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 •^BY-LtW^ 
 
 
 To Amend and Consolidate Certain of the 
 By-Laws of the Town of Strathroy. 
 
 WHEREAS it is expedient to amend and consolidate certain 
 of the by-laws of the Town of Strathroy, 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the Manicipal Council of the Cor- 
 poration of the Town of Strathroy : 
 
 I. This by-law may be cited as " The Consolidated by-laws ^^^^ ^^^^ 
 of the Town of Strathroy, 1882." 
 
 PUBLIC MORALS. 
 
 a. No person shall within the Town, sell or give intoxicat- SaTa of fntosi- 
 ing drink to a child or apprentice without the consent of the par- ^oM^ or v»- 
 ent, master or legal protector of such child or apprentice. ""*"* "* 
 
 prentfce. 
 
 3. No persons shall put up indecent placards, writings or iJtdeoent pla- 
 pictures, or write indecent words, or make indecent pictures or 
 drawings on the walls or fences in ^he streets or public places 
 within the Town. 
 
 4. No person shall profanely swear or make use of obscene, Protene 
 blasphemous or grossly -insulting language, or be guilty of any other ■""•'*"'• 
 immorality or indecency ,*withtn the Town. 
 
 5. No person sV.all exhibit cr sell, or offer to sell, or have SwdbSStaif 
 in h's possevs'on, witlrin the Town, any indecent or lewd book, 
 
 paper, picture, plate, drawing, or other thing. 
 
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 6. No person shall, within the Town, exhibit or perform any 
 Indecent, im- . , ^ . . i j i • . , , .. . . 
 
 mtrai or lewd indecent, immoral or lewd play, or give any indecent exhibition ; 
 
 ^ ^^' and the Mayor, Police Magistrate, the Chief of Police, or any 
 
 Exhibition constable or peace-officer, may prevent the exhibition or perfor- 
 
 may be pre- . , , ... , 
 
 vented. mance of any such play, or the giving of any such exhibition. 
 
 DrunkennesB. 7- No person shall be in a street, square, alley or public 
 
 place within the Town in a slate of drunkenness. 
 
 Houses of ill- 8. No person shall keep or frequent a house of ill-feme or 
 
 fame or disor- ,• , , , .,.,_, . 
 
 deriy houses, disorderly house Within the Town, or in any manner contribute to 
 
 the support of b nch house or of any inmate thereof, or shall vol- 
 untarily reside thei iin. 
 
 Letting houses 9- No person shall knowingly let any house or building 
 howw^tm- within the Town, to be used as a house of ill fame, or knowingly 
 fame. g^d willingly permit the same to be so used. 
 
 D 4«i » lo. No person shall permit his house or other building, 
 
 Permitting • l • i rr. ^ \ ^ 
 
 houeee to Tbe withm the Town, to be used, frequented, or resorted to by notor- 
 frequented fey . ^ , ' 
 
 notorious per- lous persons, gamblers, vagrants, prostitutes or other persons of 
 
 ■ , bad character. 
 
 II. No person shall keep a gambling-house within the Town, 
 *™ °*f- or keep or use, or permit to be kept or used, for the purpose of 
 
 ganibling, in any house, room or place within the Town, occu- 
 pied by him, any faio bank, rouge et noir, roulette table, or any 
 other device for gambling, or permit or allow any games of chance 
 or hazard with dice, cards or other device, to be played for money, 
 liquor or other thing witiiin such house, room or place, and no 
 person shall permit any description of gambling .aying at cards, 
 dice or other games of chance with betting, in any sudh house, 
 room or place ; and no person shall frequent any such house, 
 room or place, or gambling-house, or be therein for the purpose 
 of gaming. 
 
 Mayor, etc., 12. The Mayor, F Jice Magistrate, the Chief of Police, or 
 
 Kanjinghouses any constable, or peace officer, may enter into any ihouse, room 
 toro banks'^ or place within the town, in which any faro bank, rouge et noir, 
 tb^eifi"^' roulette table, or other device for gambling, may be kept or used 
 
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 for g?mVing, or in which gambling of any descriptloa may be 
 carried on, and may arrest any person who shall be fouua there- 
 in, and seize and destroy all such faro b^nks, rouge et noir, rou- 
 lette tables, or other devices for gambling a? shall be found therein* 
 
 13. No person shall make any indecent exposure of his per- indecent Ex- 
 son in any street, lane, alley, market or public place within the po*^' •«• 
 Town. 
 
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 14. No person shall bathe or w.^sh his person in the River g^tiiin- 
 Sydenham, or in any public water at or near any public highway 
 within the Town, between the hours of six o'clock in the forenoon 
 
 and nine o'clock in the afteinoon. 
 
 15. No person shall beg or ask alms in any street, highway Mendioants. 
 or public place within the Town. 
 
 16. Every vagrant and every person found drunk or dis- 
 orderly in any street, highway or public place within the Town, JrunkTihd 
 shall be liable to the penalties imposed by this by-law for an in- H^l^^^^^^^^ 
 fraction of the provisions thereof 
 
 1 7. No nerson shall expose in any of the streets, lanes, 
 
 avenues or publi: places of the Town, any table or device of any chance w 
 
 kmd whateve- upon, or with, or by which any game of chance or haaard in 
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 hazard can be played, and no person or persons shall play at or 
 
 upon any such table or device, or otherwise iii^any of the streets, 
 
 lanes, avenues or public places of the Town, any such game with 
 
 cards, dice, or any device whatsoever. 
 
 18. It shall be the duly of the Chief of PoUce or any con- chief of PoUoe 
 stable or peace officer to arrest all and every person or persons MnTpiay&jr" 
 gambling or playing at games of chance or hazard in any of the ohanw otM«- 
 streets or other public places of the Town, and seize, take and de- "*'• 
 
 stroy all tables or devices for gambling that may be iound in any 
 of the streets or other public" places of the Town. 
 
 19. No person or persons shall in any way hinder or resist no penon to 
 any officer or officers of the Town herein named, in the execution derccS^e^ 
 of his or their duties under the provisions of this by-law. 
 
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 violation of 
 graTea, etc. 
 
 GRAVES. 
 
 20. No person shall wrongfully remove, or attempt to re- 
 move, any body, or the remains of any part of any body, irom any 
 grave, tomb or vault within the Town, in which the same shall 
 have been deposited or interred ; or wilfully destroy, mutilate, de- 
 face or injure any tomb, tomb stone or vault in any cemetery cr 
 burial ground within the Town ; or i»ny fence, railing or other work 
 for the protection orornament of any such cemetery or burial ground 
 or of any tomb, tombstone, vault or lot therein; or wrongfully remove 
 any such tomb, tombstone, vault, fence, railing, or other work 
 from such cemetery or burial ground ; or wilfully destroy, cut, 
 break, or injure any tree, shrub, or plant growing or being there- 
 in ; or play at any game or sport, or discharge firearms in such 
 cemetery or burial-ground ; or commit any nuisance, or behave in 
 an indecent or unseemly manner therein ; or in any way violate 
 any such cemetery, grave, tomb, tombstone or vault where the 
 dead are interred. 
 
 INTERMENTS. 
 
 No person shall inter or cause to be interred or assist 
 
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 net to take • i - - - 
 
 PitSS„^"''i°, 1" the interment of any dead person within the Town, except in 
 
 ine 1 own only i i i« . *^ 
 
 In cemetery, tne public cemetery or burial-ground which has been or may 
 
 hereafter be established or set apart for such purpose. 
 
 MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES. 
 
 Foundation of 
 monuments. 
 
 22. No person sha'l erect a monument or tombstone within 
 
 the public cemetery or burial-ground within the ToM'n, without 
 
 having first built a good substantial foundation of brick or sto-ie 
 
 underneath such tombstone or monument; such found tion shal 
 
 Tombstones not be less than five fe«t from the surface, provided always that 
 when founde- ^.u* ..• l n , 
 
 tion required tnis section Shall not apply to tombstones unless such tombstone 
 exceed four inches ,in thi .kness and five feci in height. 
 
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 23. Any person who neglects or refuses to comply with the 
 fusai to com-" conditions of the last preceding sccJon shall be liable to the 
 *'*^- penalties imposed by this by-law for an infraction of the pro- 
 
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 34. It shall be the duty of the Sexton for the time being, Duty of Sex- 
 within the Town, to see that the provisions of this by-law relating 
 to the public cemetery or burial-ground, are carried, out and pros- 
 ecute every person offending against this by-law for an infraction 
 of the provisions thereof. 
 
 PRICE OF PLOTS. 
 
 25. The following shall be the price at which the plots in P'^"*°Jo ^^j. 
 the public cemetery or burial-ground may be sold to all residents dents, 
 within the Town : — 
 
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 For a single grave four feet by eight feet, one dollar. 
 For a plot of ground eight feet by sixteen feet, three dollars. For 
 a plot of ground sixteen feet by sixteen feet, six dollars. 
 
 For digging and filling each grave the Sexton shaM be ginE*grave« 
 entitled to a fee of one dollar, to be paid in every case by the 
 owner, purchaser or other persons ordering such grave to be 
 opened. 
 
 26. The following shall be the price at which the plots in Prices of 
 
 ° . *^ graves to non- 
 
 the cemetery or burial-ground within the Town may be sold to residenta. 
 non-residents :■ — * 
 
 For a sin-^le grave four feet by eight feet, two dollars. 
 For a plot of ground eight feet by sixteen feet, five dollars. For 
 a plot of ground sixteen feet by sixteen feet, nine dollars. 
 
 For digging and filling each grave the Sexton shall be 
 
 Prices of dig- 
 
 entitled to a fee of one dollar, to be paid in every case by the firi°«f graves, 
 owner, purchaser or other person ordering such grave to be open- 
 ed. 
 
 For drawing deed of each plot of ground (when de- pj.,j.g ^j ^^^^ 
 manded by purchaser), the Town Clerk shall be entitled to a 
 fee fifty of cents, to be paid in every case by the purchaser or 
 grantee. 
 
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 Fenect. 
 
 17. No person shall within the public cemetery or burial- 
 ground construct any fence other than a (stone or iron) post and 
 chain fen£e. 
 
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 moneys to be 
 
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 a 8. It shall be the duty of the Sexton for the time being 
 within the Town, to collect all moneys for plots sold within the 
 public cemetery or burial-ground, grant receipts for the same and 
 pay over all such moneys received by him to the Town Treasurer 
 at learit once ia each month for the use of ths Municipality, and 
 futaish the Town Clerk with a statement in detail, giving name of 
 p jichaser and number of lot sold by him at least once in each 
 month under the supervision and direction of the Cemetery Com- 
 mittee. 
 
 29. It shall be the duty of the Town Clerk to enter in a 
 Town Clerk to book kept by him for that purpose all plots sold in the public 
 »oW in'a tK)ok. cemetery or burial-ground on receipt of detailed statement from 
 the Sexton. But no plot shall be entered as aforesaid unless the 
 money shaU have been paid to the Sexton therefor or to the 
 Clerk. All moneys received by the said Clerk shall be paid over by 
 him to the Treasurer at least once in each month. 
 
 NUISANCES. 
 
 Slaughter 
 houses. 
 
 . 30. No person shall erect, keep or, continue a slaughter 
 house within the Town. 
 
 Firing off 
 guns or fire 
 crackers. 
 
 31. No person shall fire a gun or other firearm, or set off 
 a fire-ball, squib, or fire-cracker within the Town. 
 
 Charivari, etc. 32. No person shall engage in a charivari or other like dis- 
 turbance of ihe peace within the Town. 
 
 Keeping of 
 pigs, etc. 
 
 33. No person shall keep a hog or pig sty, or any hog or 
 pig upon premises within that part of the ToTvn which lies North 
 of the Grand Trunk Railway property to the Sydenham River, 
 or within that part of the Town which lies west of Head Street, 
 to the side road between lots 21 and 22. 
 
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 34. No person shall suffer or permit the accumulation o*'^,<';f^°'»SJ2|| 
 dung, manure, offal, filth, stagnant water, or other offensive mat- fto. 
 ter or thing, the accumulation of which is dangerous to the public 
 health, upon any lot, or in any house, building or place within the 
 Town owned or occupied by him ; and it shall be the duty of the 
 occupant, vr if tht premises are unoccupied, of the owner of such 
 lot, house, building or place, or the person having the care or 
 charge of the same, to cause such lot, house, building or place ^^^^^ 
 to be thoroughly cleansed and disinfected, and all such accumu- order of 
 
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 lation as aforesaid, as may be therem or thereon, to be rcmovea tor. 
 when required so to do by the Health Inspector ; provided always 
 that persons keeping horses or cows may put up the manure 
 thereof in heaps when the doing so shall not be offensive to the ung up man- 
 neighborhood, but such manure shall not be so put up or remain ""' 
 after the fifteenth day of May in any year. 
 
 35. No person shall suffer or permit a public nuisance to p^bno noiian- 
 exist upon any lot or in any house, building or place within the °^■• 
 Town owned or occupied by him, or ot which he shall have the 
 care or charge. 
 
 t6. Any police, constable, health inspector, or any other Abatement ot 
 "^ •' *^ ' r 1 T* J - public nulaan- 
 
 person by order of the Health Inspector, or of the Board of oes. 
 
 Health, may abate any public nuisance existing upon any lot or 
 in any house, building or place within the Town. 
 
 INJURIES TO PROPERTY AND NOTICES. 
 
 37. No person shall without the consent of the owner there- gfJ'J^^^ ^^^^ 
 of, deface any building, tence or' telegraph pole within the Town, noticea. 
 
 by writing, printing or posting thereon printed or other notices. 
 
 38. No person shall without the consent of the ow net there- fi^^'gSJjSJ* 
 of, pull down or deface any sign board, oi written or printed no- 
 tice lawfully aflOixed within the Town. 
 
 39. No person shall remove the covering of any public tank ^^^10^10, 
 of water within the Town, or throw rubbish into it^ Of turn into it °|^g^ ** 
 the course of any surface or other drain, or in any other way^ pre- 
 vent such tank from being eflScient and available for use when rf- 
 
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 quired, or draw water out of such tank without the permission of 
 the Fire and Water Committee. 
 
 SHADETREES. 
 
 40. Ornamental or shade trees may be placed, planted or 
 Planting of or- set dut in the public streets of the Town, at or within the distance 
 shadeVeesy of two feet (at the most) from the edge ot the sidewalk nearest to 
 the carriage way, and also within the limits of any part of such 
 streets which may under the provisions of any by-law be used for 
 the purpose of forming a boulevard, but nothing herein contained 
 shall b; taken to authorize the planting of the trees known as the 
 poplar, balm of Gilead, or cotton tree or the willow, and the plant- 
 ing thereof in any such street is hereby prohibited. 
 
