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Thia itam ia filmad at tha raduction ratio chackad balow/ Ca doeumant aat film* au taux da r*duetion indlqu* ei-daaaoua. 10X 14X lax 22X 26X 30X 12X 71 1SX »x 24X 28X u 32X Th« copy filmed h»n Hm bMii roproduead thanks to tlw ganarosity of: L'axamplaira film* fut raproduit grica A la gAnAroait* da: ArehivM of Ontario Toronto Tha imagas appaaring hara ara tha baat, quality poaalbia consldaring tha condition and iagibility of tha original copy and in icaaping with tha filming contraet spaoifieationa. Original eopiaa in printad papar eovara ara fllmad beginning with tha front eovar and anding on tha laat paga with a printad or illustratad impraa- tion. or tha bacic covar whan appropriato. AH othar original eopiaa ara filmed beginning on tha first paga with a printad or illuatratad impree- •ion. and anding on the iaet paga with a printad or illuatratad improasion. Tha laat recorded frame on eech mierofiehe ahail contain the symbol — ^(meening "CON- TtNUEO"). or the symbol ▼ Imeening "END"), whichever appliaa. IMapa. plataa. charts, etc.. may be filmed at different reduction ratloe. Thoee too ierge to be entirely included in one expoaure are filmed beginning in the upper left hand comer, left to right and top to bottom, aa many framee aa required. The folkr~.ying dlagrama iiluatrata the ArchlvM of Ontario Toronto Lae imagee suivantae ont 4ti raprodultea avee ie plua grand aoln. compta tami do la condition at da la nattet* da raxemplalre film4. et en conformiti avee lea conditiona du contrat da fHmage. Laa axamplalrae origlneux dont la eouverture en papier eat imprimto aont filmia an commen9ant par Ie premier plat et en termlnant soH par la demMre paga qui comporta una ampralnta dimpreaslon ou dlHuatratton, salt par la second plat, salen Ie cea. Toua lee autraa enemplalrae origlneux sontt filmte en commen^am par la pwmlAra pege qui comporta une ampralnte dimpraaaion ou dlNuatratlon at it termlnant par la damMre pege qui comporte une teNa Un dm symbolee sulvants apparaltra sur Id damMre image do cheque microfiche, selon Ie caa: la symbde -^ slgnifie "A 8U1VRE". Ie symbols ▼ slgnifie "RN". Lee cartaa. planchea, tabieeux. etc., peuvent Atre filmda A dee taux da rAductlon diff Arants. Lorsque Ie document est trep grand pour Atre reprodult en un soul cllehA, 11 est fRmA A partlr da i'angle supArleur gauche, do gauche A drolte, et do haut en baa. an prenant la nombre dimegea nAcaasalra. Laa tfagrammea suhranta niuatrant la mAthode. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 BY-LAWS OF TBS CITY OF TORONTO, FROM THE DATE OF ITS INCORPORATION IN 1834, TO THE 13th JANUARY, 1890, INCLUSIVE, AS REPORTED BT THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ON THE 2l8T JANUARY, 1889. TOGETHEB WITH THE NAMES OF Stbe ^mim of the pitnmpHl (Soundt, MP PRINCIPAL OFFICIALS. EDWARD FREDERICK CLARKE, ESQUIRE, Mayor. WILLIAM ROAF, ESQUIRE, Chairman of Revision Committee. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. TORONTO : ROWSELL & HUTCHISON. 1890. CONTENTS. . I. Preface. 2. List of Mayors of Toronto, from 1834 to 1890, inclusive. 3. List of the Members of the Municipal Council and Prin- cipal Officials, from 1834 to 1890 inclusive. 4. Table of By-Laws from 1834 to 1890, exclusive of Assessment, Loan and Debenture, and Local Improvement Debenture By-Laws. 5. Table of By-Laws relating to Assessments for Genekal Purposes. 6. Table of By-Law6 relating to Loans and Debentures for General Purposes. 7. Table of By-Laws relating to Local Improvement Debentures. 8. By-Laws op General Application. *^ 9. Index to the By-Laws. 10. Index to the Members and Officers of the Council. If PREFACE. The By-laws of the City of Toronto were first consoli- dated in the year 1870, under the supervision of Samuel Bickerton Harman, Esq., the Mayor for that year, who devoted much time and ability to the preparation of the work. ^ A second consolidation was made in 1876, under the superintendence of C. R. W. Biggar, Esq., then one of the City Solicitors, and in 1887 it was once more found neces- sary to consolidate and revise the civic legislation, to carry out which purpose, a special committee was appointed by the Council, of which Mr. Alderman William Boaf was Chairman. In their final report, the Committee stated, that they had left untouched all By-laws under which there was any outstanding debt or obligation due by the City, or which were of a temporary character or merely afiected private rights, and had directed their attention to the preparation of new By-laws on those matters only which afiected the general public. They presented to the Council By-laws Nos. 2434) to 2466 and Nos. 2468 to 2481 inclusive,, as a consolidation of the law on the subjects therein referred to, and in which they included such amendments as in their judgment, the require- ments of the City demanded. These By-laws were passed by the Council, and are contained in the present volume. MAYORS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO, FROM THE DATE OF ITS INCORPORATION IN THE TEAR 1834, TO THK YEAR 1890. -■»* *'^**»'^fl. '■A , ^ 1834. William Lton Mackenzie. 1835. Robert Baldwin Sullivan, 1836. Thomas D. Morrison, M.D. 1837. George Gurmett. 1838. John Powell. 1839. John Powell. 1840. John Powell. 1841. George Monro. 1842. Hon. Henry Sherwood, Q.C. 1843. Hon. Henry Sherwood. Q.C. 1844. Hon. Henry Sherwood, Q.C. 1845. William Henry Boulton. 1846. William Henry Boulton. 1847. William Henry Boulton. 1848. George Gurnett. 1849. George Gurnktt. 1850. George Gurnett. 1851. John George Bowes. 1852. John George Bowes. 1853. John George Bowes. f Joshua George Beard. • \ John Beverley Robinson, President. 1855. George William Allan. 1856. John Beverley Robinson. 1867. John Hutchison. 1868 f^^^"^*^** Henry Boulton. ' \ David Breckenridge Read, Q.C. 1859. Adam Wilson, Q.C. \ MAYORS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. n I Adam Wilson, Q.C. ^^^^' \ John Carr, Frttident. 1861. John Georqe Bowes. 1862. John George Bowes. 1863. John Oeoroe Bowes. 1864. Francis H. Medcai.f. 1865. Francis H. Medcalp. 1866. Francis H. Meucalp. 1867. James E. Smith. 1868. James E. Smith. 1869. Samuel Bickerton Harhan. ( Samuel Bickerton Harman. \ George D'Arcv Boulton, Prendent, 1871. Joseph Shearo. 1872. Joseph Sheard. 1873. Alexander Manning. 1874. Francis H. Medcalf. ( Francis H. Medcalp. ( John Baxter, President. 1876. Angus Morrison, Q.C. c Angus Morrison, Q.O. 1877 < ( Patrick O. Close, President. 1878. Angus Morrison, Q.C. 1879. James Beaty, Jr., Q.C. 1880. James Beaty, Jr , Q.C. 1881. William Barclay McMurrich. 1882. William Barclay McMurrich. 1883. Arthur Radcliffe Boswell. 1884. Arthur Radcliffe Boswell. 1885. Alexander Manning. 1886. William Holmes Howland. 1887. William Holmes Howland. 1888. Edward Frederick Clarke. 1889. Edward Frederick Clarke. 1890. Edward Frederick Clarke. I i a . \ . if A. LIST OF TBI MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS or THB CITY OF TORONTO, FROM THE DATE OF ITS INCORPORATION, IN THE YEAR 1834, TO TSE YEAR 1890. 