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Maps, platas, charta, ate, may ba filmad at diffarant raduction ratioa. Thoaa too larga to ba antiraiy includad In ona axposura ara filmad baglnning in tha uppar laft hand cornar, iaft to right and top to bottom, as many framaa aa raquirad. Tha following diagrams illustrata tha mathod: Laa cartaa, planchaa, tablaaux, ate, pauvant fttre filmAa A daa taux da rMuctlon diff Arants. Lorsqua la documant ast trop grand pour Atra raproduit an un saui clichA, ii aat film* A partir da I'angia supArlaur gaucha, da gaucha A droita, at da haut an baa, an pranant ia nombra d'imagaa nteaasaira. Las d^agrammas suivants liiustrant ia mAthoda. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 i 'n«i»>,4.. No. 105. BY-LHW CONCERNING HESLTH. (Passed 2 1 st December^ 1 8 7 6 J At all adjourned monthly meeting of the Council of the City of Montreal, held in the City Hall of the said city, this twenty-first day of December, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred ' m:1 seventy-six, under and by virtue of the Act of the Pros incial Legis- lature, 3*7 Victoria, chapter 51, in the manner and after the observance of all the formalities prescribed in and by the said act, at which said meeting not less than two thirds of the members of the Council, to wit, the following members thereof, are present, viz : His Wor- ship the Mayor, Wm. H. Hingston, Esquire ; Aldermen Nelson, David, Grenier, Rlvard, McShano, Brunet McCord, Wilson, Stephens, Hood, Mullin, McCamhrige, Holland, Childs, Foster, McLaren, Roy, Robert, Clen- dinneng, Mercer, Gauthier. It is ordained and enacted by the said Council, and the said Council do hereby ordain and enact, as follows : Sec. 1. — A Board of Health is hereby established and constituted in and for the said City of Montreal. Sec. 2. — The said Board shall consist, at all times, of the Mayor of the City, ex-offi,cio and nine aldermen of the said city and of qualified citizens outside of tho said Council, not to exceed nine ; and the said Board so constituted shall exercise all the privileges, power and authority, in relation to the duties of the said Board, r ■«T'Ww««Vtrflriiif,smfnr»i™at»;?fl.^iX^V'i;T-;jo.;.r^ n 2 and all ovdns to be mad*', and all ihinns io h(' done by the said JJoard, a.s art' poss<*ss('d by Ihe said Council in reltrenco to health. {As ainemled hi/ bff-hniy No. 106.) 8oc. 3. — Tht' said Council shall imnicdiati^ly after the passing ol thi.s By-law, or so soon thoivalter as possible appoint the members to compose the said Board, which shall b«' held to be one ol" I he standinrevent all communication between any part of the city so iufc-ted, except by means of physi- cians, nurses or messeni^crs, to carry the necessary advice, medicines and provisions to the afflicted ; to cause any avenue, street or passage to be fenced or enclosed, and to adopt suitable measures for preventini*- persons from going to or (^.oming from any part of the city so enclosed ;— to put itself in communication and establish in concert with the proper authorities or pri- vate institutions and individuals having charge of emigrants on their landing and passage through the city, the Harbour Commissioners and the Board of Woiks, a place of refuge or hospital in the city for the relief of poor or sickly emigrants ; — to provide the means of purifying,draining and cleansing of ail streets, buildings and premises in all ways that may be deemed requisite to preserve the health of the City. 8ec. 9- — The Health Officers are hereby authorized to enter, at all hours, any house or building, or any yard, shed, vacant lot or other premises and to order the removal therefrom of any offensive matter found therein, and to enforce such cleaning, draining or puri- fying as may be deemed necessary for the protection of the public health ; — to isolates patients laboring under small i)ox, typhoid fever, dyphtheria or any other dangerous or contagious disease whensoever the said officers shall deem it necessary for the welfare of such patient , or of the i)ublic ; — to cause any person who shall have died of any of the said diseases to be l)uri«Hl jjS^. '■.■"■.'"■ 'f'tt' ■''''**.ff '^';> .'',"''■. "^■?