods, provisions or other articles contrary to the pro- trary to the pro- 236 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By.law483. No. 48*. Public HukeU. vUioni of this By-law to b« removed. Penoni htnder- ine market offloera In the uerformenoe ol Ihelr dutiei. Penone not to drive faster than a walk. visions of this By-law, the person so offending shall, after being warned by the Inspector of Markets or other per- son duly autlioVised.besummarily removed, together with his goods, provisions, or other articles, out of the pubhc markets or boundaries aforesaid ; and any person or per- sons hindoring, obstructing, or molesting the said Inspec- tor of Markets, or other person as aforesaid in the per- formance of his duties, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 483, s. 16. 16. No person shall drive through any of the public markets faster than a walk. By-law 483, s. 17. Horses to be 17. Horses, oxcn, or other animals, drawing waggons, taken out of the , ,. i waggons. sleighs or other vehicles into any of the publio markets (except the Hay Market) shall be immediately taken out of the same until they are again wanted to draw off the said waggons, sleighs, or other vehicles. By-law 483, s. 18. Regulations as to 18. The Standing Committee on Public Markets shall and the securing havc poWcr to make from time, to time such general re- of horses draw- , ing the same, gulatious as they may consider expedient as to the places in which butchers' carts may stand in any of the Public Markets, and for requiring horses used for drawing such carts to be securely tied when standing within the limits of any of the said Markets ; and every person contraven- ing any such regulations shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 752, s. 2. QEMERAL REGULATIONS AS TO BUTCHERS. Butchers and others to be subject to the regulations of thii By-Uw. 19. All butchers and other persons who resort to and use the public markets now or hereafter to be established within the said City, for the purpose of carrying on theii trade as such butchers, or selling or disposing of articles in such markets, and all persons opening butchers' shops, or cutting up or exposing for sale any fresh meat in the said City, shall be subject to the provisions of this By- law. By-law 483, s. 19. By-law 483.] of the city of tobonto. 237 20. No butcher or other pernon shall cut up or <<>»• same is required for inspection. (7) To make a return in writing, as often as the Muni- to maice a re- ^ ' ® tumtotlie cipal Council or the Standing Committee on Finance twmutw. and Assessment may direct, to the Treasurer, of all the foregoing particulars, with the fee paid in each case. (8) To inspect, when required, hay or other articles of Sd' M«3uo«MHid produce sold or offered for sale in the public markets, MmeUnot* and to give his certificate if the same be wet or otherwise not merchantable. 246 coNSOLroATED BY-LAWS [By-law 488. No. 488. Public lUrkets. To certify the daduotloiu to be made (or artlolee rendered heavier than they ought to be. (9) To endorse on the weigh-note whenever any article brought to him to be weighed is wet, or which from any other cause may be heavier than such article, if merchantable, ought to be, together with the de- duction which, in his opinion, ought to be made on account of such wet or other cause. Oeneral Inipeo- tor of Markets. To be a special constable in the markets. To perform the (10) The Weiffh-Master shall, until otherwise determined duties of the ^ , * . -, , « i »r • • i « by a resolution or By-law of the Muni'^ipal Council, perform the duties of the Oeneral Inspector of Markets, and he Bhall be a special constable in the public markets, with power to enforce the regula- tions of the same, and control parties frequentiug the markets. By-law 483, s. 46. weigh-master-g 49. The Wcigh-Mastcr shall be entitled to demand and receive the following fees : — For every load of hay weighed, the sum of thirteen cents ; For every load of straw weighed, the sum of ten cents ; For the weighing of every empty waggon, twenty cents, to be paid once only in each year, unless such waggon has been altered ; For the weighing of any slaughtered meat, grain, vegetables, fish, fodder,farm produce,and all other articles exposed for sale as to which no provision is elsewhere made in this By-law, if under one hundred pounds, the sum of four cents ; if over one hundred pounds, and not exceed- ing six hundred pounds, four cents for the first one hun- dred pounds, and two cents additional for every additional one hundred pounds, or intervening quantity ; For all live animals other than sheep or pigs, five cents per head ; For sheep or pigs (if more than five are weighed,) two cents per head, but if a less number than five sheep or nnined Council, ector of e in the regula- }uentiug By-law 488.] of the city op Toronto, 247 pigs are weighed, a fee of ten cents shall be chargeable pabM?ii!S«ta. for such whole number weighed being less than five ; ^"^^v"^-^ For all coal, not exceeding one ton per load, ten cents, and at such rate for all over a ton weight, as may be determined by the said Standing Committee on Public Markets ; And all such sums shall be paid before the articles weighed shall be removed from the w^igh-l^ouse. By-law 483,8.7; By-law 704, 8. 2 ; By-law 752, s. 2. WEIOH-HOUSES AND WEIQH-NOTEd. 50. There shall be a public weigh-house and weighing Loo^onoftht machine at the place where the present weigh-house and S^n***'"'' weighing machine now are on Front Street, east of East Market Square, and within the present limit of the Hay and Straw Market : there shall also be a public weigh- scale or weighing machine at the Western or St. Andrew's Market, so soon as there are fimus appropriated or appli- cable for the purpose ; and there shall bo established, from time to time, such other weigh-houses and weighing ma- chines at such other place or places in the said City as may be expedient, and as the Municipal Council may by resolution or By-law direct. By-law 483, s. 48. 51. At every weigh-house and weighing machine in the I^SSSho* said City a person shall be placed in charge thereof, and ^Ii^ wei^-"' shall be under the control of the said Standing Commit- tee on Public Markets. By-law 483, s. 49. 52. Any owner or person having charge of any load or Penona refuting to have articlM article which he is required to have weighed and refuses weighed. to have the same weighed, or who shall neglect or refuse Refugin»to h»ve to have the exact weight of his waggon or other vehicle ▼«"«>••*•'«'>«•• ascertained, as is provided by the fourth sub-section of section forty-eight of this By-law, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 483, s. 50 ; By-law 762, s. 2 9^ Kabilo JUrktto. CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 483. FISH MABKET. flAta thiSwy"' *^* ^^®^ person may sell or expose for sale fresh fish at the Fish Market, or at any other place within the said City not one of the public markets, fiy-law 483, s. 53. FaMtoolerknf (heflahnuurkat 54. Each person selling fish in the said Fish Market, who shall not have a stall therein, and who shall not have paid any other market fee in the said Fish Market, shall pay to the clerk of the said fish market, or the lessee thereof, the sum of ten cents for each day on which he ur she may sell fish in the said market. By-law 483, s. 54. Hoiwt in which ,56. Except ou Simdays, from the first day of October the flih market is . ^ •^ ' '' tob«kH>top«i. to the first day of May, the Fish Market shall be kept open from sunrise until eleven o'clock in the morning on each day, but on Satutdays it shall be kept open from sunrise until two o'clock in the afternoon ; and from the first day of May to the first day of October the said Fish Market shall be kept open from bunrise until ten o'clock in the morning, but on Saturdays it shall be kept open from sunrise until twelve o'clock noon. By-law 483, s. 55. Feet tor All) brought to the city. 56. All persons bringing fish to the City for sale shall pay the following fees, that is to say : — For all fish brought in a boat or skifif, the sum of fifteen cents ; and For all fish brought in any other manner, the sum of five cents for every quantity not exceeding one hundred pounds in weight, and for every quantity over one hun- dred pounds in weight the sum of five cents per one hun- dred pounds. By-law 483, s. 56. jw^^ijljtgjtt 57. Every person bringing fish to the said City upon which mwiufth^*' ^®®^ *''® payable, shall be obliged to give as correct a state- weS^M Gurnet, ment of the quantity and weight thereof as he reasonably can, to any Ofi&cer of the said City requiring the same, and in case of such ^rson wilfully making any false By-law 483.J of the city of Toronto. tl9 statement in regard thereto, he shall be subject to the f^vS^JSk^ penalties of this By-law. By-law 483, s. 67. ^-""V*-^ CATTLE MARKET. 58. All animals exposed for sale or marketed in the a™"**"?, «•'"• ^ intheoatUanuur- Cattle Market shall be arranged iD such order as the Mar- ''*^- ket Clerk or the lessee thereof shall direct, and be fastened in the stalls or to the place or places assigned for such purpose, so as to secure them from doing injury to any per- son or being injured by each other. By-law 483, s. 58. 59. No homed cattle, calves, swine, sheep, horse, mare saieot eatue, and other uii- or gelding, brought into the said City for sale, shall be mau. sold in any of the public streets or other place in the said City before they have been at the Cattle Market, and the market fees have been paid thereon, except such as may be sold by any licensed Auctioneer for the said City upon his own premises, or at such other place or places as the said Standing Committee on Public Markets may by any general regulations prescribe for such purpose. By-law 483, s. 69 ; By-law 762, s. 2. PENALTY. 60. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of ^*"^'y- any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Jus- tice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs : ,,, . , . and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and '•"•to'P'ymwt. may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Jus- tice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate, and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal 260 No. Toronto, Oiuj and Bruoo Rail- way OomiNUiy. Commltmmt in default of dli- tr«M. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 486. of one of them to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and cof,t8 be sooner paid. By-law 483, s. 60 ; By-law 762, s. 4. No. 486. ,%«81V., c. 40 (Ont.), I. 9. A By-law to aid and assist the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company, by giving two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to the Com- pany by way of Bonus and to issue Debentures therefor, and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the Debentures and interest. [Pmmid Jam. 11, ISOB. AMBMDID Ace. 80, 18W.] WHEREAS by the Act of the first session of the Legis- lature of the Province of Ontario, passed in the thirty-first ^^ear of Her Majesty's reign, incorporating the Toronto, Qrey and Bruce Railway Company, it is provided as follows : "And it shall further be lawful foi any Muni- cipality or Municipalities through any part of which, or near which, the Railway or Works of the said Company shall pass, or be situated, to aid and assist the said Com- pany by loaning or guaranteeing, or giving money by way of bonus or other means to the Company, or issuing Municipal Bonds to or in aid of the Company, and other- wise, in such manner, and to such extent aa such Munici- palities, or any of them, shall think expedient : Provided By-law 486.] of the city op Toronto. 261 always, that no such aid, loan, bonus or guarantee shall xoU2ito|or«» be given except after the passing of By-laws for the pur- '5lS,'c?mi)«iy.'' pose, and the adoption of such By-laws by the rate-payers, ^-^v*-^ as provided in the Railway Act :" And whereas by the seventy-seventh section of the os.c.,o. 66,1.77. Railway Act, chapter sixty-six of the Consolidated Statutes of the lac. Province of Canada, it is provided that no Mu- nicipal Corporation shall subscribe for stock, or incur any debt or liability, under the said Railway Act, or the Special Act, unless and until a By-law to that effect has been duly made and adopted, with the consent first had of a majority of the qualified electors of the Municipality in the manner determined by the By-law, after public advertisement thereof containing a copy of the proposed By-law, inserted at least four times in each newspaper printed within the limit of the Municipality, or if none be piinted therein, then in some one or more newspapers printed in the nearest city or town thereto, and circulated therein, and also put up in at least four of the most pub- lic places in each Municipality : And whereas the Municipality of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, has determined to aid and assist the said Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company by giving thereto the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dol- lars by way of bonus, under the authority conferred by the said Act first in recital : And whereas to carry the last recited object into affect, it is necessary for the said Municipality to raise the said sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in the manner hereinafter mentioned : And whereas it will require the sum of twenty-seven thousand five hundred dollars to be raised annually by special rate for paying the said debt of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars and interest on the debentures to be issued therefor as hereinafter mentioned : 252 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-Uw 486. iMM oi iSM,(Kio ^^^ whereaa the amount of the whole rateable property o^rDtibmturM ^f ^jj^ ^^ Municipality, irrespective of any future increase of the same, and also in'espective of any income to be derived from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, or any part thereof, according to the last revised assessment roll of the said Municipality, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty* eight, was twenty-four million six hundred and seventy- three thousand six hundred and seventy-three dollars : And whereas the amount of the existing debt of the Haid Municipality is the sum of two million one hundred and forty-four thousand eight hundred and fifty-threu dollars and forty-four cents : i And whereaa for paying the interest and creating an «qual yearly sinking fund for paying th^ said debt of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, as hereinafter mentioned, it will require an e«baiitursitob« shall have attached to them couponH for the payment of i^yabi* in twen- * * " ly yearit, and to interest at the rate and in the manner hereinafter men- jf^'hUd.^"* tioned. By-law 480, s. 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after uobcnturMto the rate of six per centum per annum from the date "ixiwrMntiwy * ^ able half-yMrly. thereof, which interest shall be payable half-yearly on thu first day of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto. By-law 486, s. 4. 6. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for pay- a iDeoiai rat* to inent of the said debentures, and the interest thereon at •»> lor the pay- ment otpnnoipM the rate aforesaid, an equal special rate of one mill and *"•* in'*'** one-eighth of a mill in the dollar shall, in addition to all other rates, be raised, levied and collected in each year upon all the rateable property in the said Municipality during the said term of twenty years from the coming into effect of this By-law, unless such debentures shall be sooner paid. By-law 486, s. 6. 6. This By-law shall take effect on, from and after the By-iawtotak* nrst day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand January, laeo. eight hundred and sixty-nine. By-law 486, s. 6. 7. The debentures to be signed and issued as aforesaid DebenturwtoiM delivered to the shall be delivered by the Mayor of the said City to the ^teeeoithe Trustees appointed (or to be appointed) in accordance with the tenth section of the said Act incorporating the said Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company. By- law, 486, 8. 7. [The eighth and ninth Beotiona, which fixed the places and appointed the Returning Officers for taking the votOH of the electors on this By-law, are not consolidated.] 254 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW 487. No. 487. Ttronto U Nipii- liDf lUUwfty. No. 487. By-law to aid and assist the Toronto and Nipissing Railway Company, by giving one hundred and fifty thousand dollars to the Company by way of bonus, and to issue De- bentures therefor, and to authorize the levy- ing of a special rate for the paymer.t [of the Debentures and interes V, Sm 81 v., e. 41 3nt Returns for the same, for the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, was twenty four millions six hundred and seventy-three thousand six hundred and seventy -three dollars : And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate, for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of ten per centum per annum, for the payment of the principal of the said loan of twenty-three thousand six hundred and eighty-seven dollars, according to the pro- By-law 493.] of the city of Toronto. 269 visions of the above recited Act, is one-sixteen thousandth ,j„ H^Mm'cer. part of a cent : _ ^ _^ . Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall and maybe lawful for the Mayor of the Authority to the Mayor to borrow City of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of in- 123,687 at six terest not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of twenty -txiree thousand six hun- dred and eighty-seven dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be applied in to be by him applied from time to time under the direc- oithe debenture* •^ ^*^ falliiigdue In tion of the Council of the said City, in the redemption of i^oa. the debentures issued by the said City, respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act first above recited. By-law 493, s. 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said Th? mauner in •' •' which the deben- City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be ^J^lout**''^ made out, for not less than one hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of twenty-three thousand six hundred and eighty-seven dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned ; such debentures to be made under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and the Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By- law 493, s. 2, 3. The interest on such debentures shall bo payable interMt to be r J payable half- half-yearly, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, or such ^^l^^^Xl other place or places as may be agreed on by the said SS^ylwso. Mayor, and the party or parties who may agree to advance 260 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By law 493. i88WB°oi«a8,687 *^® ^^^ principal sum of twenty -three thousand six cityDebenturoi. hundred and eighty-seven dollars, which shall be made payable ^n the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, or at such other place or places as may be agreed upon as aforesaid. By-law 493, s. 3. be^^ mma^ *• ^ spccial rate of one-sixteen thousandth pai-t of a mentof'prin^^" Cent in the dollar, upon the assessed value of all the rate- able property in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy to the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of twenty- three thousand six hundred and eighty-seven doUai-s, with interest thereon, as aforesaid. By-law 493, s. 4. from qp«!iai rate 5. All moucys arising from the said rate of one-sixteen ^ter payment, of i>»iiii interest to be thousandth part of a cent in the dollar, upon the assessed invested. '■ _ * value of all the rateable property in the said City, after paying the interest on the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year, in such manner as the Governor in Council may direct, for the purpose of creat- ing a Sinking Fund for the redemption of the principal of such debentures as they respectively become due, the interest upon such investment to be applied to the general purposes of the said City. By-law 493, s. 5. By-law 502.] of the city of Toronto. 261 No. 608. Public Heklth. No. 602. ^ — A By-law relative to the Public Health of the City of Toronto. [Pmbid Nov. 26, 1889. Amindid Fib. 6, 1872 ; Nov. 12, 1878 ; Apml 13, 1874 ; Auo. 28, 1875 ; Sipt. 26, 1876.J WHEltEAS by an Act passed in the session of the f|«now86V.,o, Parliament of the Province of Canada, held in the "5nu ^ms?^ fcwenty-ninth and thirtieth years of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and chaptered fifty-one, it is among other things enacted that the members of every City Council shall be the Health Officers of their respective Municipalities, under the Statutes respecting the Public g„no«, say., o. Health, and under any Act passed after the said Act shall have taken effect, for the like purpose, but that any such Council may, by By-law, delegate the powers of its members as such Health Officers to a Committee of their own number, or to such persons, either including or not including one or more of themselves, as the Council thinks best : And whereas the Municipal Council of the City of Toronto has a Standing Committee of its own members, called the Board of Health, and it is considered advisable to delegate the said powers in the said recited Statute mentioned, to the members of the said MuDicipal Council, who at the present time, or who shall from time to time, constitute the said Committee : And whereas by the said hereinbefore recited Act, power see now 8« v.,o. is given to the Council of every City to pass By-laws for (2$). " providing for the health of the Municipality, and against , the spreading of contagious or infectious diseases : By- law 542, s. 4. Therefore the Municipal' Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : m No. 603. Pttbllo HMltb. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law603. HEALTH OFFICERS. powlmt5"the** ^* ^^ ^^^ powers and authorities conferred upon or cknSdiMHMith vested in the members of the Municipal Council of the Bo«5ioi HwUMi. City of Toronto, by the said recited Statute, or by any other Statute heretofore, or hereafter to be enacted, as Health Officers of the said City, are hereby dele- gated to the members of the said Municipal Council, who shall from time to time be the members of the Standing Committee of the said Municipal Council, desig- nated the Board of Health. By-law 502, s. 2 ; By-law 542, s. 5. HEALTH OFFICE AT CITY HALL. Medical and 2. There shall be provided at the City Hall a suitable other offlcen to r j *he City UM. ^ officc for the accommodation of the medical and other officers to be appointed as hereinafter mentioned, and in which, if deemed convenient, the said Committee may meet when called to deliberate on matters connected with the public health. By-law 502, s. 3. HEALTH INSPECTORS AND THEIR DUTIES. Appointment of Health loapec- tor. 3. There shall be elected by the Council, on the recom- mendation of the said Committee, an officer to be called the Health Inspector, who shall hold office during the pleasure of the Council, and until his successor is elected and quali- iM^^^y fied, and such appointment shall not be limited to one be appointed. Qfljggj.^ jf j^ ^jg deemed necessary in the interest of the pub- lic health to increase the number of such Inspectors, or to appoint an Assistant Inspector or Inspectors. By-law 502, 8. 4; By-law 762, s. 2. SS'Sby the*"** 4). Every Health Inspector or Assistant Inspector shall, HMith inipec- |jgfQ]^ entering upon the duties of his office, make the following declaration before the Mayor of the City for the time being, viz. : " I hereby declare that I will, to the best of my skill and judgment, duly and faithfully perform all the duties By-law 602.] of the city of Toronto. 268 appertaining to my office of Health Inspector (or Assiatant Inapector No. S02. (u the case may be) aa declared by the By-lawa of the City of ■ >- -^ - Toronto, and that I will not directly or indirectly, for myself or others, in trust for me or on my account, have any interest or con- cern in any purchase, contract or agreement, to be made in purau- ance of thia By-law. " By-law 502, s. 5 ; By-law 762, s. 2. 5. The following shall be the duties of the Health In- !>""«» otthe ° Health Inspec- spector: *»'• (l^i To attend at the Health Office a portion of each day To attend the ^ ' ^ » •' offloe every day. as the said Committee may direct. (2) To keep a record of all his proceedings in books, in To keep a record 01 QUI procvou* which shall be entered, under appropriate heads, any '»«* expenditure ordered in his department, with the names of all persons who have furnished materials, and of all workmen, and the time worked, and the amount to be paid to each individual, and to make To report to thq *^ _ ' Committee. a report thereof to the said Committee whenever re- quired so to do, and at the end of each year a sche- dule of the property under his charge belonging to the City, and the value thereof. (3) To keep a vigilant supervision over all the lanes, by- To keep a super- ways, vacant Ic^s or premises within the said City, i^og,4c.,ojthe upon which any accumulation of dung, manure, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant water, or other matter or thing may be found, and at once, either when required by any person or otherwise, to examine the same and to notify parties ... ,, i- 1 1 • to remove filth, notify the parties who own or occupy such premises &c. to remove the same. (4) To make a report of such examination in the " Form J^J^^^I^J^ '"" A " to this By-law annexed, and if the same be not ;§^p^"""' removed within twenty-four hours after notice there- '*'"°'* "**'• **• of, as aforesaid, to lodge information with the Police Magistrate for the City, or any Alderman or Justice 264 No. S02. Public Health. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 502. of the Peace presiding as such for the time being, to the end that proceedings may be immediately taken against the parties so offending, in accordance with the provisons of this By-law ; and it shall be in his discretion to cause the same to be removed. To examine Honrcei of flith and causeii of •tckneiH on board vegaeli. (5) To examine all sources of filth and causes of sick- ness which may be on board any vessel at any wharf within the harbour of Toronto, or which may have been landed from any vessel on any wharf or other place, when notified of the same, and under the direc- tion of the said Committee shall cause the same to be removed or destroyed. To examine the water of welU, (6) To examine or cause to be examined by analyzation or otherwise the water of any well within the City, when requested so to do by the Mayor, any member of the said Committee, any member of the City Council, or any Medical Practitioner of the City, or when he thinks it expedient so to do, and to forbid the use of the water from any well that is found to be unfit for use, and to take such steps as may be necessary to purify the same. To report where (7) To keep a visdlant look-out over the sewers and sewers or other ^ ' ^ " S?me"a nu^Mwi ^^^^^ pubUc works in the said City, and in case the same shall be in such a condition as to be a nuisance, to immediately report the same to the said Com- mittee or its Chairman, who shall forthwith direct necessary steps to have the same remedied, abated, or removed. ToTMt butohen* pre- mlNaand Blaugbterhouae*. (8) To visit the premises of all butchers and all slaugh- ter-houses at least once a week during the months of May, June, July, August, September, and October, and twice a month during the remainder of the year, and report to the said Committee the result of such visits immediately thereafter. By-law 502.] OF thk city of Toronto. 265 (9) To make all necessary arrangements for removing all p^^JJ; h21[|o,. decaying animal or vegetable matter from the 8treete> ^-^-v-**-^ . To %Tnage for and for the temporary deposit and subsequent re- romov»i of , , Jec»ylnif matUr, moval of manure, house dirt and offal. "'<'• (\0) To see that the provisions of the several sections of '^'>'>l>e.vthenro- ^ ' * vlBlmm of tnlg this By-law, except such as devolve certain duties on "f^t^TotToM of other officers, are strictly enforced, and generally to the con.n>itt«e. obey and carry out the intentions and directions of the said Committee in matters relating to the public health. (11) To enter in books, to be kept for that purpose, when instructed by the said Committee to sell any articles or materials belonging to the said City, or to do or cause to be done any work for any individual from which money shall become due to the said City, all such sales and work done with the price thereof, and forthwith make out bills for the same and deliver them to the Treasurer of the said City for collection, and the said Treasurer shall forthwith demand pay- ment of the said bills ; and in case any bills or dues under this By-law shall remain unpaid at the expira- tion of one month after demand for paymeiit as aforesaid, the said Treasurer shall deliver the same to the City Solicitor for legal proceedings ; but if the Mayor shall be satisfied that the interests of the said City require it, he may cause legal proceed- ings to be had at any time. (12) To make up and certify the pay-roUs of the work- To make up and ' ^ J r J certify the pay- men, servants or labourers employed under his direc- ™"" «' »erv»nte To make entrio* of the Hale of articloB belong- liiK to the City. Of work done for Indiriduali. To deliver billa- thereut to the Treasurer. The Treasurer to demand pay- ment of the billa,. and after one month hand them over to the City Solicitor. tion, which said pay-rolls upon being duly passed by the said Committee, and subject to section ninety-nine of By-law number five hundred and four, shall be paid by the said Treasurer. By-law 502, s. 6. MEDICAL HEALTH OFFICERS. 6. In addition to the appointment of Health Inspectors Appointment ot ^^ ^ ■ Medical Hetdth as hereinbefore provided, it shall be lawful for the Coun- ofBoen. 266 CONSOLIDATED HY-LAW8 [By-law BO?, Public m«ith. ^'^ when it is deemed indispensable for tlie preservation ^■^^V^"'-' of the public health, and the more promptly and offectu- ally carrying into effect the sanitary conditioriH of this By-law, to appoint one or more members of the medical tiimc o( oflie«. profession to bo Medical Health Officer or Officora, to hold office during the pleasure of the Council ; and whose duties and remuneration shall be specially defined froiu time to time by resolution of the Council or the said Com- mittee. By-law 502, s. 7. Salary, The May ur or the Committee may direot a medical practitioner to Tiilt caaei of •iokneM and deatltutlon, and take mea- luni for their Immediate reUet. 7. In the absence of such appointment of Medical Health Officers, it shall be lawful for the Mayor or the said Committee or any two members thereof, upon being informed by any Health Inspector, Constable or other person, that any destitute person or family is in sickness and destitute, to call upon some member of the medical profession, at once to proceed to visit such person or family, and upon such visitation to take such measures for their immediate relief as to him may seem requisite, either by reporting them as fit subjects to be removed to the General Hospital, or other place provided for that purpose, or by supplying them or directing that they be supplied with the requisite and necessary medicine for their relief at the expense of the City ; 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. By-law 502,8.8; By-law 752, 8. 2. The Mayor or 8. In the absence of such appointment of Medical the Committee , , , /•!• m«r procure Health Officer or Officers, it shall be further lawful for anutanceto *JJJJ^;^«]^ the Mayor or the said Committee to call in and avail toS ot'S. themselves of medical or sciehtific advice or assistance in cases in which, in the exercise of a sound discretion, they deem it indispensable to seek such advice and assistance in determining questions relating to the adxilteration or sale of unwholesome food, the defilement of water, or which may be otherwise difficult of determination in carrying into effisct the sanitary conditions and intentions A return of the expenditure to be made to the Committee. By-law 502.] of the city of Toronto. M7 of this By-law, and a return of fees or expenditure paid |.„,!JioHSith or incurred in obtaining or incident to such advice or ^-*V^-^ , •■,/-! . rt .A return of th* asHiHtance Hhall be made to the naid Committee from time exixnditure to t)fl iii«(Je to the to time. By-law 502, s. 9. committ... j>. The duty of providing for the cleaning of all public |j',*'"'"'L"to'S!" streets, lancH and alloys in the said City of Toronto shall Kia of uwith. hereafter be performed by the Standing Committee known as the Board of Health, and it shall also bo the duty of the said Board to cause the said streets, lanes and alleys to he kept clear of all rank grass and noxious weeds. By-law 629, s. 1 j By-law 685, s. 1. GENERAL POWERS OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH IN MATTERS RELATING TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH. 10. The Health Inspectors under the direction of the «•»•»»> inapec- ^ tors to examine said Committee shall examine into all nuisances, sources LlJ? •TiJ'T'!^,,?' ' fl.tn and causes of filth, and causes of sickness within the said City, or in city oHn'vMMilit any vessel within the harbour of the said City, that may prevenTthe"' in its opinion be injurious to the health of the inhabit- ants, r*nd shall destroy, remove or prevent the same, as the case may reqtiire, and shall further enquire respecting articles that are capable of containing or conveying in- fection or contagion brought or conveyed Into the said City by or through any vehicle or vessel, or by any means whatsoever. By-law 602, s. 10 ; By-law 762, s. 2. 11. The said Committee may grant permits for, or re- committee miy ° grant permits to stram the removal of, any nuisance or infected articles restrain or re- ' •' move nuisances. within the said City, when they consider it safe and pro- per for the public safety so to do. By-law 502, s. 11. 12. Whenever it shall appear necessary to the said goj^'** <»''«• Committee or any of its Officers for the preservation of ^^J^J'J. the public health, or for the abatement of any nuisance, uJ^ein* ""**"* or upon the receipt by the said Committee of a notice signed by two or more inhabitants of the said City, stat- ing the condition of any building in the said City to be 268 No. 602. Public HMlth. Th* proprietor! I I remove the r lisance after twenty-four Hours notice. If nuisance is re- peated the Com- mittee may order its removal. Form of notice to remove nuif«Dce«. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law502. 90 filthy as to be a nuisance, or injurious to health, or that upon any premises within the said City there is any foul or offensive ditch, gutter, drain, privy, cesspool or ash-pit, kept or constructed so as to be a nuisance or injurious as aforesaid, or that upon any such premises, any accumula- tion of dung, manure, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant water or other matter, or thing, are, or is kept, or permitted to remain so as to be a nuisance, or injurious as aforesaid, the said Committee, or any two of its officers, shall have full power and authority to enter such building or pre- mises for the purpose of examining the same, and, if necessary, m order tht removal of any such matter or thing as aforesaid; and if any proprietor or his lawful agent or representative having charge of, or control of such premises, or the occupants o • any other pei-son hav- ing any legal or equitable interest therein, after having had twenty-four hours' notice from the said Committee, or any of its officera, to remove or abate such matter or thing as aforesaid, shall neglect or refuse to remove or abate the same, he shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law ; and in case any similar nuisance shall be re- peated by any such proprietor, agent or occupant of any premises, the said Committee, without any further notice to the parties so offending, may in their discretion remove, or cause to be removed or abated, such nuisance or cause of sickness, and the costs and expenses thereof shall be forfeited by the persons hereinbefore mentioned, in addi- tion to the penalties of this By-law : Provided always, that such costs, expenses and penalty shall not exceed the sum of fifty dollars. By-law 602, s. 12 ; By-law 752, s. 2. 13. The notice mentioned in the preceding section of this By-law may be in the Form " B," to this By-law annexed, and if the premises are occupied, shall be served on the occupant or some servant or member of his family and if the premises are vacant, the same notice shall lie served on the owner of the premises, his agent or repre- By-law 502.] of the city of Toronto. 269 sentative, or left at his or their last or usual place o{ pubucHeaith. abode. By-law 502, s. 13. -.-— v^-^ 14. Whenever a disease of a malignant and fatal char- Powers of com- " mittee when acter is discovered to exist in any dwellin^j-house within SiJ"*,"*"xigt8 in the said City, and which house is situated in an unhealthy housT*'**'^ or crowded part of the same, or is in a filthy and neglected state, or is inhabited by too many pereons, the said Com" mittee, or a majority of the members thereof, may, in the exercise of a sound discretion, and at the expense of the City, compel the inhabitants of such dwelling-house to remove therefrom, and may place them in sheds, or tents, or other good shelter in some more salubrious situation, until measures can be taken under the direction, and at the expense of the City for the immediate cleansing, ven- tilation, purification and disinfection of such dwelling- house. By-law 502, s. 14. PREVENTION OF THE SPREAD OF DISEASE. 15. During the prevalence of any epidemic, when any Hotel »nd board- hotel or boarding-house keeper knows that a person with- ere tJ'notif/*''' . • 1 i» 1 1 11 Committee when in his house is taken sick ot cholera, small pox, or any *?>' p^*^" '" *■ •' their noure Is other disease of a malignant character dangerous to the ^i"ra'l'te. public health, he shall immediately give notice thereof to the said C xnmittee ; and it shall be the duty of the Health Officer to visit the same with a viewof taking such steps as he may deem necessary to prevent the spread of such disease. • By-law 502, s. 15 ; By-law 752, s. 2. 16. During the prevalence of any epidemic, when anv Physirians to , . . 1 , , 1 1 . 11 1 ' notify Commitee physician knows that any person whom he is called to "hen uny person ■* "^ "^ ^ has a disease visit is infected with cholera, small pox, or any other *ubiiche»ifh*''* disease of a malignant character dangerous to the public health, he shall, if in his opinion the interests of the public health require it, immediately give notice thereof to the said Committee, to the end that prompt measures may be instituted to prevent the spread of such disease. By-law 502, s. 16 ; By-law 752, s. 2. 270 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 502. PublU;' HSlth. OFFENCES AGAINST HEALTH IN MATTERS RELATING TO "-^r"*-^ FOOD AND WATER. 17. Any person or persons fraudulently a^'alterating, for the purpose of sale, bread with any substance injurious to health, shall, in addition to any other punishment pre- scribed by law, be subject to the penalties of this By-law, and any bread so adulterated shall be forfeited and de- stroyed under the direction of the Court in wnich such case shall be tried. By-laAv 502, s. 17 ; By-law 752, s. 2. Adulteration of food. Se«86V., c. 48 (Ont.), 8. 384 (12) {14). Health & Market 18. Any Health Inspcctor, Market Inspector or Con- Inapector or Con- stable may seize stable, may and shall seize and destroy any tainted and and destroy ' j » ^ whSieromlf foSd. unwholcsome meat, poultry, fish or other article of food exposed oi offered for sale in the City of Toronto. By- law 752, s. 2. No slauG^hter house to be| erected unless gatlsf actorv to the Health Inspector. See3«V., 0. 48 (Ont.), 8. 384 (17). Certificate of compliance with regulations to be obtained. SLAUGHTER-HOUSES. 19. Nu slaughter-house shall be erected, opened or used in the City of Toronto unle.«i° and until the person open- ing or using the same shall have satisfied the Health In- spector that such slaughter-house or building is situated at least one hundred feet from any public street, and three hundred feet from any resid^.nce or dwelling, except that of the owner of such slaughter-house, and that it is in no manner injurious to the public health, and shall have obtained from the Health Inspector a certificate of com- pliance with the regulations contained in this and the two following sectii>ns of this By-law. By*law 502, s. 22 ; By-law 752, s. 2. ki"iOT^"au"hter ^^- ^^ butcher or other person shall kill or slaughter Zlde»t"sf»?tor^ any beeves, calves, sheep, or other animals within the said s^ertOT.''' '"■ City, unless it is shown to the Health Inspei tor that the house, yard, pen or place where such killing shall take place is paved or laid with stone-flag or tile, and the same inlaid with cement and made impervious to water, and the floor in every such case made with a descent towards a gutter which shall pass through the same and leading By-law 502,] of the city of Toronto. 271 to a tub or reservoir which shall be placed to receive the p„^,°- ^^^ blood and ofFal passing therein, which shall be emptied, in ^■-— "-y—*-^ conformity with section thirty-seven of this By-law, at siaughter- the end of each day when killing has been done on the premises at such place, that no offensive effluvia may arise therefrom. By-law 502, s. 23 ; By-law 752, s. 2. 21. Every slaughter-house or building so used shall be lime whitewashed inside, at least once in each month be- tween the first day of April and the first day of Novem- ber in each year, and shall also be supplied with a hydrant, pump or well, having a suflScient supply of water for the purpose of keeping the same clean and free from smell, and shall also at all times have a printed copy of these regulations relating to slaughter-houses hung up or ex- posed in some conspicuous part of such building or pre- mises together with the certificate of the Health Inspec- tor that the same have been complied with, for which certificate a fee of one dollar shall be payable to the said Inspector. By-law 502, s. 24 ; By-law 752, s. 2. Slaughter- houses to be white- washed and have a supply of water for cleansing the same. Health Inspec- tor's certificate and regulations relating to slaughter-houses to be exposed therehi. Fee for certifi- cate. 22. The certificate mentioned in the nineteenth section certificate to bo 1 11 -1 • c p 1 1 11 • 1 for one year, and shall be in force for one year only and shall expire on the expire on sist •' •' -^ ^ _ December. thirty -first day of December, of the year for which it is granted, but shall be subject to revocation at any time by order of the Board of Health on proof of non-compliance with its conditions. By-law 752, s. 2. VAULTS AND DRAINS. 23. All grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other properties, stagnant water . . to be drained where staernant water oi other nuisance exists, abutting into the common " _ . sewers. on any street, or any portion of a street in the said City through which a common sewer has heretofore been, or may hereafter be constructed, shall be drained into such common sewer ; and all service-drains from c3llarH and dwellings shall be well and suffi.'iently trapped so as to t,^"rapped°' prevent the escape therefrom of ioul air or gases into such 272 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 502. No. 602. Public Health. cellars or dwellings; and no service-drain shall be held to be sufficient for the drainage of the cellars of more than By-law 502, s. 25. A Bervice-drain , , i 1 1 • not to drain the two such houses or dwollings cellars of more than two houses. Drains for cow sheds, stables, etc. 24. No cows or other cattle, swine or goats, shall be kept in the City unless such proper drains are connected with the sheds, stables or pens, as will thoroughly carry off all liquid filth issuing therefrom, so that it shall not in any way constitute a nuisance, or a danger to the public health ; but if no drains are constructed on the streets opposite the lot or premises on which such stables or sheds are situated, then the owner or occupant of such stable or shed shall provide a cistern or reservoir so constructed as to receive all liquid filth issuing therefrom, and the jsame shall be removed and disposed of in accordance with sec- tion thirty-seven of this By-law. By-law 502, s. 2G. PIUVY VAULTS. Drains to privies. 25. The owner, agent, occupant or othej" person having See so V-, 0. 48 the care of any tenement used as a dwelling house, v.. of any other building with which there is a privy con- nected and used, shall furnish the same with a sufficient drain under ground, whenever practicable, to carry off the waste water, and the vault of any such privy shall be sunk under ground, and built in the manner hereinafter prescribed. By-law 502, s. 27. Privies to be 26. All vaults and privies shall be made tight, so that made tight and remote from the contcuts thereof cannot escape therefrom, and as re- dwellings, wells ^ ' or water-tanks, mote from any dwelling, well or water-tank as practicable. By-law 502, s. 28; By-law 614, s. 1. In case privies or 27. In case any privy or privy vault is not properly DirivV VtLtlltiS &.T6 not tiroporly drained the Committee or any of the officers may give drained after . *' '' ° notice to the occupant or owner of the premises upon which such privy or privy vault is situate, requiring such occupant or owner to cause the same to be properly drained within a time to be limited by .such notice, and in case sucl\ privy or privy vault has not been properly drained notice. By-law 502.] of the city of Toronto, 27S within the tinue limited by such notice the said Committee p^^g; ^^^^ or any two of th§ officers may enter upon the premises, ^— ^-y"-""-^ and cause a proper and sufficient drain to be constructed committee may ■^ '■ have drain con- iOT such privy or privy vault, and the expense of con- "tructed. stinicting such drain may be recovered with costs by action or distress from the occupant or owner of such Recovery of premises, and in case of non-payment thereof the same may be recovered in the same manner as the municipal taxes of the year, and such occupant or owner shall also be liable to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 752, s. 2. 28. Whenever any privy vault or drain shall become oflenBive vauiti, •' *^ -^ privioiMid offensive or obstructed, the same shall be cleansed and drains to be ' cleaned, made free, and the owner, agent, occupant, or other per- "JXed. °' son having charge of the land in which any privy vault or drain may be situated, the state or condition of which shall be m violation of the provisions of this By-law, shall remove, cleanse, suiter, 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 such privy vault or drain has not been properly re- h not cleansed ^ •' _ r f J or removed after moved, cleansed, altered or repaired within the time "o«ce,commit- ' > r tee may have limited by such notice the said Committee or any two of "SovedT""^ "' the officers may enter upon the premises and cause the said privy vault or drain to be removed, cleansed, altered or repaired, end the expense of such removal, cleansing, alteration or repairs may be recovered with costs by Recovery of action or distress from the occupant or owner of such premises and in case of non-payment thereof the same may be recovered in the same manner as the municipal ^ taxes of the year, and such occupant or owner shall also be liable to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 502, s. 30 ; By-law 762, s. 2. night-soil. 29. No person shall convey or cause to be conveyed B«(f.i»«on»a« to iU i_ ii /> 1 y~<> am .ii removal of swill, tnrouc'h the streets of the City of Toronto any swill, niKhi-soii, or ° "^ J > other fllth. night-son or other filth or offensive matter dangerous in 274 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 502. No. 502. Public Health. causing or promoting disease except under general regula- tions to be prescribed by the said Board of Health and any person contravening such general regulations shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law; but the said Board of Health may accept tenders for the removal of night-soil for which orders in writing may be left at the several Police Stations or at the office of the City Com- missioner. By-law 752, s. 2. epos ight-i iilght-auil. C ■>mraitU)e to contract tor re. moval of night- aoil. Night-Boil to be removed by con tractor when notified by the Health Inspaotor. Charge for removal. Failure of con- tractor to remove nigiit- ■oil. 30. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons within the said City to deposit upon any of the streets or upon any land or lot within the said City, 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 City. By-law 502, s. 32. 31. The centre of Yonge Street, from the Bay to York- ville, shall be considered as the dividing line between the Eastern and Western portions of the said City, and the said Committee is hereby empowered to accept tenders and contract with parties for the removal of night-soil from the Eastern and Western portions of the said City as above described. By-law 502, s. 33. 32. It shall be the duty of every party authorized under the twenty-ninth section of this By-law, within forty- eight hours after notice given to him by the Health In- spector, to remove or cause to be removed from the pre- mises of any of the inhabitants within the said City, the night-soil accumulated therein, and fco 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 is named in the tender cr tenders accepted by the said Com- mittee ; and should the Contractor at any time fail to remove such night-soil within foity-eight hours after having been notified so to do, the said Health Inspector shall have power to employ other parties to do such work, By-law 502.] OF the city of Toronto, 878 and chajge tlie excess of cost, if any, to such contractor ; p^JJjJ; ^^i. and it shall be the duty of the said Health Inspector to ^-'•'v""*^ furnish the party or parties from whose premises such night-soil has l)een removed, with a certificate of the quan- tity removed, and the charge according to the rate fixed in and by such tender for such removal. By-law 502, s. 34; By-law 762, s. 2. 33. Books shall be kept at the several Police Stations Books to be kept ^ at Police Statloni or other convenient places, Muder the charge of the said J^f^^™?^'"'" Health Inspector, in which shall be entered all complaints »"'»»"'*»• relating to nuisances, and all applications for opening and cleansing the vaults, said last entries to specify the num- ber of loads, if less than the whole contents of the vault, . to be removed, and the same shall receive attention in the several wards in the order in which they are made, so far as practicable. By-law 602, s. 36. 34. No vault shall be opened between the first day of vaults not to be ■^ "^ opened between May and the firat day of October in each year, unless on J'' «{ ^*y ^^^ inspection cai 3d to be made, the said Health Inspector " "^newMi^" shall be satisfied of the necessity of the same for the health or comfort of the inhabitants ; and in such cases no more of the contents shall be t«,ken away than the said Health Inspector shall deem to be absolutely necessary for present safety and relief, and such precautions shall be used relative to the prevention of any oflfensive effluvia as they or either of them shall direct at the expense of the owner, agent, occupant, or other person having charge of the premises. By-law 502, s. 36. offal and ashes. 35. It shall not be lawful for any person or persons Persons not to ^ permit acoumu- within the said City to permit or suffer the accumulation lation of aith or of any dimg, manure, offal, tilth, refuse, stagnant water p"emi«f». or other matter or thing upon his or her premises, or on any vacant lot belonging to hini or her ; or to place on any of the public lanes or by-ways, in front or in rear of 476 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 502. ^. No. 608. tvbllo Health. their buildings or premises, any manure or other refuse, vegetable or animal matter, or any other dirt or filth which in the opinion of the said Health Inspector shall prove to be a nuisance. By-law 502, s. 37. House offal to be kept In suit- able vessels. Removal of house offal. 36. All house offal, whether consisting of animal or vegetable substance, shall be placed in suitable vessels ; and no ashes or other refuse matter shall be mingled therewith, and the same shall be kept in some conveni- ent place, to be taken away by the City scavengers, which shall be done as often as the said Committee shall require and direct. By-law 502, s. 38. House dirt, Ac. 37. No persou or persons shall remove or carry in or not to be carried ,• , » ^^ l l ii through the through any of the streets, squares, courts, lanes, avenues, streets unless by pereons author- placcs or alleys of the said City, any house dirt or house offal, animal or vegetable, or refuse oubstancps from any of the dwelling-houses or other places in the said City, unless such person so removing or carrying the same, and the mode in which the same shall bj removed and carried shall have been expressly authorized by the said Commit- tee, upon such terms and conditions as they shall deem the health and interest of the said City require, and the same shall only be x-emoved between the hours of twelve o'clock at night, and two hours after sunrise, during the months of May, June, July, August and September, horse-stable manure excepted ; but all the ashes and cin- Removalofashei and cinders. (Jers made from steam-engines, or steam boilers, forges or furnaces used for mechanical purposes, or from dwellings, shall be removed at the expense of the parties occupying such buildings, or the owners thereof, at any time, but in such manner as the Health Inspector shall direct. By- law 502, s. 39. Time for remov- ing the same. Dead aDimaJs, 38. No pcrson Or persous, without the license or per- nottobe*Srowii mission of the said Committee, shall throw into or leave on the streets. . i. j. < i n i /• m or upon any street, court, square, lane, alley, wharf, public square, public enclosure, vacant lot, or any pond or body of water within the limits of the said City, By-law 602.] OF the city of Toronto. 277 No. SOI. Public HwUth. any dead animal, dirt, saw-dust, soot, ashes, cinders, shavings, hair, shreds, manure, oyster, clam or lobster shells, waste water or tilth of any kind, or any refuse, animal or vegetable matter whatsoever ; nor shall any u,^ aninuii peraon throw into or leave in the Bay any dead ani- not IJ. be thrown mal, or other foul or offensive matter. By-law 602, s. 40. into the Bay. 39. If any of the substances mentioned in the preced- wabiuty oi per- •' '^ lonii for breach ing section shall be thrown or carried from any house, gij[|!3JJ.®*""' warehouse, shop, cellar, yard or other place, or left in any of the places specified in the preceding section, the owner and occupant of such house, warehouse, shop, cellar, yard, or other place as aforesaid, and the person who actually threw, carried or left the same, or who caused the same to be thrown, carried or left, shall severally be held liable for such violation of this By-law ; and all such substances shall be removed from the place where they have been so thrown or left as aforesaid, by such owner or occupant, or other person, within 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 ex- pense thereof borne by such owner or occupant. By- law 602, s. 41. SCAVENGER CARTS. 40. The said Committee may provide for the public scavenger cart* * to 1)0 under the purposes of the said City such scavenger carts as the said control of the * * •' ^ Committee and Committee may deem necessary ; and each cart shall be g^"®*'* '"" supplied with one horse and the necessary appurtenances, and be controlled by one man, and the horses, carts, and men shall be under the order and direction of the said Committee or the said Health Inspector, and be employed by the said Committee when and where required, in the removal of house offal, and taking and carrying away of dead animals, and in the collecting and removing all de- cayed animal or vegetable matter, dung, manure, filth, 278 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW 502. No. BM. Publlo Health. refuse, or other matter or thing whatever from the streets, lanes and other public places within the limits of the said City ; and the said Committee shall so arrange tlm scav- enger beats that all house oft'al shall be removed from the different premises in the City not less than once in each week. By-law 502, s. 42. ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH. All offlcerB,Ao., 41. It shall be the duty of all officers, servants, of the Corpora- « i y-, . • ^^ «w> to «»ut the workmen, and agents of tJie Coi-poration, to give all pos- fhe CMnmTttec. ^^^^^ ^'^ *"^ assistauco in their power to the Health In- spector and any of the officers of the said Committee. By-law 502, s. 43. Committee may 42. Whenever it shall be considered necessary, the said procure further ~ . , , i . i i . awiBtanoe In Committee are hereby authonzed to accept the services malntainine the _ *' ^ ^ public health, of persons in the several wards of the said City who may be willing to volunteer for the purpose of maintaining Such persons, and preserving the public health, and such persons, for tice, to have the the time being, upon their names being duly notified by ^th inepec- proclamation or other public notice, shall be invested with and exercise all the powers and privileges exercised by the said Health Inspector under this By-law. By-law 602, s. 44. PENALTY. Pemuty. 43. Any pei"8on or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon convic- tion before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness forfeit and pay at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each oflTence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and lauitTiiyment may be lawf ul for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant, under his By-law 602.] of the city of Toronto. 279 hand and Heal, or in case the naid Mayor, Police Magis- p„^,"' ^^|,h. trate, and Justice or Ju.stice8, or any two or inorc of them, ^— •v"**-^ are acting together therein, then under the hand and Heal of one of them, to levy the said penalty an »* ^^. '/ Photographic Sciences Corporatton 33 WKT MAIN STRIET WfBSTn,N.Y. 14SM (716) •72-4503 m ^\^ <> ^' •X ■^ s > 280 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 502. No. 602. FabUc Health. Q&neral Remarks. Locality, high or low Water, good or bad State of Sewerage Toronto , 1869. This is to certify and declare that T have examined the premises above mentioned, in accordance with the pro- visions of By-law No. 502, and that the state thereof is as I have described. Inepeetor. No. Form "B." (/See Section 13.) , 1869. Notified to remove the filth from hi , Owner hours. Time, 10 o'clock, A.M. No. Toronto, , 1869. Sir, — ^You are hereby notified, in compliance with the provisions of By-law No. 502, to cause to be removed from the in the premises by you, on all filth, &c., within hours from this date, or in default, I will cause the same to be done, and the cost and expenses thereof charged to you, in addition to any pen- alty imposed by the said By-law, Inspectoi'. By-law 604.] of the city of toroinTO. No. 604. 881 No. 804. Prooeedinn in CounoiT. A By-law to regulate the Proceedings in the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto and the Committees thereof. LPaukd Xov. 26, 1869. Amikdro Fib. 6, 1872 ; Hay 26, 1878 ; March 16 & Junb 19, 1876.] fTTHEREAS it is expedient to regulatethe proceedings * ' in Municipal Council, and in Committees of the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto: Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : MEETINGS AND ADJOURNMENTS OF COUNCIL. 1. In all the proceedings had or taken in the Municipal ""'in By-tawto ■^ ° ^ provern proceed Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, the •»«"»» councu. following rules and regulations shall he ohserved and shall be the rules and regulations for the order and despatch of business in the said Council, and of the Committees of the said Council. By-law 504, s. 1. 2. The said Coimcil shall meet every Monday in the Heetinn ot the Council. year, at the hour of seven o'clock, unless otherwise ordered by special motion, or uidess such Monday shall be a pubUc holiday, according to law, when the Council shall meet at the same hour on the next following day, which shall not be such public holiday. By-law 504, s. 2. •3. Unless there shall be a quorum present in half an it then u no 1 i> 1 • • 1 ff 1 . 1. quorum iu half hour after the tmie appointed for the meeting of Council, ■?'«>'"»'*•'*•>« ^^ e> > time appointed the Council shall then stand absolutely adjourned until [he cSSSdrfem the next day of meeting, and the Clerk shall, if required tuuhe'^.rt'd^ by two members, take down the names of the members "'"•^" present at the expiration of such half hour, and shall publish the names of the absent members in one or more 282 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-Iaw5(H. Pi«oMdingi in °^ *^® ^^*y daily papers of the following day. By-law No. 604. llnsil Oouncfl. 504, s. 3. conncii to »*«. on which there is an equality of votes shall be u^semed to vXtWe' be negatived. By-law 504, s. 12. ^Si"*' 13. If the Mayor or other Presiding Officer desire to h the Mayor de- leave the chair for the purpose of taking part in the de- ch»ir he shaii * * ° ■* call one of the bate, or otherwise, he shall call one of the Aldermen to *'<*«""•" t""" fill his place until he resumes the chair. By-law 504, s. 13. 14. EA'ery member, previous to his speaking to any Members speak- question or motion, shall rise from his seat uncovered, and J^^" '^^^^ shall address himself to the Mayor or other Presiding Officer. By-law 504, s. 14. 15. When two or more members rise at once, the Mayor Two o» more or other Presiding Officer shall name the member who toKether to '^ _ speak. first rose in his place, but a motion may be made that any member who has risen "be now heard," or "do now speak." By-law 504, s. 15. 16. Every member who shall be present when a ques- Members present tion is put shall vote thereon, unless the Council shall ex- excused or are personally Inter- cuse him, or unless he be personally interested in the ested m the r J question. question, provided such interest is resolvable into a per- sonal pecuniary profit, or such as is peculiar to that member, and not in common with the interests of the citizens at large, in which case he shall not vote. By- law 504, s. 16 17. When the Mayor or other Presiding Officer is when a aues- putting the question, no member shall walk across or out members not to' „ , leave the room. ot the room, nor make any noise or disturbance, nor when a member is speaking, shall any other member interrupt j,,„bers speak- Mm, except to order, nor pass between him and the chair. lSfe??upteF^ By-law 504, s. 17. 284 COXSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law504. , ^ 18. A member called to order shall sit down, unless per- ^ mitted to explain, and the Council, if appealed to, shall toortSr"*'"'*'* ^^^^^ ^^ *^® <'*^®> ^^^ without debate ; if there be no ap- peal, the decision of the Mayor or other Presiding Officer shall be submitted to. By-law 504, s. 18. Membera not to Tpeak diareapeot- tully of the Uae use of members, " The General Orders of the Day," for each of the regular weekly meetings of the Council, and for each special meeting thereof, containing, 1st — ^Reading of Minutes ; 2nd — Original Communications ; 3rd — Pe- titions ; 4th — ^Beports of Committees ; 5th — Referring Petitions and Communications; 6th — Enquiries; 7th — Oiving Notice ; 8th — Introduction of Bills ; 9th — ^Unfin- ished business ; 10th — Motions ; 11th — Consideration of Bills ; 12th — Consideration of Reports. By-law 504, s. 25 ; By-law 729, s. 1. 26. The business shall in all cases be taken up in the oiderin wuch order in which it stands upon the " General Orders of the takmup. Day," unless otherwise determined upon by a vote of two-thirds of the members present, and without debat« thereon. By-law 604, s. 26. MOTIONS AND ORDER OF PUTTING QUESTIONS IN COUNCIL. 27. One day's notice shall be given of all motions for Notice ot mo- introducing new matter other than matters of privilege and bringing up petitions ; and no motion shall be dis- m 286 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS TBy-h-w 604. Mo. 604. tMecdinfl Oouncll PTOcecdinn In ncU. cussed, unless such notice has been given, or the Council dispense with such notice by a vote of two-thir's of the DUpenaUtgwith members present, without debate. By-law 504, s. 27. not) 1 of motion. ^ •' > ' • wri«n"«n(i** '" ^^' "^ motions shall be in writing and seconded before Moonded, being »'.r;bated or put from the chair. When a motion is md re»4 before seconded, it shall be redd by the Mayor or other Presid- ing Officer, before debate. By-law 504, s. 28. WithdrawhiK motioM. 29. After a motion is read by the Mayor or other Pre- siding Officer, it shall be deemed to be in possession of the Council, but may be withdrawn at any time before decis- ion or amendment, with permission of the Council, By- law 504, s. 29. Motion tor commitment. 30. A motion for commitment, until it is decided, shall preclude all amendment of the main question. By- law 504, s. 30. Motion to td- Joum. Proceedings on motions. lie preriouB question. Amendments, liow to bo put. 31. A motion to adjourn shall always be in order, but no second motion to the same effect shall be made un- til after some intermediate proceeding shall have been hi.d. By-law 504, s. 31. 32. When a question is under debate, no motion shall be received, imless, — to commit it ; to amend it ; to lay on the table ; to postpone it ; to adjourn ; to move the pre- vioua question. By-law 504, s. 32. 33. The previous question, until it is decided, shall pre- clude all amendment of the main question, and shall be put without debate, in the following words, " That this question be now put," and if this motion be resolved in the affirmative, the original question is to be put forth- with, without any amendment or debate. By-law 504, s. 33. 34. All amendments shall be put in the reverse order in which they are moved, except in filling up blanks, when the longest time and the largest sum shall be put By-law 604.] of the city op Toronto. 287 first ; and every amendment submitted shall be reduced to pro^iSSi in writing, and be decided upon or withdravm before the , J^"°j^, main question is put to voue. All motions for the Hottoiu for sp- ■ iKin.i * polntmenU to appointment of any member of the Council or of any"""*- other person, to any office in the gift of the Council, shall p'eclude any amendments. Only one amendment shall SentTo*b?ti.''' be allowed to an amendment, and any amendment MmdrnMrt. more than oiie must be to the main question. By-law 504, s. 34. 35. When the question under consideration contains Queitioua con- .1 IB t talnlngmore distmct propositions, upon the request of any member, than one propo- the vote upon each proposition shall be taken separately. By-law 604, s. 36. 36. After any question is finally put by the Mayor, Putting the « .,: ^ ^„ , , „ . , quegtion nnally. or other Presiding Omcer, no member shall speak to the question, nor shall any other motion be made until after the result is declared ; and the decision of the Mayor, or other Presiding Officer, as to whether the question has been finally put, °hall be conclusive. By-law 504, s, 36. 37 Whenever the Mayor, or other Presiding Officer, is Motions contw- of opinion that a motion offered to the Council is contrary »nd priviieaee of to the rules and privileges of the Council, he shall apprize the members thereof immediately, before putting the question thereon, and quote the rule or authority applicable to the case, without argument or comment. By-law 604, s. 37. 38. Members shall always take their places when any Hemben to tiuce J JT J their place* division is called for. By-law 604, s. 38. u^^i^""fOT.'**" ORDER of proceedings IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. 39. Whenever it shall be movtd and carried that the onier on going Council go into a Committee of the whole, the Mayor or of the whole, other Presiding Officer shall leave the chair, and shall appoint a Chairman of Committee of the whole, who shall 288 COMSOUDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 504. p„^JJ^ ,„ maintain order in the Committee, and who shall report the ^Jt£^ proceedings of the Committee. By-law .504, s. 39. BilU or report* not to be dlf- ouiMd In Com- mittee of the whole until printed. Rolte of Oounett to be obeerred In CommHtee ol the whole. ExoeptioDH. ({ueeUoM of order In Com- mittee of the whole. \ Motion to rlie and report. 40. No bill or report of a Committee shall be discussed in Committee of the whole, unless such bill or report has been previously printed and placed in the hands of the members, except it shall be decided otherwise by a vote of two-thirds of the members present, without de- bate. By-la>7 504, s. 40. 41. The rules of the Council shall be observed in Com- mittee of the whole, so far as may be applicable, except that no motion shall require to be seconded, nor shall a motion for the provioua question, or fov an adjournment be allowud, and in taking the Ayes and Nays the names of members 8hall not be recorded, nor shall the number of times of speaking on any question be limited. By-law 5U4, 8. 41. 42. Questions of order arising in Committee of the whole, shall be decided by the Chairman, subject to an appeal to the Council, and if any sudden disorder should arise in the Committee, the Mayor or other Presiding Officer will resume the chair, without any question being put. By-law 604, s. 42. 43. On motion in Committee of the whole to rise and report, the question shall be decided without debate. By- law 504, s. 43. the chair. MoUon to riw 44. A motion in Comnoittee of the whole to rise with- withoat report ISateiMieMe ^^^ reporting, or that the Chairman leave the chair, shall always be in order, and shall take precedence of any other motion. On such motion debate shall be allowed, and on an affirmative vote the subject referred to the Com- mittee shall be considered as disposed of in the negative, and the Mayor or other Presiding Officer shall resume the chair, and proceed with the next order of business. By- law 504, s. 44. By-law 604.J op the city op Toronto. READING op BILLS AND PROCEEDINGS THEREON. 45. No bill shall be introduced until the leading fea- tures of the same have been adopted by the Council upon a report'of a Committee thereof. By-law 729, s. SI. 289 No. MM. Prooeadlnn In CounoD. 46. When a bill is read in the Council, the Clerk shall S'"' '"l «t"y ' the readlngi on certify the readings, and the time, on the back thereof. *"'"■' After bills have passed he shall be responsible for their «d be nqmn- •^ ^ eible for their correctness should they be amended. By-law 504. s. 13. <»™<>tn«ee. 47. The question, " That this bill be now read a first B^'nt <>* »>uta. time," shall be decided without amendment or debate ; and every bill shall be printed immediately after the first reading tbereof, and shall be read a second time before it is committed, and read a third time before it is signed by the Mayor. By-law 504, s. 46 ; By-law 729, s. 3. motion, y*""" <>' tatro- •^ » dudiur and read- bniain the 48. Every bill shall be introduced upon for the first reading thereof, or upon motion to ap- cmt^. point a committee to prepare and bring it in ; and each bill shall receive three several readings, and on different days previous to its being passed, except in ui;gent and extraordinary occasions, and upon a vote of two-thirds of the members present, when it may be read twice or thrice, or advanced two or more stages in one day. By-law 504, 8.47; By-law 729,8.4. 49. Any bill for the appropriation of money, brought buis for the tw- in on the report of a Committee of the whole, shall pass 3^'(^^3J2e through all its stages without being again referred to a «•"»•"•»«'•• Committee of the whole, unless upon special motion in writing. By-law 504, s. 48. 50. In proceedings in Committee of the whole upon ProoeediniB bills, every clause shall be considered in its proper order: ^^^o' the preamble shall be next considered, and then the title. By-law 504, s. 49. 51. All amendments made in Committee of th^ whole RcvoittnKbiiie wluiMMnd- ahall be repturted by the Chairman to the Council, who s too No. S04. ProoMdlnnia Counoll. third iiuMll tun«, Raportlnir bllli without kmand- mniM. By-Uwi to be Kriiitad and ound up u a luppleownt to the mlnutM. CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWH [By-law 604. shall receive the same f'^rthwith. After report, the bill shall be open to debate and amendment before it is ordered for a third reading. When a bill is reported without amendment, it is forthwith ordered to be read a third time, at such time as may be appointed by the Council. By-law 604, s. 50 , ' 52. All By-laws after having been printed, and finally adopted by the Council, shall be paged and bound up as a supplement to the minutes of the Council for the year in which they are passed, and shall have a seimrate index prepared for the same. By-law 504, s. 51. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. BMuutec of 53. Every petition, remonstrance, or other written ap- ooDunuiiicationi pHcation "^intended to be presented to the Council must totheCounoU. f . . , ' . be fairly written or pnnt^d on paper or parchment, and signed by at least one person, and no letters, affidavits, or other documents shall be attached to it. By-law 504, .s. 52. Pnwnution of 54. EvoTy petition, remonstrance, or other written ap- muoiouiorar"^ pUcation may hk presented to the Cotmcil by any mem- ber thereof, not signing or being a party to the same, on any day, but not later than the hour at which the Common Council convene, except on extraordinary occasions ; and MemiMn pre. cvcry member presenting any petition, remonstrance, or tiont, fto.. to be other Written application to the Council, shall examine aniweiBble tor "■ ^ their oontantf. the samc, and shall be answerable that they do not con- tain any impertinent or improper matter, and that the same is respectful and temperate in its language ; he shal.' also endorse thereon ')he name of the applicant and the substance of such application, and sign his name thereto, which endorsement only shall be read by the Mayor or other Presiding Officer, unless a member shall require the reading of the paper, in which case the whole shall be iread. By-law 504, s. 53. BeteniiiriMti- ^^- -^ petitions or other written communications on ^uniM^ioM any subject within the cognizance of any Standing Com- PetlUona to be «ndoned. By-law 604.] op the city of Toronto. 291 mittee, shall, on presentation, be referred by the Mayor prJ^l^m or other Prboiding Officer, to the proper Committee, with- . _^""^, out any motion ; and no member shall speak upon, nor shall any debate be allowed on the presentation of any SiJJU^un the petition or other communication to the Council ; but any ^"}''or"wm- member may move that in referring said petition or other """""•"""•• communication, certain instructions may be given by the Council, or that the said petition or communication be referred to a Select Committee, and if the petition or communication complain of some present personal griev- wit»» thoy ance, requiring an immediate remedy, the matter contained KJJJJU,'eS!"™*'"*' therein may be brought into immediate discussion, and disposed of forthwith. By-law 504, s. 54. 56. Any member may move to take up or refer any ^•♦"'"^"JJ^he communication or petition made or presented to the "^ "^ '^•"*'*" Council during the year in which such motion is made, or during the year next preceding such year, and whether such communication or petition has been referred to a Committee and reported upon or not ; but no motion shall be in order to take up or refer a communication or peti- ^ tion made or presented at any time before the commence- inunt of the year next preceding such motion. By-law .504, s. 55. APPOINTMENT AND ORGANIZATION OF COMMITTEES. d7. All Standing or SelectCommittees shall be appointed Appointment ot „ , , - . . » , SUndlngorSe- on motion of a member by consent of a majority of the leot committee. Council, and any member of the Council may be placed on a Committee, notwithstanding the absence of such mem- ber at the time of his being named upon such Committee and the Mayor shall be, ex-oMdo, a member of all Com- The Mayor to be mitteea, and no Committee shall consist of more than •*' °'»*'Com- nutteat. one member from each Ward. By-law 504, s. 56 ; By-law 729, s. 5. 58. Every member who shall introduce a bill, petition, Membwiintro- or motion, upon any subject which may be referred to a which weiprfer- 292 CONSOLIDATED BT-IAW8 [By-law 504. No. S04. Prooeedinn in Ooiinoil. Select Committee, shall be one of the Committee without being named by the Council, and shall, unless he otherwise By- red to B Select determines, be the Chainnan of such Committee. Oomroittfie, torn f?."^^??^'"""' law 604, s. 67. Committee. Majority of 1 bers of Comi fmem- Dommit- tee to form s quorum. Standing Com- mitteea of tlie Council. 69. Of the number of members appointed to compcse any Standing or Select Committee, such number thereof as shall be equal to a majority of thewhole number chosen, exclusive of any ex-offido member, shall be a quorum, competent to proceed to business. By-law 604, s. 58. 