1884. William Lyon Mackenzie, Mayor. WABD. ALDKRMCK. OOUKOII.MIM. St Andrew Thos. D. Morrison, M.D. John Armstrong. John Harper. John DoeL 8t. David Wm. L. Mackenzie. Franklin Jackes. James Lesslie. Colin Drummond. 8t. Oeorge Thomas Carfrae, Jr. John Craig. Edward Wright. George Gumett. St. Lawrence . . . .George Monro. William Arthurs. f Geo. Duggan, Sr.(l) f Lardner Bostwick. \ William Cawthra. t Joshua G. Beard.(2) St. Patrick John E. Tims, M.D.O) Joseph Turton. George T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. Civic Officials. — James Hervey Tnce, City Clerk ; Matthew Walton,(4) Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; Charles Barnbart, Oovemor of the Gaol; William Higgins, Chief of Police. (1) Mr. Bnggan nnaeated by jndicial deoiaion, and Mr. Cavthra delared duly elected, and took his seat Ist May. (2) Mr. Beard elected, 16th September, in place of Mr. Boatwiok, deceased. (3) Dr. Bolph rehued to be sworn into oflSce after being elected. Dr. Tims wa» elected in his stead, and took his seat 25th April (4) Mr. Walton was Chamberlain until his death in July, 1834, and was succeeded by Mr. McCord. \ I X MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, 1836. Robert Baldwin Sullivan, Mayor. WABD. ALDERMEN. OOUNOILHKir. St AndrewW T. D. Morrison, M.D. John Doel. John Harper. ( John Armstrong. ( Wm Ketchum.(2) St David R. B. Sullivan, George Henderson. George Duggan, Sr. Charles Stotesbury. 8t Oeorge Thomas Carfrae, Jr. John Craig. J Edward WrigKt,(3) Alexander Rennie. ( George Gurnt «t, St Lawrence . . . .John King, M.D. Joshua G. Beard. George Monro. Alexander Dixon. St Patrick George T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. Rich. H. Thornhill. George Nichol. Civic Officials. — James Hervey Price, (4) Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain: Charles Bamhart, Oovemor of the Gaol; George Kingsmill, Chief of Police. 1886. Thomas D. Morrison, M.D., Mayor. WABD. ALSBRHEIf. OOUMOIUnK. St Andrew Thos. D. Morrison, M.D. John Doel. John Harper. Wm. Ketchum. St David James E. Small. James Hervey Price. James King. Edward McElderry. St George George Gurnett. John Craig. John King, M.D. George Walton. St. Lawrence .... John Eastwood. James Beat}'. William Cawthra. William Arthurs. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Sr. Thomas Cooper. Rich. H. ThornhilL James Trotter. Civic Officlals.— Charles Daly, City Clerk : Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain : John Kidd, Sr., Governor of the Gaol ; James Stitt, Chief of Police, (1) A new election was ordered for this Ward. The same members were re-elected, and took their seata 20th February. (2) Mr. Armstrong resigned 6th June. Mr. Ketchum was elected in his stead 23rd June. (3) Mr. Wright unseated by judicial decision, and Mr. Gurnett declared duly elected, and took his eeat 1.3th April. (4) Mr. Price was City Clerk until 26th February, 1835, and was succeeded by Mr. Daly. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XL 1837. GeOKGE GURNETT, :• Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. COUKOILHEN. St. Andrew John Armstrong. John Ritchey. John Powell. Hugh Carfrae. St. David Simon E. Washbum.(l) George Henderson. Charles Stotesbury. James Turner. St. George George Gumett. John Craig. John King, M.D. George Walton. St. Lawrence . . . .George Monro. Joshua G. Beard. Alexander Dixon. James Browne. St. Patrick George T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. Rich. H. Thornhill. Robert Blevins. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain; John Kidd, Sr., Governor of the Gaol; George Kingsmill, Chief of Police. 1838.(2) John Powell, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. COUNCILMEN. St. Andrew John Powell. John Ritchey. John Armstrong. Hugh Carfrae. St. David Charles Stotesbury. George Henderson. ( James Newbigging.(3) Alex Hamilton. < Samuel E. Taylor. I George Duggan, Jr. St. George .... .James G. Chewett. George Walton. George Gumett. John Craig. St. Lavrrence .... George Monro. Joshua G. Beards Alexander Dixon. James Brown. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. Wm. H. Boulton. Robert Blevins. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk : Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain ; John Kidd, Sr., Governor of the Gaol ; George Kingsmill, Chief of Police : Thomas D. Harris, Chief Engineer Fire Brigade. (1) Mr. Waahbum died in October. The seat was not filled till the following year. ' (2) The elections this year and until 1850, were held under the Act 7 Will. IV. cap. 39, sec. 3, passed 4th March, 1837, which provided that the Aldermen and Common Councilmen to be thereafter elected, should "act in their office for two years," and further provided, in order to bring the Act int« effect, that the Aldermen and Common Councilmen in each ward having the fewest votes should retire at the expiration of one year, but should be elieible for re-election. (3) Mr. laylor elected in place of Mr. Newbigging deceased, 19th February, 1S3S. Mr. Taylor's death, in July, again left the seat vacant, when Mr. George Duggan, Jr., was elected, and took hia seat 13th August. X\ Xii MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, -,-'■-. ■ - t- 1889. John Powell, Mayor. WA.BD. ALDKRMBN. OOUKOILHRN. St And/rew. .... .John Powell. Thomas Young. John Armstrong. John Biichey. Bt. David George Duggan, Jr. Alex. Hamilton. Charles Stotesbury. Qeorge Henderson. St. George Qeorge Qumett. John Craig. James Q. Chewett. Qeorge Walton. St. Latvrence ....Alexander Dixon. Robert Beard. Qeorge Monro. Joshua Q. Beard. St. Patrick Wm. H. Boulton. William Mathere. Qeo. T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. Civic Officals. — Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; Qeorge Kingsmill, Chief of Police ; John Kidd, Sr., Governor of the Gaol; Thomas D. Harris, Chief Engineer Fire Brigade. 184a John Powell, Mayor. WARD. ALDBRHBN. St. Andrew John Armstrong. John Powell. St. David Charles Stotesburv. , i. Qeorge Duggan,^Jr. St. George John King, M.D. Qeorge Qumett St. Lawrence ....Qeorge Monro. Alexander Dixon. St. Patrick Qeo. T. Denison, Sr. Wm. H. Boulton. OOUNOILMBtr. John Ritchey. Thomas Young. (Qeorge Hendcrson.(l> \ William Andrews. Alex. Hamilton. Qeorge Walton. John Craig. Joshua Q. Beard. Robert Beard. James Trotter. William Mathers. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk: Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; Clarke Qamble, CtYy Solicitor; Thomas Young, City Engineer; Qeorge Kingsmill, Chief of Police ; John Kidd, Sr., Governor of the Gaol; Thomas D. Harris, Chief Engi- neer Fire Brigade. (1) Mr. Henderson resigned 20th Mfty, and Mr. Andrews took his se«t, 8th June. 'oung. bey. inilton. enderson. ig- Walton. eard. Beard. klatheri}. rotter. A.ndrew T. olice ; John [arris, Chief [LHKN. tchey. Young. Iendorson.(0 Andrews. imilton. Valton. aig. \. Beard. ^eard. rotter. Mathers. Andrew T. or; Thomas '^olice; John , Chief Engi- I BMt, 8th June. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. xiiu • 1841 OisoRGE Monro, , Mayor. WARD. AI.nSBMEN. OOUMOIIiMBKr. 8t. Andrew ....( John VoyveWS^) Richard Tinning. ( Wm. B. Jarvis. John Bitchey. John ArmHtrong. . St. David Alex. Burnside, M.D. Alex. Hamilton. Charles Stotesbury. William Andrews. St. George George Gurnett. John Craig. > John King, M.D. George Walton. -''V St. Laturence ....Alexander Dixon. Bobert Beard. George Monro. Joshua G. Beard. '^ St. Patrick .... < WiUiam H. Boulton.(2) ( William Mathers.(3) 1 Col. J. S. Macaulay. \ Bobert Blevins. Geo. T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. 'ULcCord, Chamberlain ; Clarke Gamble, 0% Solicitor: Thomas Young, City Engineer; Qeorse Kingsmill, Chief of Police ; John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Gad; Thomas D. Harris, Chief Engi- , - neer, Fire Brigade. 1842. Hon. Henry Sherwood, Q.C., WARD. ALDERMEN. COUHOILHEN. St. Andrew John Armstrong. John Bitchey. f Wm, B. Jarvis,(4) Bichard Tinning. \ Capt. J. M. Strachan. St. David Hon. H. Sherwood, Q.C. William Andrews. Alex. Burnside, M.D. Alex. Hamilton. St. George John King, M.D, George Walton. George Gurnett. John Craig. St. Lawrence . . . .George Monro. Joshua G. Beard. Alexander Dixon. Bobert Beard. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Sr. James Trotter. f Col. J. S. Macaulay .(5) Bobert Blevins. I Wm. H. Boulton. (1) Mr. Powell resigned 27th September, and Mr. Jarvis todt his seat 4th October. (2) Mr. Boultoii resigned 16th November, and Col. Macaulay took his seat 29th November. , (3) Mr. Mathers resigned 3rd May, and Mr. Blevins took his seat 12th May. '\ N - ■ (4) Mr. Jarvis resigned, and Capt. Strachan took his seat 7th Febmary. \ \. :. l. Macaulay resigned 22nd January, and Mr. BonltoU took his seat 7th ::-:-; February. ■ i- • !! Xiv. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, Civic Officials, — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor; Thomas Young, City Engineer ; George Kingsmill, Chief of Police : John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Gaol ; Robert Beard, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1843. Hon. Henry Sherwood, Q.C, Mayor. WABD. ALDBRMKN. OOUNCILMBN. St. Andrew George Duggan, Jr. Richard Tinning. John Armstrong. John Ritchey. St. David Alex. Bumside, M.D. Wm. A. Campbell. Hon. H. Sherwood, Q.C. William Andrews. St. George George Gurnett, John Craig. 5 John King, M.D.(i) George Walton. I Wm. Wakefield. St. Lawrence ... .Alexander Dixon. Robert Beard. Geoge Monro. Joshua G. Beard. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Sr. Jonathan Dunn. Geo. T. Denison, Jr. James Trotter. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor; John G. Howard, City Engineer; George Kingsmill, Chief of Police; John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Gaol ; Robert Beard, Chief Engi' neer, Fire Brigade. 1844. Hon. Henry Sherwood, Q.C, Mayor. WARD. ALDEBMEX. OOUNCILMBK. St. Andrew John Armstrong. John Ritchey, George Duggan, Jr. Richard Tinning. St. David Hon. H. Sherwood, Q.C. Sheldon Ward. Alex. Bumside, M.D. Wm. A. Campbell. St. George Wm. Wakefield. George Walton. George Gurnett. John Craig. St. Lawrence .... George Monro. Joshua G. Beard. Alexander Dixon. Robert Beard. St. Patrick Wm. H. Boulton. James Trotter. Geo. T. Denison, Jr. Jonathan Dunn. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlai/n; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor; John G. Howard, City Engineer ; John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Gaol ; Robert Beard, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. <1) Dr. King resigned 8th May, and Mr. Wakefield took his seat 16th May. Jrew T. Mc- vr ; Thomas *olice : John if Engineer, OMKS. Tinning. ichey. Oampbell. Andrews. lig. Valton. teard. }. Beard. 1 Dunn. :otter. drew T. Mc- yr; John G. f of Police; , Chief Engi- :!ILMEK. fcchey. Tinning. . Ward. Campbell. (Valton. •aig. Gt. Beard. Beard. trotter. n Dunn. idrew T. Mc- lor ; John G. of the Oaol; 16th May. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XV. 1846. William Henry Boulton, Mayor. I WABD. ALDEKHEX. COUNOILMEK. 8t. Andrew George Duggan, Jr. Alex. Macdonald. John Armstrong. John Bitchey. St. David Angus Bethune. Samuel Mitchell. Hon. H. Sherwood, Q.C. f Sheldon Ward.( D ( George Piatt. St George George Gumett. John Craig. Wm. Wakefield. George Walton. St Lawrence .... Robert Beard. Samuel Piatt. George Monro. Joshua G. Beard. St Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Jr. Jonathan Dunn. Wm. H. Boulton, James Trotter. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; John G. Howard, City Engineer ; George Kingsmill, Chief of Police ; John Eidd, Jr., Oovernor of the Goal ; Robort Beard, Chief Engineer Fire Brigade. 1846. William Henry Boulton, Mayor. WABD. ALDEBMEN. OOUNOILMBN. St Andrew Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.C. John Bitchey. George Duggan, Jr. Alex. Macdonald. St Dcmd Hon. H. Sherwood, Q.C. George Piatt. Angus Bethune. Samuel Mitchell. St George Wm. Wakefield. Thomas J. Preston. George Gumett. John Craig. St Lawrence . . . .James Beaty. Joshua G. Beard. Robert Beard. Samuel Piatt. St Patrick Wm. H. Boulton. James Trotter. Geo. T. Denison, Jr. Jonathan Dunn. Crvic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor; John G. Howard, City Engineer ; George Eingsmill, Chief of Police ; John Eidd, Jr., Governor of the Gaol ; Robert Beard, Chief Engi- neer Fire Brigade. (1) Mr. Sheldon Ward died. Mr. George Piatt tookhia seat 28th July. \, Xvi. MEJ£BERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, 1847. William Henry Boulton, Mayor. WABD. AtDlRMKN. OOUNOOlfBH. St. Andrew George Duggan, Jr. Samuel Shaw. Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.C. John Ritchey. St. David Joseph Workman. WUliara Davis. Hon. H. Sherwood, Q.C. George Flatt. St. Qeorge George Gumett. John Craig. Wm. Wakefield. Thomas J. Preston. StJamM'^) John Bell. Thomas Storm. John Armstrong. Alex. Hamilton. St. Lawrence . . f J. H. Hagarty. Samuel Piatt. ( Robert Beard(2) Joshua G. Beard. James Beaty. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Jr. John Carr. Wm. H. Boulton. James Trotter. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, GhamJberlain; Clp-ke Gamble, Gity Solicitor; John G. Howard, Gity Engineer ; George L. Allen, Chief of Police ; John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Gaol; James Armstrong, Chief Engiruer, Fire Brigade. S WABD. St.. Andrew St David . St. George St. James 184a Gborqe Gurnett, Mayor. ALDERHEK. . .George Percival Ridout. George Duggan, Jr. { . .Richard Dempsey. Joseph Workman. ..Wm. Wakefield. George Gurnett. ("John Armstrong. ( t Hon.H.Sherwood,Q.C.(4) 1 John Bell. { OOCNOIUUM. John Ritehey. Samuel Shaw(3) John Hawcutt. George Coulter. William Davis. E. F. Whittemore. John Craig. Alex. Hamilton.