 Certain trees 
 not to L'O 
 planted. 
 
 Inlaring trees. 
 
 41. No person shall break, injure, dig up, remove or de- 
 i.troy any tree lawfully planted or growing in any of the public 
 streets ol the Town, under the authority of any law o\ the prov- 
 ince or by-law of the Town, or the sod or grass surrounding the 
 same, or the fence or railing or box,stake or other guard which is 
 planted around or near to any such tree for the purpose of pro- 
 Permission to tecling the same, provided always that permission may be given 
 mSr°be grant- by the Road Committee for the removal of any such tree for the 
 «*• purpose of replacing the same by another or for any other pur- 
 pose which the said Road Committee deems proper. 
 
 42. No person shall tie or fasten any horse or other animal 
 to anjr Uct planted or preserved for shade or ornament on any 
 of the public streets of the Town, and no person having the charge 
 of any horse or other animal shall leave the same near enough to 
 any such tree to injure it. 
 
 43. The owner and occupier ol any lot or parcel of land 
 within the Town opposite to which any tree is planted shall cause 
 the same to be kept trimmed at all times so that the project'ng 
 limbs and boughs shall not be less than eight feet above the side- 
 walk. 
 
 44. It shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner to see 
 that the provisions of this by-law relating to shade trees are carried 
 out. 
 
 Tying horses 
 to trees pro- 
 hibited. 
 
 Prcjeotlng 
 branches of 
 trees to be 
 trimmed. 
 
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 to enforce by- 
 law. 
 
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 NAMING STREETS. 
 
 45. Whenever the name of any street or highway within the ^^^„ „^„, 
 Town is changed by bylaw, it shall be the duty of the Town of .tr||t 
 Clerk lorthwith transmit to the by-law making such change to 
 
 the Town Solicitor for the purpose of its being registered, and 
 it shall be the duty of the Town Solicitor to cause the same to 
 be registered. 
 
 FENCES. 
 
 46. A Uwful fence shall be of the height of at least four feet Lawful fence, 
 six inches, and so constructed as not to allow horses, cattle, 
 
 sheep, goats, swine or geese to pass through the same. 
 
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 No person shall construct a fence wholly or in part of B*^»^JjJ{f« 
 barbed wire or any other like material within the '^'own, unless have a cap en 
 such fence shall have constructed 01. its top a cap made of wood 
 run along the front and top at least six inches in width and one 
 inch in thickness, so as to form a cap six inches by six inches or 
 a scantling 2 x 4on top, and built sufficiently strong to protect per- 
 son or animal from injury. Such fence shall not be constructed JJ^t°jJ»%<»on- 
 along the front of any street within the Town, without first having out permis- 
 obtamed the permission of the Road Committee so to do. 
 
 48. There shall be three fence viewers appointed to act Fence view- 
 within the Town. 
 
 49. The owner of every vacant lot within the Town, abutting 
 
 Vacant lota 
 
 on any street, road, line or other highway, shall when required so maybefenced. 
 to do by a written notice from the Road Committee given under 
 the authority of the Council, enclose such lots with a lawful fence 
 and shall maintain and k eep in repair such fence. 
 
 50 The owner of every lot or parcel of land within the yf^^^^f^, 
 Town, upon which there is a pit, precipice, deep water or other ^^^*J! )*' 
 place dangerous to travellers, shall cause the same to be enclosed Jj ^ 
 with a lawful fence and maintain and keep in repair such fence 
 
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 POLICE OFFICE AND LOCK-UP HOUSES. 
 
 Police office. e i . The Firemen's Hall situated on the west side of F;«ink 
 
 Street shall continue to be the Police Office of the Town. 
 
 Look-up. 52. The lock-up house situated at the rear of the Firemen's 
 
 Hall, shall continue to be the lock-up house of the Tcwn for the 
 detention of all persons detained for examination on a charge of 
 having committed any offence, and all persons detained for trans- 
 mission to any common gaol or house of correction either for trial 
 or in the execution ot any sentence. 
 
 ASSIZE OF BREAD. 
 
 53. All bread sold or offered for sale within the Town, of 
 bread. whatever shape or form, shall be in loaves of two pounds and four 
 
 pounds weight respectively, and all bread '=iold or offered for sale 
 within the Town ot any less weight shall be seized and forfeited 
 for the use of the poor, provided alv.ays that nothing in this sec- 
 tion contained^shall prevent bakers or others from selling or offer- 
 ing for sale biscuits, buns, rolls, crackers, muffins, or any other 
 fancy cakes commonly made in the trade and not intended to re- 
 beti^id^uniesB present or pass as a loaf or loaves of bread, and no person shall 
 we?^^f' sell or offer for sale within the Town bread made contrary to the 
 provisions of this by-law. 
 
 Inspector may 54- It shall be lawful for the Chief of Police or License In- 
 leis %v6i|H "* spector by the direction of the Mayor or Police Magistrate at any 
 by*Vi»w!**** time from six o'clock in the morning until nine o'clock at night 
 (Sundays excepted) to enter into any house, shop or place within 
 •the town where bread is'sold or offered for sale and to cause the 
 bread found therein to be weighed, and if such bread shall be 
 found to be of less weight than provided by the nexx preceding 
 section of this by-law, to seize and carry away the same in order 
 that it may be disposed of for the use of the poor in such manner 
 as sha ll be dir ected by the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Chairman 
 of the Relief Committee. [ ,, .jxii:. .. ^_^ :^.:. '> 
 
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 IMPORTUNING TRAVELLERS. 
 
 55. No person shall m the streets or public places of the Jj^P^^^g^^g 
 Town importune others to travel in or employ any vessel or vehi- "treetB. 
 cle, or to go to any tavern or boarding-house. ' 
 
 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. 
 
 56. No person shall within the Town excessively beat, cut, cruelty to 
 
 wound or otherwise ill-treat any animal. 
 
 aninuii 
 
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 ,18. 
 
 POUNDS AND POUND KEEPERS. 
 
 57. Nc person shall suffer or permit any swine, stallion, 
 
 mule, goat, ram, horse, horned or other cattle, sheep or geese of ^°,JSi\t £rge. 
 which he shall be the owner, or which shall be in his possession 
 or custody or under his control, to rue at large within the Town* 
 
 58. There are hereby established two pounds for the Town. Poanda. 
 
 59. No person shall rescue or retake or attempt to rescue ^^^ ^^ rescue 
 or retake fiom the person in whose custcdy the same shall be °' ig^d^gtrafn' 
 any animal or bird distrained or impounded under the provisions od. 
 
 of this by- law. 
 
 60. In addition to ill damages and other expenses for uwner liable 
 , . , , , , r -1 *or damasceB 
 
 which the same, or the owner thereof or person lu whose posses- over and 
 
 above other 
 sipn or custody or under whose contrftl the same may be, shall be fees. 
 
 liable according to law or the by-laws of the Town, there shall be 
 payable in respect of each animal or bird named in sectjon fifty- 
 seven distrained under the authority of this by-law. 
 
 (i) Th<; compensation to be allowed the Popnd Keeper for pees payable 
 services rendered by him in carrying out the provisions of this ^° Ppe"*or 
 by-law relating to pounds and pound keepers shall be as fol- '««*""«< «*". 
 lows :— 
 
 For impounding stallions, bulls and rams over one year 
 
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 old and boars over 50 lbs. weight, one dollar each. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, each fifty cents. 
 
 For impounding mules or horses or other swine over 50 
 lbs. weight, horned or other cattle, over one year old, fifty cents 
 each. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, each twenty-five cents. 
 
 For impounding other sheep, goats or other small swine 
 under 50 lbs. weight, twenty five cents each. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, each fifteen cents. 
 
 For impounding other cattle under one year old, twenty- 
 five cents each. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, each fifteen cents: 
 
 For impounding geese, each five cents. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, two cents each. 
 
 For crying and selling, five per cent, on the total pro- 
 
 ceeds. 
 
 For advertising, thirty cents. 
 
 Pees for sell- 
 ing. 
 
 Advertising. 
 
 No fees pay- Provided always tl^at no fee shall be payable for feeding 
 
 fniVSfew 24" *"y animal or bird distrained under the authority of this by-law, 
 poSndid." "'^^s^ S"<^^ animal or bird shall have been impounded at least 
 twenty-four hours. 
 
 I>utyof cattle 
 police. 
 
 61. It shall be the special duty of the Chief of Police or 
 iuch person as he may appoint as his agents to cause all animals 
 or birds found running at larjre contrary to the provisions of this 
 by-law or any other by-laws relating to pounds or pound keepers, 
 to be impounded, and to prosecute ail persons offending against 
 any of the provisions of the by-laws of the Town, there shall be 
 payable in respect of each animal or bird named in section fifty- 
 
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 seven, distrained under the authority of this by-law. 
 
 (i) The compensation to be allowed the Chief of Police or 
 such person as he may appoint as his agents for services render- 
 ed by him in carrying out the provisions of this by-law relating to 
 pounds and pound keepers, shall be as follows r^— 
 
 each. 
 
 For distraining and impounding sheep or goats, ten cents ^^^ ^f p^jy, 
 
 police. 
 
 For distraining and impounding swine, horses, mules, 
 horned or other cattle, twenty-five cents each. 
 
 For distraining and impounding geese, five cents each. 
 
 The Pound Keeper shall pay such fee to the Chief of 
 Police or such person as the Chief of Police may appoint as his 
 agent on impounding such animal or bird mentioned in section ahau coUeot*' 
 fifty-seven; such fee the pound keeper shall collect trora the »u other "tees! 
 owner or owners in addition to all other fees imposed by this by- 
 law. 
 
 62. Nothing herein contained shall be taken to be substi- JpecfinV** 
 tution of the provisions of " The Act respecting Pounds," except EesuperMdecu 
 in so far as the provisions of this by-law are inconsistent there- 
 with. 
 
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 6*. Nothing herein contained shall be construed so far as may 'impSund 
 to prevent any person who may feel aggrieved from impounding SfnRat^farge 
 any animal or bird that may be found running at large or tres- or trespassing, 
 passing contrary to the provisions of this by-law relating to pounds 
 and pound keepers. 
 
 64. The owner or occupant of any land shall be responsi- owners of 
 ble for any damage or damages caused by any animnl or animals permftted^u) 
 under his charge and keeping as though such animal or animals uabie forSam- 
 were his own property, and the owner of any aiiimal not permit- fence^e^Jaw^ 
 ted to run at large by the by-laws of this municipality shall be '"*"''"°'' 
 liable for any damage done by such animal although the 
 
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 Pound keeper 
 shall impound 
 animals deliv- 
 ered to bim 
 for'that pur- 
 pose. 
 
 Owner of 
 (Ceese or poul- 
 try trespassiDg 
 maybe 
 brouffbt before 
 any justice of 
 the peace. 
 
 Owner of any 
 animals im- 
 pounded en- 
 titled to his 
 animal at any 
 time on Kirine 
 security for aU 
 costs and dam- 
 ages not ex- 
 ceeding 920. 
 
 Form. 
 
 fence enclosing the premises was not of the height required by 
 this by-law. R. S. O., Chap. 195, Sec. 2. 
 
 65. If not previously replevied the pound keeper shall im- 
 pound any horse, bull, ox, cow, sheep, goat, pig or other cattle, 
 geese or any other poultry distrained for unlawfully running at 
 large or for trespassing and doing damage, delivered to him for 
 that purpose by any person resident within the Town who has 
 detained the same ; or if the owner of any geese or other poultry 
 refuses or neglects to prevent the same from trespassing on his 
 neighbor's premises after a notice in writing has been served upon 
 him of their trespass, then the owner of such poultry may be 
 brought before any justice of the peace and fined such sum as the 
 justice directs. R. S. O., Chap. 195, Sec. 3. 
 
 66. The owner of any animal impounded shall at any time 
 be ehtitled to his animal on demand made therefor without pay- 
 ment of any poundage fees on giving satisfactory security to the 
 pound keeper for all costs, damages and poundage fees that may 
 be established against him, but the person distraining and im- 
 pounding the animal shall at the time of such impounding deposit 
 poundage fees if such are demanded, and within twenty-four 
 hours thereafter deliver to the pound keeper duplicate statements 
 in writing of his demands against the owner for danrages 
 (if any) not exceeding twen y dollars, done by such 
 animal exclusive of such poundage fees, and shall also' 
 give his written agreement (with a security if required by the 
 pouild keeper) in the form following or in words to the same 
 
 • effect : — 
 
 I (or we as the case may be) do hereby agree that I (or 
 we) will pay to the owner of the (describing animal) by me (A. 
 B.) this day impounded, all costs to which the said owner may be 
 put in case the distress by me, the said (A. B.) proves to be il- 
 legal, or in case the claim for damages now put in by me the said 
 (A.. B.) fails to be established. R. S. 0„ Chap. 195, Sec. 5. 
 
 67. In case any pound keeper or person who impounds or 
 confines qr causes to be impounded or confined any animal as. 
 
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 aforesaid rtfuses or neglects to find, provide and supply the ani- poSndlteeper 
 
 mal with good and sufficient food, water and shelter as aforesaid, re'uje" or n«- 
 ° ' ' Klect to supply 
 
 he shall for every day^ during which he so refuses or neglects forfeit food'watjr 
 a sum not less than one dollar nor more than four dollars. R. »»* shelter. 
 S. O., Chap. 195, Sec. 22. 
 
 68. In case an animal or bird is impounded, notices for the Notice of sale, 
 sale thereof shall be given by the pound keeper within forty-eight 
 
 hours afterwards, but no pig nor poultry shall be sold till after 
 
 four clear days, nor any horse or other cattle till after eighi clear maybe mad*. 
 
 days from the time of impounding the same. 
 
 69. The notices of sale may be written or printed and shall Noiice of sale, 
 be affixed and continued for three clear successive days in three 
 
 public places within the Town. The pound keeper shall deliver to 
 the Town Clerk a notice of such sale which shall be posted up in 
 some conspicuous place on or near the door of his office. Such 
 notices shall specify the time and place at which the animal or 
 animals will be publicly sold if not sooner replevied or redeemed 
 by the owner or some one on his behalf, paying the amount of 
 damages (if any), together with the lawful fees and charges of the 
 pound keeper as herein provided. 
 