60. There shall be annually appointed, at the first or second meeting of each newly-elected Council, the fol- lowing Committees, which shall compose the Standing Committees of the Council : (1) The Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment. (2) The Standing Committee to be designated "The Board of Works." (3) The Standing Committee on Wharves and Harbours. (4) The Standing Committe on Public Walks and Gardens. (6) The Standing Committee on Public Markets. (6) The Standing Committee on Fire, Water, and Gas. (7) The Standing Committee on Public Buildings. (8) The Standing Committee to be designated "The Board of Gaol Inspectors." (9) The Standing Conmiittee on Licenses. (10) The Standing Committee to be designated "The Board of Health." By-law 604, s. 59 ; By-law 642, s. 2. conqporition of QH, Each Standing Committee of the Council shall con- oommitteeik gjg^ ^f gQQ\^ members of the Council, not exceeding one member from each Ward, as the Council may elect at its first or second meeting, as aforesaid. By-law 604, s. 60. Pintme6iii«a 62. The members of each Standing Committee of the c^mmittMfk Council shall meet at the City Hall for the purpose of Ithout Jrwise By- By-law ?04.] OF the citt op Toronto. denization, within three days after that on which they are appointed, at such hours as the Mayor may direct, or in default of the Mayor naming such hours, then the City Clerk shall appoint the hours for such meetings. By-law 504, s. 61. 293 No. 604. Procaedinn in OonnclT. 63. The members of each Standing Committee of the ^J^^'o, Council shall at their first meeting proceed to elect from KS*'''""' among themselves a Chairman; and immedifl-tcly aftier such Chairman has been elected, the days of the future regular meetings of each Standing Comiaittee shall be determined by the members thereof, and also the hour at which each of such meetings shall be held. By-law 504, s. 62. Days ot u thenameeoftt or before the first Monday in July, in each year, the cowectote. names of such number of fit and proper persons to be Collectors of Taxes, as may be necessary for the collectors to be performance of that duty, subject to the same condi- thXquau^ tions as Assessors, in regard to previous examination. (3) To report to the Council, on or before the first Mon- ^^,3^^^**;;, day in Jime, in each year, as to the manner in which shoiSd^"i»£eS the revenue required for the current year should be raised. (4) To consider and report, as often as may be necessary. To report on the ' * ' •' *' maoaoement of on the management of all matters connected with tl'^Se c'reore- railway stock, bonds, or other securities held by the "°"- Corporation. 298 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAW8 [By-law 504. No. S04. ProceedlnoB In Counoii. To report on the gelling or leMlnfc of City property. To have the superviiiion of the Treuurer^B depart- dent To advise the Treaxurer, To see that the Treasurer and his Ofllcers per- form their duty. To forbid the payment of mo- neys, ;;c., under certair ciroumstancei. (5) To consider and report on all affairs connected with the leasing or selling of City property. (6) To have the special supervision of the books of ac- count, documents and vouchers, and of all moneys, debentures and securities, in the Treasurer's office, and shall also have the supervision of the Treasurer, and of all Officers in his department under him. (7) To advise the Treasurer, when called upon to do so, in all matters pertaining to his office. (8) To see that all duties and services which ought to be performed by the Treasurer and the Officers in his department, are fully executed, (9) To forbid the signing or delivery of any cheques, or of any security, or the payment of any money by the Treasurer, if they shall think it expedient so to do, tintil the matter can be further considered, or can be referred to the Council. receipt and pay' ment of money e and mana<{e the flnancial (Qfairs of the City, ^^indp'Jv- (^®) "^^ regulate all matters connected with the receipt and payment of money, and to order the adoption of such regulations in connection therewith as may be deemed necessary for the prevention of any payment being noade in contravention of the By-laws, and generally to manage the financial affairs of £he City. AdvCTtomients. (H) To direct the purchase of stationery, the advertise- Printing. mcnt of City notices, and the performance of print- ing, and to report thereon to the Council. By-law 504, s. 68 ; By-law 729, s. 9. Duties of the Board of Works, 71. In addition to the duties prescribed by law, or ly the sixty-ninth section of this By-Jaw, or by any othe • By- law of the City of Toronto, prescribing duties to the Board of Works, the duties especially imposed on the Standing Committee of " The Board of Works " shall be as follows : By-law 542, s. 3. By-law 604.] op the city of Toronto. (1) To consider and report on aU matters /elating to sewers, drains, streets, lanes, alleys, and public thoroughfares. (2) To report and recommend to the Council such regula- lations for the control of private buildings, drains and fences, as may be requisite for the public safety and welfare, and in accordance with the Legislative enact- ments. 299 No. MM. Prooeedlnnin CnuuoU. To nport on matten ooiinect- ad with aewen, ■traelH, &o. To recommend regulktioni for the control of f>riTate build- ngx, &c..iitm«y be requisite (or the public Miety. (3) To report to the Council, in their final report for each To report on aii ^ ' * *• works of pemia- year, on all works of permanent improvement in con- JJf"„\J^^Jc»r nection with the City property above entmierated, as fh^eMuing""' it may be considered essential to the welfare and ^*"'" convenience of the citizens to be carried out during the ensuing year, together with the estimated cost of the works so recommended. (4) To direct and control the City Engineer and his Staff S'thrcitT*"'' in the discharge of their duties, and to report to the fSSl'SSd'S?"* Council from time to time, on all matters connected comloii." *'*' with the duties of his department. (6) To give effect to such orders of the Council in relation To give effect to ^ ' ° certain orden of to the performance of works imder other Committees. ""* counou. By-law 604, s. 69 ; By-law 542, s. 3 ; By-law 729, s. 10. 72. In addition to the duties prescribed by law, or by oS'^ittoewj the sixty-ninth section of this By-law, or by any other b^^^^'!^ By-law of the City of Toronto, the duties especially im- posed on the Standing Committee on Wharves and Har- bours, shall be as follows : (1) To manage and report on all matters connected with To manag* »nd wharves or other property abutting on the waters of p^^y abu^. tini; on the water. the Bay that may Ite owned by the Corporation. (2) To mani^ and report, in conjunction with the Jo i^w^ with "Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment,'' *^*»"""''***' *•>« 800 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 504. Mo. 504. ProoMdiniit In Oounoil. aoooantsralat- tng to the Enluiade Mid water Iota. on all matters relating to the settlement of accounts for the construction of the Esplanade, and filling in of water lots, the adjustment of the amount to be charged to the respective owners of water lots in re- spect of said work, and the assessment therefor, in accordance ,with the Legislative enactment in relation thereto. By-law 504, s. 70. Dutlea of the Committee on Public Walks and Oardeni. 73. In addition to the duties prescribed by law, or by the sixty -ninth section of this By-law, or by any other By- law of the City of Toronto, the duties especially imposed on the Standing Committee on Public Walks and Qardens, shall be as follows : To manage and report on matters con- nected with the public parka, squares, tie. (1) To manage and report on all matters connected with the preservation of all grounds set apart for Public Parks, Squares, Gardens or Walks, and all buildings erected thereon, and the prevention of encroachments on such properties. To report on fencing and pre- serving the parks, &c. (2) To report on all matters connected with fencing, ornamenting and preserving the Parks, Squares, Gardens, or Walks, as aforesaid, and to carry out all such works connected therewith, as the Council may authorize. To consider and report with the Finance Com- mittee on the disposal of the public walks and Xatdens property. (3) To consider and report in conjunction with the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment, on all mattei's connected with the sale or disposal of thelandsdeeded to the City of Toronto by the Trustees named in a certain patent from the Crown, dated one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, and which lands are commonly known as Public Walks and Gardens, and to manage and direct the disposal of the funds accruing from such sales, in such manner as may be consistent with the Acts of the Legislature in that behalf, and most conducive to the interests of the City. By-law 604, s. 71. By-law 504.] of the city of Toronto. 301 74. In addition to the duties prescribed ^v law, or by p,J2e ' * Committee on the sixty-ninth section of this By-law, or by any By-law gj2»> watered of the City of Toronto, the duties especially imposed on the Standing Committee on Fire, Water and Gas, shall be as follows : (1) To manage and report on the organization of the To muitge ua ' or o report on mat- Fire Brigade, the supply and maintenance of the ttJ^BSfSil^e. engines, horses, hose, hose carts, and all other ap- paratus connected therewith, and to see that the.same are kept in good order, repair and efficiency. (2) To appoint the members of the Fire Brigade. (3) To report on the lighting of the City, on the erec tion of gas or oil lamps, and the and the inspection of gas metres. To Teport on the ushtingot the tion of gas or oil lamps, and the inspection thereof, <^*7- 808 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 604. No. S04. Proo*cdliin in OouDb!'. To report on the ■upply of water, the erection of tuikf, etc. To oonitder end report on the Are limiti uid Impection ol bulldlugi. Duttee at the Oummlttee on Public BuUdinpi. (4) To enquire into and report on the supply of Water, and the erection and maintenance of tanks, hydrants and fire-plugs. (6) To consider and report on all matters connected with the establishment of fire limits, the inspection of buildings with reference thereto, and the prosecution of offenders against such regulations as may be en- acted. By-law i504, s. 73. 76. In addition to the duties prescribed by law, by the sixty-ninth section of this By-law, or by any other By- law of the City of Toronto, the duties especially imposed on the Standing Committee on Public Buildings, shall be as follows : (1) To manage and report on all mattei? connected with the management, erection and repairs of public buildings, except those that are undt^i* the supervision of the Standing Committee on Public Walks and Gardens. (2) To report and recommend to the Council such re- gulations and alterations as may from time to time be deemed necessary and expedient, and to carry out such works in connection therewith as the Council may authorize. By-law 504, s. 74. TOb!fSSS"'o/ "^^^ Whenever the consent of the Council is desired to ^Jg^"*'"" P*""" an assignment or sub-lease of any Corporation property already demised, it shall be lawful for the Mayor for the time being to grant such consent under the seal of the City, upon the order of the Committee having charge of the said lands. By-law 729, s. 12. To nuuage and report on mat- ten connected with the public buildiniTi. To report on alteration* and to cany out the works authorized by the Council. Duties of the Treaaurer. APPOINTMENT AND DUTIES OF OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. TREASURER. 78. To enable the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment to discharge the duties hereby imposed on it, By-law 504.] of the oity of tobonto. the TreaBurer, by himself, or his Deputy, shall, in addi- tion to those duties prescribed by law, or by any By-law or resolution of the Council, perform the following duties : 308 No. 804. ProoeMUnn In Counoli. (1) To act as Secretary to the said Committee, and. as ToMt MSwn- ^ ' , , „ tarytotheFfn- such to keep a rdfeord of all mmutes, orders, and »°«« committoe. reports : Provided always, that the said Committee may, from time to time allow one of the clerks in his office to act as their Secretary. (2) To cause a notice of each regular and special meet- to osom nottoM ing to be served on each member of the said Com- tobewrvod. mittee, at his residence or ordinary place of business, on the day previous to such meeting being held. f3) To supply all information relative to the finances of To mppiy infor- *• ' * *^ •' nwtlon to the the City, and to all other matters connected with his committM. office, as the said Committee may require. f4) Tc' caform to all directions of the said Committee, Toooniormto ^ ' 'the direotioM of consistent with law or the By-laws of the City. '••* committee. (5) To have charge of the City Seal, and only to at- J|'^5''^t''*^L tach the same to any document connected with the Corporation, on the order of the Council or of the said Committee. (6) To have control over all Officers placed in his office, To have control ^ ' * ^ _ over the olerka subject tc such orders as he may from time to time •" •>'■ """e- receive from the said Committee or the Council. By-law 604, s. 76. CITY CLERK. 79. The duties of the Clerk of the Council, in addi- Dutie.of the ' Clerk of the tion to those prescribed by law, or by any By-law or ounou. resolution of the Council, in connection with all Standing and other Committees shall be : (1) To notify each member of the respective Commit- Tomtuy mem- tees appointed under this By-law, so soon as the ap- mitteeeot the 9H No. 604. ProoewUiMK In ' Ouunoll. tlmo uid plaoe of thair nnl meeting. To (umlih mom- ben with * copy of thi> By-Uw. To f Uintah certl- fletl conic* of renlutiona, ius., of ths Uouncll. To oommunloata to the Commit- tees matters re- ferred to them. Tohkvethe final leportii of Committee* printed. To have control over theolerl(B InhlRofHce, To give notice of gpeolal meeting* of the Couusil. Service of notio*. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-Uw SOi. pointment has been made, of the time and place at which the first meeting of the Committee will be held. (2) To furnish each of such members with a copy of thin By-law at the time of serving^the notice of the first meeting. (3) To furnish the Treasurer of the City, the Secre- tary of the Board of Works, and the Chairman of each of the other Committees, with certified copies of all resolutions, enactments, and orders of th>^ Council, relative to the matters over which the said Committees may respectively have Jurisdiction, on the day next succeeding that upon which the action of the Council in respect thereof takes place. (4) To communicate or convey to the Committees all petitions or other documents referred by the Council. (6) To have two hundred and fifty copies of each of the final reports of the several Standing Committees printed forthwith, after they shall have been sub- mitted to the Council. (6) To have control over all Officers employed in his office, subject to such orders as he may from time to time receive from the Mayor or the Council. (7) To give notice to the members of the Council of all meetings thereof, when held on any other day than Monday ; said notice to be delivered to each mem- ber, at his residence or place of business, on the day previous to that on which such meeting is to be held. By-law 604, s. 76 ; By-law 729, s. 9. 82. EKGINEER AND STAFF. Appointment of City Engineer and Staff. 80. The Councnl shall appoint an Officer to be known as the City Engineer, and shall also, upon the nomination He, MM. 'ooMdlnn OounelT. ProoMdInn In leiT. By-law 504] ur the citt or Toronto. 806 of the said Engineer, appoint the following Staff: 1. An Assistant Engineer and Secretary of the Board of Works. 2. An Accountant. 3. A Draughtsman. 4. An Engineor's Clerk. 5. One General Inspoctor, East. 6. One General Inspector, West 7. One Assistant Inspector, East. 8. One Assistant Inspector, West. By-law 708, s. 2. 81. It shall be the duty of each of the said Officers to to Mrform tuoh perform such duties as may be assigned to them by law, Mi^Jdto*' or by the By-laws of this Council, under the direction and subject to the approval of the Board of Works, uud of the City Engineer. By-law 708, s. 3. 82. It shall be the duty of the City Engineer— DuttM of tht EiiflnMr. (1) To report to the Board of Works, on or before the to nport first day of December in each year, as to the improve- ments and repairs which in his opinion should be undertaken by the Corporation during the next suc- ceeding year ; and also, on or before the first day of ~ May in each year, to present to the said Board a supplementary report as to any additional improve- ments and repairs to be undertaken during the year, and which were not included in the last preceding report. • (2) To take such measures as he may consider necessary to have » surrey tp secure a perfect survey, and a complete system of wew'toaireneni levels and bench marks, in and for the City of Wonto, with a view to a general plan of sewerage, and the establishment of the levels of all streets, sewers, private drains, buildings, &c. depa* 'ment. (3) To have the general superintendence and control of to have control all employ 6s of the Department in the carrying out of his*™'' ° of all works of construction and repair of buildings, sewers, drains, roads, and other works ordered by the Council or any Committee thereof. (4) To be responsible to the Board of Works and to the to b« Council for the due performance of ail such works, LuwITriis under T 306 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 604. No. B04. Priiceedinn in Council. his supervision uiilew otherwise ordered. To select and employ all worlinien, &c. unless by the Resolution, By-law, or contract for the same, such works have been entrusted to some other Engineer or Architect. (5) To decide upon, select, and employ such number of foremen, mechanics, and labourers as may be re- quii-ed from time to time for any Corporation work under his control which has not been let by contract ; and such employSa shall be paid by the City upon the Engineer's certificate, and shall be subject to dis- missal at any time by him, without being entitled to any notice of, or compensation for, such dismissal. To examine all complaints as to defective paving, drainage, Ac. (6) To examine or cause examination to be made into all complaints of defective sidewalks, paving, flagging, or drainage, and to take such measures as may be necessary to secure the conservation of the public thoroughfares, and their maintenance against en- croachment. To sign all permits irranted nv board of Worlcs. (7) To sign all permits which may be gi-anted by the Board of Works for opening streets, sidewalks, or other public places, for the purpose of constructing buildings, laying down gas or water pipes, or private drains, or Jor any other purpose whatever. Til report weekly us ti- iiuiiibtr of workmen em- ployed and materials used. (8) To cause a weekly return to be made to him of all workmen employed and materials used during the week, and of the amount and description of work done. To examine all ^9) To cxaminc and certify all bills for material and bUla for material ^ ' , *' •nd labour. labour against the Corporation, and to make, or cause to be made, the surveys and examinations necessary for the purpose. To have control (10) To havc control of all assistants employed in his de- of all Ills assiit i ji n /-n > • \ •nti, and corpo partmont, and of all Corporation contractors, sub- raili.n con- * * *fe*of- ject to the terms of their respective conti-acts. OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. 307 Ko. 604. By-law 604.] (11) To report from time to time to the Board of Works, or to any Committee having cognizance of the mat- ter, or to the Council, as the case may require, any Jg^^jJoJ^y,,^ obstruction he may meet with in the course of his ^^ ^oriu duties, and any matter upon which he may require ^'**^- advice or instruction. By-law 708, s. 4. 83. It shall be the duty of the Assistant Engineer and "'i*|fl^**"'j Secretary of the Board of Works— ISSSd^worta' (1) To attend to all persons calling at the office on busi- To attend on pu-' ^ ' '^. ° ties havine busi- ness connect i with the Department, and in the ab- ?,^!J^''¥' sence of the City Engineer to answer all inquiries connected with such businens. Department. (2) To cause a notice of each regular and special meet- to give notice of ing of the Board of Works to be served on each Board, member of the said Board at his residence or ordi- nary place of business, on the day preceding that on which such meeting is to be held. (3) To keep fiill and accurate minutes of the meetings of To keep record* the said Board, with a marginal number for each such minute, and to index the said " Minute Book " according to the subjects of such minutes, within one week after the same have been taken. (4) To conduct the correspondence of the said Board of to conduct the Works, and keep and index weekly according to sub- of theltoard. jects, a "Letter Book" containing copies of all letters written by him on office business. (5) To communicate on the day after any meeting of to communicate , IP TTT 1 <• -i ordere made by the Board of Works, a copy of any order or minute t»>e •*o" MuJ Ijedfer. (4) An " Abstract Book," which shall contain a sum- Abstnct Book. mary of the amounts certified in every month, and on accoimt of what service. (6) A " Stone Book," which shall contain a copy of all sumeBook. measurements of stone or gravel returned by the In- spectoro or Deputy Inspectors. (6) An " Invoice Book," into which shall be posted the invoice Book, original invoices of all stores and materials ordered by the Department, and the order under which the same was so supplied ; and no account for stores or supplies shall be certified, unless the original order therefor, signed by the City Engineer, is returned with the account. By-law 708, s. 6. 85. It shall be the duty of the Draughtsman — Duty of Dreughtanuui. (1) To prepare and have the custody ?f, and be respon- TopTepuoHid sible for, all such plans and estimates as may from •upUiuhui 68tUIUt€8. time to time be required by the City Engineer, and to make copies of the same when reqrired. (2) To keep a " Plan Book," which shall contain a list To kMp » pub . Book. of all plans, profiles, and drawings in ^the Depart- ment ; and no plan shall be allowed to go out of the ' 3ice until a receipt for the same has been signed by • the person to whom it is given. By-law 708, s. 7. 86. It shall be the duty of the Engineer's Clerk to Duty oi En- keep, under the direction of the Engineer, the following books : — (1) A " Received Letter Book," which shall contain an Tokeep t'Se- oetved Letter abstract of all letters received, with date of receipt. Boot » subject, and a memorandum of reply, with date. 810 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW 504. No. 604. Procecdion in CounoiT. Letter Book. Report Book. Permit Book, Private Drain Book. (2) A " Letter Book," which shall contain copies of all letters sent out by the Engineer on office business. (3) A " Report Book," which shall contain a copy of every report made by the Engineer to the Council, or any Committee thereof. (4) A " Permit Book," containing counterfoils of all per- mits signed by the Engineer, under sub-section seven of section number eighty- iwo. (5) A " Private Drain Book," which shall show the cost of every private drain put in by the Corporation, and the amount to be paid to the Treasurer therefor. Certificate Book, (g) A « Certificate Book," which shall show the periodi- cal estimates of all contract works in pro'^ress, as made up from the Inspector's measurements, for the purpose of being certified by the Engineer. ErtimateBook. (7) ^n " Estimate Book," which shall contain a copy of the Engineer's estimates of the cost of all projected or intended works. Oenera Order Book. Material* and Stores Book. (8) A " General Order Book," which shall contain coun- teifoils of all orders issued by the Engineer for works to be commenced, proceeded with, or discontinued. (9) A " Materials and Stores Book," which shall contain counterfoils of all orders signed by the Elngineer for stores or materials to be supplied. By-law 708, s. 8. Certain booka to be kept in dupli- 87. The Certificate Book, Permit Book, Qeneral Order Book, and Materials and Stores Book, shall be kept in duplicate, with counterfoils like a cheque book, oiid both order or certificate and counterfoil shall be signed by the Engineer in every case. By-law 708, s. 9. Dntjr ot Oenaial Impeotonol ^'^ Works— 88. It shall be the duty of the Qeneral Inspectors of By-law 504.] OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 811 iper- 3ven (1) To have charge — one for the Eastern and the other prJ^MdiSJ^ i^ for the Western Division of the City— of all works of vj!!I^]i^ construction and repair undertaken by the Corpo- To^h»M oh»w ration. oo^trJSionand (2) To give all necessary lines and levels for such works, To give nooes- , „ , . , , . , «"7 "ne» and to make all measurements which may be required, leveu. and to return the same to the Engineer monthly or otherwise, as ho may direct. (3) To keep a " Measurement Book," in which they shal] Jo keep » enter all measurements of work done and materials ^^^'" delivered, with dates and names, as may be required. By-law 708, s. 10. 89. It shall be the duty of the Assistant Inspectors of Dutv ot Avbt- uit lUBpeoton Works, each in his respective division or elsewhere, as <>' woA may be ordered : (1) To aid and assist the General Inspectors in all works Toaniatthe oo> nenl Inspector. of repair. (2) To receive and give out all material in stock, and to to nceive and keep such accounts thereof as may be required, and riaia in stock, return the same to the Elngineer when directed. (3) To have control of the Gang Foremen. Tohaveoontroi of Gang Fore- men. (4) To keep the time of all men employed by the De-To keep the time partment, and certify the same weekly to the En- pioy«L gineer. (5) To attend with the Pay Clerk whenever the men to attend pay 1 1 • .1 . -1 -r. , ».««.-. .. « "sl** when men under his control are paid. By-law 708, s. 11. we paid. 90. Whenever work is done or material supplied under certificates not * * to be granted for a written contract, no account or estimate for such work woa unless oon- ' tract and bond or material shall be certified by the Engineer or paid by »»«»npi«t«>- the Treasurer unless and until the complete execution of the contract and bond (if any) shall first have been certi- fied by the City Solicitors. By-law 708, s. 12. Sl« CONSOUDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 504. Ko. 6M. ProeewUnn In Oouneil. Appoliitnient of ofllocni Mid nl»- riM. City Kngineer, AMbt. BngliMer and Sec. Board Ot Worki. Aoconntant, DraughUman. Enginaar'B Clerk General Intpeo- tor, Eait Oeneral Intpeo- tor, Weat. Aaiiaklnipeotor, lait Asslat. Inspector, West. Certiflcatas ot the accuracy ot accounts to be In duplicate. 91. The following officers are hereby Appointed for the duties hereinbefore specified, and subject to the provi- sions of By-kw No. 306 :— 1. Francis Shanly, Esq., City Engineer, from the tweuty-fifth day of October, 1875, at a salary of three thousand dollars per annum, with an allowance of $600 for horse hire. 2. Joseph H. Bennett, Assistant Engineer and Secretary of the Board of Works, at a salary of twelve hundred dollars per annum. 3. William D. Shutt, Accountant, at a salary of one thous- and dollars per annum. 4. Stewart Howard, Draughts- man, from such day as may be named by order of the Board of Works, at a salary of one thousand dollars per annum. 5. D. Macdoneid, Engineer's Clerk, from the first day of December, 1376, at a salary of six hundred dollars per annum. 6. Joseph Jopling, General Inspec- tor, East, from the first day of December, 1875, at a salary of twelve hundred dollars per annum. 7. Edwin Dick- inson, General Inspector, West, from the first day of De- cember, 1875, at a salary of twelve hundred dollars per annum. 8. Robert Wilson, Assistant Inspector, East, from such day as may be named by order of the Board of Works, at a salary of eight hundred dollars per annum. 9. William Lackey, Assistant Inspector, West, from such day as may be named by order of the Board of Works, at a salary of eight hundred dollars per annum. By-law 708, s. 13. 92. Every certificate given by the City Engineer, or person in charge of the City Engineer's Department, of the accuracy of any account against the Corporation, shall be prepared in duplicate and one part shall be de- livered by him to the Treasurer, before or at the same time that the other part ij delivered to the person enti- tled to receive the money thereon. By-law 504, s. 79. ASSESSORS, COLLECTORS AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. Collectors' Rolls 98. The Collectors' Rolls are to be ready for the Col- the flntot Au- lectors on or before the first day of August in each year ; By-law 604.] op the city op Toronto. olS and if the press of business makes this impossible for the pro<»ISiinB»iii City Clerk and his assistants, the Standing Committee .^ "^. on Finance and Assessment shall obtain for the Clerk guii tn tMh su^h further and temporary assistance as may be neces- sary, and shall forthwith report to the Council what they do in this respect, with their reasons therefor. By-law 604, s. 80. 94. In addition to the duties prescribed by law, or by uonvya redtwed *^ "^ ' -^ by the Offloen any By-law or Resolution of the Council, every Collector, J,o„*''ho ""JJ^*" and every Officer of the Corporation (other than the Jj"™ »<> b* pdd Treasurer), whoso office occasions his receiving or collect- ing money for the Corporation, shall, unless otherwise directed by By-law or Resolution of the Council, pay to the Treasurer, on the Saturday of every week, all his col- lections up to that date ; and shall, at the same time, de- liver to the Treasurer a declaration signed by such Col- lector or other Officer as aforesaid, and to the effect that the amount so paid is aU that he has received up to the time of making such payment, and the Treasurer or Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment, may require such declaration in any case, to be sworn before the Mayor. By-law 504, s. 81. 95. The Treasurer shall, from time to time, report to TreMurer to «- the Council all Collectors or other Officers who make de- fault in complying with the requirements of the preced- ing section of this By-law, with the particulars of the de- fault. By-law 504, s. 82. MONEY appropriations, ACCOUNTS, EXPENDITURES, CONTRACTS AND IMPROVEMENTS. 96. All appropriations of money shall be submitted to Money appropH- _, * * * •> »tl0M. a Committee of the whole before being taken up in full Council. By-law 604, s. 83. 97. No Committee, or Member of the Council, and no committeee. -^ Memben, or Offl- Officer of the Corporation, shall on behalf of the Corpora- ''^tJ'Jn^'ot*^^ tion, enter into a contract, or incur or authorize anv ex- 'n«k«ooiitr»cu No. S04. ProoMdlngi in Count U. 314 CONSOLIDATKD BY-LAWS [By-law 504. P«»nditure, without having obtained, by By-law or Resolu- tion, the previous authority or sanction of the Council, without «notion By-law, 504, s. 84. oltheCounoiL *' ' penditSrei w-*"' ^®" ^° Contract or expenditure shall be authorized or Son of the rS^ permitted in contemplation of a loan, whereby a debt is SutihSdS^ u'ntu*' incurred requiring the approval of the rate-payers, until PM»eci! ** after the By-law for such loan or debt has been duly passed, and has been approved of by the rate-payers ac- cording to law. By-law 504, s. 85. SMly''priOT to 99. Prior to the introduction and passing of the Annual the ^S& Eg- Estimates of Receipts and Expenditure, all resolutions of Coiincil or By-laws professing to authorize the expendi- ture of money shall only be passed subject to a reference to the Finance Committee to estimate for the same, and after the introduction and passing of the Estimates, such By-laws or resolutions shall only be passed subject to a two-thirds vote of the Council for such reference, in order Flpeuditure at- ^'.he*^2Sm»&» *^** ^^® ^^ Committee may consider the means of pro- viding funds for the same ; and in neither case shall any Committee or Officer of the Corporation act upon any such By-law or resolution until a report of the Finance Committee certifying the mode of providing funds has been adopted in Council. By-law 729, s. 11. RMOluttona or by-UwB provid- bagtoT the inue of OebcEturef. 100. In all cases where a Resolution of Council or By- law provides for the issuing of debentures for the purpose of raising the ways and means of meeting the expenditure thereby contemplated, the same may be passed by the Council without the reference in the preceding clause mentioned. By-law 729, s. 11. Works orim- ^ ^ 101. No work or improvement shall hereafter be au- poTMuents not ^ Jrttho«*M°irt?' tliorized by the Council, without either having an esti- mate of the probable cost thereof, or (in the absence of an estimate) limiting an amount therefor ; and no con- tract shall be entered into for such work or improvement at a larger sum, or involving a larger expenditure, than By-law 604.] OF the city of Toronto. 316 No. 604. the amount so estimated or limited, and if such amount i>,.„oeedinm in is found insufficient the fact is to be reported to the Coun- ^''""'' ' cil before the work is commenced or contracted for. law, 504, 8. 89. Hv- Iniufllolent eiiti- ' nutaR to be re- ported to the CuunoU. 102. When money is hereafter duly authorized to beTreMureitok«i.p *' "" ^ separkteM- expended for any purpose, the amount to be expended is <»""'*• not to be credited by the Treasurer to any Committee, but he is to credit the same to an account to be opened for the object for which the money is voted, and he shall at the same time charge the amount against the fund out of which the same is to be paid, so as to show how much of such fund is from time to time appro- priated; and he shall afterwards charge against the account which is to receive the credit, the sums from time to time paid of the amount so voted. By-law 604, s. 90. 103. In case money appropriated to any particular Exoea. oi brp»o- purpose exceeds the amount which such purpose is after- ^^^t^ wards found to require, the Treasurer shall carry the ro'ifey!?'''^'** surplus to the credit of an account to be opened in his books for unappropriated money. By-law 504, s. 91. 104. No money hereafter voted or raised for any pur- Money* Toted for •' •' *^ one purpose not pose shall be applied to any other purpose, without J^^Jf**"** *« expressly rescinding or repealing the Resolution or By-law by or under which the same was voted or raised, so far as such Resolution or By-law stated the purpose. By-law 604, s. 92. 106. For the purpose of better securing to the Council ^^^S? *° full and accurate information before being called upon to '*" •*?•'«>**>"»• authorize the expenditure of City money, every report recommending an expenditure of money shall state the reasons and grounds on which the recommendation is made, and shall, as far as praetictble, state the same with sufficient fulness to enable others to judge of the pro- priety of the proposed expenditure. By-law 504, s. 93. ?i6 C0N80LIDATKI) HY-LAW8 [By-Uw 804. No. 604. rooaadlng Oounoll. Prooaadlnn in lolT. propowd Mpitndituraf. 106. For the same purpose, in case the ex|Mjnditure is for any work or improvement the superintendence of city En^nwr to which, if authorized, would fall within the duty of the nport on aartaln _ _ V "* "'« City Engineer, or some other Superior Officer of the Cor- poration,* the Committee shall first procure a report from such Engineer, or other officer, on the subject of the pro- posed expenditure, and how far the same is in his opinion necessary or expedient with reference to such of the general interests and requirements of the City as fall within the department of such officer, with his reasons at large. By-law 504, s. 94. Reports recom mending expen' 107. No report of a Committee recommending any ^"""d S" re'^rt e^pc'^^li*''!'^ ^hat should fall under the preceding section oi proper oflfor. gf ^}^\^ By-law shall be received by the Council, unaccom- panied by the report of the proper officer, save in a ca.se of emergency, to be fully shown in the report of the Com- mittee, and assented to by a vote of two-thirds of the jaembers of the Council present. By-law 504, s. 95. Rewi^M 108. No resolution authorizing any expenditure for any K'entortained'** °^ *'^® purposes embraced in the one hundred and sixth w^rt of"the section of this By-law shall be entertained by the Coun- piopero oer. ^.|^ without a like report having been first obtained from the proper officer. By-law 504, s. 96. improvementain 109. When BJiy Committee recommends, or any Mem- whloh memben " •re int«re^' bcr of the Couucil proposes to the Council, the making of any improvement, or the expending of any money, for or in respect of property of any kind, it shall be the duty of such Committee, or of the Members introducing the pro- posal, as the case may be, to ascertain, as far as practicable, whether such improvement passes through or along any property in which any member of the Council or officer of the Corporation is interested, or whether any such Mem- ber or Officer is interested in the property for or in respect of which the money il*^roposed to be expended, and to state to the Council how the facts are in those respects, so far as ascertainable. This, in the case of a Committee, shall By-law 604.] of the city ok Toronto. 317 bo done in the report containing their recommendation, |.,^^ |„ and, except in a case of emergency, and then with the ,^^"^1^ sanction of two-thirds of those present, no action shall be taken or permitted upon any such report or proposal, until information of the matters referred to in this section is laid before the Council. By-law 504, s. 97. 110. With the view of preventing Members and Officers Mamb«nuid «•/-. i'* ,.. 1.^ . ofllcemol the of the Corporation from being interested in Corporation corporation not '^ a r to he Intcrettcd contracts, it is hereby expressly declared that no Member '" «>«>»"<"• of the Council, and no Officer of the Corporation, shall be interested in a private capacity, directly or indirectly, in And lee ae v., o. any contract or agreement for labour, or for any materials, goods, wares, or merchandise furnished to the City, wherein the City is a party interested. By-law 604, s. 98. 111. Any breach of the duty imposed by the preceding offloenef the "' J r J r -9 Corporation to section of this By-law, on the part of any Officer of the J,aSj,"« lUter- Corporation, shall subject him to forfeiture of his office ^JJi.'" '*'"■ and immediate removal therefrom. By-law 504, s. 99. 112. No account or claim against the City, arising out Aooounu or con- ^ J' o tracte In which of or connected with any contract, agreement, purchase or "^^e'"'°*' sale, made contrary' to the one hundred and tenth section ^"^JJJi""^ of this By-law, shall be certified by any Engineer or other ^,s;"""<^ f »' Officer of the Corporation, or approved by any Committee, or the Chairman thereof, or paid by the Treasurer. By- law 504, s. 100. 113. Every contract shall contain a clause declaring that clause to be •' ° insertea in con- the contract is entered into on the part of the Corporation MS^VoroV in full faith, that no Member of the CouncU and no Officer ?^Mof, h'.S.anr" of the Corporation has any interest whatever therein, and " "^ further declaring that the persons contracting, and their representatives, are to foifeit all claims under the contract, and for all work done, or materials, goods, wares, or mer- chandise furnished under it, if it shall appear that any Member of the Council or Officer of the Corporation is at the time interested therein, or if any interest therein is 818 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-Uw 804. Na. MM. Pmo««dlngi tn CouiiolT. afterwards given or agreed to be given to him, and pro- viding that no payment is to be required without the tleclaration I jing delivered at the time of requiring the same, as hereinafter provided. By-law 504, s. 101. Aooounti for work done •nd ir >«rlala pro- vlL.tl to the Cor- poration to bo acoompanled by u docUntlon that Heinbem and UHlctirH of theCorporatliiii are not inte- r««t«d therein. Declaration may be required to be under oath. 114. Every account for work done, or materials, goods, wares, or merchandise, furnished for the Corporation, shall be accompanied by a writteL or printed declaration by the person claiming the same, and under his signature, to the tjffcct that no Member of the Council or Officer of the Cor- poration is in a private capacity, directly or indirectly interested in such account, or in nny part of the work or materials mentioned therein, or of the money thereby claimed. If in consequence of the person, or one or more of the persons claiming, being absent, or for any sufficient cause, the required declaration cannot be obtained, the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment may in lieu thereof receive such other evidence of the facts to be so declared as may be satisfactory, and shall in such case report what they do, for the infcimiation of the Coimcil. The Committee to whose department the account relates, or the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment, may, if they .see fit, requir'j the declaration in any case to be sworn to before the Mayor. By-law 504, s. 102. Materials belong- ing to the Corpo- ration nt.t to be delivered with- out a requisition. City Enffineer to deliver niateriala to i)er»on3 enti- tled thereto, and take areoelpt. 11.5. No plank, stone, timber, or otherinaterials belong- ing to the Corporation shall be delivered to or used by any person, nr-r shall any person (other than the City Engineer) takrt or use any plank, stone, timber, or other materials on account of the Corporation, unless he shall first make a requisition in writing for the said material so required, designating particularly the kind, quality and quantity of the said material, and the work for which the same is re- quired ; and should the material so required be on hand or contracted for delivery,and the person applying therefor be entitled thereto for the work in question, it shall be the duty of the City Engineer, or person in charge of the City Engineer's department, to deliver such material to such Uy-law 60*.] of TEB city of TORONTO. 319 person, or give him an order therefor, as the case may be, p^nJidiSl; m and take his receipt therefor. By-law 504, s. 103. vJ^I^J^/ 116. As to the waterinc: of the streets, if a majority in watering urMU ° ^ " where nktepayen number and value of the ratepayers on any street, or on Jfj^JjUJi'^'Jii any part of a street, clearly defined between cross streets, ^^^ »»>«n>»«iv««. desire that the watering thei jf should be superintended by one of themselves, or by some other person without a salary therefor.and in place of the City Engineer, or person in charge of the City Engineer's department, they may appoint a person accordingly, subject to the approval of the Board of Works, and on communicating the appoint- ment to the Council, the said City Engineer, or person in charge of the City Engineer's department, shall be relieved from the duty SC' far as regards the locality in question, By-law 504, s. 104. 117. No contractor or other person engaged on any S°"'J^f«flJ2te work for the City, shall be paid the compensation allowed p'e^'iSi'foi^JSl him (unless otherwise provided for) by his contract, or any ««'*'"» P"y""-«"*- part thereof, unless at the time of paying the same, he shall present to the Treasurer a certificate from the City Engineer, or person in charge of the City Engineer's de- partment, stating that he had examined, measured, and computed the work, and that the same was completed, or that the payment demanded was due on such work ; and also stating what the work was on which such money was due. By-law 504, s. 105. 118. With the view of further carrying out the various Accounts, how to •' ° he cerllflcd. objects embraced in this By-law, every account before being paid shall be certified, firstly by the City Engineer, or other Superior Officer under whose superintendence the work was done or material provided, and secondly, by the Committee (if any,) under whose authority the oontract or expenditure was made ; this latter certificate being given by, or by order of such Committee, or a ma- jority thereof, and signed by the members or by the Chairman in their presence ; and such uei-tiiicate shall also 320 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 504. piwBwUngB In refer in some distinct manner to the By-law or Resolution , ^""^ of the Council by or under which the expenditure wm authorized. By-law 504, s. 106. brpiSd'w?th*out ^^^' '^^® Treasurer shall pay no such account unless dScUuStiSn"'^ the same is given to him with the said two certificates, and also with the declaration hereinbefore mentioned, or the order of the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment in lieu of such declaration, nor imless the same was duly authorized by the Council according to Payment by the provisions of this By-law ; and when the payment is by cheque, the cheque shall mention the By-law or Reso- lution which authorizes the payment to be made. By-law 504, s. 107. cej5'"<*f«»t9';e 120. In case the Committee has reason to believe that withheld if it is mimb^ '"^ any Member of the Council or Officer of the Corporation nounoi?'ig*'inter- is interested in any account presented for the approval of Mcount such Copimittee, it shall be the duty of such Committee to withhold a certificate, and to give the parties interested and supposed to be interested in the account an opportunity of disproving the supposed interest ; and if they fail to do so to the satisfaction of such Committee, it shall be th duty of the Committee to report the same forthwith to the Council. By-law 504, s. 108. Treasurer to provide forms. 121. The Treasurer, for the convenience of parties, shall provide printed forms for the necessary certificates and declaration, such forms being subject to the approval of the Standing Committee on Finance and Assessment. By- law 504, 8. 109. Moneys not to be 122. No moucy shall be paid to any Member of the or officers of the Council, or to any Officer of the Corporation, as asrent or Corporation on ' ./ r > o behalf of con- attomcy for any contractor, or in any manner on behalf of a contractor. By-law 604, s. 110. Members of the 123. No Member of the Council shall have power to Con>oration not i« . i i « to Interfere with dircct or mterfcro with the performance of any work for the performance * « of contract work, j^^g Corporation, and the officer in charge shall be subject By-law 604.] of the oity of Toronto. only to bis superior officer (if any) and to the Council, or to any Committee (while acting in that capadty, and not otherwise), to which the Council may in any case give authority in that behalf. By-law 604, s. 111. 321 No. (04. Proo««diiict iit Uou»« 124. All work and materials shall be done and provided works andm»te. '' rialij to be given by contract, and after tenders have been called for, and ^XSdeiT** notices for this purpose put up at every Police Station for fo'*' **"" **"** at least two weeks, besides advertising therefor in any other manner which the extent and importance of the work may render necessary. In case of an emergency rendering it necessary to dispense with this rule, such dis- c^of ,„,,,. pensing therewith shall require the sanction of a majority '^"'''^' (being not less than five) of the members of the Committee having charge of the matter ; and every such case is to be entered in their minutes at the time, and to be reported to the Council at its next meeting, with the reasons which rendered it necessary in such cases to dispense with this rule. By-law 504, s. 112. 125. No contractor or other person found by the City ponons guilty of fnHtd not to bo Engineer, or person in charge of the Engineer's depart- •g^u employed. ment, or by any Committee of the Council, or declared by a resolution of the Council, or ascertained by a judicial decision, to have been guilty of defrauding, or attempting to defraud, the City, shall again be employed in any capacity on behalf of or receive any contract from the City, without the express sanction of the Council. It shall be the duty of the various officers of the Con-oration corpom.on to *' ' report frauds. to forthwith report to their superiors all such fr-uds, or attempted frauds, of which they may become cognizant,and for such superiors to report the same to the Committee to whose department the subject of the fraud belongs. By- law 504, s. 113. GENERAL CLAUSES. 126. No persons except Members and Officers of thePwMniMimit- , , , . WdwJttUn the Council, shall be allowed to come within the bar during ^»*- V 822 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 604 No. BOi. ^^jVjj^ ^ the sittings of the Council without the pennission of the cS«^ Mayor or other Presiding Officer. By-law 504, s. 114. The law of P»r- llament to f^ovem proceed- ngs of Council or Committees in unprovided cases. Impro|H!r con- duct of officers of the Council. Suspending ruiw 127. No standing Tule or ordct of the Council shall be or orders of the ^ Council. suspended, except by a vote of two-thirds ©f the members present. By-law 504, s. 115. 128. In all unprovided cases in the proceedings of Council or in Committee, the Law of Parliament shall be followed, and in such cases the decision of the Mayor or other Presiding Officer shall be final, and acquiesced in without debate. By-law 604, s. 116. 129. Any Officer who shall refuse, or wilfully fail or neglect to perform any duty enjoined upon him by any By-law or Resolution of the Council, or who shall, in the discharge of his official duty, be guilty of any fraud, ex- tortion, oppression, favouritism, partiality, or wilful wrong or injustice, shall be subject to removal from office. By- law 504, s. 117 ; By-law 680, s. 1. By-laws to be 130. Everv Bv-law which has passed the Council shall, deposited by the ... Clerk in his immediately after being signed by the Mayor and sealed with the seal of the Corporation, be deposited by the Clerk for security in the safe connected with his office. By-law 504, s. 118. 131. All cheques for any sum of money whatever, to be paid on account of the City, shall be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by the Mayor. By-law 504, s. 119. 132. In order the more conveniently to carry out the provisions of this By-law, there shall be attached to each and every minute of the proceedings of the Coimcil a progressive number in each year, and each document or certified copy of a minute communicated to any Com- mittee of the Council, as hereinbefore »'«?quired, shall bear the number of the minute to which it refers. By-law 504,8.120. office safe. Signing of cbequt>M. Minutes of ths Council to be numbered. By-law 509.] or the city of Toronto. No. 639. A By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extent of thirty-three thousand six hun- dred dollars and foYty cents, to redeem out- standing Debentures falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy. TPamid Hat 80, 1870.1 WHEREAS, by an Act of the Provincial Legislature, twenty-second Victoria, chapter seventy -one, en- titled, " An Act to authorize the City of Toronto to issue debentures for redeeming some of their outstanding deben- tures, for which no sinking fimd has been provided, and for other purposes," it is amongst other things enacted, " That the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By- law or By-laws for authorising the issue of debentures of the said City, for a sura not exceeding in the whole four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents, to redeem debentures numbered and falling due, and amounting to the said sum of four hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty -five dollars and twenty -eightcents,herein mentioned;" And whereas, it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures, described in the said Act as falling due during the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy, and amoimting to the sum of thirty-three thousand six hundred dollars and forty cents ; And whereas, the total amount required to be raised annually, by special rate, for paying the saidsu:^ and interest, is five thousand three hundred and seventy -six dollars ; And whereas, the annual value of the whole rateable property of the said City of Toronto, according to assess- ment returns for the same, ior the year one thousand 323 Ko. fiO». iMueof •88,000.40, City DalwnturM. 2iV., c. 71. 824 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [Bj-law 509. Siwrf' fiiglit hundred and sixty-nine, was twenty-six million two *^|^J*^^|^*' hundred and seven thousand six hundred and ninety- ^-^^V"*-^ eight dollars ; And whereas, the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a spe ial rate, for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of ten per centum per annum, for the payment of the prin- cipal of the said loan of thirty-three thousand six hundred dollars and forty cents, acooiding to the provisions of the above recited Act, is two-tenths of a mill on the dollar ; Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the 1- It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, of the tt^m-toiT^ City of Toronto, to raise by way of loan, at a rate of in- ner cent on city ... terest not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of thirty-three thousand six hun- dred dollars and for^y cents, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to To be applied in be by him applied from time to time under the direction of the Council of the said City, in the redemption of the debentures, issued by the said City, respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act first above recited. By-law 509, s. 1. ebenturee. the redemption of debentures due in 1870. Manner in which the debentures kretobeouKie out. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said City of Toronto, to cause any number of debentures to be made out, for not less than one hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of thirty-three thousand six hundred dollars and forty cents, as any per- son or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be nuMle under the common seal of the said City, signed By-law 609.] of the city of Toronto. 326 No. MB. To ndMm !>•• by the Mayor and the Treasurer thereof, and made out in Buch manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. '"SSS^ uro' By-law 509, s. 2. IntorMttob* payable Iwlt- yairiy and tbe prinapal to be payable let January, 1881. VfiC A ipecial rate to be levied annually for O payment of principal and interest. 8. The interest on such debenturiBs shall be payable half-yearly, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, or such other place or places as may be agreed on by the said Mayor and the party who may agree to advance the sud principal sum of thirty-three thou'^nd six hundred dol- lars and forty cents, which shall be made payable on the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thous- and eight hundred and eighty-one, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, or such other place or places as may be agreed upon, as aforesaid. By-law 509, s. 3. 4. A special rate of two-tenths of a mill in the dollar, upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the Oity, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one to the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of thirty-three thousand six himdred dollars and forty cents, with interest thereon, as aforesaid. By-law 609, s. 4. 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of two-tenths Moneyi ariiiiig of a mill in the dollar upon the assessed value of all rate- 1*» paymMt ot '^ intereit to be able property in the City, after paying the interest on inverted, the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year, in such manner as the Qovemor in Coimdl may direct, for the purpose of creating a sinking fund for the redemption of the principal of such debentures, as they respectively become due ; the interest upon such investment to be applied to the general purposes of the City. By-law 609, s. 6. 3S6 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 516. No. M«. Toronto, Siinooo udlMikoka JaiMtlon Rail' waor Compmy. 88V.,c.80(Od».) No. 616. A By-law to aid and assist the Toronto, Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Itailway Company, by giving one hundred thousand dollars to the said Company by way of bonus, and to issue Deben- tures therefor, and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the Debentures and interest. IPamid Sipt. 86, 1870.J 1> ii THEREAS, by an Act of the Legislature of the Pro- 7 f vince of Ontario, passed in the thirty-third year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and intituled " An Act to incorporate the Toronto, Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Railway Company," it is provided as follows : " And it shall further be lawful for any Mimicipality or Municipalities through any part of which or near which the Railway or works of the said Company shall pass or be situated, to aid or assist the said Company by loaning or gu>^ranteeing or giving money by way of bonus, or other means to the Company, or issuing Municipal bonds to or in aid of the Company, and otherwise in such manner and to such extent as such Municipalities or any of them shall think expedient : Provided always, that such aid, loan, bonus or guarantee shall be given under a By-law for the purpose to be passed in conformity with the provisions of the Act respecting Municipal Institutions for the creation of debts, and all such By-laws so passed shall be valid notwithstanding that such rate may exceed the aggregate rate of two cents in the dollar on the actual value of such rateable property ; provided, that the annual rate of assess- ment shall not in any case exceed for all purposes three cents in the dollar on the actual value of the whole rate- able property within the Municipality or portion of a Municipality creating such debt ;" By-law 616.] f the city op Toronto. 827 And whereas, the Municipality of the Corporation of xoronto/sLcoe the City of Toronto has determine4 to aid and assist the jSfctfo^RJu- said Toronto, Simcoe and Munkoka Junction Railway *"' °""'p*"''- Company by giving thereto the sum of one hundred thou- sand dollars by way of bonus, under the authority con- ferred by the said above recited Act ; And whereas, to carry the last recited object into effect it is necessary for the said Municipality to raise the said sum of one hundred thousand dollars in the mann^ here- inafter mentioned ; And whereas, it will require the sum of eleven thousand dollars to be raised annually by special rate for paying the said debt of one hundred thousand dollars, and interest on the debentures to be issued therefor, as hereinafter men- tioned ; And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Municipality, irrespective of any future in- crease of the same, and also irrespective of any increase to be derived from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned or any part thereof, according to the last revised assessment roll of the said Municipality, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty- nine, was twenty-six millions two hundred and seven thousand six hundred and ninety-eight dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the said Municipality is the sum of two millions six hundred and sixty thousand five hundred and fifty-nine dollars and seventy-eight cents, whereof the whole is principal, and no sum is due for interest in arrears; And whei'eas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said debt of one hundred thoiisand dollars and interest as hereinafter men- tioned, it will require an equal annual special rate of three- sevenths of a mill in the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year ; 328 GONSOUDATSD BT-LAWS [By-law 516. Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of No. 6M. Toronto, HmMW jondtiraBidi- Toronto, enacts as follows : way Company. The City to give kbonnaof 1. It shall and may be lawful for the said Municipality ?V)ronto*Mmoo« ^ *"^ ^"^^ assist the ToTonto, Simcoe and Muskoka Junc- juni^on'Su- ^^^^ Railway Company by giving thereto the sum of one w»y oompuy. ^mj^j^g^ thousand dollars by way of bonus. By-law 516> 8.1. By-law ThemMuierin 2. tl shall be lawful for the purpose aforesaid, for the whlohthedebMk- '^ '^ ' mSoOTrt ****** ^^yor of the said Mimicipality to cause any number of debentures to be made for such sums of money as may be required for the said purpose, not less than twenty dollarB each and not exceeding in the whole the amount of one hundred thousand dollars, which said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said city and be signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof. By-law 516, s. 2. DebantuTMto bear Intereet at •U per cent, payable half yeariy. DebmtuTMto be 3, The Said debentures shall be made payable in twenty md'to StT' ye*™ ^i^™ *^© day hereinafter mentioned for this By-law ;S^. to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest at the rate' and in the manner here- inafter mentioned. By-law 516, s. S. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after the rate of six per centum per anniim from the date thereof, which interest shall be payable half-yearly on the first days of the months of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By- law 516, s. 4. A ipMriai rata to 5. For the purposo of forming a sinking fund for pay- »"n«'>y *?'*• ment of the said debentiu«s and the interest thereon at paymeatoi um g^£^ *°'' the rate aforesaid, an equal special rate of three-sevenths of a null in the dollar shall, in addition to all other rates, be raised, levied and collected in each year upon all the rateable property in the said Municipality during the said term of twenty years from the coming into effect of this By-law 621.] op the crrr of Toronto. By-law, unless such debentures shall be sooner paid. By- law 616, 8. 6. 329 Mo. Ml. MOMai, tOrMMMMT' uia D«bwrt«m. teth 6. This By-law shall take effect on, from and after the ByAnrta^t day of the final passing thereof in the year of our Lord 8MtMBb«r, one thousand eight hundred and seventy. By-law 516, s. 6. 7. The debentures to be signed and issued as aforesaid S^,J^ y,^ shall be deUvered by the Mayor of the said City to the JSKSJ". °* ""' said Company, unless the Corporation of the said Munici- pality shall, within one month after the day hereby ap- pointed for this By-law to take effect, by resolution, direct that the same shall be delivered to Trustees appointed or to be appointed under the provisions of the ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth sections of the said recited Act in- . corporating the Toronto, Simcoe and Muskok/i Junction Railway Company. By-law 516, s. 7. [The eighth Motion, which fixed the plaoea and Appointed the Betnte- ing Officers for tsking the vote of the r&'vpftyerB on this By>l»w, is not eon- Bolidjkted.] No. 621. A By-law tc provide for the issue of sixteen thousand and three dollars and sixty-two cents, of Debentures, to redeem certain Debentures falling due in the year of our Lord one thou- sand eight hundred and seventy-one, for which no sinking fund has been provided. [Pasod APBa a, 1871.1 WHEREAS, by an Act of the Provincial Legislature, uv., o. n. twenty-second Victoria, chapter seventy-one, in- tituled " An Act to authorize the City of Toronto to issue Debentures for redeemingsome of theiroutstanding deben- 3S0 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 521. b^« oV tures, for which no sinking fund has been provided, and oitTDt^n^M. for other purposes," it is amongst other things enacted, that the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws for authorizing the issue of deben- tures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole foui hundred and eight thousand three hundred and fifty -five dollars and twenty -eight cents, to redeem de- bentures numbered and falling due, and amounting to the said sum of four hundred and eight thousand three hun- dred and fifty -five dollars and twenty-eight cents, herein mentioned ; And whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures, described in the said Act aa falling due during the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy -one, and amounting to the sum of sixteen thousand and three dollars and sixty-two cents ; And whereaa the total amount required to be raised annually, by special rate, for paying the said sum and interest, is two thousand five hundred and sixty dollars ; And whereas the annual value of the whole rateable pro- porty of the said City of Toronto, according to the Assess- ment Returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy, was twenty-six millions nine hundred and eighteen thousand four hundred and fifty- seven dollars ; And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upon such rateable property required as a special rate, for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of ten per centum per annum, for the payment of the prin- cipal of the said loan of sixteen thousand and three dollars and sixty-three cents, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is one-tenth of a mill ; Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the CouncU thereof, enacts as foUowa : By-law 621.] or the city of Toronto. 331 6S1. 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City ^^ Jju^ otr of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest *^^^^^- not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person A""*'*^',^" ""• or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing SJ'^,'* "•'* to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate hereinafter imposed, tho sum of sixteen thousand and three dollars and sixty -two cents, and to cause the same to ba paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time, under the direction of the to im «ppued in Council of the said City, in the redemption of the de- of tb*d*SlniurM bentures, issued by the said City, respectively falling due w^i- in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy -one, as enumerated in the first section of the said Act, first above recited. By-law 621, s. 1. 2. It shall and may bo lawful for the Mayor of the said The muuMr in •^ "^ which the dtben- City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures toJjj™i»Mtobe be made out, for not less than one hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of sixteen thousand and three dollars and sixty-two cents, as any per- son or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to ad- vance upon the credit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned ; such debentures to be made under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and the Treasurer thereof, and made out in such manner and form as the said Mayor shall direct. By-law 521, s. 2. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable inumt to be '^^ IMjablebaU- half -yearly, on the first days of January and July, at the JJJSjf^oto^* Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, or such other place or places 52w^* wai. as may be agreed on by the said Mayor, and the party who may agree to advance the said principal sum of six- teen thousand and three dollars and sixty-two cents, which shall be made pajrable on the first day of January, in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and eighty- one, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, or 882 No. AM. IMM Of |1W,8M CON80UDATBD BY-LAWS [By-Uw 622. such other place or places ai may be agreed upon, as By-law 521. b. 3. A iMoui mt« to 4. A special rate of one-tenth of a mill in the dollar b« ItTied Min*- m«i»!S"rl*SSC '^P**'* assessed value of all the rateable property in Mid inwrMi thg City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thou- sand eight hundred and seventy-one to the year one thou- sand eight himdred and eighty, both year iclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of sixi i thousand ^ and three dollars and sixty-two cents, with interest there- on, as aforesaid. By-law 621, s. 4. Moueyttririiif 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-tenth «it«r iMjnnwt o{ of a mill in the dollar upon the assossed value of all the tntcrMl. to b* ' invMtod. rateable property in the City, after paying the interest on the said loan, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year, in such manner as the Governor in Council may direct, for the purpose of creating a sinking fund for the redemption of the principal of such debentures, as they respectively become due ; the interest upon such invest- ment to be applied to the general purposes of the City. By-law 621,8. 5. No. 622. A By-law to raise, by way of loan, the sum of one hundred and fifty-nine thousand eight hun- dred and fifty dollars for the purposes therein mentioned. [Pamd Jwn 19, Itn.] WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the City of Toronto have resolved to have block paving placed upon King Street horn East Market to Simcoe Street; Front Street, from West Market to Bathurst Street; Yonge Street, from King to Queen Street; By-law 522] of the city of Toronto. 3S3 Yonge Street, from Melinda to Front Street ; to macad- ,^^ lTe»;uo amize certain other streetH, an mentioned in the seventh oj»jrj)rt>^uwi. report of the Board of Works, dated the first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and seventy one, and adopted in Council the same day : also, to place cedar and gravel on certain other roads, as mentioned in the said report of the Board of Works ; And to carry into effect the said rt-> ited objects, less certain sums to be assessed against the owners of real property to be immediately benefited thereby, under the . . * .1 A . i. 1 X- r IT . 86 v., 0.48 (Out.) provisions of the Act for regulating- Local Improvements, «■■ 464-4a7. it will be necessary for the said Municipal Council tu raise the sum of one hundred and fifty-nine thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, being the value thereof, in the manner hereinafter mentioned ; ' And whereas it will require the sum of twenty thou- sand two hundred and forty-seven dollars and sixty-six cents to be raised annually by special rate for the pay- ment of the said loan, as also hereinafter mentioned ; And whereas the amount of the whole rateable pro- perty of the said Municipality, irrespective of any future increase of the same, and also irrespeclive of any income to be derived from the temporary investment of the sink- ing fund ^hereinafter mentioned according to the last re- vised assessment roll of the Municipality, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy, was twenty-six millions nine hundred and eighteen thousand four hundred and fifty-seven dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the said Municipality is two millions seven hundred and eight thousand six hundred and seventy-two dollars and thirty nine cents ; And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund, for paying the said sum of one hundred and fifty-nine thousand eight hundred and fifty 384 CJONSOLIDATED Br-LAWS [By-law622. j^fUj ^ gj, dollars and interest, as hereinafter mentioned, it will re- gtyptbrotwt. q^ij-e g^Q equal annual special rate of seven-and-a-half one- hundredths of a cent in the dollar in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year ; The'-efore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows ; Authority to J. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said Munici- Hayor to borrow *' Seulntuiw!^*'' pality to raise by way of loan, from any person or persons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the same, upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of one hundred and fifty-nine thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City for the purpose and with the object above recited. By-law 622, s. 1. The manner in which the deben> 2. It shall be lawful for the said Mayor to cause any mideSut.'"*** number of debentures to be made for such sums of money as may be required, not less than one hundred dollars each, and that the said debenttres shall be sealed with the seal of the said C'orporation, and be signed by the said Mayor and Treasurer. By-law 522, s. ii. w^biein'flflwen ^- '^^^ ^^^^ debentures shall be made payable in fifteen yean. years from the day hereinafter mentioned for this By-law to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 522, s, 3. Intereat at ilz per cent to be payable half- yearly. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at-and after the rate of six per centum per annum; from the date there- of, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first days of the months of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto, By-law 522, a. 4. By-law 623.] of the city of Toronto. 885 6. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the grtJ^J^oi payment of the said debentures, and the interest at the rate ^stMet''' aforesaid to become due thereon, an equal special rate of ^'^^^^^^'^to seven-and-a-half one hundredths of a cent on the dollar •?. *^^?^"„ shall in addition to all other rates, be raised, levied and col- Ji^n^JS* lected in each year, upon all the rateable property in the said Municipality, during the coiftinuance of the said de- bentures, or any of them. By-law 522, s. 5. 6. This By-law shall take effect and come into opera- By-i»w to take •^ ^ effect from 12th tion upon the twelfth day of June, one thousand eight J""** is^** hundred and seventy-one. By-law 622, s. 6. [The remainder of this section, wliich fixed the places and appointed the Returning Officers for taking the votes of the Electors on this By-law, is not consolidated.] No. 523. A By-law to authorize the opening and extending of South Park Street from the eastern termi- nus of the bridge crossing the Don to a point of junction with the Kingston Road. [P4S8SD Jolt ti, 1871. J yi 7 HEREAS, the large amount expended by the Corpo- ' ' ration in the construction of a bridge over the Ki ver Don, for the benefit of the inhabitants living east of the said river, is rendered of no service in consequence of South Park Street not being opened through, and ex- tended to the Kingston Road ; And whereas, it is expedient for the convenience of the travelling public, and the citizens generally, that the^said South Park Street be opened and extended ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 986 G0N80LIDATBD bTtLAWS [By-law 524. 1. South Park Street shall be opened and continued from the eastern terminus of the aforesaid bridge, east- ward to a point where it shall intersect the Kingston Road. By-law 623, s. 1. Width of th« 2. The width of the said South Park Street when the ■ixty^is iMt. same is extended, shall 'be of the measurement or regular width of sixty-six feet. By-law 523, s. 2. iro. 691 OltjOomnii- doam. So-.,t« the cauM of nme. 4. The said City Commissioner, shall, upon receiving any complaint under the preceding section, proceed with as little delay as possible, to visit and personally inspect the premises or locality complained of, and investigate the cause of complaint, and if any infraction of any of the By-laws mentioned in the fifth section of this By-law, has taken place, he shall, then, and there, direct immediate compliance with its provisions, and in case of non-com- pliance therewith, he shall forthwith, and without further notice, prosecute the offender or offenders, anything in the said By-law to the contrary notwithstanding : Pro- By-law 524.] of the city of Toronto. 3S9 vided always, that in all cases of complaint to the citJoommto. said City Commissioner, he shall endeavour, by explanation ,^"'^, and information, given to the parties, and by a proper to endeavour to •'A 1 amicably amoga and liberal construction of the By-law alleged to have»',^,^»^^=»°^ been infringed, to amicably arrange all matters of dis- •*'"P"*« pute without an appeal to the Police Court, but nothing in this Proviso contained shall be construed to entitle any person who may be so prosecuted, to object that due effort to settle the dispute had not been made by the said City Commissioner prior to such prosecution. By- law 624, s. 4. 5. It shall be the duty of such officer to be conversant TobeoonTemnt with the pro- with the provisions and requirements of the following virtons of certain By-laws of the City, that is to say — By-Iawi. By-law number one hundred and ninety-eight,* respect- ing Trespass on City Lands. By-law number three hundred and seventy-five, re- specting the Weight and Sale of Bread. By-law number four hundred and sixty-seven, respect- ing Streets. By-law number four hundred and seventy, respecting Line Fences. By-law number four hundred and seventy-four, respect- , ing Pounds. By-law number five hundred and two, respecting Public Health. By-law number five hundred and three,f respecting Erection of Buildings. By-law 524, s. 5. 6. For the purposes of this Act, the said City Com- To have power and authority of raissioner shall have and possess all the powers and » city inspector '^ * reipectinK authority of a City inspector, as provided by By-law J^^,^^ number four hundred and sixty-seven, respecting Streets *•"* ''-"• ^•"®'" and Thoroughfares, and as provided by By-law number * Now No. el3. t Now No. 827. 340 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law .^Si. city'commii- ^^"^ hundred and seventy, respecting Line Fences. By- ,jl:j^ law 524, s. 6. l^dVnvSSS^ot 7. For the purposes of this Act the said City Commis- •pecto* '" sioner shall have and possess all the powers and authority of a Health Inspector, as provided by By-law number five hundred and two, relating to the Board of Health. By- law 524, s. 7. To hkve power uid authority of 8. For the pui-poses of this Act, the said City Commis- BuUdingS?*" °' sioner shall have and possess all the powers and authority of an Inspector of Buildings, as provided by By-law number five hundred and three,* respecting the Erection of Buildings, &c. By-law 524, s. 8. 9. For the purposes of this Act, the said City Commis- To have power and authority of Biwincer, so far siouer shall have and possess all the powers and authority aa relatei to trea- nuM on pubuc of the City Engineer, so far as relates to By-law num- relaUva to line fenoes. ber one hundred and ninety -eight,"!" respecting Trespass on Public City Lands, and By-law number four hundred and seventy, relative to Line Fences. By-law 524, s. 9. 10. For the purposes of this Act, the said City Com- missioner shall have and possess all the powers and authority of an Inspector of Weights and Measures so far as relates to By-law number three hundred and seventy-five, respecting the Weight and Sale of Bread. By-law 624, s. 10. 11. For the purposes of this Act, the said City Com- missioner shall have control of all Pounds and Pound- keepers, as provided by By-law number four hundred and seventy-four ; and it shall be the duty of the said City Commissioner to advise and instruct the said Pound- keepera at all times respecting their duty. By-law 524, s. 11. Totakepreee- 12. In any proceeding to be taken Iv the said Citv 4lence over i i " "' certftin official* Commissioner, under this, or any of the By Ij,ws men- in proueedinfra ' ^ j By-ilw?** tioned, as Health Inspector, City Inspector, Inspector of To have power and authority of an Inspector of Weights and Ifeasures, respectiugr the we^ht and sale of bread. To have control of all Pounds and Pound- keepers. • Now No. 687. t Now No. 613. By-law 524.] OF the city of Toronto. 841 imis- lority Irfive By- imis- Buildings, City Engineer, or Inspector of Weights and dtt'co^J^j^ Measures, the said City Commissioner shall have prece- ''°"*''' dence over any and all persons appointed to act in any of the said offices. By-Law 524, s. 11. 13. It shall be the duty of the said City Commissioner To proMcut* aii vioUtioni or to prosecute all and every violation and infraction of any l?^"?"",?' of the By-laws in this By-law mentioned, and to be Stiorth^"*'" vigilant and active in the discharge of his duty in con- nection with the said By-laws as hereinafter set forth. By-law 524, s 13. 14. All fees and costs incurred by the said CityCommis- cosu incurred •' •' to be paid by th« sioner, in the prosecution of offenders against any of the municipality. By-laws herein mentioned, not otherwise ordered to be paid, shall be paid out of the funds of the Municipality. By-law 524, s. 14. 15. The City Enginee* shall give the line and level of pity Enrineer to •^ o 6 f umJBh alUlnea any street, and the depth and location of any street |^^'2'|^J sewer, upon the written request of the City Commissioner. ^**" requii**. By-law 524, s. 15. 16. Any claim hereafter made for compensation f or au ciainw for .. iiii/>i.ioi oompenaatlon to mjury to person or property, shall be forthwith referred b* ^^"^ ^ to the said City Commissioner, who shall diligently enquire Sremrtthereon into, and investigate the circumstances of the claim, and visit the premises, or person (if practicable), to which, or to whom such dftmage or injury is said to have been done, and from pei'sonal inspection and enquiry, report to the Committee, who shall have such claim under considera- tion, his opinion as to the amount of compensation, (if any), for such damage or injury, together with any in- formation and evidence relating thereto which he may bs in possession of, the opinion of the City Solicitor, (if necessary), and such other data as may enable the sai(i Committee to arrive at a correct decision. By-law 524, s. 16. 342 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 529. tau? oi''i5i,«oo 1 7. For the more speedy settlement of all claims referred cityDi*«|tuT.t. ^ jjj ^jjg sixteenth section of this By-law, the Council aty cornmii- may, by resolution, authorize and empower the said Oom- oWmtUhen missioner to settle such claims, after due enquiry and do'by'reiloiutton investigatif n by him, in such manner as he may deem of coun . most advantageous to the City, and the order of the said Commissioner, countersigned by the Mayor, and having attached thereto a copy of the resolution of the Council, empowering him to settle such claim, signed by the Clerk of the Council, shall be a sufficient guarantee to the City Treasurer, who shall pay the amount of all such settle- ments without any further authority. By-law 524, s. 17. Monthly rtturn of MpCIUM. 18. The said Commissioner shall make a Monthly Re- turn to the Standing Committee on Finance and Assess- ment, of all expenses incurred in carrying out the duties of his office. By-law 524, s. 18. SSrth°i5>^tod ^ ^- Emerson Coataworth, of the City of Toronto, Oentle- SoMr*"""'*" ^O'D, shall be, and is hereby appointed " City Commis- sioner 8.1. for the City of Toronto. By-law 524, s. 19 ; 579, By-taw (o take effect from lit Augutt, 1871. 20. This By-law shall come into operation, and take effect from and after the first day of August, one thou- sand eight hundred and seventy-one. By-law 524, s. 20. No. 629. A By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures, to the extent of fifty-two thousand five hun- dred dollars, for School Building purposes. [Pauid Sift. 26, 1871. | (tot.".V(ii^ V17HEREAS, the Board of School Trustees of the City * * of Toronto have laid before the Corporation of the City an estimate of sums deemed requisite by them By-law 629.] of the city of Toronto. to meet the expenditure of the Common Schools of the City, for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, which sum amounts to thirty-one thousand two hundred and fifty-two dollars ; And whereas, the said Board of School Trustees have made a fui-ther requisition upon the said Corporation of the City for the sum of fifty thousand dollars, which sum is deemed necessary by them for the purchase of sites for Schools, and for the erection of School Houses thereon, which latter sum must be raised by way of loan ; And whereas, to provide for the discount on the sale of Debentures to be issued for such purpose, it will require the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars, in addition to tlie said sum of five thousand dollars, which it is also expedient to raise by way of loan ; And whereas, it will require the sum of five thousand seven hundred and seventy-five dollars, to be raised an- nually by special rates, for the payment of the said sum or loan of fifty-two thousand five hundred dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable pro- perty of the said Municipality of Toronto, irrespective of any future increase of the same, and also irrespective of any increaae to be derived from the temporary investment of the Sinking Fund hereinafter mentioned, according to the last revised Assessment Roll of the Municipality, be- ing for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy- one, is twenty-nine millions six hundred thousand dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the said Municipality is two millions seven hundred and eignt thousand six hundred and seventy-two dollars and thirty- nine cents ; And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said sum of fifty-two thousand five hundred dollars, as hereinafter 343 No. 6a». For Sohool Building pur- poMi. 344 CONSOLIDATKD BY-LAWS [By -law 29. iMurof 'wa 600 mentioned, it will recjuire an equal annual special rate of city^bentuVo.. two-tenths of a mill on the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in each yeai' ; Be it therefore enacted by the Council of the Corpora- tion of the City of Toronto : Authority to tha Mayor to bor- row »62,500 on City DebonturM, To bo applied In the purchase of school iilt«8 and the.ereutlon of school-houni thereon. The manner In whioh the de- bentures are to be made out. 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said Munici- pality to raise by way of loan from any person or pei"8ons, body or bodies coi-porate, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of fifty-two thousand five hundred dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treas- urer of the said City, for the pui-pose and with the ob- ject above recited. By-law 529, s. 1. 2. It shall be lawful for the said Mayor to cause any number of debentures to be made, for such sums of money as may be required, not less than one hundred dollars each ; and the said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said Corporation, and be signed by the said Mayor. By-law 529, s. 2. Debentures to be 3_ The Said debentures shall be made payable in twenty twenty years, years from the day hereinafter mentioned for this By- law to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 529, s. 3. Interest at six per cent, to be payable half- yearly. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after the rate of six per centum per annum from the date thereof, which interest shall be paid half-yearly on the first days of the months of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto, By-law 629, s. 4. A special rate to ilevl . For the purpose of forming a smkini; fund for the be fevlod annu- « . , , , T i • i ally for payment payment 01 said debentures, and the interest at the rate of principal and . interei aforesaid to become due thereon, an equal special rate of B\-lflW 533.] OK THE CITT OF TORONTO. 345 two-tenths of a luill on the dollar, in addition to all other i„^,°ii"»,8oo rates, shall be raised, levied, and collected in each year, ' " "^ upon all the rateable property in the said Municipality, durinp; the continuance of the said debentures, or any of thcni. By-law 529, s. 5. (). This By-law shall take effect, and come into opera- t.)n. upon the second day of October, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one. [The remainder rt«rt||V... 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said Munici- jj^JJ^^'J^VoVow pality to raise by way of loan from any person or per- dib'.IStum!"*'' sons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures here- *^ To b« tppllad inafter mentioned, a sum of money, not exceeding in the »oro«ruiii whole, the sum of seventy-nine thousand eight hundred dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, for the purpose and with the object above recited. By-law 533, s. 1. 2. It shall be lawful for the said Mayor to cause any Th» muinw in "' •' which the number of debentures to be made for such sums of money ^^^""* as may be required, not loss than one hundred dollars each, and that the said debentures shall .be sealed with the seal of the said Corporation, and be signed by the said Mayor and Treasurer. By-law 583, s. 2. ' ., . 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty i>«b«nture« to b« *^ •' "^ payable In years from the day hereinafter mentioned for the By-law «*•»».* y«»"- to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 533, s. 8. . 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after interert ai lU the rate of six per centum per annum from the date thereof, payable iiaii- which interest shall be payable half-yearly on the first days of the months of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By- . law 633, 8. 4. 5. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the be'fitild "'* ** payment of said debentures, and the interest at the rate ^^St of' aforesaid to become due thereon, an equal special rate of EitmSk *" three-one-hundredthsof a centonthedoUarinadditiontoall other rates shall be raised, levied and collected in each year upon all the rateable property in the said Municipality 3*^ . CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 544. ooMtoi^nof during the continuance of the said debentures or anv nf Wktor Works. .1 tj 1 -„„ . "^ them. By-law 533, s. 6. 6. This By-law shall take effect, and come into operation upon the first day of November, one thousand eight hun- dred and seventy-one. By-law 533, s. 6. [The remainder of this section which fixed the places and appointed the Returning Officers for taking the Totesof the Electors on this By-law, is not consolidated.] No. 544,* A By-law to authorize the construction of Water Works for the City of Toronto. [Pabbbd Jvsm 6, 1872.] 36V.c.79(om.) ^rnriHEREAS by the thirty-seventh section of a cer- f T tain Act of the Prr vince of Ontario, passed in the thirty-fifth year of Her Majesty's reign, entitled " An Act to authorize the Z!orporation of the City of Toronto - to construct Water Works in the City of Toronto," it is enacted : That the said Act shall not have any force or effect until the Council of the Corporation of the said City shall pass a By-law authorizing the construction of the said Water Works ; And whereas, grave and frequent complaints have been made, from time to time, by the Citizens and Corporation of Toronto, against the qualitv and supply of water furnished by the Toronto Water Works Company, and grievous and serious injury to property and to the City generally has resulted from an undue and insufficient service thereof ; And whereas, it is expedient and necessary, that these complamts and grievances should be remedied, and that * See By-laws Nob. 569, S26 and 706. By-law 559.] of thk city of Toronto. 349 new Water Works should be constructed, as provided by wSentagof . Bather Stnst. the said -Ct ; v^^-^^^^i.^ Therefore, the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof , enacts : 1. The construction of the said Water Works is hereby c°««™«^»,'" authorized as in the said recited Act above mentioned. By-law 644!, s. 1. No. 669. A By-law to authorize the widening of Esther Street, from Charles to Queen Street, WHEREAS, it is necessary and expedient that Esther Street, in the Ward of St. Patrick, be widened from the south-side of Charles Street to the north side of Queen Street ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. Ebther Street shall be widened from the south side ^{Jf^^^^*^ of Charles Street to the north side of Queen Street, to a ;i'i^JJ;,?f •"''■ width of sixty-six feet corresponding to the width or size of Esther Street : Provided always, that if the sum of fifteen hiindred cortofwWening dollars, already provided by By-law,* is not sufficient to defray the cost of widening said street, ohe deficiency, if any, in completing the widening of t)ie street, shall be made good by the owners of property ou said street. By- law 559, s. 1. Sm By-tow 583. 350 No. Mb. iHue of $13,670 Oity Deb«nturei. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 566. No. 566. A By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures for thirteen thousand six hundred and seventy dollars, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun dred and seventy-two. . [Pambd Sbpt. 23, 1872.1 35v.c.r6(ont.), TTTHEREAS, by an Act of the last Session of the f T Legislature of the Province of Ontario, entitled " An Act to CQnsolidate the Debenture Debt of the City of Toronto," it is amongst other things enacted, that the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or . By-laws for authorizing the issue of debentures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole the sum of two million five hundred and fifty -two thousand one hundred and sixty-six dollars and eleven cents, to redeem certain debentures numbered and falling due, and amount- ing to the said sum of two millions five hundred and fifty- two thousand one hundred and sixty -six dollars and eleven cents ; And whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures, described in the said Act, as falling due during the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy -two, and amounting to the sum of thirteen thousand six hundred and seventy dollars ; And whereas the value of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy one, was twenty-nine millions two hundred and .seventy-seven thousand one hundred and thirty -five dollars ; Pv-laW 565.] OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 351 And whereas the annual rate in the dollar upgii such rateable property required as a special rate for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of one per centum per annum, for the payment of the principal of the said loan of thirteen thousand six hun- dred and seventy dollars, in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is the one-thirtieth part of a mill on the dollar ; Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : No. S65. To redeem cer- . tain Debenture!), Authority to the Mftyor to borrow |1>,670, kt Mven per cent ou Gtty debenturae. 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest not exceeding seven per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of thirteen thousand six hundred and seventy dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time under the direction of the Council of the Corporation of the said City, in the re- demption of the debentures issued by the said City, and respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thou- sand eight hundred and seventy-two, as enumerated in the recital of the said Act, first above recited. By-law 56o, s. 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said Thk manner ii _^, . ipii 1 which the de- City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be beuture* »re u> To be applied in the redemption of debenturae tailing doe in 1872. made out, for not less than one hundred dollars, Canadian currency, or twenty pounds sterling, each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of thirteen thousand six hundred and seventy dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, such debentures to be under the Common Seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and countersigned be made out. 352 CONSOLIDATED HY-LAWS [By-law 566. iwue'of ^3 670 ^y ^^^ Treasurer of the said City, and which debentures a^yDebentures. ^^^^ ^^ j^^ ^^le form A in the Schedule of the said Act first above recited, or as near thereto as the said Mayor may direct. By-law 565, s. 2. Interest to be payable halt- yearly, and the principal to be payable In twenty yean. rat* to Aipedal be levied annoally tor Eentot Ipaland lit. Special rate atter Syment ot Lerest to be inveeted. 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable half-yearly, on the first days of the months of January and July, in each and every year, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, and the said principal sum of thirteen thou- sand six hundred and seventy dollars, shall be payable in twenty years from the day of the date of the issue there- of, at the said Bank of Toronto. By-law 565, s. 3. 4. A special rate of one-thirtieth part of a mill on the dollar, upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, to the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, both years in- clusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of thirteen thousand six hundred and seventy dollars, with the in- terest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 565, s. 4. 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-thirtieth part of a mill in the dollar, upon the assessed value of all rateable property of the City, after paying the interest on the said loan, shall be invested as in the said first above recited act, mentioned. By-law 505, s. 5. Bj-law 566.] of the oitt or Toronto. 363 No. sat. lMIMOl|».S60 Olty Dtbratatw, No. 666. — . — A By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the extent of nine thousand five hundred and fifty dollars, to assist in constructing Sewers on Pembroke and Shuter Streets, • Breadalbane Street, Beverley Street, and Caer Howell Street. [PiMiD Sip. 28, ISTt.] WHEREAS a certain By-law has been introduced for the construction of a sewer on Pembroke and Shuter Streets ; also a By-law for the construction of a sewer on Breadalbane Street ; also a By-law for the con- struction of a sewer on Beverley Street ; also a By-law for the construction of a sew«ir on Caer Howell Street ; And whereas, the conditions upon which such improve- ments can be made, have been complied with by the owners of real estate, in the said recited streets ; And whereas, the sectional area of the sewers to be constructed on the said streets, will exceed four feet re- spectively, and it is enacted in the three hundred and „ „ „ r J' S«e 86 V. c. 48 second clause of the twenty-ninth and thirtieth Victoria, <^"'->' '• ***• chapter fifty-one, that in such case one-third of the cost thereof shall first be provided for by the Council of this City, by By-law for borrowing money; And whereas, the one-third cost of said sewers is estimated at nine thousand three hundred and sixty-one dollars ; And whereas, it is desirable to raise by loan, on the credit of the Municipality, the said sum of nine thousand three hundred and sixty-one dollars, with interest, at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be applied to the payment of one-third of the cost of said sewers; w I 354 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAW8 [By-law 566. I I iiroi'oi'iS" 650 ^^ whereas, to provide for the discount in the sale of ci^ DtbeB tuwt. debentures to be issued for such purpose, it will require the sum of one hundred and eighty-nine dollars, in ad- dition to the said sum of nine thousand three hundred and sixty-one dollars, which it is also expedient to raise by way of lorn ; » And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment re- turns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and seventy-two, was thirty-two million six hundred thousand dollars ; And whereas, the annual rate on the dollar upon such rateable property, required as a special rate for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of five per centum per annum, for thepaymentof said loan of nine thousand five hundred and fifty dollars, in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is the one-thirtieth part of a mill on the dollar ; Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the ie.tso on City City of Toronto, to raise by way of loan, from any person or persons, body politic, or corporate, who may be willing to advance the same, upon the credit of the debentures hereafter mentioned, and the special rate hereinafter im- posed, the sum of nine thousand five hundred and fifty To b6 ftpptiftd tu S^VST dollars, and cause the sa^ne to.be paid into the hands of otMttainwwon. ^^g Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time, under the dirt^ction of the Common Council, in the payment of one-third cost of the said sewers, and for no other purpose whatever. By-law 566, s. 1. Tb« BMiiBMr in which the debantuTM an to bt made out. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said City cl' Toronto, to cause any number of debentures to be made out for not less than one hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of nine thousand By-law 566.] of the ottt or tobonto. 355 five hundred and fifty dollars, as any person or persons, i^^ot%\Mo body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the CHyo^benturei. crodit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, and the said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said Corporation, and be signed by the said Mayor and Treasurer. By-law 666, s. 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable on the Deb«nturMtobe ^ -' payable l«t first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and ninety- *"'y' ^^^*- two at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 566, s. 3. . ,. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest, at and after inurwt at ats per cent, to be the rate of six percentum per annum,from the date thereof, p»y»we haw- which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first day of the months of January and July, in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By- « law 5G6, s. 4. 5. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the a ipeoiai rate to payment of said debentures, and the interest at the rate annually for '■ " payment of aforesaid, to become due thereon, an equal special rate of JJJJ^' *"'' one-thirtieth part of a mill on the dollar, in addition to all other rates, shall be raised, levied, and collected in each year upon all rateable property in the said Municipality, dur- ing the continuance of the said debentures, or any of them. By-law 566, s. 5. I a56 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 569, Mo. olMOO,000 torWoriu WMw Worl No. sea"" A By-law to provide for the issue of Water Works Debentures. (Pmmd Not. U, 1872.] «»v..*79(Oi.t.)-YTTHEREAS, byan Act of the Legislature of On- f f tario, passed in the thirty-fifth year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and chaptered seventy- nine, entitled " An Act to authorize the Corporation of the City of Toronto to construct Water Works in the City of Toronto," it is among other things provided that the Corporation of the said City shall have power to issue debentures, to be called " Water Works Debentures," for a sum of money not exceeding five hundred thousand dollars, in the manner therein set forth ; And whereas, for the payment of the said debentures and interest, it will require the sum of fifty-two thousand seven hundred and twenty-seven dollars and thirty cents, to be raised annually by special rate in each year, after the completion of the said works, or at the expiration of three years from the date of the first issue of such debentures ; And whereas the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Municipality, irrespective of any future in- crease of the same, or of any income, in the nature of rents or rates, to be derived from the said Water Works, or from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, or any part thereof, according to the hist re- vised assessment rolls of the said City, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, was thirty- two millions four hundred and sixty -seven thousand seven hundred and seventy-two dollars ; And whereas 'the amoimt of the existing debt of the said City is two million seven hundred and one thousand two * S«e By-Uws Noi. 6M, M8 and 705. By-law 669.] op the city op Toronto. 367 hundred and eighty dollars and forty-one cents, whereof luufot mooooo the whole is principal, and no sum is due for interest in Druatamik arrear; And whereas, for paying the interest, and creating an equal yearly sinking fund, for paying the said sum of five hundred thousand dollars, and interest, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, it will requ^-e an equal annual special rate of one mill and five-eighths of a mill in the dollar, in addition to all rates to be levied in each year as aforesaid : ■i 10 Therefore, the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor to raise by way of AuthoittytoMw J J J Ifkyor to borrow loan, from any person or persons, body or bodies corporate, wSurWorto who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit '*•'*"*'"••• of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum of money not.e;![ceeding in the whole five hundred thousand dollars, and tu cause the same to be paid into the Royal Canadian Bank, having an office in the said City, to be kept and ?he'7oIi5SIirti?n applied in the manner provided by the thirteenth section t'r the oi^o?* of the above recited Act. By-law 569, s. 1. Toronto. 2. It shall Lc lawful for the Mayor to cause any number uwinerin which *' '' the debtntoret of debentures to be made for such sums of money as may JJ* *" •»• "»**' ' be required, but not for less than one hundred dollars each, such debentures to be made under the common seal of the said City, and signed by the Mayor and Treasurer there- of. By-law 569, s. 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty- Debentorettob* five years at farthest, from the date of the respective twenty-«T« issues thereof, either in sterling or currency, in this Pro- vince, Qreat Britain, or elsewhere, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 669, s. 3. 358 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [fiy-law 569, iHMof iMoooo ^' '^^^ ^^ debentures shall bear interest after the rate Drtmtar*^' of six per centum per annum, from the date thereof, which ^""■"v"*!^ interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first days of pS»bu hSi.'** J^^u^ry ^Ji^l July, in each and every year. By-law 569, TMriy. g 4 AipMiki nu to 6. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the b* wvl«J Minu- .i.Tii 11. MjtoT jp^*nt payment of the said debentures and the interest thereon, iBtontt. mj equal annual special rate of one mill and five-eighths of a mill in the dollar shall be levied and collected in addition to all other rates in each year, after the completion of the said Water Works, or at the expiration of three years from the first issue of such debentures, upon all the rateable pro- perty in the said City, during the currency of the said debentures or any of them. By-law 569, s. 5. Moneyi uialng bom ipeolkl Invetted. 6. All moneys arising from the said rate of one mill and taumtl'to'fir' five-eighths of a mill in the dollar, beyond the amount re- quired for the payment of interest upon the said deben- tures, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year as the Council of the said Corporation may direct, for the purpose of creating a sinking fund for the redemption of the said debentures, as they respectively become due. By- law 669, s. 6. By-Uw to take •Saot from IStb 7. This By-law shall take effect and come into operation NoTember, VsM, qh the eighteenth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two. By-law 572.] of thi city of xoaoNTO. 369 No. 672. A By-law to aid and assist the Credit Valley Railway Company by giving one hundred thousand dollars to the Company by way of Bonus, and to issue Debentures therefor, and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the debentures and interest. Mo. 571. Ondll y»U«T OompMy. w [Pamid Dm. 30, 1872.] ^^HEREAS by the Act of the fourth session of the mv. o.88(Ont.), Legislature of the Province of Ontario, passed in the thirty-fourth year of Her Majesty's reign, incorporat- ing the Credit Valley Railway Company, it is provided that any Municipality or Municipalities which may be in- terested in securing the construction of the said railway, or through any part of which, or near which, the railway or works of the said Company shall pass or be situated, may aid and assist the said Company by loaning, or guaran- teeing or giving money by way of bonus or other means to the Company, or issuing Municipal Bonds to, or in aid of the Company, and otherwise in such manner and to such extent, as such Municipalities, or any of them shall think expediint : Provided always, that no such aid, loan, bonus or guarantee shall be given, except after the passing of By-laws for the purpose, and the adoption of such By-laws by the ratepayers, as provided in the Municipal Act for the creation of debts ; And whereas, more than fifty persons, qualified voters of the Municipality of the City of Toronto have, in accordance with the provisions of the said Act and Amend- ments thereto, petitioned the Council of the Municipality of the City of Toronto, to pass a By-law granting a bonus for the purpose of aiding in the construction of the said the Credit Valley Railway, to the amount of one hundred thousand dollars, and it is expedient to grant the same ; teo OONSOLIDATID BT-LAWS [By-Uw R72. ON^t v2i«y -^^ whereas, for such purpose it is necessary for the oomplknr. ^id ^i^y of Toronto, to raise the said amount of one hun- dred thousand dollars, in the manner hereinafter men- tioned ; And whereas, it will require the sum of ele\'en thousand dollars, to be raised annually, by special rate, on the whole rateable property of the said City of Toronto, for paying said debt of one hundred thousand dollars, and interft^^ ->n the debentures to be issued therefor as hereinafter u\ a- tioned ; And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable property in the City of Toronto, irrespective of any future increase of the same, and also irrespective of any income in the nature of tolls, interest, or dividends from the work, or from any stock, share or interest in the work upon which the money to be so raised, or any part thereof, may be in- vested, and also irrespective of any income to be derived from the temporary investment of the sinking fund here- inafter mentioned, or any part thereof, according to the last revised assessment rolls of the said City, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, is as follows : thirty-two millions, four hundred and sixty- seven thousand, seven hundred and seventy -two dollars ; And whereas, the amountof the existing debt of the said City of Toronto is two millions seven hundred and one thousand two hundred and eighty dollars and forty-one cents, whereof the whole is principal and no sum is due for interest in arrears ; And whereas, for pajring the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said debt of one hundred thousand dollars as hereinafter mentioned, it will require an equal annual special rate of seven-twentieths of a mill in the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year in the said City of Toronto : By-law 672.] or the citt of Toronto. 861 Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Council of the p^; ^^^ City of Toronto : lUUwar OempMiy. 1. It shall and may be lawful for the said City of Toronto to aid and aHsist the Credit Valley Railway Com- pany, by giving thereto the sum of one hundred thousand dollai's by way of bonus : Provided always, that the ter- minus and all necessary buildings for the proper working of the said Credit Valley Railway be located within the City of Toronto. By-law 672, s. 1. - Th« Oitj to girt » bonut of •100.000 to tb* Orfdtt VklUy R»Uw»y CoiD|)«U7. ProTldtd tba ttrminuiand other neotnary building! u» looatodln th« Uitjr of Toronto. 2. For the purposes aforesaid, the Mayor or other head Jii*^"""*' '" of the said City of Toronto shall cause any number of de- tobJ,"iJlIdo5iit. bentures of the said City of Toronto to be made for such sums of money a» maybe required for the said purpose, not lens than twenty dollars each, and not exceeding in the whole the amount of one hundred thousand dollars ; which said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said City of Toronto, and be signed by the Mayor or other head of the Municipal Council of the said City, or by such per- son as may be authorized by By-law of the Municipal Council to sign the same, and countersigned by the Trea- surer or by such other person or persons as the said Muni- cipal Council may by By-law appoint. By-law 572, s. 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty Debontom tob* years from the day hereinafter mentioned for this By-law lwenty"yw«. to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest at the rate and in manner hereinafter mentioned. By-law 572, s. 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after Dobentum to the rate of six per centum per aimum from the date there- »«x p«t cent. t" r p»y»bloh»ll. of, which interest shall be payable half-yearly on the first '•"•'• days of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto. By-law 672, s. 4. 5. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for pay- a nMdki nte to ment of the said debentures and the interest thereon at the umukUyfor th» 362 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 572. No. 678. ONdltVkllay Railway Company. E ant of Ipal aad Mt. rate aforesaid, an equal special rate of seven-twentieths of a mill in the dollar shall, in addition to all other rates, be assessed, raised, levied and collected, in each year upon all the rateable property within the said City of Toronto- during the said term of twenty years from the coming into effectof this By-law, unless such debentures shall be sooner paid. By-law 672, s. 5. "x By-uw to taka 6. This By-law shall take effect on, from and after the eSeot SSrd . Dacembar, 18T8. twenty-third day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two. By-law 672,8. 6. Dabanturaatoba 7. The debertures to be signed and issued as aforesaid dalivered to tha " SuiwS? "' '*" ^^®''^ ^® delivered by the Mayor of the said City of Toronto to the Trustees appointee* (or to be appointed) in accord- ance with the provisions of the said Act incorporating the said Credit Valley Eiailway Company : Provided always, that the By-law shall not have any effect, nor shall the said debentures be delivered to the Trustees appointed under the said Act, until the said Company shall have given a bond to the Corporation providing that the said Railway shall run to some point within the limits of the City of Toronto without using any of the existing lines of railway for that purpose, and that the said debentures shall only be delivered by the said Trustees jtro rata, as the work progresses, in accordance with the said Acts. By-law 572, s. 7. Bond to be autaradintoby the Company. [The eighth-iiection which fixed tha places and appointed the Returning Officers for taking the votM of tha Electors on this By-law, is not con- aoUdated. By-law 574.] of the city of Toronto. 363 ,, Ko. 5T4. AMMtmmk JSq 6*74 CommiMloiMr. A By-law to appoint an Afi^essment Commis- sioner for the* City of Toronto. [Pamid April 7, 1878. AUMDID Jak. 81, 1870.1 TTT'HEREAS, by an Act paased in the Session of the ggv c isront). V? Parliament of Ontario, held in the thirty -sixth «>• i89.' mo. year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled, " An Act respecting Municipal Institutions in the Pro- vince of Ontario," it is, in and by sections one hundred and ninety-nine and two hundred, enacted, with other things, as follows : " 199. The Council of overy City, Town, Township and incorporated Village, dhall, as soon as may be convenient i ,-•. after the annual flection, appoint as many Assessors for the . i,: Municipality as the Assessment Laws from time to time authorise or reqiiire, and shall fill up any vacancy that '^ occurs in the said offices as soon as may be convenient after the same occurs ; but the Council shall not appoint * as Assessor a member of the Council." " 200. In Cities, the Council, instead of appointing . Assessors under the foregoing section, may appoint an Assessment Commissioner, who, in conjunction with the Mayor f cr the time being, shall from time to time appoint such Assessors and Valuators as may be necessary ; and such Commissioner, Assessors and Valuators shall consti- tute a Board of Assessors, and shall possess all the powers and perform the duties cf Assessors appointed imder the last preceding section; and any Commissioner or Assessor to be appointed by any City, need not be appointed annually, but shall hold office at the pleasure of the Coun- cil ; and any City availing itself of this provision for the current year, may extend the time for the return of the Assessment Rolls till tJie fifteenth day of August, and for 364 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 584. iMufrf lib uo closing the Court of Revision till the fifteenth day of cHyD«b«nture.. September next, and for final return by the Judge of the County Court till the first day of October next ; and all notices heretofore given to the City C.erk in matters re- lative to assessment, shall be given to the Assessment Commissioner." And whereas, the City of Toronto desires to avail itself of the provisions of the above last recited section so far as relates to theappointmentof an Assessment Commissioner; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : 1. An Assessment Commissioner shall be appointed by City of Toroni By-law 574, s. AnAasemnent GoBuaitflioneT to . , beappointwJ. the Municipal Council of the City of Toronto, pursuant to the said Act of Parliament. By-law 574, s. 1. Samuel Oeorgi Ridout, AdeMment CommiMioner anlary of tl.SOOper annam. Salaries of AeieMon, Valuators and Clerks. i 2. Samuel George Ridout, of the City of Torouto, ^j Esquire, shail be, and is herebyappointed, such Assessment Commissioner at a salary of twelve hundred dollars per annum. By-law 674, a. 2 ; By-law 702, s. 1. 3. The salaries of all Assessors, Valuators, and Clerks, appointed by the Mayor, and the said Commissioners shall be reported to the Council for their sanction. By-law 574, s. 3 ; By-law 702, s. 2. No. 584. A By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extent of ten thousand one hundred and forty dollars, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight • hundred and seventy-three. [Pamu JitMi 16, 187S.J 86V.C. 78(ont.) \TC THERE AS, by an Act of the last Session of the * * Legislature of the Province of Ontario, entitled By-law 584.] of the city of Toronto. 365 " An Act to Consolidate the Debenture Debt of the City ^ ^^^o,,. of Toronto," it is amongst other things enacted, that the *^ »•»*•»'«"«»• Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws, for authorizing the issue of debentures of the ' said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole the sum of two million five hundred and fifty-two thousand one hundred and sixty-six dollars and eleven cents, to redeem certain debentures numbered and falling due, and amount- ing to the said sum of two million five hundred and fifty- two thousand one hundred and sixty six dollars and eleven cents ; And whereas, it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures, described in the said Act, as falling due, during the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, and amounting to the sum of ten thousand one hundred and forty dollars ; And whereas, the value of the whole rateable property of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the same, for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, was thirty-two million four hundred and sixty-seven thousand, seven hundred and seventy-two dollars ; And whereas, the annual rate in the dollar, upon such rateable property required as a special rate, for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of one per centum perannumfortiie payment of the principal of the said loan of ten thousand one hundred and forty dollars in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above rt-cited Act, is the one forty-fourth part of a miU on thf dollar; Therefore, the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the Cit A.ithority to the of Toronto, to raise byway of loan, at a rate of interest si »i40 at six . percent, on not exceeding six per ce :tum per annum, from any per- city Debentures. 366 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 584. iMueo»(?ioi4o ^^^ °^ persons, body corporate or politic, who maybe ci»y nebentuTM. ^iji^^g to advauce the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of ten thousand one hundred and forty dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him ap- To be applied in plied from time to time, under the direction of the Council ofthedeben- of the Corporation of the said City, in the redemption of tures falUny due -iii i it- in 1878. the debentures issued by the said City, and respectively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, as enumerated in the recital of the said Act, first above recited. By-law 584, s. 1. The manner in £. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said which the •' '' debentures are Q{^y gf Torcuto to cause auv uumbcr of deV>eni/ures to be to be made out. • •' made out, for not less than one hundred dollars, Canadion currency, or twenty pounds sterling each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of ten thousand one hundred and forty dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance upon the credit of such debentures and the special rate hereinafter mentioned ; such debentures to be under the common seal of the said City, signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the Trea- surer of the said City, and which debentures may be in the Form A in the Schedule of the said Act first above recited, or as near thereto as the said Mayor may direct. By-law 584, s. 2. inureattobe 3. The interest on such debentures shall be payable payable half- ^ • princfp^'in** half-yearly, on the first days of the months of January twenty yean. ^^^ j^^^y jn each and every year, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, and the said principal sum of ten thousand one hundred and forty dollars shall be payable in twenty years from the day of the date of the issue thereof, at the said Bank of Toronto. By-hiw 584, s. 3. A special rate to be levied annually for payment oi principal and interest. 4. A special rate of one forty -fourth part of a mill in the dollar upon the assessed value of all the rateable pro- perty in the City, over and above all other rates and By-law 585.J of the city of Toronto. 367 taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year j^i^'^^ one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, to the year tat^bwtnw*. one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of ten thousand one hundred and forty dollars, with the interest thereon as aforesaid. By law 584, s. 4. 5. All moneys arising from the said rate of one forty- specui r»t« after payment fourth part of a mill in the dollar upon the assessed value ?' interest to of all vr.,fceable property of the City, after paying the in- terest on the said loan, shall be invested as in the first above recited Act mentioned. By-law 584, s. 6. m No. 685. A By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the extent of four thousand three hundred and fifty-two dollars, to assist in constructing a sewer on Seaton Street, between Queen and Gerrard Streets. [Pabibd Juhb 16, 1878.] W"^ HEREAS the construction of a sewer on Seaton » T Street, between Queen and Gerrard Streets, was autl orized by By-law number five hundred and sixty- seven ; . . • And whereas the conditions upon which such improve- ments can be made have been complied with by the owners of real estate in the said recited street ; And whereas the sectional area of the sewer to be constructed on the said street will exceed four feet ; and it is enacted in the four hundred and sixty- 3«v.o.48(Oiit)„ fifth section of the thirty-sixth Victoria, chapter forty- eight, that in such case one-third of the cost thereof shall first be provided for by the Council of this City, by By-law for bon'owing money ; 368 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 585. iMue*oi'»«M2 ^^^ whereas the one-third cost of said sewer, includ- dty Debentures. .^^^ culverts, &c., is estimated at four thousand one hun- dred and forty-five dollars ; And whereas it is desirable to raise by loan, on the credit of the Municipality, the said sum of four thousand one hundred and forty -five dollars, with interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be applied to the payment of one-third of the cost of said sewer ; And whereas, to provide for the discount in the sale of debentures to be issued for such purpose, it will require the sum of two hundred and seven dollars, in addition to the said sum of four thousand one hundred and forty-tive dollars, which it is also expedient to raise by way of loan ; And whereas, • the amount of the whole rateable pro- perty of the City of Toronto, according to the assessment returns for the same for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and seventy-two, was thirty-two million six thousand dollars ; And whereas, the annual rate on the dollar upon such rateable property, required as a special rate for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of five per centum perannum for the payment of the said loan of four thousand three hundred and fifty -two dollars, in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is the one sixty -eighth part of a mill on the dollar ; Therefore, the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : Authority to the 1. It sh&ll and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City 14,382, on city of Torouto, to raisc by way of loan, from any person or Debentures. ... ' , .... persons, body politic or corporate, who may be wuiing to advance the same on the credit of the debentures hereafter mentioned, and the special rate hereinafter imposed, the sum of four thousand three hundred and fifty- two dollars, No. S8B. For Bomr on Beaton Strset. By-law 585.] OF the city of Toronto. 369 and cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Tieasurer of the said City, £o be by him applied from time to time, under the direction of the Common Council, in To be applied in ItayinK ono-third the payment of one-third cost of the said sewer, and for Jj^e'oll'g^ton no other purpose whatever. By-law 585, s. 1. ®*"*'' 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said ^'^^ thS" '" City of Toronto, to cause any number of debentures to be f^bentures arc made out for not less than one hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of four thousand three hundred and fifty-two dollars, as any person or per- sons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance on the credit of such debentures, and the special rate herein- after mentioned, and that the said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said Corporation, and be signed by the said Mayor and Treasurer. By-law 585, s. 2. which the debentures to be made out. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable on the Deiwnturostobe ^ ■' payable 1st first day of Jaimary, one thousand eight hundred and •'•"uary, isas. ninety-three, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 585, s. 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest ai and after interest at six per cent, to be the rate of six ])er centum per annum from the date there- payable hau- * I yftftrlv. of, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first days of the months of January and July, in each year, at thfc Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By-law 585, s. i>. yearly. 5. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the a special rate to payment of the said debentures, and the interest at the annually for '■ •' payment of rate aforesaid to become due thereon, an etjual annual P™J'^j,'*'*"'' ^ special rate of one-sixty-eighth part of a mill on the dol- lar, in addition to all other rates,shall be raised, levied and collected in each year upon all rateable property in the said numicipality during the continuation of the said de- bentures, or any of them. By-law 585, s. 5. 370 coNSOLiUATED BY-LAWS [By-law 588. No. 688. Conveyance of Roodi, He., on Street, and width of tires and wheels of vehicles used therefor. 3U V. c. 48, H. 384 (S4) Carti, Ac., used for the convey- ance of goods and merchandize to be registered annually. Such carts, &c, to have the registered num- ber and name if owner thereon. No. 588. A By-law to regulate the conveyance of Goods, Wares and Merchandize, on the Streets of the City of Toronto, and the Width of the Tires and Wheels of Vehicles used for the Convey- ance of Articles of Burden, Goods, Wares, or . Merchandize. :,, IPA88KD Ai'OtTg'r 4, 1873. AMiiNDKn Nov. 17, 1878 ; Skpt. 26, 1876.] WHEREAS, by an Act passed by the Legislature of the Province of Ontario, in the thirty-sixth year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered forty -eight, it is amongst other things provided, that the Council of every City shall have power to pass By-laws for regulating the conveyance of goods, wares, or merchandize, on the public streets, and the width of the tires and wheels of all vehicles used for the conveyance of articles of burden, goods, wares, or merchandize ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. The owner of every cart, waggon, truck or other vehicle used for the conveyance of goods, wares, or mer- chandize upon or through any of the public .streets of the City of Toronto, shall annually, on or before the first day of March in each year register the same in his own name, in the office of the General License Inspector, and obtain from said Inspector a metallic plate, Viearing the num- ber under which the said vehicle has been so legiH tered, together with a certificate of sucii registration, for which certificate the Inspector shall be entitled to demand and receive a fee of one dollar ; and no vehicle shall bt used for the conveyance of goods, wares or merchandize on any of the said streets, until so registered, and unless the metallic plate, bearing the registered number afore- By-law 588.] of the (jity of Toronto. 371 saifl, is affixed to some conspicuous part thereof, and the eonveyanci oi name of the owner legibly painted on each side of the **s5««tr»na" said vehicle in white letters, at least four inches long ; Tnti wheels oi • 1 11 • 1 • 1 vehicles u»e ^%^^' ^V^ '<^ u. w^ 374 No. 609. Oity Solicitora. Collectors to collect by dU- tram It necenary. CONSOLfDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 609. said sixteenth day of November ; and it shall be the duty of the Collectors appointed for the year, immedi- ately after the said sixteenth day of November, to collect at once in their respective Wards, by distress or other- wise, under the provisions of the Statutes in that behalf, all such taxes, rates and assessments as have not been paid on or before the said sixteenth day of November, together with the said percentage charge of five per cent. upon the amount of every such unpaid tax, rate or as- sessment : Provided, that nothing herein contained shall afiect or diminish the right of any Collector, in every case where he may consider it expedient, after a proper demand has been made, to proceed, at any time before the said sixteenth day of November, with the collection of any taxes by distress and sale, under the provisions of the Assessment Law relative to Collectors and their duties. By-law 650, s. 1. No. 609. A By-law to regulate and define the duties of the City Solicitor or Solicitors of the City of Toronto. [Pasmid Oct. 18, 1873. Amrndro Mat 15, 1876.] WHEREAS it ia desirable more particularly to define the duties appertaining to the ofiice of City Solicitor. Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : Duties of City 1. From and after the passiut; of this By-law, the fol- Solldtors. , . , „ , , . - , ,11 lowing shall be the duties of the person or persons hold- ing the office o£ City Solicitor or Solicitors for the Citj' of Toronto : By-law 609.] of the city of Toronto. S'ti (1.) They shall draft all such petitions or memorials as city'souSSori. may be presented by the said Municipal Council to "^-^^ -y"«»^ , ^ TodnftaU the Qovemor-General, Lieutenant-Go veriior, or thepe«tto"»»n«« memorUli f or Dominion or Provincial Legislatures, and all Acts of ISJiJSS^n?"^^^ Parliament which maybe desired by the Council ^y *oh^" aforesaid ; and shall give all the necessary notices of thwe^th? application for such Acts, and attend to the passage thereof through the said Legislatures and the various Committees thereof. (2.) They shall draft or revise all the By-laws introduced ''°y^?^,% into the said Municipal Council ; and no By-law shall **"*• be finallv passed until the correctness of the same No By-uw to b6 " ' _ pusaed until has been certified by the said Solicitors. certwed. (3.) Thev shall draft or revise all deeds, leases, bonds, To dntt or ■ l*fiViB6 ftll dfifidll contracts and agreements made and entered into by 'e^. bon"** ° '' and contraot*.- the said Council, or any Committee thereof, with any other person or Corporation whatsoever, accord- ing to such terms as may be agreed upon between the parties thereto ; and no person shall be entitled to be paid any moneys due from the said Corporation to '' him upon any such contract until the complete ex- ecution thereof shall have been certified by the said Solicitors. (4.) They shall, upon the request of the said Council or To draft or revlM any pre- any Committee thereof, draft or revise any prelimin- iiminaiy a«rM- '' ' '' '^ ment required. ary agreement which may be considered necessary by the said Council or Committee, pending the execution of a more formal contract between the said Corpora- tion and any other party or parties. (5.) They shall revise all advertisements for tenders pre- To reviM aii ^ ' •' _ '^ advertiiementa pared by any Committee of the said Council and '"f <««««•"• submitted to them for that purpose ; and shall insert therein, subject to the approval of such Committee, any terms which they may consider advisable for the protection of the interests of the Corporation. 876 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [6y-law609, Xo. 60Q. CHtyBoUdton. To dnitor reTiMGonditlniif olMUeorlcua of property. (6.) They shall also, subject to the approval of the Com- mittee having charge of the matter, draft or revise the conditions of sale or lease of any real or personal property intended to be leased or disposed of by the said Municipal Council, or of any exchange of land between the said Corporation and any other party or parties. To invettigkte UUm of iny Undi intaoded tobeaoquind. To extuninesll necesmrjr releases, surren- ders or conflrmar toiy convey- ances. (7.) They shall, upon the request of the said Municipal Council or any Committee thereof, investigate the title to any lands intended to be acquired or disposed of by the said Corporation, and also the title to all lands held by lessees or under-lessees of the said Corporation, who m&y desire the consent of the said Council or Committee to anyassignment or sub-lease of the lands so held ; and shall, according to the in- structions of the Committee having charge of the matter, draft or revise all such releases, surrenders or confirmatory conveyances as may be necessary to carry out such instructions. To give all such noUcet as may be directed by the Council for the protection of the Cor or publ irpoiation bile rights. (8.) They shall give to all contractors or their sureties, and to all defaulting tenants of the Corporation, and to any persons or Corporations trespassing upon City lands, and to any other persons whatsoever, all such notices as may be directed by the said Council or any Committee thereof for the protection of the rghts of the said Corporation or of the public. To attend to the Srowcution and^ efenoe of all '^ suit* and actions, and issue all writs, &o., in oonnection therewith.) (9.) They shall attend to the prosecution and defence of all suits and actions brought or prosecuted by or against the said Corporation, or to which the said Corporation may be made pa. des, whether in the Division Courts, County Courts, or either of the Superior Courts of Common Law, or the Court of Chancery ; and shall issue all writs, enter all appear- ances, draft all pleadiiogs, notices, affidavits and other papers, and subpcena all witnesses that may be re~ '609, By-law 609.] of the city op Toronto. 377 quisite for the proper conduct of such prosecutions cit^siiSStoM. and defences. ^«— »V"*»-' flO.^ Whenever any of such suits or actions shall be re- To attend u) aii \ / •' guita or actioni ferred to arbitration, either by consent of the parties JJi,*JJJ«^ thereto or by order of a Judge of the Court in which the same may be pending, they shall attend to the prosecution or defence of such suits or actions before such arbitrator, and shall subpoena all witnesses and take all such other proceedings as may be necessary in the course of such reference. (11.) They shall conduct all criminal prosecutions in the To conduct mi ^ f •> •• ^ criminal proae- Police Court, or any other Court of criminal jurisdic- tJj|2fb'°he" tion, instituted by the City Commissioner or any SotJ^^^, other person appointed for the same purpose by the ^/S" pSfp^ile** said Municipal Council, and committed by such officer to the said Solicitoi-s. by the Council. (12.) They shall advise the Court of Revision upon a-llToadvijethe questions of law affecting Assessment appeals to the quirtioMo/iaw said Court, and submitted to them by the Chairman J^n'tappMaT"" thereof ; and shall, at the request of the said Chair- man, attend to and defend any case appealed from the said Court to the County Judge. (13.) They shall attend to the settlement of all suits. To attend to au suits, and draw actions, claims or demands against the said Corpora- Ji'i^'J^g^^ *"* tion referred to them for settlement by the said S^of^"!*" Municipal Council, or any Committee thereof ; and shall draw all receipts, releases and acquittances which may be necessary to carry into effect the in- structions of the said Council or Committee in regard to such settlement. (14.) They shall give to the said Municipal Council, and Toad.iacthe each of its Committees, and to the Mayor, Clerk, ofl^Mw'rf th'e Treasurer, City Commissioner Assessment Commis- SpSni^'que*- sioner. Engineer, and to any Auditoi-s, Assessors, ^periy nib- CoUectors, Returning Officers, Pound-keepers, or "" i 378 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW 613. TwiSiii'oiitho o*^®*" Officers appointed by the said Council, their public tandii. advice or opinion upon any question of law arising in the course of the duty of such Officers, and pro- perly submitted for that purpose to the said Solicitors. ?^i bSrtJ^i^M of (^^O ^^' generally, they shall give due and proper at- the Corporation. tcntion to all the usual business appertaining to the law department of the City of Toronto. 609, 8. 1. BA-law Office hours. 2. The hours for the attendance of the City Solicitors, in the office at the City Hall, shall be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on all juridical days. By-law 609, s. 2. Memrs. Robinson 3. During the coutinusince in force of this By-law, to' be soueitors. Messrs. Robinson and W. G. Mc Williams shall be Solicitors for the City of Toronto, at a salary of three thousand dollars per annum. By-law 609, s. 3 ; By-law 721, a 1. 4. It shall be the duty of all other Officers of this Cor- poration to furnish the City Solicitor or Solicitors, upon request, with any documents, books or papeit in the custody or possession of such Officers, and to give to the said Solicitor or Solicitors such other aid and assistance as he or they may require in the performance of the duties of the said office. By-law 609, s. 4. Saluy. Offlcera of the Corpontiou to tumiiih the Solicitors with documents and books -.. their custody when required. thous numb "An pass No. 613. A By-law to prevent Trespasses upon Public Lands in the City of Toronto, and to provide for the Removal of Buildings or other Obstruc- tions erected or placed thereupon. [Pa88H> Novmbir 10, 1878.1 See 86 R.884 («)■(«)**' TT^HEREAS the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty V f of the City of Toronto, in Council assembled, did, on the seventh day of March, in the year of our Lord one 613. By-law 613.] of the city of Toronto. 379 at- the aw thousand eight hundred and fifty-three, pass a By-law .j^^^iB^Jon the numbered one hundred and ninety-eight, and entitled ^" "»i*nd» " An Act to prevent the erection of buildings on, or tres- pass of any kind upon, the Public Lands of this City." And whereas, it is doubtful whether at the time of the passing of the said By-law the powei's therein assumed could lawfully be exercised by the said Council ; And whereas, the right to pass By-laws for the purposes intended to be efi'ected by the said By-law has since been confeiTed upon the Municipal Councils of Cities, and it is " ■ ' ' >• expedient that the said powers should be fully exercised ; Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. Frora and after the passing of this By-law, it shall Trespassing pro- r b J > hibited on the not be lawful for any body corporate, company of per- p"''"'' P'ope'*.*. sons, or for any person, to trespass upon any piece or parcel of land within the City of Toronto, which may have heretofore been .set apart and devoted, or which may hereafter be set apart and devoted, either by the Dominion or Provincial Governments, or by any public oflScer or private individual, for '.he use of the citizens, whether as a public square or as a walk, or place of recreation or otherwise. By-law 613, s. 1. 2. It shall not be lawful for any body coiporate, com- ExcavutinK, pany of persons, or for any person, to excavate, dig up, reSS^na'eMth or remove any earth from any lands so set apart or de- lands or encum- bering the same, voted to the use of the citizens as aforesaid, or to place without •^ permiiBion. any earth, stone, or other encumbrance whatsoever upon any land so set apart and devoted as aforesaid, without the written certificate of the City Commissioner. By-law 613, s. 2. 3. The provisions of this Act shall extend to all public provisiomi ot highways, lanes, alleys, streets, esplanades, parks, gardens, »ppiy ^ »» or other reserved spaces of every kind whatsoever, JJ^''»' e»>-den». ' 380 CONSOUDATED BY-LAWS [By-law ♦513. rrtnmJm^iiiv- whether the same be in actual use or not. By-law 613, Public LMidt. - n Authority to the 4. It shall i nd may be lawful for the City Commissioner CttyCommli- n , biSfdf ""*""*** *° P" down and remove, or cause to be pulled down and !2?."ftSS°'^ removed, any building, fence, or other o ection erected or public iMidt. placed upon any lands so set apart or devoted to the use of the citizens as aforesaid, and to remove, or cause to be removed, any timber, stone, iron, or other encumbrance, from the lands so set apart and devoted. By-law G13, s. 4. Repeal of By-law No. 198. 5. By-law number one hundred and ninety-eight shall be and the same is hereby repealed. By-law 613, s. 5. P«>»'»'on» o' C. This By-law shall not apply to the deposit of material depM^t'^i" ** ^ ^® "^^^ ^" course of erection of any building where the SSiti^n'r*'''* encroachment on the street is not more than at present buiidingH. j^^j^j, By.iaw 613, s. C. Penalty. OlitreHin default of payment. Commitment in default of diatren. 7. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall, upon conviction be- fore the Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirma- tion of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the dis- cretion of the said Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dol- lai-s for each otfence, exclusive of costs, and also the cost of any removal under the preceding section hereof ; and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magistrate, or Justice convicting, as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or ill case the said Police Magistrate, and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them are acting together therein, then* under the hand and seal of one of them, talevy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magis- trate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to com- By-1 •w615.] OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 381 mit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the , "O;;"- IHue of 137,000 said CAiy of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any cityDebwiturBi. period not exceeding nix calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs he sooner paid. By-law 613, s. 7. No. 616. A By-law to provide for the issue ot Debentures to the extent of thirty-3even thousand dollars, for the purchase of new School Sites and the erection of rew School Buildings. (Pabhrd Novimbir 12, 187S.1 117' HEREAS, by a letter addressed to the City Clerit " * from the Secretary of the Board of School Trus- tees, bearing date the twenty-third day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy- throe, it is stated that the Public School Board of this City, in accordance with the School Law Amendment Act of one thousand eight hundred and seventv-one, have pre- 34 v. c. 33. But " *' ' *^ sec now 37 V. c. pared an estimate of the sums necessary for the purchase ^s. »■ se (ii). of new school sites, and the erection of new school build- ings, for this City, and that the amount required by the Board for the above purposes will be thirty-seven thou- sand dollars ; And whereas, it is expedient and necessary to raise by way of loan upon the credit of the City of Toronto a sum of money to cany into effect the requirements of the said Board of School Trustees ; And whereas, to provide for the discount in the sale of debentures to be issued for such pm-pose, it will require the sum of two thousand and thirty-five dollars in addition to the said sum of thirty-seven thousand dollars, which it is also expedient to raise by way of loan ; 382 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW G15. itturoi'isTooo And whereas, it will require the sum of four thousand City iHbentuiOT. ^^^^ j seventy-eight doUarH to be raised annually by special rate for the payment of the said sum or loan of thirty- seven thousand dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Municipality of Toronto, irrespective of any future increase of the same, and also irrespective of any increase to be derived from the temporary nvestment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, according to the last revised assessment rolls of the Municipality, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, is thirty-two million six hundred thousand dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the said Municipality is two million eight hundred and two thousand three hundred and four dollars, whereof the whole is principal, and no sum is due for interest in arrear : And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said sum of thirty-seven thousand dollars, as hereinafter mentioned, it will require an equal annual special rate of four thou- sand and seventy dollars, in addition to all rates to be levied in each year ; Be it therefore enacted by the Council of the Coi*pora- tion of the City of Toronto : 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said Mupici- pality to raise by way of loan, from any person or per- sons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures here- inafter mentioned, a sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of thirty-seven thousand dollars, and to the puroiuue of cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer School litea and .i/-.. •! -i.iii" IT"?? ?idi ^^ City, for the purpose and with the object above recited. By-law 615, s. 1. Authority to the Mayor to borrow ^7,000 on City Debenture*. By-law (515.] ov the city op Toronto. 383 2. It sliall bo lawful for the said Mayor to cause any fo, gohMi'sitei number of debentures to be made for such sums of money '5uiidiS»i.' as may be reciuired, not less than one hundred dollars ^"'''"^''^"r' •^ » The manner In each, and that the said debentures shall bo sealed with ^^re^u'tS^' the seal of the said Coi-poration, and be signed by the '""*'• ""'^" said Mayor and Treasurer. By-law G15, s. 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty Debenturentob* years from the day hereinafter mentioned for the By-law '"""'y >'•*"• to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 015, s. 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after intorest at aix the rate of six per centum per annum from the date there- p»y»i)i« •>»»• *• * yearly. of, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first day of the months of January and July in each year, at * the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By- law 615, s. 4. 5. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the Asneciainteto payment of said debentures, and the interest at the rate aiiy'iorMlm^ent aforesaid to become due thereon, an equal special rate of interest. the one-eighth of one mill in the dollar in addition to all other rates, shall be raised, levied and collected in each year upon all nvteable property in the said Municipality, during the conUnuance of the said debentures or any of them. By-law 615, s. 5. 6. This By-law shall take effect and come into operation g ,,^ ^^ ^^^^g on the thirteenth day of November, one thousand eight Jmbe/ms. "" hundred and seventy-t'.ree. [The remitinder of this iection, which fixed the piAces and appointed the Returning Officers for taking the votea of the Electors on this By-law, is not consolidated.] 384 C0N80LIDATRD HY-LAWS [By-law 619. No. Alt. City Debenture*. No. 619. 36V.0.43, B.466. A By-law tf) provide for the issue of Debentures to the amount of nineteen thousand dollars, to assist in the construction of Sewers on Jarvis Street, George Street, Vanauley Street, St. George Street, Adelaide Street, Berkeley Street, and Wellington Place. fPAaHiD Dae. IH, 1873.1 VTTHEREAS, By-laws have boon introduced for the T T construction of Sewers on Jarvis Street, George Street, Vanauley Street, St. George Street, Adelaide Street, Berkeley Street, and Wellington Place, respec- tively ; And whereas, the sectional ai-ea of the sewui.i to be constructed on the said streets respectively exceeds four feet in each case, and it is provided by the four hundred and sixty-fifth section of the Act passed by the Legisla- ture of Ontario in the thirty-sixth year of Her Majesty's reign and chaptered forty-eight, that in such case one- third of the cost thereof shall first be provided for by the Council of the City by By-law for borrowing money ; And whereas, one-third of the cost of said Sewers is estimated at seventeen thotisand nine hundred and sixty dollars ; And whereas, it. is desirable to raise by loan on the credit of the Municipality the said sum of seventeen thou- sand nine hundred and sixty dollars, together with in- terest thereon at six per centum per annum ; And whereas, it is also desirable to include in the amount to be .so raised the sum necessary to provide for the discount on the sale of the debentures to be issued hereafter, for which purpose a further sum of one thou- By-law 619.] of thk city of Toronto. 385 sand and forty dollars will be required, making the total For !l"l«?roitiiw amount of \h.- d(!l)t created by this By-la./ nineteen tliou- «""*'»»«•'«""• sand dollars ; And whereas, it will require the sum of two thouHand and ninety dollars to be raised annually l)y Npi-cinl rate for thi' payinont of the .said debt and inturost ; And whereas, thoamnunt of the whole rateable property of the said City of Toronto, irrespective of any future increase, and also irrespective of any income to be derived from the temporary invet tinent of the sinking fund here- inafter mentioned, according to tlio last revised assessment rolls, is forty-four million three hundred and thirty-four thousand dollar ^ ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the said City is two million eight hundred and tifty-six thou- sand nine hundred and ninety-four dollars, whereof the whole is principal, and no sum is due for interest in arrear ; And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said 2)rincipal of the new debt it will re(iuire an equal annual special rate of one-twentieth of a mill in the dollar, exclusiva of all other rates to be levied in each year ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said Authority to tho /!■ /-m • 1 (• 1 !• Mayor to borrow City of Toronto, to raise, by way of loan, irotu any per- f^^"'^ "" ^"y son or persons, body politic or corporate, who may be willing to advance the same on the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and the special rate herein- after imposed, the sum of nineteen thousand dollars, and *^ 'To be applied 'in cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer l°?™y'"tf »"«• . r third the cost of of the said City, to be by him applied from time to time, **'^*'" "**"■ under the direction of the Common Council, in the pay- I 386 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-laW 619. iMuf of *Jibooo ni6nt of ore-third cost of the said sewers, and for no other cityDebenture,. puppoge whatever. By-law 6 1 9, 8. 1. The manner in which the deben- tures are to be made.out. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said City of Toronto, to cause any number of debenture? to be made out for not less than one hundred dollars each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of nineteen thousand dollars, as any person or persons, body corporate or politic, shall agree to advance on the credit of such debentures, and the special rate hereinafter mentioned, and that the said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said Corporation, and be signed by the said Mayor and Treasurer. By-law 619, s. 2. DeWturestobe 3. The Said debentures shall be made payable on the first day of '^uuary, in the year of our Loyd one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 6 1 9, s. 3. payable Ut January, 1894, Interest at six per cent, to be payable half- yearly. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after the rate of six per centum per annum from the date thereof, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first day of the months of January and July, in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By- law 619, s. 4. A special rate to 5. For the purposc of forming a sinking fund for the aiiyforpayment payment of the Said debentures and the interest at the of principal and *• •' interest. rate aforcsaid to become due thereon, an equal annual special rate of one-twentieth part of a mill on the dollar, shall, in addition to all other rates, be raised, levied and collected in each year upon all rateable property in the said Municipality dui-ing the continuation of the said de- bentures, or any of them. By-law 619, s. 5. By-uw to take 6. This By-law shall come into force and take efiect on, effect Ist - January, 1874. from and after the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four. By- law 619, s. 6. By-^aws622&i626.] of the city of Toronto. ' 387 No. 626. Issue of {600,000 "Kn (KO.O. Water Works JL^U. \3«IK>. Debentures. A By-law to provide for the Appointment of Arbitrators in cases arising under the Muni- cipal Act. f PA88R0 Hahch 9, 1674.1 WHEREAS it is expedient to provide for the speedy . appointment of Arbitrators in cases arising g^ gg v. c. 43, under the provisions of sections two hundred and seventy- "" ' ' nine and two hundred and eighty-three of the Municipal Act of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. In any case where it is necessary under the provis- Authority to the ions of the two hundred and seventy-ninth and the two»p^|j^j^jJ,,j^ hundred and eighty-third sections of the Municipal In- co!?^'rat'on* stitutions Act of one thousand eight hundred and seventy- three, to appoint an Arbitrator on behalf of this Corpor- ation, the Mayor for the time being of the City of Toron- to shall be and he is hereby authorized to appoint such Arbitrator. By-law 622, s. 1. No. 626.' A By-law to provide for a further issue of Water Works Debentures. [Pashd April 7, 1U74.] WHEREAS by an Act of the Legislature of the Pro- 87 v. c. 76. vince of Ontario, pas.sed in the thirty-seventh year of Her Majesty's reign, and intituled " An Act to amend the Act passed in the thirty-fifth year of Her as v. e. 70 s. 20. * See By-laws Nos, 644, 660 and 705. 