**'''. within a short, (h'hiy ; nnd lyonorftlly to execute such ordt't'K us tlie said Hoard may from timo to time issue. ; S« c. 10. Sucli otH( t'rs may, under the written autho- rity of the Mt'diial Health OliieeT, eommand the remo- val of person lodgini^ in atiy boarding house wherein the rooms are so over crowded and filthy as to be unwholesome and dangerous to public health ; and also de.stroy any bedding, wearing apparel or other article infected with any of the contagious diseases aforesaid, which nniy be found in any house, building or place in the said City : Provided that the owner or owners of the linen or article so destroyed shall receive such indemnity as he or they may in the opinion of the said officers, be reasonably entitled to :— Provided also that the Board of Health may, if they see fit, provide a proper place, with the necessary stafl and apparatus, for disinfecting free of charge such bedding, wearing apparel or other article as may have become infectious, and under such regulations as the said Board may adopt, y,>(._ 11. — Whenever, from time to time, the Statute of the then Provincial Parliament passed in tb'> 12th year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria being chapter the 8th, and intituled " An Act to make pro- vision for the preservation of the public health in certain emergencies, " shall by proclamation of the Lieutenant Governor of the Province, be dec^lared to be in force, and w^hilst it shall so cxmtinue to be, so as to require the nomination and appointment for the City of Montreal of a Local Board of Health, the Board of Health hereby constitut d shall become and be, and the several and respective members thereof shall act as " The Loi;al Board of Health for the City of Montreal," and shall carry out and enfor<;e the directions and n regulations of ihi; Cent ml Board ol' Htuilth, and exer- cise all the powers of health officers (conferred by that statute on the members of the Local Board of Health. BURIALS AND MORTALITY RETURNS. Sec. 12. — No person shall dig or open any grave or cau- se any grave to be dug or opened in any burying ground, cemetery, church or church yard, or in any other part or place in the said City ; or shall inter or deposit, or cause or procure to be interred or deposited, in any such grave, or in any vault or tomb, any dead body within the said City ; provided however, that nothing therein con- tained shall prevent the interment in Roman Catholic Churches in the said City, of the bodies of the priests and nuns of the said Roman Catholic Church. Sec. 13.- -The superintendent of every cemetery in the adjoining municipalities shall make and deliver to the said Board of Health, regular weekly returns of all persons buried in such cemetery ; and the said returns shall be according to the form to ])e from time to time decided upon by the said Hoard of Health. St'c!. 14. — In all case.s of death ociairring in the said city, the attending physician, or in case no physician shall have attended the deceased, a member or friend of the family of the deceased shall, before the inter- ment of the deceased, furnish to such superintendent, free of charge, a (Certificate signed by such physician, member or friend, stating the name, age, birth-place, date, place of deat h and t he nature of the disi^ase by whii;h the deceased came to d -ath ; and no such super- intendent shall inter or permit to he interred any dead body without haviuif nscived such cerlificate. Sec. lo. — The Board of Health is hereby emi>owered r 'S;aF«^■^t^■.V•.l»■■' 6 to ]>r(>vi(l»' siicli otluT moans of oblaiiiiiitr «orn*('i and r«*li;i!»lt' slaU'UU'nls or inloinialion in ri'tVri'm'c to tht' niorlalily and il« «ausos in ihe said of business of every person from wL mi any article or })roperty shall ))e confiscated under this section shall be published in at least two city news- papers. Sec. 17. — No ])»'r.son shall sell or have in his j)osses- sion for sale any unwholesome meat, poultry, game, eggs, fish. uurii)e or decayed fruit or vegetable that might in any way ])e injuricms to liealth ; and any mem])er or otiicer of the lioard ol Health is hereby authorized to seize and confiscate all such m. -■■•■■ 8 Sec. '2']. — N(» person shall si'U or otier lor sah- or have in his possession lor sale as pure milk, any milk irom wliieh th*^ * ream or any part th»'roof has l)eeii removed. SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES. {^,.t.. 24 — 'Y]r^^. (Tt'ction. use or workinu'. within the limits of the said city, of soap and «'andle laetorics, and lactorics ot a like nature, wherein any animal or other i oHensivc matter is rendered, or prepared tor manufae- 1 ture, is hereby prohibited under the penalty hereinafter provided. j The said Council shall irive a notice, to be sitrned by the City Clerk, to any person carryiui,^ on any of the above nam»'d fat-tories or establishments in the said Citv. either personally or to a reasonable person of sui'h establishment, to the eflect that such person shall abandon and relinquish the use or workin^r of such factory or establishment ; and six months after such notic«' shall have been ijiveu, the use or workini^ of such factory or establishment shall be abandoned and relin(|uished under a line of one hundred dollars for the first ofi'.iKe, and in dejault of immediate payment of such line and costs by ihe otlender, an imi)risouun'nt not ex<.'eediiiu: two calendar months, unless iht' hue and costs shall have b.M'u paid before the i'Xpi ration of this delay ; and a further tine of (Ifty dollars per day is imposi'd and shall be paid for each and every day the said oiiender shall »ontinue to carry on such factory or establishmt-nt in violation of this By-law ; and in the case where, after such notit-e shall have))een ufiven, the said factory or establishment is dispostnl of liy sale or oiherwist' in iavor ol oth»'r parties, su«h dispo.sai of the I 9 property shall not have the effect of invalidating such notice which shall remain in full force against any subsequent purchaser or holder ; and this section shall not be held to exempt in any way the owner of such factory or establishment, from the operation of any of the by-laws which may be enforced by the Board of Health of the said City." {As amended by by-law No. 185.) Sec. 25. — The owner or occupant of any tallow chandler shop, soap or candle factory, tannery, stable, chemical works, glue factory, bone factory or any other unwholesome or nauseous house or place whatsoever shall cleanse the same, from time to time, as often and in such manner as may be required by the Board of Health. DWELLING-HOUSES AND DRAINS Sec. 26.— Every person who shall build, rebuild or alter any house or building of any description within the said city shall give to the Board of Health at the health office, written notice thereof, together with a plan or description, showing the following particulars, that is to say ; the level or intended level of the lot, yard or court yard, of the cellars or lowest floor, the fall, material, form, construction and situation of the drainage of, or in connection with such house or its appurtenances, and the means of ventilation proposed to be introduced in the same ; and also the outfall or outlet of every such drain, and the size, form, situation and construction of the privies, water-closet and cess- pools, the sinks, waste or other pipes to be constructed or used for the drainage of, or in connection with such house or building ; and no such drain, privy, water- closet, sink, waste or other pipe, or cesspool, shall be built, constructed, or used or any means of ventilation BP** 10 introduced, until the particulars so required to be shown have been approved of by the said Board, unless the said Board does not signify its approval or dis- approval within forty-eight hours after the receipt at the said office of the aforesaid notice and particulars ; and furthermore no such cellar, drain, system or m nner of ventilation, privy, water-closet, cesspool, sink, waste or other pipe, or any of the appurtenances thereof shall be closed or covered up from view until a certificate be furnished by the Health officer that such cellar, drain, system or manner of ventilation, privy, water-closet, cesspool, sink, waste or other pipe and all of the appurtenances thereof have been approved of by the Board of Health. Sec 27.— Whenever in the opinion of the Health Officer a lot of land cannot be rendered healthy by drainage, the said lot of land shall not be built upon until the Board of Health is satisfied that efficient means have been taken to render the said lot healthy. Sec. 28. — "Whenever it shall be certified to the Board of Health by one of the health officers, that any buil- ding, or part thereof, is unfit for human habitation, by reason of its beinjj so infected with disease as likely to cause sickness among the occupants, or that, by reason of its filthy condition, its want of repair or its defect in ventilation or drainage, it has become dangerous to health, the said Board of Health may issue an order and cause the same to be affixed conspicuously on the building and to be served upon the owner, agent or lessee, requiring all persons therein to vacate such building for the reasons to be stated in the said order : and such building or part thereof shall, within such period as shall be assigned by the said Board of Health, be vacated. JU^L II Sec. 29. — Any member or office i- of the Board of Health shall hare power to ascertain whether, in or upon any building, hotel, house, lodging house, or dwelling, now or hereafter to be erected in the city of Montreal, or on any lot of ground or premises in the said city, the ventilation, drainage, closets, pirivios, trapping of the waste pipes and sinks, and the condi- tion of the cellars and any oth«r arrangement on which health depends, are in such a state as not to be preju- dicial to the health of the inmates ; and if not found in such sanitary condition, according to the judgment of the said Board of Health, the said 13oard shall have power to order the owner of such building or premises to make such work or repairs, as in their judgment may be deemed necessary, and to assign the period within which such work or repairs shall be done. {Sec. 3 of by-law iVb 114— T/ie power and authority con' f erred in the said By-law No. !05 upon the Board of Health tmd the Health Officer as regards the construction, repairing^ or maintenance of drains shall henceforth be exercised and carried out by the Road Committee of the said Council and the City Surveyor, any thing contained in the said By-Uw to the contrary notwithstanding) Sec. 30. — Whenever any existing private drain shall have been proved to the satisfaction of the health offi- cers to be injurious to health by reason of its construc- tion or condition, the said Board of Health is hereby empowered to order that the said drain be taken up and reconstructed of such material, size and with such fall and in such direction as the said Board of Health may determine upon; and thereupon, within eight days after notice shall have been given to the owner of the said drain or occupant of the property through which said private drain passes, the said owner shall ■■■I ;>>..;'-•■''' 12 cause the said drain to be constructed according to the resolution of the said Board of Health, and failing so to do, the said owner shall incur the penalty provided in Section 56 of this by-law. Sec. 31.— No person shall allow steam or any inju- rious substance to be sent into any public drain in the sa id city. Sec. 32.— It shall be the special duty of the members and officers of the Board of Health to inspeet and in- quire into the sanitary condition of all colleges or schools both public and private, and all appurtenances thereto ; they shall examine the ventilation of such schools during the hours of instruction and the drain- age and ventilation of the offices connected therewith ; and whenever the sanitary condition, in these or other respects, be found defective, the Board of Health shall order the Commissioners, trustees or others having con- trol over such colleges or schools, or the proprietor, lessee or occupant of the said shools, to remedy the defects to the satisfaction of the Board of Health with- in such delay as the Board may assign. Sec. 33.— The Board of Health shall exercise the same powers in reference to factories, work-shops, public halls and meeting-rooms, dormitories and all other places where numbers of persons are brought together. Sec. 34. — No house or tenement, or any portion thereof shall be used as a place of storage for garbage or refuse matter or any article detrimental to health, nor shall any horse, cow, calf, pig, sheep, goat or fowl be kept in such house or tenement. VACCINATION AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. Sec. 35.— The Board of Health shall appoint one or more places in the city, a* in their judgment may be E m .^ I ImWMi"'"''''* 18 deemod necessary, for the purpose of vaccination, and shall take effectual means for giving from time to time to all persons resident in the city due notice of the days and hours and place or places at which the medical officer or such other medical practitioner as may be ap- pointed for such purpose, will attend to vaccinate all persons who may then and there appear, and also of 1 he days and hours at which such medical man will attend to inspect the progress of such vaccination in the persons so vaccinated. t^ec. 36.— A register shall be kept in such office, or each of such offices for the purpose of recording in an alphabetical order the names ofeach person vaccinated, date of such vaccination, age, residence, etc. Sec. 37.— Every physician, who shall have any pa- tient within the city limits, sick with small-pox, ty- phoid fever, dyphtheria or other dangerous infectious disease, shall report the same to the said Board within the space of twenty -four hours, together with the name of such patient, and the street and the number of the house where such patient is treated. j^^>^, 3g —The keeper of any hotel, boarding or public house, or the occupants of any dwelling house or other building in the said city, any inmate whereof shall be .sick with small-pox, typhoid fever, dyphtheria or other dangerous infectious disease, shall within the space ot twenty-four hours after the said disease shall have made its appearance, report the same to the Board of Health. j^ec. 39 —When the Board of Health or its medical officers are of opinion on the certificate of their medical officer of health or of any other legally qualified medi- cal practitioner, that the oU'ausing and the disinfecting of any house or part thereof, and of any articles therein, '■P" 14 likely to retain infection, would tend to prevent or cheek inl'ectious disease, it shall be duty of such au- thority to give notice in writinj^to the occupier of such house or part thereof requiring him to cleanse and disinfect such house or part thereof and articles within a time specitied in such notice. fc5ej. 40.— If the person to whom notice is so given fails to comply therewith, he shall be liable to the penalty hereinafter mentioned for ea^h and every day during which he makes default ; and the medical offi- cer of the Board shall cause such house or part, thereof and articles to be cleansed and desinfected, and may recover the expenses incurred from the occupier in de- fault in a summary manner. Sec. 41.— Where the occupier of any such house or part thereof is from poverty or otherwise unable in the opinion of the medical officer of the Board of Health effectually to carry out the requirements of this section, such authority may, without enforcing such require- ments on such owner or occupier, with his consent cleanse and disinfect such house or puri thereof and articles and defray the expenses theivof. Sec. 42,— Any person who is suffering from any dan- gerous infectious disorder, and is without proper lodg- hig or accommodation, or lodged in a room o<<;upied by more than one family, or is on l)oard any ship or vessel, or in any hotel or lodging house, may be re- moved to an hospital provided for that imrpose, on a ^vrtilicate sign.'d by the mediral officer of the Board of Health or by a legally qualified m«'dical practitioner, at th*; cost of the Board of Health. Sec. 48.— Any person who— 1. While suffV'ring from any dangerous infectious disorder, wilfully exposes himself without proper pre- M.W. -i« 16 cautions against spreading iho said disorder, in any street, publie plaee, nhop, inn, or public conveyance, or enters any publi.r conveyance, without previously no- til'ying to the owner or conductor thereof, that he is so suffering ; or 2. Being in (;harge of any person so suffering so ex- poses such sufferer ; or 3. Cxives. lends, sells, transmits or expenses, without previous disinfei^tion, any bedding, clothing, rags, or other things which have been exposed to infection from any such disorder ; 4. And a person who while suffering from any such disorder, enters any public conveyance, without pre- viously notifying to the owner or driver that he is so suffering, shall in addition be ordered by the court to pay such owner or drivi'r the amount of any loss and expense they may in.>ur in carrying into effect the provisions of this by-law with respect to disinfection- of the conveyance ; provided that no proceedings shall be taken against persons transmitting with proper pre- cautions any bedding, clothing, rags or other things for the purpose of having the same disinfected. f^ec. 44.— Evi'ry owner or driver of a public con- veyance shall immediately provide for the disinfection of such conveyance, after it has to his knowledge con- veyed any person suffering under any contagious dis- order, failing whi.-h he shall be liable to the penalty hereinafter mentioned for i'ach day he neglects such disinfection. Provided however that no such owner or driver shall be requir-d to convey any such person suffering from any such dangerous infectious disorder, until he has been paid a sum sufficient to cover any loss or expi'use incurred by him in earring out the pro- visions of this by-law ..'?>,■.• 1! 16 Sec. 4... &i y P dangovo^i. infectious ,Hy any person >uH. >„ 1™ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^,^, disorder. or the ^^'^''"^;2^ ,^,,,,io.s disorder, died iVoin any such <1'"^' '""^f ^j,, B„„d of Health, without the written l'"""'';; "" ' *^,Uars-one half of will be liable to a pena Uy o o y doUa ^^^^^^^ this penalty to be paid '« »^'' '" ^^"„„,, i,ts for hire. See,, 46.-Any person who knowm y any house, room or part o a 1^°" ' Ji^.erous intec- pjson has been suffering irom -^liZnl, room or ions disorder, ^vithout i^-'-g - ' ^ '^^;;;'-J ,„ „t,i, part of a house, and all -t'"'-.*^" ™ '^ ^e medical Infection, disinfected to the ^J^-' ';«\\°; ^„„„, „f a officer of the Board, shall be liable to the line of forty dollars. ,. j,,^ For the purposes of this -'"«" J^^^^ ,„„„a to let or boarding or lodging house '^^'l^^;^^ .^, ^,,, fnr hire part oi a novise lo any i i , , , to Inch inn. boarding house or 'o^g^ng ho,., the purpose of letting lor hire -"jj"^ ' „,go. house, who on being 'l""f :'" Jr 'Z a house as tiating for .he hire of such h""« -- ,„.,„.h in to .he f-t of there being 'J ^f „^.,.,„,iy having .unimcr and two """""^„^,"^,^ ';.„.',•,„.. a dangerous been therein any '-:;•„::'',:,;,. a faUc answer to S;^:::^::;;ta"r u.Me , ^^-^ tbrtv dollars. ,11 i; , jij tho Kaid lity S.I.. 48.-When any ,.crson -^-1 „ with any dangerous infection. -The Boanl of Health shall take such mea- sures' as in its judgmeut may be necessary to warn nTghbours and passers by against infection m any narticvilar house or district. Sec 50 No person shall knowingly make, procure or'cause to be made any .aothing or wearing apparel of any kind in any house wherein any person shall be knowingly sick with any dangerous infectious disease a afore^akand no person shall expose or sale any Itt ng o wearing apparel which shaAl have been inade in any house or building in wh.ch there shall Tata^beenal any time when said clothing was made, anv person sick or infected with any such disease Lc 51 -No parent or guardian shall penn. any pupiV to attend any school in the City nor sha 1 any Commissioners, Trustees or other having -»t™' -'« such schools permit any pupil to attend any school in he C y when such pupil is aftected with or has been e. ,osel to any contagious disease, until all dange Contagion from any such disease or e^po-yhall have passed to the satisfaction of the Health Officer- L„^50_Evry slaughterhouse shall have affixed thereio on the public street in a conpicuous place, a tn with letter; thereon at least four inches in si.e havi- the words " public slaughter house^" thereoi. " •' 58 -No slaughtering shall be allowed elsewhere than in a public slaughter house so distinguished Sec 54 -The Board of Health constituted by the Mw law is hereby substituted to all intents and present by- avv h^- ) _^__^,^^^^ ^^^^^ ,,^^^^.^^^ purposes loi t.nc n^.nt" ^ I 18 8hnU the Coun.il an appropriation shoot, in which shall boslatocl in dotail iho finanrial roquiro- montsof ihoho.llh dopartmont, and tho oxpondiluro of said Board shall ho strictly kopt withni tho limits ot such appropriation ; and no sum of monoy so obtauiod shall b. appliod to purposes other than the purposes speoilied in said appropriation sheet, except by a vote of couuiil. And all disbursements upon warrants drawn a-ainst such appropriation shall be made throu-h the City Treasurer. And all salaried officers or ofhcials of the health department shall be paid in person at the City Treasurer's office, upon duly certified wan-ants -- And every member of the said Board shall be personally responsible for any money spent in excess of the appro- priation or diverted from its legitimate purpose without the express vote of the City Council and in the same xnanner and to the sanu^ extent as Aldermen are now liable by law- See 56 -Any person violatinR or eontroveniug any of the provisions of the present by-law, for which a penalty is not already hereinbefore provid.^l, or d.so- Lyi«K the orders of the said Board of Health, or ol any member of the said Board, or of any health oflicer as aforesaid, or refusing to eomply with such orders or opposing or obstructing the same in any manner what- soever, or preventing any member of the sa.d Board or any health officer as afon-said from entering into any house, or on any premises or assaulting them in the eitecution of the powers and duties imposed uiK>n them, shall be liable to a line, and in defar.lt ol immediate payment of the said fine and costs to an imprison- ment to be fixed by the R..corder's Court, at its discre- IJ 19 li.,„ ; ,„„l .„v l-r«.n wl... shall violate Ih. pre^ml l.v-bw shall !"• lial.l-' I" !>>.• l»'nally mcnUoiu-d nx this J..li.m lor..a.h an.l -vory day thai su,.h violaMon or ..o,.tiav..ulion shall last, whi.h shall 1>. held to be a .listin.d and separate oHeu,v, for ea-h and every day as aforesaid ; but sueh line shall not exceed lorty dollars for each and every oifen..- as aforesaid, and the impri- sonment shall not be for a longer period than two <;alendar months also for eaeh and every ollence a« aforesaid; the said imprisonment however, *» ""^^ ** any time before the expiration of the term fixed by the said Recorder's Court, upon payment of the said fine and costs. , , *„ Sp,. r,7.-Any by-l.xw or part of by-law contrary to or inconsistent with any of the provisions of this by- law is hereby repealed. _ Sec 58 —The power conferred upon the Board ot Health and health officers to be appointed as aforesaid in virtue of th.' present by-law shall until such appoint- ment be made, be enjoyed and exer.nsed by the present Board of Health and Health officers.