 70. Any pound keeper or other person wilfully receiving a Penalty for 
 larger amount of fees than by this by-law are authorized sh.ill be iar|erf°li. 
 liable to the penalties imposed by this law for an infraction of the 
 provisions thereof 
 
 LICENSES. 
 
 71. No person shall for hire or gain directly or indirectly Keepers of 
 keep or have in his possession or on his premises any billiard or ba-jifteiie*^ 
 bagatelle table or keep or have a billiard or bagatelle table in a ifcenaed. 
 house or place of public entertainment or resort within the Town, 
 whether such billiard or bagatelle table is used or not, without 
 
 having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 72. it shall be unlawful to have any internal means of com internal com- 
 municaticii .etween a room in which a billiard or bagatelle table Keen"^ 
 
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 billiard room jg kent. and Victualling houses or dinanes and houses where fruits, 
 
 or yictualHng *^ > = ,, , . • j n 
 
 house and any oysters, clams or victuals are sold to be eaten therein, ana all 
 
 nlace where ■' • «. , ^ • *. r j.u„ 
 
 liquor may be other phces for reception, refreshment oi entertainment ot tne 
 ed. ^''^ public, or any place in which spirituous, fermented or other man- 
 
 ufactured liquors may be sold within the Town. 
 
 Hour for cios- 73. That in all places where billiard or bagatelle tables are 
 sa'turdky""*' ke^t within the Town, the lights shall be extinguished and the 
 nl|ht8 eie^ven' places closed from the hour of seven o'clock on Saturday nights 
 o'clock. ^jjj g.^ ^^ ^j^g ^^^^y^ Qjj Monday morning thereafter, and from the 
 
 hour of eleven of the clock in 'every other night till six of the clock 
 in the following morning thereafter. 
 
 Keepers 11- 74- No person licensed under the provisions of this by-law 
 
 afiowdAinVen or any by-law ot the Town to keep a bowling alley, billiard or 
 
 SerJona^hlre- bagatelle table, victualling house ordinary, or house where fruit, 
 
 fimbUn^^r oysteis, clanis or victuals are sold to be eaten therein, or a place 
 
 anyj|^"ch room foi- the reception, refreshment or entertainment of the public, shall 
 
 permit any drunken or disorderly person or any one who keeps 
 
 or resides in a house of ill-fame or any prostitute to resort to or 
 
 frequent the oremiscs kept by him in respect of which such license 
 
 is granted ; or keep or suffer or permit to be kept in such premises 
 
 any faro bank, rouge et noir, roulette table or any other device for 
 
 gambling or gaming, or suffer or permit tippling or gambling of 
 
 any kind to be carried on therein. 
 
 License may 71?, It anv person who has taken out a license for any cf 
 
 be forfeited in '*' ' ' . . 
 
 caseofconvic- the purposes mentioned in the next preceding section is convict- 
 
 tion of breach rr ,.,,/.ir,, 
 
 of by-law. ed of a breach of the provisions of any by-law of the 1 own, regu- 
 lating the trade or business carried on by him under such license, 
 or the premises in which the same is cariied on or the mode of 
 carrying on su'zh trade or business, or of the breach of any sta- 
 tute or by-law in force in the municipality relating to shop or 
 tavern licenses, his license may in the discretion of the Police 
 Magistrate or other convicting judge or justice be absolutely for- 
 feited. 
 
 No minor un 76. That it shall be unlawful to allow minors under sixteen 
 
 der 16 years ^^^^^ ^f ^^^ ^^ engage in a game of billiards or bagatelle or loiter 
 

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 in a room or house where billiard or bagatelle tables are keptun- oW to loiter in 
 less such minors are accompanied by their parents, master or room, 
 guardians or are members of the proprietor's family. 
 
 77. No transient trader or other person who occupies prem- 
 ises within the Town for a temporary period, and whose name 
 has not been duly entered on the assessment roll of the Town in 
 respect of income or personal property for the then current year, 
 and who may offer goods or merchandise of any description for 
 sale by auction conducted by himself or by a licensed auctioneer 
 or otherwise, shall carry on his trade or business or offer goods 
 or merchandise for sale in manner aforesaid without having ob 
 tained a license so to do, provided always that this section shall 
 not effect, applj- to or restrict the sale of the stock of an insolvent 
 estate which is being sold or disposed of within the Town where 
 the insolvent carried on business therewith at the tin- 1 of the issue 
 of a writ of attachment or the execution of an assignment. This 
 section shall be construed to apply whether the goods and mer- 
 chandise are offered by auction or otherwise. 43 Vic, Chap, 24, 
 Sec. 24. 
 
 Transient 
 traders, etc.. to 
 be licensed. 
 
 ProviBO sec- 
 tion not to 
 apply to sales 
 of Insolvent 
 stock in cer- 
 tain oases. 
 
 Meaning of 
 section. 
 
 78. Every license to a transient trader or other person men- ^ 
 
 tioned in the next preceding section shall continue in force for the transient 
 
 number of days for which the license fee is paid and no longer >n force for 
 ,, . ,, ,. , , ,, . . . . ° 'periods for 
 
 ana the period for which such license is to continue is to be stated which iicenHo 
 , fee is paid, 
 
 therein. 
 
 79. No person shall keep within the Town a victualling victualling 
 house ordinary, or house where fruit, oysters, clams or victuals licensed" ^^ 
 are sold to be e»ten therein, or a place for the reception, refresh- 
 ment or entertainment of the public, without having obtained a apply* to keeo°- 
 license so to do, provided always that this section shall not apply or^oarding^"* 
 to keepers of licensed taverns or of boarding houses. houses. 
 
 80. No person shall hold or keep any exhibition for hire or Bowling alleyg 
 profit or keep a bowling alley or other place of amusement with- *° ^® Uoenaed. 
 in the Town without having obtained a license so to do. 
 
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 Person givinf? 8i. No person shall give or assist ill eiviiit? any exhibition 
 
 exhibition of ... o o j 
 
 waxworks.i o{ waxworlc, menagerie, circus nding or other such like shows 
 
 etc.. to bo 11- ,, ,•■•,, , . , . . ™ 
 
 cenaod. usually exhibited by showmen, within the To\rn, vr ithout having 
 
 obtained a license so to do. 
 
 mo"n nmy'b'c"'' ^^- -^"7 ^"^ imposed for an infraction of the provision of 
 
 goods used in ^^c next preceding section of this by-law may be levied by distress 
 theexhibition. ^^^ g^jg ^f jj^g gQ^^jg j^,,jj chattels of such showman, or belonging 
 
 to or used in such exhibition whether owned by such shopman 
 or not, and in default of payment thereof the offender may be im- 
 prisoned in the common gaol of the county of Middlesex for any 
 in"Sefauit!!^"* ^^^^ "°^ exceeding one month. Every license to a person mem. 
 tioned in section eighty one of this by-law shall continue in force 
 for one day. 
 
 Keepers of 83. No person shall set up, use or drive within the Town 
 
 cabs, etc., to , . ., , , , , , „ . 
 
 be licensed, any cab, carnage, omnibus or other vehicle used for hire for the 
 conveyance of persons from place to place within the'Town, with- 
 out having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 Keepers of ^^ ^° owner of a livery stable or owner of horses for hire 
 
 to be^iiliensed *^*^^ '^^^^V "" *^^ business of a livery stable keeper within the 
 Town without having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 Butchers to be 
 licenssd. 
 
 85. No person shall sell fresh meat in quantities less than by 
 the quarter carcase within the Town without having obtained a 
 license so to do, and only at the place set forth in such license. 
 
 censed. 
 
 Keepers of in- ^^' No person shall set up c: keep an intelligence office 
 
 offlces'to^e 11- within the Town for the purpose of registering the names and resi- 
 dence of any giving information to or procuring servants for em- 
 ployers in want of domestics or laborers, and for registering the 
 names and residents of any giving information to or procuring em- 
 ployment for domestics, servants and other laborers desiring em- 
 ployment, without having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 Hours during 87. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office 
 
 which intelli- 1 j i 10 
 
 gence oiHces within the Town, shall keep his office open for business between 
 are kept open. ^ / , ■ , , 1 • , 
 
 he hours of nine o'clock in the morning and six o clock in the 
 
 evening, Sundays and holidays excepted. 
 
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 88. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office lacpemui 
 shall keep a book in which shall be entered at the time oi appli- book omd <or 
 cation the name and residence of any person who oaay apply for 
 
 , employment and the name and residence of any person who 
 may make application to be supplied with male or female 
 domestic servants or other laborers, and also all sums of money 
 uhich may be received from any person for any such services, and 
 such book shall at all times be open to the inspection of the In- 
 spector of Licenses by direction of the mayor, justice or any 
 member of the License Committee. 
 
 89. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office 
 shall be entitled to receive at the time of application, the following 
 fees and no more : 
 
 From every male applying for place or employment a sum 
 
 not exceeding thirty cents. Kn^byW 
 
 ertofint^- 
 fcence offlo'e^. 
 
 From every female applying for place or employment a 
 ' sum not exceeding twenty cents. * 
 
 From every person making application for a male do- 
 mestic servant or other laborer a sum not exceeding thirty cents. 
 
 From every person making application for a female do- 
 mestic servant or other laborer a sum not exceeding twenty cents. 
 
 For which said sums a receipt shall be given at the time Receipts to be 
 of application to the person so applying, and in the event of no *^''^*° 
 place or employment being obtained as applied for or no domes- 
 tic servant or other laborer being obtained as applied tor 
 within two weeks from the dale of application, one-half the fees so Pa'ft to be re- 
 paid shall be refunded on the demand of the person producing tain caaed. 
 the receipt. 
 
 90. No person licensed to keep an intelligence office shall no greator 
 directly or indirectly demand, lake or receive any greater or other be'^u k «f ." *** 
 fees than those authorized by this by-law. 
 
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 LioenM to b« 91. Every license issued under the authority of this by-law 
 i?irrent^B*"' Of the bv-laws of the Town, shall, unless it is expressed to be 
 ft^'endoSIhe granted for a shorter period or unless the same shall be sooner 
 Maroh •«« lorfeiied, be Tor the year current at the time of the issuing thereof, 
 '""•" and shall expire on the first day of April next succeeding the time 
 
 of such issue. 
 
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 LioeoM rot to 9»- No license shall have any force or effect until the li- 
 ulfV^'^wto' cense fee payable in respect thereof shall have been paid to the 
 Treaiurer. Treasurer, and his receipt therefor endorsed thereon or written 
 therein. 
 
 Town Clerk to 
 iaaue UcenBea. 
 
 93. It shall be the duty of the Town Clerk to issue' such 
 license and affix the corporate seal thereto. 
 
 94. Every person who is required by the by-laws of the Town 
 Person lloenB- ^° ^^* O"^ ^ license for any purpose shall have and keep affixtd 
 fixed In' a'con- ^" ^ conspicuous place to the premises in which the trade, busi- 
 Bpiououe ness or calling for the carrying of which a license is required to be 
 
 taken out is ca ried on. 
 
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 place. 
 
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 License to be 1'S- Every person to whom a license shall be issued under 
 
 whenrequir- t^e authority oi the by-laws of the Town, shall produce the same 
 *^' whet ever it may be demanded by the license inspector, police 
 
 magistrate or any justice or other person duly authorized. 
 
 License In- 
 ppoctor to 
 prosecute. 
 
 96. It shall be the duty of the license inspector to prosecute 
 all oflences committed against the license by-laws of the Town, 
 and generally to perform such other duties as are assigned to him 
 by this by-law, and as shall be assigned to him by the License 
 Committee. 
 
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 License In- 97- The license inspector may at any time enter into any 
 
 entertoS?^ house or place licensed under the by-laws of the Town, for the 
 intoKt^*d.*" purpose of inspecting them or in the discharge of his duty, and no 
 pet son shall interrupt or molest the said inspector. 
 
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 FEES. 
 
 98. The following shall be the license fees payable under Lioente few. 
 the provisions of this by-law : — 
 
 For a license to a transient trader or other persons men- j!JJ'^°''*°' 
 tioned in section seventy-four, five dollars per day. 
 
 For keeping a bowling alley ,,twenty dollars per annum. Bowling Mtj. 
 
 For keeping a bagatelle table, twenty dollars per an- Bagatelle, 
 num. 
 
 For keeping a billiard table other than a pool or pocket Billiard, 
 table, for the first table, twenty dollars per annum, and for every 
 addtional table, ten dollars per annum. 
 
 For keeping a pool or pocket billiard table, each twenty p^j ^j. po^jj^i 
 dollars per annum. *»'»*«• 
 
 day. 
 
 For the exhibition of a circus or riding, fifty dollars per Ciroue. 
 
 For the exhibition of a menagerie, fifty dollars per day. Menagerie. 
 For the exhibition of a menagerie, circus or riding com- 
 
 bined, fifty dollars per day. 
 
 Cvabiaed. 
 
 For the exhibition of waxwork or other exhibition ex- Waxworke 
 ..... . - ^ , ., and others. 
 
 ceptmg cucus riding or menagerie, from two to five dollars per 
 
 day in the discretion of the Mayor. 
 
 For every fruit or refreshment stand or booth in connec- Refreshment 
 tion with any such exhibition, two dollars per day. 
 
 For keeping a victualling house ordinary, or other house viotnaihnK 
 or place mentioned in section seventy-six. ten dollars per annum 
 or two dollars by the day it by the day. 
 
 For keeping an intelligence ofiice, one dollar per annum, intelligence 
 
 office. 
 
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 LlT«r7iu%l«a. Por keeping a livery itable or horses for hire, ten dollars 
 
 per annum 
 
 Cabt. cto. For keeping a cab, carriage or omnibus for hire, two 
 
 dollars per annum. 
 
 Dnri. etc. For keeping any other vehicle for hire excepting a cab, 
 
 carriage or omnibus, four dollars per annum. 
 
 FfMhmeKt. Fo'' selling fresh meat in quantities less than by the 
 
 quarter carcase, eight dollars per annum. 
 
 Fe« to Town 
 Clerk. 
 
 A fee of fifly cents shall be paid by every applicant for 
 each license to the Town Clerk, one-half of which shall be pc^ • 
 able to the Chief of Police and the other to be retained by the 
 Clerk, and such fee shall be over and above the amount of license 
 therein imposed. 
 
 TAVERN AND SHOP LICENSES. 
 
 Shop lloenM 
 Umitod. 
 
 90. The number of shop licenses that may be granted with, 
 in the Town shall be limited to seven. 
 
 Tavern license IOC. The number of tavern licenses that may be granted 
 limited. yt\x\i\r^ the Town shall be limited to eight. 
 
 Saloons not 
 allowed. 
 
 101. No person shall within the Town be exempted from the 
 necessity of having all the tavern accommodation required by 
 law. • . 
 
 TaTenifee. ro2. The sum or duty to be paid in respect of every tavern 
 
 license granted within the Town shall be ' Inndred dollars, 
 which shall include both the municipal and id - Ip duty. 
 
 Shop fees. 1 03. The sum or duty to be paid in respect of every shop 
 
 license granted within the Town shall be two hundred dollars, 
 which shall include both the municipal and provincial duty. 
 
 tOi. That all licensed tavern keepers shall have some one in 
 
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 attendance at all times to take charge of the horses of travellers re- Tftv«rn^J«jp. 
 sorting to his house or tavern, and shall be bound to see that due hoiUer. 
 care and attention are paid to the feeding, watermg, cleaning and 
 taking care of thero. 
 
 105. Every shop-keeper granted a license within the Town, J'«°j;^f,<'to wfi 
 shall confine the business of his shop solely and exclusively to the {lJ«,V''S,'eII^n. 
 keeping and selling of liquor. 
 
 106. In all places within the Town where intoxicating liquors nouraforoios- 
 are or may be sold by wholesale or retail, no sale or other dis- tavtfrnfc" *° 
 posal of the said liquor shall take place therein or on the prem- 
 ises thereof, or out of or from the same, to any person or persons 
 whomsoever, from or after the hour of seven o'clock on Saturday 
 
 night till six of the clock on Monday morning thereafter,and during 
 all other days the bar-room or shop in the places aforesaid shall 
 be closed from or after the hour of eleven o'clock at night till six 
 of the clock on the morning thereafter. 
 
 DOGS. 
 
 107. Every person who is within the Town the owner, pos- Taxonownen 
 sessor or harborerofa dog shall pay a yearly tax of two dollars 
 for every such dog. 
 
 108. The Assessor in making the annual assessment of the ABieaBor to 
 
 Town, shall make a return on the assessment roll of the names of on aBeessment 
 
 , , r 1. 1 J ■ 1 11 t. foil of owners 
 
 the owners, possessors or harborers of all dogs ; and it shall be &o., of dogs. 
 
 the duty of all persons liable to the tax imposed by the next pre- 
 ceding section of this by-law upon request to give to the Assessor bodb liable to 
 the information necessary to enable him to make such returns. °^ 
 
 109. The Clerk shall enter the names of all persons liable to cierk to enter 
 the said tax and the amount of such tax upon the Collector's roll, collector to°* 
 and the said tax shall be collected by the Collector in like man- *'**"®*'* "' 
 ner as other rates and taxes are collected, unless the same shall 
 have been already paid to the Inspector of Licenses under the 
 provisions of this by-law. 
 
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 Owners of 
 dogs to regis- 
 ter them with 
 license Inspoc- 
 tor before first 
 January in 
 each year. 
 
 And to cause 
 dogs to wear a 
 collar inscrib- 
 ed with name 
 of owner and 
 metal check 
 with letters 
 T.P. and num- 
 ber and year 
 thereon. 
 
 no Every person who is within the Town the owner, pos- 
 sessor or harborer of a dog shall before the thirty-first day ot 
 January in each year hereafter procure such dog to be numbered, 
 described and registered for the year commencing on the first day 
 of February thereafter in the office of the Town Clerk, and shall 
 cause such dog to wear around its neck a collar of metal or of 
 leather with metal plate, on which metal collar or plate shall be 
 ir.scribed th'. name of such person, and to which collar shall be 
 attachea a metal check on which shall be inscribed the letters T. 
 P. (tax paid), and figures indicating the year for which such tax 
 has been paid, and a number corresponding with the number un- 
 der which such dog is for the time being registered in the books 
 of the Town Clerk. 
 
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 Metal chock to in. Every such person shall on payment of the tax imposed 
 free of charge by section one hundred and four and registering his dog as pi o- 
 oUax^'""" vided in section one hundred and ten, be furnished, free of 
 
 charge, with the metal check mentioned in the next preceeding 
 
 section. 
 
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 na. The Town Clerk shall not register any such dog unless 
 not^o ^eltister ^^^ person applying to have the same registered shall have paid 
 dog unless tox the tax imposed by section one hundred and seven, and shall pro- 
 duce the receipt of the Treasurer therefor, or shall pay the said 
 tax to such Town Clerk. 
 
 Town Clerk to 
 k»ep book and 
 make record 
 therein of dogb 
 registered and 
 other particu- 
 lars, and to 
 make monthly 
 returns and 
 statements to 
 Treasurer. 
 
 n3. It shall be the duty of the Town Clerk to keep a book 
 in which shall be recorded the name of the owner of every dog 
 registered under the provisions of this by-law, the date of such 
 registration, the description of the dog, the registration, number 
 and the amount of the tax paid, and it shall also be the duty of 
 the Town Clerk to make a monthly return to the Town Treasurer 
 of the moneys collected by him, and to furnish therewith a state- 
 mert showing the persons by whom such moneys shall have been 
 paid. 
 
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 Duties of 1 14 The Town Clerk shall perform the duties imposed upon 
 
 as to dogs. him by the provisions of this by-law relating to dogs under the 
 
 supervision and direction of the License Committee. 
 
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 No parson shall suffer or permit any dog of which he vift^'run**!? 
 
 is the owner, possessor or harborer to run at large within the large. 
 Town, if such dog is of a vicious or ferocious disposition or ac- 
 customed to snap at or bite mankind, or if such dog has previous- 
 ly attacked or bitten any person travelling in or along the public 
 streets. 
 
 1 1 6. No peison shall after the first day of February next After 1st Feb. 
 suffer or permit any dog of which he is the owner, possessor or run at large 
 harborer to run at large within the Town unless such dog shall ^„<j check. " 
 have around its neck the collar and metal check mentioned in 
 
 section one hundred and ten inscribed as therein provided. 
 
 117. No person shall suffer or permit any dog of which he P^fKIJ^f^'/g^ 
 
 is the owner, possessor or harborer to run at large within the Town ^^[j^^P™*''*' 
 during such period as shall be prescribed in any proclamation hibiting^is in 
 issued under the authority of this bylaw, unless such dog shall muzzled, 
 have securely put on a good, strong, substantial, and safe muzzle 
 so as to effectually prevent him from biting or snapping. 
 
 118. The Mayor may at any time when he is authorized so Mayor 
 
 to do by a resolution of the Council issue his proclamation de- izedby coun- 
 claring that no dog shall be permitted to run at large within the prociamaUon 
 Town during such period as shall be determined by the Council ning'^at large" 
 and named in such proclamation, unless such dog shall be muz- mnzzied?" ^^^ 
 zled in manner prescribed in section one hundred and seventeen, 
 and notice of such proclamation shall be given by advertisement 
 and posters before the same goes into effect. 
 
 119. Any .police constable or other person authorized for 
 that purpose by the Mayor. Police Magistrate or Chief of Police 
 may seize any dog found running at large elsewhere than on the 
 premises of tlie owner, possessor or harborer thereof contrary to 
 the provisions of this by-law, and it shall be the duty of the police 
 constibles so to do, and every such police, constable or other 
 person shall forthwith after making such seizure deliver such dog 
 to one of the Pound Keepers of the Town, and it shall be the 
 duty of the Pound Keeper to whom the same shall be delivered 
 to impound such dog and to supply it with water while impound- 
 
 Dogs running 
 at large con- 
 trary to by- 
 law may be 
 seized and im- 
 pounded and 
 Pound Keeper 
 to kill unless 
 reclaimed. 
 
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 ed, and in case it shall not be reclaimed as hereinafter provided 
 within forty-eight hours after it shall have been delivered to the 
 Pound Keeper it shall be the duty of the Pound Keeper to kill 
 such dog. 
 
 Owner &o. ^^°' The owner, possessor or harborer of any dog impound- 
 
 dosTimpolSd- ®^ under the next preceding section may reclaim his dog on appli- 
 *f «?anl*"*°* cation to the Pound Keeper on proof of his ownership and on 
 proo'of payment of the sum ot one dollar, one-half of which shall be re- 
 
 tained by the Pound Keeper and the other half be paid to the 
 person by whom such dog shall have been impounded. 
 
 Police niHglB- 
 trate,&o„ majr 
 order doe in 
 respect of 
 whicli eom- 
 plaiat is made 
 under section 
 116.116, or 117 
 to be destroy- 
 ed. 
 
 Penalty for re- 
 fusal to obey 
 order. 
 
 121. The Police Magistrate or other presiding magistrate at 
 the Police Court of the Town, upon the trial of any complaint for 
 an infraction of the provisions of sections one hundred and fifteen, 
 one hundred and sixteen or one hundred and seventeen of this by- 
 law, may, in addition to the imposition of a fine and costs, ord^"^ 
 that the dog in respect of which the complaint is made shall be 
 killed, and if the person in whose possession or custody such dog 
 shall be, shall neglect or refuse to deliver up to any constable or 
 peace officer within the Town for the purpose of his being killed 
 upon request for that purpose being made, or shall in any way 
 hinder or prevent such dog from being taken and killed, he shall 
 be liable to the penalties imposed for an infraction of the provi- 
 sions of this by-law. 
 
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 If metal check 122. Any person who may have lost his metal check T. P. 
 lost a dupU- , ., , . . ,,,j .• J 
 
 cate may be as described m section one hundred and ten, may obtain a du- 
 obtainedfrom ,. . .m ^ii ^ e i r ^ ^ 
 
 Town Clerk, plicate from the Town Clerk on payment of the sum of twenty- 
 
 five cents. 
 
 PUBLIC HEALTH. 
 
 Powers con- 
 ferred upon 
 Board of 
 Healtb. 
 
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 123. All the powers conferred upon or vested in the mem- 
 bers of the Municipal Council of the Town of Strathroy by " The 
 Act respecting the Public Health " or by any act passed after 
 "The Municipal Act" took effect, or which may hereafter be 
 passed for the like purpose, are hereby delegated to the members 
 of the said Council who shall from time to time be the members 
 
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 of the standing committee of the said Council called the Board 
 of Health. 
 
 124. There shall be appointed by the Council an officer to Health inapcc- 
 be called the Health Inspector, who shall hold office during the pointed? *^" 
 pleasure of the Council and until his successor is appointed, and 
 
 such appointment shall not be limited to one officer if it be deem- 
 ed necessary in the interest of the Public Health to increase the 
 number of such inspectors. 
 
 125. Every Health Inspector shall before entering upon the Declaration of 
 duties of his office make the following declaration before the 
 
 Mayor or Town Clerk 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 
 appertaining to my office of Health Inspector as declared by the 
 by-laws of the Town of Strathroy,and that I will not directly or in- 
 directly for myself or others in trust for me or on my own ac- 
 count have any interest or concern in any purchase, contract or 
 agreement to be made in pursuance of such by-laws. 
 
 126. The following shall be the duties of the Health In- Duties of 
 
 ° Health In- 
 
 spector : specter. 
 
 (i.) To attend at the health office a portion of each day as to attend 
 
 ,, J , J J- 4. beaHh office. 
 
 the said board may direct. 
 
 (2.) To keep a record of all his proceecKngs in a book in T^j^gg g. 
 which shall be entered any expenditure ordered in his department co»d of pro- 
 with the names of all persons or workmen the time worked and 
 the amount to be paid to each individual, and to make a report 
 thereof to the said board whenever directed by said board ao to 
 do. 
 
 (3.) T) keep a vigilant, supervision over all the lanes, by- to keep sup- 
 ways and vacant lots or premises within the Town, upon which flnes'^&c"^ 
 any accumulation of dung, manure, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant 
 water or other offensive matter may be found, and at once, either 
 when required by any person or otherwise, to examine the same. 
 
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 To notify por- and notify the person who owns or (occupies such premises lo re- 
 IccumuiaTion'' move the same and if necessary to require the premises to be 
 of dung. &c. ^ig^j^gg^ ^„^ disinfected. 
 
 (a.) To make a report of such examination and if such ac- 
 To report \^ ' ' 
 
 theron and if cumulation be not removed within twenty-four hours after notice 
 
 not removed , , . . . , . , - 
 
 to lay in«'or- thereof as aforesaid to lodge mformation before the proper of- 
 ficer to the end, that proceedings may be immediately taken 
 against the person offending in accordance with the provisions of 
 this by-law, and it shall be at his discretion to cause such ac- 
 cumulation to be removed. 
 
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 To visit but- (5-) To visit the premises of all butchers at least Oiice or 
 
 cheers prem- ^^j^^ during the months of May, June, July, August, rfeptember 
 
 and October, and once a month during the remainder of the year, 
 
 and to report to the said board the result of such visits'immedi- 
 
 ately thereafter. 
 
 To provide for (6.) To make all necessary arrangements for removing all 
 
 removal of dej decaying animal or vegetable matter from the streets. 
 
 or vegetable 
 
 L /v (7.) To see that the provisions of the by-laws of the Town 
 
 To see that by- M ' '^ 
 
 laws relating relating to the public health are enforced, and generally to obey 
 
 public health o r . , . ,. 
 
 are observed, ^nd carry out the instructions and directions ot tiie said board m 
 
 matter relating to the public health. 
 ... 127 In addition to the appointment of Health Inspector the 
 
 Appomtment i.^/. j- ir , , r u 
 
 of medical Council mav, when it is deemed indispensable for the preserva- 
 health officer. ^ ^ ' , , , i j «• i 
 
 tion of the public health and the more promptly and effectually 
 
 carrying into effect the sanitary provisions of this or any other 
 by-law of the Council, appoint one or more members of the medi- 
 cal profession to be Medical Health Officer or officers of the 
 Town, to hold office during the pleasure ot tlie Council, and 
 whose duties and remuneration shall be specially defined from 
 time to time by resolution of th2 Council. 
 
 Board to ex- 1 28. The said board shall examine into all nuisances, sources 
 
 offlfth ftc'"''®^ of filth and causes of sickness within the Town that may in its 
 
 opinion be injurious to ihe health of the inhabitants and shall de- 
 
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 stroy, remove or prevent the same ;is the case may reqinre, and «°^'„'^ to^^^.%g 
 shall lurther enquire respecting articles that are capable of con- of iiiih, 6.c. 
 containmg or conveying infection or cor.tagion brought or conveyed 
 into the Town by or through any vehicle or by any means what- 
 soever. 
 
 120. The said Board may grant permits for or restrain the Removal of 
 removal of any nuisance or infected articles within the Town 
 when they consider it safe and proper for the public safety so to 
 do. 
 
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 130. Whenever it shall appear necessary to the said Board ^y,^tp^enf ^f 
 or any of its officers for the preservation of the public health or nuisance, etc. 
 for the abatement of any nuisance or upon the receipt by the said 
 Board of a notice signed by two or more inhabitants of the Town 
 stating the conditions of any lot, house, building or place within the 
 Town to be so filthy as to be a nuisance or injurious to health, o'" 
 that a public nuisance exists in or upon such lot.house, building or 
 place, or that in or upon any such lot, house, building or place 
 any accumulation of dung, manure, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant 
 water or other offensive matter or thing is kept or permitted to 
 remain so as to be a nuisance or injurious as aforesaid, the said 
 Board or any of its officers may enter such lot, house, building or 
 place for the purpose of examining the same, and if necesssary ^^^^ q^^j.,, ^^_ 
 may order the removal of any such matter ci thing as aforesaid, g^ncl! etcf "*' 
 A.nd if any person having the care or control of such lot, house, 
 building or place after having had twenty-four hours notice from 
 the said Board or any of its officers, to remove or abate such mat- 
 ter or thing as aforesaid, shall neglect or refuse to remove or abate 
 the samo.he shall b-i subject to the penalties of this by-law, and the 
 
 Slid Board may remove or cause to be removed such matter or In case of fail- 
 
 ■' J 1 • "™ *° remove 
 
 thine and abate or cause to be abated such nuisance, the costs afcer notice at 
 
 ,- , 1. . -Ill •!/-,• expense of 
 
 and expenr.es whereof shall be paid by the person in default m person in de- 
 
 ' fault, 
 
 addition to the penalties imposed by this by-law. 
 
 131. Ihe notice mentioned in the next preceding section of on whom no- 
 this by law, may be served on the occupant or person having gerveVand*^ 
 charge or control of such lot, house, building or place, and if such **°^- 
 
lot, house, building or place is vacant, the same may be served 
 on the owner thereof or his agent if known and resident in the 
 Town, and if not known or not residing in the Town, may be affix- 
 ed to such lot, house, building or place. 
 
 Duty of board 
 ing-housc 
 keepers, etc.. 
 dui-ing epi- 
 demic. 
 
 132. Whenever any boarding house-keeper or householder 
 within the Town shall know that any person within his house has 
 the smali-pox or any other disease dangerous to the public health, 
 he shall immediately give r.otice to the said board or any of its 
 officers. 
 
 f hvBl- ^33' Whenever any physician within the Town shall know 
 
 ciaiis (iiirinK ^]^^^ r^^y person whom he is called upon to visit within the Town 
 
 is infected with the small-pox or any other disease dangerous to 
 
 the public health, such physici.in shall immediately give notice 
 
 thereof to the said board or any of its officers. 
 
 iJuringepi- 134- The said board Or any of its officers may isolate any 
 
 may be'^lsohuf- pcrson having the small-pox or other disease dangerous to the 
 '"^- public health within the Town, and may cause to be posted upon 
 
 Nofc maybe ^^ "^^^ *^^^ ^^^^ of any house or dwelling in which such person is, 
 
 a notice stating that such disease is within the said house or 
 
 dwelling. 
 
 put up on 
 house. 
 
 135. The said board or any of its officers may order and 
 houses may be direct the person in possession of any slaughter house or place 
 in which cattle, sheep or swine are or have been slaughtered 
 within the Town, to remove the same out of the Town limits or 
 to discontinue slaughtering in such slaughter house or other 
 place on the premises thereof within the Town, and to thorough- 
 ly cleanse the same. If such person after having had twenty-four 
 hours notieo from the said board or any of its officers shall ne- 
 glect or refuse to obey the said order he shall be subject to the 
 penalties of this by-law. 
 
 1^6. That it shall be lawful for the said board or any of its 
 Swwie may be ^ , . . , . 
 
 removed out officers to Order or direct any person havmg in his possession or 
 
 of the town . . . ■ , • , rry u 
 
 limits. upon his premises any swme wiihm the lown to remove such 
 
 swine without the limits ol the Town, and to cause the pens, 
 styes, yard or place within which they are or were kept to be 
 
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 thoroughly cleansed within such time as the said^board may di- 
 rect by such notice. 
 
 I-??. Ihat the proprietor or occupant of any premises within Privies to be 
 , J: , „ '^ I . . , . r . . built above 
 
 the Town shall cause the privies on their respective premises to vaults. 
 
 be built above vaults at least four feet in aepth and proper 
 ly constructed and covered, and that the proprietors or occupants 
 of any and all premises within the Town shall deposit and throw ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ 
 into their said privy vaults at least once in every fortnight °*^g®Jjf^|™'' 
 between the first days of April and October in each year thrown there- 
 at least a peck of unslacked lime or its equivalent in any disin- 
 fecting chemical. , 
 
 138. That the owner or occupant of any premises within priyy yauug 
 the Town shall cause the privy vaults upon his premises to be and flithre-^ 
 cleansed and the filth therein removed to such place as the said J^t May fn 
 board may direct, at least once in each year not later than the ^°^ ^^^^' 
 first day of May. 
 
 139. That persons having upon their premises any private private drains 
 drain or sink shall cause the same to be cleanly kept, and shall cieaniy\ept, 
 pour down such private drain or sink at least once in each week solution to"be 
 a small quantity of any deoderizing chemical solution. once^a'v^ek.'^ 
 
 140. That no person shall throw or cause to be thrown upon _ 
 
 f f ^ Water not to 
 
 any stieet. alley or highway within the Town any water whatever be thrown on 
 
 .,,,._, the 8tr66t8, 
 
 except the same be thrown within the box drain. 
 
 141. That no owner or the agent of any owner or person in ^^^3^3 not to 
 possession of any house within the Town, shall permit the same to be occupied 
 be occupied by a greater number ot persons than in the opinion of number of 
 
 Board will 
 
 the said board should be permitted. 
 
 permit. 
 
 142. Any person selling within the Town or exporting there selling or. ex- 
 roin 'blown, tainted or damaged fish or flesh meat, unless with edVr'famaged 
 the intent that the same shall be used for some other purpose etc!i prohibi- 
 than as food, shall be subject to the penalties of this by-law, and 
 upon trial or enquiry of such case the burden of proof shall be 
 upon the person accused to show for what purpose such fish or 
 
 ted. 
 
Penalty. 
 
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 flesh meat was so exported or sold and 'he convicting jiutice may 
 order the same to be destroyed 
 
 Offensive 
 privy vaults, 
 drains, etc., 
 to bo cleansed, 
 altered and 
 repaired as 
 the Hoard may 
 direct. 
 
 In default the 
 Board may do 
 so ut the own- 
 er's expense. 
 
 Sr^talnteT'*' ^43' ^° peison shall bring into the Town any decayed fruit, 
 etc ' not'be potatoes Or Other vegetable product or any tainted or damaged 
 brouKhtinto flesh, meat ortisli, without a permit therefor from the said Board 
 
 the Town ' ' ' 
 
 without a per- or the said Health Inspector, or in any other than such a manner 
 as he or the Board shall direct. 
 
 144. Whenever any privy vault or drain shall become offen- 
 sive or obstructed, the same shall be cleansed and made free, and 
 the owner, agent, occupant, or other person having charge of the 
 land in whtch such privy vault or drain may be situated, the 
 state or condition of which shall be In violation of the provisions 
 of this by-law shall remove, cleanse, alter, amend or repair the 
 same within a reasonabh^ lime after notice in writing to that effect 
 given by the said Board or any of its officers as the said Board 
 shall appoint, and in case of neglect or refusal the said Board may 
 cause the same to be removed, altered, amended or repaired as 
 they may deem expedient at the exi)ense of such owner, occu- 
 pant jr other person. 
 
 145. No pc-son shall remove or cause to be removed, or 
 aid or assist in removing, or transport or cause to be transported, 
 or aid or assist in transporting in, through or along any stree^, 
 highway or public place within the Town, night soil or other con- 
 tents of any privy vault, sink or cesspit, except substance not 
 soluble in water, unless the sp.me be removed and transported b^ 
 means of air tight apparatus or in such manner as shall prevent 
 such night soil or other contents from being agitated or exposed 
 in the open air during such removal or transportation. 
 
 Depositing or 146. No person shall deposit night soil upon any of the 
 soil, etc. streets or upon any lot within het Town, or Dury within the Town 
 
 night soil removed from any privy vault or other receptacle with- 
 out the permission of the said Board. 
 
 Removal of 
 night soil, 
 etc. 
 
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 Throwing 147. No person shall throw any night soil, dirt, filth, carca- 
 
 streetsoMnto ses ot animals, or rubbish of any street, lane or highway within 
 denham!,^^" he Town or into the river Sydenham, or any other public water 
 
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 where it runs within or opposite to the limits of the Town. All 
 such substances shall be removed from the place where the same 
 have been so thrown or left as aforesaid by the person who shall 
 have so thrown or left the same as aforesaid or directed the same Remoml 
 to be done within twenty-four hours after personal notice to that 
 effect given to him by the said Health Inspector, in default of 
 which such removal may be made under the direction of the said 
 Health Inspector, and the expense thereof shall in that case be 
 borne by the person in default. 
 
 148. No person shall without the permission of the said J'^^S^^p^^*^^* 
 Board transport or carry or cause to be transported or carried, or throuuhtown. 
 assist in transporting or carrying in through or along any street, 
 highway or public place within the Town the body or remains of 
 any dead person which have been interred and afterwards disin- 
 terred for the purpose of removal from the place of interment. 
 
 140. It shall be the duty of all officers and servants of the All officers. 
 
 - etc to Assisu 
 
 corporation to give all possible aid and assistance in their power Health in- 
 to the Health Inspector and any ot the officers of the said board 
 in the discharge of their duties. 
 
 STREETS AND SIDEWALKS. 
 
 FOOT PASSENGERS. 
 
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 150. Any person or persons in meeting and passing another Persons to 
 
 or others shall pass on the right, and any person or persons over- other on the 
 *■ ri^nt 810.6. 
 
 taking 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 lia- ^^^j^'^^ ^ ^^^ 
 
 ble to the penalties imposed by this by-law for an infraction of 
 
 the provisions thereof. 
 
 11; I. Three or more persons shall not stand in a group or Thne or more 
 
 • 1 11 • , • 1 n, • persons not to 
 
 near to each other on any street or sidewalk within the 1 own m stand in 
 
 ' ,. r c ^ groups on the 
 
 such a manner as to obstruct a free passage for toot passengers, sidewalks or 
 
 after a request to move on made by any police officer, constable 
 
 or other peace officer or persofl duly authorized by the Mayor or 
 
 any councillor. 
 
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 street preach- 1 5 2- Nothing in the preceding scv^tion contained shall be 
 unWdi"-"^^ construed as prohibiting the congregation of individuals to attend 
 orderly. ^^ y^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^ preaching so long as the proceedings thereat 
 
 shall continue peaceable and ordijrly, and sii fficient space be left 
 both on the sidewalks and the central roadway to allow of the 
 ordinary traffic of the street and sidewalks upon which mch 
 Proviso side- Street preaching takes place ; provided always, that should the 
 waikor Bwet sidewalk or roadway during such street preaching be or become 
 strucied. ^t any time so obstructing, the same shall upon request as afore- 
 said, forthwith remove from such position and in the event of 
 their refusing so to do shall be liable to the penalities of this by- 
 law. 
 
 Runnlngraces 
 
 153. No person shall run or race on the streets or sidewalks 
 etc.. on side- or crowd or jostle other foot passengers so as to create discom- 
 
 •walka or ,. , r • 
 
 streets pro- fort, disturbance or confusion, 
 hibited. ' 
 
 HORSES AND VEHICLES. 
 
 Persons driv 
 ing wai^gons, 
 etc., to have 
 strong reins. 
 
 Immoderate 
 driving. 
 
 154. No person shall drive any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, 
 sleigh, or other vehicle, or sit upon any horse or other beast har- 
 nessed thereto in order to ride or drive t.ie same, nor shall any 
 person ride or lead any horse, mare or gelding, 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, galloping, or going immoderately through any of 
 the streets of the Town. 
 
 155. It shall be the duty of every driver or other person in 
 charge of any vehicle conveying goods, wares, or merchandise 
 through the streets of the Town to 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 com- 
 ply with the provisions of the statutes relative to the meeting or 
 overtaking of vehicles upon the public highway. 
 
 156. No person driving any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, 
 Immoderate gleigh, or Other vehicle, or riding upon any horse, mare or geld- 
 gaiTopi^nK pro- j„g ^'^^\\ ^ause or permit, or suffer the beast or beasts he shall 
 public s'treets. j.j^g qj. drive to go on a gallop or other immoderate rate, and 
 
 Drivers, etc,, 
 in charge of 
 vehicles con- 
 veying goods 
 through the 
 streets to re- 
 main on vehi- 
 cles or wallc 
 beside horses, 
 
 Passing -.ayiln. 
 other. 
 
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 $1 
 
 every person so driving or ri.iing along any public ''trcet or „„„e.. .te. 
 thoroughfare in the town shall slacken his soeed m »PP'°^^^mg .arjro^or^^Bjand 
 any crossing for foot passenger., upon which any person may be ^^.,^,„„, being 
 crossing such public street or thoroughfare ; and no person snaii 
 suffer or permit any horse, mare or gelding, to run ^tlarge or to 
 stand in any street of the said Town without being sufticently se- 
 cured to prevent its running avray. 
 
 i„. It shall and may be lawful for any person or persons to Any person 
 stop any horse, mare or gelding found running at large or going horBCB-^ctc.. 
 at a g.,llop or other immoderate rate, until the owner or owners larKo^or^Koinf 
 can be 'uund and proceeded with according to law. erate rate. 
 
 158 No person shall break in or train any horse, mare or 
 gelding, or shall e>.hibit or let to mares any stud horse m any 
 public place or in any of the streets or parks within the Town. 
 
 i„ No person shall ride, drive, lead or back any horse, 
 carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, over or 
 along any paved or planked sidewalk within the Town unless it 
 be in crossing such paved or planked sidewalk to go into any 
 yard or lot. 
 
 160 Every owner or occupier of any house, building or lot, o^n^rs. etc.. 
 who shall require to drive any horse, carriage, cart, waggon, sled, f^-^HS' 
 sleigh or other vehicle across aay paved or planked sidewalk for or««";-„ ^ 
 the purpose of going in at any gate, or to any lot, or to the rear Sridgo. 
 of any premises, sjiall 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 P^ace a piece of timber Howjobe^ 
 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 ve- 
 hicle to pass over without injuring the said pavement or planking. 
 
 i6t. No person shall permit his horse, carriage, cart, ^ag. Ho^es^^not^to 
 :gon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, to stand upon any street with- streetio^nger 
 in the town longer than is absolutely necessary, for the owner, ,uteiy neces- 
 driver or person using the same to transact his business with the s"^ 
 
 TralnlDK 
 horses or ex- 
 hibiting stud 
 horses on the 
 streets prohib- 
 ited. 
 
 Vehicles not 
 to drive on 
 side walks un- 
 less for the 
 fiurpose of go- 
 ng into a yard 
 or lot. 
 
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 person opposite whose house the same shdl stand ; and no per- 
 son 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 of the street, or leave any carriage, cart, waggon, 
 sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, standing opposite any other person's 
 door than such as the owner, rider, driver, or occupant may have 
 business with ; and no person shall in any wise obstruct the free 
 iioreoB not to use of the streets or sidewalks of the said Town on the crossings 
 poBtreto". o"^ across the public streets by stopping any horse, cart, carriage, 
 ffio?\he°''' waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle across the same, or by any 
 
 BtrectB. ^, 
 
 Other means. 
 
 VfthloloB with- 
 
 Proviso. 
 
 162. No person shall place any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, 
 
 vnniujuB wim- ' 
 
 out horseB not sieiffh or Other vehicle, without horses, upon any street withm 
 
 to bo placed ^'^'b"> "• ' ,..,., . , 
 
 on the Hireota. j|-,g 'Pown, provided always that nothmg m this clause contained 
 shall prevent licensed hotel keepers from placing not more than 
 two rows of vehicles without horses lengthwise on either of any 
 of the streets other than Front and Frank streets when absolutely 
 necessary and not otherwise. 
 
 Duty of chief 1 63. It shall be the duty of the chief of police of the Town 
 of police, etc. ^^^ ^j^^ ^^^^ ^^-^^^ ^,^ ^^f ^^y constable in the regular employ of 
 the said Town to remove frcmi off the streets of the Town any 
 horse or horses, carts or waggons, or other vehicles allowed to 
 stand upon any street in the Town longer than is absolutely nec- 
 essary for. the owner, driver, or person in charge or using the 
 same to transact his business with the person opposite whose 
 "'hfcies^ntt house, Store or place of business the said horse, horses, vehicle, 
 to stand long- vehicles shall Stand, and in no case shall a horse or horses, 
 
 or than two "'• »>->"^''-^ i • j ■ 
 
 ^""'■** team or waggon or other vehicle be allowed to stand tied in any 
 
 such streets for a longer period than two hours. 
 
 DIRT OR SNOW. 
 
 Removal of 164. Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant, the 
 
 ^oVand ice owner of- every house, shop, building, lot or parcel of land, and 
 r'reao'f block every person having charge or care of any church, chapel or 
 pavement. ^^-^^^ public building fronting or abutting on Frank and Front 
 streets within the area of the block pavement shall water and 
 
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 •Hf<^' 
 
 cleanly^sweep and keep free from obstruction by dirt.dust.snow.ice, 
 or otlier encumbrances the pavement or sidewalk in front and about 
 his premises as aforesaid before eight o'clock in the morning of each ^^^^ ^^^^ ^ 
 day from'the first day or May till the first day ot October in each bo cleaned, 
 year, and f.hall sweep the same before nine o'clock every morn- 
 ing during the rest of the year (Sundays xcepted). 
 
 165. Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant, the 
 owner of every house, shop, building, lot, or parcel of land, with- 
 in the Town, and every person having charge or care of ary 
 church, chapel, or other public building fronting or abutting on 
 the block paved portion of Frank and Front streets shall within 
 the first four hours after every fall of snow, or fall of hail or rain, 
 which shall freeze on the sidewalks, or after a fall of snow from 
 off any building, cause the same to be removed entirely off the 
 sidewalk 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 ; jhes, 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 highv.ayor street within the Town with 
 the intent or for the purpose of melting or dissolving any snow, 
 ice or dirt which may have accumulated on any road or carnage- 
 way ot any such street or public highway within the Town. 
 
 rinow, etc.. to 
 bo roinoved 
 wltiilu four 
 boufH 
 
 after falllnK 
 from sidewalk 
 and roofs of 
 building!. 
 
 ProvlBO if 
 frozen, ashes 
 or sand to be 
 spread there- 
 on. 
 
 Salt prohibit- 
 ed. 
 
 166 In case the said snow, ice, and dirt have not been so if snow, etc., 
 
 .... .... not removed 
 
 removed from the sidewalks adjoinmg aiy premises within the within 24 
 
 . , . - , hours road 
 
 said orescribed area in the said Town w .hin twenty-four hours commissioner 
 
 " , •. • 1 .1 , 1 J r ..L to remove 
 
 aftpr anv fall ot snow, rain or hail, it shall be the duty ot the at the expense 
 
 aiiv-i «.. ; .... ^ of owners, etc. 
 
 road commissioner or other person appointed for tnat purpose to 
 give information and prosecute the parties in default, if resident 
 within the Town, and also forthwith to cause the said snow, ice 
 and dirt to be removed at the expense of the corporation, and to 
 keep an account of all expenses so incurred, and of the proper- 
 ties in respect of which such moneys have been expended, and 
 the names of the o\vners and occupants thereof on the last re- 
 
times 
 
 How collect- 
 ed. 
 
 Accumulation 
 ot snow and 
 ice on roof 
 and eaves of 
 buildings to 
 be forthwith 
 removed. 
 
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 made to the r gtrathrov on the first day of J>inuary, rt-pru, j y 
 
 Krrr «~°/,t, year of an expenses incurred a. afo^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 the Drecedins quarter, >Tith the number on the last revised assess 
 m nr^nonh^propert, in respect of .htch the -^ -P-e - 
 incurred, and the names of the owner and "-^-P^"' *";''';^^^ 
 appearin- on the said roll and the satd trersurer shall m a book 
 Tbe kept by hin. lor that purpose, char-e aga.nst each such par^ 
 eel ofland the unpaid balance of such assessment and cause the 
 sum to be collected in the same manner as other mumcpal taxes. 
 
 x6, Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant the 
 owner ^f ever, house shop, or building and every Pf'-" "avmg 
 Te cMrse or care of an, church, chapel or other pubhc bu.ldmg 
 ahu^ngon r erected w.thin te,, fee. of an, public street, thor 
 ouXe sidewaU or pavement shall whenever snow or tee shall 
 "cumlte on the roof or eaves of his house or bu.ldmg as afore- 
 saW "an extern that shall be dangerous to persons pass.ng, cause 
 he sle .0 be forthwith removed therefrom, and every person 
 ■ whileTemoving the same shal, take due and proper care and pre- 
 caution for the warning and safety of persons passing. 
 
 ,68 Whenever a street has been paved with cedar or othei 
 Duty 01 re.!- ^, '°°-., . ,, . ,, .^., of ,he residents along that portion of 
 denM trontlnir blocks, It shall be the au-y 01 Hie !<; „hstmctions 
 
 'ptSf«.. said street so paved to remove -''*"■ "Id LmSaeTn 
 from the portions of such -7;^^! du tyTh:!l be 'per- 
 front of the premises occupied by them, tiMs a y 
 formed in manner following ; 
 
 ,,) Every owner.occupant or tenant of any P-™- -"J™^ 
 
 to L tie last mentioned clause ^f^^^^^^^^^ ^X^rTt 
 be swept or gathered, between the fir d y o Ap ^^^ ^^^ ^^ 
 dayofNovembermeach e^ atleaton ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^,^^ 
 
 the day preceding any holiday o da, ^^ ^j,, ,„a 
 
 ally large gathering is expected, all *= J"^™ ^^ j„ f„„, of 
 other obstructions from the portions of such streets 1 
 such premises and halfway across the str.et. 
 
 To sweep half- 
 way across 
 the street. 
 
 ('•) 
 
 Such accumulations sh.ll be heaped in the centre of the 
 
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 roadway from which they shall be rem oved by some party author- ^*^*>|',„*"^jjg 
 
 ized by the road committee. centre of road- 
 
 ■' way. 
 
 (3.) The chief of police, road commissioner, or some one 
 authorized to do so shall at the commencement of each season 
 serve on each owner, when such owner is in possession, or on 
 each householder, tenant or occupant a notice in the form A to 
 this by-law annexed, and shall lodge a list of all persons so noti- 
 fied with the clerk of the municipality, whenever any owner, ten 
 ant or occupant refuses or neglects for twenty-four hours to clean 
 that portion of block paved streets adjoining his or their property 
 or properties, or whenever the ownei or owners of vacant proper- 
 ty for twenty-four hours neglect to clean the same the Council or 
 their commissioner shall cause to be cleared away all dirt from 
 such sidewalks and streets at the expense of the owner or occu- 
 pant so neglecting to clean in front of his or her premises as afore- 
 said, and in case of nonpayment such expenses shall be charged 
 in a special assessment against such premises to be rtcoverea in 
 like manner as all other municipal taxes. 
 
 Duty of road 
 commiasionrr 
 to serve notice 
 form A. 
 
 Proviso in 
 case of reiasal 
 or neglect to 
 be cleaned at 
 the owner's 
 expense. 
 
 How collect- 
 ed. 
 
 REMOVING BUILDINGS. 
 
 i6q. No person shall remove, or cause, or permit'to be re. Buildings not 
 
 ' . . ,.,,.. , to be removed 
 
 moved, or assist in removmg any building into, along or across without leave 
 
 any street or sidewalk in the said Town without having first ob- committee. 
 
 tained leave in writing from the road committee. 
 
 170. No person shall or throw pile cordwood, firewood or Cordwood not 
 coal upon any paved or planked sidewalk in the Tow.i, or shall or piled on 
 saw or split cordwood or firewood upon any street or sidewalk m 
 the Town, and no person shall stand on any such sidewalk with 
 his wood saw and horse so as to obstruct a free passage for foot 
 passengers. Nor shall any person being the owner of any cord- 
 v>ood, firewood, coal, lumber or timber which has been thrown Motto remain 
 or piled upon any street in the said 1 own, permit the same to re- iw^toure." 
 main upon such street for a longer time than two hours so as to 
 obstruct" the free use thereof. 
 
Goods not to 
 be placed on 
 any street or 
 sidewalk, nor 
 hung up or 
 exposed out- 
 side any shop, 
 warehouse, 
 &c. 
 
 Proviso, 
 
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 MERCHANDISE. 
 
 171. No person shall place any goods, wares or other mer- 
 chandise, or other articles of any kind upon any street or upon 
 any sidewalk, or hang or expose any goods, wares or merchandise 
 or other articles outside of any house, shop, warehouse, or other 
 building which shall project over any portion of the sidewalk of 
 any street, or over any street of the said Town. But the pro- 
 visions of this section shall not be construed to interfere with the 
 use of a portion of such street or sidewalk for a reasonable time 
 during the taking in or delivery of merchandise or other goods or 
 prevent the Town engineer under the direction of the road com- 
 mittee from granting written permission to construct platforms 
 across the drains, gutters or water courses on any of the streets 
 of the Town where such committee may deem it necessary or ad- 
 visable to grant such permission for tacilitating the reception or 
 delivery of merchandise or other goods, provided such permi- 
 sion in all cases, reserves to the sail committee or engineer the 
 right to withdraw the same whenever the said committee or en- 
 gineer may deem it advisable. 
 
 AUCTIONS. 
 
 Auction sales. 172- No person without first having obtained leave from the 
 mayor, or chief officer of the Town, shall sell by auction upon any 
 
 \ of the streets or sidewalks of the Town any horses, carriages, 
 
 furniture, or any other articles whatsoever. 
 
 EXCAVATIONS. 
 
 Proviso right 
 to withdraw 
 order. 
 
 Planking, 
 pavement, 
 sidewalk, &:c., 
 not to be re- 
 moved with- 
 out a permit. 
 
 To be replac- 
 ed, relaid. and 
 made good by 
 the party re- 
 moving the 
 same. 
 
 173. No person or persons shall break, tear up or remove 
 any planking, pavement, sidewalk, curbing, raacadamizmg or 
 other road surface, or make any excavation in or under any 
 street or sidewalk of the Town for the purpose of building or other 
 wise, without having first obtained a proper permit or license 
 from the road committee so to do, and such permit being grant- 
 ed the same shall be done under the direction of the Town en- 
 gineer, and shall under the same inspection be replaced, relaid, 
 and made good by the parties who may have required to have 
 the same removed and such removal shall not be allowed to con- 
 
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 tinue any longer than is absolutely necessary in every case where 
 the said road committee may see fit to grant permission as afore- 
 said, the party to whom the same is granted shall be held respon- 
 sible for any accidents that may occur to any person or property 
 by reason thereof, and shall keep and maintain such lights and Sha»^keep^^^ 
 watchmen, and shall take such further care and precaution as Ji|^^tU^h«'^ 
 may be necessary for the protection any safety of the public, and 
 the Town engineer or any one acting in that capacity shall be 
 the sole judge as to what are necessary precautions, 
 
 REMOVAL OF GRAVEL, SAND OR EARTH. 
 
 174. No person shall take away any gravel, or dig up, take No|jer8on 
 or carry away any earth, sand, or cut any sod from any street away or du 
 
 » ' , \xip ftny CHI til) 
 
 laid out in the Town, or from any vacant lot belongmg to the ^^nd^or cut^ 
 said corporation of the Town without having first obtained per. street without 
 
 *^ , ^ M 1 • 1 -^ the permission 
 
 mission from the committee ot the Council havmg authority of the Council, 
 
 &0. 
 
 to grant the same. 
 
 ENCROACHMENTS, FENCES, AWNINGS OR 
 
 SIGNS. 
 
 171:, No person shall without having first obtained leave Moveable 
 
 . , 1 traps or doors 
 
 from the road committee, construct, place, or make any move- ^n the side- 
 able traps or doors for the purpose of entrance to any cellar or ^*^''^' ^*'- 
 premises under any building which shall in any wise encroach 
 upon the sidewalk or streets of the Town. 
 
 176. No person shall erect or continue any awning, sign, ^^^"^^^^g^f 
 sign post, hanging or swinging sign which shall in any way ex- «J^°jP«f » p™" 
 tend over any street or sidewalk in the Town, unless a plan 
 
 thereof shall be first submitted to and approved of by the said Proviso. 
 road committee upon the report of the road commissioner. 
 
 177. It shall and may be lawful for any person or persons signej&o., 
 
 aoDointed bv the said municipal council of the Town for that Sored after 
 
 ^^ ' , • • •^' J ^u 14 days notice, 
 
 purpose, after fourteen days notice in writing served on the own- 
 er or occupier of any premises before which such last mentioned 
 awning, sign, sign post, hanging or swinging sign exists to cause 
 the same to be removed, and no person or persons shall obstruct 
 
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 or impede such person or persons so appointed in the due exe- 
 cution of the provisions of this section. 
 
 Frac»B erect- 178. Any person or persons who has or have erected, or 
 'jA across^ any ^^^y hereafter erect any fence on or across any road or thorough- 
 moved af^e^" f^j.^^ g^j^^j ^^q refuses O'" neglects for ten days ofter being notified 
 notice. ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ engineer or road commissioner in writing to remove 
 
 the same, shall be liable to the penalties imposed by this liy-law 
 Proviso. for an infraction of tlie provisions thereof. Provided always that 
 
 when any crop is growing on the U\nd enclosed by any fence ob- 
 structing any street, lane or other thoroughfare, the road com- 
 missioner, clerk or engineer may extend the time for removing the 
 said fence. 
 
 Climbing on 179. No person sliall be allowed to climb on or into any ot 
 
 ;%hibiDed" the fences of the squares, parks or public places of the Town, or 
 
 upon any of the railings or feices along any of the screets of the 
 
 'I'own. 
 
 180. No person shall deface or disfigure any public or priv- 
 dM^fng' ate building or buildings, wall, fence, raihng, sign, monument, 
 ^'^^' "''■'■ post or other property in the Town by cutting, breaking, daub- 
 ing with paint or other substance, or shall in any way injure the 
 
 same. 
 
 FIRE AND FIREWORKS. 
 
 181. No person shall set fire to any shavings, chips, straw 
 K'SfsVraw oj o^y^er combustible matter for the purpose of consuming the 
 on'flre^onle ^^^^ -^^ any ol the Streets or parks of the Town, or in any en- 
 '''''*'■ closure within one hundred feet of any building, and no person 
 Not to Curry .1, ,, ^rv fire throu-^h any of the streei s or parks in the Town 
 
 fire through =>"'^" ^^^"J , , ,. 1 c .. ^„„ 
 
 the streets. gxcept in some covered vessel or metal nre pan. 
 
 182. No person or persons shall make or light any fire or 
 bonfire in any of the streets, squares, parks or public places of 
 the Town, or shall fire or discharge any gun, fowling piece or 
 firearms, or shall set fire to any fireworks within the Town un- 
 less specially authorised by the mayor or the municipal council 
 of the Town, and no person or pers.ms shall light, set off or 
 
 Bonfires. 
 
 Proviso. 
 
 »*.i«WW*«.jW*««** ^ 
 
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 ^s 
 
 throw *iny fire-crackers, squibs, serpent or other noisy, offensive Jj^^B^^^t^of" 
 or dangerous substance or fireworks in any of the streets, squares, 
 parks or public places within the Town. 
 
 THROWING DANGEROUS MISSILES. 
 
 183. No person shall cast, project, or throw any stones or ^^^^°Y/bSii8 
 balls of snow or ice, or other missiles, dangerous to the public, or of now. etc. 
 use any bow and arrow, or catapult in any ot the streets, parks 
 
 or public places within the Town. 
 
 COOPERS' SHOPS. 
 
 184. Every coopers' shop erected on Front and Frank Coop^era.^car- 
 itreets, or which mar hereafter be erected in either of the said joinere shops, 
 streets within the fire limits, shall hive a chimney at least six 
 
 feet by eight feet at the base, and ten feet above any other build- 
 ing situated within one hundred ieet of said shop, and all coopers, 
 carpenters, joiners and other shops where any readily combusti- 
 ble material accumulates shall be cleaned of such combustible 
 material every morning, and the shavings or other combustible 
 rubbish removed to some place tree from danger by fire, and it 
 shall be the duty of the chief of police in addition to all other 
 duties prescribed by this by-law to see the provisions of this 
 clause enforced. 
 
 INTERPRETATION. 
 
 185. Whenever the word "street" or "streets" is mentioned ^^JP"**"**" 
 in this by-law, it shall be understood and construed as including 
 all highways, thoroughfares, lanes, roads, alleys, avenues, bridges, 
 courts, court yards, commons, public squares and public places, 
 and shall be also understood as including the sidewalks, unless 
 the contrary is expressed, or such construction would be incon- 
 sistent with the manifest intent of this by-law, also the "board of 
 works" and "road committee" shall be construed to mean all and 
 the same body, also the word "inspector," "overseer," and "road 
 commissioner" shall be construed to mean one and the same per- 
 son. 
 
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 ChOdrea not 1 86. No child shall ride or hang on the platfonn of any car, 
 
 iSd^a^^ or ride or hang on behind any waggon or other vehicle within the 
 
 Town, 
 
 FIRE LIMITS. 
 
 gin limits. 187. No person or persons, body or bodies corporate, shall 
 
 construct or erect any wooden or f'ame building within the area 
 between Colborne street ap'l Maria street on Front street within 
 the space of one hundred e rh or south of Front street, nor 
 
 shall any wooden or frame t .ng be constructed or erected on 
 any part of Frank street from Front street to the station grounds 
 of the Grand Trunk Railway within the distance of one hundred 
 feet of the east or oi the west side of Frank street, nor shall any 
 wooden or frame building De constructed or erected between Col- 
 borne and Thomas streets, extending southwardly to the distance 
 of three hundred and thirty feet from the southern verge of Front 
 str.et and northwardly to the distance of three hundred and 
 thirt>- feet from the northern verge of Front street aforesaid, and 
 extending eas.wardly from Thomas street to a line which would 
 form a continuation of the western boundary line of Colborne 
 street if extended. 
 
 188. No person or persons, body or bodies corporate, shall 
 I^^^^t, erect or construct any \ < landah, portico or gallery, or any other 
 *^^^*il wooden structure whatsoever, either as a lean to to any buildmg 
 ^^^ already constructed or about to be constructed, or overhanging 
 
 any other building or the street wihin the fire limits set forth in- 
 the next preceding section, and t person shall remove any 
 wooden building or structure from any part of che said fire limits 
 to erect the same on any other part of the said fire limits. 
 
 PREVENTING FIRES. 
 
 1 89. It shall be the duty of all good citizens residing within 
 ^l^men" ^^^ ^own to use their best efforts at all times in the suppression 
 w^ caued Qf i^re, and any person who shall "without lawful excuse," neg- 
 lect or refuse to obey the orders of his worship the mayor, reeve, 
 deputy-reeve, or any councillor, the senior officer in command of 
 the fire company, engineer, or fire warden either to assist the 
 
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 nrei^en or perform any reasonable service at any fire shall be 
 liable to the penalties imposed by this by-law for an infraction of 
 the provisions thereof. 
 
 1 90. The chief, captain, or foreman in charge of the fire de- puiung down 
 
 J • u 1. buildings to 
 partment at any fire m the Town is hereby empowered with the preveuf flre 
 
 sanction of the Mayor of the Town to cause to be pulled down or 
 
 demolished adjacent houses or other erections when necessary to 
 
 prevent the spread of fire, but not otherwise. 
 
 apreadlng. 
 
 191. No person shall in any way impede or hinder any fire- shall not im- 
 man or other person who shall be assisting in extinguishing a fire Bremen. 
 
 or be in the performance of any other duties connected there- 
 with, nor shall any person drive any vehicle whatever over any Shall not 
 hose while in use or about to be used at any fire, or at any other bose. 
 time while in use. 
 
 192. The members of the council shall be fire wardens, and whole council 
 as such shall use their best endeavors in the suppression of fire wardMs. 
 within the Town. 
 
 193. There shall be appointed a fire warden or inspector of Shall appoint 
 buildings for the Town, whose duty shall be : 
 
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 (i.) To examine carefully whenever he deems it necessary. To examine 
 or is directed by the mayor, reeve, deputy-reeve, or any council- chimney^! 
 lor or the chairman of the fire and water committee to do so, all 
 chimneys, flues, fire-places, stoves, ovens, boilers or other appar- 
 atus or things which may be dangerous in causing or promoting 
 
 1 1 , • . . To report 
 
 fire and to report thereon to the mayor, police magistrate or the thereon. 
 
 chairman of the fire and water committee, (as the case may be) 
 
 and under the direction of the mayor, police magistrate or chair. 
 
 man of the fire and water committee, if the same be dangerous, 
 
 to notify the owner or oerson using the same, or occupying the To notify own- 
 
 . . , ,; . er to remove. 
 
 building m which the same is or are contained to discontinue 
 
 the use of or remove the same, and if such owner or persons us- 
 ing the same or occupying the building in which the same is or 
 are contained neglects or refuses after receiving such notice to dis- 
 continue the use of the same,or to remove the same within a tea- 
 
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 In cuao of 
 owners do- 
 rault lo re- 
 move at his 
 oxponse. 
 
 To enfo"oe 
 provisions of 
 ijjr-laws. 
 
 Buildlngrs 
 erectci con- 
 trary to by- 
 law may be 
 removed. 
 
 sonablelimein that behalf under the direction of the mayor,police 
 magistrate or chairman of the fire and water committee to em- 
 ploy such aid and assistance as may be necessary and to remove 
 ihe same at the expense of the person in default. 
 
 (2) And generally to enforce the provisions of the by-laws 
 of the Town in force for preventing fires. 
 
 194. The fire warder or inspector of buildings may, under 
 the direction of the mayor, police magistrate or cnairman of the 
 fire and water committee pull down or remove at the expense of 
 the owner thereof, any building or erection which may be con- 
 structed or placed in contravention of this by-law. 
 
 Mode of con- 195- Every chimney or flue built or constructed within the 
 
 structing ^^^ ^ own, shall be built of brick, stone or other incombustible ma- 
 flues, terial, and the walls thereof shall be not less than four inches in 
 thickness, exclusive of plastering and shall be well and suflrcient- 
 ly plastered and every su<;h chimney shall rise at least three feet 
 above the toof of the house or building in which the same shall 
 be ; and every such chimney or flue if built in circular form shall 
 be not less than twelve inches in diameter, and if of oval form 
 not less than nine inches by sixteen inches, and every such chim- 
 ney or flue shall be so constructed as to admit of its being scrap- 
 ed, brushed or cleansed. 
 
 Chimneys and 1 96. No person shall build or construct within the Town^ 
 Xcted asTn any chimney or flue otherwise than in accordance with the pro- 
 jireceding sec- ^.^j^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ preceding section of this by-law, and no per- 
 son shall use within the Town any chimney or flue constructed 
 or built otherwise than in accordance with such provisions. 
 
 stove pipes. 
 
 197. The pipe of every stove, chimney or fire place within 
 the Town, shall be conducted into a chimney of stone, brick or 
 other incombustible material, and in all cases where a stove pipe 
 passes through the wood work of a building within the Town, it 
 shall be separated from such woodwork at least three inches by 
 metal or other incombustible material, and all pipes from stoves 
 or fire places shall be supported and stayed by wires, and no 
 
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 person shall within the Town use any pipe or stove pipe which 
 is not put up in accordance with the provisions of this by-law. 
 
 198. The occupant or other person in possession or charge HearthBo^r^ 
 of any house or building within the Town, or of any room or puoed under 
 place therein, where a stove is used shall have placed and keep 
 under such stove a hearth or pan of brick or metal, or other in- 
 combustible material, and the bottom of such stove shall not be 
 less than eight inches from such heurth c: pan, and the sides or 
 ends thereof, not less than eighteen inches from any wooden par 
 tition and the pipes of su.-h stove shall not be placed within twelve Placing and 
 inches of the ceilmg or of any wooden partition, and where any stovepipes, 
 such stove is used to heat more than one room or place by being 
 built into any wall or partition, the space around it on the top 
 and sides to the distance of at least nine inches shall be filled up 
 with bricks and mortar, stone, sheet iron, or other incombustible 
 material. 
 
 199. No person shall keep or have in any house or place g^^^ing^f 
 within the Town at any one time, more than ten pounds of gun- Runpowder. 
 powder, unless the same is kept in a magazine to be approved of 
 by the fire and water committee, and all gunpowder under the 
 said quantity which is kept on hand by any person within the 
 Town shall be deposited in a fire proof box or safe, and no per- 
 son shall take a lighted candle, lantern, lamp or light, or fire of 
 uny description near the same. 
 
 200. The chief of police, constable, fire warden or any peace 
 officer upon the written authority of the mayor, police magistrate 
 or chairman ot the fire and water committee or any inspector may 
 at any time between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon 
 and six o'clock in the afternoon, enter into and upon any house, 
 building or place within ihe Town for the purpose of examining 
 the same in order that he may ascertain whether the provisions 
 of the by-laws of the Town for preventing fires are observed ana 
 no person shall obstruct the said officeis in making such examina- 
 tion, or refuse him or prevent him having access to such house, 
 building or, place for tne purpose aforesaid. 
 
 Officers ma7 
 exAinine 
 premised to 
 see if provi- 
 Bionsof by- 
 law are ob- 
 served 
 
 Officers not to 
 be obstructed 
 or hindereda 
 in so doing. 
 
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 Chimney 
 sweep. 
 
 SWEEPING OF CHIMNEYS. 
 
 201. There shall be one chimney sweep ippointed for the 
 Town. 
 
 Duties of. 20J. It shall be the duty of the chimney sweep : 
 
 To provide 
 brashes and 
 apparatus. 
 
 To sweep 
 chimneys 
 when requir- 
 ed. 
 
 To complain 
 to Inspector 
 of infraction 
 of by-laws. 
 
 Totepor*^ any 
 dangerous 
 chimney or 
 flue. 
 
 Chlmii' / 
 sweep -d give 
 security. 
 
 Fees. 
 
 (i.) To provide himself with such brushes and other appar- 
 atus for cleaning chimneys as shall be approved of by the fire and 
 water committee, and he shall not be entitled to collect the fees 
 and rates authorized by this by-law unless such apparatus is used. 
 
 (2.) To cause »o be well and effectually swept every flue and 
 chimney in use within ♦he Town, which he shall be required to 
 sweep. 
 
 (3.) To make complaint to the inspector of buildings of any 
 infraction of the by-laws of th" Town relating to the swe-ning of 
 chimneys in order that the offender may be proceeded against. 
 
 (4.) To report to the inspector of buildings any chimney or 
 flue which shall be so const -ucted as to be dangerous in promot- 
 ing or causing fires, and any other infraction of the by-laws of the 
 Town for preventing fires. 
 
 203. The chimney sweep shall give security to the satisfac- 
 tion of the fire and water committee, for the due and 'ifficient 
 performance of his duties and for the payment of any damage 
 done to any perso 1 by the negligent dischar!i;e of such duties. 
 
 204. The chimney sweep shall be entitled to the foiicving 
 rates and fees for services performed by him, that is to say : 
 
 .or sweeping each flue of a one-story house, ten cents. 
 
 For sweeping each flue of a two-siory house, fifteen cents. 
 
 For sweeping each flue of a house more than two stoiies high, 
 twenty-five cents, 
 
 205. Every person occupying a house or building, or i«aom 
 
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 therein within the Town, in or attached to, which there is a chim- oooupantB to 
 
 , , , have chim- 
 
 ney or flue or pipe used as a chimney o- Hui, it the same nas neysand fluo» 
 
 been in constant use during the year, shall cause the same to be 
 
 well and sufficiently swept and cleaned once in every six months; i ^loo a year 
 
 and if the same has not been in constant use during the year ua^ otherwise 
 
 shall cause the .ame to be well and sufficiently swept and clean- °"°®- 
 
 ed once in every twelve months. 
 
 POLLIi^G SUB-DIVISIONS. 
 
 M- 
 
 206. Each of the wa'-ds within the Tov/n shall form two Wards toform 
 polling sub-divisions 
 
 two pollinK 
 BUb-diviaionH. 
 
 207. The first polling sub-division of the first ward shall j,,^^^ p^„i„jj 
 consist of that part of the said ward which lies west of McKellar 5J»„^;f ';;,S 
 and Richmond street?, and south of the road allowance between 
 
 the 4th and 5th coacess^ions of Adelaide. Polling place at the 
 
 Maitland street school house, and shall be known as polling sub- Sub-division 
 
 division numiset one. 
 
 208. The second polling s-b-division of the first ward shall gee ,nd pomng 
 consist of that part of the said ward which lies west of Maria t]*;f 1 ^ard.' 
 street to its intersection at the side road; thence west thereof and 
 
 north of the road allowance between the 4th and 5th concessions 
 
 of Adelaide. Polling place at or near R. P. Smith's coach house, Suh-divislon 
 
 and shall be known as polling sub-division namber two. 
 
 209. The first polling sub-division of the second ward shall piy„t r,oiiing 
 consist of that part of the said ward which lies west of Caradoc ?j'o.'2 vaSr 
 street and north of Centre street to Frank street ; thence north of 
 
 James street to Maria street and its intersection with the side 
 
 road. Polling place at the Town llall.and shall be known as poU- s^yb-division 
 
 ing sub-division number three. 
 
 No 3. 
 
 210. The second polling sub-division ot ih*- second ward ^^^^^^ ^^jj, 
 shall consist of that part of the said ward which lies west of Car- ^Y^^^^ofl^'' 
 jidoc street and south of Centre street to Frank street ; ihence ward, 
 south ot James street and east of Richmond and McKellar st. eets. ^^ (^j^jgion 
 Polling place at the High School, and shall be known as polling No. i. 
 sub-division number four. 
 
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 Plnitpor'nic 
 Hub-dfvlHlon 
 No. 3 WBtd. 
 
 Bub-d'vlHion 
 No. 6. 
 
 211. The first polling sub-division of the third ward shall 
 consist of that part of llic suid ward which lies east of Caradoc 
 street and north of Metcalfe street. Polling plare at the Colborne 
 street school house, and shall be known as polling sub-division 
 number five. 
 
 8 cond po - 
 InBBub-d' vi- 
 sion No. 3 
 ward. 
 
 Sub-c'' vision 
 No. 6. 
 
 312. The serond polling sub-division of 'he third ward shall 
 consist ot that part of the said ward which lies east of Caradoc 
 street and south of Metcalfe street. Polling place at the Caradoc 
 street school house, and shall be known as polling sub-division 
 number six. 
 
 PUBLIC MARKET. 
 
 Market 
 
 Mprket days, 
 
 Time when 
 cpen. 
 
 213. The market for the corporation of the Town of Strath- 
 roy shall be known as the Strathroy market, bounded on the east 
 by P'rank street, on the south by James street, on he west by 
 Thomas street, and on the north by broken lots nu:nbering from 
 seventy-four to seventy-eight inclusive, on the south of Centre 
 street containing one and three-fourths acres more or less, except- 
 ing and reserving that portion thereof lying on the north and 
 western side reserved for leasing purposes. 
 
 214. Every day in the year shall be a market day excepting 
 Sundays, Christmas day, Good Friday and New Year's day, and 
 Wednesday's and Saturday's of such week shall be observed as 
 special market days. 
 
 215. The market shall be opened every morning, Sundays, 
 Christmas day. Good Friday and New Year's day excepted, by 
 the clerk of the market at six o'clock a.m., between the first days 
 of May and December, and at eight o'clock a.m., during the rest 
 of the year, and shall be closed at 5 o'clock p.m., all the year 
 round. 
 
 Fees of weigh 2 1 6. That the iees of the v/eigh scales be sold or let, or a 
 Bofd^orfet.^ clerk appointed as the Council may determine, and the person 
 Clerk of ma?- purchasing or leasing the same shall be the clerk of the market, 
 eeouritV.'^* and shall give security to the corporation for the payment of the 
 purchase money or fees collected in such proportions and at such 
 
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 periods and for the general performance of the duties of hiu office 
 as the corporation shall from time to time by resolution adopt, and 
 if any clerk shall wilfully commit a breach of any of the provi- »;«Jj;j,Hyjo^r^. 
 lions of this bylaw or wilfully misbehaves himself in his office he law. 
 shall incur a penalty of not less than one dollar or more than 
 twenty, to be recovered before the police magistrate, or any )us- 
 tice of the peace having jurisdiction, and on conviction as afore- 
 said, said market clerk may forfeit his said office, and the corpor- 
 ation may thereafter resell the said weigh fees for the remainder 
 of the term or appoint another clerk. 
 
 217. When the market clerk shall weigh a load of hay, goods afo-J-^wo'^h- 
 or merchandise, grain, pork or other articles, he shall give the eU-rk^to «ivea 
 paity a ticket containing the name of the party for whom weigh- 
 ed, the weight of the load including the waggon or other vehicle, 
 and the quantity weighed in the denomination in which the same 
 is usually sold. 
 
 218 No assistant clerk shall be appointed until first being ^ggigt^nt 
 approved by the Town Council and taking the usual declaration -»J«" -n-i-oin'- 
 of office, the Council holding the right of discharging all assistant 
 clerks for misconduct. 
 
 319. That the market clerk shall be responsible for and Market^ ojork 
 make good any injury occasioned by his misconduct or that of ^<;r^a'jyy»|m>ry 
 his assistant. 
 
 aBsistant. 
 
 aao. The clerk shall attend to the weigh house every lawtul ^,,^^^ ^^ ^^^^ 
 day, and open said weigh houscat the hour specified in section {Swfufd*^*;'^ 
 two'hundred and fifteen of this by-law, and keep it open every 
 lawful market day until the hour of five o'clock p.m. 
 
 331. 
 
 i he clerk of the market shall enforce the removal of p^^^j „, 
 
 any waggon or other vehicle from the ground as soon as the pro- °" • 
 duce brought in it shall have been sold, and it shall be his duty 
 to enforce the removal of every obstruction and nuisance of any 
 kind from the market ground. 
 
 222. Any person bring into the market anything for sale in 
 any waggon or other vehicle shall place his waggon or other 
 
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 waKgons.&o.. vehicle in such place and order as the clerk of the market shall 
 iuoX^bf direct, and in case of refusal so to do the clerk of the market 
 ^^^'^' may enforce its removal, but in carrying out the provisions of 
 
 this section no preference whatever shall be given by the clerk 
 
 of the mark et. 
 
 8 2^. No huckster, grocer, butcher or runner shall on special 
 &c..not to buy j^jarket days before the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon 
 market dayB within the Town, purchase market meats, fish, fruit, roots, vege- 
 o'ciookf ^^ tables, poultry, and diary products, eggs and all articles required 
 for family use and such as are usually sold m the market, pro- 
 vided always that potatoes and pork by the load for export be 
 exempt from the operation of this clause. 
 
 Only licensed 224. No person except licensed butchers shall sell meat m 
 
 sell meu\n less quantities than by the quarter, and no butcher shall expose 
 
 sinaii quanti- ^^^^ f^j. gj^jg ^j J^ny other place than in the market stalls or such 
 
 other place as the Council may by regulation permit. 
 
 Tainted orun 
 wlifllesome 
 meat, &c. 
 
 225. No person shall bring into or expose for sale within 
 the Hmits of the corporation any tainted or unwholesome meat, 
 poultry, fish or other articles of food, and it shall be the duty of 
 the clerk of the market until an inspector is appointed for the 
 purpose, to inspect all meat, poultry, -fish, or other articles of food 
 MaybeseiMd. brought to or exposed within the corporation, and if any of such 
 articles be found tainted or unwholesome, to seize and destroy the 
 same. 
 
 Immoderate 
 driving. 
 
 Auction sales 
 
 Prov'.o. 
 
 226. No person or persons shall drive any vehicle, horse or 
 other animal on the market square, or any portion thereof at an 
 immoderate rate. 
 
 227. No person or persons shall expose for sale any goods or 
 ■ chattels by auction on any street, lane or vacant lot in the cor- 
 poration, nor shall sell by auction on the market before the hour 
 of 12 o'clock noon, except animals ; and all sales on the market 
 place shall be under the supervision of the market clerk, and it 
 shall not be lawful for persons to assemble or congregate on the 
 sidewalks spas to prevent or obstruct the public from passing or 
 repassing. 
 
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 228. The Council shall furnisl the market clerk with a book tjierK to be 
 wherein be shall keep an account as directed by the Council, ot with book, 
 all articles weighed, the owner's name, the ^^ eight of such articles 
 showing the gross and net weight, and the number when practi- 
 cable. It shall also be the duty of the clerk to give to each per- 
 son for whom any article shall be weighed a cheque which shall 
 
 be a true copy ot the ectry in his book. 
 
 229. The following shall -be paid to the market clerk for 
 weighing and measuring : 
 
 For weighing a load of hay, fifteen cents. 
 
 For weighing slaughtered meat, or grain, or other articles ex- 
 posed for sale under one hundred pounds, two cents,. 
 
 Over one hundred pounds and up to^ one thousand pounds, 
 five cents. 
 
 •Over one thousand pounds, ten cents. 
 
 For weighing live animals other than sheep or pigs per head, 
 three cents. 
 
 Sheep or pigs if more than five, per head, one cent. 
 
 If less than five, for the lot, four cents. 
 
 For measuring a load of wood, five cents. I 
 
 230. All persons residing within the corporation offering ^^^.^^^^^^^^^ 
 grain of their own growth and raised within the corporation, or from all re^_ 
 produce of any kind as aforesaid, for>ale,^shall be free from all cept weigh 
 the restrictions of this by-law except the weigh fees. 
 
 231. The clerk of the market shall keep the market house, ^^^^ ^f,^^^_ 
 shed and grounds clean, and shall keep up a fire in the market ket cicrK. 
 house when the same is required. 
 
 232. No person shall sell or offer for sale within the Town Calf meat, 
 for the purpose of the same being used as food, any calf or meat 
 
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 of any calf which shall have been less than four weeks old at the 
 time it was killed. 
 
 Dressed fowls 233. That no turkeys, chickens or other fowls shall be offer- 
 i?om food. ed for sale within the Town unless the crops of such turkeys, 
 
 chickens or other fowls are free from food or other substance, 
 
 and shrunken close to their bodies. 
 
 Penalty. 
 
 Court of Re- 
 Tision. 
 
 Summary 
 remedy. 
 
 Penalty. 
 
 234. Every person exposing for sale turkeys, chickens or 
 other fowls contrary to the provisions of the next preceding sec- 
 tion shall be liable to the penalties imposed by this by-law for an 
 infraction Of the provisiuns thereof. 
 
 COURT OF REVISION. 
 
 235. The Court of Revision shall not have power under the 
 provisions of section fifty-eight of "The Assessment Act" or any 
 other act which may be passed for the like purpose, to remit or 
 reduce the iaxes due by any person, imless the petition for such 
 remission or reduction is presented during the year for which 
 such ta::es shall have been imposed. 
 
 SUMMARY REMEDY IF BY-LAWS NOT 
 
 OBEYED. 
 
 236. If any person shall make default in doing any matter or 
 thing which is by this by-law directed to be done by him, such 
 matter or thing may unless where it is otherwise provided by this 
 by-law be done at the expense of the person in default, and the 
 expense thereof may be recovered by the Council uith costs by 
 action and distress, and in case of non-payment thereof, the Kame 
 shall be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes, 
 
 PENALTY. 
 
 2 V- Any person guilty of an infraction of any of the pro- 
 visions of this by-law shall, unless where another and different 
 penalty is prescribed by this by-law.be liable on conviction to be 
 fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars, exclusive of costs ; 
 arid in case of non-payment of the fine and costs, the same may 
 
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 .e levied by distress and sale ^r the , cods -d c^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 offender; and in case of ----^^^'^'''^'^1^^^^ can 
 
 there being being no distress ^"^\7\°^J ^^^ in the 
 
 be levied such offender -f ^ f J^^^^^^^^^ 'jjo without hard 
 common gaol of the codttty of Middlesex, wiin 
 iSr a'ny period not exceeding twenty-one days. 
 
 .,8 Every money penalty recovered before f J^lJ^[lZ^.^ u> 
 23». r,vc y J.^ inctices of the peace, under this Dy {"reaflurer. 
 
 police magistrate or justice or justices o ^" J treasurer for 
 
 law, shall be paid over by him or them to the Town 
 the use of the municipality. 
 
 REPEAL OF BY-LAWS. 
 .39. Alloy-laws inconsistent with the provisions ot this by^. 
 law are hereby repealed. 
 
 Passed in open CouncU this seventh day of November in the 
 y Jof our Ld one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 , Clerk. 
 
 D. M. CAMERON, 
 
 Chairman of Counciu 
 
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