(5) Edwin Bell. Thomas Storm,(6) Robert James, Jr. (1) The Ward of St. James was formed this year, from St David's, and members were elested to represent the same. (2) Mr. Hagarty resigned 31st May, and Mr. Beard took his seat 16th Aagnst. (3) Mr. Shaw resigned 17th April, and Mr. Howcntt took his seat 16th May. (4) Mr. Sherwood took his seat 4th September, in place of Mr. Armstrong, deceased. (6) Mr. Hamilton resigned 8th Ifixy, and Mr. Bell took his seat 22nd May. (6) Mr. Storm resigned 27th March, and Mr. James took his seat 10th ApriL AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XVU. 8t. Laurrence 8t Patrick . . . .James Beaty. Robert Beard. . . Wm. A Campbell. George T. Denison, Jr. John Smith. Samuel Piatt. Robert B. Denison. John Carr. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, GUy Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Cltamherlain ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor; John G. Howard, Oity Engineer ; George L. Allen, Chief of Police ; John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Qaol ; Robert Beard, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. and members 1849. George Gurnbtt, Mayor, WABD. ALDEBUBN. OOCNCILHEN. St. Andrew George Duggan, Jr. Thomas Armstrong. Geo. Percival Ridout. John Ritchey. St. David f Joseph Workman,(i) William Davis. \ Geo. W. Allan. George Coulter. Richard Dempsey. St. George George Gumett. f John Craig.(2) f Wm. Wakefield.(3) \ James Ashfield. t Thomas BeU. ' f E. F. Whittemore.(*) ( Samuel Thompson. St. James John Bell. Robert James, Jr. Hon. H. Sherwood, Q.C. Edwin Bell. St. Lawrence .... Robert Beard. Samuel Piatt, f James Beaty.(5) f John Smith.(6) ( Joshua G. Beard. ( John T. Smith. St. Patrick Geo. T. Denison, Jr. John Carr. Wm. A. Campbell. Robert B. Denison. Civic Officials.— Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; John G. Howard, City Engineer : George L. Alien, Chief of Police ; John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Gaol ; Robert Beard, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. (1) Mr. Workman resigned 9th July, and Mr. Allan took his seat 30th July. (2) Mr. Craig resigned I6th April, and Mr. Ashfield took his seat 7th May. (3) Mr. Wakefield resigned 16th April, and Mr. Bell took his seat 7th May. (4) Mr. Whittemore resigned 16th of A'.ril, and Mr. Thompson took his seat 7th May. (6) Mr. Beaty resigned 9th of Jul:,, and Mr. Beard took his seat 30th July. (6) Mr. John Smith resigned 'Gth April, and Mr. John T. Smith took his seat 7th May. ■*• -. XViii. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, 1850.(1) George Gurnett, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. OOVNOILMEK. St. Andrew George Duggan, Jr. John Ritchey. Thomas Armstrong. St. David Richard Dempsey. William Davis. George Coulter. 8t. Oeorge George Gurnett. James Ashfield. Samuel Thompson. 8t. James John G. Bowes. Edwin Bell.(2) Robert James, Jr. St. Latorence . . . .Joshua G. Beard. Samuel Piatt. John T. Smith. St. Patrick Wm. A. Campbell. Jonathan Dunn. John Bugg. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; George Duggan, Recorder; John G. Howard, Oity Engineer; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor; John Eidd, Jr., Governor of the Gaol ; George L. Allen, Chief of Police ; Robert Beard, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1851.(3) John George Bowes, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. OOUNCILMEN. St. Andrew Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.C. John Ritchey. Geo. Percival Ridout. John Carr. St. David Richard Kneeshaw. Adam Beatty. Richard Dempsey. David C. Maclean. St. Oeorge .... J George Gumett.(4) James Ashfield. ( Wm. Wakefield. Edward Wright. Samuel Thompson. St. James John G. Bowes. James Price. E. F. Whittemore. Michael P. Hayes. (1) The elections this year were held under the Act 12 Vict. cap. 81, sec. 83(1849), whichprovided for the election of one Alderman and two Councilmen for each Ward. (2) Mr. Edwin Bell resigned 2nd December, (but his place waa not filled until the following Municipal Elections. (3) The Act 12 Vic, cap., 81 sec. 83, which provides for the election of only one Alderman for each Ward was repealed by 13 & 14 Vic. cap. 64, sec. 2, and the election of two Aldermen for each Ward again provided for. (4) Mr Gurnett resigned his seat 24th January and was appointed Police Magistrate. Mr. Wakefield took his seat 10th February. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XIX. St. Lawrence .... Robert Beard. Joshua G. Beard. St Patrick John B. Robinson. Joseph Sheard. John T. Smith. Samuel Piatt. Jonathan Dunn. John Bugg. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, iiecorder; John G. Howard, City Engineer; George Qurnett, Police Magistrate ; George L. Allen, Chief of Police ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; John Kidd, Jr., Governor of the Oax)l ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Firt Brigade. lot filled until the appointed Police 1852. John George Bowes, Mayor. WARD. ALDEEMEN. COUNCILMEN. St. Andrew Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.C. John Carr. Thomas Armstrong. Kivas TuUy. St. David Richard Dempsey. Adam Beatty. George Brooke. George Piatt. St. George . . . . f Wm. Wakefield.(i) James Ashfield. ( Capt. J. M. Strachan. Edward Wright. Samuel Thompson. St. James John G. Bowes. Charles E. Romain. John Hutchison. R. C. McMuUen. St. Lawrence . . . .Robert Beard. John T. Smith. Joshua G. Beard. Joseph Lee. St. Patrick Wm. H. Boulton. Jonathan Dunn. Joseph Sheard. John Bugg. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, Recorder ; John G. Howard, City Engineer ; George Gurnett, Police Magistrate ; George L. Allen, Samuel Sherwood, Chief of Police; Clarke Gamble, Oiit/ Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor o/the Gaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. (1) Mr. Wakefield resigned 15th March, and Capt. Strachan took his seat 29th March. zz. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, 1868. John Qeorqe Bowes, Mayor. WABD. ALDERMKN. OOUNCILMIN. 8t. Andrew Thomas Armstrong. Alex. Macdonald. rJohn Carr.(i) Samuel Rogers. < Joseph Dixon.(2) ( Samuel Shaw. 8t David | John Bell.< D George Piatt. ( James Beaty. William Davis. f George Brooke.d) I Samuel Flatt. 8t Oeorge Samuel Thompson. James Ashfield. E, H. Rutherford. f Edward Wright( i) \ Frederick C. Capreol. St James John G. Bowes. Charles E. Romain. f John Hutchison.{l) Samuel T. Green. ( Angus Morrison. St, Johni^) J. L. Robinson. ( John Bugg(i) Ogle R. Gowan. \ William Hall. Robert Dodds. St. Lawrence . . . .Michael P. Hayes. J John Smith(i) Wm. Gooderham. \ Thos. McConkey. Joseph Lee. St. Patrick . . . . f Geo. T. Denison, Jr.(i) Jonathan Dunn. \ John B. Robinson. John Baxter. Hon. Wm. Cayley. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, (My Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; George Duggan, Recorder; William Thomas, City Engineer; George Gurnett, Police Magistraie; Samuel Sherwood, Chief of Police ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Oaol; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. (1) Aldermen Carr, Bell, Brooke, Hutchison, and Denison, and Goonoilmen Wright, Bugg, and Smith resigned 3rd November, and were succeeded by the several gentlemen bracketed with them, namely, Aldermen Dixon, Beaty, Piatt, Morrison, Robinson, and Councilmen Capreol, Hall, and Mc- Conkey, all of whom took their seats 14th November, except Mr. DixoD. (2) Mr. Dixon's return was set aside by judicial decision, and Mr. Shaw declared duly elected, and took his seat 5th December. (3) St. John's Ward was formed this year from St. Patrick's Ward. NCILMIN, tfacdonald. 1 Rogers. 5 Piatt, m Davis. Ashfield. d Wrighid) ick G. Capreol. )s E. Romain. b1 T. Green. Bugg(i) ,m Hall. t Dodds. Smithd) McConkey. h Lee. han Dunn. Baxter. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXI. 18M. Joshua Qeorge Beard, Mayor. John Beverley Robinson,(U President WAHD. ALDBIIMEN. OOVHOISMUV. St. Andrew John Carr. William Qraham. Charles March. E. B. Gilbert. St. David Samuel Piatt. Adam Beatty. Geo. W. Allan. John Carruther8.(2) St. Qeorge John Duggan. S.H.Thompson. E. H. Rutherford. Edward Wright St. James Charles E. Romain. John T. Smith. Angus Morrison. James Good. St. John r Ogle R. Gowan.(3) John Bugg. ( Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.C. Joseph RowelL Joseph Sheard. St. Lawrence . . . .Joshua G. Beard. Thos. McConkey. Joseph Lee. Wm. Murphy.(4) St. Patrick John B. Robinson. Thomas Mara. Jonathan Dunn. Theophilus Earl. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; George Duggan, Recorder; John G. Howard, City Engineer; George Gurnett, Police Magistrate; Samuel Sherwood, Chief of Police ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor' ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Oaol; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. ! ; Andrew T. rder ; William oe Magistraie ; , City Solicitor; Ashfield, Chief , and Coonoilmen were saooeeded by Aldermen Dixon, reol, Hall, and Mo- :oept Mr. Dixon. Mr. Shaw declared ¥ard. WABD. St. Andrew. 1855. Georqe William Allan. Mayor. ALDERMEN. OOUKCII4HEN. , . .John Carr. E. B. Gilbert. Robt. P. Crooks. Henry Prittie. (1) Mr. Robinson presici d in the Council {from 30th January to 3rd April, during the illness of the ^tlayor. (2) Mr. Carruthers, unseated by judicial decision and a new election ordered, when he was again returned, and took his seat 24th February. (3) Mr. Oowan, unseated by judicial decision and a new election ordered, when Mr. Cameron was returned, and took his seat 24th February. (4) Mr. Murphy, unseated by judicial decision, and a new election ordered, when he was again returned, and took his seat 24th February. xxii. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, St David George W. Allan. Adam Beatty. Wm. Henderson. f John Carruther8.( 1) \ William Ramsay. *S'^. Oeorge John Duggan. Edward Wright. George A. Philpotts. Andrew Drummond. St. Jamea Charles E. Roraain. John Wilson. James Good. Alex. M. Smith. St John Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.O. John Bugg. f Richard Dempsey.(2) ( Robert Moodie.(3) ( Joseph Sheard. \ Joseph Rowell. St Lawrence . . . .John Smith. William Murphy. \Vm. Gooderham. Thos. McConkey. St Patrick Jonathan Dunn. Thos. Mara. A. Wilson, Q.C. Theophilus Earl. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain : George Duggan, Recorder ; William Kings- ford, City Engineer ; George Gurnett, Police Magistrate ; Samuel Sherwood, Chief of Police; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Gaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer^ Fire Brigade. 1866. John Beverley Robinson, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. COCNOILHEN. «Si^ Andrew John Worthington. Henry Prittie. Robt. P. Crooks. Henry Sproatt St. David Wm. Henderson. Adam Beatty. John G. Bowes. John Carruthers. St. George John Duggan. Edward Wright. George A. Philpotts. George Netting. St. James John Harrington. John Wilson. John Hutchison. John Cameron. St. John John Bugg. Joseph Rowell. Richard Dempsey. Robert Moodie. St Lawrence .... Alexander Manning. William Davis. William Strachan. William Murphy. St Patinck John B. Robinson. Thomas Shortis. Jonathan Dunn. Theophilus Earl. (1) Mr. Caimthers resigned 23rd July, and Mr. Ramsay took his seat 6th August. (2) Mr. Dempsey unseated by judicial decision, and Mr. Sheard declared duly elected, and took his seat 26th February. (3) Mr. Moodie unseated by judicial decision, and a new election ordered, when Mr. Rowell was returned, and took his seat 5th March. IL, ai Beatty. I Carruther8.( U lam Ramsay. ard Wright. rew Druinmond. I Wilson. . M. Smith. I Bugg. jrt Moodie.(3) ph Rowell. iam Murphy. . McConkey. I. Mara. >philu3 Earl. Andrew T. Mc- William Kings- giatrate ; Samuel hlicitor ; George Chief Engineer, AND PRINCIPAL CIVIL OFFICIALS. XXIU. COUMOILHEN. ry Prittie. iry Sproati m Beatty. \ Carruthers. 'ard Wright, rge Netting, ti Wilson, n Cameron. sph Rowell. ert Moodie. liam Davis, liam Murphy. mas Shortis. ophilus Earl. k his seat 6th August. Sheard declared duly ilection ordered, when 1. Civic Officials.— Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain; George Duggan, Recorder: Thomas H. Harrison, City Engineer ; George Gurnett, Police Magistrate ; Samuel Sherwood, Chief of Police ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Oaol ; James Ashneld, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1867. John Hutchison, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. St, Andrew John Worthington. Robt. P. Crooks. St.Davidi^) John O'Donohoe. John Ritchey, Jr. St. George Alfred Brunei. George A Philpotts. St. James John Harrington. John Hutchison. St. John Richard Dempsey. John Bugg. St. Lawrence .... Oliver Mowat. Q.O. Alexander Manning. St. Patrick John B. Robinson. Thomas Shortis. COUNCILHEN. James Prittie. Henry Sproatt. William Ardagh. William Ramsay. Edward Wright. George Netting. Thomas Craig. William W. Fox. Robert Moodie. James E. Smith. f William Davis.(2) t W. M. Gorrie. Wm. Murphy, Theophilus Earl. George Simpson. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, Recorder ; Thomas Booth, City Engineer; George Gurnett, Police Magistrate; Samuel Sherwood, Chief of Police; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor; George L. Allen, Governor of the Gaol; James Ashfield, Chief Engi- neer, Fire Brigade. (1) In consequence of a disturbance which arose at the election in St. David's Ward, no return was made by the Returning Officer. The members of the Council representing the other Wards appointed the above members to represent the Ward for the current year, in accordance with the statute in that behalf. (2) Mr. Davis unseated by judicial decision, and a new election ordered, when Mr. Gorrie was returned, and took his seat 20th July. tmm I in I Xxiv. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, 1858. William Henry Boulton,(1) Mayor. David Brecken ridge Read, Q.C. Mayor. WABD. ALDERMEN. OOUNOILMEN. St. Andrevj Wm. H. Bouiton. Henry Sproatt. John Carr. Abel Wilcock. St. David Jeremiah Carty. William Ardagh. John Ritchey, Jr. f John Carruthers.{2) ( William Ramsay St. Oeorge Alfred Brunei. Christopher M ichell. George Boomer. Frederick Upton. St. James Oliver Mowat. William W. Fox. Alex. M. Smith Thomas Craig. St. John John Bugg. Robert J. GriflBth. Robert Moodie. James E. Smith. St. Lawrence .... George Ewart William Lennox. William Strachan. W. M. Gorrie. St. Patrick Jonathan Dunn. John Purdy. David B. Read, Q.C. Henry Prittie. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, Recorder : Thomas Booth, City Engineer; George Gurnett, Police Magistrate; Samuel Sherwood, Chief of Police ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Gaol; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1859. 1 S Adam Wilson, Q.C. .<3> 1 S Mayor. WARD. St. Andrexu St. David ALDERMEN. . . Henry Sproatt. Thompson McCleary. . . Jeremiah Carty. John O'Donohoe. COtJNCILMEN. 1 g Abel Wilcock. | Erastus Wiman. ^ William Ardagh. John Reed. St. George .... : Alfred Brunel.(4) Samuel Sherwood. Kivas Tully. William S. Finch. 1 8 John E. Pell. 1 (1) The Mayor, Mr. Bouiton, resigned 8th November, and Mr. Read was elected Mayor, 11th November. (2) Mr. Carruthera resigned 21st June, and Mr. Ramsay took his seat 28th June. (3) Mr. Wilson was elected by vote of the people ander the provisions of the Municipal Act, 1865. (4) Mr. Brunei resigned 11th April, and Mr. Sherwood took his seat 25th April. (11 (2| I <2 I (-I L, >VNOILMBK. y Sproatt. Wilcock. am Ardagb. CaTruther8.(2) am Ramsay stopher M-iohell. erick Upton, am W. Fox. nas Craig, rt J. Griffith. es E. Smith, iam Lennox. , Gorrie. Purdy. ry Prittie. :rk; Andrew T. r : Thomas Booth, igistrate; Samuel e, City Solicitor; es ^shMd, Chief AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXV. St. James C Joseph Sheard.(l) John Sterling. 1 William W. Fox. • / JohnW.Drummond(3) ( Alex. M. Smith.(2) \ Robert Mitchell. ( M. C. Cameron. St. John John Bugg. Robt. J. Griffith. James E. Smith. John Boxall. St. Lawrence . . . .George Ewart. Thomas Berkinshaw. James Stock. Archibald Taylor. St. Patrick Jonathan Dunn. George Carroll. Michael Lawlor, M.D. William A. Lee. Civic Officials.— Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain; George Duggan, Recorder ; Alfred Brunei, City Engineer ; George Guinett, Police Magistrate ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Gaol; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. COtJNCILMKN. lel Wilcock. astus Wiman. iUiam Ardagh. hn Reed. lUiam S. Finch, hn E. Pell. d Mr. Read was elected took his seat 28th June, if the provisions of the ok his seat 25th April. I860. Adam Wilson, Q.C. Mayor. John Carr,{4) President. WARD. ALDEKNEIi. - - • COITNCILMiN. St. Andrew Henry Sproatt. Patrick Conlin. Henry Godson. Robert Bell. St. David Jeremiah Carty. William Ardagh. James J. Vance. John Carrutbers. St. George Samuel Sherwood. Edmund L. Butters. John McMurrich. John E. Pell. St. James John Smith. Chas. E. Stotesbury. William W. Fox. David Smith. St. John Robert Moodie. Robert J. Griffith. James E. Smith. James Farrell. St. Lawrence. . . ( George Ewart.(5) William Higgins. \ Francis H. Medcalf Archibald Taylor. William Strachan. St. Patrick Jonathan Dunn. John Baxter. John Carr. Robert McKnight. 0) Mr. Sheard resigned 11th April, and Mr. Fox took I)!? peat 2nd May. (2) Mr. Smith resigned 28th February, and Mr. Cameron took his seat 4th April. (3) Mr. Drnmmond resigned 11th April, and Mr. Mitchell took his seat 2nd May. (4) Mr. Carr appointed 23rd February, to preside as President of the Council during Mr. Wilson's absence in Parliament. (5) Mr. Ewart resigned 5th March, and Mr. Medcalf took his seat 16th March. 4 xxvt MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, |i ! Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mo- Cord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, Recorder ; Alfred Brunei, J. H. Bennett, City Engineer ; George Gurnett, Police Magistrate ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Oaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1861. John Georoe Bowes, Mayor. WARD. ALDEBIIXN. OOUKOILHEK. St Andrew Henry Godson. Robert Bell. Henry Sproatt. Patrick Conlin. St. David John Ritchey, Jr. John Reed. Thomas Snarr. James Spot tis wood. St. George George Boomer. John E. Pell.(l) Alfred Brunei. ( Frederick Upton.(2) ( Samuel Sherwood. St. James John Nasmith. W^iliam Edwards. John Sterling Neil C. Love. St. John Robert Moodie. John Boxall. James E. Smith. James Farrell. St Lawrence , . , .William Strachan. William Higgins. James Stock. Thomas Thompson. St. Patrick John Carr. John Baxter. Jonathan Dunn. Robert McKnight. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, Recorder ; J. H. Bennett, City Engineer ; George Gurnett, Police Magistrate ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; Clark Gamble, City Solicitor. ; George L. Alien, Governor of the Gaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. Si 1862. John George Bowes, Mayor. WABD. ALDBRUBN. St. Andrew Henry Godson. Henry Sproatt. OOnMCILHBN. Robert Bell. Patrick Conlin. I si (1) Mr. Pell resigned 11th November. No one elected in hia stead. (2) Mr. Sherwood elected and took his seat 11th March, in place of Mr. Upton, deceased. CIL, ; Andrew T. Mc- r ; Alfred Brunei, *olice Magistrate ; lie, City Solicitor ; ies Ashfield, Ghwf OOUKOILHKK. ibertBell. trick Conlin. hn B«ed. mes Spottiswood. hn E. Pell.d) •ederick Upton.(2) muel Sherwood, wliam Edwards, eil C. Love. »hn Boxall. ^mes Farrell. illiam Higgins. txomas Thompson. ihn Baxter, obert McKnight. jk; Andrew T. Mc- er ; J. H. Bennett, 9trate ; Capt. W. S. olicitor.: George L. d, Gkief Engineer, AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXVii. St. David Patrick Hynes. John Reed. John Smith. James Spottiswood. St. George Alfred Brunei. Thomas Smith. Stephen M. Jarvis. Richard Tinning, Jr. St. James John Nasmith. William Edwards. John Sterling. Neil 0. Love. St, John Robert Moodie. John Boxall. James E. Smith. James Farrell. St. Lawrence .... George Leslie. William Higgins. William Strachan. Thomas Thompson. St. Patrick John Carr, John Baxter. Jonathan Dunn. Nathaniel Dickey. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, City Clerk ; Andrew T. Mc- Cord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, Recorder ; J. H. Bennett. City Engineer ; George Boomer, Police Magistrate ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police; Clarke Gamble, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Oovernor of the Oaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer ^ Fire Brigade. OOOHCILHEN. Lobert Bell, atrick Conlin. 1 his stead. , in place of Mr. Upton, 1863. John George Bowes, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. COCNCILMEN. St. Andrew Henry Sproatt. Robert Bell. John Wallis. John Spence. St. David Patrick Hynes. James Kerr. Francis H. Medcalf. James Mitchell. St. George Stephen M. Jarvis. James Bennett. Thomas Smith. Richard Tinning, Jr. St Jamss Neil C. Love. William Edv/ards. John Sterling Robert James, Jr. St. John Robert Moodie. John Boxall. James E. Smith. James Farrell. St. Lawrence George Ewart John O'Connell. William Strachan. Thomas Thompson. St. Patrick ..*... .John Carr. John Baxter. Jonathan Dunn. Nathaniel Dickey. Civic Officials.— Charles Daly, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, Recorder ; J. H. Bennett, City Engineer ; George Boomer, Police Magistrate ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; Clarke Gamble, Ciiy Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Gaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer^ Fire Brigade. !|' Hi n. XXViii. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, 1864. Francis H. Medcalf, Mayor. WARD. ALDEBHEX. COUMOILMEN. St. Andrew Henry Godson. Robert Bell. John Wallis. John Spence. St. David Patrick Hynes. Wm. Adnmson. James J. Vance. Richard Ardagh. St. George Stephen M. Jarvis. James Bennett. Thomas Smith. Richard Tinning, Jr. St. James Neil C. Love. William Edwards. John Sterling. Robert James, Jr. St. John Robert Moodie. James Farrel. James E. Smith. John Greenlees. St Lawrence .... George Ewart. John O'Connell. William Strachan. Thomas Thompson. St. Patrick John Baxter. J Nathaniel Dickey. f JohnCarr.(l) (John Canavan.(3) \ Nathaniel Dickey. (2) James R. Dunn. Civic Officials. — Charles Daly, (4) John Carr, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; George Duggan, Recorder; J. H. Bennett, City iJngineer; George Boomer, Police Magistrate ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; Hon. John B, Robinson, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Gaol ; James Ash field. Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. I I 1865. Francis H. Medcalf, Mayor. WARa ALDERMEN. COtTKCILMKN. St. Andrew Henry Godson. Robert Bell. ( John Wallis.(5) John Spence. \Robt. P. Crooks. St. David Patrick Hynes. Wm. Adamson. James J. Vance. James B. Boustead. (1) Mr. Carr resigned 11th April, and was subsequently appointed City Clerk (see note 4.) (2) Mr. Dickey, who resigned as Councilman, 11th April, was elected in pLuse of Mr. Carr, and took his seat as Alderman, 18th April. (3) Mr. Canavan, elected in place of Mr. Dickey, took his seat U5t\i April. (4) Mr. Daly died in April, after holding the o£Sce of City Clerk for 29 years (see 1?35) and was succeeded by Mr. Carr. (5) Mr. Wallis resigned Ist May, and Mr. Crooks took his seat 18th May. ;n. jon. agh. ett. nning, Jr. wards, les, Jr. rel. alees. tnnell. hompson. Dickey. [ivan.(3) Dunn. -Jity Clerk; Recorder ; Magistrate ; , Robinson, aol; James [LMBN. tell, jnce. fimson. . Boustead. I City Clerk (see eoted in place of th April. for 29 years (see 3th May. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. xxix. 8t. Oeorge Thomas Smith. Richard Tinning, Jr. John J. Vickers. John Clements. St John James E. Smith. John Greenlees. Robert Moodie. John Boxall. St. James Joseph Sheard. George T. Beard. Robert James, Jr. James Fraser. St. Lawrence .... William Strachan. James Bums. Thomas Thompson. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. St. Patrick John Canavan. James R. Dunn. Nathaniel Dickey. George T. Denison, Jr. Civic Officl^ls. — John Carr, City Clerk ; Andrew T. McCord, Ohamherlain; George Duggan, Recorder; J. H. Bennett, City Engineer ; George Boomer, Police Magistrate ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; Hon. John B. !Qtobinson, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Oovernor of the Oaol ; James Ashfield, City Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1866. Francis H. Medcalf, Mayor. WARD. ALDERMEN. COCNCILMEN. St. Andrew Samuel B. Harman. Robert Bell. Geo. D'Arcy Boulton. John Spence. St. David Wm. Adamson. John Carruthers. Patrick Hynes. Samuel Parker. St. Oeorge Thomas Smith. Richard Tinning, Jr. John J. Vickers. John Clements. St. James Joseph Sheard. James B. Boustead. William Edwards. f James Fraser.(i) ( George T. Beard. St, John James E. Smith. John Boxall. John Greenlees. Francis Riddell. St. Lawrence .... William Strachan. James Bums. Thomas Thompson. John O'Conoell. St. Patrick Nathaniel Dickey. Geo. T. Denison, Jr. John Baxter. James R. Dunn. Civic Officials. — John Carr, City Clerk ; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; George Duggan, Recorder ; J. H. Bennett, City Engvaeer ; Alex. MacNt.bb, Police Magistrate; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police; Hon. John B. Robinson, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Governor of the Oaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engimeer, Fire Brigade. (l) Mr. Fraser resigned 19th February, and Mr. Beard took his seat 6th March. XXX. MEMBERS OP THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, 1867(1) James E. Smith, Mayor. ALDERMRN. Ht. Andrew's Ward. Samuel B. Harman. Geo. D'Arcy Boulton. Robert Bell. St. George's Ward. John J Vickere. Thomas Smith, j James D. Edgar.(2) ( John Clemer.ts. St. John's Ward. John Boxall. Francis Riddell. James E. Smith. St. David's Ward. Patrick Hynes. Francis H. Medcalf . William Adamson. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. George T. Beard. George Ewart. St. Lawrence Ward. Alexander Manning. Thomas Thompson. William Strachan. 1 ^ fel 1 St. Patrick's Ward. Robert A. Harrison, Q.C. Nathaniel Dickey. George T. Denison, Jr. Civic Officials. — John Carr, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord,^ Chamberlain; George Duggan, Jfecorder ; J. H. Bennett, City Engineer; Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; Hon. John B. Robinson, City Solicitor; George L. Allen, Oovemor of the Oaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. (1) By the Municipal Acta of 1866 (29 & 30 Vic, chaps. 61 and 52), the election of the Mayor, in Cities, was again vested in the Corporation, the ofSce of Councilman was abolished, and the number of Aldermen was increased to three for each Ward, to hold office for three years — one retiring annually by rotation. To bring the provisions of the Act into operation, the Act pro- vided that after the first election, it should be determined hy ballot, under the direction of the Clerk, which of the members should retire in the first, second, and third years respectively, which ballot being taken, entitled the members to hold office, the first named for three years, the second for two, and the last for one year. (2) Mr. Edgar unseated by judicial decision, and a new electior ordered. Mr. Clements returned, and took his seat 11th February. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXXI. »lf. on. Yard. Ward. ning. son. an. IV T. McCord, 3ennett, City :!apt. W. S. ity Solicitor; ihfield, Chief ), the election of }n, the office of ras increased to ring annually by }n, the Act pro- by ballot, uader 3tire in the first, cen, entitled the second for two, p ordered. Mr. 1868. James E. Smith, Mayor. ALDKBHKN.(l) St. Andrew's Ward. Bobert Bell. Samuel B. Harman. George D'Arcy Boulton, St. David's Ward. ( John Boyd.(2) ( Wm. Adamson. Patrick Hynes. Francis H. Medcalf. St. George's Ward. John Clements. John J. Vickers. Thomas Smith. St. John's Ward, James E. Smith, John Boxall. Francis Biddell* St. James's Ward. Alexander Henderson. Joseph Sheard. George T. Beard. St. Lawrence Ward. William Strachan. Alexander Manning. Thomas Thompson. St. Patrick's Ward. John Baxter. Robert A. Harrison, Q.C. Nathaniel Dickey. Civic Officials. — John Carr, CMy Clerk ; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate : J. H. Bennett, City Engineer ; Hon John B. Bobinson, City Solicitor; George L. Allen, Oovernor of the Gaol ; Capt. W. S. Frince, Chief of Police ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1869. Samuel Bickerton Harman, Mayor. ALDERMEN. St. Andrew's Ward. George D'Arcy Boulton. Bobert Bell. Samuel B. Harman. St. David's Ward. Arthur Lepper. Wm. Adamson. Patrick Hynes. (1) In this and subsequent years the Aldermen first named only went to the polls, and were elected for three years. (2) Mr. Boyd unseated by judicial decision and a new election ordered, when Mr. Adamson was returned and took his seat 9th March. Ill XXXll. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, St. George's Ward. Thomas Smith. John Clements. John J. Vickers. St. John's Ward. Francis Riddell. James E. Smith. John Boxall. St. James's Ward. James B. Boustead. Alexander Henderson. Joseph Sheard. St, Lawrence Ward. ( Francis H. Medcalf.(l) \ William Hamilton, Jr. Alexander Manning. William Strachan. St. Patrick's Ward. Nathaniel Dickey. John Baxter. Robert A. Harrison, Q.C. Civic Officials. — John Carr, City Clerk ; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate ; J. H. Bennett, City Engineer ; Hon. John B. Robinson, Cit'^ Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Qovemor of the Oaol ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. [1870 Samuel Bickfjiton Harman, Mayor. George D'Arcy Boulton,(2) President. AU>BRMBN. (2) St. Andrew's Ward.. Samuel B. Harman. George D'Arcy Boulton Robert Bell. St. George s Ward. John J. Vickers. Thomas Smith. John Clements. St. David's Ward, Patrick Hynes. Arthur Lepper. Wm. Adamson. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. James B. Boustead. Alexander Henderson. ( 1) Mr. Medcalf resigned lat November ; Mr. Wm. Hamilton, Jr., eleotod and took his seat 13th December. (2) Mr. Boulton presided in the Council during Mr. Harman's absence in EogUnd; (3) The Aldermen first named only went to the polls thin year. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXJUll. St. John's Ward. F. a Medcalf. Francis Riddell. Jamss E. Smith. 8t. Lawrence Ward. Alexander Manning. William Hamilton, Jr. ^ William Strachan,(l ) \ John ITallam. St. Patrick's Ward. John Ganavan. Nathaniel Dickey. John Baxter. Civic Officials. — John Carr, City Clerk ; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate ; J. H. Bennett, City Engineer ; Hon. J. B. Robinson, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Oovemor of the Oaol; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. St. Andrew's Ward. Samuel B. Harman. William Moulds. Joseph Howson. St. George's Ward. Thomas Dick. Lewis Moffatt. John Turner. 1871. Joseph Sheabd, Mayor. ALDXRMSN. St. David's Ward. Patrick Hynes. William Adamson. (James J. Vance. (2) ( Archibald A. Riddel. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. James B. Boustead. Alexander Henderson. St. Lawrence Ward. Alexander Manning. William Hamilton, Jr. John Hallam. St. John's Ward. Francis H. Medcalf. Francis Riddell. Warring Kennedy. St. Patrick's Ward. John Baxter. Ncthaniel Dickey. John Canavan. (1) Mr. Straohan's seat vacated by judicial decision. Mr. Hallam elected, and took his seat 2l8t February. <2) Mi*. Vance unseated by judicial decision, and Mr. Riddel declared duly elected, and took his seat 24th April. 6 xxxiv. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, Civic Officials.— John Carr,(i) Stephen Radcliff, (7% Clerk \ Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain ; Alex. MacNabb, Police Mag- istrate: J, H. Bennett,(2) Charles W. Johnson, C% Engineer; Hon. John B. Robinson, City Solicitor ; George L. Allen, Oover- iior of the Oaol ; Capfc. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; John Carr, City Commisaioner ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineci' Fire Bri- gade. in 1872. ! . Joseph Shbard, Mayor. ALDKRHKN. St Andrew's Ward. ( Samuel B. Harman.(3) I John Carr. Henry Godson. Robert Bell. St. George's Ward. Lewis Moffat t. Thomas Dick. John Turner. St. John's Ward. Francis Riddell. Wm. Thomson. John Bugg. St. David's Wyi,d. Patrick Hynes. Wm. Adamson. Emerson Coatsworth. St. James's Ward, Joseph Sheard. f James B. Boustead.(4) t William Hewitt. Alexander Henderson. St. Lawrence Ward. Alex. Manning. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. John Hallam(6) St. Patrick's Ward. John Canavan. John Baxter. John Kerr. (1) Mr. Badcliff was appointed City Clerk vacated by Mr. Carr, 7th July, who was appointed City Commissioner. (2) Mr. JohnBon was appointed City Engineer, Pth October. Mr. Bennett, on account of long service, being relieved of the more onerous duties of that position, and appointed Assistant Engineer. (3) Mr. Harman resigned 18th November, and Mr. Carr took his seat 9th Decem- ber. (4) Mr. Boustead resigned 13th May, and Mr. Hewitt took his seat 10th June. (5) Mr. Hallam resigned 16th December, but his seat was not again filled during the year. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. XXXV. , 7th July, who leat 9th Decern- Water Works CoMMissiONERaC) — John Worthington, Chair- man; Hon. O. W. Allan, Samuel Plait, Robert Bell, Joseph Sheard {Mayor, ex officio) ; John Boyd, Sewetary. Civic Officials. — Stephen Radcliff, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, Chamberlain; Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate; Charles W. Johnson, City Engineer ; Hon. J. B. Robinson, City Solicitor ; John Carr,(2) James B. Boustead, City Commissioner ; Capt. W. S. Prince, Chief of Police ; George L. Allen,(3) John Green, Governor of the Gaol; Samuel B. Harman,(4) Chairman of Valuator % ; Jnmes Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1873. Alexander Manninq, Mayor. ALOBRMKN. 8t. Andrew a Ward. John Carr. Robert Bell. William Thomas. St. George's Ward. John Turner. John Clements. William Thompson. St. John's Ward. Thomas Downey. James Spence. Fred. W. Coate. St. David's Ward. Thomas Davies. J. J. Withrow. Wni. Adamson. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. Alexander Henderson. John Morison. St. Lawrence Ward. Alex. Manning. William Hamilton, Jr. Patrick G. Close. 8(. Patrick's Ward. ^ John Mallon. John Ball. H. L. Hime. Water Works Commissioners.— John Worthington, Chair- man ; Hon. G. W. Allan, Robert Bell, Samuel Piatt, Alexander Manning, {Mayor, ex officio) ; John Boyd, Secretary. Civic Officials. — Stephen Radcliff, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord, City Treasurer ; Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate ; (1) By 35 Vict. cap. 79 the City of Toronto was authorized to construct and man- age a system of Water Works through the agency of Commissioners, four of whom were to be elected biennially — two from East and two from West Toronto, the Mayor being ex officio the fifth Commissioner. (2)^ Mr. Carr resigned his position as City Commissioner, 24th June, the ofiSce being fillea temporarily by Mr. Boustead up to 29th July. (3) Mr. Allen resigned his position as Governor of the Gaol, and was succeeded by Mr. Green. (4) