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Las diagrammes suivants illustrent la mithode. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 I ■.%%«mm%«nmmMinwiam«amMfi««^^ BY-liflW HO. 7 CP THE I Townstjipof Jldelaidef TO i»iioh:ibit Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Geese, etc, \ from running at large. .A.ITI3 I Ads Respecting Line Fences and Potinds, \ i STRATHROY, ONT.: Printed at The Aoe Steam Printing House. 1892. k%%%%%%m%%%%%%«a%imL%%%%«aa%%%%fmaa!K^«a%%%%%%%%%%^^^ / Being a By-1 running and to i care, fe( Where erty of the i travel on th( Pigs, Geese roads of the 1st. Be is hereby en icipal Act, t above-menti streets and 2nd. Ai that if any ( fares of the owner or om brought by flicted for a of Her Maj< 3rd. A] animals hav penalty for and alt cost animals. 4th. Ai any of the a icipality she fdund, and is and shall impoundin|i 5th. A Pound-keef: several Poi 6th. A the Pound- pounded, t for each Bu of six mont Vcirds, 75 c cents ; for charges to for feeding animal in t m 41 BY-LAW No. 7, Being a By-law to prohibit Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Geese and other Poultry from running at large on the Streets and Public Highways of the Township of Adelaide, and to fix a scale of fees to be charged by Pound-keepers in said Township for care, feeding, advertising and selling such animals as may be impounded : — Whereas it is necessary in the interests and for the protection of the prop- erty of the inhabitants of the Township of Adelaide, and for the safety of those who travel on the public highways in the Municipality, chat all Horses, Cattls, Shee;^, Pigs, Geese and other Poultry be restrained from running at large on the public roads of the said Municipality of Adelaide. Ist. Be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the Township of Adelaide, and it is hereby enacted in accordance with Sub-Sectiona 2 and 4 of Section 490 of the Mun- icipal Act, that from and after the date of the passing ot this By-law all or any of the above-mentioned animals are prohibited from running at large or trespassing on the streets and public highways of the Township of Adelaide. 2nd. And be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the Township of Adelaide that if any of the above-mentioned animals are found at large on the public thorough- ' fares of the Township of Adelaide after the date of the passing of this By-Uw the owner or owners of such animal or animals shall, upon sufficient evidence being brought by any ratepayer within the Municipality, be subject to all the penalties in- flicted for a breach of the By-laws of this Municipality, to be recoverable before any of Her Majerty's Justices of the Peace having jurisdictiion within this Municipality. 3rd. And be it enacted that any person turning out upon the roads any animal or animals having become worthless through age, disease or otherwise, shall incur the penalty for a breach of this By-law, and shall pay all damage caused by such animals and all costs incurred in the impounding, feeding, advertising and selling of said animals. 4th. And be it enacted, that, notwithstanding the second clause of this By-law, any of the above-mentioned animals found trespassing on the roads within this Mun- icipality shall be liable to be impounded within the Pound in which Division they are found, and «'The Act Respecting Pounds," (>hap. 215, Revised Statutes of Ontario, is and shall be the authority governing and controlling all pound-keepers and persons impounding animals within the limits of the said Township of Adelaide. 5th. And be it enacted that a fine of Two Dollars each shall be levied by the Pound-keepers on horses. Bulls, Boars, Rams and Breachy Cattle lodged in their several Pounds. 6th. And be it enacted that the following tees for impounding shall be paid to the Pound-keepers in the Township of Adelaide by the owners of the animals im- pounded, that is to say, for each Stallion of the age of one year and upwards, $1.00 ; for each Bull of the age of one year and upwards, 75 cents ; for each Boar of the age of six months and upwards, 75 cents ; for each Ram of the age of six months and up- Vcirds, 75 cents ; for each Mare or Gelding, 50 cents ; for each head of Cattle, 25 cents ; fofT each Sheep, 20 cents, and for each Pig, 25 cents. One-half of the above charges to be paid to the perroportion of the fence which marks the boundary between them, or if there is no ence they shall so make, keep up and repair the same proportion which is to mark such boundary, and owners of unoccupied lands which adjoin occupied lands shftll, upon their being occupied, be liable to the duty of keeping up and repairing such pro- portion, and in tiiat respect shall be in the same position as if their land had been oc- cupied at the time of the original fencing, and shall be liable to the compulsory pro- ceedings hereinafter mentioned. R. S. O. 1877, c. 198, s. 2. 4. In case of dispute between owners respecting such proportion, the following proceedings shall be adopted : 1. Either owner may notify (Form 1) the other owner or the occupant of the land of the owner so to be notiiied, that he will, not less than one week from the ser- vice of such notice, cause three fence- viewers of the locality to arbitrate in the pre- ' niises. 2. The owners so notifying shall also notify (Form 2) the fence- viewers, not less than one \/eek before their services are required. 3. The notices in both cases shall be in writing, signed by the person notifying, «•"" shall specify the time and place of meeting for the arbitration, and may be serv- ed by leaving the same at the place of abode of such owner or occupant, with some grown-up person residing thereat ; or in case of the lands being untenanted, by leav- ing the notice with any agent of such owner, 4. The owners notified may, within the week, object to any or all of the fence- viewers notified, and in case of disagreement, the Judge hereinafter mentioned shall name the fence-viewers who are to arbitrate. R. S. 0. 1877, c. 198, s. 3. 5. An occupant, not the owner of land notified in the manner above mentioned, shall immediately notify the owner ; and if he neglects so to do, shall be liable for all damage caused to the owner by such neglect. R. S. O. 1«77, c. 198, s. 4. 6- The fence-viewerd shall examine the premises, and if required by either party they shall hear evidence, and are authorized to examine the parties and their witnesses ou oath, and any one of them may administer an oath or affirmation for the purpose as in Courts of law. R. S. 0. 1877, c 198, s. 5. T.— (1) The fence-viewers shall make an award (Form 3) in writing signed by any two of them, respecting the matters so in dispute ; which award shall specify the locality, quantity, description and the lowest price of the fence it orders to be made, and the time within which the work shall be done, and shall state by which of the said parties the costs of the proceedings shall be paid, or in what proportion the same shall be paid to the parties. (2) In making the award, the fence- viewers shall regard the nature of the fences in use in the locality, the pecuniary circumstances of the persons between whom they arbitrate, and generally, the suitableness of the fence ordered, to the wants of each party. (3) Where, from- the formation of the ground, by reason of streams or other causes, it is found impossible to locate the fence upon the line between the parties, it shall be lawful for the fence-viewers to locate the said fence either wholly or partial- ly on the land of either of the said parties, where to them it seems to be most conven. tent ; but such location shall not in any way afiect the title to the land. AN ACT nESPEOTINO LINE FRN0B8. (4) If neoemry, the fenoe-viewerg may employ a provincial laiul surveyor, and have the locality deacribed by metes and bounds. R. 8. 0. 1877, o. 198, s. 8. 8. The award shall be deposited in the office of the olerk of the council of the municipality in which the lands are situate, and shall be an official document, and may be given in evidence in any leaal procoodinK by cei tifled copy, as are other offlc lal documents ; and notice of its being made shall be given to alf parties interested. R. H. 0. 1877, c. 198, s. 7. 9. The award may be enforced as follows : The person desiring to enforce it shall serve upon the owner or occupant of the adjoining lands a notice in writing, re- quiring him to obey the award, and if the award is not obeyed within one month af- ter service of the notice, the person so desiring to enforce it may do the work which the award directs, and may immediately recover its value and the costs from the owner by action in anv Division Court havini/ inriadint-inn in the locality , but the ■ by action in any Division Court having jurisdiction in Judge o* the Division Court may, on application of either party, extend the time for making the fence to such time im he may think just. R. S.' 1877, o. 198, b. 8. 10.— (I) The award shall constitute a lien and charge upon the lands respecting which It is made, when it is registered in the registry office of the registry division in which the lands are. "* ' (2) Such registration may be in duplicate or by copy, proved by affidavit of a witness to the original, or otherwise, as in the cose of any deed which is within the ^meaning of The HegUtry Act. R. S. 0. 1877, c. 198, s. 9. 11. The fence- viewers shall be entitled to receive $2 each for every day's work under this Act : Provincial land surveyors and witnesses shall be entitled to the same oompenuation as if they were subpoenaed in any Division Court. R. 8. 0. 1877, 0. 198, s. 10. T J '*•, Any person dissatisfied with the award made, may appeal therefrom to the Judge of the County Court of the county in which the lands are situate, and the pro- ceedings on the appeal shall be as follows : 1. The appellant shall serve upon the fence-viewers, and all parties interested, a notice in writing of his intention to appeal, within one week from the time he has been notified of the award ; which notice may be served as other notices mentioned m this .\ot. 2. The appellant shall also deliver a copy of the notice to the clerk of the Divi- •ion Court of the division in which the land lies, and the cleik shall immediately notify the Judge of such appeal, whereupon the Judge shall appoint a time for the hearing thereof, and, if he thinks fit, order such sum of money to be paid by the appellant to the said olerk as will be a sufficient indemnity against costs of the appeal, 3. The Judge shall order the time and place for the hearing of the appeal, and communicate the same to the clerk, who shall notify the fence-viewers and all parties Interested, in the manner hereinbefore provided for the service of other notices under this Act. 4. The Judge shall hear and determine the appeal, and set aside, alter, or affirm the award, correcting any error therein and he may examine parties and witnesses on oath, and, if he so pleases, may inspect the premises ; and may order payment of costs by either party, and fix the amount of such costs. 6. His decision shall be final ; and the award as so altered or confirmed, shall he dealt with in all respects as it would have been if it had not been appealed from. 6. The practice and proceedings on the appeal, including the fees payable for subpoBnas and the conduct money of witnesses, shall be the same as nearly as m-'v be fts in the case of a suit in the Division Court. R. S. O. 1877, c 198, s. U. 13. Any agreement in writing (Form 4) between owners respecting such line fence may be filed or registered and enforced as if it was an award of fence- viewers. R. S. 0. 1877, 0. 198, s. 12. I ■urveyor, and 08, a. 6. e counoil of the document, and I are other offlc- tiea iuterosted. 1^ to enforoe it m writing, re- I one month af- ihe work which coats from the iality , but the nd the time for 198, a. 8. mds reapecting giatry division 1 aifidavit of a t) ia within the ery day'a work entitled to the R. S. 0. 1877, lerefrom to the e, and the pro- 8 intereated, a he time he haa ioea mentioned k of the Divi- ediatelv notify ■or the hearing le appellant to aal. fie appeal, and uul all partiea ' notices under Jter, or affirm i witnesaeB on r payment of rmed, ahall l)e lied from. IS payable for fly as iT.ay be 11. ing such line fence- viewers. AN ACT RR8PECTINf»,LINK PKNCRS. Q ^^^^'^^^^^^^^^^ l-e fence which form, take down or remove anj part of auch fence-^ """*''*'' ?«"«"' "^all not for under .eolta 7 „i ,", a J ° ™"'"' ""*>' '"""•'' «» >» P"" ""re'^ tao, .„ ,|.maged, .„d ITrinLrj. torll"""':' r"".""' ""I" S""'" '"» may I.1.0 recover any furtfier amount of jk™t? "'"""orate hiin for such removal, and «io party Jlable to p'.y it uXThU Ac, * ^°"'' "" "'"« »' ""'>' "oe. from upon'^^t'nT„?^lrt'rit7:,^rf'^ ""i^-"' '-» »"•> avoiding an, unnecesSary epoil or wmSTuk doing " ""' **'»«'' 'ro-Pa^r, Uj«,iiUJSv^?;fKr':L^ZmKrnirt'°5'"^ '»- "■« »■• »rdi!Jto'^|;'l?Jj„°J.''«-'>|J"J« h-^^^^^^^ being varied ae- SCHEDULE OP FORMS. FORM 1 — (Section 4.) ^^ Take notice that Mr. ''"'" "" ""'''''^^ ^^^7" £5sVn^d^s^rL^"^^«^"ro^-4 of.^^^^^^^^^^ the County of Concession of the Township of ^ ^ ^^ J^ Dated this day of ^ ^^ To CD., ' ' A.B., Owner of Lot 2. Owner of Lot 1. R. S. O. 1877, c. 198, ScM. Form 1 AN ACT RKHPKCTINri LINE FKNCK8. FORM 2.— (S««t'"" *•) NOTICE TO KKNOR-VIKWKBa. Take ii..tico that I require you to attend at * A I ) 1 n . ftti '' ' at "" ^^^ *T».T lo' ♦ .>Vlook a m.. to view ivml arbitrate on •lay of . A. I). 1« . -vt "clock. »■ «"•. ,,„• ,^,tg (o^ the lino fence between '"V PJ.t'P^'-ty «;»•» *'•''* '»* '^•^- Concession of the Town-hip of parts of Lots) Nob. On^ and 1 wo \n the *^ , in the County of Dated this day "* • ** ' ^. fi., Owner of Lot I. R. S. 0. 1877, c. 198, Schnd. Form 2. FORM 3.— (Section 7.) AWARD. We. the fence-viewer, of (name of the locality), having been nominated^ to vlaw and arbitrate upon the line fo"cc/>otw«cn ... j. notified), which fence Mon of owner who notified) and (name and «««f;X^^^^^^^ exauiined the St be made and maintained Y''Tit7£KSAT^J^^^^ = T^at premises and duly acted accorduig to n« Line fences /i«, ^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^.^^^^^ Dart of the said line which commences at anu enus ^^^^^ ^^^.^ Kl be fenced, and the fence maintained by the jaid ^ - ^.^^ ^^^ .^^^ thereof which commences at ..,","*' the said • The fence sha shall be fenced, .an.l the ^ «"«« ™7«Xlin5 ^//Jn «, height, material, etc.), and shall be of the following description («''<«'''«*"" LiTh^ commenced within cost at least per rod. Ihe work shaU be^com^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^ Dated this day of 18 . ^^^ig^^,^rcH of fmccviewer,^.) R. S. 0. 1877, c. 198, Sched. Form 3. FORM 4.— (Section 13.) AGREEMENT. w. and ,<.wner,re,pectiv.lyotLot,(orp»rt,otLot.) Dated this day of 18 • (Signature of parties.) R. S. 0. 1877, 0. 198, Sched. Form 4. AN ACT URHPKCTINd POUNDH. bitrato on ^ I^)t8 (or wiiHhip of ,{ Lot I. Form 2. [\ to view ne and (i««- vhich fence iiiiined the 0W8 : That i the. poinU) d that part e the ])ointii) fence shall ), and shall its shall be ^•viewer H.) I. Form 3. An Act Respecting Pounds. arts of Lots) in the d properties avjard. ) J f parties.) Form 4. 1. Until varied or other provisions are made by by-laws passed under the au- thority of section 490 of the \lunicipttl Act, this Act shall be in force in every town- ■hip, city, town, and incoriKiiated village in Ontario. R. S. 0. 1877, c. 195, s. 1. H. The owner or occupant of any land shall be responsible for any damage or daniages caused by any animal or animals under his charge fl,nd keeping, as though ■uch animal or animals were his own property, and the owner of any animal not per- mitted to run at large by the by-laws of the municipality, shall be liable for any damage done by such animal, although the fence enclosing the premises was not of the height required by such by-laws. R. S. O. 1877, c. 195, s. 2. a. If not previously replevied, the pound-keeper shall impound any hbrse, bull, ox, cow, sheep, goat, pig, or otluT cattle, geese or other poultry, destrained for un- lawfully running at large, or for trespassing and doing damage, delivered to him for that purpose by any person resident within his division who has distrained the same ; or If the owner of geese or otiier poultry refuses or neglects to prevent the same from trespassing on his neighbors' premiscH after a notice in writing has been servo( |)on hiin of their trespass, then the owner of such poultry n)ay bt brought before any Jus- tice of the Peace and fined such sum as the Justice directs. R. S. O. 1877, c. 195,s.3. 4. When the common pound of the municipality or place wherein a distress has been made is not secure, the pound-keeper may conhne the animal in any enclosed place within the limits of the pound-keeper's clivision within which the distress was made. R. S, 0. 1877, c. 195, s. 4. 5. The owner of any animal impounded sha'l at any time be entitled to his ani- mal, on demand made therefor, without payment of any poundage fees, on giving satisfactory security to the pound-keeper for all costs, (lamages, and poundage fees that may be established against him, but the person distraining and impounding the animal shall, at the time of the impounding, deposit poundage fees, if such are de- manded, and within twenty-four hours thereafter deliver to the pound-keeper dupli- cate statements in writing of his demands against the owner for damages (if any), not exceeding $20, done by such animal, exclusive of such poundage fees, and shall also give his written agreement (with suraty if required by the pound-keeper) in the form following, or in words to the same effect : " 1 (or we, as the case may be) do hereby agree that I (or we) will pay to the own- er of the (descnbitvj the animal) by me (^4. Zf.) 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 illegal, or in case the claim for damages now put in by me the said A. B. fails to be established." R. S. 0. 1877, c. 195, s. 5. 6. In case the animal distrained is a horse, bull, ox, cow, sheep, goat, pig or other cattle, and if the same is distrained by a resident of the municipality for stray- ing within his premises, such person, instead of delivering the animal to a jiound- keeper, may retain the animal in his own possession, provided he makes no claim for damages done by the animal, and duly gives the notices hereinafter in that case required of him. R. S. 0. 1877, c 185, s. 6. 1. It the owner is known to him, he shall forthwith give to the owner notice in writing of having taken up the animal. R. S. 0. 1877, c. 195, s. 7. o AN ACT RESPECTING POTINM. S. If the owner is unkuown to the person taking up and retaining posses ion of the animal, sn h person shall, within forty-eight hours, deliver to the clerk of the municipality a notice in writing of having taken up the animal, and containing a de- scription 01 the color, age and natural and artificial marks of the animal, as near as iriy be. R. S. 0. 1877, c. 195, e. 8. 9. The clerk, on receiving such notice, shall forthwith enter a copy thereof in a book to be kept by him for that purpose, and shall post the notice he receives, or copy Jiereof, in aome conspicuous place on ornear the door of his office, and continue the same so posted for at least one week, unless the animal is sooner claimed by the owner. R. S. O. 1877, c. 196, s. 9. 10. If the animal or any number of animals taken up at the same lime is or are of the value of $10 or more, the distrainor shall cause a copy of the notice i,o be pub- lished in 1 newspaper in the county, if one is published therein, and if not, then in a newspaper published in an adjoining county, and to be continued therein once a week for three successive weeks. R. S. 0. 1877, c. 195, s. 10. U, In case an animal is impounded, notices for the sale ♦^^hereof shall be given by the pound-keeper or person who impounded.the aiiimal within forty-eight hoi rs afterwards, but no pig or poultry shall be sold ti'". after four clear days, nor any horse or other cattle till aftei eifjht clear days from one time of impoundintf the same R S. 0. 1877, c. 195, s. 11. 18. In case the animal is not impounded, but is retained in the possession of the party distraining the same, if the animal is a pig, goat or sheep, the notices of the sale thereof shall not bo givan for one month, and if the animal is a !i jrse or other cattle, the notices shall not be given for two months after the animal is taken uu R. S. O. Is77, c. 195, s. 12. ^ *• 'J*r* '^t^ notices of sale may be written or printed, find shall be affixed and ccn- tinued for throe clear successive days, in three public places in the municipality, and shall specify the time and place at which the animal will be publicly sold, if not sooner replevied or redeemed by the owner or some one en his behalf, paying the pen- alty imposed by law (if any), the amount of the injury (if any) claimed or decided to have been committed by the animal to the property of the person who distrained it, togot.ier with the lawful foes and charges of the pound-keeper, and also of the fence^ viewers (if any) ; and the expenses of the animal's keeping. R.S.O. 1877, c.l95, 8.13. 14. Every poundkeev er and every person who impounds or confines, or causes to be impounded or confined, any animal in any common pound or in any open or closed pound, or in any e.iclosed place, shall daily furnish the animal v. ith gooc" and Butbcient food, water and shelter, during the whole time that such animal continues impounded or confined. R. S. 0. 1877, o. 195, s. 14. 15. Every such person who furnishes the animal with food, water and shelter, may recover the value thereof from the owner of the animal, and also a reasonable allowance for Ids time, trouble and attendance in the premises. R. S. 0. 1877 c 195, s. 15. • ■ > • 16. The value or allowance as aforesaid may be recovered, with costs, by sum- mary proceeding befere any Justice of the Peace within whose jurisdiction ths animal was impounded, in like manner as fines, penalties, or forfeitures for the breach of any by-law o. the municipality may by law be recovered and enforced by a single Jratice of the Peace ; and the Justice shnil ascertain and determine the amount of such value and allowance when not otherv, ise fixed by law, adhering, so far as applicable, to t^ie tariff of pound-keepers' fees and charges e.«itablished by the by-laws of the municipali- ity. K. H. O. 1877, c. 19^, s. 16. n. The pouna-keeper, or per«ion so entitled to proceed, may, instead of such summary proceeding, enforce the remuneration to which he is entitled in manner hereinafter mentioned. R. S. O. 1877, c. )95, s. 17. '"".in^er AN ACT RESPECTING POUNDS. 9 «atis&on'^^alVrp^;te^Ltt"h?d''^''r,^' *5f Justices aforesaid, to his manner and for the respe?tiv^e dmes ab„v™^^^^^^^ published in the for him does not within the thne snecifiTd F„ fl„ ,!?•' **'^° 'I *,*>« °^°«'" "^ ^o^e one .mal replevy or redeem the sLe Tn i° '*'^"°*''^^^ the sale of the an- poundecf the animal, or if the mmL thl S ^^"^^'^'d, the pund-keeper who im- imal to any pound-keepor, burreS n^^ t£ "^ * -^ f -""^^ ^'^ °°' deliver such an- pound-keeper of the mSnicipal WmLv puS^^^^^^^ \l ^^- *^^" P««««««ion. then any at the time and place mentiS in fkl^f ^/®'^ ^^^ *°""*1 ^ the highest bidder alty and the da,Lges aSjral Jfees a, r^h'*^ rtotices and after deducting the ^n! charge of the value of the Lod a,VnourS,n?» /^f'' '^*". ^PP'^ ^^^ P'-oduct in dis- so supplied as afores.ud, and of the SJSen p?of ^ •°'' *"* "•""' *'^°"'^^« ^^^^ attendance or con/ning the animal/and of the sKnd«.f ^"^■'>« O'' conveying and impoundi.g and of the damage when legaUy ckimaWe lof *^'°^i^* 'r^' ""^ i^ciclentaftheretof aforesaid, done l?y the animal t^o thr^Spertv of Z''^"'^ ^^'l ^u^^ ^^'^ertained as was distrained, and shall return the surnffif !. ^. PT°" -^^ ^^°«« «"** t^^e same mal, or if not claimed by him withhiTh?i ^ VL^^ ^ *^^ ""g'^a^ "'^"er of the ani- shall pay such surplus to thTtreasmUo;^^ *^ «*^«' *h« pound-keepi 0. 1877, c. 195, 8. 18. ^"^easuier of and for the use of the municip^ity. R. S. mentl^s^'o^ljeHrJecSnt dXtStt lir T^r.,*^^ ^^"^^ «^ «-h state- amount shall be decided bv the mSoHw S th?.'? °^ *^* '^^"'=^y"' «° ''J*^'"^^. the one to be named by the owner of the anLal 'I'^Vif "'''^'•^^" "I^^^ municipality, ter.n^L of"thVirTp7o=r^raforJ^^^^^^^ twenty-^o^r Lrs af- j^tiiirraTc^K^^^ trespass ; and if it was a faXl fence tr^nthJvX^^ that behalf at the time of the ted, and. within twenty-four hours afterh?v?nFJ^*".?PP'''^''^ *''« damages commit- pound-keeper a written state.Srs?inedKfl^«f^^^^^ I'.T' «^^" deliver to the ment and of their lawful fees and char es. Vs i?4 "^ '^^^ "^^'^'^ -PP«-ai««- prtifyVsV^ iuTriII,TundS^^^^^^^^ '^Z^ 4^ '^ ^^^^"^ -«' ''^y ^'^^^ ful fees to the pound-keenei- wL ilfoii ' *°g«*her with a statement of their law- deliver such at^mal to^ToJeMf'SiL^dTeFoTr' °^, ""J"^^"^ ^^«« ^^ «h-gel ed, or if such fees and charges are not n^-^ Jl 1 f *^® *^''''^''^' hut if not claim- quired by this Act, shaU s3K am'lTj'theTnn^^^^ ^^''' ^"« "°«°«' -«™- and place appointed in the notices R SO 1^77 ,5«'°'"M"^"**'^°^^ ** the time 09 Tf, , ' '"''» c. lao, s. 21. impounded orTnK? at irmTafaToT^^^^^^ JT""'^^ °^ ^r«-«' ~- *« he and supply the animal with goTanTsufficTent'f^^^^^^^^ ""^^l^'^^ *° find, provide he shall, for every day during which hp7r. If ^' "^^'f ''"^ shelter as aforesaid, thar $1 nor more than $r 1 SO 1877 ImT'IP^'^^' ^"''^''* "" '"•" "'** *^«« a peSy ^ii'::i7:zZr:it'z ii'o?Th:z'?*n^ -^^ k^'^--*^- ^^^^^ --- ings before a Justice of the Peace unon /h! 1 1 ™ ?' r'P'^^'ty' ^y summary proceed- treasurer of the municipality aTa'fsV?"?''^,"' °^oo**'" P^''^^ 'Aggrieved or the ed. wifh cost8Xt'„?°t^;;:^y^^ thi. Act may be recovered and enforc ty or of the municipalhy In which the off^t? ^^^ *^"'"^" °^ ^'^^ P«^«« f«r the coun- ment the oflfender may ?e comStt^d ?o t ' ! ^^^''''"•""itted ; and in default of pay- Ioek-„p house of the c^ounty or mi?iV;iit^; Ve^ rbe^SS'^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ( '. . r % ! ; f \ 10 AN ACT RKSPKCTINO POUNDS. the discretion of the convicting and committing Justice, not exceeding fourteen dayn, unless the fine and penalty, and costs, including the costs of the committal, are soon- er paid. R. S. 0. 1877, c. 195, a. 24. as. When not otherwise provided, every pecuniary penalty recovered before any Justice of the Peace under this Act shall be paid and distributed in the following manner : one moiety to the city, town, village or township in which the oflence was committed, and the other moiety thereof, with full costs, to the person who informed and prosecuted for the same, or to such other person as to the Justice seems proper. R. S. O. 1877, c. 195, s. 25. xceeding fourteen daya. he committal, are aoon- nalty recovered before ributed in the following which the oflence was [le person who informed e Justice seems proper.