388 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [%-law 626. issufof «eob,ooo Majesty's reign, chaptered seventy-nine, intituled ' An ^*^enui°ros! Act to authorize the Corporation of the City of Toronto to construct Water Works in the City of Toronto,' " it is amongst other things provided, that the said Corporation shall have power to issue " Water Works' Debentures " for a sum not exceeding in the whole eleven hundred thousand dollars, in accordance with the provisions ot the said Act of thirty-fifth Victoria, chaj)ter seventy-nine ; And whereas, the said Corporation, under the authority of the said lastly recited Act, have already issued " Water Works' Debentures " to the amount of live hundred thou- sand dollars, and it is expedient to make a further issue (jf such Debentures to the amount of six hundred thousand dollars, under the authoiity of the said first recited Act of thirty-seventh Victoria ; And whereas, for the payment of such new debentures and interest it will require the sum of fifty -eight thou- sand dollars to be raised annually by special rate in each year ifter the completior. of the said Works, or at the expiration of three years from the date of the first issue of Water Works' Debentures ; And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Municipality, irrespective of any future in- crease in the same, and of any income in the nature of tolls, interest or dividends from the said Water Works, or from any stock, sliare or interest therein, upon which the money to be so raised or any part thereof is inteudtd to be invested, and also irrespective of any income from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, or any part thereof, according to the last revised assessment rolls of the said City, being for the } ear one thousand eight hundred and seventy-tlirce, was forty -four millions seven hundred and sixty-four thousand eight hundred and eighty-two dollars; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the said City is three millions four hundred and six thousand By-iaw 626.] of the city of Toronto. nine hundred and thirty-one dollars and seven cents, principal, no interest or principal being in arrear ; And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said sum of six hundred thousand dollars and interest, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, it will require an equal annual special rate of one mill and three-tenths of a mill in the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year as aforesaid ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 389 No. 626. Issue of teoo.ooo Waterworks Debeiituree, 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor to raise by way of Authority to the '' / Mayor to borrow loan, from any person or persons, body or bodies corporate, ^^^0"^, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit '>«'>«"'""«■ of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum of money not exceeding in the whole six hundred thousand dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the Royal Canadian Bank, having an office in the said City, to be kept and Sj'^SftractioS applied in the manner provided by the thirteenth section for^h^ci^°of ' of the above reciteti Act of thirty-fifth Victoria, chapter seventy -nine. By-law 026, s. 1. Toronto. 2. Jt shall be lawful for the Mayor to cause any num- Manner in which *' *' the debentures her of debentures to be made for such sums of money as ^t' be made may be required, but not for less than one hundred dol- lars or twenty pounds sterling each, such debentures to be made under the common seal of the said City, and signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof. By-law 626, 8.2. 3. The .said debentures shall be made payable in thirty Debentures to be *^ ■' . . "^ ijayahle in thirty years at farthest from the date of the respective issues yea™, thereof, either in sterling or ci'i-rency, in this Province or Great Britain or elsewhere, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 626, 8.3. S90 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 626. Nu. 626. Issue of 1600,000 »uc u. .uuv.uw * The said debentures shall bear interest after the DebentMes.* rate of six per centum per annum from the date thereof, im^tXir ^^^^^^ interest shall be payable half-yearly on the first day f^ye£Syi °^ "'^^""^''''y ^^^ ^^^y ^^ ^^ch and every year. By-law " 626, s. 4. cent, to able half A special rate tu be levied annu- 5. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the pay- of VrincF^Tand ^^^^ ^f the Said debentures and the interest thereon, an equal annual .special rate of one and three-tenths of a mill in the dollar shall be levied and collected in addition to all other rates in each year after the completion of the said Water Works, or at the expiration of three years from the first issue of Water Works debentures,upon all the rateable property in the .said City, during the currency of the said debentures or any of them. By-law 626, s. 5. Honeys arising from special rate, after paying interest to be in- vested. 6. All moneys arising from the said rate of one and three-tenths of a mill in the dollar, beyond the amount required for the payment of interest upon the said deben- tures, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year as the Council of the said Coi-poration may direct, for the purpose of creating a sinking fund for the redemption of the said debentures as they respectively become due. By- law 626, 8. 6. By-law to talce elTect 7th April, 1874. 7. This By-law shall come into operation and take effect on the seventh day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four. By-law 626, s. 7. By-law 627.] of thc city of Toronto. No. 627. 391 No. 627 Erection of Buildings. A By-law for Regulating the Erection of Buildings and the Storage of Inflammable Material. [Pabsbd ArRiL 9, 1874. Amindho Auq. 23, 1S76 ; Harou 16, & Suit. 25, 1876.J ^IITHEREAS it is expedient to make provision for re- See so v <:•«.», ' * gulating the erection of buildings and the stor- *• ^^ (")• age of intiaininable material in the City of Toronto ; Therefore the (council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS. 1. The Municipal Council shall from time to time ap- Appointment of ' '■an Inspector of point a competent, practical and discreet jjerson to be ^""'I'ngs. Ins|)ector of Buildings, at such annual salary as the said Municipal Council may think fit to provide. By-law G27, 2. The duties of the Inspector of Buildings shall be — ?"ctor rf buiiS' Ings. (1) To oversee th3 erection of all buildings hereafter to be built, enlarged, altered, or re-erected within the S^io'^f buUd- City of Toronto, and to enforce the provisions of this '"'^^ By-law in reference thereto. Are (2) To examine carefully, whenever he may be directed To.examine ' •' '' chimneyB, fli by the Mayor, tho Police Magistrate, or any Y^tldermai P'a«e8.*o- / of the said City, all chimneys, fire-places, hearths, ovens, boilers, furnaces, stoves, steam pipes, stove pipes, funnels, flues, and all places where fires are made or kept, or where ashes are kept, and report on. thereon to the Mayor, Police Magistrat(i,or any presid- ing Justice of the Peace for the said City of Toronto, ,j,q ^^jii ^^^ and under the direction of the said Mayor, Police unufth^ ulTSi ■.,.,, T i- i i'P ii_ dansreroua chim- Magistrate, or Justice, to notiiy the owner, occupier or neys. Ac. 892 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 627. By-la No. 627. Erection o( Buildings. To examine buildings where gunpowder, coal oil, ac, are kept. To enforce the provisions o( this and other by- laws (or the pre- vention of flres. party using the building where such chimney or other place for keeping or making fire, or for keeping ashes may be, if the same be dangerous, to discontinuo the u.se of or to remove the same ; and also to examine any buildings or premises where lumber, gunjjowdor, coal oil, or other inflammable substances are kejit, or where any trade dangerous in causing or promot- ing fire is carried on ; and to enforce the provision.s of this By-law, as well as those of any By-laws now in existence, or that may hoi-eafter be passed for tho prevention oi fires By-law G27, s. 3. The Inspector 3. Wlicu any owncr, occupier or ])arty u.sing a building may remove *^ x i ./ o o dangerous chim- where an\' chimney, fire-place, hearth, oven, boiler, fur- todo"rafter"b^- n&ce, stovc, stcam pipe, stove pipe, funnel, flue, or place ing notified. £^^ making or keeping fire, or keeping ashes, is deemed to be dangerous, has received a notification from the said Inspector of Buildings to discontinue the use of or to re- move the same, if the same shall not be immediately dis- continued to be used, or shall not be removed as directed, it shall and may br> lawful for the said Inspector of Buildings to employ the necessary aid and assistance to remove the same, and any person neglecting or refusing to discontinue the use of, or to remove, such chimney or other place for making or keeping fire, or for keeping ashes, as aforesaid, after being notified by the said Liabilities of per- Inspector of Buildings, and any person obstructing the sons obstructing .,, /•■n-iT ■ n loi the Inspector, said Inspcctor 01 Buiidings m the lemoval of the same, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. 627, s. 4. By-law City CommiS' sioner to perform 4. Until otherwise ordered by By-law of the said Muni- Illlpector'of"''* *^^P^^ ^^^'^*^^'' ^'^^ ^^^y Commissioner shall perform the Buildings. duties prescribed by this By-law to be performed by the Inspector of Buildings. By-law 627, s. 5. Fences to be placed in front ot Duildings in REGULATIONS DURING THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS OR REBUILDING. 5. In all cases of building or rebuilding any house, warehouse, storehouse, or other building, when such build- ■ By-law 627.] of thk city of Toronto. 303 ing is to be erected on the line of any pliblic street or ^g^^ot way, or within seven feet thereof, there shall be erecteii a ^idingi. boarded fence six feet high to enclose one-half the side- course of " erection, walk allowance in front of such building ; and outside of such fence a planked pathway shall be laid at least four feet wide for the convenience and security of the public ; or it shall be lawful, instead of such fence or pathway, to plank over the whole of the scaffold at the height of the or the scawoid first floor above the ground floor, and to enclose such over, scaffold at the same height at least eighteen inches all ' round above the level of the planked floor aforesaid, the sidewalks of the street being left free for public uses. By- law 627, s. fi, 0. No person shall place any lumber, stone, chips, shav- BuiMing ma- * ^ . ' 1 > terial not to be ings, rubbish, or any other building material whatsoever f,'^*^,^" „„, , on any sidewalk except as aforesaid ; and when buildings one"t'ifiS''"thr are being erected on any street, no pei-son shall be ''°'^"*y- allowed to occupy more than one-third of the roadway with any such building material ; and no person shall place any sitch stone, lumber, or any building material so as to obstruct the free passage of water in the drains, gutters, or water courses ; and no person shall suffer or permit any such building material to remain on the street Buudinjma- any longer than is necessary for the erection of the build- ing for which such material is designed ; and on the com- pletion of any building, the owner thereof shall within thi'ee days thereafter entirely remove all materials from the street, and cause the street to be cleaned from all such building material and left in good repair. By-law 627, s. 7. 7. All chimney stacks shall be carried to a height of Height of cwm. i> "®y stacks. not less than four feet above the ridge or deck of any roof carried by, connected with, or abutting upon the wall to which the f.aid chimney stack is attached ; and where a chimney stack is used to carry away smoke or noxious vapours from any manufactory where an engine and boiler of more than twelve or less than eight-horse power 394 CONSOLIDATED HY-LAWS [By-law 62". Enwtion'of ^^*^ usod, sucli chimiiey Hliall not be less tlian fifty feet in Buildings^ height above the level of the street adjoining hucIi manu- iron or tin pipe factoiy ; and it shall not be lawful to erect or use within not to bu used for the conveyance the Hmits A, B ' ' C, hereinafter described, any external o( smoke in '' limit! A.Borc. pjpg of iron, tin, or any other material for the conveyance of smoke. By-law 027, s. 8. ing or Timber not to be laid near fur- naces &c. BOILERS AND OVENS. 8, No timber shall be laid within two feet of the in- side of any oven, copper still, boiler or furnace ; nor within nine inches of the openin,, benzine .'«• other Hiniilar materials referred to in this Hection. liy-law 627, h. 21. Kiro In huiidinji 21. No fire shall he taken, liirhted or used within th(» UHMl for iitor»B« " "' ""• said last mentioned .storage buildings, either for heat, light or for any other purpose whatever. By-law 627, s. 22. PerxnuHfiealiinK to koop, atnre or wll coal III), etc., to make applica- tion to the Com- mittoo on Piro, Water antl (tax. City Inspector to examine the I uliicii unU r rt to the ( ininlttee. 22. Every pei-son desiring to keep or store, in the man- ner provided by the twentieth section of this By-law, any of the fluids mentioned in the .said twentieth sec- tion, and every person desirous to keep or st( re, for thu purpose of sale, any of the fluids mentioned in the twen- tieth section of this By-law, shall make a written applica- tion to the Standing Committee on Fire, Water and Gas for pennission so to do, and shall state in such application the storehouse, shop, building or place in which he desires to keep or store the .said fluids, or any of them ; and it shall be the duty of the said City Inspector, upon any application being made, or at any other time, if requiroil so to do, to examitie the premises of the applicant and report to the said Committee thereon ; and upon such report the said Committee shall take Jiction, and grant or refuse permission as to them may seem meet ; subject, however, to the approval of the Council. By-law 627, s. 23. OUNPOWDEH. Ounpowder over twenty-elKht 23. No person shall have or keep any quantity of gun- twen^-elKht '^ r ./ -i j e> to be kept*n S*"' powder exceeding twenty -eight pounds in weight, in any magazine. q^q place for any longer period than twenty-four hours, except in such powder magazine as may be approved of by the said Council. By-law 627, s. 24. SMOKINa OR CARRYING LIGHTS. Smoking and 24. No person shall smoke, or have in his or her pos- carrying light! » ^ ' *^ in»ubie»,io. scssion any lighted pipe or cigar, in any stable, carpenter or cabinetmaker's shop, or other shop or building where By-law 027.] ok thk city oi? Toronto. 31)9 straw, shavingH, or other combuHtiblu luaieml may be, or gJ^'J;,,^";,, carry or keep, or suffer co be curried or kept, any lighted , ^''""«»' ^ lamp in any livery or other HtaV)le within the said City, unleHM Huch lamp or candle Hhall be enclosed in a lantern or shade, so as to prevent any accident from fire there- from. By-law 627, s. 2.5. 25. When any building or buildings in course of erec- Buiiuingi in tion within the City lunits shall be deemed unsafe by the """ >}f«"*^ *' >' UIIMIe to IH! City Commissioner, the owner, contractor or agent shall JUJ^Jjl*'* "'"' be notified at once^o make the same safes and secin-e ; and t'\cry person so notified who fails, within twenty-four h(nu's, to comply with such notice, shall be subject to all the penalties of this By-law. By-law 627, s. 26. 26. Whenever any building in the said City is, by rea- oanBerom to 1)0 son of age or accident, in danger of falling or being set on put in a lafo I condition. tire, and endangers the surrounding property or the lives of the citizens, it shall bo the duty of the said Inspector of Buildings to notify the owner, agent, or other person having charge of such building, to put the same at once in a safe condition to guard against such fire or dangerous accident ; and every person who for twenty-four hours after the receipt of such notice neglects to obey the same, .shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 627, 8. 27. FIRE LIMITS. 27. For the purpose of preventing the spread of fire, pire Limit». there shall be within the City three fire limits, viz.. A, B, and C. By-law 627, s. 28. LIMIT A. 28. All within the description of the following section Limit a. shall be Limit A : — Commencing at the intersection of the centre line of Jarvis Street produced southward with the centre line of Esplanade Street ; thence northerly along the centre line of Jarvis Street to the centre line of Queen Street ; thence westerly along the centre line of Queen 400 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 627, No. 627. Erection of Buildingrs. Street to the centre line of Simcoe Street ; thence south- erly along the centre line of Simcoe Street to the centre line of Esplanade Street ; thence easterly along the said centre line of Esplanade Street to the place of beginning. And secondly — Commencing at the intersection of the centre line of Front Street with the centre line of Jarvis Street ; thence southerly, along said centre line of Jarvis Street to the southern face of the Esplanade ; thence easterly, along the southern face of said Esplanade to its eastern limit, east of Goodei-ham's whal>f ; thence easterly, along the margin of the Bay to the centre line of Cherry Street ; thence northerly, along the centre line of Cherry Street to the centre line of Front Street ; thence westerly, along the centre line of Front Street to the place of be- ginning. By-law G27, s. 29 ; By-law 709, s. 1. Sections 30 to 38 29. The following sections, numbered from thirty to thirty-eight inclusive, shall apply only to Limit A. By- law G27, s. 30. to apply only to Limit A. Buildings within this Limit to be of brick, Iron, or stoiie, and roofs to be of incom- bustible material. Thickness of brick walls. Gable or ))ara|>et walls surmouiit- inj{ roofs of buildings. Thickness of stone walls. 30. No building shall be erected or placed on old or new foundations, or on foundations partly new and partly old, unless the same shall be built with main walls of brick, iron or stone, and roofing of incombustible material, and no wall of any building two stories in height and upwaids, built of brick, and no external or party walls, shall b(! It'ss than one and a half bricks in thickness for the first two stories thereof, or less than twelve and a half inches in actual measurement ; and all brick walls shall be carried up on the construction aforesaid to the imder- side of the rouf boards, whether front, rear or gable walls : and all gal)le or parapet walls surinouuting roofs of build- ings shall be at least one brick or nine inches in thickness, and shall be can-ied to the full height of two feet six inches above the roof on a square line therewith ; and such walls, if built of stone, shall not be less than oightetn inches in thickness carried up to their full thickness to the underside of the roof boards, whether front, rear or By-law 627.] of the cmr of Toronto. 401 ^ble walls ; and all gable or parapet walls surmounting ^^ot roofs of buildings, if built of stone, shall not be less than vj,i!jl^ sixteen inches in thickness, and shall be carried up to the Thi<*n»woi * exterior w>us ol full height of two feet six inches above the roof on a *«^- square line therewith, and all the exterior walls of sheds abutting on lanes or passages other than streets shall be constructed of brick or stone, not less than nine inches in thickness : Provided always that all buildings built of brick, under two stories in height, may be built of one J^jJ^i'^iu. brick in thickness, but shall not be less than nine inches ISShm tahJtTht. through in actual measurement. By-law 6^, s, 31; By-law 762, s. 2. PARTY WALLS, ARCHES AND CHIMNEYS. 31. All party walls shall be between house and house, except in such parts where each house has independent walls. Party walls not being of sufficient thickness, shall be taken down when one or more of the adjoining houses require to be rebuilt. Ends of timbers lying through old party walls shall be cut off when new buildings are erected against them. External walls shall not become party walls unless the same have been previously erected in accordance with the provisions of the last preceding sec- tion of this By-law. The brickwork in all party walls and external walls shall be properly bonded in every case. By-law 627, s. 32. Party walls. Party wall* ol ;asumoieiit thickneee. Ends of timben through old party walls. External walls, when to be party walls. Brickwork lu party walls to be properly bonded. 32. No timber shall at any time hereafter be laid into Timber in party *' arches or party any party arch, except for bond to the same, nor into any *»••»• party wall other than such templets, chains and bond timbers as shall be necessary for the same, and other than the ends of girders, beams, purlins, binding or trimming Briakwork joists, or other principal timbers, all of which timbers Jg^^^'^*" °' shall have at least eight inches and a half of solid brick- work between the ends and sides thereof and the timber of any building ac^oining thereto ; and the ends of every girder, beam, purlin, binding or trimming joist, and every other piece of pric npal timber, may be laid beyond the z ^^ CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWP [By-law 687. No. 697. Erection o( Buildings. centre of any party wall, providing that there be left eight inches and a half of solid brick or stone work at the end of every such piece of timber, except ia places where any part of the ends of any such timber shall lie opposite to and level with any part of the ends of any timber of any adjoining building, in which case no part of such timber shall approach nearer than two inches and a half to the centre of the said party wall. By-law 627, s. 33. WwrehousM not to exceed forty ■quarea ot build- ing without being separated by party walls. Buildings con- necting with each other through a party wall to have stone door-cases and sills, with iron doors. Timber bonds and lintels to such buildings. 33. No stack of warehouses or storehouses or other buildings shall contain more than forty squares of build- ing on the ground floor thereof, including internal and external, and half the party walls belonging thereto, im- less such building be separated and divided by party walls into divisions of not more than forty squares of building each as aforesaid ; no stack of warehouses or other build ings shall communicate with any other stack of warehouses or other buildings through a party wall, nor shall any stable communicate with any other stable through a party wall, unless the door-case and sill of every such communi- cation be of stone, and unless there be to every such com- munication a door of wrought iron of the thickness of a quarter of an inch in the panels thereof ; and no timber bond or lintel shall be laid into the brickwork of any wall in any such buildings nearer than eighteen inches to the opening of such communication. By-law 627, s. 34. Roofs, construe- tion of. ROOFS AND VERANDAHS. 34. All roofs of buildings, roofs of lanterns, coverings of domes, spires, flats of towers, platforms or deck roofs, or other coverings of old or new buildings, shall be finished externally vnth tin, iron, zinc, copper, slate, tile, or felt and gravel, or with shingles laid in hair mortar not less than one-half of an inch in thickness, or with some other material of an incombustible nature; and no roof of any building already erected shall hereinafter be re-laid or re- cove, ed except with the materials before enumerated. By-law 627, s. 35. By-law 627.] op the city of tobonto. m _No.«?7, 35. No covered gallery or verandah, constructed or covered with timber or other combustible material, shall be erected in connection with any house, warehouse or vanndidirt^. StrUOtiOD OT* other building on any other floor than the ground floor thereof, imless the same shall be wholly covered with some incombustible material, enumerated in the next preceding section of this By-law. By-law 627, s. 36. 36. No window sills, dressings, string courses, eave window luiv, ^ ^ ' MTM trougiu, troughs, cornices, or other details or ornaments in any way «»™*«^ *«• projecting from the face of external walls, or surmounting the same, shall be fixed to any such walk above the line of shop fix>nts of any buildings, or surmounting the party walls thereof; vmless such details, dressings or ornaments shall be constructed of stone, brick or iron, or shall be com- pletely covered with iron, tin, zinc, copper, or some other material of an incombustible nature. By-law 627, s. 37. ■ CRAKES. 37. All cranes and hoisting-gibs projecting from the face cnmes ud of .ay external wall of »ny house, wa«ho»«e, sto«ho«,6 Si5=ii*-. or other building above the ceiling line of the ground floor, shall H constructed of ironorotherincombustible material, or covered internally and externally with incombustible material. Such crane or gib not to project over any street or lane. By-law 627, s. 38. LUMBER YARDS. 38. No person shall hereafter, within the limits pre- Lumber y»rdi scribed by the twenty-eighth section of this By-law, artabudiad J J o J ' within oertoln establish a lumber yard or collect or allow to be collected •*"»'*•■ any large quantity of lumber upon any lot, imless the same is to be used forthwith in the erection of a building then in course of or proposed to be ei'ected upon the said lot. By- law 627. s. 89. 404 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law627. No< ttl, BSnottonof BolUiiigi. UmltB. LIMIT B. 39. The following shall be the boundaries of Limit B :— First : — Commencing at the intersection of the centre line of Esplanade Street with the centre line of Jarvis Street, produced southward; thence easterly, along the centre line of Esplanade Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet east of the east side of Sherboume Street ; thence northerly, parallel with Sherboume Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet north of the north side of Carleton Street ; thence westerly, parallel with Carleton Street, to r point one hundred and twenty feet east of the east side of Jarvis Street ; thence northerly, parallel with Jarvis Street, to the centreline of Bloor Street ; thence westerly, parallel with Bloor Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Jarvis Street ; thence southerly, parallt>l with Jarvis Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet north of the north side of Carle- ton Street ; thence westerly, parallel with Carleton Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet east of the east side of Church Street; theUce northerly, parallel with Church street, to the centre line of Bloor Street ; thence westerly, riong the centre lin9 of Bloor Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Church Street; thence* southerly, parallel with Church Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet north of the north side of Carleton Street ; thence westerly, parallel with Carleton Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet east of the east side of Yonge Street ; thence northerly, parallel with Yonge Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet south of the south side of Bloor Street ; thence easterly, parallel with Bloor Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Church Stree^; thence nortL..iy, parallel with Church Street, to the centre line of Bloor Street ; thence westerly, along the said centre line of Bloor Street, to a point jne hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Yonge Street ; thence Boutherly, parallel with Yonge Street, to a point one hun- 627. By-law 627.] of the ctty op Toronto. 408 dred and twenty feet north of the north side of Qrosvenor Street ; thence westerly, parallel with Grosvenor Street, to the eastern boundary of the Queen's Park ; thence southerly, along the eastern boundary of the Queen's Park, to Yonge Street Avenue ; thence easterly, along the north side of the Yonge Street Avenue, to a point one hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Yonge Street ; thence southerly, parallel with Yonge Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet north of the north side of Elm Street ; thence westerly, parallel with Elm Street, to the centre line of Elizabeth Street ; thence southerly, parallel with Elizabeth Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet south of the south side of Elm Street ; thence easterly, parallel with Elm Street, to a point one hun- dred and twenty feet west of the west side of Yonge Street ; thence southerly, parallel with Yonge Street, to a poiut one hundred and twenty feet north of the north side of Albert Street; thence westerly, parallel with Albert Street, to the centre line of University Street ; thence northerly, along the centre line of University Street, to the centre line of Caer Howell Street, produced eastward ; thence westerly, along the centre line of Caer Howell Street, so produced, to a point one hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Simcoe Street; thence southerly, parallel with Simcoe Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet north of the north side of Queen Strfeet ; thence westerly, parallel with Queen Street, to the centre line of Brock Street ; thence southerly, along the said centre line of Brock Street, to a point one hundred and twenty feet south of the south side of Queen Street ; thence easterly, parallel with Queen Street, to the centre line of Peter Street ; thence southerly, along the centre line of Peter Street, to the centre line of Espiteuade Street ; thence easterly along the centre line of Esplanade Street, to the centre line of Simcoe Street ; thence northerly, along the centre line of Simcoe Street, to the centre line of Queen Street ; thence easterly, along the centre line of Queen Street, to the centre line of Mo. on. Braetionol BoUdiag*. m CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 627. By-1« SSkS^'ot *^*^'* Street ; thence southerly, along the centre line of Jarvis Street, to the place of beginning. Secondly: — Commencing at a point in the southern limit of Bloor Street, one hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Jarvis Street; thence southerly, parallel to Jar- vis Street, one hundred and twenty feet ; thence westerly, parallel to Bloor Street, toa point one hundred and twenty feet east of the east side of Church Street ; thence northerly, parallel to Church Street, to the southern limit of Bloor Street ; th ?nce easterly along the said southern limit of Bloor Street, to the place ol beginning. Thirdly : — Commencing at a point in the southern limit of Bloor Street, one hundred and twentyfeeteastof tlie east side of St. George Street ; thence southerly, parallel to St. George Street, to the centre line of College Street ; thence westerly, along said centre line of College Street, three hundred and six feet ; thence northerly, parallel to St. George Street, to the southern limit of Bloor Street; thence easterly, along said southern limit of Bloor Street, to the pla^e of beginning. Fourthly: — Commencing at a point one hundred and twenty feet north of the north side of Carleton Street, and one hundred and twenty feet eaat of the east side of Sherboume Street ; thence northerly, parallel with Sherboume Street, to the southern limit of Wellesley Street produced ; thence westerly, along said southern limit, to a point one hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Sherboume Street, measured at right angles thereto; thence southerly, parallel with Sherboume Street, to a point on the northern boundary of the fire limit first described in this secMon, which point is one hundred- and twenty feet north of the north side of Carleton Street, and one hundred and twenty feet west of the west side of Sherboume Street ; thence easterly, parallel to Carleton Street, along said boundary to the place of beginning, and all that portion of St. 627. eof By-law 627.] or the city of tobonto. James' Ward not included in thia By-law. By-law 627, 8.40; By-law 688. 8. 1. m No. 887. Ereotion of BuUdingi, 40. Any street or part of a street defined by a street or umits m»y be " . ^ •' extendea upon lane at each end may be included in the fire limits, by pJJ**J2" °* "*•" By-law passed upon the petition of two-thirds of the rate- payers on the street or portion of street proposed to be included, who represent one-half in value of the assessed real property on the street or part of a street so to be in- cluded. By-law 627, s. 41. 41. The following sections, from forty-two to forty- 4~to**rpp1y to seven inclusive, shall apply to Limits A ana B. By-law '''™'** * ""* " 627, s. 42. Removal or enlargement of frame buildings to the value of one-baU of such buUdingH to be considered a re- erection. Removal of frame buUdlnga from Limits A andB. 42. Any removal or enlargement of any frame building shall be considered a re-erection, subject to the terms of this By-law, and any repairs to any building which it will be necessary to execute to the extent of one-half of the whole value of such building shall be considered a re- erection thereof, subject to the terms of this By-law. On receiving permission from the City Commissioner, persons may remove frame buildings from the Limits A and B, with the understanding that they may be made to comply with the requirements of the law in the Limits to which they may be removed. By-law 627, s. 48. 43. Party arches, or the shafts of any chimneys, shall ^«^»«!he» or not be cut or maimed for any purpose whatsoever ; nor t^'^"®^* "°* ^ shall any party wall be cut or maimed otherwise than for "»»*■"*''• the purposes fad in the manner hereinafter mentioned, that is to say : when the front or back wall of any house when party *' " walls may be cut or building, being in a line with the front or back wall of <>' maimed, the house or building adjoining thereto, shall be built, it shall be lawful to cut or break not less than nine inches from the external face of such front or back wall, for the purpose of inserting therein the end of such new front or J^^^'Jf^* back wall ; but in no case shall such breaks be cut more °°**- than four inches and a half into the party wall ; and it 408 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 627 By-la iSwtira ot ^^^ ^ lawful to cut into any party wall for the purpose ^i^a gt^ Qf tailing-in stone steps or stoue landings, or for timbers Tauinc-in itoD* for bearers to wood stairs, provided that no timber bearer ■t«pt, huidiiig* ^ oriuiw. ije laid into any party wall nearer than nine inches to any chimney or fluo whatever, or than eight inches and a half to any timber of an adjoining house, and for the purpose of laying therein stone corbels for the support of chimney jambs, girders, beams or joi^; and it shall be lawful to frlto 'puS'wiSta. *^^^ perpendicular recesses into any party wall for the pur- pose of inserting walls and piers therein, provided no recess shall be more than fourteen inches wide, or more than four inches deep, and no such recess be nearer than ten feet to ^ any other recess ; but any person who shall cut into any party wall for any of the purposes aforesaid, shall immedi- ately make good every defect occasioned by the cutting of any such party wall ; and no party wall shall be cut for any of the purposes aforesaid, the cutting whereof will injure, displace or endaijger the timbers, chimney flues, or internal finishings of an adjoining house or building. By> law 627, s. 44. brick walls, shall The heigh case. shall inche BREASTSUMMERS. Brea8t8umm«n, how to be carried. 44. Breastsummers in all cases shall be carried on brick or stone walls or piers, or on cast iron columns seated on stone, and shall in no case be carried on storey posts or other timber supports ; and when the ends of any breast- summer shall approach the centre line of any party wall nearer than four inches and a half, such ends shall be en- cased and entirely surrounded in cast iron shoes. By-law 627, s. 46. CHIMNEYS AND HEARTHS. Chimney breute, when supported by timber. TbiokneM of Ohlmneyibaek to back in party Wtili. 45. No breafit of any chimney shall be supported by timber,excepting such piling or planking as may be necess- sary in the foundations, and all timber shall be eight inches at least below the hearth ; chimneys back to back in party walls shall be in the chimney back at least one By-law 627.] of the citt of tobonto. 409 brick or nine inches in thickness ; chimney backs in party jS^Mrn'ot walls, not being back to back with any other chimney, ^^^J^j^Jj*^ shall be at least seven inches clear from the party line. pitimMy bMiu *^ •' in party wtUi not The thickness above specified shall be continued to a •****•*«*• height of at least twelve inches above the mantel in every case. All flues built in internal, external, or party walls, FiuMin waiii. shall be surrounded by brickwork not less than seven inches in thickness. By-law 627, s. 46. 46. All partitions or widths between flues shall be at *>!*!."<»"• <" * widths between least half a brick in thickness, and the breast and back of ""*•• every chimney, and every breast, back and partition or width of any flue, shall be parquetted within. By-law 627, 8. 47. 47. Chimney hearths shall, in all cases, be laid wholly chimneyhM»tt» on brick or stone, unless the same be in a cellar or base- ment storey, and be laid and bedded in solid earth ; and every chimney shall have a slab or slabs, or foot pieces be- fore the same, of stone, brick, marble, iron or cement, at least one foot six inches broad, and extending at least six inches beyond each end of every fire-place opening. By- law 627, s. 48. 48. The following sections, from 49 to 57 inclusive, sectioia 49 to 67 ° to apply only to shall apply only to that portion of limit B not included e*'*"'" "'">'* in limit A. By-law 627, s. 49. 49 No building shall be erected or placed on old or new g,"tyjf',^j^ foundations, or on foundations partly new and partly old, rtJSe*ind°roof unless the same shall be built with main walls of brick, ^Mttbieml^'*"'' iron or stone, and roofing of incombustible material (felt *^'^ or gravel, or shingles laid in hair mortar, not less than half an inch in thickness), and no wall of any building two storeys in height and upwards, built of brick, and no external or party walls, shall be less than one brick in Thicknen of thickness for the first two storeys thereof, or less than nine inches in actual measurement ; and all brick walls shall be carried up on the construction aforesaid to the 410 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-laW 6S7. By-l&w ^Jj^;,, underside of the roof boards, whether front, rear or gable ^diBitr ^jjjg . j^jj J j^ii g,^t,ig QY parapet walla surmounting roofs (M>i« or iNuwMt of buildings, shall be at least one brick or nine inches in walla ■nrmouut- " bulidi^** thickness, and shall be carried to the full height of one foot six inches above the roof on a square line therewith; and such walls, if built of stone, shall not be less than eighteen inches in thickness carried up to their full thick- ness to the underside of the roof boards, whether front, rear or gable walls ; and all gable or parapet walls sur- mounting roofs of buildings, if built of stone, shall not be less than sixteen inches in thickness, and shall be carried up to the full height of one foot six inches above the roof on a square line therewith, and all the exterior walls of sheds abutting on lanes or passages other than streets, shall be constructed of brick or stone not less than nine inches in thickness. By-law 627, s. 50. Thloknen o(«i' tafior wall! tor ibedi Wooden priviM 60. It shall be lawful in Limit B to erect wooden pri- Midihadimay vies and wood-sheds not ex. ceding ten feet by fourteen be erected la Limit B. feet, one storey high of ten feet, and distant at least six feet from any other buildings, or from any street or lane, and also to construct projecting wooden cornices both to eaves and gables of buildings. By-law 627, s. 51. LIMIT C. Limit c. 51. All that portion of the City boimded by Parliament Street on the east, Bloor Street on the north. Brock Street on the west, and the centre line of Esplanade Street on the south, and not included in the limits described as A and B, shall be termed " Limit C." By-law 627, s. 52. S'to'bSSJlit.' 52. Within the section described in Limit C of this By- STunieee rough- j^^^^ jjq woodou buildiugs shall be erected on old or new foundations, or on foundations partly new and partly old, unless the same shall be rough-cast and roofed with shingles laid in hair mortar at least half an inch in thick- wood ihSii and ness (but this section shall not apply to wood-sheds and privies.) By-law 627, s. 68. 827. By-law 627.] or the cmr or Toronto. 411 08. No person shall oommence the erection of a build- ^^i,^;^ ins; within Limit A, until a correct ground or block plan Buiidtni^ of such proposed building, drawn to a scale of eight feet. Mobuud^rtob* to an inch and showing the levels of the cellars and base- ^{™|j' A^^}*^ ' ments of such proposed building with reference to the level hjl^'b^"d«j£iit. of the nearest adjoining street, shall have been deposited onmmtHtouer,''' in the Office of the City Commissioner for the City of Toronto, who shall be responsible for the safe keeping of such plan, and shall, upon request, give to the person filing the same a certificate of the date of such deposit. By- law 627, 8. 64. 54. In case any deviation is made during the progress Any devtuion ~ ... from the orlgln»l of the construction of such building from the original ?•»*<>»>« ihown ° " thereon or » new plan thereof as filed under the foregoing section, it shall p*"* "***• be the duty of the person who filed the same to alter or procure the alteration of such original plan, or to file a new and correct plan within thirty days after the com- pletion of such building. By-law 627, s. 65. PENi*LTY. 55. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of Penalty, any of the provisions of this By-law shall, upon convic- tion bflfore the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofience, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice con- victing as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal; or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, gj^f^^pji^jit and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the ofiender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress 412 CONSOUDATID BY-LAWS [ByUw 627. By-l»w ^J^-^ to satisfy the said penalty and eoats, it shall and may be ^JHUj;^ lawful for the Mayor, Police Ifagiatrate, Justice or Justi- dSSSft rtt Dto-*" ®®*' c<>"^<5**"g *■ aforesaid, to commit \he offender or »«" offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calender months, unless the said penalty and costs be soon paid. By-law 627, s. 56. propifTeniwt^i ^^' ^P^^ *"y conviction for a breach of the provisions to'wTeSS^ contained in sections thirty, forty-two, forty-nine or tifty- or pulldown. ^^^ ^^ ^^^ By-law, the convicting Magistrate, besides imposing a penalty under the next preceding Hoction, shall order the defendant to remove or pull down the building in question ; and the neglect or refusal of the defendant to comply with the provisions of any such order shall constitute a fresh offence against this By-law, for which fresh offence a second conviction may be had. By- law 627, 8. 67 ; By-law 762, s. 2. A By- due thirtl W M buiidinx i» 57. In case the building in question be not removed by not removod by o t •> ciu'cS^mta-*''* ^^® ^^y ^^ named as aforesaid by the convicting Magis- th^tiZ' *'*'"' trate, it shall be lawful for the City Engineer, City Com- furthor TOttoe"* missioner, or other person authorized thereto by the said Council, forthwith to pull down or remove the same, with- out further or other notice to the defendant ; and in every such case the expense of such removing or pulling down shall, upon a .%cund conviction imder tho next preceding section of this By-law, be added to and be recoverable in the same manner as the penalty than imposed by the convicting Magistrate. By-law 027, s. 58. Bj-Uw to take effect Dth April, 187«. 58. This By-law shall come into force and take effect from the day of the passing thereof. By-law 627, s. 59. By-l»w 680.] or the city of toeonto. 41S No. «M. No. 680.* Sm« Tl«., Mkp^ 4T. A By-law for the Appropriation of the moneys '"*'V"**^ due to the City of Toronto under the Act thirty-sixth Victoria, chapter forty-seven. . [Pamid APMb ST, 1874.1 WHEREAS by an Act of the Legislature of the w v. a 47. Province of Ontario, passed in the thirty-sixth year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered, forty-seveu, together with the Schedule G thereto, the sum of one hundred and sixty-seven thousandse ven hundred and sixty- four dollars, with interest from the first day of February, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, has be- come payable to the City of Toronto ; And whereas, it is provided by the sfdd Act that the said moneys shall be appropriated, by By-law of the said City, in aid of certain permanent improvements affecting the said municipality, among which are particularly specified in the said Act the building or improving of gravel roads, and the drainage of the municipality ; And whereas, it is expedient that the said money so due to the City of Toronto as aforesaid should be appro- priated wholly to the said purposes of drainage and the building and improvement of gravel roads, as more fully set forth in the seventh Report of the Board of Works of the said Corporation of the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eight himdred and seventy-four ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. The moneys received by the Corporation of the City Jf^f'/J^^'"'* of Toronto under and by virtue of the Act of thirty- S*iii^%ld'in sixth Victoria, chapter forty-seven, of Ontario, shall S mwSS «!d'°° gnvol roadi. 8m By-Uw en M to Appropilitlon ol Intamt on the aboT* monejrt. m CONSOLIDATfiD BT-LAWS [By-law 632. a«^m!ioo ^ appropriated and applied towards the construc- q^^brotorw. ^Qjj Qf sewers and the making and improvement of gravel roads within the said City, as more particularly set forth in the seventh Report of the Board of Works of the said City for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy • four. By-law 630, s. 1. No. 632. A By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extent of twenty thousand two hundred dollars, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four. (Pahid Mat 11, 1874.] 86V.C.W. TTTHEREAS by an Act of the Legislature of the T T Province of Ontario, passed in the thirty-fifth year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered seventy-six, entitled " An Act to consolidate the Debenture Debt of the City of Toronto," it is amongst other things enacted, that the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws, for authorizing the issue of debentures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole the sum of two million five hundred and fifty -two thousand one hundred and sixty-six dollars r ad eleven cents, tu re- deem certain debentures therein specified, and amounting to the said sum of two million five hundred and fifty -two thousand one hundred and sixty-six dollars and eleven cents; And whereas, it is necessary' to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures, described in the said Act, as falling due, during the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, and amounting to the 9um of twenty thousand two hundred dollars ; Bj-law 632.] of the citt of Toronto. 415 And whereas, it will require the sum of one thousand xttiSi«^c«- two hundred and twelve dollars to be raised annually by *^° >>•>>«"*»»*• special rate for the payment of the interest on the said debentures ; • And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Municipality of Toronto, irrespective of any future increase of the same, and also irrespective of any increase to be derived from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, according to the last revised assessment rolls of the Municipality, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy- three, is forty-four millions seven hundred and sixty- four thousand eight hundred and eighty-two dollars ; And whereas, the annual rate in the dollar, upon such rateable property required as a special rate, for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of one per centum per annum for the payment of the principal of the said loan of twenty thousand two hun- dred dollars in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act is the one-thirtieth part of a mill on the dollar ; Therefore, the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City Authority to the » m • » o 1 » • M»yor to borrow of Toronto, to raise by way of loan, at a rate of mterest 110300 •» aix not exceeding six per centum per annimi, from any per- oityDobMitmM, son or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the de- bentures hereinafter mentioned, and a special rate here- inafter imposed, the sum of twenty thousand two hundred dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied ^'e'l^J^Suo^ from time to time, under the direction of the Council o^hinngdxnS^ the Corporation of the said City, in the redemption of ^*^*" the debentures issued by the said City, and respectively 416 CONSOLIDATED BT-LA*/s [By-law 632. lHa?«<%.*oo ^•'Jling due, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight oitypebentutw. hunji^g^j ^nd seventy-four, as enumerated in the recital of the said above recited Act. By-law 632, s. 1. ^fohtSr *" 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said to te'mitde oat. City of Toronto, to cause any number of debentures to be made out, for not less than one hundred dollars, Canadian currency, or twenty pounds sterling each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of twenty thou- sand two hundred dollars, which debentures shall be under the seal of the said Corporation, and the hands of the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and may be in the Form A in the Schedule to the said above recited Act. By-law 632, s. 2. DebentOKB to be payable in twenty yean. Intemtat six per cent, to be payable half- yearly. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty years from the day hereinafter mentioned for the By-law to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 632, s. 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after the rate of six per centum per annum from the date theieof, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first day of the months of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By-law 632, s. 4. 5. A special rate of one-thirtieth of a mill in the dollar, •^ formmeat upon the asscsscd value of all the rateable property in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four to the year one thousand eight huncu-ed and ninety-three both years inclusive, for the pmpose of paying the said sum of twenty thousand two hundred dollars, with interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 632, s. 5. rate 6. All moncys arising from the said rate of onc-thirticth intwart to be of a mill in the dollar after paying the interest upon the A ipeoU'. rate to be levied aniiu- intereit. By-la said above 7. day four. By-law 633.] op the city of Toronto. 417 said debentures shall be invested as directed by the said 0^2™ above recited Act. By-law 632, a 6. ess. •ad Bemoval ot Iob, 7. This By-law shall come into force on the eleventh By-iaw to t»k« day of May, one thousand eight hundred and seventy- ^jf ^"'' **^* By-law 632, s. 7. four, No. 633. » A By-law to regulate the Cutting and Bemoval of Ice from the Bay in front of the Gity of Toronto, or out of the River Don. rPABSiD Hat 18, 1874. Ambndbo Jan. 26, 187S.] WHEREAS grave and frequent complaints have been made respecting the quality of the ice taken from certain portions of the Bay in front of the City of Toronto ; and it has been stated that the b&me is in many cases cut and removed from localitiesimmediately opposite to the outlet s :f main sewers, and that no precautions are adopted to mark out the places from which the said ice is being taken, or to warn passengers of the existence of holes caused by the removal thereof ; And whereas, it is expedient, in the interests of the public safety and for the protection of the public health, to regulate the cutting and removal of ice from the said Bay and from the River Don ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. Any person who desires to cut or remove ice from Pewons cutting '' ^ i. ice to kpply to the Bay in front of the City of Toronto, or from or out of oJfmm'^ionor. the River Don within the boundaries of the said City, shall fiist apply to the City Commissioner, who shall thereupon select and mark out a suitable place from which pure ice may be obtained, and it shall be the duty 418 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 633. Outttagtid °^ *^® ^^^ Commissioner to see that before any ice has SHDovki of iM. ijQgj^ removed, the boundaries of the said place by him marked out, have been designated by bushes or otherwise, so to insure the protection and safety of the public ; and to give, on demand, a certificate of compliance with the above regulations. By-law 633, s. 1 ; By-law 660, s. 1. A ecrtifla«(e to telMued, Fm for ctrtifl- Mte, 2. For such certificate the said Commissioner shall be entitled to demand and receive the smn of one dollar, which shall be paid over by him to the City Treasurer, and forr r H; of the general revenue of the City. By- law 633, s. 2. Penalty. 3. Eveiy person who cuts or removes, or assists in cut- ting or removing, ice from any portion of the said Bay or from or out of the River Don within the boundaries of the said City, which has not been so marked out by the said Commissioner and designated as aforesaid, or who fails to procure the certificate hereinbefore mentioned, shall be subject to the penalties set forth in the forty- third section of By-law number five himdred and two ; and the provisions of the said section as to the imposition and collection of such penalties, and as to imprisonment in default of payment, shall apply to any prosecution had under this By-law. By-law 633, s. 3 ; By-law 660, s. 2. No. 084. Toronto, Grev •ad Bruoe R«ll- way Company. By-law 634.] op the city of Toronto. 419 No. 684. A By-law to aid and assist the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company, by giving one hundred thousand dollars to the Company by way of bonus, and to issue debentures therefor, and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the debentures and interest. [Pambd Hat 18, 1874.] WHEREAS more than fifty persons, qualified voters si v.a4o,».». under the Municipal Act, being resident free- *^2. holders on the last revised assessment roll of the Munici- pality of the City of Toronto, have petitioned the Council of the said MunicipaUty in the words following : "To THE Mayor and Codncil of the City of Toronto. — The petition of the undersigned, qualified voters under the Municipal Act, being resident freeholders, rated on the last revised assessment roll of the Munici- pality of the City of Toronto, — Sheweth, — That your Petitioners, in conformity with the Municipal Act and Act chapter forty, thirty-first Victoria, Statutes of On- tario, and the Acts amending the same, desire to aid in the construction of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway, by granting a bonus to the Toronto, Orey and Bruce Rail- way Company of one hundred thousand dollars, and to be assessed therefor. Your petitioners therefore pray that your said Council shall, in accordance with the said Acts, introduce the requisite By-law, and submit the same to the qualified voters of the said Municipality of the City of Toronto, and in due course pass the same, for the pur- pose of raising the said sum of one hundred thousand dollars in the said Municipality of Toronto, by the issue of debentures of the Municipality of the City of Toronto, for the amount of said bonus, payable in twenty years. 400 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 634, taufotSobooo ^*^ interest thereon half-yearly, and for the delivery of oi^|D*benturM. ^^^ ^^^^ ^ ^^^ trusteos appointed, or to be appointed, under the Act of Incorporation of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company and amendmeiitfl thereto, on the terms that the proceeds of such debentures are to be applied in and towards the construction and works of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway from Weston to Toronto, and for assessing and levying upon all the rate- able property in the said Municipality of Toronto an equal annual special rate, sufficient to include a sinking fund for the repayment of the debentures, with interest thereon : Dated at Toronto this twenty-eighth day of February, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four." And whereas, it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition : And whereas, for such purpose it is necessary for the said City of Toronto to raise the said amount of one hun- dred thousand dollars in the manner hereinafter men- tioned ; And whereas, it will require the sum of eleven thousand dollars, to be raised annually by special rate on the whole rateable property of the said City of Toronto, for paying the said debt of one hundred thousand dollars and interest on the debentures to be issued therefor, as hereinafter mentioned ; And -^hereas, the amount of the whole rateable pro- perty in the City of Toronto, in-espective of any future increase of the same, and also irrespective of any income in the nature of tolls, interest or dividends from the work, or from any stock, share or interest in the work upon which the money to be so raised, or any part there- of, may be invested, and also irrespective of any income to be derived from the temporary investment of the sink- ing fund hereinafter mentioned or any part thereof, ac- cording to the last revised assessment rolls of the said '634. By-law 634.] of the city op Toronto, 481 city, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and Toront^rej seventy-three, is forty-four millions seven hundred "tyo^pi2^ and sixty -four thousand eight hundred and eighty- two '^' dollars ; And whereas the amount of the existing debt of the aaid City of Toronto is four millions six thousand nine hundred and thirty-one dollars and seven cents, whereof the whole is principal and nothing is in arrear ; And whereas for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said debt of one hun- dred thousand dollars, as hereinafter mentioned, it will re- quire an equal annual special rate of five-twentieths of a mill in the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year in the said City of Toronto ; ' Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the said City of To- ][t;S'i*y„,*°,f'o 000. to the T. and B. B. Co. 00. ronto to aid and assist the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Rail- '''*• *" *•" ''■ ^• way Company, by giving thereto the sum of one hundred thousand dollars by way of bonus. By-law 634, s. 1. 2. For the purpose aforesaid, the Mayor or other head ^ehtteSiSM of the said City of Toronto shall cause any number of de- SJdJ wt* ** bentures of the said City of Toronto to be made for such sums of money as may be required for the said purpose, not less than one hundred dollars each and not exceeding in the whole the amount of one hundred thousand dollars, which said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said City of Toronto, and be signed by the Mayor or other head of the Municipal Council of the said City, or by such person or persons as may be authorized by By-law of the Municipal Council to sign the same, and countersigned by theTreasurer.or by such other person or persons as the said Municipal Council may by By-law appoint. By-law 6S4, 8. 2. 4SS CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 634. taufoi»ob,ooo 3- '^® ^^^^ debentures shall be made payable in ^^f^^^^l^*^ twenty years from the day hereinafter mentioned for this DabtntupMtobe By-law to take eflfect, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto, twenty yewi. and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest at the rate and in manner hereinafter men- tioned. By-law 684, s. 3. Debentures to bear Interest at six per cent,, payable half- yearly. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at the rate of six per centum per annum from the date thereof, which interest shall be payable half-yearly on the first days of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in Toronto. By-law 634, s. 4. A special rate to 5. For the purposo of forming a sinkincf fund for the be levied annu- ,.,.,,, , , • , aUy lor the pay- payment of the said debentures and the interest thereon, ment otprincipal "^ *' •nd interest. at the rate aforesaid, an equal special rate of five-twentieths of a mill in the dollar shall, in addition to all other rates, be assessed, raised, levied and collected in each year upon all the rateable property within the said City of Toronto, during the said term of twenty years from the coming into eflfect of this By-law, unless such debentures shall be sooner paid. By-law 634, s. 6. By-law to take effect 18th Hay, 1874, 6. This By-law shall take effect on, from and after the eighteenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thou- sand eight hundred and seventy-four. By-law 634, s. 6. Debentures to be 7. The debentures to be signed and issued, as aforesaid delivered to the o ' gmrteesofthe flhall be delivered by the Mayor of the said City of To- ronto to the ti-ustees appointed (or to be appointed) in accordance with the provisions of the Acts incorporating the said the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company, in the manner provided by the Act of the Legislature of the Province of Ontario incorporating the said Railway Com- pany, and in accordance with the terms of the said peti- tion. By-law 634, s. 7. [The eighth seotion, which fixed the places and appointed the fieturning Officen for taking the votes of the Eleoton on thie By-law, is not eon* Bolidated.] 3y-law668.] of the city oj Toronto. 4S8 No. 663. No. MS. iMtt* of 16,840 OltyDtbwtQrNb A By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the amount of five thousand three hun- dred and forty dollars, to assist in the con- struction of Sewers on Adelaide, Queen, Wid- ' mer, St. Andrew's, Britain, George, and Gould Streets, and a certain lane running from Dun- can to Simcoe Street. fPAHID Dm. 21, UT4.J WHSREAS By-laws have been passed during the present year for the construction of sewers on Adelaide, Queen, Widmer, St. Andrew's, Britain, George, and Gould Streets, and a certain lane running from Dun- can to Simcoe Street ; And whereas, the amount to be paid out of the general se v. c. «,•, « a funds of the City towards the construction of the said r ak sewers is five thousand and seventy-five dollars ; And whereas, it is desirable to raise by loan, on the credit of the said City, the said sum ox five thousand and seventy-five dollars, together ynJuii interest thereon at six per centum for ten years ; And whereas, it will require the sum of two hundred and sixty-five dollars to meet the discoimt on the sale of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, making the total debt created by this By-law five thousand three himdred and forty dollars ; And whereas, it will require the sum of five hundred and eighty-seven dollars and forty cents, to be raised annually, by special rate, for the payment of the said debt and interest ; And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable pro- perty of the said City of Toronto, according to the last ri.T.«tr : eon 6ffT ■1 ll'p '■ ot 4M CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 653, By-la taul'oi^840 revised assessment roll, is forty-three million four hun- o^^^^*ll^^ dred and sixty-two thousand five hundred and twelve dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the said City is four million one hiindred and four thousand five hundred and thirty-one dollars and eight cents, whereof the whole is principal and nothing is in arrear ; And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the principal of the said debt, it will require an equal annual special rate of one-seventieth part of a mill in the dollar, cxclusivo of all other rates, to be levied in each year ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : beun ofth« Aauiority to the 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the Mvrorto borrow •' •' ftbe*t°° ^7 y ^' Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of in- terest not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the de- bentures hereinafter mentioned, and a special rate here- inafter imposed, the sum of five thousand thfee hundred and forty dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into to be M)piied in the hands of the Treasui*er of the said City, to be by him SSwra^tMn applied from time to time, tmder the direction of the Coimcil of the Corporation of the said City, in the pay- ment of the amounts due from the said City in respect of the sewers enumerated in the recital of this By-law. By- Uw 653, s. 1. Th« muiner in which the debentuTMare to be made out. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the -Mayor of the said City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to be made out, for not less than one hundred dollars, Canadian currency, or twenty pounds sterling each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of five thousand three hundred and forty dollars, which debentures shall By-law 668.] of the city op Toronto. be under the seal of the said Corporation and the hands of the Mayor and Treasurer thereof. By-law 653, s. 2. 425 No. 668. For oonitructlng •lewen, &o. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in P^^XiVin'*" ** twenty years from the day hereinafter mentioned for the '' ''•*'* By-law to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 653, s. 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after inurMt «t «ix per cent, to be the rate of six per centum per annum from the date there- PJJ^'jy'® '"*"" of, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first day of the months of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By- law 663, s. 4 5. A special rate of one-seventieth part of a mill in the ^'^^^I^J" dollar, upon the assessed value of all the rateable property Si'^rincSHSS* in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, '"'*■■*''• shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eigh'- hundred and seventy-five to the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, both years in- clusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of five thousand three hundred and forty dollars, with interea* thereon as aforesaid. By-law 653, s. 5. 6. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-seven- Mon«yiiurijtof •' ° from ipeoUi tieth part of a mill in the dollar after paying the interest {Jjj^^ upon the said debentures shall be invested as directed by the said above recited Act. By-law 653, s. 6. 7. This By-law shall come into force on the first day By-iawtooom* „ , •' , , , , „ *' Into force lit of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five. January ws. By-law 653, s. 7. 426 Ko. 668. Road* In Ui« Qumd'i Park. a6V.o.48(Ont.), t. 884 (46). CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law8667&663. No. 667. A By-law to change the name of Don Street to Gerrard Street [PamidJaii.«,187S.1 WHEREAS a petition was presented to this Council in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three by William Anderson and others, residents on Don Street, praying that henceforth that street be named Qerrard Street in lieu of Don Street ; And whereas the Board of Works, to whom the said peti- tion was then referred.reported to thisCouncil recommend- ing that the same be allowed.and the name changed toOer- rard Street, which Report was adopted by the then Council of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, and it has now become necessary and expedient that a By-law of this Council should be passed, establishing the name of Qerrard Street instead of Don Street ; Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : Th« name of Don 1. From and after the passing of this By-law, the name «hm(wi to that of Don Street shall be chancfed, and the name of Qerrard otOmmrdStreet. Street chosen and used in lieu thereof. By-law 667, s. 1. .In: No. 663. A By-law respecting the construction of Koads in the Queen's Park. [PAmmt Arnn. 96, 187S.1 WHEREAS by Indenttire bearing date the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and fifty- nine, tiie authorities of the University of Toronto did de- By-law 868.] or thb city or Toronto. mise and leaso unto the Corporation of the City of Toronto, a portion of the Queen's Park in said City, for the term of nine hundred and ninety-nine years, reserving, however, unto the Senate of the said University the right to resume and occupy as a Botanic Garden a part of the land so demised ; And whereas the said the Corporation of the City of To- o, in and by the said Indenture of Lease, did covenant to . istruct and repair and keep in repair certain roads within the portion of said Park, demised by the said In- denture, and more particularly shown upon a plan annex- ed thereto ; And whereas the authorities of the said University upon the application of the Standing Committee on Public Walks and Gardens, have consented to a deviation from the said plan, so that the road to be constructed on the west side of the Park shall extend along the west side of the land so proposed to be reserved for a Botanic Garden, on condition that this Council shall, by By-law consent to the execution of an agreement providing that if the Senate of the said University shall, at any future time, determine upon the formation of the said Botanic Garden, as afore- said, the City shall, upon rea^sonable notice, remove the said road to the position indicated in the plan attached to the said hereinbefore recited Indenture of Lease ; And whereas it is expedient that the said consent should be given by this Council ; Therefore, the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 4fr No. AM. Road* In Um QnMD't Ptrkl 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor and Treasm'er of the coiutniotion ot " roada In the City of Toronto to execute under the City seal an agree- J"^^^' ment, to be prepared by the City Solicitors, providing for «>■>""*•»■»• the construction of the said roads upon the terms and conditions hereinbefore recited. By-law 663, s. 1. ^8 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 664. By-1 No, est. of Wkttr Lota. No. 664. A By-law respecting the Leases of Water Lots numbers thirty-nine and forty, and the Walks and Gardens property opposite thereto. [Pauio Hat 26, 1876.] WHEREAS the Standing ^,->mmitteeof this Council on Wharves and Harbours, upon the application of William Myles, EJsquire, the Lessee of Water Lot number thirty- nine, and of the property known as Walks and Gardens lying to the north of the said Lot, did on the twenty-fifth day of February one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, order that the said William Myles be permitted to surrender his lease of the said properties,and that new leases thereof for the unexpired portion of the said term be granted to the said William Myles, and to Her Majesty the Queen, upon the terms mentioned in the said order ; And whereas the said Committee did also on the twenty-second day of March one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five upon the application of Moses Staunton, Esquire, the Lessee of Water Lot number forty, and of the property known as Walks and Gardens lying to the north of the said Lot, order that the said Moses Staunton be permitted to surrender to the Corporation of the City of Toronto his interest in the said properties, and that new leases of the portions thereof specified in the said order, for the unexpired portions of the said term, be granted to Wm, Myles, Esquire, Her Majesty the Queen, Messrs. Janes and Newcombe, Miss Sarah Staunton, and the said Moses Staunton, respectively, upon the terms and conditions set forth in the said order ; And whereas it has been considered advisable that both the said orders of the said Su»ndlng Committee on Wharves and Harbours should be ratified and confirmed 664. By-law 666.] of the city of Toronto. 4S0 by By-law of this Council, and that the property to be ^of^'^gij leased thereunder to Her Majesty the Queen should be ^^^^^*^^- exempted from taxation ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. The orders of the Standing Committee on Wharves R^'8««on »' ° certain ordenot and Harboura hereinbefore recited are hereby ratified and on*wS^ei*Mid confirmed, and the property to be leased thereunder to ^"**'™- Her Majesty the Queen is hereby exempt from taxation. By-law 664, s. 1. No. 666. A By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extent of thirty-six thousand two hun- dred and ten dollars, to redeem certain Deben- tures falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five. LPiHH> JcnniSS. 187e.J TTTHEREAS by an Act of the Legislature of the Pro- 86 v. & to. " ' vince of Ontario, passed in the thirty-fifth year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered seventy-six, en- titled " An Act to consolidate the Debenture Debt of the City of Toronto," it is amongst other things enacted, that the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By- law or By-laws, for authorizing the issue of debentures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole the sum of two millions five hundred and fifty-two thou- sand one hundred and sixty-six dollars and eleven cents, to redeem certain debentures therein specified, and amounting to the said sum of two millions five hundred and fifty-two thousand one hundred and sixty-six dollars and eleven cents ; 480 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 665. tau?«i'£e.8io ^^ whereas it is necessary to provide for the redemp- cMy^bmtwM. ^qjj q£ certain debentiores, described in the said Act, as falling due durin<; the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred a : seventy-five, and amounting to the sum of thirty-seven thousand eight hundred dollars ; And whereas under By-law number five hundred and sixty-five, passed in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, to raise moneys for like purposes as this By-law, a sum of seventy dollars was short-issued for said purposes ; and under By-law number five hundred and eighty-four,passed in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy -three, for like purposes, a sum of one thousand six hundred and sixty dollars was over-issued for said pur- poses, and it is desirable to adjust said issues in the amount to be now issued by making the present issue thirty -six thousand 'jwo hundred and ten dollars, so that easy refer- ence may be in future had to the said Act of Parliament, and the issues to redeem debentures thereunder ; And whereas it will require the sum of two thousand one hundred and seventy-two dollars and sixty cents to be raised annually by special rate for the payment of the interest on the said debentures ; And whereas the amount of the whole ratdkble property of the said Municipality of Toronto, irrespective of any future increase of the same, and also irrespective of any increase to be derived from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, according to the last revised assessment rolls of the Municipality, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, is forty -three millions four hundred and sixty-two thousand five hundred and twelve dollars ; And whereas the annual rate on the dollar, upon such rateable property required as a special rate, for the pay- ment of the int«re8t, and the forming of a sinking fund of one per centum per annum for the payment of the principal By-law 666.] • of the city op Toronto. 431 No. «70. To ndeem eer- of the said loan of thirty-six thousand two hundred and ten dollars in twenty years, according to the provisions of *^nDd)«nturei. the above recited Act, is the one-seventeenth part of a mill on the dollar ; Therefore the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thisreof, enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City Authority to the •^ J J Ha; or to borrow of Toronto, to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest Snt!OTi*city ES not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any per- '^"*"'** son or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be will- ing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, and a special rate hereinafter imposed, the sum of thirty-six thousand two hundred and ten dollars, and to cause tlft same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, to be by him ap- To be applied in »' J. jj^g redemption plied, fix>m time to time, under the direction of the Coun- <>' pebenturW *^ ' ... falling due In oil of the Corporation of the said City, in the redemption ^^^ft. of the debentures issued by the said City, and respec- tively falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, as enumerated in the re- cital of the said above recited Act. By-law 665, s. 1. 2. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said The manner in •^ ^ which the deben- City of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to tuwsaretobe •' ■' made out. be made out for not less than one hundred dollars, Cana- dian currency, or twenty, pounds sterling each, and amounting in the whole to the s&id sum of thirty-six thousand two hundred and ten dollars, which debentures shall be under the seal of the said Corporation and the hands of the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and may be in the form " A " in the schedule to the said Act. By-law 666, B. 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty oebenturM to *^ "' '' bepajrabteln years from the day hereinafter mentioned for the By-law *w«»ty7Mn- to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of ^2 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 670. No, 870. Torontoi and shall have attached to them coupons for the iMoe of 9166,000 ci^bentu™.. payment of interest By-law 665, s. 3. Interest io be payable halt- yearly. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after the rate of six per centum per annum from the date there- of, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first day of the months of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By- law 665, s. 4. ▲ ipeoiai rate to 5. A Special rate of one-seventeenth part of a mill in be levied annu- auy foriMTment the dollar, UDOU the assessed value of all the rateable pro- of prindpal and *^ *^ Interest. perty in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five to the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four both years in- clusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of thirty- six thousand two hundred and ten dollars, with interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 665, s. 5. Honeys arising 6. All moncys arising from the said rate of one-seven- Irom special f HJ^ teenth part of a mill in the dollar, after paying the in- terest upon the said debentures, shall be invested as dii'ected by the said above recited Act. By-law 665, s. 6. 7. This By-law shall come into force on the first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five. By- law 665, s. 7. No. 670. By-l A By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the amount of one hundred and sixty-six thousand dollars for the General Purposes of the City of Toronto. LPahb) Jdlt se, 187S.I WHEREAS, it is expedient and necessary to raise by way of loan, upon the credit of the City of By-law 670.] of the city op Toronto. 433 Toronto, a sum of money for the purpose of effecting i^^^^°i |i«^ooo certain improvements in the said City ; ^'^ Debenture^ And whereas, the estimated cost of said improvements is one hundred and fifty-seven thousand six hundred and ninety -eight dollars, made up as follows : — For the com- pletion of new School Houses, eleven thousand dollars; for the building of a new- Police Court, twenty-fivt thou- sand dollars ; for the building of a Cattle Market, twelve thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars ; for the maca- damizing of certain streets, and the construction of Cedar and Gravel Roads, thirty-one thou.sand nine hundred and thirty-one dollai-s ; for the purchase of new Engine Hose, Tanks, and Fire Escape, twenty-two thousand four hun- dred and seventeen dollars ; for the construction of new Roads in the Queen's Park, ten thousand dollars ; for the completion of the St. Andrew's Market, fifteen thousand three hundred dollars; for the purchase of one hundred and seventy-six acres of Lot number thirty-six. First Conces- sion from the Bay, known as the Ridout Farm, adjoining High Park, fifteen thousand dollars ; for the purciiase of land and the erection of buildings for additional Police Stations, fourteen thousand one hundred dollars ; And whereas, to provide for the discoiuit on the sale of debentures to be issued for the said purpose, it will require the sum of eight thousand three hundred and two dollars in addition to the said sum of one hundred and fifty- seven thousand six hundred and ninety-eight dollars, making in all the sum of one hundred and sixty-six thou- sand dollars to be raised as aforesaid ; And whereas, it will require the sum of eighteen thou- sand two hundred and sixty dollars to be raised annually by special rate' for the payment of thg said debt and interest ; And whereas, the amountof the whole rateable property in the City of Toronto, irrespective of any future increase of the same ; and also irrespective of any income in the BB 434 No. 670. Public Improvements. CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 670. nature of tolls, interest, or dividends from the work, or from any stock, share, or interest in the work upon which the money to be so raised, or any part thereof, may be in- vested ; and also iri'espective of any income to be derived from the temporary investment of the sinking fund here- inafter mentioned, or any part thereof, according to the last revised ass&ssment roUs of the said City, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, is forty-three millions four hundred and sixty-two thousand five hundred and twelve dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the City oi Toronto is four million one hundred and twenty- two thousand two hundred and ten dollars and eight cents, whereof the whole is principal and nothing is in aiTear ; And whereas, for paying the interest and creating au equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said debt of one hundred and sixty -six thousand dollars, as hereinafter mentioned, it will require an equal annual special rate of three-sevenths of a mill in the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year in the said City of Toronto ; Therefore the Council of the Corpomtion of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : Authority to the 1, It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said Munici- Mayor to borrow " Dc^nture" '^'^^ pality to raise by way of loan, from any person or persons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sura of money not exceeding in the whole To be applied in the sum of oue hundred and sixty-six thousand dollai-s, fmf^ovementg."* and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said City, for the purpose and with the object above rectted. By-law 670, s. 1. The manner in 2. It shall be lawlul for the said Mayor to cause any which the debt n •' ■' mHae ^t^ ** number of debentures to be made for such suras of money as may be required, not less than one hundred dollars each, By-law 670.] of the city of Toronto. m and that the said debentures shall be sealed with the seal i^f "i ww-ooo of the said Corporation, and be signed by the said Mayor ^^f^^^^^^y- and Treasurer. By-law 670, s. 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty Debenture* to b« years from the day hereinafter mentioned for the By-law twenty-ye»r». to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 670, s, 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after interwt at »tx per cent, to be the rate of six per centum per annum from the date thereof, ^J?f '""' which interest shall be payable half yearly on the first days of the months of January and July in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto. By- law 670, s. 4. 5. And for the purpose of forming a sinking fund for a speoui rate to „ , . . belevledanuu- the payment of the said debentures and interest thereon »"y for pavment '^ •' of principal and at the rate aforesaid, an equal special rate of one quarter '"te"*'- of a mill in the dollar shall, in addition to all other i^tes, be assessed, raised, levied, and collected in each year upon all the rateable property within the said City of Toronto, during the said term of twenty years from the coming into effect of this By-law, unless such debentures shall be sooner paid. By-law 670, s. 5. 6. This By-law shall take effect on, from, and after the By-iaw to fke first day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand isrs. eight hundred and seventy-five. By-law 670, s. 6. [The seventh section, which fixed the places and appointed the Return- ing Offlcera for taking the vote of the electors on this By-law, in not con- solidated.] 486 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law(J73. No. «T8. Skleof Spirituoui Liquors. No. 073. A By-law to secure the proper carrying into effect of the Provincial Act rdspecting the sale of Spirituous Liquors. [Pahid Aoanr 23, 187S.1 87 V. 0. 32, 1. 48. ll THERE AS, the forty-third section of the Act passed But»e89V. c. VV , , X . , » ^ , ,. ^ f ? by the Legislature of Ontario, in the thirty- seventh year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered thirty- two, provides that the Council of every Municipality shall set apart by By-law not less than one-third part of the fines and penalties received by the Municipality there- under for a fund to secure the effectual prosecution of offences against the said Act or any By-laws passed there- under; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : SjT^riSecStan ^' ^'^^'^'hii'd part of all fines and penalties received by 5f^''^°=^7'*|5 the City Treasurer in respect of offences against the Act (Out.) thirty- seventh Victoria, chapter thirty-two (Ontario), are hereby set apart for a fund to secure the prosecution of offences ijnder the said Act and any By-law passed there- under. By-law 673, s. 1. Payment* from the fund to be 2. Payments from the said fund shall be made to the e^«ed In the"' counscl engaged in any such prosecution, upon the certifi- cate of the Chief Constable of the City of Toronto. By- law 673, 8. 2. proaecutlon. IW873. By-law 681.] OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. No. 681* A By-law to provide for the Purchcase of a portion of the Toronto Necropolis for a Public 437 No, 6o;. Toronto Neoro- polti Property, Park. fPAasKD Auo. 23, 1876.] 48,1. sse, V. c, M WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of theawv,c, City of Toronto, upon the recommendation of ^JJ^^ their Standing Committee upon Public Walks and Gardens, and also of their Board of Gaol Inspectors, have determined to purchase from the Trustees of the Toronto Necropolis, for the purpose of forming part of an Eastern Public Park, the property purchased by the said 'trustees from the City in one thousand eight hundred and sixty- three, and bounded on the north by Winchester Street, on the west by Sumach Street, on the south by Carleton Street, and on the east by the River Don, upon the terms and subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1, So soon as a By-law has been passed by this Council, PunhM* ota . . •' *^^ *' jMrtion of th« authonzmg the issue of debentures for the amount to be S^JJS?^ paid by the Corporation of the City of Toronto to the said Ti-ustees for the purchase of the said lands, an agreement between the said parties shall be prepared by the City Solicitors for the sale to the Corporation of the City of Toronto of all that portion of the Toronto Necropolis lying south of Winchester Street, and bounded on the east by the River Don at the sum of twenty-one thousand two hundred dollars, with interest at six per centum from the nineteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, or the equivalent thereof in City deben- tures ; and a clause shall be inserted in the said agree- ment, binding the said Corporation to co-operate with the said Trustees in obtaining the legislation necessary to authorize the said sale and conveyance. By-law 681, s. 1. * Bm By-tow 607. 488 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 092, TODriiSon oi 2' ^ ^^^^ ^ *'^® ^^ agreement has been executed ceruiTMmoneyi. ^'^^ satisfactory proof of title given by the said Trustees, ^-^-v^-^ a duplicate original thereof shall he executed by the head An tyreainent to ' iwMMuted. of this Council and the Treasurer of the City of Toronto. By-law 681, s. 2. No. 092* A By-law for the Appropriation of certain In- terest on the Moneys due to the City of Toron- to, under the Act thirty-sixth Victoria, chapter forty-seven. sev. & 47, 1. 8, And Scbedule 0« IPaurd Out. 1H, 1876.] WHEREAS by an Act of the Legislature of the Pro- vince of Ontario, passed in the thirty-sixth year of Her Majesty^s reign, and chaptered forty-seven, together with the Schedule C thereto, the sum of one hiindred and sixty-seven thousand seven hundred and sixty-four dol- lars, with interest from the first day of February, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, has become payable to the City of Toronto ; And whereas, it is provided by the said Act that the said moneys shall be appropriated, by By-law of the said City, in aid of certain permanent improvements affecting the said municipality, among which are particularly specified in the said Act the building or improving of gravel roads, and the drainage of the municipality ; And whereas, it was enacted by a certain By-law of the said City, numbered six hundred and thirty, and passed on the twenty-seventh day c^ April, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, that the said moneys so due to the City of Toronto as aforesaid, should be appropriated wholly to the said purposes of drainage and the building " 8m BjAvh No. 680. > i ir without pInniB- P'*''^*' ^'^y ^^^> 8*piing» or shrub, or to cut down, remove, ■''*■ or in any manner interfere with any tree, sapling, or shrub that may have been heretofore, or shall be here- after planted in any street, square, or public place within the limits of the said City, without first obtaining permission in writing from the City Commissioner. By- law 694, 8. 2. UM*to2n'^iB*t- ^- -^^^ trees planted in any street, square, park, or tMD feet apart, public place, shall be not less than eighteen feet apart, and at such a distance from the line of street, or in such places as may be pointed out by the City Commissioner. By-law 694, s. 3. By-law 094. 1 ov the city or Toronto. 441 Nil IH>4. Hhiulu Troca. Hoi'« not •i. Tho tre«M known an the Hilver p(jplar, halm of gilua<1 or cotton tret', and willow, shall not ho allowed ^— ^v to Iw plimtea on any sti-eet, H({uare, or puhlic placo of the to tw punud. said C!ity. By-law 094, h. 4. ft. No person shall cHmh, hark, hreak, peel, cut, deface, TrucH not t.. ho injure, or destroy the whole or any part of any tree, sap- "' *''"'• ■""J"'*' ling, or shrub now growing, or which shall be hereafter plante paving streets, or making sidewalks, or doing any work "■""^• on the streets of the said City, shall, in executing the con- tract or |)erfonuing the work, avoid injuring any tree, sapling, or shrub which has heretofore or shall be here- after planted on any street, square, or public place of the said City, and if he finds it impossible to perform the work without injuring any such tree, it shall be his duty to JJ' ,*'„,, Jj"!?,"' apply to Ihe City Commissioner for instructions in the c'ommVitoner."'^ matter. By-law 694, s. 6. 7. Trees interfering with the light of street lamps, trees 'rteen intorier- ® .1 '"KWlth KM dead or partly dead, and such as are leaning over the '""'p*. »"• »'ho»- r J ' a y/\g^ uevnicd ob- streeth, or that are from any other cause objectionable, ^^Jo'veS"**" '" shall be trimmed or removed as may be deemed advisable. By-law 694, s. 7. 8. No person shall fasten any horse or other animal to itorResiiot to be liuttuiiod to the any tree, sapling, or shrub now growing, or which may be t"""- hereafter planted, in any street, square, or public place of the said City, or to any case or box around any such tree, sapling, or shrub, or to any post or chain enclosing the Nor to poau or 111 I », • t r^- If chains enoloilngr boulevards on the streets of the said City, nor deface or the bouiev»rd». destroy them in any way. By-law 694, s. 8. of suthor- reiDOT* 9. A copy of every written authority given by the City f"py^ Commissioner to plant, remove, or interfere with the by^ecit^oom- trees on the streets, squares, or public places in the said " ** """' 442 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 697. iMufof iui 000 ^^*y» ^^^^^ be kept in his office for public reference. By- CWy Debenture. 1^^ gg^g 9 Penkity. 10. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall, upon conviction be- fore the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justi- ces of the Peace for the Citv of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive uf costs, and in de- fau^uTpi^mt, fault of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice con- victing as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, and Jus- tice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting to- gether therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels, and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the Commitment In said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the default ol die- . Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or with- out hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, imless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 694, s. 10 ; By-law 752, s. 4. triM. No. 697. A By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the amount of one hundred and fifty-one thousand dollars for the General Purposes of the City of Toronto. [Pabbr) Drcimbm 18, 187S.] HERE AS, it is expedient and necessary to raise by way of loan, upon the credit of the City of i w By-law 697.] of the city of Toronto. 44^ Toronto, a sum of money for the purpose of effecting ^^J^^f SeLOOo- certain improvements in the said C\.y ; ' "'"^ And whereas, the estimated cost of said improvements is one hundred and forty-three thousand five hundred and fifty -five dollars, made up as follows : — For additional School Sites and Buildings, seventeen thousand five hun- dred and ninety-nine dollars ; for constructing Sewer on Spadina Avenue, two thousand one hundred and twenty dollars; for re-constructing Sewer on King Street (John to Peter), two thousand two hundred and thirty-three dollars; for re-constructing Sewer on Adelaide Street (Yonge to Victoria and Church to Jarvis), four thousand one hun- dred and eighty dollars ; for re-constructing Sewer on Queen Street (John to Dummer), five thousand dollars ; for re-constructing Sewer on Yonge Street (King to Ann), eight thousand dollars ; for requisites for the Fire Depart- ment, six thousand dollars; for the purchase of land south of Winchester Street, part of the Necropolis, for an Extern Park, twenty -one thousand dollars ;* for aid in prosecuting the Preliminary Surveys of the Ontario and Pacific Junction Railway, ten thousand dollars ; for pro- viding a New Boiler for heating the Gaol, five thousand dollars ; for completing the new Cattle Market, five thou- sand eight hundred dollars; for completing the St. Andrew's Market, six thousand dollars ; for completing the New Police Court, five thousand dollars ; forcomi)let- ing two additional Police Stations, five thousand dollars ; for additional permanent improvements, as per order of Council, adopted on the eighth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, amounting to forty thousand six hundred and twenty -three dollars ; And whereas, to provide for the discount on the sale of debentures to be issued for the said purpose, it will require the sum of seven thousand four hundred and forty-five dollars in addition to the said sum of one hundred and • Saa By-law 081. AAA CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 697. No. «07. ittue of «i5i,ooo forty-three thousand five hundred and fifty -five dollars, cityPebentureg. ^j^jjjjjg jj^ j^jj ^j,g ^^j^j ^f ^j^g hundred and fifty-one thou- sand dollars to be mised as aforesaid ; And whereas, it will require the sum of sixteen thou- sand six hundred and ten dollars to be raised annually by special rate for the payment of the said debt and interest ; And whereas, the amount of the whole ititeable pro- perty in the City of Toronto, irrespective of any future increase of the same, and also irrespective of any income in the nature of tolls, interest, or dividends from the work, or from any stock, share, or interest in the work upon which the money to be so raised, or any part thereof, may be invested; and also irrespective of any income to be derived from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, or any part thereof, accord- ing to the last revised assessment rolls of the said City, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy- five, is forty-six million three hundred and nineteen thou- sand six hundred and sixty -four dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the City of Toronto is four million two hundred and eighty- four thousand eight hundred and ten dollars and eight cents, whereof the whole is principal, which bears interest at six pe'- centumper annum,payablehalf-yearly,and there is nothing, either of said principal, or of said interest, in arrear ; And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said debt of one hundred and fifty-one thousand dollars, as hereinafter mentioi\ed, it will require an equal annual special rate of thirty -six hundredths of a mill in the dollar, in addition to allfother rates to be levied in each year in the said City of Toronto; 1697. lOU- lally land By-law 697.] op the citv of Toronto. 445 Therefore the Council of the Corporation of . lie City of ,^f °; ™Jj ^ Toronto enacts as follows : cuyDebentui^ 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said Munici- Authority to the ... ,, . Mayor to borrow pahty to raise by way of loan, from any person or persons, «i5i,oooon city body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of one hundred and fifty-one thousand dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Trea- effectinK certain improvements. surer of the said City, for the purpose and with the object above recited. By-law 697, s. 1. 2. It shall >be lawful for the said Mayor to cause an v > he manner in ■ which the ileben- number of debentures to be made for such sums of monev tores are to be - niiule out. as may be required, either in currency or sterling money, not less than one hundred dollars each, and that the said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said Corpor- ation, and be signed by the said Mayor and Treasurer. By-law 697, s. 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty Debentures to b ^ '' *' payable in years from the day hereinafter mentioned for the By-law "*«"'? ?•»"• to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, or at the Banking House of Messrs. Bosanquet, Salt & Co., London, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 697, s. 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after inten>it at »ix , /• 1 1 /• P*' cent, to be the rate of SIX per centum per annum from the date thereof, payaWohau- yearly. which interest shall be payable half yearly on the first days of the months of January and Julyj or April and October, in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto, or at the Banking House of Messrs. Bosanquet, Salt &; Co., London. By-law 697, s. 4. 5. And for the purpose of forming a sinking fund for a apeaiai rate to 1. 1 ^ levied annu- tho payment of the said debentures and interest thereon aiiy for payment ^ '' o{ prinoipM and at the rate aforesaid, an equal speciitl rate of thirty-six intereit. hundredths of a mill in the dollar shall, in addition to all ■446 CONSOLIDATED BT-LAWS [By-law 698. iwi?'of "eii 900 o^^^r rates, be assessed, raised, levied, and collected in cityDeben turM. g^^jj y^^j. yp^j^ ^^jj ^j^g rateable property within the said City of Toronto, during the said term of twenty years from the coming into effect of this By-law, unless such debentures shall be sooner paid. By-law 697, s. 5. 6. This By-law shall take effect on, from, and after the By-law 697, s. 6. E^-lftW to take «wct 18th D«c., /.in, .1 1876. day of the final passing thereof. [The seventh section, which fixed the places and appointed the Return- ing Officers for talcing the votes of the electors on this By-law, v not consolidated.] No. 698. A By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the amount of twelve thousand nine hun dred dollars, to assist in the construction of sewers on Sherbourne, Gloucester, Charles, St. Patrick, Ontario (two sections), Wellesley, Berkeley, Gerrard, Richmond, and Bioor Streets. FPassio Dm. 20, 1875.] 5 V. c. 48, 8. 486. Wf HERE AS By-laws have been passed during the pre- ' * sent year for the construction of Sewers on Sher- bourne, Gloucester, Charles, St. Patrick, Ontario (two sec- tions), Wellesley, Berkeley, Gerrard, Richmond and Bloor Streets ; And whereas the amount to be paid out of the general funds of the City, -towards the construction of the said Sewers is twelve thousand two hundred and eighty-two dollars ; And whereas it is desirable io raise by loan, on the credit of the said City, the said sum of twelve thousand two hundred and eighty -two dollars, together with inter- est thereon at six per centum for twenty years ; By-law 698.] of the city of Toronto. 447 And whereas it will require the sum of six hundred porTOniSSiting and eighteen dollars to meet the discount on the sale of "*'*''" ^**"'- the debentures hereinafter mentioned, making the total debt created by this By-law twelve thousand nine hun- dred dollars ; And whereas it will require the sum of one thousand four hundred and nineteen dollars to be raised annually, by special rate, for the payment of the said debt and interest; And whereas the amount of the whole rateable property of the said City of Toronto, according to the last revised assessment roll is forty-six millions three hundred and nineteen thousand six hundred and sixty -four dollars ; And whereas the amount of the existing debt of the said City is four million three hundred and seventeen thousand five hundred and six dollars and forty-one cents, whereof the whole is principal, which bears interest at six per centum per annum, payable half-yearly, and there is nothing, either of said principal, or of said interest, in aiTcar ; And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the principal of the said debt, it will require an equal annual special rate of one-thirtieth part of a mill in the dollar, exclusive of all other rates, to be levied in each year ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. It shall and may be kwful for the Mayor of the Authority to the *' *' _ Mayor to borrow City of Toronto to raise by way of loan, at a rate of inter- '^^'oent'on'oity est not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any ^e'*"*"'*^- person or persons, body corporate or i)olitic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned and a special rate hereinafter imposed, the sum of twelve thousand nine hiindred dollars. 448 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 698. iMue'*'of ^2 900 ^'^'^ ^ cause the same to be paid into the hands of the cityVbontuWs. Treasurer of the said City, to be by him applied from To be applied in time to time, under the direction of the Council of the payment of , "rtS"** we"™"" Corporation of the said City in the payment of the amounts due from the said City in respect of the sewers enumerated in the recital of this By-law. By-law 698. 8. 1. Manner in which £. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the said the DobentUTOH •' •' are to he made Qj(.y of Toronto to causB any number of debentures to be made out for not less than one hundred dollars, Cana- dian currency or tM'enty pounds sterling each, and amounting in the whole to the said sum of twelve thousand nine hundred dollars, which debentures shall be under the seal of the said Corporation and the hands of the Mayor and Treasarei thereof. By-law 698, s. 2. Debentures to be payable in twenty years. Interest at six per cent, to be payable half- }e«rly. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty years from the day hereinaft^ mentioned for the By-law to take effect, at the Bank of Toronto, in the City of Toronto, or at the Banking House of Messrs. Bosan- quet, Salt & Co., London, England, and shall have attach- ed to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 098, 8. 3. I 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after the rate of six per centum per annum from the date thereof, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first day of the months of January and July, or April and October, in each year, at the Bank of Toronto, in the said City of Toronto ; or at the Banking House of Messrs. Bosanquet, Salt &, Co., London, England. By-law 698, s. 4. A special rate to be levied an and interest. 5. A special rate of one-thirtieth part of a mill in the mm" otprindprt do^ar, upon the assessed value of all the rateable property in the City, over and above all other rates and taxes, shall be annually levied and collected during the said term of twenty years, for the purpose of paying the said sum of By-law 705.] of the city of Toronto. 449 twelve thousand nine hundred thereon as aforesaid. By-law 698, s. 5. dollars, with interest ,^„f»i}ggi,ooo Wfttor WorV* Debenture*. 6. All moneys arising from the said rate of one-thir- "jmspMUu'nfte tieth part of a mill in the dollar, after paying the interest upon the said debentures, shall be invested, pursuant to the Act in that case made and provided. By-law 698, s. 6. 7. This By-law shall come into force on the day of the ?'-'»''*»«?";« •' •' Into force 80tb passing thereof. By-law 698, s. 7. Deo..i876. No. 70B> A By-law to provide for a further issue of Water ^ Works Debentures to the amount of nine hun- dred thousand dollars. [Pamid Fibboart 21, lli76.1 WHEREAS, by an Act of the Legislature of the |~»J- «• w.^^^ Province of Ontario, passed 'in the thirty-ninth ^•"'•**^**°*"^ year of Her Migesty's reign, and intituled " An Act to amend the Act passed in the thirty -fifth year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and chaptered seventy- nine, intituled, ' An" Act to authorize the Corporation of the City of Toronto to construct Water Works in the City of Toronto, and to amend the Act passed in the thirty- seventh year of Her Majesty's reign, chaptered seventy- five, intituled ' An Act to amend the Act passed in the thirty-fifth year of Her Majesty's reign, chaptered seventy- nine,' " it is amongst other things provided that the said Corporation shall have power to issue Water Works Debentures for a sum not exceeding in the »vhole, nine hundred thousand dollars, in addition to the sum of eleven hundred thousand dollars mentioned in the fourth CO * Bee By-Uw8 Nos, 6M, 609 and 450 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-kw 706. iMufS JSooooo section of the said Act, passed in the thirty-seventh year SBbeJtuireV of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered seventy-five ; , And whereas, the said Corporation, under the authority of the said Acts of thirty-fifth Victoria and thirty-seventh Victoria, have already issued Water Works Debentures to the amount of eleven hundred thousand dollars, and it is expedient to make a further issue of such debentures to the amount of nine hundred thousand dollars, under the authority of the said last recited Act of thirty-ninth Victoria ; And whereas, for the payment of such new debentures and interest it will require the sum of eighty-four thou- sand dollars to be raised annually by special rate in each year after the completion of the said Works, or at the ex- piration of three years from the date of the first issue of Water Works Debentures ; And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable pro- perty of the said Municipality, irrespective of any future increase in the same, and of any income in the nature of tolls, interest or dividends from the said Water Works, or from any stock, share or interest therein, upon which the money to be so raised, or any part thereof, is intended to be invested, and also irrespective of any income from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, or any part thereof, according to the last re- vised assessment rolls of the said City, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, was forty-six millions five hundred and six thousand two hun- dred and eighty dollars ; And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the said City is four millions four hundred and eighty-five thousand one hundred and ninety-two dollars and seven cents ; whereof the whole is principal, which bears in- terest at the rate of six per centum per annum, payable haJf-yearly ; and there is nothing, either of said principal or of said interest, in arrear ; By-law 706.] of the citt of tobonto. 451 And whereas, for paying the interest and creating an ^^^°j ^ q^q equal yearly sinking fund for paying the said sum of nine D^b/ntJ^' hundred thousand dollars and interest, according to the ^-*"y""^^ provisions of the above recited Acts, it will require an equal annual special rate of one mill and eight-tenths of ft mill in the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in each year as aforesaid ; :> t Therefore the Council of the Goi-poration of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : !<>rt 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor to raise by way oi ^*'^J^^y^^* loan, from any person or persons, body or bodies corporate, watwworiu who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit ''*'?"*"'^ , of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a Sum of mbhey' ' ij^|^'n kept and applied in the manner provided by the thirteeiith' tlilba'cuyoi' section of the above recited Act of thirty-fifth Victoria, ^""""*°* chapter seventy-nine. By-law 706, s. 1. ' ■'/;:! 2. It shall be lawful for the Mayor to cause any num- mmuw in which ■' '' the debentures ber of debentures to be made for such sums of money as »|***'* "»^« may be required, but not for less than one hundred dollars or twenty pounds sterling each, such debentures to be made under the common seal of the said City, and signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof. By-law 705, s. 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in thirty pebentijreu to *^ •' •' be payable in years at farthest from the date of the respective issues *'''^y ?«»"• thereof, either in sterling or currency, in this Province or Qreat Britain or elsewhere, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 705, 8. 3. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest after the interest at bIx per cent, t ' ^ rate of six per centum per annum from the date thereof, payable halt- which interest shall be payable half-yearly on the first 401 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS T»v«ni°»nd*8hop *^*y^ **' April and October in each and every year. [By-law 706. By- A ipecl be levied unnu- Illy for payment 6. For the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the Siprinc^'i «m!i payment of the said debentures and the interest thereon, an equal annual special rate of one and eight-tenths of a mill in the dollar shall be levied and collected in addition to all other rates in each year after the completion of the said Water Works, or at the expiration of three yeara ft-om the first issue of Water Works Debentures, upon all the rateable property in the said City, during the currency of the said debentures or any of them, By-law 705, s. 5. Honeyi m1i1i>k from apedal r»te after payine iutereit to m Inveeted. 6. All moneys arising from the said rate of one and eight-tenths of a n>ill in the dollar, beyond the amount re- quired for the payment of interest upon the said deben- tures, shall be invested by the said Treasurer in each year as the Council of the said Corporation may direct, for the purpose of creating a sinking fund for the redemption of the said debentures as they respectively become due. By- law 705, s. 6. . # SwJtart**''* '^- "^^^^ By-law shall come into operation and take February, J87fl. gg-g^^ ^^ the day of the passing thereof. By-law 705, s. 7. No. 706. A By-law in relation to the issue of Tavern and Shop Licenses, for the year ending the thirtieth of April, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven. [Pauid Fibrdart 18, 1876. J m(M.r' " " TTTHEREAS by an Act passed in the Session of the » T Legislature of Ontario, held in the thirty-ninth year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, chap- tered one hundred and fifty -eight, entitled " An Act to amend the law respecting the sale of Fermented or Spirit- By-law 707.] of the city of Toronto. 458 U0U8 Liquors," power is given to the Councils of Cities to com^til?? with pass By-laws for regulating the several matters hereinafter ^"sfiwrT** mentioned ; ^— "V**^ Therefore the Council of the Cor|K)ration of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. The number of Tavern Licenses to be issued for the T»vern LiotniM. year ending the thirtieth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven shall not exceed two hundred and fifteen. By-law 706, s. 1. 2. The duty *■/> be paid for Tavern Licenses to be so Duty for Tav»m issued shall be two hundred dollars. By-law 706, s. 2. 3. The number of Shop Licenses to be issued for the shop LioenM. year ending the thirtieth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, shall not exceed one hundred. By-law 706, s. 3. 4. The duty to be paid for Shop Licenses to be so is- f^^J^^ ^^"^ sued shall be two hundred dollars. By-law 706, s. 4. No. 707. A By-law respecting connection with the Main Sewer on Yonge Street, previous to the putting down of permanent roadway. [Pamid March 6, 1876.] WHEREAS it is the intention of the Board of Works to lay down during the summer of one thousand eight himdred and seventy- six, a permanent roadway on Yonge Street, between King and Gerrard Streets ; And whereas it is expedient that before laying down such roadway, provision should be made for securing the per- manency of the same, by having all properties abutting CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [Bylaw 707. oonfiSti^with "PO'* ''^® ***<^ portion of Yonge Street drained into the sewer recently constructed thereon ; i Tonng BtTMt Scwtr. Therefore, the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : PrwnliM abut- Uiur on Toiun dnln«d Into th* lawtr. In (MM of neglect on tha part w ownan, City En- (Inaar to bava the dratna oon- ■truotad. 1 . All grounds, yards, lots, and premises abutting upon Yonge Street, between King and Oerrard Streets, shall, within three months after the passing of this By-law, be drained into the Yonge Street Sewer, and in case the same has not been done by the owners or occupiers of the said properties within the time aforesaid, then the City En- gineer shall cause the same to be su drained into the said sewer, within one month thereafter, and shall make a de- tailed return to the City Treasurer, showing the cost of draining each such lot or parcel of land, and the persons in occupation of the same ; and the amounts appearing by the said Report to have been expended, shall be as- sessed against the owners or occupiers of such lots or parcels of land, and recovered in the same manner as other taxes of the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy- six. By-law 707, s. 1. 2. The provisions of section nineteen of By-law num- ber four hundred and sixty-eight, shall apply to contraven- tions of this By-law. By-law 707, s. 2. . ^ „.. „ V 3 This By-law shall come into force on the day of the taot mh lUrob, *' •' ^^ passing thereof By-law to take By-law 707, s. 3. 7()7. the By-law 710.] of the city of Toronto. 455 No. 710. No. 710. hSlw.u A By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extent of five hundred and thirty-seven thousand two hundred and seventeen dollars and seventy-six cents, to redeem certain Deben- tures falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six. [PlMID Marou 17, 1876.] WHUR£AS by an Act of the Legislature of thestv.o.7«(Ont.) Province of Ontario, passed in the thirty-fifth year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered seventy-six, entitled " An Act to consolidate the Debenture Debt of the City of Tovonto," it is amongst other things enacted, that the Corporation of the City of Toronto may pass a By-law or By-laws, for authorising the issue of deben- " tures of the said City, for a sum not exceeding in the whole the sum of two millions five hundred and fifty-two thousand one hundred and sixty-six doUara and eleven cents, to redeem certain debentures therein specified, and amounting to the said sum of two millions five hundred and fifty-two thousand one hundred and sixty six dollars and eleven cents ; And whereas, it is necessary to provide for the redemp- tion of certain debentures, described in the said Act as falling due during the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, and amounting to the sum of five hundred and thirty-seven thousand two hundred and seventeen dollars and seventy-six cents ; And whereas, it will require the sum of thirty-two thousand two hundred and thirty-three dollars and six cents to be raised annually by special rate for the pay- ment of the interest on the said debentures ; And whereas, the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Municipality of Toronto, irrespective of any 456 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 710. Vo. 710. Is«ue of I5ar,217.76 City Debentures, (.0 Authority to the Kayor to borrow •S87,317.76 at six pe/ cent, on CityDebentureo. To be applied in the redemption ot debentareB felling due in 1870. future increase of the same, and also irrespective of any increase to be derived from the temporary investment of the sinking fund hereinafter mentioned, according to the last revised assessment rolls of the Municipality, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy- five, 's forty -six millions five hundred and six thousand two hundred and eighty dollars ; And whereas, the annual rate on the dollar, upon such rateable property required as a special rate, for the pay- ment of the interest, and the forming of a sinking fund of one per centum per annum for thepaymentof the principal of the said loan of five hundred and thirty- ,even thou- sand twt hundred and seventeen dollars and seventy-six cents, in twenty years, according to the provisions of the above recited Act, is eighty-one hundredths of a mill ca the dollar ; Therefoie the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto en let as follows : 1. It shall and may be lawful for the Mayor of the City of Toronto, to raise by way of loan, at a rate of interest not exceeding six per centum per annum, from any person or persons, body corporate or politic, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, and a special rate hereinafter im- posed, the sum of five hundred and thirty -seven thousand two hundred and seventeen dollars and seventy-six cents, and to cause the same to be paid Lito the hands of the Treasurer A the said City, to be by him applied from time to time, under the direction of the Council of the Corporation of the said City; in the redemption of the debentures issued by the said City, and respectively falling due in the year of our Ijord one thousand eight hundred and seventy- six, as enumerated in the recital of the said above recited Act. By-law 710, s. 1. 2. It shall and nay be lawful for the Mayor of the said The manner in which 'hedeben- madJout.***'^* t!ity of Toronto to cause any number of debentures to By-law 710.] of the city of Toronto. 457 be made out for not less than one hundred dollars, Cana- f^^e^oi ■ dian currency, or twentypounds sterling each, and amount- cuyD^'^ntures. ijig in the whole to the said sum of five hundred and '"--■'V"''*-^ thirty-seven thousand two hundred and seventeen dollars and seventy-six cents, which debentures shall be under the seal of the said Corporation and the hands of the Mayor and Treasurer thereof, and may be in the form " A " in the schedule to the said Act. By-law 710, s, 2. 3. The said debentures shall be made payable in twenty Debentures to i.« /. 1 •, p. 1 i> • 1 payable in years irom the date of issue thereof, either m currency or twenty years. sterling, in this Province, Great Britain, or elsewhere, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. By-law 711, s. 1. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at and after interest to bo payable haU- the rate of six per centum per annum from the date there- yearly, of, which interest shall be payable half-yearly, on the first day of the months of January and July, or April and October, in each year. By-law 710, s. 4. 5. A special rate of eighty-one hundredths of a mill in a special rate to >■ o J be levied annu- the dollar, upon the assessed value of all the ral/cable pro- oi prSoCuhli' pei-ty in the City, over and above all other rates and '"'*''**'• taxes, shall be annually levied and collected from the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy -six to the year one thousand eight hundred ^nd ninety-five, both years inclusive, for the purpose of paying the said sum of five hundred and thirty-seven thousand two hundred and seventeen dollars and seventy-six cents, with interest thereon as aforesaid. By-law 710, s. 5. 6. All moneys arising from the said rate of eighty-one Moneyi arising , from speoial hundredths of a mill in the dollar, after paying the interest rate to be r J c> Invested. upon the said debentures, shall be invested as directed by the said above recited Act. By-law 710, s. 6. 7. This By-law shall come into force on the day of the bv-uw to take passing thereof By-law 710, .s. 7. M»roh, wo. i68 No. 714. Appointment of an Enarineer tor the Oaol. <> VSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-lawb7l2&7l4, No. 712. A By-law to provide that the Side Line or Western Limit of the City of Toronto be named Dufferin Street. rPAMio April 18, 1876. 86 V. 0.48,8.884 (4«) (Out.) WHEREAS, by a resolution of the Council, adopted on the twenty first day of February, one thou- sand eight hundred and seventjr-six, the Board of Works was instructed to report a By-law naming the Side Line or Western Limit of the City of Toronto, DuflFerin Street ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. From and after the passing of this By-law, the Side ry of the City of T By-law 712, s. 1. Western Side Line of the City Du«erinTt?eet. ^^^ ^^ Western Boundary of the City of Toronto shall be named Dufferin Street. No. 714. A By-law to provide for the appointment of an Engineer for the City Gaol. [Pamkd April *24th, 1873.] See 36 V. c. 48 TXT'HEREAS it is expedient that an Engineer should •8. 800 & 872 (2) VV 1 .-.i..! 1 „,, (Ont).<5; T T be appointed to take charge of the heating ap- paratus and water supply of the City Gaol ; and also to take charge of the plumbing work and repairs therein ; And whereas the Board of Gaol Inspectors have recom- mended the appointment of William Harding to the said position of Engineer, and the other duties above referred to ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : By-law 722.] of the city of Toronto. 45& 1. William Harding is hereby appointed Engineer for chtanV"ip«>- the City Gaol, and to perform the services above enumer- ._^"j^_. ated, from the twenty-fourth day of April, one thousand ^pc*'"^®"'. °' eight hundred and seventy-six, at an annual salary of "'' *^'*' *''°'- five hundred doUai's, payable monthly. By-law 714, s. 1. salary. 2. The following shall be the duties of the said En- ^uties of «n- gineer : — (1) To take charge of the boilers belonging to the said 2^iU^''*^»* Gaol, and all things appertaining thereto. (2) To take charge of all the plumbing works and re- J'° ^« =^j pairs that may be necessary to be done thereto from ^''r^i^^ time to time, as the same may be required. By-law 714, s. 2. ling No. 722. A By-law to provide for the appointment of Chimney Inspectors, and to define their duties. (Passed May 22, 1876.1 WHEREAS it is expedient to provide for the ap- se v. c. 48, as. pointment and to define the duties of Chimney (88)(ont.). Inspectors ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. The Council may, by By-law passed upon the recom- Appointment of mendation of the Standing Committee on Fire, Water, to"- and Gas, appoint from time to time as many persons as may be required, to the office of Chimney Inspectors, and may in such By-law fix the salary of such Inspectors, and saiuHesand prescribe their duties which shall be in addition to the ton.*^" """^ duties hereby prescribed, and determine the limits within 460 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 722. ohimnoyli'gpec- ^^ich such Inspectore shall exercise their said office. By- *""'• law 722, s. 2. To Examine ■Chlmueya. 2. Each such Inspector shall be under the orders, direc- tion, and control of the C.ity Commissioner, and shall, whenever he may be required or authorized to do so by the said Commissioner, examine any chimney within the limits of his division, and may for that purpose enter in a quiet and peaceable manner into any house, shop, or other building within the limits of the division for which he is appointed Inspector ; and if, upon such examination, he finds there tha^t &uch chimney has not been properly cleaned, he shall at once report the matter to the City Commissioner, who shall notify the occupant or owner of such house to have such chimney cleaned within three days ; and every person so notified, whether owner or oc- cupant, who does not within three days after the rservice of suc'i notice, cause such chimney to be properly swept and cleaned to the satisfaction of the said City Commis- sioner, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. By-law 722, s. 3. The (nspector to be liable when 3 Tn all cases where any chimney shall catch fire with- ciiimneyg catch in the Said City, and the case can be traced to negligence Are owiii;; to his "^ e> o negligence. or carelcssness on the part of the Inspector, the said In- spector shall himself be liable to the same penalty as is prescribed for the breach of any of the other provisions of this By-law. By-law 472, s. 7 ; By-law 722, s. 4. Penalty. 4. Any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction be- fore the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or J is- ticos of the Peace, for the City of Toronto, on the oath or afiirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of faimofU^mt ^^*'y dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and in de- fault of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice con- By-law 728.] of the city of Toronto. 461 victing as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and city A^i^ent seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and Jus- "— "-v"*^ tice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting too'ether therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the commitment in Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting uem. as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. By-law 472, s. 8 ; By-law 722, s. 4. No. lioS. A By-law in relation to the Time for Taking the Assessment for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, and subsequent years. IPAasKD Jdnr 19, 1876.] TTTHERE AS, by the Act of the Legislature of Ontario, 89 v. c. ss, s. i * ' passed in the thirty-ninth year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, chaptered thirty-three, en- titled " An Act to amend the Assessment Act of one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and any Acts ameriding the same," jt is enacted that in cities the Coun- cil may pass i'>y-l:.w8for regulating the periods for taking the Assessment and for the Revision of the Rolls by the Court of Revision, and by the County Judge, as herein- after mentionei : Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 4i6t CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-law 728. No. 727. City ABsasament Citv Aamasment to be taken be- tween Ist July and 30th Sept. Bolls to be re- turnable to the Oity Clerk Ist Cotober. Court of Re- Tiiion, Revision by County Judge. The AsgesBment (or the year 1877. 1. During the present year, in addition to the regular current Assessment made therefor during the ordinary and accustomed periods, an additional Assessment shall be taken between the first day of July and the thirtieth d^y of September, the rolls for the same to be return- able to the Oity Clerk on the first day of October, and the Olerk shall regulate all notices of appeal, and the sittings of the Court of Revision, and for hearing of appeals by the County Judge, on the said last made Assessment, by the same measure of time as is required by law for an ordinary Assessment, so that the said Court of Revision shall dose on the fifteenth day of November, and the final return by the County Judge, on the thirty-first day of December. By-law 728, s. 1. 2, The Assessment so to be made and revised between the first day of July and the thirty-first day of December, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six, shall be so made and revised as and for the Assessment for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, on which the rate of taxation for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and seventy -seven shall be struck and levied. By- law 728, s. 2. ■■■ !i, Assessment in subsequent years. 3. In subsequent years, and until otherwise enacted by the Council, the Assessment and the revision of the same shall continue to be made between the periods men- ' tioned in section one, and be so made and revised as and for the Assessment for the year immediately following, on which the rate of taxation for said following year shall be struck and levied. By-law 728, a. 3. By-law 730.] of the city of Toronto. No. 730. 468^ No. 780. Office of City ' Treaaiirer. A By-law to regulate the Office of City Treasurer. |Pa88KD Juni 10, 1876. J TT7HEREAS it is provided by the Statute that every se v. c. 48, n. V T Municipal Council shall appoint a Treawurer, to whom is assigned certain statutory duties, and who is ,' also required by Statute to give .such security as the Council shall direct for the faithful discharge of his duties, and especially for duly accounting for and paying over all moneys which may come into his hands ; And whereas the By-laws of the Corporation have defined in various cases special duties and obligations pertaining to the said oflSce ; An whereas, in addition to his said statutory duties, and the duties so defined by the By-laws of the Corpora- tion, it is expedient to make further and general provi- sions and regulations with regard to the said office, as hereinafter enacted ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : — 1. The Treasurer shall be the head of the Financial The Treasurer to . be the head of Department of the Corporation, and shall be the princi- ">« '^i^"*^l*' pal officer and adviser of the Corporation, through the Finance Committee, in all matters relating to the mone- tary and financial operations of the City, and especially Finance'com^ With regard to its Debt, and the Estimates to be prepared matters relating " ' r r to City Finances. annually for providing the ways and means for protect- ing the same, and meeting the aimual expenditure, with a careful regard to the maintenance of the civic credit. By-law 730, s. 2. 2. The security to be given by the Treasurer, as re- security to be given by the quired by law, shall be either by bond with good and suffi- Tre»«uror. 464 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By -law 730. No. 780. Office of City Treasurer. cient personal securities, or the covenant and undertaking of any good and sufficient Company or Association duly incorporated for granting bonds of securityship for par- ties holding positions of trust, and as to the amount of the same and all other particulars, shall be subject to the approval of the Council. By-law 730, s. 3. SSokrK!' ^- "^^^ Treasurer shall keep, or cause to be kept, ac- J^^'^""'''^ cording to the most approved system of book-keeping, such books of account as may be necessary to show dis- tinctly the receipts and disbursements, and all other reckonings and accountings of what nature or kind so- evei , connected with the monetary transactions of the Corporation. By-law 730, s. 4. ****or5ii!^ D^* '*" 4. He shall also keep special books and registers for bentureWt. recording the Debenture Debt of the Corporation, the retirement of the couporfs or interest warrants of the same, f.nd all other changes in the same ; having especial regard to the provision to be made with the Bankers and Agent 1 of the Corporation, both in Canada and England, for meeting all payments of principal and interest as the Special attention gr^me becomo payable. Ho shall also give special atten- to be ifiven to * •' or tion to the maintenance of the sinking funds, and the punctual and full appropriation and investment of all moneys necessary to said maintenance. By-law 730, s. 5. the Binldng funds Collection nt taxes and rentn!9. 5. He shall use all diligence in enforcing the prompt collection of all rate.s, taxes, interest, rentals, or other dues of the Corporation, and, where necessary, enforce payment of the same by a prompt recourse to legal pro- cess. By-law 730, a. 6. Hocej-B not requited for Immediate use In he banked. Amounts over 920 to be paid by cheque. 6. He shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the Bankers of the Corporation, all moneys not required for immediate current disbursements, paying all amounts exceeding twenty dollars by cheques, and shall compare and adjust monthly, or oftener, if necessary, the accounts current of the said Bankers. By-law 730, s. 7. ^y-law 780.] of thb cmr of tohokto. 4M 7. He shall be the oustodian of all titles and evidences ooMot'ouj of title, deeds, mortgages, leases, bonds, agreements, or >^"'^. other instruments relating to the property and rentals of curtodvot the City, and shall only allow the same to be taken from '»n'^> *•=• bis office on the order of the Council, or on the i-equisition and receipt of the City Solicitors for use in any legal procedure, or on the order to produce of any Court, of Law or Equity. By-law 780, s. 8. 8. He shall iiirther be the custodian of all bonds and oiutodyoibondi .. n n t f . /» i i>.i/.ii.i 1.1 K'ven by Cor- securities of fidelity given for the faithful discharge of the porationouicuu. duties of the officials and servants of the Corporation, save his own which shall be deposited with the City Clerk. By-law 730, s. 9. 9. He shall be guided in the payments and disburae- to be guwed in ments of his office, by the By-laws, Rules, and Regulations mentabyUe of the Corporation with regard to the passing and verifi- Rui«j of the cation of accounts by the several Committees, or by statu- tory or other authority, and by the appropriations made for their liquidation, advising with the Committee of Finance or the Council, when such appropriations are exhausted. By-law 730, s. 10. lare an Report of 10. He shall, as early as may be after the close of the Toprep financial year, prepare for publication the Annual Abstract ciwc RoceYpuI and Repoi-t of the Civic Receipts and Expenditure, with t"™. * City of Toronto, or his Attorney or Attomc ys lawfully au- benture». thorized, and he or they are hereby authoiized and em- powered to make, sign, execute and endorae a provision in the words following, that is to say, " This debenture is held by the Imperial Bank of Canada as the owner thereof, and this debenture or any interest thereon shall not, after a certificate of ownership has been endorsed thereon by the Treasurer of the Municipal Corporation, be transfer- _^ .g^ ^f j^. able, except by entry by the Treasurer or his deputy in ^^^^° *** the Debenture Registry Book of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, at the City of London, in England, the said h()6k being kept at the office of Messrs. Bosanquet, Salt and Company, number seventy-three Lombard Street, who have for this purpose been appointed Deputy Trea- surei's of the said Corporation," in and upon such of the debentures hereinbefore referred to, numbered seven thou- sand four hundred and eleven to nine thousand two hun- dred and fifty-nine inclusive, as the said Imperial Bank of Canada may produce to him or his said Attorney or Attorneys hereinafter mentioned for that purpose. By- law 743, s. 1. 2. From and after the making, signing, executing and Effect oiprovi- endorsing of the said provision in and upon any of the said debentures, such provision shall have the same force IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) k '^O ^/ '^ ^y ^ 1.0 I.I Bti|28 |2.5 ■50 ■^" R^H S"^ IS IL25 i 1.4 6" <% V ^^ Hiotographic Sciences Corporation 23 WIST MAIN STMET WIBSTIR.N.Y. M5S0 (716) 872-4S03 S^ \ iV ^\ '^^^v'^'^ ^.V^ % 468 No. 7411 Bijlitmion ol SekmtnrH. BoHnqntt, Salt •ad Oo. London ■ganUof n«*- CONSOLIDATED BT-LAws [Bjr-law743. and effect as if the same had been ori^pnally inserted in the said debenture, and shall to all intents and purposes form and be a portion of the said debentures. By-law 748, s. 2. 8. The said Treasurer shall be and he is he^by author- ized to nominate and appoint Messrs. Bosanquet, Salt and Company, Bankers, London, England, as his Attorneys, to make, sign, execute and endorse such provision upon such debentures, as shall be produced as aforesaid. By- law 743, 8. 3. Debenture It«- rBooktobe 4. The Treasurer of the City of Toronto, shall be and IbptbytheTnw- he is hereby authorized to open and keep a Debenture Registry Book, in which he shall enter a copy of all cer- tificates of ownership of debentures containing the provi- sion above set forth, and also every subsequent transfer thereof By-law 743, s. 4, Anthori«7 to 5. The said Messrs. Bosanquet, Salt and Company shall •nd co."to regu- be and they are hereby appointed the deputies of the ter tnnif en. w x * t Treasurer of the City of Toronto, for making entries in the Debenture Registry Book of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, of the ownership of the Imperial Bank of Canada of the debenttires upon which said provision is made or endorsed and of all transfers thereof, in accord- ance with the provisions of the Municipal Institutions Act of one thousand eight himdred and seventy-three. By-law 743, s. 5. iw748. By-law 744.] of the city op Toronto. 469 Vo.74t. _■ __ ^ Appointment of No. 744. 'fctooitoctoM. A By-law to provide for the appointment of Col- lectors of Taxes for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six. [PiMU SmntBiR 7.8, 1876.1 WHEREAS it is expedient to provide for the ap-82v. o.86,aB.io, pointment of Collectors of the Taxes for the*-'iM(out) present year ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. There shall be appointed for the collection of the pn« couector to * * be appointed for Taxes of the present year one Collector for each Ward, **'•» ''^»^- who shall hold office from the date of the passing of this By-law, during the pleasure of the Finance Committee, and at such salary as the said Committee shall determine. By-law 744, s. 1. 2. Each of the Collectors so appointed shall, within coueetontogire thirty days after his appointment, give to the Corporation of the City of Toronto security, to be approved of by the Finance Committee of the said Corporation, for the due, faithful, and prompt discharge of all the duties pertaining to the said office, under the By-laws of the said Corpora- tion and the Statutes in that behalf ; and for the payment over to the said Corporation, at such times and in such manner as may be directed by the Finance Commit- oouectcm to piv ^ *' overtoTHMunr tee, of all moneys received by him as such Collector as ^^^^^ aforesaid ; and also that he will, upon request, account to and with the Treasurer of the said City for all moneys so by him received, and will complete all the said duties, and pay over all the said moneys, and make all necessary re- turns and affidavits relative thereto, before the date fixed by the Finance Committee, under the first section of thos By-law. By-law 744, s. 2. 470 CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS [By-lawTt*. Ko. 744. ADpoiatment I 3. The following shall be the Collectors leferred to in ^^^^JJ^ the first section of this By-law : For St. Lawrence Ward, Ajjjj^^nt of John Walker; for St. David's Ward, J. Broughton.Sen.; for St. Thomas' Ward, John A. Mills ; for St. James' Ward, Mungo Nasmith ; for St. George's Ward, Chas. McCaffrey ; for St. Andrew's Ward, W. J. Turner ; for St. John's Ward. Robert Dodds ; for St. Patrick's Ward, John Hea- slip ; for St. Stephen's Ward,W. A. Lep By-law 744, s. 3. Fi '744. to in Q.;for Ward, ffrey ; ohn's Hea- ,8.3. SCHEDULE A, A TABLE OF ALL TBI BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO, From the lOth day of May, A.D. 1834, to the 18th day of . A.D. 1876, showing whether the same were reported as in force, effetej superseded, or repealed, by the Special Committee appointed by resolu- tions of the City Council, adopted on the 16th and 27th days of March, A.D. 1876, to amend and consolidate the said By-laws. No. 1 2 3 4 6 6 • 7 8 10 11 1'3 TITLE. An Act for the preventing and ex- tinguishing of Fires An Act to regulate the Public Markets An Act to regulate the duty and office of Chamberlain An Act concerning Nuisances and the good government of the City. An Act to impose a tax on dogs An Act concerning Licenses An Act to regulate the sale of Hay. An Act to establish a Board of Health An Act for regulating, paving, clean- ing and repairing the Streets and Roiftds, ana for constructing Com' mon Sewers .. An Act to regulate the Public Mar- ket, and to repeal an Act of the same title passed on the 27th May, 1834 An Act to authorize and rogulate the assize and price of Bread in the City and Liberties An Act to license and regulate the duties and ohar^ of Common Carriers in the City of Toronto An Act to enforce the attendance of members of the City Council at the meetings thereof, and to impose a fine on non-attendants , 10th 27th 30th 30th 30th 31st 6th When Passed. May, May, May, May, May, May, June, 1834 1834 1834 1834 1834 1834 1834 9th June, 1834 19th June, 1834 8th 13th 30th May, May, May, 1835 1835 1835 26th June, 1835 How BSPOBTXD. PagIi Bepealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed 472 TABLE OF THE BT-LAWS No. U 15 M 17 18 19 20 21 22 S3 TITLE. An Act to authorixe and empower the Mayor to borrow the sum of five thousaad pounds, on the credit of the City, for the purposes and up- on the terms therein mentioned... An Act to amend " An Act to regu- late the safe of Hay in the City of Toronto." An Act to protect the Common Sew- era of the City of Toronts, and to ngslate the use tiiereof by the inhabitants,, and for other purposes relative to the said Common Sewers An Act to regulate the use of the Fisheries and Fish Market within the City of Toronto, and the liber- ties thereof An Act to authorize the Mayor to raise a sum of money by Deben- tures, for thepurpose of liquidating the outstanding debts of the City. An Act to authorin the Mayor to raise a sum of money by Debeu' tures, for the puroose of pajring the expenditure on the Public Sewers, OTW Mid above the sum already aj^ropriated for that purpose An Act to effect a loan to pay off the Market Debentures^ and to pay oft certain debts of the City, on the seomity of tiie Iklarket Building}, and the four acres of landoalledwe Market Block, and to raped cer- tain laws of the City, passed on the 16tJi January, 1880 An Act for the preservation and n- pairs of the planking of the side- walks in the City of Toronto and liberties An Act establishing a Toll to be taken at the bridges leading to the Peninsula, and for other purposes therein mentioned An Act the more effectually to pro- vide forthecollectingof the tax im' posed on Dogs, and to provide for their destruction in certain cases.. Wmn Pasbid. 20th 8th 8th I2th 16th July, Oct, Oct, Oct, Jan., 1836 1836 1836 1836 1836 How RlPOBTBl). Paoi. Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed 96. 24 16 2< 2^ 2{ I6th Jan., 1836 Repealed 28th 2drd 23rd 27«h Mar., May, May, May, 1836 1836 1836 1836 2) 31 Repealed Repealed Repealed Rqwaled Of THE CITY ©F TOBOMTO. m tttf. 24 % 26 27 28 29 30 31 TITLB, Wanr Pauid. An Act to amend an Act passed May 30th, 1836, entitled " An Act to license and regulate the duties and charges of the Common Garners in the City of Toronto."... An Act to repeal part of, and amend an Act paaaed 12th October, 1836, entidea " An Act to regulate the use of tiie Hsheries and Fish Mar- ket within the City of Toronto and the liberties thereof." An Act to authorize the loan of five thousand pounds for the improve- ment of the Streets withm the City and liberties An Act to authorize the Mayor to borrow the further sum of one diousand pounds tocarry onthe im- provements in theprincipalStreets of the City, and for other purposes An Act authorizing the renewal of the Leaseo, and the granting of new Leases for the grounds situ- ate between the Market House and Church Street, King Street, and Market Street, upon the condi tions and under the restrictions therein specified An Act authorizing the Mayor to borrow the suri of ten thousand pounds for the general improve- ments of the City An Act to authorize the Chamber- lain on behalf of the Oitv of To- ronto, at any time witioin two months after the passing of this Act, to issde, on the cremt of the City,BilIs payable six months after date, with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, to the amount of fifteisn hundred pounds currency An Act to amend an Act passed by the Common Council. on the first day of June, one Uiousand eight hundred and thirty-seven, author- izing the issue of fifteen hundred pounds currency, by the City of TbtoAtb 12th July, 1836 30th July, 1836 10th Aug., 1836 22nd Dec., 1836 2nd Mar., 1837 4th May, 1837 Ist June, 1837 8th June, l83? How RiFOKTID. Paoi. Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed In Force Repealed Repealed 474 TABLE OF THE BY-LAWS No. 32 33 34 3{> 36 37 38 39 TITLE. Whkn Pabsid. A.n ^ '>t to establish Pounds, and ap point one or more Pound-keepers for the City of Toronto An Act to authorize a further k/i e of Oity Notes, to an extent not exceeding four thousand pounds.. An Act to amend an Act of the Com- mon Council passed on the fourth day of May last, authorizing the Mayor to borrow ten thousand pounds to carry on the improve- ments of the City An Act to amend an Act of the Com- mon Council passed on the tenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four, entiued " An Act for the preventing and extinguishing of Fires. " An Act to authorize the Chamber- lain of the City of Toronto, under the restrictions in the said Act mentioned, to issue Promissory Notes of the value of one and two dollars, to an amount not exceed- ing six thousand pounds on the credit of the City An Act to repeal the laws now m force relative to Swine running at large in the City of Toronto, and to authorize the forfeiture to the uses and benefit of the said City, of all swine found running at large in the City of Toronto after the passing of this Act An Act to authorize the issuing of Corporation Notes, to an amount not exceeding six thousand pounds An Act to continue and amend an Act of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, paissed on the 2nd of March, 1837, entitled "An Act authorizine the renewal of the Leases and the granting of new Leases for the grounds situate be- tween the Market House and Church Street, King Street and Market Street, upon we conditions and under the restrictions therein specified r. 6th Oct., 9th Oct., 1837 1837 2nd Dec, 1837 How Bepobtbd. Paob. Repealed Repealed Repealed Ifith Mar., 1838 3rd Sep., 1838 14th May, 10th June, 1839 1839 7th Oct, 1839 Repealed Repealed No. 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 41 Repealed Repealed 4{ 4S In Force OF THE CITT OF TORONTO. 47ft Paob. No. 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 TITLE. 48 49 When Passio. An Act to establish and regulate the Public Markets in the City of To- ronto, and to repeal the law of the City already existing on that subject ••<• An Act to alter and amend the exist' ing laws on the subjt Jt of the Mar- ket Block An Act to amend the various Acts of the Corporation now in force on the subject of the Market Block, An Act to authorize the Leasing of certain Water Lots named therein upon the conditions and under the restrictions and limitations therein prescribed An Act to restrain Homed Cattle from runnini, at large within certain portion of the City of Toronto during the time therein prescribed An Act to repeal parts of, and amend the laws authorizing the Leasing of certain Lots on the Market Block An Act to authorize the construction of a Public Sewer on George Street, and to borrow the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds to pay the expenses of the same. An Act to authorize a further issue of six thousand five hundred pounds of Corporation Notes for the pur- pose of redeeming the Coloration Notes already in circulation, and for paying other debts and expen- ditures of this Corporation .... An Act to repeal part of and amend an Act passed on the eleventh of November, one thousand ekht hun- dred and thirty-nine, entitled, "An Act to establish and regulate the Public Markets in this City, and to repeal the law of the City afaready existing on that subject." An Act to amend an Act passed on the fourteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty, How Rbfobtid. Paqi. nth Nov.. 1839 6th Jan., 1840 23rd Mar., 1840 i4th May, 1840 20th May, 1840 15th June, 1840 Repealed In Force In Force In Force Repealed In Force 10 12 16th June, 1840 22nd June, 1840 Repealed Repealed 29th June, 1840 Repealed m TABLE OF THE BT-LAW8 T^h 60 51 62 63 64 65 56 57 68 TITLE. entitled "An Act to authorize the Leasing of certain Water Lots named therein, upon the condi- tions and under the restrictions and limitations therein prescribed. An Act to regulate Theatrical per formances and other Exhibitions, An Act to Lease Water Lot number five, according to the plan of Mr, Howard, to the Hon. Joseph Mas- son and others, for the purpose of erecting Gkw Works to supply the City of Toronto with Oas, and for other purposes An Act to authorise an issue of seven thousand pounds of Oorporation Notes, for the purpose of redeem- ing the Corporation Notes already in circulation and for pajring other debts of the Corporation An Act to authorize the Mayor to issue certain Debentures therein mentioned, amounting to one thou- sand and seventy-five pounds An Act to authorize the sale of Leases of entire Water Lots therein men tioned. An Act to authorize the issue of City Debenturos, to the amount of eight hundred pounds, for the purpose of Draining and*Macadamizing or Blocking xonge Street from JOng Street to the Bay, in the City of Toronto An Act to repeal certain Acts of the Common Council therein mention ed, and to provide for the suppres- sion of Nuisances, and for the prO' tectionof theStreetsandSidewalks of the City of Toronto and liberties An Act to authorize the issue of City Debentures, for the purpose of Draining Bay Street from King Street to the Bay An Act toanthorizetheChamberlain, on behalf of the Corporation, to resume possession of Water Lot number thirty-nine, the right to Whir Pasbid. How RVOIITID. PaoIi 17th 17th Aug., Aug., 1840 1840 7th June, 1841 2l8t June, 1841 12th 26th July, July, 1841 1841 9th Aug., 1841 nth Oct, 1841 lit Not., 1841 In Force Repealed 14 In Force 15 Repealed Repealed In Force 18 Repealed Repealed Repealed OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. m No. 69 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 TITLE. the leaae of which was disposed of to Archibald Macdonell, and to repay the said Archibald Mac- donell the amount of preoiium he has paid thereon An Act to authoriie the issue of Debentures for the purpose of raising a sum of money, to be ex- pended in forming and macadam izing Bay Street, south of King Street An Actto authorize James McDonell, Enquire, to close up Henrietta Street and open a Street in con- tinuation of Market Lane in lieu thereof An Act to authorize a sum of money to be raised by Debentures for the purposeof Draining and Macadam izing York Street, fi-om King Street to the Bay An Act to authorise the issue of Corporation Notes to an amount not exceeding eight thousand pounds An Act to authorize the negotiation of a Loan of money, not exceeding fifty thousand pounds sterling, for the public uses of the Oity An Act to provide for the Draining and Macadamizing of Stewart's Lane An Act to authorize the levying and collecting an Assessment upon the inhabitants of the City of loronto and liberties, for the public uses of the CSty for the current year. . . An c^ct to authorize the appropria- tion of a sum of money to con- struct a drain on Lot Street . An Act to license and regulate the duties and charges on coaches, carriages, cabs, carts, and other vehicles, kept for hire in the City of Toronto An Act to authorize the issue of Cor poration notes to the amount of eight thousand pounds forthe pur- poses in the said Act specified . . . Whin Passid. 2lBt Mar., 1842 4th April, 1842 18th April, 1842 26th 20th 11th 26th 29th I2th 6th 2l8t May, 1842 June, 1842 July, 1842 July, 1842 Aug., 1842 Dec., 1842 June, 1843 June, 1843 How RSPOBTID. PaOIi Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed Bepealed 478 TABLK OF THE BY-LAWS 69 70 71 72 73 74 76 76 77 An Act to raise and levy by assesa ment a sum of money for the gene- ral purposes of the City for the current year, and also a sum of money for the support of Common Schools for the same period . . An Act to alter and amend the City law heretofore enacted for the pro- tection of the Oommon Sewers of the City An act to authorize the sale of leases of Water Lots, numbers nine, thirty-nine, forty-five, and fifty- seven, upon the terms and condi- tions therein mentioned An Act to amend an Act of this Council, passed on the eleventh day of October, one thousand eight hundred and forty-one, entitled " An Act for the suppression of nuisances," &c , An Act to alter and amend the Act passed on the sixth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven, entitled " An Act to establish pounds and to appoint one or more pound-keepers for the City of Toronto An Act to authorize the issue of Cor- poration Notes to an amount not exceeding one thousand pounds,for the purpose of constructing certain public sewers in Nev/gate Street, and for other purposes of public improvement not otherwise pro- vided for An Act to authorize the Corporation to purchase the property consisting of the Water Lot and buildings thereon, known as the Home Dis- trict Farmer's Store An Act to authorize the negotiation of a loan of money not exceeding thirty thousand pounds currency, for the public uses of the City of Toronto An Act to authorize the issue of cer- tain Debentures for an amount not Uth 28th Aug., Aug., 1843 1843 28th Aug., 1843 Repealed Repealed In Force Id 2nd Oct., 1843 9th Oct, 1843 9th Oct., 1843 6th Nov., 1843 4th Dec., 1843 Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 479 Paoi No. 78 Id 79 80 81 82 83 84 TITLE. exceeding four hundred and fifty pounds for the purposes and on tht^ conditions specifiea in theaaid Act. An Act to amend an Act passed on the twenty-first day of tfune, one thousand eight hundred and forty three, entitled " An Act to author ize the issue of Corporation Notes," ftc An Act to authorize the sale of the Leases of lots numbered three, four five, six, seven, and eight, on Frouu Street, in the Market block, upon certain conditions An Act to provide for the Draining, Macadamizing, and effecting other improvements in certain Streets of the City, and to authorize the Mayor to issue Debentures tu the amount and under the conditions therein mentioned, for the purpose of defra}4ng the expenses of the same , An Act to extend the provisions of an Act of this Council, passed on the fourteenth day of Mav last, en- titled " An Act to provide for the Draining, Macadamizing, and ef fecting other improvements in cer- tain Streets of the City, and to authorize the Mayor to issue De bentures to the amount and under the conditions therein mentioned, for the purpose of defraying the expense of the same." An Act to provide for the erection of an additional Market in this City, and to authorize the issue of Corporation Notes to the amount of seven thousand pounds, for the purpose of defraying the expense of the same An Act for the extension and im- provement of Caroline Street. An Act to establish the names of certain streets of the City of Toronto Whim Pauhbd. 29th Jan., 1844 Ist April, 1844 6th May, 1844 14th May, 1844 10th June, 1844 10th 17th June, 1844 June, 1844 15th July, 1844 How Rbportid, Paoi. Repealed Repealed In Force 20 Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed m TABLE OF THE BT-LAWB l?o. 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 TITLE. 92 93 94 Whin Pauhx 96 An Act to authorize certain improve- ments therein mentioned An Act to authorize the raising and levying a tax on the real and per- sonal property of the inhabitants of the City of Toronto, for the purposes therein mentioned. . . An Act to authorize the construction of cert>ain Pi;(blic Sewers, in Yonge Street and Temperance Street.. An Act to authorize the improve- ment of certain Streets therein mentioned An Act to amend an Act passed on the fifteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and forty for', entitled " An Act to estab lish .he names of certain Streets in the City of Toronto." An Act to amend the law to regulate the Public Markets of the City of Toronto An Act to authorize the appropria- tion of certain sums of money there- in mentioned, which have been raised for School purposes, and now in the hands respectively of the Chamberlain and Superintendent of Education of the City, to the providing of School Houses in naid City An Act to amend the existing laws, for the suppression of Nuisances.. An Act to restrain the erection of Furnaces and Manufactories dan gerous from fires, to regulate the erection of Party Walls, and for other purposes mentioned therein. An Act to authorize the issue of City Debentures, to the amount of one thousand two hundred pounds, for the purpose of building a Fire En gine Station House, and for other uses of the department An Act to authorize the construction of Sewers, Plank Roads and Side- walks, and the efiecting of certain other improvements therein men tioned 16th July, 1844 26th Ang., 1844 26th 2l8t Aug., 1844 Oct., 1844 How BXPOBTID. Faoi. Effete Bepealed Effete Effete 30th Jan., 1846 14th April, 1846 28th 30th April, 1845 June, 1845 30th June, 1846 Bepealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed 30th June, 1846 9th July, 1845 Effete Effete OP THB CITY OP TORONTO. 481 Paoi. No, 96 97 TITLE. Whui Pabsbd. 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 An Act to authorize a Tax for the purposes of the City, during the current year, and also a School rate. An Act to authorize the issue of a certain amount of Corporation Notes, therein mentionod, for the purpose uf redeeming the Corpota- tion Notes, issued in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty- four, for the purpose of erecting the Tiew Market Buildings, and for other purposes An Act to authorize certain improve- ments on Front Street, Trinity Street, Richmond Street and John Street, on the conditions therein mentioned An Act to repeal the laws now in force for preventing and extin- guishing Fires, and to make provi- sion for the prevention and ex- tinction of Fires hereafter. .... An Act to amend certain Acts, and to provide for the disposition of cer- tain Water Lots, and for other purposes therein mentioned.. An Act to reduce into one Act the several laws now in force regulat- ing Pounds, and to define and re- gulate the duties of the Pound- ceepers for the City of Toronto... An Act to regulate the Public Mar- kets of the City of Toronto An Act to authorize the issue of ten thousand pounds in City Notes... An Act to amend an Act of the Com- mon Council, passed on the thirty- first day of June, one thousand eight hundred and forty-five, cl; titled "An Act to restrain the erec- tion of Furnaces and Manufac tories dangerous from fire, and to regulate the erection of Party Walls, and for other purposes." An Act to amend An Act of this Council for the licensing and lating of Cabs, &c BE 24th Sept, 1845 How Rbfobtid. Paoi. Repealed 13th Oct., 1845 27th Oct., 1845 3rd Nov., 1845 24th Nov., 1845 8th Dec, 1845 19th Jan., 1846 25th May, 1846 liepealed Effete Repealed In Force Repealed Repealed Repealed 22 15th June, 1846 29th June, 1846 Repealed Repealed m '^ TABLE OF THE BT-LAWS No. 106 107 108 109 110 HI 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 TITLE. An Act to license Livery Stables. An Act to assess the inhabitants of that part of King Street, between Bay and Simcoe Streets, for water- ing and sweeping the same. An Act to authorize the raising and levying of a Tax upon the Red and Personal Property of the City of Toronto for the year one thou-»nd eight hundred and fortynsix. An Act to authorize the extension of Colbome Street from Church to Yonge Street An Act to open and extend Church and Queen S^>%ets An Act to authorize the issue of a Debenture for the sum of one hun- dred pounds, to construct a plank Sidewalk on Power Street An Act to facilitate the erection of an £lectro-Magnetic Telegraph in Toronto An Act to authorize the Apprentice- ship of Minors in certain cases, and to regulate the duties of Mas- ters and Apprentices An Act to provide for the Arrest and Punishment of Vagrants, &c. An Act to compel the payment of the rate in lieu of Statute Labour, and to exempt therefrom in cer- tain castjs An Act for the assumption of the debt contracted for making Mac- adamized Koads within the City of Toronto and liberties thereof, and for keeping the said Roads in re- pair An Act to repeal such parts of the Acts of this Council as; authorize the issue of Debentures for the purpose of effecting certain speci- fic improvements not already en gaged in ... An Act to authorize the issue of City Debentures to an Amount not ex- ceeding twenty thousand pounds, 'on the terms and conditions therein provided Whin Pabbbd. 29th June, 1846 27th July, 1846 17th Aug., 1846 17th Aug., 1846 31st Aug., 1846 31st Au{,., 1846 26th Oct., 1846 7th Dec., 1846 15th March, 1847 15th March, 1847 How ItKPOBTID. 16th March, 1847 12th AprU, 1847 24th May, 1847 Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Paoi. No. 119 129 121 122 123 124 125 120 127 OF THE CITT OF TORONTO. 48S Paoi. No. 119 129 121 TITLE. 122 123 124 125 126 127 When Passed. An Act to authorize the issue of Corporation Notes to an extent not exceeding twelve thousand five hundred pounds, under the re- strictions and regulations therein mentioned An Act to amend a certain Act passed on the ninth of June, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four, entitled " An Act to establish a Board of Health.". An Act to regulate the issue of Cor- poration Notes, and to authorise the issue of new Notes in certain cases and for certain other pur- poses connected with the manage- ment of Corporation Notes... . An Act to authorize the opening of Queen Street East, Church Street North, Carlton Street east of Church Street, and Parliament Street south of King Street . An Act to authorize an Assessment for the purpose of Watering cer- tain portions of Streets therein mentioned i.... An Act to authorize the issue of De- bentures for the sum of one thou- sand pounds, for the use of the Fire Department An Act for levying a Tax upon the Real and Personal Property of the City of Toronto for the year one thousand eight hundred and forty seveu An Act to make better provision for the freedom of Elections, and to prevont the Officers and Servants of the Corporation from taking part in Election contests ..... An Act to authorize the issue of Corporation Notes to an extent not exceeding thirteen thousand five hund'^d pounds, under the re- strictions and limitations therein mentioned 27th May, 1847 21st June, 1847 How Bepobtbd. Paob. Repealed Repealed 26th July, 1847 26th July, 1847 26th July, 1847 20th Sep., 1847 8th Nov. 1847 6th June, 1848 Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed In Force 5tb June, 1848 23 Repealed 484 TABLK OF THE BT-Li.WB 128 129 ISO 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 SthJune, 1848 19th June, 1848 Paol 10th July, 17th July, 1848 1848 17th July, 1848 2l8tAug., 1848 4th Sept., 1848 4th Sep., 1848 18th Sept., 1848 14th May, 1849 11th June, 1849 23rd July, 1849 An Act to authoriie the Leasing of the unoccupied lots on the Market Block upon certain conditions and restrictions therein mentioned... An Act to authoriie an Assessment for the purpose of providing for the Watering of Streets An Act to amend an Act to authorise the Apprenticeship of Minors, in certain cases, and to regulate the duties of Masters and Apprentices, An Act for the Measurement and sale of Cordwood An Act to fix by Bill the amount to be paid to salaried Ofiicers of the Corporation ... An Act to authorize the issue of Debentures, for the purpose of erecting a Poor House An Act to regulate Division or Line Fences in the City of Toronto and liberties An Act to authorize an Assessment upon the Real and Personal Pro- perty in the City of Toronto and liberties, for the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight An Act to authorize the issue of De- bentures to effect certain improve- ments therein mentioned An Act to authorize the issue of City Notes, to the amount of thirteen thousand five hundred pounds, un der the restrictions and limitations therein mentioned ». An Act to authorize tbe Leasing of certain Lots on the site of the old City Hall and Offices on King Street An Act to regulate the Admeasure- ment and Sale of Lime, in the City of Toronto and liberties An Act to authorize an Assessment fcr Q^tv and School purposes, for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and forty-nine I27th Aug., 1849J Repealed In Force Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed In Force Repealed 25 No. 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 OF THE CITT OP TORONTO. 466 Paol 25 No. 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 TITLR 27 151 Whin Pahid. An Act to amend " An Act for the admeasurement and sale of Cord- wood." . An Act to authorize the issue of De- bentures for the purpose of erect- ing the centre building of the New Market Block An Act to authorize the issue of De- bentures to the amount of three hundred and seventy-five pounds, for repairing certain Sidewalks and for other Improvements... An Act to authorize ihe issue of new Leases for certain Lots on the Market Block, therein mentioned. An Act to authorize the issue of City Notes, to the amount of four hun dred pounds, for purposes con nected with the reorganization of the Fire Brigade An Act to authorize the issue of City Notes, to the extent of four hun- dred and fifty pounds, for the pur- pose of Repairing the Roads within the City and liberties An Act to authorize the issue of City Notes, for the purpose of liquida- ting the balances due by the late Load Board of Health ......... An Act to amend the law to license end regulate Cabs, &c An Aot to authorize the issue of Debentures for repairing Side- walks and Roadways around the Parliament Buildings An Act to authorize the issue of Notes, for the uses of the Poor House, and to repealan Act passed twenty-first of August, one thous- and eight hundred and forty-eight, entitled, " An Act to authorize the issue of Debentures, for the pur- pose of erecting a Poor House."... An Act to authorize the issue of Debentures for the sum of one hundred and twenty pounds, for repairing Sidewalks and Road- ways around the Church of tha Holy Trinity 24th Sept., 1849 8th Oct., 1849 8th Nov., 1849 3rd Dec, 1849 3rd Dec, 1849 3rd Dec, 1849 lUth Dec, 1849 10th Dec, 1849 10th Dec, 1849 How Rhpobtid. 10th Doc, 1849 17th Dec, 1849 Repealed Effete Effete In Force Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete PAoa. 29 Repealed Effete 486 TABLE OF THE i>T-LAWS No. 162 153 164 156 166 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 TUTLE. An Act to provide for the erection of Party Walls, and lio prevent the erection of Buildings danger- ous in promoting Fires within cer- tain limits An Act to restore the name of Tem perance Street, and to alter the the name of March Street to that of Stanley Street An Act to amend the Act to regulate the Piiblic Markets of the City of xoFontio •••••••••••#••••• •• • An Act to provide for the gradual redemption and partial re-issue of Corporation Notes An Act to provide for the issue oi fivethousand poundsin Debentures for the re-erection of St. Lawrence Market An Act to repeal the Act to license Livery Stables, and to make pro- vision for licensing Livery Stables heieafter ... An Act to authorise the Leasing of Water lots, forty-three and forty- four, upon the terms therein men- tioned . An Act to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes, for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and fifty An Act to authorize the issue of De bentures for the purpose of re erecting St. Patrick's Market .... An Act to authorize the extension of the Leases granted for certain I authorize the extending of Beech and Berkeley Streets An Act to amend the Cab law.... An Act to authorize the Mayor to subscribe for ten thousand shares in the Stock of the Ontario, Sim- coe, and Huron Union KaUroad, on behalf of the City of Toronto. 1st Dec., 1861 22nd Dea, 1861 29th Dec, 1861 17th Jan., 1862 17th I'an., 1862 9th Feb., 1862 26th May, 1862 28th June, 1862 27th July, im 23rd Aug., 1862 I3th Sept, 1862 13th Sept., 1862 27th Sept., 1862 18th Oct., 1862 In Force Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed In Force 33 39 or THK crrr of tohomto. m Pao& No. 33 191 192 193 194 191 196 197 Ko« Kma- TITLE. 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 206 39 WbIH FAtSBD. An Act to authorize certain parties to continae certain wooden build- ings for a limited period An Act to proyide for the imue oi one hundred thousand pounds De- bentures, to consolidate a part of the Oitj debt An Act to amend the Weigh-house law An Act to prevent persons from con- § regaling on ana obstructing the idewalks An Act to authorize the issue of De- bentures for the sum of thirteen thousand one hundred and fifty pounds, to effect certain improve- ments. An Act to amend the law for pre- venting and extinguishing Fires. An Act to amend the Act entitled " An Act to determine the salaries of Corporate OfBcers." An Act to amend the " Act to regu late the proceedings in Common Council of the City of Toronto.". An Act to prevent the erection of Buildings on, or trespass of any kind upon the Public Lands of this City An Act to authorize the issue of De- bentures to effect certain Im- provements in the City of Toronto, An Act to amend the law relative to Nuisances and to authorize the appointment of a City Crier.. An Act to amend the law for licen- sing Theatrical performances.. An Act to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes, for the year one thousand eight huU' dred and fifty-three An Act to amend the Tariff of Charges for Carters > An Act to fix the Salaries of Cor- porate Oflioers An Act to authorize the issue of Debentures to effect certain im- provements and to purchase addi- tional land for St Patrick's Market How .iBPOnXD. Paoi. 25t^i Oct, 1852 1st Nov., 1882 22nd Nov., 1852 22nd Nov., 1852 23rd Dec, 1852 29th Dec, 1852 14th Jan., 1853 7th Feb., 1853 7th March, 1863 8th Aug., 1863 29th Aug., 1853 29th Aug., 1853 19th Sept, 1853 21st Nov., 1853 13th Jan., 1854 14th Jan., 1854 Repealed Bffete Eepeal«d Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed 490 TABLE OF TBS BT-LAWS No. 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 Not num- bered 213 214 215 216 217 TITLE, to An Act to extend Church Street the Concession line... An Act to widen Victoria Street, from Queen to Richmond Street, and to widen and straighten Louisa Street, between Teraulay and Elizabeth Streets An Act to authorize the imposition and collection of certain Excise Duties, and to appoint an Officer to collect and receive the same and issue Licenses therefor An Act to facilitate the removal and suppression of Nuisances .. An Act to amend the Tariff of Charges for Jabs An Act to confer on the Committee of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, called the Board of Health, the powers confened on the Corporation by Statute,twelve Victoria, chapter eighty-one, sec tion one hundred and thirty-seven An Act to amend the law to regulate the proceedings in Council An Act to authorize the issue of De bentures for the erection of School houses An Act to amend the Pound Law so far as regards the impounding of Swine . An Act to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes for the year one thousaud eight hua dred and fifty-four An Act to authorize the issue of Debentures to effect certain im' provements,and to defray the cost of opening Beech and Berkeley Streets An Act to authorize the opening and extending Wellington Street and a Street leading from Queen Street to St. Andrew's- Market, east of the residence of John Cameron An Act to regulate the conduct of Cabmen, Cartei-s, and others at Steamboat Landings WaiN PAssia 14th Jan., 1854 14th Jan., 1864 20th Feb., 1854 18th AprU, 1854 8th May, 1854 29th May, 1864 29th May, 1854 29th May, 1854 14th Aug., 1864 14th Aug., 1854 14th Aug., 1864 21st Aug., 1854 4lh Sept., 1864 How RlFOBTID. Paoi. Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed No 21i 21! 221 22 22 22 22 22 22 2! 2i 21 2! 2: 2: 2i OF THE CITY Olf TORONTO. 491 No. 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 TITLE. Whim FAsaw. An Act to authorize the iasue of Debentures to the amount of fifteen thousand pounds, to effect certain improvements An Act to fix the salaries of Cor- porate Officers , An Act to authorize the opening of Butchers' Shops in the Oity and liberties An Act to authorize the issue of De- bentures to defray the cost of cer- tain impruvement8,and of opening Beech and Berkeley Streets .. An Act to amend the law to license and regulate Taverns An Act to amend an Act to autho rizo the imposition and collection of certain Excise Duties An Act to amend the Pound law... An Act to authorize the issue of De- bentures for three thousand five' hundred pounds, to cover an over expenditure on certain improve- ments ... A By-law to reduce the special rate to be levied in this year for the purposes of the interest and sink- ing fund upon the Consolidated Loan of this City An Act to amend and consolidate the laws relating to the Board of Health An Act to fix and determine the Salaries of the Corporate Officers of this City for the year one thou- sand eight hundred and fifty-five.. An Act to amend the law in relation to Dogs An Act to provide for levying an As- sessment for the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five An Act to organize a Fire Brigade.. An Act to amend the License Law.. An Act to raise the sum of twenty- one thousand and seventy pounds, by way of loan, for the improve- ments of the City and for Scl purposes * 18th 18th Sept., 18fi4 Sept., 1854 30th Oct., 1864 20th 26th 26th 26th Nov., 1864 Dec, 1854 March,1855 March, 1855 30th April, 1865 28th 28th 25th 25th 30th 24th 22nd May, 1855 May, 1855 June, 1856 June, 1855 July, 1855 Sept., 1855 Oct., 1856 29th Oct., 1856 How R.iroiraD. Paoi. Effete Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Effete MS TABLE or TBI BT-LAWB No. 234 23S 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 246 J?46 247 248 249 TITLE. Wrw Pamu). An Act ui raiae the aum of one hun- dred and twenty thousand pounda, for the purpoae of conatruotingthe Eaplanaide in front of the City of Toronto An Act to authorise the iasue of De- bentures of the City of Toronto, for the purpoae and to the amounta therein atated An Act to authorize an Aaaessmont for City and School purposes, for the Tear one thousand eight bun' dred and fifby-aix An Act to consolidate and amend the lawa relating to Coachea An Act to provide for the opening, extending and widening of certain Streeta within the City of Toronto. An Act to consolidate the lawa to regulate Carters An Act to alter and amend the City lawa relating to Common Sewera.. An Act to rejMal the law to fix the aalariea of Corporate Officera.. An Act to authorize the iaaue of De- benturea to the extent of thirty- fire thousand two hundred poun(U, for the purpose of opening and ex- tending Streets and effecting cer- tain improvements An Act amending the Act of the Council passed September twenty- fourth, one thousand eisht hun- dred and fifty-five, entitled " An Act to organize a Fire Brigade"... An Act to authorize an Assessment for the current year An Act to amend the law to License and regulate Tavema. An Act to amend the Sewerage Act An Act to alter the Northern boun- dary litis of Front Street... An Aot reapecting Ornamental and Shade Treea...!. An Aot for the purpoae of raiaing aeventy-five thonaand pounda bv Debentures for the purpoae of fill- ing up the Water lota 12th 16th 7th 29tb 29th 29th lat 22nd May, June, July, Aug., Aug., Aug., Sept., Dea, 1856 1866 1866 1866 1866 1856 1866 1866 How Riponio. Effete Effete Effete I PoltM Com- ( miMlonwi. Repealed PdUmOoiii- iniaioiMif. 2nd Feb., 1867 23rd 29th 20th 27th 14th 28th Mar., June, July, July, Sept, Sept, 1857 1867 1867 1867 1867 1857 12th Oct, 1667 Repealed Repealed In Force Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed pAoa 44 No. 260 261 262 263 264 266 266 267 268 269 260 261 262 26: 26' or TBI CITT or TOBONTO. 498 No. TITLE. 260 261 362 263 264 266 266 267 268 269 260 261 262 263 2«4 An Act to provide for and fix the Salaries of Corporation Offioen.... An Act to prevent the erection of and to provide for the diaoontinu anoe of Awninn Ad Act to pro^de for numbering Houses An Act to provide for the erection and maintenance of a Qaol and In dustrial Farm , An Act to provide for the better Ad ministration of the affairs of the Corporation An Act to provide for the raising of forty thousand pounds by D«ben tures, for the purpose of filling up the Water lots An Act to provide for the licensing of Hotels and places of public en tertaiument in the City of Toronto and the liberties thereof. An Act to provide for and fix the Salaries of Corporation Officers.. An Act to amend the law relative to the Board of Health An Act to repeal the laws now in force for regulating Hotels, &c., and to provide for the licensing and regulating of Taverns, Hotels, Ac, hereafter, An Act to provide more effectually for preventing Cattle, Horsos, Swine, &c., from running at large within the City and liberties An Act to raise one hundred and fifteen thousand seven hundred and seventy-two dollars, for per- manent improvements in the City of Toronto An Act to raise one hundred and twenty -eight thousand and forty dollars for improvements in the City of Toronto,and other purposes An Act to regulate the Public Mar- kets of the City of Toronto An Act to amend an Act passed on the twenty-sixth day of April last, entitled " An Act to repeal the Wnn Passk). 16th Nov., 1867 20th 20th 28th 26th Nov., Nov., Dec, Jan., 1H6.' 1867 1867 1868 Ist Feb., 1868 8th 8th 29th 26th 14th Feb., Mar., Mar., April, June, How RoomD. Paoi. 1868 1858 1868 1858 1858 6th July, 1868 5th 13th July, July, 1858 1858 Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed In Force Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed In Force In Force Repealed 46 51 58 Ktf*. 494 TABtiE OF THE BY-LA\¥8 No. 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 TITLE. laws now in force for regulating Hotels, &c., and to provide for the licensingandregulatingof Taverns, Hotels, &c., hereafter." An Act to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes, for the current year. An Act to amend the Act to alter the Northern Boundary Line of Front Street By-law for the appointment of City Engineer By-law respecting ReturningOfficers, end places for holding the Munici- pal Elections for one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine... By-law to amend the By-law respect- ing Returning Officers and places for holding the Municipal Elections for one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine By-law respecting the removal of Snow, Ice, and Dirt from the side- walks By-law to provide for the erection and management of a Gaol, aHouse of Correction, a House of Refuge, and of an Industrial Farm By-law to repeal the Act now force for licensing and regulating Hotels and places of Public Enter- tainment, and to provide for licens- ing and regulating the same here- after By-law to regulate the Public Mar- kets of the City of Toronto . By-law to regulate the proceedings of Committees By-law to fix the Salaries of Officers of the Corporation By-law to amend the law now in force relative to the Board of Health... By-law to provide for the manage- ment and maintenance of an Exhi- bition Park By-law to provide for the Assessment of Property benefited by Local Improvement. Whbn Passed. 30th 6th 13th 15th Aug., 1858 Sept., 1858 Sept., 1858 Nov., 1858 13th Dec, 1868 20th 30th Dec, 1858 Dec, 1858 30th Dec, 1868 Uth 21st 28th 24th 6th nth 26th Feb., 1869 Feb., 1859 Feb., 1869 K'ax., 1859 AprJ, 1869 April, 186i> May, 1869 How RlPOHTID. Repealed Effete In Force Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed In Force Repealed Paok. 62 64 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 495 No. 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 TITLE. When Passed. By-law to amend By-law number eleven, to provide for the Assess ment of Property benefited by Local Improvement By-law to provide for the construct- ion of a Sewer on Shuter Street and to levy a rate therefor. . . . By-law to amend the Tavern License Law By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to redeem those due in the year of our Lord or thou- sand eight hundred and fifty-nine. By-law to authorize the issue of De- bentures for EspUnade purposes., By-law to regulate Weights, Mea sures and Weighing Machines in the City of Toronto By-law to establish a periodical Pub lie Free Market or Fair in the City of Toronto By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Ceorge Street, and to levy a rate to defray the costs thereof. By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Yonge Street, and to leAry a rate to defray the cost thereof y-\&w to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes, for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and fifty-nine By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Elizabeth Street, and to levy a rate to defray the cost thereof By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Gerrard Street, and to levy a rate to defray the cost ^hereof By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Dale Street, and to levy a rate to defray the cost thereof By law to provide for the construe tion of a Stone Sidewalk on Yong( Street, and to levy a rate to de fray the cost thereof 30tb May, 1859 6th 20th 4th 4th 4th 7th nth 11th 18th 18th 18th 18th 8th How Bepobted. Paoe. June, 1859 June, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1859 July, 1869 Aug., 1859 Repealed In Force Repealed In Force In Force Repealed In Force In Force In Force Effete In Force In Force In Force In Force Not re- print- ed. 67 70 74 Not re- print- ed. Not re- pnnt- ed. Not re- print- ed. 496 TABLE OF THE BT-LAWS No. 293 TITLE. 22nd Aag., 1859 Paob. By-law to amend an Act to provide for the better administration of the affairs of the Corporation. 294 By-law to authorize the issue of cer- tain Debentures to assist in con- structing certain Sewers 296 By-law to provide for an annual rental or Sewerage lUit& , 296 By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Terauly Street, and to levy a rate to defray the cost tiiereof 297 By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Mutual Street, and to levy a rate to defray the coat thereof 298 By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Grosvenor Street, and to levy a rate to defray the cost thereof. 299 By-law to authorize the cloning up of a certain allowance for Road south of Front Street, between Parliament Street and Mill Street, 300 By-law to amend the law relating to Auctioneers and Pedlers 301 By-law to protect the Public against persf)ns who have not, but who pretend to have a Tavern License, and who keep, but have no Li- cense to keep a Tavern or other house of Public Entertainment 302 By-law to provide for the Licensing and regulating of Porters and Runners for Hotels and other per- sons not being licensed Cabmen or Carters 303 By-law to provide for the number ing of the City By-laws , 304 By-law to amend By-law number twenty-eight of the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto 306 By-law respecting Returning Officers, and places for holding the Muni- cipal Elections for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty. 2*06 jBy-law to declare the Tenure of Office and Employment of all Persons appointed by the Council . . . 22nd Aug., 8th Sept., 1869 1859 12th Sept., 1869 6th Oct, 1869 8th Oct., 1859 14th Nov., 14th Nov., 1859 1859 Uth Nov., 1859 14th Nov., 1859 21st Nov., 1859 2lst Nov., 1859 19th Dec., 1859 13th Jan., 1860 Repealed In Force Repealed In Force In Force In Force In Force Repealed 76 Not re- print- ed. 79 Repealed Repealed In Force Repealed Repealed In Force 80 No. 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 3n 81 Paob. 76 Not re- print- ed. 3d Bd ce ed ed •ce 79 80 81 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 497 No. 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 TITLES, By-lBW to appoint Auditors for the City of Toronto, for the Municipal year one thousand eight hundred and sixty By-law to appoint Assessors for the City of Toronto, for the Municipal year one thousand eight hundred and sixty By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the amount of forty seven thousand two hundred pounds sterling By-law respecting the Licensing and Begulating Hotels, Taverns, and other places of Public Entertain- ment and places where Spirituous Liquors are sold By-law to raise the sum of ninety- five thousand dollars by Deben- tures for the completion of the Oaol and House of Refuge for the City of Toronto By-law to amend By-laws numbers two hundred and thirty-seven and two hundred and thirty-nine, so far as relates to Stands for Coaches, Cabs, Carts, &c By-law respecting the Public Markets and Weigh-houses By-law to repeal By-law number two hundred and seventy-four, and to provide for and govern Standing and other Committees By-law to repeal By-laws numbers two hundred and fifty-three and two hundred and seventy-one, and to provide for the erection of a Gaol, &c By-law to provide for and fix the Salaries of Corporation OflScers for the current year By-law to provide for the isnue of Dvbentures for thirty thousand four hundred and eighty-eight dollars and seventy-three cents to redeem those falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty FP When Passed. 16th Jan., 1860 10th Feb., 1860 20th Feb., 1860 20th Feb., 1860 I2th Mar., 1860 19th 22nd Mar., 1860 Mar., 1860 22nd Mar., 1860 22nd Mar., 1860 20th April, 1860 How Rkportbd. Paok Effete Effete In Force /This power transferred to Police Com- missioners by «1 v. 0.80,8.8! In Force Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Effete 30th April, 1860 In Force 87 82 85 p. 498 TABLE OF THE BT-LAWS No. 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 831 TITLES. When Pabsid. How Bffohted. fiy-law to provide for the iuue of additionfll Debentures for fiftj- four thousand dollars for Espla- nade purposes By-law to repeal By-law number ninety-nine, to provide for the pre- vention of Fires, for the appoint- ment of Chimney Inspectors, and to define their duties By-law to provide for the reorgani- zation of the Fire Brigade... By-law to provide for Watering Yonge Street, from Queen Street to Front Street By-law to provide for the mainte- nance and care of Public Parks, Squares and Orounds By-law to provide for the construc- tion uf a Sewer on Crookshank Street, and othor improvements By-law to authorize the sale of cer- tain public City Lands By-law to repeal part of and amend By-law number three Iiundred and twenty-four, to authorize the sale of certain Public City Lands .... by-law to enforce the Fencing-iji of Vacant Lots, and to prevent the breaking-up of any Streets. . . ... By-law to provide for the security of the Public and the mairtenauce of Order in cases of emergency . By-law to authorize an Assessment for City and other purposes for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and sixty By-law to repeal By-law number three hundred and fifteen, and to provide for the appropriation of the Upper Canada Municipalities Fund . By-lawto repeal By-law number three hundred and twenty-eight and to fix .lie rate of Assessment for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty By-law to provide for the construotioa of a Flagged Sidewalk on Welling' ton Street between Yonge and Boott Streets. 7th May, 1860 28th May, 1860 19th June, 1860 30th July, 1860 30th July, 1860 6th Aug., 1810 13th Aug., 1860 27th Aug., 1860 27th Aug., 1860 3rd Sept., 1860 24tb Sept., 1860 15th Oct., 1860 34th Oct., 1860 Paoi. 19th Nov., 1860 In Force Ke]>ealed Repealed Repealed In Force In Force In Force Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed In Force Effete In Force 90 93 Not re- print- ed 97 No. 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 ■.!& 98 340 341 342 Notr«- print- •d. OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 499 ?AOE. 90 93 lot re- print- ed 97 No. 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 98 TITLE. 340 341 342 By-law respecting Returning Officers and places for holding the Munici- pal Elections for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty one By-law to p'rovide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Walton Ovrof/ u ■•••■■••■• ■•■• ■•■•••«••••••••(•• By-law to provide by one Act for the repeal of the respective By-laws which have been repealed or have expired heretofore By-law to appoint Auditors for the City of Toronto for the municipal year one thousand eight liundred and sixty-one By-law to appoint Assessors for the City of Toronto for the municipal year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and ten, relative to the sum to be paid for a Tavern License By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and thirteen, re specting the Public Markets and Weigh-houses. Whbn Passed. 13th 24th 14th 21st 25th nth 14th Sfotre- print- ed. By-law to repeal By-law number three hundred and thirty-eight, and to amend By-law number three hundred and thirteen, re- specting the Public Markets and Weigh-houses By-law to provide for the erection of permanent or fixed Street Awn ings, and to repeal so much of By- law number two hundred and fifty-one as relates to the same. . . . By-law to authorize the issue of De- bentures for the sum of four thou land one hundred and thirty-four doUarSyto assist in the construction of a Sewer on Cruikshank Street, and other improvements By-law to amend By-law number one hundred and eighty-three, relating to Party Walls Dec, 1860 Dec, 1860 Jan., 1861 Jan., 1861 Feb., 1861 .Mar., 1861 Mar., 1861 How Repobtid. Page. 15th April, 1861 16th April, 1861 ■ii.i^ift* 18th 22nd April, 1861 April, 1861 Effete Effete Repealed Effete Effete [This power transferred to Police Com- Imissioners )>}■ iaiV. e. 30,s.3;i Repealed Repealed Repealed In Force Repealed 90 600 TABLE OF THE BT-LIWS No. 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 350 351 352 353 354 TITLE. VTbw Pabbid. 29tb 29th By-law to repeal By-law number three hundred and twenty, and to provide for the organization of Volunteer Fire Brigade By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and two, to provide for the licensing and regulating of runners for Hotels, Porters, &c. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures for twenty-five thou- sand seven hundred and ninety three doUarsand thirty-three ""ents, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, for which no sinking fund has been pro- vided By-law to provide for and fix the Salaries of Corporate OfScers 20th By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and nineteen, rela- tive to Chimney Inspectors By law to amend By-law number two hundred and fifty-eight, relating to the Board or Health By-law to exempt from Municipal Taxes, for a period of five years, the Toronto Cotton Mills Com pany, and to commute the taxes payable thereon for a further period of ten years By-law to amend By-law number two hundred and twenty-nine, relating to the destruction of Dogs By-law to authorize the issue of De benturesfor one hundred and fifty three thousand one hundred and thirty-two dollars and sixty-nine cents, to liquidate certain liabili- ties therein mentioned ... By-law to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and sixty-one By-law respecting Street Railways By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and forty- three, and to provide for the payment of the April, 1861 « April, 1861 13th 20th 27th May, 1861 May, 1861 May, 1861 May, 1861 27th 3rd May, 1861 June, 1861 2l8t June, 1861 15th 22nd July, 1861 July, 1861 How RiPOBTID. Paoi. Repealed Repealed In Force Effete Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Effete Effete In Force N« 102 351 35i 35' 351 351 36 36 36 36 106 36 36 36 OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 501 No. 355 366 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 366 366 TITLE. Whkn Pahbid. Brigade and the distribution of the Fire Apparatus hereafter with- in the City of Toronto By-law to set apart the sum of six thousand dollars, or so much there- of as may be received from Insur ance on St. Andrew's Market, to erect a New Market By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on St. Patrick Street By-law relating to Pouni'.d in the City of Toronto .. By-law respecting Returning Officers and places for holding the Munici- pal Elections for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty- two .... By-law to provide for a Fire Depart- ment for the City of Toronto . .. By-law to appoint Auditors for the City of Toronto for the municipal year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and thirteen, re- specting the Public Markets .. By-law to appoint the Assessors for the City of Toronto for the muni cipal year one thounand eight hun dred and sixty-two By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures for seventeen thousand six hundred and thirty-seven dol- lars and seventy-nine cents, to re- deem Debentures falling due in the year one thousand eight hun- dred and sixty-two, for which no Sinking Fund has been provided By-law to protect the Highways and Streets of the City of Toronto ... By-law to fix the Swaries of Corpo- ration Officers for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty- two r-law to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes thousand 5th Aug., 1861 30th Sept., 1861 14th 16th 16th 17th 20th 17th Oct., 1861 Dec, 1861 Dec, 1861 Jan., 1862 Jan., 1862 Feb., 1862 How Rbpobtio. Paok. 17th Feb., 1862 3rd 3rd 24th tbe year dred and sixty-two. I eight 30th Mar., 1862 Mar., 1862 Mar., 1862 July, 1862 Repealed Effete In Force Repealed Effete Repealed Effete Repealed Effete Notre. print- ed. In Force Repealed Effete Effete 116 502 TABLE OF TtaE BY-LAWS Na 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 TITLR By-law to authorize the issue of De- bentures for thirty thousand two hundred dollars, to liquidate cer- tain liabilities By-law to provide for the Sale or Lease of Lands known as Walks and Gardens By-law to repeal By-law number three hundred and fifty-seven, and to provide for Pounds in the City of Toronto hereafter , By-law to amend By-law number two hundred and thirty-seven, relating to Licensing Coaches, &c By-law respecting Gambling and Gambling Houses By-law to raise the sura of twenty five thousand dollars by Deben- tures, for the completion of the Gaol for the City of Toronto.. By-law to authorize the issue of De- bentures for five thousand five hundred dollars to the united Counts "'• -"f York and Peel . By-law lo amend By-law number thrae hundred and thirty-nine, respecting Public Markets and Weigh-houses By-law to provide for the Weight and Sale of Bread in the City of Toronto By-law to amend By-law number two hundred and eighty-four, and to provide for the appointment of an Inspector of Weights and Measures By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Returning Officers and places for holding the elections during the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three By-law to consolidate and amend the several By-laws now in force to regulate the proceedings in Coun- cil and Committees of the Council of the City of Toronto By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Auditors of the Accounts Whxn Paboid. 18th 18th Aug., 1862 Aug., 1862 8th Sept., 1863 How Refortid. Paob. 15th 22nd 6th 6th 6th 10th Sept, 1862 Sept., 1862 Oct., 1862 Oct., 1862 Oct., 1862 Nov., 1862 17th Nov., 1862 15th Dec., 1862 14th Jan., 1863 Effete In Force Repealed f is power jinerred to lice Com- wlonoTH by v. 0.80,1.88 In Force In Force In Force Repealed In Force Repealed Effete Repealed 119 123 125 127 129 OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 603 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 of the City of Toronto for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and thirteen, relat- ing to Public Markets By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures for seventeen thou- sand three hundred and fifty do! lars, to redeem Debentures falling due in one thousand eight hun- dred and sixty-three, for which no sinking fund has been pro- vided By-law to provide for the appoint- ment and payment of Assessors for the current year By-law to provide for the Measure ment and Sale of Cordwood By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and sixty-nine, re- lative to Pounds By-law to repeal By-law number three hundred and twelve, relat- ing to Cab Stands, and to provide for the location of Cab Stands hereafter By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and sixty nine, re- lating to Pounds By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Bond Street > By-law to provide for and fix the Salaries of Corporation Officers for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three By-law to authorize the issue of Debentures for seventeen thou- sand dollars, to liquidate certain liabilities By-law to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes for 'the year one thousand eight hun dred and sixty-three ... By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and eighty-four, relative to Pobnds 19th 23rd Jan., Feb., 1863 1863 How RlPOBTEO. 23rd Feb., 1863 2nd 23rd Mar., Mar., 1863 1863 Effete Repealed Paoi. 20th AprU, 1863 nth 11th 15ch 29th 23rd 23rd 14th May, May, June, June, July, July, Sept, 1863 1863 1863 1863 1863 1863 1863 Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed /Thli power truuferred to Police Oom- mlraioners by '>81V.o.S0,a.83 Repealed In Force Effete Effete Effete Repealed Not re- print- ed. 004 TABLE OF THE BY-LAWB No. 392 398 394 396 396 397 398 399 400 401 TITLR By-law fur the appointment of City Surveyor By-law to repeal By-law number one hundred and ninety four, passed the twenty-second of November, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, and to make provision for preventing persons from con gregating on and obstructing the Sidewalks By-law to repeal By-law number three hundred and forty-two, and to amend By-law number one hundred and eighty-three, relating to Party Walls , By-law to authorize the issue of De- bentures to the extent of twenty five thousand dollars, for Espla- nade purposes By-law to amend By-laws numbers two hundred and ninety- five and three hundred and foar, relating to Common Sewers By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Returning Officers and the places for holding the Muni cipal Elections for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four By-law to amend By-law number three hundred and eighty-three, relative to the Measurement and Sale of Cordwood. By-law to authorize the issue of De- bentures to the extent of four thousand dollars, to assist in the erection of a Drill Shed By-law to repeal By-laws numbers three hundred and forty-two and three hundred and ninety-four, and to amend By-law number one hundred and eighty-three, relat- ing to Party Wiuls By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Auditors for the Accounts of the City of Toronto for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three Whim Parsid. 28th Sept, 1863 12th Oct, 1863 9th 16th 23rd Nov., 1863 Nov., 1863 Nov-, 1863 How Repohtsd. In Force PAOb 131 Repealed Repealed InForoe Repealed 14th 14th nth Dec., 1863 Dec., 1863 Jan., 1864 llth Jan., 1864 18th Jan., 1864 Effete Repealed In Force Repealed Effete 131 135 OF THK CITY OF TOHONTO. m Paoi. 131 No. 402 403 404 405 131 406 407 408 409 410 136 411 412 TITLE. Whim Pabbid, By- law to provide for the appoint ment and payment of ABsessorB for the year one thouaand eight hundred and sixty-four. There ib no By-law bearing thia number. There is no By-law bearing this number. By-law to provide for the iBBue of Debentures amounting to sixty- three thousand three hundred and eighteen dollars, to redeem De- bentures falling due in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, for which no sinking fund had been provided By-law to provide for and fix the Salaries of Corporation Officers for the current year, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four. By-law to provide against Bull-bait- ing, Dog-fighting, &c By-law to authorise an Assessment for City and School purposes, for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and sixty-four , By-law bo amend By- lawnumber fifty- six, relating to the suppression of Nuisances and for the protec- tion of the Streets and Sidewalks of the City of Toronto. By-law to amend and consolidate By-laws numbered two hundred and fifty-eight, two hundred and seventy-six, and three hundred and forW-«ight, relative to the Board of Health By-law to repeal By-law numbered three hundred and eighty-one, and to provide for the issue of Deben- tures for seventeen thousand three hundred and fifty dollars, to re deem Debentures which have fal len due in one thousand ei^ht hundred and sixty-three, for which DO sinking fund haa been provided. By-law to repeal By-law number three hundred and ninety-one rela- tive to Pounds I 8th Feb., 1864 nth April, 1864 30th 30th May, 1864 May, 1864 22nd July, 1864 5th Sept., 1864 12th Sept., 1864 6th 17th Oct., 1864 Oct., 1864 How KlPOBTCD. Paoc Effete In Force Effete In Force Effete Repealed 137 140 Repealed Effete Repealed 606 TABLE OF THE BY-LAWS Na 413 414 TITLE. 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 Whin Pamid. By-law to provide for the purchase of a site, and the nonstruction of a Western Market in the City of Toronto,. By-law to , ivide for the appoint- ment of Returning Officers and the place for holdine the Munici- pal Elections for the year one thousand sight hundred and sixty' five By-law to provide for the appoint ment of Auditors for the Accounts of the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four By-law to provide for an issue of De- bentures amuuntir)g to twenty-one thousandeiglit hundred and ninety five dollars and forty cents, to re- deem Debentures falling due in one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, for which no sinking fund has been provided By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Assessors for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty five By-law respecting the Public Markets and Weigh-houses By-law to authorize an Assessment for City and School pur[>oses for the vftar one thousand eight, hundred and sixty -five By-law to amend By-laws numbered two hundred and nintty-five and three hundred and innety-six, relative to Sewers By-law to provide for and iix the Salaries of the Corporation Officers for one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five. By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Returning Officers and the places for holding the Municipal Elections for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Auditors of the accounts 7tb Nov., 1864 How RSPORTID. Paoi. Effete 12th Dec, 1864 16th Jan., 1865 13th Feb., 1866 13th 22nd 1 6th 2nd Feb, May, Aug., Oct., 1865 1865 1865 1865 23rd Oct., 1866 nth Dec., 1865 Effete Effete Effete Effete " Repealed Effete Repealed Effete Effete or THE CITY OF TORONTO. 607 No. 424 426 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 TITLE. of the City of Toronto for the year one thoiiHand eight hundred and sixty-five By-law to provide for the ap]K)int ment of AsHeBHors for the City of Toronto for the year one thouaani] eight hundred and sixty-six By-law to provide for the a]>point- ment of a Returning Officer for St. Patrick's Ward for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty- six By-law to amend By-law number four hundred and twenty-four, providin^ for the appoin'/me'.it of Assessors for the City of Toronto for the year one thousfind eight hundred and sixty -six By-lnw to amend By-'.aw number three hundred and s'.xty-eight, re- lative to tho sale or lease of lands known as )\'piks and Gardens By-law to pre vv\e for an issue of De- bentures amounting to forty-four tboiisand seven hundred and twenty three dollars, to redeem Debentures falling due in one thousand eight hundred and sixty six, for which no sinking fund has been provided By-law to provide for and fix the Salaries of the Corporation Officers for one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six and hereafter By-law to authorize the sale of lands within the City of Toronto, upon which Taxes to a greater sum than five dollars have been due and in arrear for five years By-law to repeal By law number four hundred and ten, relative to the Board of Health, and to extend and make further provisioft for the health of the City hereafter. . . By-law to regulate the erection of Coal Oil Refineries and the storage of Petroleum, Rock Oil, Coal Oil, Earth Oil, Water Oil, or any of the products of Petroleum, as well Whim Passid. 18th 29th Jan., 1866 Jan., 1866 29th Jan., 1866 5th 5th Feb., 1866 Feb., 1866 26th 12th Feb., 1866 Mar., 1866 19th Mar., 1866 27th April, 1866 How RlPORTBD. Paoi. EfiTete Effete Effete Effete Repealed In Force Effete In Force Repealed 141 145 608 TABLE OF THE BT-LAWS No. 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 TITLE, Naphtha, Benzole, Benzine, Kero- sene, or any burning fluid by whatever name known, within the City of Toronto By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Yonge Street Lane, between Shuter and Cruik- shank Streets By-law to amend By-law number fifty-six, relating to the suppres- sion of Nuisances ard to repeal By-law number four hundred and nine, for the protection of the Streets and Sidewalks of the City of Toronto.. By-law to authorize an Assessment for Cxty and School purposes for the year one thousand eight hlin- dred and sixty-six By-law tc amend By-law number three hundred and nineteen, and to repeal By-law number three hundred and forty-seven, relative to Chimney Inspectors and their duties . By-law to fix the amount to be allowed in reduction of Taxes on Vacant Tenements By-law to provide for the holding of the Municipal Elections in the City of Toronto for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty- seven By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Auditors of the Accounts of. the City of Toronto for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six By4aw to provide for the appoint- ment of Assessors for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty- seven By-law to amend By-law four hun dred and forty, and to provide for the appointment of an Assessor for St. Gorge's Ward, in the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven ,.. Whin Passid. How Befobted. 27th 9th April, 1866 July, 1866 9th 20th July, 1866 Aug., 1866 24th 26th Sep., 1866 Nov., 1866 10th Dec, 1866 2l8t 4th Jan., 1867 Feb., 1867 Repealed In Force Repealed Effete 26th Feb., 1867 ^pealed Repealed Repealed Effete Effete Effete Page. Not re- print- ed. No. 442 443 444 B; B 445 B 446 447 448 449 460 E 1 451 452 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 509 Page. Not re- print- ed. No. 442 443 444 TITLE. 445 446 447 448 449 460 When Fabbxd. 451 452 ^law to fix the amount to be alloMred in reduction of Taxes on Vacant Tenements, &c By-law to amend By-law number two hundred and eight, so far as relates to the issue of Licenses to Petty Chapmen By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures amounting to sixteen thousand four hundred and thirty dollars, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year one thou- sand eight hundred and sixty- seven, for which no sinking fund has been provided By-law to provide for rewarding those who distinguish themselves at Fires, &c Bylaw to make better provision for regulating the keeping of Dogs By-law to provide for the taking a Special Census of the City of Toronto By-law to provide for and fix the Salaries of the Corporation Offi- cers for one thousand eight huu: dred and sixty-seven and here- after... By-law to authorize an Assessment for Citj- and School purposes for the year one thousand eight hun dred and sixty-seven By-law to amend Bylaw number four hundred and thirty-two, to regulate the erection of Coal Oil Refineries and the storage of Pe- troleum, Rock Oil, Coal Oil, Earth Oil, Water Oil, *c By- law to proviJe for an issue of Debentures to the extent of nine hundred dollars, to assist in con structing a Sewer on Church Street By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Church Street Ist April, 1867 20th May, 1867 How Bbportid. In Force Repealed Faob. 145 20th May, 1867 20th May, 1867 27th May, 1867 3rd June, 1867 4th Sept., 1867 4th Sept., 1867 In Force Repealed In Force Effete Repealed Effete 147 l&O 30th Sept., 1867 28th Oct., 1867 asth Oct., 1867 Repealed Effete In Force Notn* print- ed. 510 TABLE OF THE BY-LAWS No. 453 454 455 456 457 458 469 460 461 TITLE. Kingston By-law to provide for the relief of such of the Citizens of Toronto hs are now or hereafter may become Residents of that part of the City which lies east of the River Don, and south of the Road By-law to repeal By-law number four hundred and thirty-eight, and to provide for the holding of the Municipal Elections in the City of Toronto, for the year one thou sand eight hundred and sixty eight By-law to amend By-law number four hundred and fifty-four, and to prO' vide for the appointment of a Returning OflScer for the first Electoral Division of St. James's Ward, in the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eight hun- dred and sixty-eight By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Auditors of the accounts of the City of Toronto for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Assessors for the City of Toronto for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight By-law to amend By-law number four hundred and forty-three, far as relates to the price to be paid for a License to Petty Chapmen. By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extentof twenty thousand four hundred and ninety- seven dollars and fifty cents, to redeem Debentures falling due in one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight By-law for regulating the Ferry be- tween the City of Toronto and the Island By-law to amend By-law number four hundred and eighteen, respecting the Public Markets and Weigh- When Passed. 18th Nov., 1867 9th Dec., 1867 6th Jan., 1868 20th 3rd 10th Jan., 1868 Feb., 1868 Feb., 1868 18th 27th May, 1868 July, 1868 How Bbpobtbd. Page. No. 462 In Force 152 Effete 463 il 464 Repealed Effete Effete Repealed 465 466 467 In Force In Force 154 157 468 469 470 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 511 462 463 464 468 469 470 465 466 467 houses, and to make further pro- vision respecting the Public Mar kets of the City By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Sherboume Sti-eet, firom a point four hundred and sixteen faet from the south side of Gerrard Street to Queen Street, and to levy a rate to defray the cost thereof By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Church Street, between Wellesley and Charles Streets, and to levy a rate to defray the cost thereof By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on John Street, between King and Queen Streets,* connecting with the Queen Street Hewer, at the point where it dis- charges into the creek between John and Beverley Streets By-law to prevent the Interment of the Dead within the limits of the City of Toronto, except as herein authorized, and to regulate the same where authorized . By-law to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes, for the year one thousand eight hun dred and sixty-eight By-law for the regulation of the Streets, Sidewalks, and Thorough- fares of the City of Toronto, and for the pregei-vation of Order and suppression of Nuisances therein By-law to provide for regu lating the Common Sewers, and an Annual Bental or Sewertige Rate By-law to provide for the ment of property benefited by Local Improvements By-law to regulate Division or Line Fonces in the City of Toronto, and to enforce the Fenoing-in of Vacant Lots 17th Aug., 186» 7th Sept., 1868 13th Sept., 1868 14th Sept., 1868 28th 30th Sept., 18C8 Sept., 1868 26th Oct., lSo8 26th 26th Oct, 1868 Oct., 1868 26th Oct., 1868 How Reported. Paoe. Repealed In Force In-Force Not re- print- ed. Ill Force In Force Effete 160 In Force In Force In Force In Force 162 174 186 188 512 TABLZ OF THE BT-LAWS No. 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 482 483 484 486 TITLE. By-law for regulating the erection of Buildings and the Storage ot Inflammable Substances, and for making other provisions for the prevention of Fiies By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Chimney Inspectors and to define their duties By-law for the organization and Tranagement of the Fire DeparL- :i:.Qt By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Pound-keepers, and to regulate the Pounds in the Oity of Toronto By-law to provide for the Measure- ment and Sale of Cord wood.., By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of an Inspector of Weights and Measures, and to regulate Weights, Measures and Weighing Machines By-law to authorize the appoint- ment of a General Inspector of Licenses, and the issue of Licen- ses in certain cases By-law to restrain and punish Vagrants and other Disorderly Persons By-law to regulate the mode ot measuring Lime in the City of Toronto .. By-law to regulate the conduct ot Cab-drivers, Carters and others, at Steamboat Landings By-law to authorize a Special As- sessment for the purpose of Water- ing the Streets By-law to provide for the proper use and custody of the St. Law- rence and St. Andrew's Halls, By-law to regulate the Public Markets and Weigh-houses... By-law to repeal and amend cer- < t%in By-laws of the City of To- ronto By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Betoming OflBcers, and for the holding of the Municipal Whin Pabsid. 26th 26th 26th 26th 26th How p Bkfobtxd. ■• Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 26th Oct., 1868 26th 26th 26th 26th 26th 26th 26th Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 Oct., 1868 26th Oct., 1868 Bepealed Repealed In Force In Force Repealed Repealed In Force In Force In Force In Force Repealed In Force In Force Repealed 192 196 206 221 223 224 226 229 OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 613 AOB. No. 486 TITLE. 192 196 487 488 206 221 223 224 226 229 489 490 491 492 When Pabbed. Elections in the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine By-law to aid and assist the To- ronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company, by giving two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to the Company by way of Bonus and to issue Debentures therefor, and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the De bentures and interest By-law to aid and assist the To- ronto and Nipissing Railway Com- pany, by giving one hundred and fifty thousand dollars to the Com- pany by way of bonus, and to issue Debentures therefor, and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the De- bentures and interest By-law to amend By-law number four hundred and eighty-five, and to provide for the appointment of a Returning Officer for the second Electoral Division of St, John's Ward, in the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eight Inm- dred and sixty-nine By-law to provide for the con^ struction of the McBeth Pavement on King Street, between Bay Street andYonge Street By-law to provide for the appoint ment of Auditors of the Accounts of the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Assessors for the City of Toronto, for the year one thou sand eight hundred and sixty- nine By-law to amend Bylaw number four hundred and seventy-eight, entitled "A By-law to restrain Vagrants and other disorderly persons" GG 7th Dec, 1868 How Heported. Page. Effete 11th Jan., 1869 nth Jan., 1869 In Force 250 In Force 254 nth Jan., 1869 nth Jan., 1869 18th Jan., 1869 1st Feb., 1869 8th Mar., 1869 Effete In Force Effete Repealed Repealed Not re- print- ed 514 TABLE OF THE BT-LAWS No. 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 TITLE. By-law to provide for an iaaue of Debentures to the extent of twenty-three thousand six hun- dred and eighty seven dollars, to redeem outstanding Debentures falling due in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine ^ By-law to amend By-law number four hundred and forty-eight, passed on the fourth day of Sep- tember, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, respecting the Salaries of Corporation Officers By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Wellington Street, in Saint George's Ward, b» tween Peter Street and Clarence Square, and to levy a rate to de- fray the cost thereof. ... By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Dnmmer Street, between the present ter- mination of the Sewer on that Street, and Caer Howell Street... By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Isabella Street, and to levy a rate to de- fray the cost thereof. By-law to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes for the year one thousand eight hun' dred and sixty-nine By-law to amend By-laws numbers four hundred and eighty-six and four hundred and eighty-seven, of the City of Toronto, so far as re- lates to the times when the inter- est shall be payable on the Deben- tures to be issued to aid and assist " The Toronto, Grey, and Bruce Railway Company," and "The Toronto and Nipissing Bailway Company" By-law to repeal By-law number four hundred and ninety-eight, passed sixth o/ August, one thou- Vfnta PassiD. 3rd May, 1869 3rd May, 1869 5th July, 1869 5th 5th 6th July, July, Aug., 1869 1869 1869 30th Aug., 4869 How Rkfobtxd. Paoi. In Force Repealed In Force In Force In Foroe Repealed In Foroe 257 Not re- print- ed. OF THI CITY OF TORONTO. 515 Paoi. No. 257 Not re- print- ed. 501 502 603 504 505 506 TITLE. 507 508 509 510 511 sand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and to provide /for and authorize an AsBessment for City and School purposes, for the year one thou- sand eight hundred and sixty-nine. By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Sherboume Street, from the termination of the existing Sewer northward to the south side of Carlton Street.. . By-law relative to the • Public Health of the City of Toronto, By-law for regulating the Erection of Buildings, and the storage of inflammable Substances, and for making other provisions for the prevention of Fires By-law to regulate the pi-ooeedings in the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto and the Committees l^ereof. By-law to repeal and amend cer- tain By ^aws of the City of Toronto By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Returning Officers for the holding rathe Municipal Elections in the City of Toronto for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy By-law to provide for the ap pointment of Auditors of the Ac- counts of the City of Toronto, for the year 1869 By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Assessors for the City ot Toronto for the year 1870 ... By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extent of $33,, 600.40 to redeem outstanding De- bentures falling due in the year ofour Lord 1870 By-law to provide for the con struotion of a Sewer on Carlton Street, between Jarvis and Sher- boume Streets By-law to provide for the con- struoiioQ of a Sewer on Qrenville Street Wmur Pabsid. How RiFOBTIDi Piai. SOth Aug., 1869 30th Aug., 1869 26th Nov., 1869 26th Nov., 1869 26th Nov., 1869 26th Nov., 1869 Effete In Force In Force Repealed In Force Repealed NotM- print- •d. 261 281 6th Dec., 1869 17th Jan., 1870 24th Jan., 1870 SOth May, 1870 18th July, 1870 1st Aug., 1870 Effete Effete Effete In Force In Force In Force 323 Notr»- pfffil- 51« TABLE OF THE BY-LAWS Na 512 613 514 515 516 517 TITLE. Whin Pabbid. 518 519 520 By-law to repeal aub-section 4 of section 3 of By-law No. 483, re- specting Markets, and to repeal By-law No. 475, respecting Cord wood By-law to authorize an Assessment for City and School purposes, for the year 1870 By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Main Sewer on Yonge Street, between Maitland and Bloor Streets By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Adelaide Street, between Brock and Brant Streets By-law to aid and assist the " Toronto, Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Railway Company," by giving one hundred thousand dol- lars to the said company by way of bonus, and to issue debentures therefor, and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the debentures and interest By-law to provide for the con struction of a Main Sewer on Pembroke Street and Shuter Street, commencing at Grerrard Street, along Pembroke Street, extending southerly to its inter- section with Shuter Street, pro- duced, easterly, thence along Shuter Street to Jarvis Street By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Returning Officers for the holding of the Municipal Elec- tions in the City of Toronto, for the year 1871 By-law to provide for the ap- pointment of Auditors of the Ac- counts of the City of Toronto, for the year 1870 By-law to amend By-law No. 477 of this Council, respecting the General Inspector of Licenses 15th Aug., 1870 31st Aug., 1870 12th Sep., 187U 12th Sep., 1870 How BlPOBTKI). Repealed Effete In Force In Force Paoi. No 621 Not re- print- ed. 522 523 26th Sep., 1870 17th Oct., 1870 28th Nov., 1870 16th Jan., 1871 In Force 20th Feb., 1871 In Force Effete Effete Repealed 326 Not re- print- ed. 524 525 526 527 528 529 530 531 53S OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 617 AOK. No. 521 ot re- jrint- id. 522 523 326 rot re- print- ed. 524 526 526 527 528 529 530 531 632 TITLE. By-law to provide fcr the issue of $16,003.62 of Debentures to re- deem certain Debentures falling due in the year of our Lord 1871, for which no sinking fund has been provided By-law to raise, by way of loan, the sum of one hundred and fifty- nine thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, for the purposes therein mentioned By-law to authorize the opening and extending of South Park Street, from the eastern terminus of the bridge crossing the Don to a point of junction with the Kingston Road By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of a Public Officer, to be called " The City Commissioner." By-law to provide for and fix the Salaries of the Officers of the Cor- poration, for the year 1871 By-law to authorize an Assess ment for City and School purposes for the year 1871 ... By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on West Nelson Street, in St. Andrew's Ward By-law to provide for the laying of a Wooden Block Paved Car riage Road on King Street, be- tween Bay Street and Simcoe Street. Bylaw to provide for the issue of Debentures to the extent of $62,500 for school building pur- poses By-law to amend No. 483 so far aa the weighing and sale of Hay and Straw is concerned By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on J ohn St., between King and Queen Sts. By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Gloucester St, between Tonge and Church Streets. Whin Pabsid. 3rd April, 1871 19th June, 1871 July, 1871 3rd July, 1871 7th 7th 11th July, 1871 Aug., 1871 28th Aug., 1871 nth Sept., 1871 26th 25th 23rd Sept., 1871 Sept, 1871 Got, 1871 23rd Oct, 1871 How Rkpobtbd. In Force In Force In Force In Force Repealed Effete In Force In Force In Force Repealed In Force In Force Paoi. 329 332 335 336 Notra- print- ed. I 342 Motn- prlnt- •d. m TABLE OF THE BY-LAWS No. 533 634 636 636 637 538 539 540 TITLE. Whw Piano. 641 642 543 644 Oct., 1871 N«T., 1871 Nov., 1871 Not., 1871 Nov., 1871 27th Nov., 1871 4th Deo., 1871 How RlPOBTID. Paoi. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the extent of $79, 800 for the general purposes of the City. 23rd By-law to provide for the oon> Btruction of a Sewer on Breadal bane St., between Yonge and St. Vincent Streets 6th By-law to provide for the con- Btruction of a Sewer on Charles Si, between Yonge and Church Streets 6th By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on North Pembroke St., between Carleton Street and Wellesley Crescent.. . . 13th By-law to amend By-law No. 604 so far as the same relates to the OfBcers of the Corporation 20th ByOaw to provide for the ap- pointment of Returning Officers, for the holding of the Municipal Elections in the City of Toronto, for the year 1872 By-law to amend By-law No. 638, so far as the same relates to St. George's Ward, and the holding of the Municipal Elecl'.on therein for the year 1872 By-law to amend By-law No. 638, providing for the appointment of Returning Officers, for the hold ing of the Municipal Elections in the City of Toronto, for the year 1872 26th Dec, 1871 By-Law to provide for the appoint- ment of Auditors of the Accounts of the City of Toronto for the year 1871 16th Jan., 1872 By-Law to re-appoint a Committee of the Council, to be called the Board of Health, and to amend cer- tain By-Laws relating to the same. 5th Feb., 1872 By-Law to amend By-Law No. 638, respecting the appointment of Re- turning Officers for the year 1872. 27th May, 1872 By-Law to authorize the construction of Water Works for the City of Toronto 6th June, 1872 In Force In Force In Force In Force Repealed Effete Effete 345 Notra- print- ad. Effete Effete Repealed Effete Tn Force No, 545 546 647 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 55e 55( 55' 348 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 519 AOI. No. 345 fotrs- irint- 545 546 647 548 549 550 551 552 563 564 666 556 567 TITLE. Whin Pabsid. By-Law to provide for the constnic- tion of a Sewer ou Magill Street. . . By-Law to provide for the construe tionof a Sewer on Maitland Street, between Yonge Street and Church Street.. By-Law to provide for Sewer on Ann Street, between Church Street and the house occupied by Mr. Thos. Bonner By-Law for the temporary relief of John Bisset Smith, in connection with By-Law No. 603 By-Law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Beverley Street By-Law for the construction of Sewer ou Caer Howell Street .. By-Law to provide for the laying of a Wooden Block Paved Carriage Road on King Street, between Yonge Street and East side of East Market Street By-Law to provide for the appoint- ment of two Auditors of the Ac- counts of the Corporation of the City of Toronto for the year 1872 By-Law to authorize a special As- sessment for the purpose of Water- ing Yonge Street, between King and Queen Streets By-Law to authorize a special As- sessment for the purpose of Water- ing Yonge Street, between Queen and Crookshank Streets By-Law to authorize a special As- sessment for the purpose of Water- ing Yonge Street, between Crook- shank and Hayter Streets By-Law to authorize a special As- sessment for the purpose of Water- ing King Street, between York andSimcoe Streets. By-law to authorise a Special As- sessment for the purpose of Water- ing King Street, between Qeorge and Caroline Streets. 6th 6th 6th 1 7th 24th 24th 24th 2nd 15th 15th 16th 16th 16th June, 1872 June, 1872 June, 1872 June, 1872 June, 1872 June, 1872 June, 1872 July, 1872 July, 1872 July, 1872 July, 1872 July, 1872 July, 1872 How Rbpobtid. In Force In Force In Force Effete In Force In Force In Force Effete Effete Effete Effete Effete Effete Paoi. Not re- print- ml. Not re- print- ed. 348 520 TABLE OF THE BT-LAWB No. 558 669 660 661 662 663 664 566 666 TITLE. 667 668 When Pabhiu. By-law to autlioriz*^' a Special As- BOHsment fur the i)urpo8e of Water- ing Wellinj^ton Street, between York and Simcoe Streets By-law to authorise the widening of Esther Street, from Charles to Queen Street By-law to divide the several Wards of the City of Toronto into Poll- ing sub-divisions for Election Pur- poses , By-law to authorizu a Special As- sessment for the purpose of Water- ing Jarvis Street, between Shuter and Crookshank Streets By-law to provide for the conHtiuc- tion of a Sewer on Bleecker Street, between Carlton Street and Wel- lesley Street By-law to authorise an Assessment for City and School Purposes for the year 1872... By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Isabella Street, between John Smith's property on the said Street and the Sewer on Yonge Street By law to provide for the issue of Debentures for thirteen thousand six hundred and seventy dollars, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year of our Lord 1872. By-law to provide for the issue of Debentures to the extent of $9,550, to assist in constructing Sewers on Pembroke and Shuter Streets, Breadalbane Street, Bev- erley Street, and Caer Howell Street By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Beaton Street, between Queen and Oerrard Streets By-law to amend By-la iir No. 467, so far as the same relates to the depositing of Wood and Coal upon the Streets 16th July, 1872 29th July, 1872 29th July, 1872 1 2th Aug., 1872 12th Aug., 1872 9th Sep., 1872 9th Sep., 1«72 23rd Sep., 1872 How RiPOBTED. Paoi 349 23rd Sep., 1672 23rd Sep., 1872 4th Nov., 1872 Effete In Force Repealed Effete In Force Effete In Force In Force 350 Not re- print- ed. In Force In Force Repealed 353 Not re- print- ed. OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 621 No. 509 570 571 572 TITLE. 573 574 575 676 577 578 679 680 581 Whim Pabhid. By-law tn provide for the issue of Water W orks Debentures By-law to provide for the appoint ment of Returning Officers, and the places for the nolding of the Municipal Elections in the City of Toronto, for the year one thousand eiglit hundred and seventy-three, By-law to amend By-law No. 570, respecting the appointment of He turning Officers for the year 1873 By-law to aid and assist the Credit Valley Railway Company by giv- ing one hundred thousand dollars to the Company by way of Bonus, and to issue Debentures therefor, and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the Debentures and interest By-law to amend By-law No. 446, so as to facilitate the collection of the Tax upon Dogs, thereby imposed By-law to appoint an Assessment Commissioner for the City of Toronto By-law respecting compensation to the owners of Sheep destroyed by Dogs By-law to amend By-law No. 503, relative to the erection of Build- ings within certain limits of the City of Toronto By-law to authorize the levying of a Special Rate for Watering certain Streets during the ensuing season By-law to amend By-law No. 573, relative to the collection of the Tax on Dogs .. By-law to amend By-law No. 524, respecting the appointment of a Public Officer, to be called the " City Commissioner " By-law to amend By-law No. 604, regulating the proceedings of Coun oil and the Committees thereof.., By-law to amend By-law No. 478, relating to Vagrants and other Disorderly Persons 18th Nov., If 72 25th 16th How RlPOBTID. In Force Paoi. 366 Nov., 187J Dec, 1872 Effete Effete 30th 3rd 7th 2l8t 28th 6th 6tb 26th 26th 26th Dec, 1872 Mar., 1873 April, 1873 April, 1373 April, 1873 May, 1873 May, 1873 May, 1873 May, 1873 May. 1873 In Force Repealed In Force Repealed Repealed Effete Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed 369 363 622 TABLE OF THE BT-LAWS No. 582 683 584 586 686 687 688 689 690 591 692 TITLE. issua (v? By-law to amend Bv-law No. 467, with respect to the Removal of Snow, Ice, and Dirt By-law to limit the application of By-law No. 576 in certain cas' s By-law to provide for an issue of Debentures to the extent of ten thousand one hundred and forty dollars, to redeem Debentures falling due in the year of our Lord 1873 By-law to provide for the Debentures to the extent of $4,352, to assist in constructing a Sewer on Seaton Street, between Queen and Gerrard Streets By-law to amend By-law No. 483, in reference to the location of the Cattlfi Market By-law to amend By-law No. 446, with regard to the muzzling of Dogs, and to provide for the de- struction of Dogs running at large contrary to the By-law By-law to regulate the conveyance of goods, wares and merchandize on the Streets of the City of Toronto, and the width of the Tires and Wheels of Vehicles used for the conveyance of articles of burden, goods, wares, or mer- chandize By-law to provide for the payment of Municipal Taxes into the Office of the City Treasurer By-law to provide for the constmo- tion of a Sewer on Jarvis Street,be- tween Carleton and Bloor Streets, in St. James' and St. David's Wards By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Wellington Place, between Brock and Port- land Streets, in St. George's Ward, By-law to provide for the oonstruo- tion of a Sewer on Alexander Street, between Yonge and Church Streets, in St. James' Ward Wnnr Passid. 26th 9th May, June, 1873 1873 16th June, 1873 16th 7th June, July, 1873 1873 7th July, 1873 4tk 5th 19th 19th Aug., Aug., Aug., Aug., 1873 1873 1873 1873 19th Aug., 187.^ How BiPOBTID. Paoi. Repealed Effete In Force In Force Repealed Repealed 364 367 In Force In Force In Force In Force In Force 370 372 Not re- print- ed. No. 693 594 595 696 597 598 599 600 601 m 60: OF THE CITY OP TOBOMTO. 023 i'AOI. 364 367 370 372 !Tot re- print- ed. No. 693 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 TITLE. By-law to provide for the oonitruo- tion of a Sewer on Wood Street, between Tonge and Church Streets, in St. James' Ward By-law to provide for the construe tion of a Sewer on William Henry Street, between College and Caer Howell Streets, in Qt. Patrick's Ward By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on George Street, between Queen andShuter Streets, in St. David's Ward By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Vanauley Street, between Queen Street and the Jog on Vanauley Street, in St. Patrick's Ward By-law to provide for the construe tion of a Sewer on St. George's Street, between College and Bloor Streets, in St. Patrick's Ward By-law to provide for the construe tion of a Sewer on Montague Place, on the West side of North Pembroke Street, in St. David's Ward By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Murray Street, from Caer Howell Street to itf northern termination, in St, Patrick's Ward , By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Alice Street, between Yonge and Terauley Streets, in St John's Ward By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Berkeley Street, between Beech and Sydenham Streets, in St David's Ward By-law to provide for the construe tion of a Sewer on Isabella Street, between Janris and Church Streets, in St James' Ward.. . By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer on Adelaide Street, between Brook and Peter Streets, in St Andrew's Ward Whim Passed. 19th Aug., 1873 19th 19th 19th 19th Aug., 1873 Aug., 1873 Aug., 1873 Aug., 1873 19th Aug., 1873 19th 19th 19th 22nd 22nd Aug., 1873 Aug., 1873 Aug., 1873 Sept, 1873 Sept, 1873 How RXPOBTKD. Paoi. In Force In Force In Force In Force la Force In Force In Force In Force In Force In Force In Force Not re- print- ad. 6U TABLE OF THE BY-LAWS No. 604 605 606 607 608 609 610 611 612 613 614 615 616 TITLE. By-law to , ->'.ide for the construc- tion of a iSewer on Baldwin Street, in St. Patrick's Ward By-law to amend By-law 589 re- lative to the Collection of Muni- cipal Taxes By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of the Collectors for the year 1873 .. By-law to provide for and fix the Salaries of the Corporation Offi- cers for 1873 By-law to authorize an Assessment for City and School Purposes for the year 1873 By-law to regulate and define the duties of the City Solicitor or Solicitors of the City of Toronto.. By-law to provide for the construe tion of a Sewer on St. Alban Street, between the Queen's Park and Yonge Street By-law to amend By-law No. 683, in reference to Butchers' Licenses By-law to divide the several Wards of thg City of Toronto, into poll- ing sub-divisions for election pur poses By-law to prevent Trespasses upon Public Lauds in the City of Toronto, and to provide for the Removal of Buildings or o^er obstructions erected or placed thereupon By-law to amend By-law 502 relative to the construction of Privies and Privy Vaults. By-law to provide for the Issue of Debentures to the extent of $37,000 for the purchase of new School Sites and the erection of new School Buildings By-law to amend ByJaw No. 688, relative to the registration of Vehicles and the width of the Tires and Wheels of Vehicles used for the oonveycMice of Articles of Burden, Gk)ods, Wares and Mer- chandize. Wbem Passed. 22nd 29th 29th 29th 13th 13th 27th 27tb Sept., 1873 Sept., 1873 Sept., 1873 Sept, 1873 Oct., 1873 Oct., 1873 Oct., 1873 Oct., 1873 How BXFOBTED. In Force Repealed Effete PAaE. Not re- print- ed. 27th Oct., 1873 10th 12th Nov., 1873 Nov., 1873 12th Nov., 1873 17th Nov., 1873 Effete In Force In Force Repealed Repealed In Force Repealed In Force 374 Not re- print- ed. 378 Repealed 381 OF THE Crnr OF TORONTO. 525 No. 617 618 619 620 621 622 623 624 TITLE. 625 626 627 By law to amend By-law No. 470, relative to Division or Line Fences in the City of Toronto, By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of Returning Officers and to fix the places for holding the Municipc^ Elections in the City of Toronto for the year 1874 . By-law to provide for the Issue of Debentures to the amount of $19,000 to assist in the construc- tion of Sewers on Jarvis Street, George Street, Vanauley Street, St. George Street, Adelaide Street, Berkeley Street, and Wellington Place By-law to amend By-law No. 618, respecting the appointment of Re- turning Officers and fixing the places for holding the Municipal Elections for the year 1874 By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of two Auditors of the Ac- counts of the Corporation of the City of Toronto for the year 1874 By-law to provide for the appoint-j ment of Arbitrators in cases aris- ing under the Municipal Act , By-law to amend By-law No. 482, providing for the proper uae and custody of St. Lawrence Hall By-law to amend By-law No. 618, relative to the appointment of Returning Officers and the fixing of Polling Places for Munici- pal Elections during the year 1874 By-law to authorize the levy of a Special Rate for Watering certain Streets during the summer of 1874 By-law to provide for a farther issue of Water Works Debentures By-law for regulating the erection of Buildings and the Storage of Inflammable Material When Passed. 17th Nov., 1873 18th Dec., 1873 18th Dec., 1873 Slst Dec., 1873 How Via. Refobted. ^*'*"* Repealed Effete 3l8t 9th Dec., 1873 Mar., 1874 9th Mar., 1874 30th Mar., 1874 30th int- ment of Auditors for the vear 1876 .'... By-law to amend By-law No, 472, relative to Chimney Inspectors. . . By-law to amend By-law No. 674, relative to the appointment of an Assessment Commissioner for the City of Toronto By-law to amend By-law No. 467, relative to the Regulation of the Streets and Sidewalks, and Tho- roughfares of the City of Toronto, and for the preservation of order and suppression of Nuisances therein By-law to amend By-law No. 483, to regulate the Public Markets and Weigh Houses Bylaw to provide for a further Issue of Water Works Debentures to the amount of $900,000 By-law in relation to the Issue of Tavern and Shop Licenses, for the year ending 30th April, 1877 By-law respecting connections with the Main Sewer on Yonge Sti-eet, previous to the putting down of Permanent Roadway.. By-law to amend By-law No. 504, so far as the same relates to the City Engineer and Staff. By-law to amend By-law No. 627, relative to the Fire Limits of the City of Toronto By law to provide for an Issue of Debentures to the extent of $637,- 217.76 to redeem certain Deben- tures falling due in the year 1876 By-law to amend By-law No. 710, entitled, ' \ By-law to proyide| for an Issue of Debentures to thel 27ti Dec., 1876 27th Dec., 1876 26th Jan., 1876 31st Jan.. 1876 Whbn PAHsao. Slst Jan., 1876 14th Feb., 1876 2l8t Feb., 1876 28th Feb.. 1876 6th Mar., 1876 16th Mar., 1876 16th Mar., 1876 27th Mar., 1876 How Rbportid. Paoi. In Force In Force Repealed Repealed Notre- prlnt- «d. Repealed Repealed In Force In Force In Force Repealed Repealed In Force 465 44C 462 453 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. Stft No. 712 713 7U 716 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 TITLE. extent of $537,217.76, to redeem certain Debentures falling due in the year 1876." By-law to provide that the Side Line or Western Limit of the City of Toronto be named Du£ferin Street , By-law .0 amend By-law No. 277, to provide for the manage- ment and maintenance of an Ex hibition Park By-law to provide for the appoint- ment of an Engineer for the City Gaol By-law to repeal By-law No, 476, respecting the appointment and Duties of an Inspector of Weights and Measures By-law to amend By-law No. 467, relative to Driving on the Public Streets By-law to provide for the con struction of a Sewer on Parliament Street, between Queen and Win- chester Streets, in St. David's Ward By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Muter Street, between Queen and Arthur Streets, in St. Stephen's Ward By-law" to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Lumley Street, between Queen and Arthur Streets, in St. Stephen's Ward. . . By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Lumley Street, between the south side of Arthur Street and a point distant about 336 feet north of the north side of Arthur Street, in St, Stephen's Ward. By-law to amend By-law No. 609 as far as relates to the appoint- ment of one of the City Solicitors, By-law to amend By-law No. 472, providing for the appointment of ChimneT Inspectors, and to de fine their duties Wbkn Pahhed. 8th April, 1876 18th AprU, 1876 18th April, 1876 24th April, 1876 24th Apri', 1876 24th April, 1876 Ist May, 1876 Ist May, 1876 1st May, 1876 1st May, 1876 15th Majr, 1876 22nd May, 1876 How Refokted. B«i)ealed In Force Repealed In Force Repealed Repealed In Force In Force In Force Pivai. 468 458 Not Im- print- ed. In Force Repealed In Force 469 684 TABLE OF THE BY-LAWS No. 723 TITLE. 784 725 726 727 728 729 730 731 732 733 Whin Pabsid. By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on East Wood Street, between Church Street and a lane, distant 336A feet from the east side of Churcn Street, in St. James'Ward By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Nelson Street, between John and Duncan Streets, in St. Andrew's Ward... By-law to amend By-law No. 483, intituled " A By-law to reinilate the Public Markets and Weigh Houses" By-law to provide for the con struction of a Sewer on Isabella Street, between Jarvis and Sher- boume Streets, in St. Thomas' Ward By-law to provide for the coa struction of a Sewer on Robinson Street, between Bathurst and Muter Streets, in St. Stephen's Ward By-law in relation to the time for taking the Assessment for 1877, and subsequent years By-law to amend By-law No. 504, intituled " A By-law to regulate the proceedings in the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, and the Com mittees thereof." By-law to regulate the office of City Treasurer By-law to provide for the con struction of a Sewer on Bathurst Street, between Queen and Col- lege Streets, in St. Patrick's and St. Stephen's Words By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Bobinson Street, between Lumleyand Muter Streets, in St. Stephen's Ward, By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on D'Arcy Street, between Beverley Street and Spadina Avenue, in St. Pat- rick's (Ward 6th June, 1876 5th June, 1876 6th June, 1876 12th June, 1876 12th June, 1876 19th June, 1876 How RiPORTCD. Paoi. 19th June, 1876 19th June, 1876 17th July, 1876 17th July, 1876 17th July, 1876 In Force In Force Repealed In Force In Force In Force Notrt- prlnt- Repealed In Force In Force In Force In Force 461 463 KotN- prlDi- or THE CITY or TORONTO. ft85 No. 734 738 736 737 738 789 740 TITLE. 741 742 743 By-law to provide for the con- Btruotion of a Sewer on Baldwin Street, between Beverley Street and Spadina Avenue, in St Pat- rick's Ward By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on George Street, between Front and Espla- nade Streets, in St. Lawrence Ward By-law to provide for the con struction of a Sewer on Upper John Street, between Baldwin and Cecil Streets, in St. Patrick's Ward By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Esther Street,, between Queen and St Patrick Streets, in St. Patrick's Ward By-law to provide for the con struction of a Sewer on Huntley Street, between Bloor and Isa- bella Streets, in St. Thomas' Ward By-law to provide for the con struction of a Sewer on Parlia- ment Street, between Winchester and Wellesley Streets, in St, David's Ward By-law to provide for the coa struction of a Sewer on Strachan Avenue, between Queen and King Streets, in St. Andrew's Ward ; and thence along King Street, easterly, to the Garrison Greek, in St Andrew's and St George's Wards By-law to divide the several Wards of the City of Toronto into Polling Sub-divisions for Par- liamentary Electio'n purposes By-law to authorize an Assess- ment for Oity and School pur- poses for the year 1876 By-law to authorize the Registra- tion, under the Statute, of De- bentures issued under By-law No. 705, and to appoint Messrs, Whbn Pashio. 17th July, 1876 18th Aug., 1876 18th Aug., 1876 18th Aug., 1876 18th Aug., 1876 18th Aug., 1876 How RiPORTBU. FAoa In Force In Force In Force In Force In Force In Force NotM- prtnt- 18th Aug., 1876 2l8t 11th Aug., Sept., 1876 1876 In Force In Force In Force 586 TABLE OF THE BY-LAWS OP THE CITT OF TORONTO. No. 744 745 746 747 748 TITLE. 749 750 751 752 Whin Pabbkd. Bosanquet, Salt, and Co., the Deputies of the Treasurer of the City of Toronto, to effect the same By-law to provide for the ap- pointment of Collectors of Taxes for the year 1876 By-law to provide for the ap- pointment of Returning Officers, and to fix the places for holding the Municipal Elections in thr City of Toronto, for the year 1877 By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on St. Patrick Street, between Denison Avenue and its present western termination, in St Patrick's Ward By-law to provide for the con. struction of a sewer on Adelaide Street, between Tccumseth and Niagara Streets, in St. Andrew's Ward By-law to provide for the con struction of a Sewer on Hayter Street, b<^tween Yonge Street and the eastern boundary of Joseph W. Phillips' property, extended across the street, in St. John's Ward.... By-law to provide for the con- struction of a Sewer on Elm Street, between Yonge and Te- rauley Streets, in St. John's Ward By-law to provide for the con struction of a Sewer on Russell Street, between Huron and St. George Street, in St. Patrick's Ward By-law to provide for the construc- tion of a Sewer or St. Joseph Street, between Yonge Screet und the Queen's Park, in St. John's WarJ By-lav.' to Repeal and Amend certain By-laws of the City of Toronto .., How Refobtkd. Paoi. 18th 18th Sept., 1876 Svpt., 1876 25th Sept., 1876 26th Sept., 1876 25th Sept., 1876 25th 26th Sep., 1876 Sep., 1876 2&th Sep, 1876 25th 26tb Sep., 1876 Sep., 1876 Id Force In Force In Force In Force In Force 466 469 Notre- prlnW ed. In Force In Force In Forje In ''''orce In Force INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. NoTS. -" E." before the niunber of the page denotes that the By-law is Effete : " P. C." that the subject matter of the By-law is under the supervision of the Board of Commia- aioners of Police for the City of Toronto, and " R." that the By-law is repealed. r aK. ACCOUNTS, CertitioateB of Treasurer to accounts due by the City to be withheld, if a member of the (Vunoil is interested therein 320 Furnished the Cit\ to be accompanied with a declaration that no member of the Conricil is interested therein 318 How to be certified 319 Not to be paid until certain certificates are furnished 320 To be audited monthly 465 See AUDIT0H8 — Council, PRocKEDiNoa in— City Treasurer. ACTORS, Fee for licenses to 211 See Exhibitions — Licenses. ADELAIDE STREET, Issue of £1000 Corporation notes for constructing sewer on R. 478 " £200 debentures for sewer on E. 484 ' ' debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on 384, 423 " |4, 180 debentures for the re-oonstruction of a sewer on 442 " |1,750 for construction of a sewer on (Brock to Brant) 616 " 12,095 " " (Peter to Brock) 623 " $1,429 " " (Brant t<> Portland) 526 " $1,666 " " (Tecumseth to Niagara) 536 ADMINISTRATION OF CORPORATION AFFAIRS, By-law to provide for R- 493 " to amend the By-law tcprovido for R. 496 See CouNcii., Prookbdingb in. ADULTERATED BREAD. /Se« Bread. AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, Exhibitions or shows not to be licensed on or about the grounds of 213 Issue of $20,000 debentures for buildings 61 ALDERMEN, See CoMM nTKis of thk Coitnoil — Council, Proceedings ni. ALEXANDER STREET, Issue of $4)048 for sewer on (Yonge to Church) 522 By-law to amend By-law No, 592 628 By-law to repeal By-law No. 656 > 62ft 538 INDEX TO THE BT-LAWS _ PAOI. ALICE STREET, Issue of 12,278 for s«wer on 523 ALLOWANCE FOR ROAD, Between Parliament and Mill Streets, and South ot Front Street, to be closed up 79 AMENDMENT OF BY-LAWS. By-law to repeal and amend certain By-laws R. 499 " " " R. 612 " •• " R. 616 " " *' 636 AMUSEMENTS, Fees for licensing places of 211 See Exhibitions — Lioinsks— Shows— Thbatrks. ANIMALS, Baiting 140 Dead animals not to be thrown into the Bay or on the Streets 277 Exhibition of, license for 211 Fees to weigh-master for weighing 246 Regulations regarding, at market 236 " " at cattle market 249 See Bull Baiting — Cattlx Markbt— Frkk Markkt— MiNAaKRiKS— PoaNDs— Public Hbalth — Pubuo Mabkbts. ANN STREET, Issue of 1(1,659 for sewer on 619 APPRENTICES, By-law respecting the apprenticeship of minors R. 482 " to amend the By-law respecting the apprentioeship of minors R. 484 Intoxicating drinks not to be given to 221 ARBITRATION AND ARBITRATORS, By-law to provide for the appointment of 387 Mayor may appoint, on behalf of Corporation 387 See Buildings— Fencbs—Fbncb Vikwebs — Stbbxt Railways. ARCADE. See St. Lawrenob Market. ARCHERY, Bows and arrows not to be used in the public parks 96 " " " orstreeta 173 ARMS. See Fire Arms. ART, WORKS OF, Fees for licenses to exhibit 211 See Exhibitions— Licenses. ASHES. See Buildings — Public Heai/fh — Strbkts. ASSESSMENT, By-law to authorise the levying and collecting of, for City and School pur- ^ ioses for 1842.. R. 477 " «< " 1843 .R. 478 «« «« " 1844.. R. 480 •• •• " 1846.. R. 481 •• " ♦• 1846.. R. 482 " " «• 1847. ..R. 483 " " •• 1848. .R. 484 <« •< « 1849... R. 484 «« " " 1860...R. 486 " » «« 1851... a. 487 " • « .. 1862. .R. 488 «• «• " 1868...R. 489 •• " «• 1864... R. 490 •• •« •• 1866..R. 491 " " " 1866...R. 492 " " *• 1867. R. 492 •< <• <• 1868 ..R. 494 «« «« •• 1869. R. 496 « " •• 1860...R. 498 »• " » 1861...E. 600 OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 539 PAOI. «f ASSESSMENT— Con 488 Issue of debentures to defray the cost of opening R. c* 490 .E. 491 " assist in the construction of a sewer on 384,446 92,781 for sewer on (Beech to Sydenham) 623 " $804 for sewer on (King to Duke) 63* BETTING. See Gambling— Gambling Housks. BEVERLEY STREET, Issue of $3,667.33 debentures to assist in the oonBtmotiou of a sewer on 77 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 641 PAGE. BEVERLEY-STREET— Con<»nMed, Issue of debentures to assist in oonstruotion of sewer on 353 16,938 " " " 619 BILLIARD TABLES, Gambling not to be alio vved in houses where kept 218 Hours for closing 218 Improper characters not to be allowed to frequent places where kept 218 Licensesfor 216 " " when forfeited 218 " to be posted up in the premises licensed 218 " petition for 216 " transferof 217 Premises to be inspected before license granted 207 " " four times a year 208 Security to be given by keepers of 217 See Licenses. BILLS. See Council, Proceeoinos in. BILLS PAYABLE. See Cokporation Notes. BITCHES. See Doos. BLEECKER STREET, Issue of ^2,235 for sewer on (Carleton to We lesley) 520 BLOOR STREET, Issue of $1,400 debentures for award for concession line 61 " debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on 446 $3,101 " " '• 531 BOARD OF HEALTH, By-law to establish R. 471 " to amend By-law No. 8, establishing a Board of Health R. 483 " to liquidate debt due by R. 485 " to confer on the Committee of the Ccr'poration, called the Board of HeiJth, the powers conferred on the Corporation by 12 Vic. cap. 81, sec. 137 R. 490 " to amend and consolidate the laws relating to R. 491 " " " R. 493 R. 494 •• " By-law No. 258, relating to R. 500 " " and consolidate certain by-iaws relative to , R. 505 " to repeal By-law No. 410, and to make further provision for the nealth of the city R. 607 " toamend By-law No. 602 R. 518 " " " " respecting privies and privy vaults.... R. 524 «« " " " R. 526 " '* " " respecting grass and weeds R. 530 See Board op Works — City Commissioner — Public Health. BOARD OF WORKS, Dutiesof 298 Covenant to, by persons willing to pay sewerage rate without using the sewers 186 May drain premises of those who omit to drain into the common sewers 179 " grant licenses to construct private drains 176 " " " sewere 176 To control City Engineer and staff 299 To give effect ti orders of Council regarding works under Committees 299 To meet once a week 293 To report on all permanent improvements to be carried out during the en- suing year 299 " on streets and sewers 299 ' ■ regulations for drains, fences and private buildings 299 To receive a covenant from persons willing to pay sewerage rate without using the common sewer 179 Su Committees or the Counoil— Public Hbai/tb. BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS, Dntieij of, during bpidemios 269 642 INDEX TO THE BY-LAW8 BOATS. Fees to be paid for bringing liajr or straw to the City to be sold ont of 242 iS^ Fkrrt Boats— Stkamboats. BODY SNATCHING. See Borial Grodndb m BOILERS AND OVENS. See Buildings. BOND STREET, Issue of £10 debentures for tumpildng E. 484 " 93,000 for sewer on 603 BONUS, To Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway 252, 419 To Toronto and Nipissing Railway 266 To Toronto, Simooe and Muitl'oka Junction Railway 326 To Credit VaUey RailWity 389 BOOKS, Sale of indecent books prohibited 222 BOSANQUET, SALT & (50., By-law to appoint as Deputies of the Treasurer for the Registration of Deben- tures 466 BOWLING ALLEYS, By-law to license and regulate R. 487 " to regulate 216 Gambling not to be allowed in 218 Hours for closing 218 Improper characters not to be allowed to frequent places where kept 218 Licenses for 216 " when forfeited 219 " to be posted up in 217 '' petition for 217 " transfer of 217 Premises to be inspected before license granted 207 ' " four times a-year 208 Security to be given by keepers of 217 See Licenses. BOWS AND ARROWS, Not to be used in the public parks, &c 95 " " " or streets 173 BREAD, By-law to authorize and regulate the assize and price of R. 471 " to make provision for the weight and sale of R. 487 " to provide for the weight and sale of 129 Adulterated, punishment for keeping 270 Certain persons may enter shops and inspect and weigh 129 Of light weight to be seized and forfeited for the use of the poor 129 Penalty for keeping light bread 130 Proviso as to sale of biscuits, buns, ftc 129 Vendors to keep scales and weigh bread when required 130 BREADALBANE STREET, Issue of debentures for sewer on 353 " $1,482 " 618 BREASTSUMMERS. See Buildings. BRICK BUILDINGS, _. By-law to make provision for the erection of B.''488 See BuiLDiNQS. BRIDGES, By-law providing for erection of a bridge to the Island R. 472 SSee PuBLio Markets. CARDS, Prohibited in the public parks, &o 96 See Gamblino. CARETAKER OF ST. LAWRENCE AND ST. ANDREW'S HALLS, Fees of 227 To be in attendance on all occasions when the Halls are used 227 To deliver possession to persons having leave to use the Hall 226 To keep the keys 226 To prevent damage being done to the Hall or furniture 228 To receive back possession of the Hall or rooms 226 To report to the Treasurer any damage done 227 See St. Lawrence Hall, and St. Andrew's Hall. CARLETON STREET, By-law to open between Church Street and Parliament Street R. 483 Issue of $2,600 debentures, for sewer on (Jarvis to Sherboume) 615 CAROLINE STREET, By-law for the extension and improvement of R. 479 CARPETS, Not to be shaken or cleaned in the public parks, squares or grounds 96 CARRIAGES, Not to be sold by auction in the streets 170 See Cabs— Vehicles. CARRIERS, By-law to license and regulate the duties and charges of .R. " " " amended R. CARS. See Street Railway. CARTERS, By-law respecting R. : R. On arrival of steamboats or vessek>, not to approach nearer than fifteen feet to the gangways 225 iSee Carts. CARTS, By-law respecting . . ..' R. R. " R. " R. •« P. C. , . . .P.C. By-law respecting, when used for conveyance of goods, wares and merchandize — To be registered annually 370 To have registered number and owner's name thereon 370 Width of tires and wheels of 371 Penalty for infraction of By-law 372 See Cabs— Carters— VEHICLES. 471 473 490 477 487 488 489 497 492 603 370 II 546 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS CATTLE, By-law to reatrain horned rattle from runiling at large R, 475 " '• J» Atm Amount to be paid poundkeeper if Impounded i9g Not to run at large within the city limits IM Penalty if found running at large 20] To be impounded if found at large in public parka, equaree or grounda 95 TreepaaHing on land to be impounded 19g Su Pounds— Pound KiWEBs—PcBLir Health— Public Mabkxtb. CATTLE MARKET, Animals to be arranged as Market Clerk may direct 249 " Expoeed for sale in, to he fastened 249 " Fees for at 240 " Feee to be paid before Hold in the nubile placeii of the City 249 " To be brought to market before sold in the public places of the City 249 " When sold by licensed auctioneer need not oe brought to market 249 TJmiU of 232 Issue of 912,960 for the building of new 432 Issue of 96,8i()0 for the completion of new 442 .See Public Markktb. CEDAR AND GRAVEL ROADS, Issue of debentures for construction of 432 CEMETERY. 8u Bueial Groundh. CENSUS, By-law to provide for the taking of a special R, 609 CENTRAL MARKET, Debentures to purchase a site for erecting R. 487 See Public Mabkstb— St. Lawbbnob Market. CERTIFICATES, For the cutting of ice 318 Of enrolment of member* of Fire Department 19t Of service of 192 To be issued to Butchers 237 See Fire Department. CHAMBERLAIN. See City Treasurer. CHANDLERY, Places for making or running candles, or for melting tallow, not to be eatab- lished without leave of the City Engineer 896 See Buildinob. CHARLES STREET, Issue of debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on 446 Issue of $2,626 40 to assist in the construction of a sewer en (Yonge to Church).. 618 Issue of 12,208 " " (Spadina Avenue to Beverley Street) 639 CHIEF CONSTABLE, May enter gambling houses ._ 124 May enter shops where bread is sold, and weigh the same 129 May arrest persons gambling 124 To give notice of By-law relating to dogs 151 See Corpoeation Offioerb. CHIEF ENGINEER OF FIRE DEPARTMENT, By-law for the appointment of B. 494 Appointment of .^ 194 Notice to be given to, of fires to be made in open q^aces 195 Powers of, at fires 194 Provisions in case of his absence 195 Salary of 194 To have management of fire department, subject to instructions from the Com- mittee on Fire, Water, and Gas 194 See Corporation OFFiOERs- Fire Dxfabtuent. CHIEF OF POLICE. See Chief Constable. CHILDREN, Intoxicating drinks not to be given to 221 See Apprentices. CHIMNEY HEARTHS. Su Bcildinos. CHIMNEY INSPECTORS, By-law respecting B. " R " " R " to provide for the appointment of, and to define their duties R. to amend No. 472 respecting R. 498 600 608 512 459 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 547 CHIMNEY IN8PECT0RS-Can«n««l, '**"* Appointment of 459 Dutieii of .' 400 Liability of Inspector for fires owing to hib negligence 460 Penalty 460 PersonB neglecting to have ohimneyB swept 460 To be under the control of the City Commissioner 460 To examine chimnevs 460 To reiH)rt in case chimneys are not properly swept 460 CHIMNEYS, f y- J f -nw Regulations regarding erection of 308 Sweeping, regulations regarding 460 See BuiLDiNOB— Chihney Inspectors. CHIMNEY STACKS. See Buildinos. CHOLERA. See FuBUO Health. CHURCH STREET, By-law to authoriee the opening of, through lands of the late Alexander Wood, to the northern boundary of the City R. 482 By law to extend to the Concession line R. 490 Issue of 91,120 debentures for opening 61 Issue uf £21 in debentures for tumpiking. . .". E. 484 *' $900 " for sewer on E, 009 $1,800 " " 809 $2,722 " " 611 See Leases. CIRCUS, Fees for licenses for, and for side shows to 211 See Exhibitions— Licenses. CITY BELLMAN, Regulations regarding street cries not to apply to 170 CITY COMMISSIONER, By-law to provide for the appointment of 336 By-law to amend By-law No. 624 respecting R. 621 CitizenH may attend upon Commissioner to prefer complaints 338 City Engineer to furnish lines and levels of streets ana sewers when required 341 Costs incurred in prosecution of offenders to be paid by the City 341 Fees of 190 May enter shops where bread is sold 129 May require coal on its way from seller to buyer to be weighed 243 May settle claims when authorized by the Council 342 To act with arbitrators in disputes regarding fences 189 To be conversant with the By-laws under which he is required to act 339 To be in his ofiBce at stated hours 338 To examine into and report upon all claims for compensation 341 To grant certificates for the cutting and removal of ice 418 To nave the care and supervision of shade trees 440 To have control of Chimney Inspectors . . 460 To have precedence over certain ofiBcials in certain cases 340 To have supervision of Pound-keepers 198, 340 To investigate all complaints made to him 338 To keep copies of authority given for the removal of trees 441 To keep a record of all proceedings in connection with his ofiBce 338 To keep a register of all complaints made to him 338 To make a monthly return of expenses incurred by him .342 To notify parties to have chimneys swept 460 To perform the duties of Inspector of Buildings 340 " " City Inspector 340 " " Health Inspector , 340 " " Inspector of Weights and Measures 340 To prosecute persons for non-removal of snow and ice 167 " infraction of the By-law respecting trespass on City lands 339 " infraction of the By-law respecting the weight and sale of bread 339 " infraction of the By-law respecting streets 339 " " " pounds 339 " " " public health 339 " " " erection of buildings 339 To pull down or remove obstructions on public lands 880 See BoiLDiNos— Chimney Inspectors —Heai/th Inspector— Line Fences ' — Public Markets— Pounds— Snow and Icb— Streets— Trees, &a CITY CLERK. See Clerk of the Council. 548 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS CITY CRIER, ''*°'* By-law to Authoriie the appointment of R, M9 ReguUtiuna regarding itreet oriw not to apply to I70 OITY COUNCIL. Ste Coumoil, Proouuimob im. CITY ENGINEER AND STAFF, By-law for the anpointment of R, 404 By-law to amend By-law No. 004, reipeoting the appointment of R, Ki2 Appointment of 304, 312 Accountant, dntlei of :)08 " to keep Mt of booke ;)08 AaaUtanoe In oflBoe of 30A Certificate! given by, to be in duplicate 312 Dutlee of Engineer 305 Draughtamau, dutlee of 309 Engineer's Clerk, dutlee of 309 General Inipectora of Works, duties of 310 On receipt of petition for local Improvements, to ascertain and determine the property to be )>«netlted 187 Secretary to keep records of Board of Works :)07 " to serve notice of meetings of the Board of Workslo the members thereof .S07 " to conduct the correspondence uf the Board 307 " to keep a Tender Book 308 To be responsible for all wuiks under his supervision u06 To comply with the orders of the Board of Works 306 To deliver materials, when required, to i)ro|)er (Mrsons 318 To determine the assessment to defray the cost of local improvements 187 To examine and certify bills for materials, Ao. .306 To examine sidewalks 306 To furnish City Commlagionor with levels of streets and sewers 341 To examine complaints as to defective paving, &o 306 To have control of assistantd in his office and Corporation contractors .305 To have survey made with a view to a general plan of sewerage 806 To make a statement of sewers constructed eacn year 178 To make a weekly return of workmen employed and materiaU used 306 To report annually 306 " on works or improvements before expenditure therefor is authorized . . " to the Board of Works or other proper Standing Committee when ob- structed in his duties 307 " to the Council upon petitions for local improvements 167 To select and employ all workmen .'306 To sign all jtermits granted by Board of Works 306 To see to the public thoroughfares 306 To superintend works done for the City 306 To superintend excavations made in the streets 170 See ClTT SCRVETOR— COBPOBATION OfFIOIRB. CITY LANDS, By-law to repeal part of Bv-law No. 324, for the sale of R. 498 " to authorize the sale of 97 " for siJe or lease of lamk known as Walks and Gwrdens ilO Application of proceeds of sale of lands on the Garrison Reserve, on Spadlna Aveiiae, received from J. G. Bowes, Esq., and Walks and Garaena property 97 Confirmation of sales and leases entered Into by Committee on Public WaUcH and Gardens 122 Treasurer to open a special account for sales and leases of Walks and Gardens property 123 See PuBuo Lands. OITY SOLICITORS, By-law to define the duties of 374 " amend By-law No. 609 respecting the duties of R. 533 Duties of 376 Office hours 378 To attend the passage of all Acts of Parliament required for the city 376 To attend the prosecution and defence of all writs and actions 376 To attend to writs referred to arbitration 377 To advise with the Court of Revision on matters of assessment 377 To advise the Council, Committees and Corporation officials 377 m J A. .,1 1 J_ll A.! 1-_1.-1* _« ..-L. n i! -ITt 316 To conduct all criminal prosecutions on behalf of the Corporation. To draft and revise all By-laws " " all a(,TeementB, deeds, bonds and contracts, in To draft petitions to Parliament, &c To examine all necessary releases, surrenders, &c 377 376 375 375 376 Cl OF THK CITT OF TORONTO. 549 HlOM, CITY aOLIOITOKS-Oonjfmwrf, To ifive the ummmtv noUoM h; oonneotinn with MtitioM to P«rU*ni«nt . . 37S " foir the protection oi Oorporation right* 376 To inveatigste titleR of laiidR intentleJ to be ao(|uired 376 To reviiie all ailvertiMementit for tendem 375 CITY SURVEYOR, By-Uw for the •ppointment of ISl Dutie* of, in oonneotion with the EapUmMie 131 Schreiber, O. , •ppointment of m 181 See Corporation OrriOBRH— Strut Railway CITY TREASURER, By-law to ret{ulate the otiioe of R 471 468 By-law reai>eot{n|{ payment of taxea into office of 372 Accountft and trauiactionH to he audited monthly 465 DttodH and Reouritie* belonging to the city to be deposited with 466 Hecurity to be e^ven by 463 Not to pay accounts till fumiihed with certain certificates 320 Office houre 4M To net 08 Secretary of the Finance Committee 303 To advifie with the Finance Committee on all monetary matten 468 To adviae with the LicenMe InnMctor on certain matter* 207 To be the head of the Financial Department 468 To be guided In his duties by tlie By-laws of the Corporation 465 To cause the asseaament for draining premises by Board of Works to be in- serted in the collectors' Rolls 179 To conform to directions of Finance Committee 303 To sign cheques 822 To furnish receipts for license fees 207 To generally superintend the business of his department 465 To give special attention to the maintenance of the Sinking Fund 464 To. give notice for time for collection of taxes 373 To give security 468 To have charge of City seal 308 To have control over the officers in his department 3i3 To have notices of each meeting of the Finance Committee served 303 To have the custody of all titles, deeds, leases, bonds, Ac 465 " " bonds given by corporation officials 465 To keep such books of account as may be necessary 4M; " separate aooonnts for moneys received for licenses 220 " " " spent for special purposes 316 " " " for sales or leases of Walks and Oar- dens property 123 " special books and registers for the Debenture debt 464 " a Debenture registry book 468 To moke out separate rolls tor sewerage rate 178 To pay all moneys not required for immediate use into the bank 464 " over twenty dollars by cheque 464 To prepare owinal abstract of civic receipts and expenditure 465 To proceed against defaulters for sewerage rate 179 To provide forms of certificate and declaration for payment of accounts 320 To supply information to the Finance Committee 303 To use all diligence in enforcing the collection of taxes 464 To use his discretion as to what deposit shall be made for the use of the St. Lawrence and St. Andrew's Hsdls 227 To withhold certificates for oooounts when any member of the Council or officer of the Corporation is interested therein 320 See Common Skwbrs— Council, Proomdinos in- Corporation Oppi- OERB— Monet, Expenditure. CLERK OF THE COUNCIL, Duties of 303 To certify and transmit petitions for local improvements to the Board of Works 186 To forward petitions for local improvements to City Engineer 187 To examine, number, and enter petitions for local improvements 186 To notify parties of the assessment and passing of By-laws for local improve- ments 187 To communicate or convey to Committees petitions or documents referred to them by the Council " 304 To furnish certified copies of certain resolutions of the CouncU to the Treasurer and Chairmen of Committees 304 550 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS CLERK OF THE COVNClL-ConHnued, '*'*"' To {lumiBh members with copies of the By-law i-egarding the proceedingii in Council 304 To give notice of Bpecial meetingB of the Council 304 To have control over all oflScers in his office 304 To have final reports of Committees printed 304 To notify members of Committees where and when to meet 303 See Corporation Okficbrh— Council, Pbocbbdinos in— Secbbtabiks op OOHMITTEBS CLERK OF THE HAY MARKET. See Public Markets. CLIMBING, On lamp posts, trees or fences ... 172 COAOHES. See Cabs. COAL, By-law relative to weighing of R. 531 City Commissioner may require coal on its way to purchasers to be weighed.. 243 Fees to weighmaster for weighing 247 Not to be thrown or piled in the streets 169 Penalty for false statements of weight of 244 Tickets of weight of to be furnished purchasers 243 COAL OIL, By-law to regulate the storage of R. 507 R. 509 Rules for storage of 397 . 'ee BuiLDiNos— Inflahhable Substances. COAL O L REFINERIES, By-lnw to regulate the erection of R 507 " to amend No. 432, and to regulate the erection of R. 609 Not to be established without leave of the City Engineer 396 See BciLDiNOB. COCK FIGHTING, Prohibited 140 COLBORNE STREET, By-law to authorize James McDonell to close up Henrietta Street, and to op-'i 9 street in continuation of Market Lane R. 477 By-lav to nthorize the extension of, from Church to Yonge Street R. 482 Issue 1!AM>o debentiires to open from Church to Yonge Streiet E. 487 See Leases. COLLECTORS, By-law to appoint collectors of taxes for 1873 E. 524 1874 E. 527 " " 1874 E. 528 " " 1875 E. 531 '■ " 1876 469 Treasurer to report defaulters 318 Duties of, in connection with the collection of taxes 374 Form of roll for sewerage rate 181 " bill for sewerage rate 182 Moneys received by, to be paid over to Treasurer every week , 313 One for each ward 469 Rolls of, to be reaidy for by the Ist August ''<12 To demand payment of sewerage rate 178 To be recommended for appointment by Finance Committee ^ter examination as to qualifications 207 To gii-e seci'rity 469 To pay over collections to the Treasurer as may be directed 469 See Cohpobatton Officers. COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL, By-law to regulate the proceedings of R. 494 "^ R. 497 281 Apptointment of Standing Committees HI Chairman of Standing Committees, appointment of 293 " Select Committee to oe the mover thereof 292 " to preside at meetings 294 " to sign all documents and orders 294 " i.'i absence, some other member to be chosen 291 Enwr3ribed by the By-laws in the transaction of all business _ 298 To audit accounts connected with the'r duties 296 / To consider and report on all mattei referred to them 296 To give effect to By-laws and resolutions of Council 296 To prepare By-laws to give effect to their reports or recommendations 296 To report annually 296 " on all matters connected with the duties imposed on them, as often as the interest ) of the City require 295 To see that Corporation Officers give security 297 Votes on a division to be recorded, if required 296 ■See Committees (under their respective nanes)— Council, Proceedinos in. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. See CooNCU.. COMMON CABRIERS. See CABRiBua. COMMON COUNCIL. See Council. COMMON SCHOOLS, Appropriation of certain moneys for school houses R. 480 See Assessment— School JUouses. COMMON SEWERS, By-law respecting R. 472 " R. 478 " R. 492 " R. 492 " R. 496 " R. 496 " R. 604 " R. 506 " _ 174 Board of Works may drain the premises of those who omit to drain into Com- mon Sewers 179 Treasurer to proceed against defaulters for sewerage rate 179 City Engineer to make a statement of sewers constructed each year 178 Commutation for rental of 177 Cost to be inserted in the Collectors' Rolls of draining yards, &c 178 Form of Collectors' Roll for sewerage rate 181 " " Bill for sewerage rate ._ 182 " covena; by persons willing to pay sewerage rate without using the com- mon sewers 185 " license to drain into 182 Persons willing to pay sewerage rate, without using the sewers, to execute a cov- enant to the Board of Works 179 Persons commuting to receive a license to drain into 179 May be constructed tor sanitary purposes 176 " " on any street on petition of two-thii'ds in number and cne- half in value of the owners of the real property to be benefited 176 Not to be damaged or injured 176 Owners of property who have paid for, to use the same free of charge 176 Private drams, connecting with common sewers ■ • — 176 Property abutting on a street on which there is a common sewer, to be drained into it 17» Rent to be paid annually for use of ^^^ Separate rolls to be maife out for sewerage rat; _ 178 See Debentures— Local Improvements— Streets (under their respective names) —Sewehaoe Rate. COMMON SHOWS, Fees for licenses for 211 See Exhibitions— Licenses. CONCESSION LINE NORTH. See Bloor Street. "1 y^ 6ui. INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS PAGE. CONSOLIDATION OF CITY DEBT, By-law to reduce the epecial rate to be levied in 1866 for the purpoeeg of the in- terest and sinking fund upon the consolidated loan of the City R. 491 Issue of £100,000 debentures to consolidate part of E. 489 See Debentubeb. CONSTABLES, May enter shops where bread is sold, and weigh the some ^29 To ascertain the names of the owners of animalfi running at large, and lay an information against them 203 To pass free on ferry boats when on duty 168 See Brhati -Cokpobation Offioebs— Chief Constable. CONTRACTS, Accounts for work done under, to be accompanied with declaration that no mem- ber of the Council is interested therein 313 Contractors to obtain a certificate from City Engineer before they are paid 319 Declaration that members and officers of the Council are not interested in 318 Members and officers of the Corporation are not to be interested in 317 No account arising out of, made couiirary to section 110 of By-law No. 604, to be paid 317 No Committee, member, or officer of the Council, shall make contracts, without leave of Council 313 Officers interested in, to forfeit theii- office 317 Persons guilty of fraud are not to be again employed 321 Requiring sanction of ratepayers, not to he authorized until By-law passed .... 314 To contain a clause declaring that the contract is entered into on the part of the Corporation in full faith, and that no member or officer of the Council is in- terested in 317 When expenditure for, may be proceeded with 314 Work and materials to be given out by contract 321 " " " except in cases of emergency.. 321 Works and improvements not to be authori^d without an estimate 314 " " insufficient estimates of, to be reported to the Council. 315 See City Tbbasubee. CORDWOOD, By-law respecting the measuicinent and eaia of R. R. . " " R. " " R. R. Not to be thrown on streets -See Public Mabkets. CORPORATION MATERIALS, Not to be delivered without requisition '. 318 CORPORATION NOTES, By-law to amend By-law No. 30, respecting R. " " No. 68, " R. " to regulate the issue of and prevent the re-issue of R. " toprovide for the gradual reaemption of R. Issue of £7,000, for additional market R. " £400, for Fire Brigade R. " £760, for liquidating debts of the Board of Health R. " £8,000, for new market buildings, and to redeem otiier notes P. " £100, for poor house R. " £1,600. for public improvements R. " £460, tor repairing roads R. " £1,000 for sewers on Newgate Street, and other public improvements.. R. " £4,000 to redeem certain, and iiay for public improvements, &c R. 484 485 503 504 512 169 £(),000 " £6,000 " £6,500 " " £7,000 " " £0,000 " " " £8 000 " " " £8^000 " and for other " £10,000 " " £12.600 " " " £13,500 " " " £13,600 CORPORATION OFFICERS, By-law to declare the tenure of office of all persons employed by the Council . . . . purposi R. R. R. R. R. .R. .R. ,R. R. R. R. 473 479 483 486 479 486 485 481 485 473 485 478 474 474 474 475 476 477 486 477 481 483 483 484 81 Duties of certain office;^ 302 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 553 317 314 321 321 314 1. 315 81 302 PAOB. CORPORATION OFFICERS— Continued, Guilty of improper conduct to be removed 322 Money not to be paid to, on behalf of contractors 320 " received by, to be paid to the Treasurer every Saturday 313 No claim for indemnity to be allowed to, for removal from office 82 No presumption to be drawn by the manner of payment that they are employed for afixedtime 81 Not to enter into contracts on behalf of the Corporation without authority - 313 Not to be interested in Corporation contracts '. 317 Not to interfere at election of Mayor or Aldermen 24 To forfeit office if interested in Corporation contracts 317 To give security 297 To assist the Health Inspector 278 To hold office during the pleasure of the Council 81 Unless declared by by-law or deed, not to hold office or employment for a fixed time 81 See Elections — Officeks op Cokporation (under their respective titlee) — Salaries. COTTON MILLS. See Toronto Cotton Mill Company. COUNCIL, PROCEEDINGS IN, By-law to regulate R. 471 " R. 488 " K. 489 " " R. 490 " " R. 493 " " R. 494 " R. 497 " R. 502 " to amend By-law No. 504, respecting R. 618 " « R. 521 " " " K 527 " " " R. 528 " •' " R. 532 " " " R. 534 " to regulate 281 Amendments, how to be put 286 " onlv one amendment to be allowed to an amendment 287 Appropriations of money to be submitted to a Committee of the Whole, before beug taken up in full Council 313 Bar of the Council Room, who to be admitted within 321 Bills, after reported on, proceedings respecting 289 " amendments made in Committee of the Whole to be reported 289 " first reading of, to be derided without debate or amendment 289 " for appropriation of money, on report of Committee of the Whole, not to be referred back to same committee, except on special motion in writ- ing 289 " how to be introduced , 289 " not to be introduced until leading features thereof have been previously adopted by the Council 289 " in Committee of the Whole, how to be considered 289 " or reports, not to be discussed in Committee of the Whole until printed.. . . 288 " to be read three times before signed by Mayor 289 " readings of, to be certified by the Clerk 289 " to be read twice before committed 289 " when the three readings may take place on the same day 290 " when passed, Clerk to be responsible for their correctness if amended 289 By-laws after passed to be tjound up vnth minutes for the year ^0 ■■' authorizing the expenditure of money ._ 314 " to be deposited in the safe in the ( "lerk's office _. 322 ' ' to provide for the issue of debentures, regulations regarding 314 Chairman to preside at meetings of the Council until the arrival of the Mayor. . . 282 " may vote 283 Cheques to be sipied by Treasurer, and countersigned by Mayor o^ Committees, appointment and organization of 291 " of the Whole, order of proceedings in ,1 • " ' ", Hqq *' " motion to rise and report not to be debated _. . 288 " " motion to rise without reporting, or that the Chair- man leave the Chair, alwajrs in order 288 «« " questions of order in, to be decided by Chairman 288 *« " rules of (.Jouncil, aa far as applicable, to be observed in 288 554 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS PAGE. COUNCIL, PROCEEDINGS m— Continued, Conunitteea of the Whole, what rules of Council not to apply to 288 " " when Council go into, the Mayor to leave the Chair, " " and appoint a Chaii-man 287 when sudden disorder arises in. Mayor to resume the " " Chair without any question being put _. . 288 Contracts or expenditures, requiring the sanction of the ratepayers, not to be authorized until the By-law is pa^ibed 314 Debentures, By-laws or Resolutions, providing for the issue of 314 Doors of Council Room, order for closing 285 General Orders of the Day _ 285 " "to determine order in which business is to be taken up 285 " " to be printed for the use of Members 285 " " two-thirds vote of members present may vary order of business 285 Improvements in which Members of the Council are interested 316 Mayor to take the Chair when a quorum is present 282 " to preserve decorum in, and decide questions of order 282 " decision of on points of order to be final, unless the Council is appealed to 282 " to apprize members when a motion is contrary to rule, and to quote the authority applicable to the case 287 " in putting a (luestion, not to be interrupted 283 " to decide whether the question is finally put 287 " wlien absent. Clerk to call the meeting to order until a Chairman is chosen 282 " when absent, an Alderman to be chosen Chairman 282 " may vote . . ._ 283 " to decide which of two members first rose to speak 283 Meetings of Committee, calling of 295 Meetings of the Council to stand adjourned until the next -Monday, if no quoram in half-an-hour 281 " " provisions when Monday is a holiday _. 281 " " to adjourn at 11 p.m., unless otherwise determined by a vote of two-thirds of the members present 282 " " to be held on every Monday, at 7 p.m. , unless otherwise ordered 281 " " when no quorum. Clerk, if required, to take down and publisn the names of alasentees 281 Members and Clerk alone to remain when doors are ordered to be closed 285 " called to order to sit down 284 " may require a vote on each proposition on motions involving several distinct propositions _. ._ 287 " names voting " Aye" and " Nay" on % division, to be entered in min- utes in certain cases 284 " not to interfere with performance of work for the Corporation 320 " not to leave their chairs imtil the Mayor oi' presiding officer leaves the Chair '. 282 " not to speak disrespectfully of Her Majesty the Queen, the Royal Family, Governor, or liieutenant-Govemor 284 " not to use offensive language 284 " present, and not personally interested in the question, must vote on every question, unless the Counci 1 excuses them 283 " shall not speak twice on same qupstion, except in explanation 284 ' ' speaking, roust not be interrupted 283 " desiring to speak, to raise uncovered and address the Chair 283 " to take their places when a division is called for 28'!' " when allowed to reply 284 Minutes of, to be numbered ... 322 " to be read by Clerk, when Mayor takes his seat 282 Money appropriations, &c. , regulations regarding 313 " expenditure of, prior to passing of Annual Estimates. 814 subsequent" " 314 " resolutions and By-laws authorizing expenditure of 314 •' _ voted for one purpose not to be appked to another. . . 315 Motions, and order of putting questions 286 " Council may dispense with notice of 286 " for commitment to preclude amendments to main question 286 " may be made to hear any member who has risen to speak 283 " one day's notice of certain motions to be given 286 " only certain motions to be received when question is under debate .... 286 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 555 PAOE. COUNCIL, PROCEEDINGS IN— Continued, Motions to adjourn always in order 286 " " not allowed a second time until some intermediate proceed- ing have taken place 286 " to appoint a member of the Council to any office shall preclude amend- ments 287 " to he in writing and seconded, before being debated or put from the Chair 286 " when read to be deemed in possession of the Council 286 " " may be withdrawn with leave of the Council 286 " when seconded, to be read by Mayor before debate 286 Officers guilty of improper conduct to be removed 322 Orders of the day 286 Order of proceedmgs at 285 Petitions, presentation of 290 ' ' members presenting, answerable for 290 " no debate allowed on presenting 291 " no letters or documents to be attached to 290 " of present or next previous year only to be taken up 291 " to be i 'orred to the proper Committees 290 " to be win,v-. ■printed, and signed 290 Presiding officer may vote. . 283 Previous question precludes ameuu-^'snt 286 " howtobeput 283 Question being finally put, no motion shall be made, nor shall any person speak to the question until the result is declared 287 Questions may be put to Mr-yor, or through him to other members of the Council 285 Reports recommending expenditure of money to state the reasons for the recom- mendation 315 " recommending expenditure of money to have report of City Engineer or other officer 316 " recommending expenditure of money, unaccompanied by report of proper officer 316 Resolutions authorizing exranditure of money 314 " " " not to be entertained without report of proper officer 316 Secretaries of Committee, duties of 296 Standing Rules suspended on two-thirds vote 322 To be governed by Parliamentary usage in cases unprovided for 322 Votes, when there is an equality of, motion to be negatived 283 See Committees op the Council— Committees (under their respective names)— Contracts— Corporation Officers— Money, Expenditure OF— CiTT Treasurer. COURT OF REVISION, May reduce assessments overcharged more than 25 per cent 146 " revise taxes of parties who from sickness or poverty are unable to pay — 146 Notice of petition for reduction of taxes to be given to the Clerk one week pre- vious to the sitting of 146 No remission of taxes to be allowed except such as have been reduced by 146 COURT STREET, Appropriation for improvements on 439 COWS, Not to run at large within certain limits 198 Penalty if found running at large 201 Trespassing on lands to be impounded 198 See Cattle Market— Pounds— Public Market. CRANES, Construction of ^3 CREDIT VALLEY RAILWAY, r-'-'ftw granting $100,000, as a bpnus to 359 CI ITSR, Appointment of R- ^^ See City Bellman. CRIES, A-dvertising sales by 1'" CRv SSINGS OF STREETS, Persons cot to obstruct ^"" CRUIKSHANK STREET, Issue of $2,427. 84 delientures for sewer on, and on Mutual and Gerrard Streets ... 498 " $4,134 debentures for sower on ^ Special rate for l"'- 556 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS PAOI. 211 495 76 CURIOSITIES, Fees for licenses to exhibit See Exhibitions— Licenses. DALE STREET, Issue of $233.60 debentures for sewer from Elizabeth to Teraulev Street. . DANGEROUS ANIMALS, To be removed from the Fi-ee Market or Fair DANGEROUS MISSILES, Throwing 173 D' ARC Y STREET, Issue of 91,942 for sewer on 534 DEAD. See Burial Gkoundb. DEAD ANIMALS. See Pcbuo Health. DEBENTURES, By-law to provide for the registration of certain, and to appoint Messrs. Bosanquet, Salt & Co., as the Deputies of the Treasurer to effect the same 466 Provision to be endorsed on the debentures 467 Transfer of to be registered 467 Registry book to be kept by the Treasurer 468 Consolidation of Public Debt, Issue of £100,000, for consolidation of part of City debt E. 480 DrUl Shed, Issue of $4,000, to construct 135 Special rate for 136 Msplanade, Issuff of £120,000, for construction of E. 492 " £75,000, for filling up Water Lots R. 492 £40,000, ^ " 46 Special rate for 50 " $50,000, for Esplanade purposes 70 Special rate for 74 " $54,000 for Esplanade puriKwes 90 Special rate for. 93 " $153,132.69— ($71,700.96, for deficiency created in 1860; $59,431.73, for deficiency created by non-payment of Esplanade rate account of 1861 ; $22,000, amount of award in favour of John Ewart) . .E. " $30,200, for Esplanade rate in 1862 E. $17,000, for Esplanade tato in 1863 E. " $25,000, for Esplanade purposes 131 Special rate for 134 Fire Department, Issue of £1,200, for building Fire Engine, Station House, &c R. 480 £100, for Fire Dei)artment E. 483 " £!m, for Engines and Apparatus E. 492 " $2,400, for Engine House on Queen Street 60 " $2,500, " Bay Street 60 " $1. ,400, for Hydrants 61 $;»,306, for Fire Halls and Engine 345 " $6,000, for Hydrants 345 " $22,417, for Kngine Hose, Fire Escape, &c 433 " $6,000, for requisites for 443 Improvements (to be paid out of the general revenue of the City), Issue of £5,000, for sewers R. " £700 " R. £5,000, for street8""!!'!"i"!'.!!''''!!'"''^''!'!!'.''!^^^"'!'^R! " £1,000 " E. " £10,000, general improvements R. £500, " R. " £150, sewer on George Street R. " £:}o0, drain on Bav Street R " £800, draining and macadamizing Yonge Street, from King Street to the Bay R. " £650, macadamizing Bay Street, from King Street to Front Street R. " £300, draining and macadamizing Stewart's Lane R. " £860, " " York Street, from King Street to the Bay R. " £450, for macadamizing and sewers R. " £4,250, and 60 percent, additional, drains and macadamizing. ..E. " £3,926, drains and macadamizing R. " £10,604, and 25 per cent, additional, sewers, Ac. R. 500 502 503 472 472 473 473 473 474 475 476 477 477 477 477 478 479 479 480 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 667 PAOI> ■debentures --Con«in««(/, Imjyrovementa (to be paid out of the general rewnue of the City) Continued, Issue of £770, sewers, Yonge. Temperance, and other strette R. 480 " £1,346, sewers, planking, sidewalks R. 480 £7,112, '' " E. 480 " £1,600, improvements on Front and other streets R. 481 " £100, sidewalk on Power Street R. 482 " £3,032, bridges, macadamizing, sewers, sidewalks E. 484 " £3/5, to repair sidewalks, an? reimbursing T. D. Harris for sewer on Duke Street E. 486 " £76, sidewalks round the Parliament Buildings E, 486 £120, " Holy Trinity Church E. 485 Improvements (to be paid by special rate levied on all the rateable City property). Issue of £4,000, Colbome Street, opening from Church to Yonge '. E. 487 " £4,000, sewers, paving, macadamizing E. 488 " £13,160, bridges, paving, mending and opening streets E. 489 " £26,700, paving, planking, mending and opening streats E. 489 " £15,000, paving, planking, mending and opening streets E, 491 " £4,000, Beech and Berkeley Streets, for opening and extending. .R. 490 £4,000, " " " ..E. 491 " £3,500, general improvements E, 491 " £21,070, to open and extend streets, and improve school property.. E. 491 " £42,600, opening streets, and for Fire Department E. 492 " £36,200. opening streets 44 Special rate for 46 " $115,772, sewers, tumpiking, grading sidewalks 51 Special rate for 67 " 18128,040, sewers, Fire Engine Houses, Police Station, School House 58 Special rate for. 61 " ?7,834.49, sewers on Elizabeth, Greorge, Beverley, Yonge Streets, and Spadina Avenue 76 Special rate for 79 " -34,134, Cruikshank Street, sewer on 99 Special rate for 101 " $900, Church Street, sewer on E. 609 " $1,800, Church Street, sewer on 509 " $40,623, for j leral pennanent improvements 442 " $159,850, blocK paving part of King, Front, and Yonge Streets, and miicaaamizing other streets 332 Special rate for 335 " $79,800, erection of Fire Halls, Grammar School, and City Registry Office ; purchase of Fire Engine, and widening Brock and Esther Streets ; Yonge Street sewer, &o 345 Special rate for 347 " $9,550, sewers on Pembroke, Shuter, Breadalbane, Beverley, and Caer Howell Streets 353 Special rate for 355 $4,352, sewer on Seaton Street 367 Special rate for. . . _. 369 " $19,00O, sewers on Jarvis, Greorge, Vanauley, St. Greorge, Adelaide, and Berkeley Streets, and Wellmgtoii Place 384 Special rate for 386 " $5,340, sewers on Adelaide, Queen, Widmer, St. Andrew's, Britain, Grould, and George Streets, and Duncan Street Lane. . 423 Special rate for 425 " $166,000. for new School Houses, Police Coui-t, Cattle Market, Engine Hose, Tanks and Fire Escape, Roads in Queen's Park, completion of St. Andrew's Market, purchase of Ridout FaiTO, and for new Police Stations 432 Special rate for 435 " $161,000, for School sites and buildings, sewers on Spadina Avenue, King, Adelaide, Queen, and Yonge Streets ; requisites for Fire Department ; land for Eastern Park ; Pacific Junc- tion Railway survey : new boiler for Gaol ; completing new Cattle Market, St. Andrew's Market, new Police Court, and Police Stations 442 Si)ecial rate for 445 " $12,900, for sewers on Sherbourne, Gloucester, Charles, St. Patrick, Ontario (two sections), Wellesley, Berkeley, Grerranl, Richmond, and Bloor Streets 446 Special rate for 448 558 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS DBBENTURBS-Co««„u«d. '^°"' ImpfoveMenti (to be paid by a tpeeial rate levied on the property improved), SideuxUkt, laaue of $3,017*24, on Wellington Street, from Scott to Yonge 498 " 96,926, on Yonge Street, from King to Front 495 Seioen. Issue of 91,750, Adelaide Street 516 12,095, " 523 •1,429, " 626 " 91,666, " 636 " 94,048, Alexander Street 622 " 92,278, Alice Street 523 " 91,669, Ann Street 619 " 91,894, Baldvdn Street 536 " 98,806, Bathuret Street 634 " 91,486, Baldwin Street 624 " 92,781, Berkeley Street 623 " 9804 " 630 " 96,9^, Beverley Street .'!.'!.'.'."!!.'.'.".'.'!!!.".!!.'.'.'!!!..'."!!!!.'!!'.."."."." 619 " 92,235, Bleecker Street 621 " i''.301, Bloor Street 681 . " 93,000, Bond Street 608 " 91,482, Breadalbane Street 518 " 91,298, Britain Street 527 " 91,280, Caer Howell Street 519 " 92,500, Carleton Street 615 92,626 40, Charles Street (East) 618 " «2,208, " (West) 629 91,722, Church Street 611 " 92,427 84, Crookshank Street 498 " 9233 60, Dale Street 496 " 91,942, D'Arcy Street 634 " 91,100, Duncan Street Lane 527 " 93,323 50, Dummer Street 514 " 92,159 67, Elizabeth Street 496 " • 91,520, Elm Street 536 " 92,315, Esther Street 536 " 91,344, George Street 496 91,708, " 623 " 9897, " 536 " 94,035, " 527 " 92,582, Gerrard Street 495 " 92,554, " 530 r33, GouldStreet 527 " 91,500, Gloucester Street 517 " 9719, " 529 " 92,960, Grenville Street 515 " 92,620, Grosvenor Street 496 " 9978, Hayter Street : 536 " 91,658, Huntley Street 536 82,052 75, IsabeUa Street 514 " $781, " 520 91,976, " 534 91,529, " 523 $12,509, Jarvis Street 522 91,184, John Street 517 93.522, " 511 9670, " (Upper) 636 " 9900, Lumley Street 533 " 84 462 " 533 " 91 ,'497! Magill Street .' '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '.'.'.'.'.'. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. . ." ." .... 619 " 93,057 50, Maitland Street 519 9770, Montague Place 523 " 91,928, Murray Street 523 " 94,381, Muter Street 533 93,267, Mutual Street 496 " 91,200, Nelson Street 817 << 91188 " 534 " 92',272*, North Pembroke Stoeet' [["['. '^'^'.!^'^'.'.'/^'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.... 618 " 93,300, Ontario Street 530 " 93,960, " 630 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 559 DEBENTURE8-Conoard 168 License fee to be flOO annually 160 License to be for one year from 1st January 167 Life-boat and life-preservers to be kept on board 169 Penalty 169 Notice to be given of the t^laoe and hour of starting 168' Owners of, to have good wharfage 168 To be mamaged by an experienced captain and crew 167 " safe and seaworthy 167- To have capacity to carry 100 passengers 167 To make six trips daily, Sundays excepted 168 Scale of charges on. 168 " " commutation of 168 " " to be posted up in 168 See Smamboats. FINANCE AND ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE, Duties of 297 To advise Treasurer 298 To consider and rejport on leasing City property 298 " " manag upervirion of the Treasurer's office, and books, Ac, therein 208 To mijce an annuiJ repoi-t 297 To meet onoe a week 293 To regulate all money matters 298 To report after issue and nwotiation of debentures " aa to manner in which revenue for the year is to be ndsed 297 " on, and direct the purchase of stationery, the advertd^ment of City notices, and the performance of printing 298 See CoMHiTTKia or the ConNOU.— Codnoil, PBoonuiNoa w. FIRE ABMS. Not to be discharged in the City without permimion 172 " " in burial grounds, except at military funerals 161 FIRE DEPABTMBNT, By-law to provide £400 for organisation of R. 486 " for .organisation of B. 491 " " R. 601 OF THE CITT OP TORONTO. 565 FIRE DBPARTMBNT-Cbn«iMi«f, ""**• By-Uw to provide for orguilutlon of R 492 " " ! 192 Appointment of Chief Engineer «id member* of 194 Apparatnsof I93 Chief Engineer to haTe management of I94 ConstracBonot 192 Horses and driven for engines, regulations respecting 193 Impeding or hindering firemen in disoharxing their duties 195 Injuring fire apparatus, fto 196 Membcnrs of to be appointed by Committee on Fire, Water, and Oas 194 " of to be removed " " ......... . 194 " remuneration to be determined by " 194 " to receive a certifioate of their enrolment 192 " " " after seven years which shall exempt them from statute labour tax and from serving as a juror 198 " names of to be registered 192 Penalty 196 Salariea of Chief Engineer andmenibers 194 See Chuf ENaraiBB of Fiu Dbfabtumt— Dkbbntubks- Fibb Enoinxs — FiBsa— FiBX, WATia, akd Gas Comhittke. FIRE ENGINES, Issue of debentures for erection of station house R. 480 " " for purchase of fire engines R. 492 " 92,400 debentures for building fire engine house and fire station. Queen Street 60 " 92,600 debentures for buOding fire engine house and fire station, at the comer of Bay and Temperance Streets 60 " 938,306 debentures for erection of fire balls, and purchase of fire engine. 345 " 922,417 debentures for purchase of new fire escape, engine, hose and tanks 432 " 96,000 debentures for requisites for Fire Department 442 See Debbntdbkb— FinBS— Fibs Dbfarthent. FIRE LIMITS, Defined 399, 404, 410 By-law to amend By-law No. 627, respecting R. 630 •'^ R. 632 See BnaoiNOs. yiRE, WATER, AND GAS COMMITTEE, Dutieebf 801 To appoint members of the fire brigade 194 " " '« 301 To remove members of the fire department 194 To determine the partieularB of the registry for members of the tire department. 192 To have the direotton of Chief Engineer in manasement of 194 To manage and report on matters relating to the nre brigade SOI To report on lig^^ the City 301 " on supply of water 302 To settie remuneration of members of fire demrtment 194 Su Ooinnmin or tbi Council— Fibi Dxpabtmint. FIRES, By-law to organise a fire brigade, ftc R. 491 " " R. 498 " " R. 498 " " R. 600 " to pre ."ent and eztlngnish fires R. 471 '•^ R. 474 " " R. 481 " " R 481 " " R 488 " " R 489 ■ " " R. 498 " " R. 612 " to provide for erection of party walls R. 480 " " " R. 486 •• " " K 488 , " for tite payment of the fire brigade R. 600 " funds for use of R. 483 " for rewarding those who have distinguished themaelves at. .R. 609 «• " " " ..R. 192 " for the prevention of R. 616 666 INDEX TO THE BT-LAWS 472 473 472 473 WTSEB—Oonhnued, Chief Engineer of fire depHrtment to have lole oont.t>l Kt 194 DemoliBh&g bnildinn at fires I94 Giving fake alarm of 185 Hindering firemen or penoni aMiating at firea 195 Liability of Chimney Inipeotor if ohiinnejrB catch fire owing to his negligenoe. . 460 Not to be carried through the atreeta except in covered veasela. . . 172 Not to be made in open apacea without warning the Clilef Eng^eer 196 Not to be made in the atreeta or parlcB, or near any building 172 Not to be uaed in ooai oil warehouaea 39g Peraona may be required to aaaiat at firea I94 Belief to the families of thoae who hftvo died from Injuriea received in the per- formance of their duties at fires 193 Bewwda for diatingniahed aervicea at firea 191 Streeta to be kept dear at firsa 196 See Bdildimos— CBiar Enoibxib or Fuue Dipasthxiit — Fna Dbpart- Murr— Fiia Liiim— lanAmiABLi SuBmAKOis. • FIREWOOD. Su CoBDWOOo. FIBEWORKS, Not to be let off in the public parka, &o., without permiaaion 96 " uaed in the city without permiaaion 172 FISHERIES, By-law to regulate the use of the fiaherios and fiah market B. ' «i «« «« B FISH MAEKET, By^w to regulate the uae of the fisheries and fish market B. ' « . " ■« -D Fees for fish brought to the city in boats 348 " " otherwise than in boats 248 Fees to Clerk or lessee of 248 Hoars within which the market is to be kept open 248 Limits of 232 Persona mav aell fiah in 248 " aelung fiah in, not having atalla, to pay fees 248 " bringug fiah to city to give a statement of quantity and weight thereof 248 See F dbuo Mabkitb. FISH, TAINTBD, uay be aeiced and deatroyed 270 See Public Hkalth. FLOUR MARKET. See Pdbuo Mabkitb. ' FOOD, Onenoea against health in matters relating to 270 See I'TOUO HiALTH. FOOT PASSENGERS, Regulations as to 163 See Snunrs. FORESTALLING, Prohibited 138 FREEDOM OF ELECTION& See ELBonoHS. FREE MARKET, By-law to establish a public free market or fair ^ 74 Committee on public marketa to frame rulea and regulationa for 76 Dangeroua animala to be removed 76 Diaorderly peraona not to exhibit at 76 " property of to be removed 76 Exhibitors to arrange their atock as directed 76 Managers of, to be under the control of the committee on public markets 76 No fees to be charged for exhibiting or buying at 76 Pnipcses for which the market sluul be held 76 Rules of to be submitted to the Council 76 " when to take effect 76 Time for holding 76 To be held subject to the proviaiona of By-law No. 277 229 " at the exhibition grounda or other place appointed by tiie Goundl . . 76 FRONT STREET, Authority to the Mayor to purchase from leasees lot Na 30 R. 476 By-law to authorise the issue of debentures for improvements on R. 481 " alter the northern boundary linA of R. 492 ApinopriatioB for imnrovements on Dwnription of H Maoanlay'a property 439 63 OP THE OITY OF TORONTO. .^67 PAOI FRONT STREET— Obnlinuol, Deaoription of Hon. J. Jones' property Ki Ifwue of debentures for straiKhtening 01 Issue of debentures for blow paving on 832 Land belonging to Hon. J. B. Macaulay and Judge Jones to be taken for widen- uig anaimproTing 63 See Lkabbs. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, Flaoe for selling 233 See Pdbuo Mabkxts. FURNACES, Bv'law to restrain the erection of, and of manufactories R. 480 R. 481 Rbgulations regarding ^96 Set BUILDIHOB. FUBNISS, ALBERT. Lease of water loUNo. 8, to erect gas worlu 15 FURNITURE, Advertising sales of, by crying, ringing of bells, &o 170 Not to bu sold by aucnon on the streets 170 GAMBLING, By-law respecting 123 Cards, dice, faro banks, rouge et noir, roulette tables, games of chance, &c 123 Licenses to theatres, exhibitions, shows, or places of pubUc amusement, to con- tain a proviso against 213 Not pannitt(Bd in the public parks 96 Penalty for 124 Persons licensed to keep victualling houses, bowling alleys, or billiard tables, not to permit 218 Police and others may arrest persons gambling 124 " " enter houses where gambling is carried on 124 " not to be hindered in the performance of their duty 1'24 Tables and devices for, to be destroyed by the police . . . .' 124 GAMES, Not to be played in the public parks, squares, or grounds, without permission . . 95 See Gambliko. GAOL, ^ee Jail. GARRISON RESERVE, By-law for the sale of lands in, adjoining the Exhibition Grounds 97 GAS WORKS, Lease of water lot No. 6 to Joseph Masson and others, to erect gas worlcs . . 15 Condition of lease of " " 16 Covenant in " " " 16 Durationof " " " 17 Lessees to r pair streets broken up by them 18 Compensation for buildings *o be determined by arbitration, if lease not renewed 17 Penalty for injuring gas works, pipes, &c 18 Power to lay pipes in the streets 17 GEESE, Amount to be paid poundkeeper if impounded 198 Not to run at large within dty limits 198 Trespassing on enclosed land to be impounded 198 Penuiy, in addition to poundkeeper's fees, if impounded 201 See Pounds. GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES, By-law respecting R. 487 " *• R. 490 " « R. 491 " " R. 492 «« " 206 " ' to amend By-lawjreepecting R. S16 Appointment of 206 Dudes of 206 PenaUgr for trading without » lioenae 220 Power to (inter licensed booNs 206 To attend the Committee on licenses when required 206 To asoertain that the petitions for licenses are true 207 " whether persons licensed comply with the By-laws 907 To advise with the Treasurer 207 To certify aooounts 220 To give secnrity 206 568 INDKZ TO TIU BT-L^WS GENERAL INSPECTOB OF LIQENBEB-ConHnMd, To Inspect all premiiM aought to b« lioenied 207 To inspect ferrj-boata 169 To keep a regiiiter of persona receiving Uoenaea, and all transfer* 207 To make other necessary enquiries connected inth the grantiny of licensee 207 207 219 207 208 207 207 870 208 475 4!)fi 530 498 211 To make out bonis and sign 1 ennes To notify partie* :7hose licenses are forfeited To prepare classiiled lists of parties liable to be licensed To prosecute offences againit the by-law regulating li<*3nses To receive applications for licenses and record the r>.me To see that sureties offered are responsible persons To see that carts and waggons lor conveyance of merc h an di se, are registered annually To visit certain places four times a year 8u CORPOBATION OrnOBBS— LlOINSIB. OENEBAL ORDERS OF THE DAY. Set Couhoil, Fkooiidinh in. GEORGE STREET, By-law to construct a public sewer on R. Issue of $1,844 debentures for sewer on Queen Street to Duke Street -■.'.• Issue of deoentures to aasist in the construction of a sewer on 384, 423 Issue of 1672 debentures to assist in the construction of sewer on 77 " $897 debentures, to assist in the construction of a sewer on (Front to Esplanade) 536 " $4,635 debentures, to aasist in the construction of a sewer on (Shuter to Gerrard) 527 " $1,708 debe^itures to assist in Uie construction of a sewer on (Queen to Shuter) 523 GERRARD STREET, Issue of $2,682 60 debentures for constructing sewer on 495 " debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on 44(> " $2,664 debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on (Yonge to Elizabeth) GERRARD, MUTUAL, AND CROOKSHANK STREETS, Issue of $2,427 24 debentures, for sewer on CIFT DISTRIBUTION, Licensee to theatres, exhibitions, shows, or places of public amusement, to contain a proviso against GLOUCESTER STREET, Issue of debentures, to assist in the construction of a sewer on 446 " $1,600 debentures, to assist in the construction of a sewer on (Yonge to Church) 517 GOATS, Amount of fine, if impounded, to be paid poundkeeper 198 Goats not tt run at large within the City 198 Penalty if found running at large 201 Trespassingon enclosed lands to be impounded , 198 -SmPounim. GOODS. 8te Mxbobamdizb. GOOSE. &(Gbksk. ' GOULD STREET, Issue debentures, to assist in the construction of a sewer on GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY, By-law concemfaig GRAIN, FLOURTaND MEAT MARKET, Limits of Placesfor selling grain in City 'Weighing grain, aa se$ PuBUO Mabkxto. GRAMMAR SCHOOLS, Issue of $10,000 debentures for erection of ... . GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY, Issue of £47,200 sterling, debentures for. «z Special rate for 84 Proceeds of the sale of the stock of, to be {dvem to the holdara of the debeatnres issued for the Toronto and Onel^ Bauway Oompaaj 84 5ee DmumiBBB. GRASS. By-Uw to amend By-law Na 502, reqMOting gnwa and wwda R. 630 Riding or driving on, In the pubuo parks, proniUted 94 Walku^t onMn the pubUopans, proniUted at certain times. ..< 96 Sit BiHOTAL or Eabtb. . . 42.1 .R. 471 241 241 345 OF THE OITT OF TORONTO. 569 GRAVEL, ""■• RemoTftl of. I7I jSmPcbuo Lahdo— STBnrs. <)RAVES. Sm Bdbul Qbodmim. QRENVILLE STREET, Issue of 92,960 debenture* for sewer on ni5 (JROSVENOR 8TREET, Issue of t238 20 debentures for sewer on. 498 GUITERS. &e DBAiMs-SEwms. HACKMEN. .S^ CABMEN, ITAND-CAKT, Not to be run on the side walks 166 flAWKERS, Licenses to 209 " fees for 209 PenitltT for selling without a license ' 210 See L101N8KI.' HAY, By-law to regulate the sa^e of R. 471 " to amend the By-law to refralate the sale of B. 472 R. 517 See Hat and Stbaw Markbt— Pubuo Makkkt. HAY AND STRAW MARKET, CommittinK and attempting f rbud in selling or weighing hay or straw 243 Fees payable to Clerk of 242 Giving alse returns of weight and quantity of hay or straw 243 Limits of 231 Persons to have hay or straw weighed at public scales 243 Places for selling 241 weigBng 241 Refusing to have hay or straw weighed &e Public Markets —WEioH-HousBS—WEiaH-MASTEB. HAYTER STREET, Issue of t978 debentures, for sewer on HEALTH. See Board of Health— Board of Works— Public Heai/th. HEALTH INSPECTOR, Appointment of Duties of To arrange for removal of decayed matte* To attend at Health Office daUy 1 263 To ascertain the names of the owners of animals running at Jarge, and to lay informations against them 203 To certify pay rolls of workmen employed under him 265 To exanune sources of filth and causes of sickness on vessels in port 264 To examine water of wells when requested 264 To inspect butcher's shops and slaughter houses 264 lanes 263 To keep a record of his proceedings 263 To lodge information against persons refusing to remove filth 263 To muce proper entries in books. . 265 To notify persons to remove filth 263 To obey the inatmotions of the Board of Health 265 To overlook the sewers andpublic works and report thereon 264 To report to the Board of Health 264 See OoBPO BATiow Ofnoms— Public Health. HEALTH OFFICE, To be at Oitr Hall 262 HEALTH OFFICERS, Board of Health to be 262 See Medical Health OrnoiBa— Pubuo Hkamb. HENRIETTA STREET, ^-law to anthorise Jamea MoDonell to oloae up R. 477 HIGHWAYS. iSiM Stbimb. HOME DISTRICT FARMERS' STORE, By-Iavr to anthoriae th? Corporation to purchase the property oonaintlng of the water lots and buildings thereon, known as the Home District Farmers' StoN B. 478 HOOK AND LADDER. See Fnui DiPABniiHT. HORNED CATTLE, ' By-law to restrain homed cattle from nmning at laige B. 47ft See PomnM. 243 536 262 263 265 570 INDEX TO THB BY-LAWS rioi. HOUSES, Bt-Uw for preventing from running »t large within the Oity U. 493 Fme, if impounded, to be paid pound-lceeper 201 Immoderate riding or driving 164 Not to be admittM to the Upper St. Lawrence market . , 234 " broken in or trained in the etreeta 165 " sold by auction in the streets 170 " mn at large within Citv limits 198 " " or to stand in the streets without being aeoured 164 Penalty if found running at laige 201 Persons riding or driving to have strong reins 164 Stud horses not to be let to mares in any public plaoe 165 Training in the streets 166 To be impounded if found loose or feeding in the public parks, squares, or grounds !)5 To be secured when left standing in the streets Iil5 Trespassing on enclosed lands, to be impounded .'98 See Pounds— Public MABurro— Struts. HOSE CARTS, Not te be run on the sidewalks ItiU See ¥nx Dxfabtmint— Vuaouts. HOTELS, By-law to provide for licensing U. 493 " » R. 40:{ " " R. m " " R. 494 " " P.O. 497 See Tavkbms. HOTEL KEEPERS, Duties of during epidemics 209 See Hotels— TAVKBHS—ViOTUALUiro Housis. HOTEL RUNNERS, By-law to provide for licensing and regulating R. 4!I6 " " " R. 500 HOUSE OP CORRECTION, By-law to provide for the erection and management of R. 494 HOUSE OF REFUGE, By-law toprovide for the erection and management of R. 494 Issue of 196,000 debentures for the completion of and jail 86 Special rate for 86 HOUSE<^ By-law to pro vide for the numbering of R. 493 HOUSES OF ENTERTAINMENT. See Tatuns. HOUSES OF ILL FAKE, Keeping or maintaining, or being an inmate of 222 HUCKSTERS. See Publto Mabuts. HUNTLEY STREET, Issue of tl,668 for sewer on 5;{5 HYDRANTS, Issue of 16,000, for erection of 345 ICE, By-law respecting the removal of, from sidewalks R. 4S4 Amendment of By-law respecting removal of R. 522 By-law respecting the cutting and removal of faom the Bay and River Don 417 " to amend " " " '• ..R. 528 Persons cutting ice to apply to the City Commisdoner 417 Places from which ice may be cut to be Sjuurked out 417 Certificate for the cutting of 418 Fee for certificate 418 Penalty 418 Removal of from ddewalku 166 See Snow. IMMORALITY, In the streets or public places 222 See Indkixnot. IMPROVEMENTS. See CoBFOBAnoH Nons—DiBiNTUBni— Local Imfbove- mMTS. INDECENCY, j Bathing or indeoent ezpoanre 173 In the streets or public places 222 Indecent beaks, sale of .. 222 " behaviour in bm*Al grounds 161 " piotnres aod writings 173 OF THE CITT OF TORONTO. 671 PAOE. INDUSTRIAL FABM, By-Uw to proTide for the eraotion and nudnteiuuio« of B. 49!) " ^ " " R. 494 Upper OmumI* MunidpaUties' Fnnd to oonititute a fund by the name of the In- dnatrial Farm Fund 99 Part of land* of, to be appropriated aa a Uity Park 9F INFANTS. Su MiNOBS. INFLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES, By-law for regulating the «torage of R, S12 R. 616 " " 391 Certain oils may be kepton Eeplanade 897 City Inspector to examine premlaea to be uaed for the etorage of ooal oU 398 Coal oil, kuUdinn for the itorage of 397 " not to be kept except m amall qnantltleB, except In certain limita 397 " " thrown into the drains or aewen 397 Fire or llghti not to be nied in ooal oil warehouBei 898 Ounpowoer, storage of 396 Lights oarried in certain places to be protected 399 Penalty for infringing By-law regardmg 399 Persons desiring to store coal eU must apply to Committee on Fire, Water, and Oas 398 SmoUngnot to be allowed in certain places 398 i «• ^^1 29 " " " i6i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!"!!!!!!!i.!!l 32 " 16 " 28 3 '« " «« 42 9 • 144..! 29 " " " 161 32 " 16 " 28 3 " «• «« 42 9 144 29 " " " 161 32 Market Block— Wtmt Market Street : . Lot 1, By-law 28 T 3 <> •< «• 4j 7 " " " 144!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'"!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!! 29 " " " 161 32 " 12 " 28 3 •• «i << 41 7 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 676 LEASES OF CITY PROPERTY-C«m«t»i«!d. ^^**"* Market Block— West Market Stnet— Continued. Lot 2, Bt-Imw 144 Qo " " " 161 ;:..:::;;::;;; ^ " 3 " 28 I 144 ::. ..■;::;:■:: 29 " " •• 161 32 " 4 " 28 3 " " •• 144 ::::::: 29 161 , 32 " 6 " 28 : 3 '« " •' 42 .. 9 " " " 144 ..'^.^l\\ly^y^'Zl^^y^'.[\['.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.['.'' 29 161 32 " 6 " 28 3 " " " 42 ; ■■ 9 " " " 144 29 " " " 161 3H " 7 " 28 3 " " " 42 : 9 " 8 " 28 3 '* " 42 9 Watti^4ott. Lot 2, By-law 100 22 " 3 " 100 22 " 4 " 100 22 " 6 " 61 16 " " " 100 22 " 9 " 71 20 " 27 " 43 11 " 34 " 43 11 " 36 " 43 11 " 36 " 43 11 " 39 " 43 11 " " " 71 20 " " " 664 428 " 40 " 43 11 " " " 664 428 •' 42 " 64 19 " " " 100 ■. 22 " 43 " 49 16 ' 168 31 "44 '• 168 31 " 46 " 71 20 " 47 " 100 22 " 48 " 100 22 " 49 " 54 19 " 60 " 64 19 " 52 " 64 19 " " " 100 22 " 63 " 64 19 '• 54 " 49 16 64 19 " 66 " 49 15 " " " 100 22 " 66 " 100 22 " 67 " 71 20 " " •• 100 22 See " Present Plas of the Market Block "— " Original Plan OF THE Market Block " -" Map oi' the Water Lots granted TO THE CiTT OP TORONTO." LEGERDEMAIN, Fees for licenaes for exhibition of 212 See Exhibitions— Licenses. LESSEES OF THE CORPORATION, Power of lessees of market fees to collect rents and fees 242 See Leases— Public Markets. LICENSES, By-law concerning R. 471 ' " R. 490 " to common carriers R. 473 676 INDEX TO THE BT-LAWS PAOI. LICENSES— ConMnued, By-law concerning, to porters and mnnen at hoteb IX, i% " to petty chapmen R, 509 " to authorize the issue of 306 Accounts to be certified by the General Inspector of Licenses 220 Treasurer to keep a separate account for money received for 220 Fees, abatement of 219 " for transfer of ; 220 For billiard tabler, 216 " bowling alleys 216 " exhibitions, shows, and theatres 211 " " " to contain a proviso against gambling 213 " ferry boats 157 " inteUigenoe offices 913 " viotuiuling houses 21b Duration of 219 To auctioneers 206 " hawkers 209 " pedlers 209 " petty chapmen 209 " transient traders 210 To be made out in triplicate 219 " produced when demanded 219 Return to be filed in Treasurer's Office 207 Transfer of ^ 220 See Gknsral Inspkotob ~f Liobhsxs— Streit Rauwatb— Tavkbnb. LIFE-BOATS, To be kept on ferry boats 169 TIGHTS, Carried in certain places to be protected 398 Not to be used in Duildings where oils are stored 398 LIME, By-law to regulate the admeasurement and sole of R. 484 " the mode of measuring 223 Dimensions of measure 223 Penalty for using false measure, &o 224 Persoi^s selling to have a stamped ''aeasure 223 LIMITS, Fire 399, 404, 410 Of public markets 230 Within which buildings are to be of incombustible materials 400 LINE FENCES. Set Fenobb. LIQUORS, By-law to secure the carrying into effect of the Act respecting the sals of 436 Fund to secure the prosecution of offenders 436 LIVERY STABLES, By-law for licensing R. 482 " P.O. 486 LOCAL IMPROVEMENVS, By-law to provide for the assessment of property benefited by R. 4U4 R. 495 " " " 186 City Clerk to enter petitions 186 " to transmit petitions for, to the Board of Works 186 " to certify and transmit petitions for, to the City Engineer 187 " to notify parties of the assessment and of the passing of the By-law 187 City Engineer to ascertain and determine the property benefited by, and the amount of the assessment, and report 187 Petitions for 186 When members of the C'ouncil are interested in, regulations regarding 316 iSle« Debentubeb —Common Sewers— Stbbets (under their respective names.) LOTTERIES, Licenses to theatres, exhibitions, shows, or places of amusement to contain a pro- vision against 213 See (tamblino. LOT STREET. See Qubem Stbbkp. LOUISA STREKT. By-law to wid-^n and straighten betv/een Teraulay and Elizabeth Streets R. 490 LUMBER YARDS, Not to be established within certain limits 403 OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 5T7 LUMLEY STREET, '*"■• IsRue of 94,462 debentures for sewer on (wn " »900 " " :;■ 883 MACADAMIZED ROADS, By-law for the assumption of the debt contracted for makinir, and re jairiair R. 489 MACAULAY, HON. SIR J. B., ' ■ "*•"" *"" Description of property taken by the City to widen and improve 2'ront Street. . 6o MAD DOGS, To be destroyed immediately 151 See Doo8. MAGILL STREET, Issue of 91,497 debentures for sewer on 619 MAITLAND STREET, Issue of 93,057 60 debentures for sewer on 619 MALIGNANT DISEASES. See Public Hkalth. MANUFACTORIES, By-law to restrain the erection of, in plaeex likely to cause fires R. 480 " " ' R. 4fil Of varnish or fireworks not to be established without leave of tiie Council 896 Sec BuiLDiNoa. MARCH STREET, By-law to change the name of, to Stanley Street R. 486 MARES. See Horses. MARKETS. See Cattlb Markkt— Free Mabkitt— Fish Markets— Pdblio Mab- KBTs— St. Andrew's Market— St. Lawrence Market— St. Patrick's Market— Wood and Lumber Market. MARKET BLOCK. 5m Leases. MARKET LANE. See Colborne Street— Leases. MAS80N, JOSEPH, Lease of water lot No. 5, to erect gas works 16 MASTERS, By-law to regulate the duties of masters and apprentices R, 482 " to amend the By-law to authorize the apprenticeship of minors, and to regulate the duties of masters and apprentices R. 484 MATERIALS FOR BUILDING, Incombustible materials to be used in buildings erected within certain licJts of the Citv 400 Not to be placed on sidewalk 393 See Buildings— City Engineer. MAYOR. See Council, Proceedings nr. MoBETH PAVEMENT, Issue of 96,364 debentures, for construction of on King Street 613 McDONELL, JAMES, By-law to authorize James McDonell to close up Henrietta Street, and to opeb a street in continuation with Market Lane R. 476 MEAL MARKET. See Public Market 241 MEASURES. u u If p * \A^'.v^y/^\'^v/^'^v^'^\\y^['.][\'.'..R. Regulations regarding erection of. 401 See Buildings. PEDLERS, By-law to amend the law relating to R, 496 Licenses to 209 License fees for 209 May be fined if found trading without a license 210 See LioBNSis— Ma WKKB8- Petty Chapmen— Tbansienv Tbadebs. PENINSULA. See Island. PEMBROKE STREET, Issue of debentures for eawer on " 92,272 debentures for sewer on " $4,860 " " PETITIONS. See Council, Pboceedinos in— Court op Revision— Local Im- FROVEHENTS. PETROLEUM. <$.ppointment of pound-keepers 198 . ipplioation of proceeds of sales of distress 200 Division of City into three districts 197 Fence viewers, appointment of 200 " neglecting their duty 201 " to certify if fence not a lawful one 201 582 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS PAOI, rOirSDB-GmUinued, Hones, oowb, cattle, go»ta, iheep, or geeie, not to run at large within the City Umita 198 If owner does not redeem impounded cattle in 16 daya. diatrew to be sold 200 Moneva received by pound-keepen to be handed to Treaaurer 203 Monthly retuma to be made by pound-keepers 202 Notice of diatreaa. and ''me and place of aide 200 Penaltiea for infringing tfy-law, now applied 203 " in addition to pound-keeper'a feea to be paid by the owners of unimala found runmnK at large 201 Peraona impounding animals to give certain atatementa and agreements 199 Proceedings where amount of diunage done by animals trespassing is disputed.. . . 200 Betums to be made to Citv Commiaaioner 202 Treaaurer to fumiah pouno-keepers with register booka 202 Where pounds not secure animals may be impounded in any enclosed place 197 Where to be eatobliahed in the City 197 Set Pound Kekfbrb. POWER STREET, By law to authorize the issue of a debenture to construct a sidewalk on R. 482 PRINTING, Finance Committee to report on and direct thn purchase of stationary, and the adverti umenr. of City Notices 298 PRIVATE DKAINS. See Dbainh— Common Sbwebs— Public Hxalth. PRIVIES. See Public Hbalth. PROCEEDINGS IN COMMITTEES. &e Committbbs of thb Couk.iL. PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL. Su Council, Pbocbbdinos in. PRODUCE. See Public Markbtb. PROJECTIONS IN BUILDINGS. See BuiLDiMOB— Stbebtb. PROMISSORY NOTES. See Cobfobation Notbb. PROVISIONS, Brought by hand or in a basket to the market, fees for 240 Fees to Weighmaster for weighiag 246 See Public Mabkxts. PUBIilC BUILDINGS, STANDING COMMITTEE ON, Duti'is of 302 To manage and report on Public Buildings 302 See Comhittebs or thb Council. PUBIJC GROUNDS. See City Lands— Pubuc Lands— Public Pabks— Stbbbts. PUBLIC HEALTH, By-law relating to 261 B-'r-law to amend By-law relating to R. 618 ' " R. 524 • " R. 526 " " R, 530 Adulteration of bread, penalties for 270 Aahes and offal to be removed by City scavengers 277 Board of Health Committee to be Health Officers 262 Board of Health, general duties of as Health Officera 267 Books to be kept at police stations to enter complaints of nuiaances 276 Butchers not to kill, except in places properly prepared 270 Dead animals not to be thrown on the street 276 " " into the bay 277 Decayed vegetables to be destroyed 270 Dirt not to be carried through the streets except by authorized persons 276 Dirt not to be thrown on the streets 276 Drains, regulations as to 271 " for cow sheds and stables 272 Fish, sale of tainted 270 Food and Water, offences Mrainst health in matte's relating to 270 Grass and weeds, removal of from the streets 267 Health Inspector, appointment of 262 " declaration to be made by. 262 " duties of 268 "- form of report of 279 " form of notice to remove nuisance 280 Health Officers may obtain assiatanoe to preserve 278 " to examine into aourcea of filth and cauaes of siekneaa in the City or in vessels 267 ' ' may grant permits to remove or restrain the removal of nuisances. 267 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 583 PAOI, PUBLIC HEAVTH—Cotainued, Health OflBuen to have power to enter buildinera In which nuisances exist . . 267 " office of , to be at City Hall 262 Hotel-keepera and boardinK-house keepers to notify Committee of persons attacked bv malignant diseases duriii); times of epidemics 269 Liability of persons throwing dirt, fto. , on toe streets 277 Mayor or Committee may call in scientific and medical aid in certain cases 266 Meat, sale of, tainted 270 Medical Health Officer, appointment of 260 " duties of 266 " if none appointed, the Ma^or or members of the Com- mittee may direct a medical practitioner to visit oases of sickness and destitution 266 Night soil, removal of 273 " charge for 274 " City to be divided into two sections for removal of 274 " deposit of 274 " Health Inspector may employ other persons if contractors fail t« remove _. 274 to be removed by contractor when notified by Health Inspector 274 Nuisances, regulations regarding removal of 267 " books to be kept at police station to enter complaints regarding 276 Offal and ashes, ftc. , regmations as to 276 " " not to be placed on the streets 276 Officers and servants of the Corporation to assist the Health Inspector 278 Penalties for contravening the By-law 278 Physicians to notify Committee of persons attacked by maligant disease 269 Powers of Board in matters relating to Public Health 267 Prevention of spread of diseases, regulations as to 269 Privy vaults to be drained 272 " made tight and made remote from dwellings and wells 272 " not to be opened between May and October, unless with permission of the Health Inspector 276 " Committee may, in certain cases, order the construction of 273 " when offensive or obstructed to be cleaned 273 Removal of inhabitants living in crowded localities during times of malignant diseases 269 Scavengers' carts to be provided by the Board 277 Slaughter houses, construction of 270 " distance to be placed from street and other houses 270 " not to be built or used without permission of Health Inspector 270 " printed rules relating to, to be hung up in 271 " to be licensed 271 " to be whitewashed and kept clean 271 " yard to be paved, rules regarding 270 Stables to be drained 272 Streets and lanes to be cleaned under direction of the Board 267 Tainted fish or flesh to be seized and destroyed 270 Vaults and drains, regulations as to 271 " service drains to be tra|)ped to prevent foul air escaping. 271 " service drains not to drain the cellars of more than two nouses 272 See BoABD of Health— Hkalth Inbpeotor— Mbdical Hkalth Offioir. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. See Corfobation Notes— Dbbbnturbs. PUBLIC LANDS, By-law to prevent the erection of buildings on or trespassing upon R. 489 " " >' 378 City Commissioner may remove buildings, fences, &c. , on 379 Part of Industrial Farm to be appropriated for a Park 98 Persons not to excavate, dig up, or remove earth from, without a certificate from the City Commissioner 379 Persons not to place earth, stone or «ther encumbrances upon 380 Provisions of the By-law relating to trespassing on public lands to extend to public highways .■ 379 iSSee CiTT Lands -Walks and Gardens. PUBLIC MARKETS, - - .R 471 By-law respecting .R. 471 .R. 476 .R. 476 .R. 480 .R. 481 584 INDEX TO THE BT-LAWS PUBLIC MARKETS-Oont.'niwrf, '"*°'' By-law respecting R. 486 " R. 4(16 R. 487 " R. 498 • R. 494 R. 4OT R. 499 " R. 499 " R. 801 •• R. 802 " R. 803 " R. 803 " R. 506 " R. 510 " 229 By-Uw to amend By-law, No. 483, reapeoting R. 616 R. 617 " " the Cattle Market R. 622 " " Butchers' lioeiwee R. 624 " •• weighing of coal R, Ml " " R. 632 " " •• R. 634 Animals not to be placed on the roads 238 Articles to be sold in the marlceta 236 Butcher's carts, regulations respecting 236 Butchers may supply vesse' . after market hours 234 " to be Biibjeot to the By-law respecting public markets 2:^ " to keep their shops and stalls clean 287 " selling meat out of the market to obtain a certificate 237 " shops not to be within 600 yards of public meat market 237 Cattle market, animals exposed in to be arranged as market clerk or lessee may direct 249 Cattle market, animak exposed in to be fastened, so as to prevent injury to them- selves and others 249 Cattle market, live stock brought to the market, feesfor 240 " fe38 on to be paid before sold 249 " sold by auctioneers need not be brought to 249 " to be Drought to before sold 249 Coal, sale of 243 " dealers in to furnish weight 243 " to be weighed on the public scales when required by purchasers 243 Committee on, mav inspect meat and provisions 239 " to nave control over maiket officers 240 " to make regulations 240 Designation and names of the public markets 229 Farmers, sale of meat by 238 " not to sell meat till market fees are paid 288 Fees for articles brought to markets by wam^ns 240 " provisions brought to market by nand 240 " refusing to pay 243 " power of lessee to collect 242 Fish may be sold anywhere 248 Fish market, fees for fish brought in boats 248 " fees for fish brought otherwise than in boats 248 " fees to clerk or lessee 248 " hours to be kept open 248 " persons may sell fish in 248 " persons selling fish in, not having stalls, to pay fees 248 " persons bringing fish to the City, to give a statement of the quantity and weight thereof 248 Forestalling 238 Gnun, places for selling 241 " "weighing 241 Hay and straw, places for selling'. 241 '' lees for, brought in waggons, &c 242' " " vessels or railway carriages 242 " weighing 243 " committing or attempting fraud in selling or weighing 243 " giving a wilful false return of weight and quantity 248 " refusing to have weighed t 243 OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 585 PUBLIC MARKET&-Ce authorized without an estimate of their cost 314 InHufflcient CHtlmates to he reported 318 QUEKN. HER MAJESTY THE MemberH :>f the Council not to speak disrespectfully of, nor of any of the Royal Family, the Governor General, or Lieutenantp-Govemor 284 QUEEN'S PARK, By-law resiKJcting the construction of new roads in 426 " to ac(|uire a lease of a portion of R, 629 " to amend By-law R. 674 Issue of fl0,000 debentures for the oonstruotioa of new roads in 432 QUEEN STREET, By-law to authorize an appropriation to construct a drain on R. 477 " to open and extend R. 482 R. 483 Issue of £241, debentures for improvements on E. 484 " debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on 423 " 95,000, debenture* for the re-construction of a sewer on (John to Dum- mer) 442 " 91,720, debentures for sewer on (Lumley to Bishop) 626 Street Railway on 109 RACING, Persons not to race on the streets or sidewalks 164 RAFFLING, Licenses to theatres, exhibitions, shows, or places of public amusement, to con- tain a proviso against 213 See Gamblino. RAILWAYS, Fees to be paid for bringing hay and straw to the City in, for sale 242 See Dkbentubks— Credit Valley Railway— Grand Trunk Railway Company— Northern Railway of Canada— Toronto and Guelph Railway— Toronto, Grey, and Bruce Railway— Toronto and NiPissiNO Railway— Street Railways. REAL ESTATE, iSee City Lands- Public Lands. REDUCTION OF TAXES. See Court op Revision -Taxes. REFINERIES. See Coal Oil Rkfineriks. REFRESHMENTS, Fees for licenses to houses for sale of 216 Forfeiture of license for Mle of 218 Not to be sold in the public parks, ftc, without permission 96 " on Sunday in the public parks, ftc 96 Su Licenses. REGISTRATION OF DEBENTURES. See Debentures. REGISTRY OFFICE, Issue of 911,000 for erection of 346 RELIEF, To the families of those who jn the performance of their duties have died from injuries received ct fires 198 See Taxes. REMOVAL OF EARTH, Gravel, sand, &o 171 Sward, turf, sand, gravel, or eiteio of 84,352 to aid in constructing sewer on 367 «.5,690 •' " 520 SERVANTS, Emplojonent of 213 Intoxicating drinks not to be given to 221 Of the Corporation not to interfere in the election of Mayor or Aldermen 24 See Elections— Corporation Officers— Intellioenob Offices. SERVICE DRAINS, Not to be used to drain more than two houses 272 See Drains— Public Health. SEWERAGE RATE, By-law to provide for R. 496 174 Treasurer to proceed against defaulters for 179 Collectors to demand payment of 178 Commutation for 179 Form of Collector's roll for 181 biU 182 " of covenant to be given Board of Works in certain cases 186 " of license given to persons commuting ; 182 Persons coiimuting to receive a license to drain into conunon sewers 179 " willin;,' to pay, without using common sewers, to execute a covenant to the Board of Works 179 Separate rolls to be made out for 178 See Common Sewers. SEWERS. See Common Skwbrs-Debkntobks-Streets -(under thoir respective nameB). SHADE TREES. See Trees. SHEEP, By-law respecting destruction of by dogs R. 521 Amount of fine to be paid poundkeeper, if impounded 198 Not to nln at large within limits of the City 198 Penalty if found running at large 201 TreHpassing on land to be impounded 198 SHERBOURNE STREET, By-law to issue $6,14(5 debentures for sewer south of Gerrard Street 511 " to issue $3,937 debentures for sewer ou 515 Issue of debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on 446 «4,400 " " " 528 Appropriation for improvements on 439 SH00TI^fG, Fire arms not to be used in burial grounds, except at military funerals 161 the city 172 Not allowed in the public parks, squares, or grounds 96 See Archery. OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 589 PAOl. SHOPS, f'ee Bkead— Butchers— Taveknb. SHOWMEN. See Itinerant Showmen. SHOWS, ♦ Licenses for 211 -See Exhibitions— LiCENSEa, SHRUBS. ,See Trees. SHUTER STREET, By-law for construction of sewer on from Dalhousie Street to Jarvis Street, and to levy a rate therefor R. 495 Issue of debentures for sewer on 363 SIDE SHOWS, Fees for licenses to 211 .S'ee Exhibitions -Licenses. SIDEWALKS, By-law for the preservation and repairs of the planking and sidewalks of in the city R. 472 By-law for the suppression of nuisances, and for the protection of streets and sidewalks R, By-law to prevent persons congregating on, and obstructing R, " for the regulation of R. R. " R. R. 476 489 494 604 506 608 162 Awnings and signs extending over 171 " removal of 171 Breaking up, removing, or making excavations under 170 Cordwood or coal not to be piled on 169 Foot passengers, regulations regarding 163 Indecent wntings or pictures 173 Merchandize on ." _. 169 Owners of property requiring to drive across a sidewalk t« enter their premises, to construct a bridge over the drains 166 Persons meeting and passing each other to pass on the right 163 " not in any way to obstruct the sidewalks 166 Porches and steps not to encroach upon 171 Riding or driving on 165 Runnmg or racing on. 163 Snow, removal of 166 " to be removed from roofs of buildings 168 Street, when the word includes sidewalks 173 Street-preaching permitted it the proceedings are orderly, and it does not obstruct the sidewalks ._ 163 Three or more persons not to stand in a group on 163 To be watered and swept every morning, Sundays excepted 166 Vehicles, &o. , not to be mn on 166 Woodcutters not to obstruct 169 See Streets— Public Parks. SIGNS, Erection of, general regulations regarding 171 Extending over sidewalks 171 Regulations respecting 171 Removal of 171 Sfe Awnings -Buildings. SLA JGHTER HOUSES, Distance of from street or other houses 270 Certificates for 271 " printed copy of, to be hung up in 271 Construction of • 270 Not to be built or used without the permission of the Health Officers — 270 Regulations regai •'ing 270 To be whitewashed and kept clean Yards of to be paved *i'€e Public Health. SLEIGHS. .See Vehicles. SMALL POX. See Public Health. * SMITH, JOHN B. . . ^ „ , xt »„o By-law for the temporary relief of in connection with By-law, No. 503 *■. SMOKING, In certain buildings prohibited S"" 271 270 519 590 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS PAOE, SNOW, By-law respecting the removal of, from sidewalks R, 494 By-law to amend No. 467, respecting R, 522 If snow cannot be removed from sidewalks without injm'ing same, sand or ashes to be strewed thereon 1C7 Salt not to be placed on streets or carriage-way to dissolve 167 To be cleared from Street Railway track _ IO7 To be removed from roofs of builoings ' 168 SOLICITORS. -See City Solicitors. SOUTH PARK STREET, By-law to authorize the extension of from the Don to the Kingston Road 336 SPADINA AVENUE, By-law for the sale of lands in, received from J. G. Bowes 97 Issue of $1,129 in debentures, to assist in the construction of sewer on 77 Special rate for 79 Issue of $2,120 debentures, to assist in the construction of a sewer on 442 " - »1,120 " " 530 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. See Assessment, Local — Debentures — Sewerage Rate — Streets (under their respective names.) SPIRITUOUS LIQUOIIS. See Liquors. SQUARES. Sec Public Parks. ST. ANDREW'S HALL. iSee St. Lawrence and St. Andrew's Halls. ST. ANDREW'S MARKET, By-law to p'lrchase a site, and to provide for the construction of E. 506 " set apart $6,000 for erection of new market E. 501 Issue of £2,000 debentures on behalf of E. 487 " $16,300 debentures for completion of. 432 $6,000 " '^ 442 Limits of 232 Purchase mone^ for site and erection of buildings, to be paid out of insurance money received for former market '. E. 506 See Public Markets.' ST. ALBAN'S STREET, Issue of $3,140 debentures for a sewer on 624 ST. ANDREW'S STREET, Issue of debenture!) to assist in the construction of a sewer on 423 " $987 debentures " " 527 ST. GEORGE STREET, Issue of debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on 384 $11,232 debentures " " 52;} ST. JOSEPH STREET, Issue of $2,47.'* debentures for sewer on 536 See Public Markets. ST. LAWRENCE AND ST. ANDREW'S HALLS, By-law to provide for the proper use and custody of R. 487 226 By-law to amend By-law No. 482, respecting R. 525 " ■" Nos. 482 and 623, respecting R. 531 Charges for the use of halls, &c 227 Charges to be deposited with Treasurer, by persons requiring to use 226 Duty of thecaretaker 226 Extra expenses for repairs to be deducted out of deposit money 228 Fees of caretaker 228 Injury to halls or rooms 226 PossesBion not to be given till money is deposited 226 Public meetings at 227 See Caretaker op St. Lawrence Hall -Debentures-" Diagram of St. Lawrence Market "- St. Lawrence Market. ST. LAWRENCE MARKET, Issue of £5,000 debentures for erection of E. 486 Issue of £7,200 debentures for improving E. 487 Issue of £4,.')00 debentures for erection of E. 4815 Iccue of £(KtO debentures for erection of E. 487 Shops, stalls, and arcade, how to be used %i3 Limits of 230 Special provisionsrfespecting 233 See "Diagram of the St. Lawrence Market"— Public Mabkxts— St. Lawrence Hall. ST. PATRICK'S MARKET. Issue of J800 debentures for erection of R. 489 Issue of £800 debentiures for erection of E. 486 OF THE Cirr OF TORONTO. 591 PAOK. ST. PATRICK'S MARKET— Continued, Limits of 231 See Public Markets. ST. PATRICK STREET, Issue ef 91,600 debentures, for sewer on 801 «2,786 •' " 629 " • $860 " " 636 Issue of debentures to assist in the construction of a sewer on 446 Appropriation for improvements on 439 STABLES, Drains to 273 See LiVEBT ?JABLES— POBUO HEALTH. STALLIONS. Not to be let to mares in public places 16& STANLEY STREET, By-law to chance the name from March Street to R. 486 STATUTE LABOtTE, By-law to compel tne payment of a rate in lieu of, and to exempt therefrom in certain cases R. 482 Certificate of enrolment in Fire Departmep t, after seven years, to exempt the holder from 192 STEAMBOATS, By-law to regulate the conduct of caomen, and others at R. 490 <« «« «< 224 Cabmen, &c., on arrival of steamboats, &c., not to approach nearer than fifteen feet to the gangways 225 See Ferryboats— Vessels. STEELYARDS. -See PyBLio Markets— Weights, Measures, and Scales. STEPS, Not to encroach on sidewalk . . 171 STEWART'S LANE, Debentures for draining and macadamizing R. 477 STONES, Not to be thrown in the public parks, squares or grounds 96 Throwing missiles in the streets 173 STOVES, Regulations respecting 39'i iSee Buildings. STRACHAN AVENUE, Appropriation for improvements on •i39 Issue of $2,217 debentures, for sower on, and King Street 536 STRANG, JOHN, Le•••• lOd " to regulate the conveyance of merchandise on 370 Advertising sales on, by crying, ringing belU, 4c 170 Auctions on '•69 692 INDEX TO iHE BY-LAWS PAOE. .STREETS— ContinueW, Awnings on 171 Breaking up 170 Buildings not to be removed on or across without leave 168 " defacing, &o 172 Cleaning of to be done by Board of Health 267 Climbing lamp-posts, trees or fences 172 Cordwood or coalnot to be thrown or piled on 169 Crowding or jostling foot passengers 163 Dirt, dust, snow and ice to be removed from sidewalks 166 Doors, porches, steps, &o., on 171 Drains, gutters, and watercourses to be kept clean 167 Driving over crosbings 164 Excavations in 170 Fire arms not to be discharged in 172 " not to be carried through, except in metal fire-pans 172 " not to be made in 172 Fire-works in . 172 Foot passengers, regulations regarding 163 ~ 123 169 370 169 169 Gambling prohibited in . Goods, merchandise, &c. ; not to be exposed for sale on convevance of . . , " placed on , " reception or delivery of Gravel or sand not to be removed without permission 171 Hand-carts not to be run on the side-walks 166 Horses and carriages standing in the street 165 " not to be oroken in or trained in 166 " " tied to trees 441 " not to run at large in 166 " not to stand in, without being secured 164 Immoderate riding or driving on 164 Indecent exposure in .' 173 " writings and pictures in 173 Interpretation of the word " Street " 173 Markets upon not to obstruct 232 Noises in _ ._ 170 Occupiers of property requiring to drive across drains to construct a bridge over them 165 Penalty for infringement of By law regarding 174 Persons in chai-ge of vehicles to remain on or walk beside same 164 Preaching in, permitted if streets not obstructed. 163 Removal of earth from, prohibited 171 Repairs of, by Street Railway 106 Riding or driving in 164 Running or racing on 164 Salt not to be placed on 167 Snow, ice, or dirt, removal of 166 Sidewalks to be watered and swept 166 Steps, porches, &c. , not to encroach on 171 Stud horses not to be let to mares in 166 Three or more persons not to stand in a group in 163 Trees, protection of . . . ._ 440 Throwing stones, Ac. , in 173 Vehicles without horses not to be placed on 166 See Debenturgh— Sidewalks- Streets (under their respective names)— Watering Streets. STREET RAILWAYS, By-law respecting 106 Act of Parliament, recital of 114 Agreement to build by Easton, confirmation of, by special By-law 114 '' " on what terms 114 " " consideration for 110 " " covenants in by City 110 " » " Easton Ill " " date of 105 •' " habendum or granting clause 110 " " parties to 106 "■ " recital of 105 " " time for which it extends 108 " " when to come into effect 107-109 *• " confirmation of 114 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 698 PAOB, STREET RAILWAYS— Continued, Arbitration, certain matters to be settled by ion Cars, construction of, to be of modem style 107 , " hours for running 107 " licenses to be tt^en out for each 107 " " fee on each to be five dollars 107 " may be run and fares collected as soon as railway constructed and certi- fied to . . 114 ' ' ^ not to nm on Sunday 107 " ' not to be run without having rules and regulations posted up in them 116 " sleighs to be substituted for,_ when track is obstructed with snow 107 " speeid of, not to exceed six milea an hour 107 " to be used exclusively for passengers 107 " to be numbered 107 " to have the right to the track 112 115 " to run sixteen hours in summer and fourteen in winter 107 " ' " at intervals of not more than thirty minutes 107 (.'ity assuming the road to pay its value as settled by arbitration 108 " may allow other parties to construct lines on other streets, first giving Easton one month's option to construct 109 " may annul the privilege under the agreement if Easton does not proceed after notice from surveyor 109 •' may assume the road after thirty years^ first giving six months' notice 108 " may assume the road at end of any five years, after expiration of first thirty years, on giving owe year's notice 108 " may give proprietor notice to proceed in certain cases 109 " may grant leave to cross Easton's lines by other lines 115 " may take up streets for City purposes without paying compensation or damages _. 106 " not to delay granting any certificate, but to aid Easton in canying out agreement _. 110 " to give a reasonable notice of intention to npen streets 110 " not to delay in opening streets 110 ' ' to pass a By-law in accordance with the resolutions, without delay, after Act of Farliament passes Ill City Surveyor to make repairs if not made in reasonable time by the proprietor.. 108 " to notify the proprietor to put crossings, roadway, &c., in repair forthwith 108 Conductors to announce names of streets and squares, as they are reached 107 t'onstruction of railway to be according to modem practice 106 " of railway to be substantial 106 " of railway to be to the satisfaction of the Council 106, 113 " of railway to be to the satisfaction of the City Surveyor 113 " of railway to be under supervision of the City Surveyor 106 " of railway, time for, extended, if delayed by mjunction 113 Construction of railway when once begun, it shall be carried on steadily and with- out intermission 112 Construction of railway while going on, Easton to provide lights, barriers, and watchmen, if necssary 112 Construction of railway, traffic, travel, water-courses, and cross streets, must not be impeded 112 Costs of making repairs neglected by proprietor, to be recoverable from him 108 Easton, authorized to lay down railways on any street 105 " exclusive right to build and run, granted for thirty years, on terms con- tained in resolutions 110 " proposal of, to build ._ 106 " to construct and keep in repair crossings, similar to those made by the City 106 " to pave or macadamize, and keep in repair eighteen inches on each side, outside the rails 106 " to pay license fees Ill " to submit rules and regulations for working railway 115 " when other lines are projected, to have one month's option- to construct. 109 " giving up railway or ceasing to use privileges, to forfeit the whole pro- prty 108 " liable for all damages arising out of constraction or operation of the railways 108 " may construct additional lines on same terms as now granted 109 LL 594 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS PAOK. STEEET RAILWAYS— Continued, Eaaton may have one month's option to construct liaes projected by other parties 109 " not to be notified to proceed with Kin^ and Queen Streets portions, until the 1st January, 1862 Ill " on paying license fees, and conforming to all regtilations, to have quiet enjoyment HI " resolution as to, notifying to proceed after four mouths, only t^ apply to Yonge Street Ill Fare shall be five cents only 108, 113 Forfeiture, proprietor giving up railway to forfeit all privileges 108, 109 " of whole property, unless afl three lines are completed 114 Gauge to be that of ordmary vehicles 112 Licenses to be taken out for each car, and fee for to be 85 107 " Easton covenants to pay fees for Ill Passengers, cars to be used exclusively for use of 107 PenaJty for contravening 116 Petition for construction of 106 Bidl to be the flat rail used in Philadelphia, as it may be modified by the Covmcil and City Sur eyor 106 Railways, how to be workoa, rules for 105 " to be constructed on Yonge, King, auJ Queen Streets 109 " to be of approved construction ._ 106 " to be constructed and maintained in accordance with the resolutions and agreement Ill " to be worked under regulations of the Council 113 " not to be located till plan is submitted tu and approved of by City Surveyor 106 Rules and regulations tu be posted on the cars 115 " and regulations to be submitted tu the Council for approval, and to be approved before certificate is granted 116 " and such further regulations may be made from time to time as do not inter- fere with the resolutions 113 Servants and employes kept upon railways, to be civil and sober 112 Sleighs to be used when tracks impeded with snow and ice 107 Snow and ice, accumulations of, tu be rcmfived from the track 107 Special resolution, and sanction of ('duncil required befure road opened to the public 107 Special resolution ti) be passed, on cartificatt' of City Surveyor that the line is conformalle to agreement 107 Streets, before breaking up, Eastou is tu give City Surveyur ten days' notice. . . . 112 " City may take up, without payiuK compensation or damages 106 " not more that 2,600 feet is to be uroken up at once by Easton 112 " notice of breaking up to be given by City to Eaaton 1^0 Tracts of, conform to grades of the various streets 106 " on King and Queen Streets, to be completed and equipped in two years from the passing of Act of Parliament 109 " on Yonge Street, tu be completed and equipped in twelve months after Act of Parliament passed 109 Vehicles, other than those of the railway to give place to, and in no way obstruct the cars 115 Vehicles, other than those of the railway may uBe the track, provided they do not impede cars, and subject to the right of the cars to the track 112 SUNDAYS, Ferry-boats not to run on 158 Refreshments not to be sold in the parks on 90 Street cars not to run on 107 SWEARING, In the streets or public places 221 SWEEPS. See Chimney Inspectors. SWEEPING STREETS. See Assessment, Local— Sidewalks— Stbbetf. SWINE, By-law to repeal the laws relative to swine running at large in the City, and to authorize the forfeiture to the City of all sviine so running at lavge R. By-law for preventing from running at large within the City R. " to amend the pound law so far as regards the {lounding of sv/ine R. Not to run at large within the City limits 198 Penalty if found running at large 201 Trespassing on land to be impounded 198 See Pounds— Public Mabkets. 474 493 490 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 595 SYDENHAM STREET, ''*°*^' Appropriation for improvementB on 439 TABLEAUX, Fees for lioenies to exhibit 211 9u Exhibitions— Licenses. TAINTED FISH OR MEAT, To be Heized and deatr : yed , 270 TANNERIES, Not to be established without leave of the City Engineer 396 See BciiiDiNaB. TAVERNS, By-law to amend the law to license and regulate K, R. II I( II 440 Interfering with gas lamps to be remove Ratepayers may provide for superintendence of ;U9 Hee Assessment, Local. WATER WORKS, Issue of 82,000 debentures for survey of new water works fiO By-law to authorize the construction of new 348 Issue of $600,000 debentures for the construction of new 356 8600,000 " " " 387 8900,000 " " " 449 WEIGH HOUSES, By-law respecting R. 488 R. 488 " R. 489 " R. m " R. 499 " R. 499 " R. .502 " R. 506 " R. .510 229 Location of 247 Persons in charge of, to be under control of Standing Committee on Public Markets 247 Persons refusing to have WM^gona weighed, subject to penalty 247 Persons having loads ana refusing to have them weighed, ' subject to a penalty 247 Persons to be put in charge of 247 Places, — on Front Street, in the limits of hay market 247 at St Andrew's market 247 Weigh notes, particulars of 245 See Public Markets — Weigh Master — Weights, Measures, and Scales. WEIGHING MACHINES. See Weigh House-Weigh Master- Weights, Measures, and Scales. OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 699 WEIGH MASTER, ""' Ajnonnt of neourity to be given by 244 Appointment of ..!.!!.'...,.!.'!.'.'!.'! 344 BonlcH required to be Icept by him .""!,'.].'!!"'!!!!,! 246 Duties of .'...!!.'.!...!.".. 244 Fees of !.!].!!!!!!!! 246 Houn of attendance 244 To be general iMueotor of marketi, and a upeoial conttable !.!!!..!!. 246 To certify deductions when article! are not merchantable 246 To give weigh notes ] ' 245 To fnnpect quality of hay, &c ...!....!!.. 246 To make retuma in writing 246 To produce booka for inspeiction .',[ 246 To weigh articles submitted to him 244 Sureties to be approved of by Standing Committee on Public Marketa ...... 244 See Wkioh H0UBE8. WEIGHTS, MEASURES, AND SCALES, By-law to regulate weights, measures, and weighing machine* R. 496 R. 612 ** ** R. fiM Penalty for Helling in market by false ' 236 Spring scales not to hv usod for market purposes 234 To be stampetl 284 See Wrioh Houses— W«ioh Ma8tbk. WELLE8LEY STREET, Issue of debentures to assist in the construction of 81,840 debentiwes WELLINGTON PLACE, Issue of debentures to assist in the construction of WELLINGTON STREET, sewer on 446 680 a sewer on 884 By-law for paving R. to authorize the opening and extending R, 480 490 614 Issue of 8992 debentures to construct sewer on " 93,017.24 debentures for flagged sidewalk between Yonge Street and Scott Street 498 Issue of 83,327 debentures for sewer on 622 WESTERN MARKET. See St. Andrew's Mabkbt. WESTERN CITY LIMIT, By-law to name 468 WEST MARKET PLACE. See Wkbt Mabket Stbkbt. WEST MARKET STREET. See Lbases. WHARVES, Approaches not to be obstructed 166 Wharfage of Feny Boats to be safe 158 .See Cabmen —STE.VMBOATB. WHARVES AND HARBOURS, STANDING COMMITTEE ON, Duties of 299 To join with Finance Committee in managing accounts of Esplanade lots.... 299 To manage and report on property abutting on the water 299 See Committees of the Council. WHEELS AND TIRES. See Cartb— Vehicles. WIDMER STREET, Issue of debentures to assist in the construction of a Mwer on 423 " 81,037 debentures " " " 626 WILLIAM HENRY STREET, Appropriation for improvements on 439 Issue of 82.967 debentures for sewer on 523 WOOD. See Cordwood— Public Markets. WOOD AND LUMBER MARKET, Limits of 231 See Cordwood— Public Markets. WOODEN BUILDINGS. See Buildinos. WOODCUTTERS, Not to obstruct the sidewalks 169 WOOD STREET, Issue of 84,092 debentures for sewer on 623 81,081 " " 684 YONGE STREET, By-law to authorize the construction of a public sewer on R. 480 " to provide for watering, from Queen to Front Street R. 498 " respecting connection mth the main sewer on 463 600 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS YONOB STREET- Continwrf, '**"* Premiws abutting on, to be dnined into nower 4M iMue of £800 debenture* for dnkinlng, macMlainizinKi *>' blool(int{ Yonge Htrcvt from King Street to the Bay . U, 476 Imue of £1,800 debentures for improvemeDtH in K. 484 " 92,098.67 delwnturei for aewer from Maitland to Ann Street 4!)n " 16,920 debentures for stone aidewallc from Front to King Street . . 405 " 11,299.33 in delienturefi to aHHiHt in the oonHti-uotion of Hewer on . . 77 Special rate fur '. 70 " debentures for blocic pavinK on :<82 " $7,248 debentures for oompletlon of sewer on MJi " 98,000 debenturei. jt the re-construotion of a sewer on (King to An*i) 442 " 96,000 debentures for sewer on (Maitland to Bloor) 510 Street railway on 100 YONGE STREET LANE, Issue of 9470 debentures for sewer from Shuter to Cruikshank Street 508 YORK AND PEEL, Issue of 96,000 debentures to United Counties of, for maintenance of prisoners in Common Jail 127 Special rate for 128 YORK STREET, Issue of £800 debentures for the purpose of draining and luacadantizing York Street, from King Street to the Bay R. 477 IISIBEX TO THE MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL, AKn PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. ADAM80N, WILLIAM, Councilm»n, St. David'n Ward, 1804, 1865 , Aklennan, Hi. David'H War«l, IHHfi, 1867, 18(iH, 18C9, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873 ; Aid .Tmaii, St. ThomaB' Wiird, 1874 ; Alderman, St. David'H Ward, 1876, 1870, 1877. ALLAN, Hon. GEORGE W., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1849, 18% ; Alderman, St. David'H Ward, and Mayor, 1866 ; Water Works Conimigsiont r, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875. 1876, 1877. ALLEN, D., Turnkey at Jail, 1877. (Anpoioted 1872). ALLEN, GEORGE L., Chief of Police, 1847, 1848, ir»49, 1860, 1851, 1*52 ; Governor of Jail, from 1852 to 1872. ALLEN, THOMAS, Collector, St. Lawrence Ward, part of 1874, and Aldorman, St. David's Ward. 1877. ANDREWS, WILLIAM, Councilman. St. David's Ward, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843. ANDREWS, WILLIAM, Assessor, St. Patrick's Ward, 1873. ARDAGH, kiCHARD. Couacilman, St. David's Ward, 1864 ; First Assistant Engineer Fire Departnient, 1877. (Appointed, 1866.) ARDAGH, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1860. ARGUE, JOHN, Housekeeper City Hall. 1877. (Entered service of Corporation, 1851.) ARMSTRONG, JAMES, Chief Entrineer.Fire Brigade, 1847. ARMSTROlfG, JOHN, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1834, 1836; Aldenniin, St. Andrew's Ward, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1846 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1847, 1848. ARMSTRONG, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1849,1860; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1882, 1853 ; General Inspector of Licenses, from 1867 to 1876. ARTHURS, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1834, 1836. ASHFIELD, JAMES, Councilman, St. (Jeorge's Ward, 1849, 1860 ; Councilman, St Georgen Ward, and Chief Engineer Fito Brigade, 1861, 1852, 1853; Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1877. (Appointed 1864.) AWDE, ROBERT; Greneral Inspector of Licenses, 1877. (Appointed 1876.) BACON, W. W., Clerk, Water Works office, 1877. (Appointed 1874.) BALDWIN, MORGAN, Alderman, St. Thomas' Ward, 1876, 1877. 602 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OP BALL, JOHN. Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1877. BARBER, GEORGE A., Auditor, from 1860 to 1874. BARNHART, C, Governor of the Jail, 1834, 1836. BAXTER, JAMES, Councilman. St. Patrick's Ward, 1853. BAXTER, JOHN, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864, 1866, 1868. 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1874 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, and President of the Council, 1875. BEAMISH, GEORGE, Collector, St. Lawrence Ward, 1876. BEARD, GEORGE T., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1865, 1866 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1867, 1868. BEARD, JOSHUA G., Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1834, 1885, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1849, 1850, 1851, ia>2; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, and Mayor, 1854. BEAl.T*. ROBERT, Coxincilman, St. T awrence Ward, 1839, 1?40, 1841 ; Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, and Chief Engineer Fire Bri^iade, 1842, 1843, 1844; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, and Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1845, 1846 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1847 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, and Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1848, 1849 ; Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1850 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence VVard, 1851, 1852. BEATTY, ADAM, Councilman, St. David'B Ward, 1851, 1862, 1854, 1855, 1856 ; Assessor, St. David's Ward, from 1860 to 1871. BEATTY, S., Tu-nkey at Gaol, 1877. (Appointed, 1845.) BEATY, JAMES, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1836 : Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1853. BEATY, JAMES, Jr., Q.C., ' Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1877. BELL, EDWIN, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850. BELL, JOHN, Q.C., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1847, 1848, 1849 ; Aldennan, St David's Ward, 1853. BELL, JOSEPH, Turnkey at Gaol, 1877. (Appointed, 1876.) BELL, ROTJERT, Councilman. St. Andrew's Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865, 186C ; Aldennan, St. Andrew's Ward, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1872, 1873 ; Water Worke Commis- sioner, 1872, 1873 ; Chairman of the Board of Water Works Commissioners, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877. BELL, THOMAS, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1849. BELL, WILLIAM A., Clerk, City Clerk's Office, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation, 1874.) BENNETT, JAMES, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1863, 1864. BENNETT, JOSEPH H., City Engineer, from 1860 to 1871 ; Assistant Engineer, 1877. (Entered service of Cor> poration, 1851.) BERKINSHAW, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1859. BETHUNE, ANGUS, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1846, 1846. BIGGAR, C. R. W., Cit7 Solicitor, from 1873 to 1876. BLEVi.rS, JOHN, Alderman, St David's Ward, 1874, 1876, 1876, 1877. BLEVIN8, ROBERT, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1887, 1838, 1841, 1842. BOND, JOSEPH A., Assessor, St Andrew's Ward, 1873. BOOMER, GEORGE, Alderman, St George's Ward, 1868, 1861 ; Police Magistrate, and Commissioner of Police, 1862, 18^, 1864, 1865. THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 603 BOOTH, GEORGE H., Auiitant Engineer, 1874. (Entered service of Corporation. 1867. ) BOOTH, THOafi^S, t~ . / City Engineer, 1857, 1858. BOOZ, WILLIAM, Book-keeper and Assistant City Treasurer, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation, 1873. ) BOSTWICK, LARDNEK, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1834. BOSWELL, ARTHUR RADCLIFFE, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1877. BOULTON, G. D'ARCY, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, and President of the Council, 1870. BOULTON, WILLIAM H., Alderman, St. Pati^ck's Ward, 18,38, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1844 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, and Mayor, 1845, 1846, 1847 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1862 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, and Mayor, 1868. B0U8TEAD, JAMES B., Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1855 ; Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1860 ; Alder- man, St. James's Ward, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1874, 1875, 1876. BOWES, JOHN G., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1850 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, and Mayor, 1851, 1852, 1853 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1856 ; Mayor, by vote of people, and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, 1861, 1862, 1863. BOXALL, JOHN, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1869, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1865, 1866 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1867, 1868, 1869. BOYD, JOHN, Aldennan, St. David's Ward, 1868 ; Clerk in City Treasurer's office, 1871, 1872 ; Secretary of the Board of Water Works Commissioners, 1877. (Appointed 1872. BRITTON, JAMES, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1874, 1875. BROOKE, GEORGE, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1852, 1853. BROUGH, R. J., Engineer, AVater Works, 1877. (Appointed 1874.) BROUGHTON, J., Sr., Collector, St. David's Ward, 1877. (Appointed annually since 1872). BROWNE, H. W., Clerk, Water Works office, 1877. (Appointed 1873.) BROWNE. JAMES, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1837, 1838. BROV'.^E, WM. A., Assessor, St. Patrick's Ward 1877. BRUNEL, ALFRED, Alderman, St. ieorge's Ward, 1857, 1858, 1859 ; City Engineer, 1859, 18(i0 ; Alder- man, St. George's Ward, 1861, 1862. BUGG, JOHN, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1850, 1851. 1862 ; Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1853, 1854, 1855 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1856, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1872. BURKE, -wfMy Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1877. BURNS, JAMES, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1865, 1866. BURNSIDE, Dr ALEXANDER, Alderman. St. David's Ward, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844. BUTTERS, EDMUND L., Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1860. CAMERON, JOHN, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1866. CAMERON, Hon. J. HILLYARD, Q.C., Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1846, 1847, 18.51, 1852 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1854, 185& CAMERON, Hon. MATTHEW CROOKS, Q.C., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1859. CAMPBELL, W. A., Councilman, St David's Ward, 1843, 1844 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850. CANAVAN, JOHN, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1865, 1870, 1871, 1872 ; Alderman. St. Stephen's Ward, 1877. €04 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF CAPREOL, F. C, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 185S. CARFKAE, HUGH, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1837, 1838. CARFRAE, THOMAS, Jk., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1834, 1835. (PARLEY, JESSE, Caretaker, Western Cattle Market, 1877. (Appointed 1876.) CARLTON, ROBERT, Park Foreman, 1877. CARR, JOHN, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1847, 1848, 1849 ; Councilman, St. Andrew'w Ward 1851, 1852 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1863, 1854, 1855, 1858 : Alderraaii| St. Patrick's Ward, and President of the Coimcil, 1860 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1861, 1862, 1863 1864 ; City Clerk, from 1864 to 1871 ; City Conimis- sioner, 1871, 1872 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1873. CARROLL, GEORGE, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1859. CARRUTHERS, JOHN, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1864, 1865, 1856, 1858, 1860, 1866. CARTY, JEREMIAH, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1858, 1869, 1860. CASSIDY, SOLOMON, Turnkey at Gaol, from 1864 to 1872. CASSIDY. WILLIAM, Turnkey at Gaol, from 1855 to 1872, CAWTHRA, WILLIAM, Alderman, St Lawrence Ward, 1834, 1836. CAYLEY, Hon. WILLIAM, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1853. CHEWETT, JAMES G., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1838, 1839. CLAPP, J. C, Superintendent, Water Works, 1877. (Appointed 1873.) CLARKE. CHARLES, Turnkey at Gaol, 1869, 1870. CLEMENTS, JOHN, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1866, 1866; Alderman, St. George's Wai.i, l.sii7, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1873, 1874. CLOSE, PATRICK G., AldermtJi, St. Lawrence Ward, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, and President of the Council, 1877. COADY RICHARD, Assistant Book-keeper, City Treasurer's office, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation. 1873. r COATE, FRED. W., (Uderman, St. John's Ward, 1873. COATSWOR'TH, EMERSON, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1872 ; City Commissioner, 1877. (Appointed 1873.) COCKER, JOHN, Clerk in Treasurer's office, 1871, 1872, li73. COLWELL, WM. W., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877. CONLIN, PATRICK, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862. COOPER, THOMAS, Councilman. St. Patrick's Ward, 1836. CORNNELL, JOHN, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1875, 1876, 1877. COULTER, GEORGE, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850. CRAIG. GEORGE, Assessor, St. James's Ward, 1871. (Acted for ten years.) CRAIG, JOHN, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1834, 1835, 1836, 18;J7, 1836, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849. CRAIG, THOMAS, Councilman, St James's Ward, 1867, 1858. CRAWFORD, MARTHA, Matron to Oaol, 1877. (Appointed 1866. ) ORAWFORD, W. P.. Turnkey at Gaol, 1877. (Appointed 1866.) THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 605 CROCKER, JAMES, Alilorman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1875 ; Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1876, 1877. CROOKS, R. P., Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1856, ISofi, 1857, 1865. DALY tJHARLES, City Clerk, from 1835 to 1864, DARKEN, ROBERT, Turnkey at Gaol. 1877. ( Appointed 1874 . ) DAVIDS, JOSEPH, Alderman, St. Thomas' Ward, 1870. DAVIES, THOMAS, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1876. DAVIS, JAI 'ES, Assessor, bt Lawrence Ward, from 1863 to 1870 ; Assessor, St. George's Ward 1871. DAVIS, WILLIAM, * ' Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1853 ; Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1856, 1857. DEMPSEY, RICHARD, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852 ; Aldermar, St. John's Ward, 1855, 1856.1857. DENISON, GEORGE TAYLOR, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842. 1843. DENISON, GEORGE T4.YLOR, Sr., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1853. DENISON, GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr., Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1865, 1866 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1867. DENISON, RICHARD L., Alderman, St. Stephens' Ward, 1876. DENISON, ROBERT B., Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1848, 1849. DICKEY, NATHANIEL, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1862, 1863 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870. 1871. DICK, THOMAS, Alderman, St. Greorge's Ward, 1871, 1872. DICKINSON, EDWIN, Assessor, St. George's Ward, 1874, 1875 ; Inspector in Engineer's Department, 1876. DILL, TOHN, Ass sv - St. Patrick's Ward, 1872 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1876, 1877. DIXON, ALEXANDER, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1835 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844. DIXON, JOSEPH, Alderman. St. Andrew's Ward, 18.53. DODDS, ROBERT, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1863 ; Assessor, St. John's Ward, 1870 ; Collector, St, John's Ward, 1877. (Appointed annually since 1871.) DOEL, JOHN, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1834, 18*5, 18;i6. DOWNEY, THOMAS, Sr., Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876. DRAPER, FRANK C, Chief of Police, 1877. (Apiwinted 1874.) DRUMMOND, ANDREW, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1855. DRUMMOND, COLIN, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1834. DRUMMOND, JOHN W., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1859. DUGGAN, GEORGE, Sr., Aldei-man, St. Lawrence Ward, 1834 ; Alderman, St. David's W ard, 1835. DUGGAN, GEORGE, Jr., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1838, 1839, 1840 : Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1.S4.}, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850; Recorder, 1850, 1851, 1852, 18.53, 18.54, 1855, 1866, 1867 ; Recorder, and Commissioner of Police, 1&58, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1803, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867 ; Judge of the County Court, and Commissioner of Police, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876. DUGGAN, JOHN. Q.C., Alderman. St. George's Ward, 1864, 1855, 1856. DUNN, JAAIES R., Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864, 1865, 1866. 606 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF DUNN, JAMES R., Jr., Alderman, St. Ajidrew's Ward, 1874, 1876 ; WeighmMter, 1877. (Appointed 1876 ] DUNN, JONATHAN, Councilman, St. Patriclc's Ward, 1843, 1844, 1846, 1846, 1850, 1861, 1852, 1853; Alder- man, St. Patrick's Ward, 18.54, 1855, 1856, 1858, 18.59, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863. EARL, THEOPHILUS, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864, 1855, 1866, 1857. EARLS, DAVID, Assessor, St. Patrick's Ward, for ten 3'ear8 previous to 1872 ; Agsessor, St. Andrew's Ward, 1871. EASTWOOD, JOHN, AJderman. St. Lawrence Ward, 1836. EDGAK, JAMES D., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1867. EDWARDS, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1866. EWAN, PETER, Deputy Govp- ji • of Gaol, 1877. (Appointed, 1872.) EWART, GEO.vU , Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1858, 1859, 1860, 1803, 1864 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1867. EVANS, E. W., Cashier, Water V/orks officu. 1877. (Appointed 1873.) EVANS, JOHN, Water Purveyor, Water Works office, 1877. (Appointed 1873.) FAIILEY Wm W. Aldfinnan. St. Andrew's Ward, 1874, 1875, 1876. FARRELL, JAMES, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864. FINCH, W. S , Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1859. FISHER, CHARLES, Weigh-master, from 1859 to 1875. FLEMING, ANDREW, Collector, St. John's Ward, from 1864 to 1869. FOWLER, ROBERT, Assessor, St. Lawi'ence Ward, from 1868 to 1872. FOX, WILLIAM W., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1867, 1868 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1859, 1860. FRASER, JAMES, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1865, 1866. GAMBLE, CLARKE, Q.C., City Solicitor, from 1840 to 1863. GEARING, JOSEPH, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1874, 1875, 1876. GIBSON, DONALD, Electrician, Fire Department, 1877. (Appointed W?.) GILBERT, ELISHA B., Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1854, 1855. GODSON, HENRY, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1864, 1865, 1872. GOOD, JAMES, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 18.54 : Alderman, St. James's Wanl, 1865. GOODERHAM, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1853, 1855. GORRIE, W. M., Councihnan, St. Lawrence Ward, 1857, 1858. GO W AN, OGLE R., Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1853, 1854 ; Inspector Tavern Licenses, from 1863 to 1876. GRAHAM, THOMAS, Second Assistant Engineer, Fire Department, 18'/ 7. (Entered service of Corporation 1862.) GRAHAM, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1854. GREEN, JOHN, Governor of Gaol, 1877. (Appointed 1872.) THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 607 GREEN, SAMUEL T., Councilman, St. Jameit's Ward, 1853. GREENLEES, JOHN, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1864, 1865 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1866 ; Water Works Commissioner, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877. GRIFFITH, ROBERT J., Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1858, 1859, 1860. GRIFFITH, R. E.. Steward to Gaol, 1877. (Appointed 1863.) GURNETT, GEORGE, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1834 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1835 1836 • Alderman, St. George's Ward, and Mayor, 1837 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward' 1838, 1839 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847 ; Alderman, St. Geowe's V> ard, and Mayor, 1848, 1849, 18.50 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward. 1851 : Police Magistrate, 1851 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857; Police Magistrate and Com- missioner of Pohce, 1858, WnO, 18C0, 1861. HAG ARTY, Hon. J. H., Q.C., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1847. HALL, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1853. HALLAM, JOHN, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1876, 1877. HAMILTON, ALEXANDER, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842 ; Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1847, 1848. HAMILTON, WILLIAM, Jr. Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1865 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward. 1870. 1871. 1872,1873, 1874. 1875. , • , xoii, HARDING, WILLIAM, En^lneer at Gaol, 1877. (Appointed 1876.) HARMAN, SAMUEL BICKEItTON, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1866, 1867, 1808 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, Mayor, and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, l!869, 1870 ; Al- derman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1871, 1872 ; Assessment Commissioner, 1872, 1873, 1874 ; City Treasurer, 1877. (Appointed 1874. ) HARPER, JOHN, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1834, 1835, 1836 ; Assessor, St. James's Ward, from 1807 to 1872. HARRINGTON, JOHN, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1856, 1857. HARRIS, T. D., Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1838, 1839. 1840, 1841. HARRISON, ROBERT A., Q.C., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1867, 1868, 1869. HARRISONj THOMAS H., City Engineer, 1856. HASSARD, RICHARD, Aasesaor, St. Andrew's Ward, from 1862 to 1870 ; Assessor, St Patrick's Ward, 1871: Assessor, St. Andrew's Ward, 1872, 1875, 1876, 1877. HAYES, DANIEL, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1874, 1875. HAYES, MICHAEL P., Councilman. St. James's Ward, 1851 : Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1853. ' HEASLIP, JOHN, Assessor, St. Patrick's Ward, 1871, 1873 ; Collector, St. Patrick's Ward, 1877. (Ap- pointed annually since 1871.) HENDERSON, ALEX., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876. HENDERSON, GEORGE, Councibnan, St. David's Ward, 1835, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840. HENDERSON, T., ' Bell Ringer, Knox Church, 1877. (Appointed 1871.) HENDERSON, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1855, 1856. HENRY, JOHN, Collector. St. Patriok'B Ward, from 1867 to 1871. HETHERINGTON, JOHN WATSON, Clerk in Chamberlain's oifice, 1871. (Entered service of Corporation 1859. HICKS, MATTHEW B., Assistant Chamberlain, 1871. (Entered service of Corporation 1858.) 608 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF HIGGINS, WILLIAM, Chief of Police, 1834 ; Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862; HILL, HENRY J., ' ' ' Asaiatant City Clerk, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation 1874.) HIME, HUMPHREY LLOYD, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1873. HODGES, J. G., Assessor, St. James's Ward, 1877. (Appointed annually since 1873.) HORSNELL, MARGAEET, Assistant Matron at Gaol, 1877. (Appointed 1874.) HOWARD, JOHN G., City Engineer, from 1843 to 1864. HOV^CUTT, .TOHN, iJouncilmaii, St. Andrew's Ward, 1848. HOWSON, JOSEPH, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1871. HUGHES, JAMES, Caretaker, St. Andrew's Market, 1877. (Appointed 1876.) HUGHES, PATRICK, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1877. HUGHES, WM. R., Auditor, 1877. (Appointed annually since 1875.) HULME, GEORGE, Collector, St. Lawrence Ward, from 1860 to 1874. ' HUNT, GEORGE, Market Consteble, 1877. (Appointed 1872.) HUTCHISON, JOHN, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1862, 1853, 1856 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, and Mayor, 18o7. HYNES, PATRICK, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1866, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872 ; Assessor, St. David's Wwd, 1873. IRWIN, JAMES, Messenger, 1869, 1870. JACKES, FRANKLIN, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1834. JAMES, ROBERT, Jr., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1863, 1864 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1865. JARDINE, ARBUCKLE, Collector, St. James's Ward, from 1866 to 1870 ; Collector, St. John's Ward, 1871. JARDINE, WILLIAM, Clerk in Chamberlain's office, 1871, (Entered service of Corporation 1868.) JAR VIS, STEPHEN M., i- / Alderman. St. George's Ward, 1862, 1863, 1864. JARVIS, WILLIAM BOTTSFORD, Alderman, St, Andrew's Ward, 1841, 1842. JOHNSON, C. W., City Engineer from 1871 to 1875. JOPLING, J., Inspector, City Enjjineer's office, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation 1876.) KENNEDY, THOMAS, Assessor It. Andrew's Ward, from 1867 to 1870 ; Assessor, St. John's Ward, 1871 1872 ; Assessor, St. Stephen's Ward, 1876, 1877. KENNEDY, WARRING, Alderman. St. John's Ward, 1871. KERR, JAMES, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1863. KERR, JOHN, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1872. KETCHUM, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1836, 18;i6. KIMBER, GEORGE, Jr., Clerk, Assessment Department, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation 1873i) KIMBER, GEORGE, SB., City Messenger, 1877. (Appointed 1872.) KING, JAMES, Alderman, St. David's W->rd, 1836. 1 THE COUNCIL AND < IVIC OFFICIALS. 609 KING, Dk. JOHN, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1836 ; Aldenuan, St George'8 Ward, 1836, 1837, Xc740, lo41. lo42f 1843. KINGSFOKD, WILLIAM, City Eiwineer. 1856. KING8MILL. GEORGE, Chief of Police, from 1835 to 1846. KNEE8HAW, UICHAKD, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1851. KIDD, JOHN, SB., Governor of Gaol, from 1836 to 1840. KIDD, JOHN, Jb., Governor of Gaol, from 1841 to 1851. LACKEY, W., Inspector, City Enrineer's office, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation 1876. i LAWLOR, Db. MICHAJSL, f" < •; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1859. LEE, JOSEPH, Councilman, St Lawrence Ward, 1852, 1853 ; Alderman, St Lawrence Ward. 1854 I EF S N I^atron'to Gaol, from 1854 to 1873. LEE, WILLIAM A., Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1859 ; Assessor, St Patrick's Ward, 1872 ; Col- lector, St Patrick's Ward, 1875 ; Collector, St Stephen's Ward, 1876. LEIGH, EDWARD, Assistant City Commissioner, 1873. LENNOX, WILLIAM, Councilman, St Lawreuce Wanl, 1858. LEPPER, ARTHUR, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1869, 1870. LESLIE, GEORGE, Alderman, St Lawrence Ward, 1862. LESSLIE, JAMES, Alderman, St David's Ward, 1834. LITTLEJOHN, WILLIAM A., Clerk, City Clerk's Office 1877. (Entered service of Corporation 1874.) LOBB, FRANCIS, Clerk, City Treasurer's Office, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation 1872.) LOVE lOiIIi C Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1861, 1862 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1863, 1864. MALLON, J. J., Assessor, St. David's Ward, 1877. (Appointed annually since 1874.) MALLON, JOHN, Alderman, St Patrick's Ward, 1873, 1874. MANNING, ALEXANDER, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1856, 1857, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872 ; Alder- man, St. Lawrence Ward, Mayor, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, and member of the Board of Water Works Cumniissioners, 1873. MAliA, THOMAS, Councibnan, St Patrick's Ward, 1854, 1855. MARCH, CHARLES. Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1854. MARTIN, EDWARD, Secretary, Board of Health, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation 1873.) MARTIN, JAMES, Alderman, St David's Ward, 1874, 1875. MATHERS, WILLIAM, Councilman, St Patrick's Ward, 1839, 1840, 1841. MAUGHAN, NICHOLAS, Assessor, St. Lawrence Word, 1877. (Appointed annually since 1873.) MEDCALF, FRANCIS H., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1860 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1863 ; Mayor, by vote of the people, and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, 1864, 1865, 1866; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1867, 1868; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1869 ; Alderman, St John's Ward, 1870. 1871 ; Mayor, by vote of the people, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners ot Police, and membeiointed 1874.) RAMSAY, JAMES, Assessor, St John's Ward, from 1802 to 1873 ; Assessor, St. Thomas' Ward, 1870, 1877. RAMSAY, WlIiLIAM, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1866, 1867, 1868. READ, DAVID B., Q.(\, Alderman, St. Patrick's Wanl, and Mayor, 1868. REED, JOHN, Councilman, St David's Wanl, 1859, 1861, 1802 ; Health InHiwctor, 1870. (Ap pointed 18(14.) RENNIE, ALEXANDER, Councilman, St Geonro's Ward, 18:16. RICHARDSON, Dr. J. H., Physician to Gaol, 1877. (Api*ointe«l 18(32.) RIDDEL, ARCHIBALD A., Alderman, St David's Ward, 1871. RIDDELL, FRANCIS, Councilman, St John's Ward, imc, ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1867, 1868, lWi!>, 1870, 1871, 1872 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Wanl, 1876, 1877. RIDDELL, JOSEPH, Caretaker, St. Lawrence Hall, 1877. (Apiminted 1868.) RIDOUT, GEORGE P., Alderman, St Andrew's Ward, 1848, 1849, 185L RIDOUT, SAMUEL G., Supervisor of Assessments up to 1872 ; Assessor, St. George's Ward, 1873 ; Assessor, St Thomas' Ward, 1874, 1876 ; Assessment Commissioner, 1875, 1876. (Entered service of Corporation 1863.) RITCHEY, JOHN, Councilman, St Andrew's Wanl, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1861. RITCHEY, JOHN, Jb., Alderman, St David's Ward, 1857, 1868, 1861. RITCHIE, JOHN, SB., Alderman, St 'Thomas' Ward, 1876, 1877. ROBINS. MATTHEW, Bookkeeper in City Treasurer's office, from 1871 to 1874. ROBINSOli^ Sib JaSeES LUKIN, Alderman, St John's Ward, 1853. ROBINSON, Hon. JOHN B., Alderman, St Patrick's Ward, 1861, 1853 ; Alderman, St Patrick.'s Wanl, and Pre- sident of the Council, 1864 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, aiid Mayor, 1866 ; Alderman, St Patrick's Ward, 1857 ; City Solicitor, 1877. (Appointed 1864.) RODDY, ROBERT, City Clerk, 1877. (Entered service of Corporation 1852.) ROGERS, SAMUEL. Councilman, St Andrew's Ward, 1853. ROMAIN, CHARLES E., t CouncUman, St James's Ward, 1852, 1863 ; Aldemian, St James's Ward, 1854, 1865. ROWELL. JOSEPH, Coundiman, St John's Ward, 1864, 1855, 1866. RUTHERFORD, E. H., Alderman, St G«orge'8 Ward, 1863, 1864. SCHRIEBER, W. G., Assessor, St Andrew's Ward, 1873, 1874. SHAW, SAMUEL, (.iounciUnan, St Andrew's Ward, 1847, 1848 ; Alderman, St Andrew's Ward, 1863. THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 613 8HEARU, JOSEPH, Alderman, 8t, Patrick's Ward, 1851, 1852 ; Alderman, St. .Tohn'ii Ward, 1864, 1856; Alderman, St. JamenV Ward, 1869, imft, mw, 18«7. 1W58, 1H«», 1870 j Alder- man, St. JameH'fi Ward, Mayoi-, and Chainiian of tno lioard of Comndmionem of Police, 1871, 1872 : Mayor and Memlnir of the Hoard of Water Works Com- mliwionerB, 1872 : Alderman, St. JameHx Ward, 1873, 1874, 1876, 187«. SIIKRWOOD, HENRY, (l.C, Alderman, St. David's Ward, and Mayor, 1842, 1843, 1844 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward. 1846. 1840, 1847 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1848, 1849. HHERWOOD, SAMUEL, Chief of Police, 1853, 1864, 1866, 1866, 1867, 1868 ; Alderman, 8t George's Ward, 1859, 1860 ; Councilman, St. GeoiKe's Ward, 1861. SHORTISS, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1?M ; /x!'J«rm»n, St. Patrick's Ward, 1857. SHUTT, WM. D., Accountant, City Engineer's oiflce, 1877. (Entenxl service of Corijoration 1873.) SIMPSON, geor(;e. Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1867. SMALL, JAMES E., , Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1836. ' SMALL, JOHN, Alderman, St. Lawrence Want, 1877. ' SMITH, A. M., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1866 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 18.58, 1859. SMITH, DAVID, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1860. SMITH, JAMES E., Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1867, 1858 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1859, 1800, 1861, 1862, 180;{, 1864, 1866. 1866 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, Mayor, and Chairman of the Board of Commissionera of Police, 18U7, 1868 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1869,1870. SMITH, JOHN, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1848, 1849, 1853 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1866 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1860 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1863. SMITH, JOHN, Alderman, St James's Ward, 1877. SMITH. JOHN T., Coimcilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1849, 1860, 1861, 1862 ; Councilman, St. James's Ward. 1864. SMITH, THOMAS, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1862 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1863, 1804, 1865. 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870. SNARR, THOMAS, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 186L SPENCE, JAMES, Collector, St John's Ward, 1870 ; Alderman, St John's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1876. SPENCE, JOHN, Councilman, St Andrew's Ward, 1863, 1804, 1866, 1866. SPOTTISWOOD, JAMES, Councilman, St David's Ward, 1861, 1862. SPROATT, HENRY, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1866, 1867, 1868 ; Alderman, St Andrew's Ward, 1869, I860, 1861, 1862, 1863: Assessor, St George's Ward, from 1867 to 1870; Assessor. St, Lawrence Ward, 1871 ; Assessor, St George's Ward, 1872. STANLEY, WILLIAM, CoUector, St. James's Ward, 1873 ; Alderman, St Johns' Ward, 1876. STERLING, JOHN. CouncUman, St. James's Ward, 1869 ; Alderman, St James's Ward, 1861, 1862, 1803, 1864. STITT. JAMES, Chief of Police, 1836. STOCK, JAMES, ^ Alderman, St Lawrence Ward, 1859, 1861. STORM, THOMAS, Councilman, St James's Ward, 1847, 1848. STOTESBURY, CHARLES, Councilman, St David's Ward, 1836 ; Alderman, St David's Ward, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841. STOTESBiniY, CHARLES E., Councilman, St James's Wara, 1860. STRACHAN, Capt. JAMES M.. Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1842 ; Alderman, St George's Ward, 1862. 014 INDEX TO MKMBEK8 AND OFFICKRM OF 8TUA(1HAN, WILLIAM, Aldu.iunn, Ht Lawrence Ward, 1850, 1HS8, I860, IWl, 1802, WK\, 180-1, 180n, IWM 1807, 1808, 1«01», 1870. SULLIVAN, Hon. IUHJKKT B., Alderman, St. David'n Ward, and Mayor, ISHd, m TAYLOR, ARCHIUALD, Councilman. St. I^awrence Ward, 18S0, 1800. TAYLOR, JOHN, Aldurninn, St. Tjawrenuo Ward, 1870. TAYLOR, SAMUKL E., Alderman, St. Uavid'H Ward, 1838. THOMAS, WILLIAM, (Uty Kngineer, 1863. THOMAS, WILLIAM, Alderman. St. Androw'H Ward, 1873. THOMSON, WILLIAM, Aldemian, St. John's Ward, 1872 ; Alderman, St. OeorKe'H Ward, 1873. THOMPSON, SAMUEL, (7ounuilman, St. Guorgu'H Ward, 1810, 1860 ; Alderman, St. Ueorgu'H Ward, 1861. 1852, 1863. THOMPSON, SAMUEL H., Councilman, St. Georue'H Ward, 1854. THOMPSON, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 18«Ui, 18(i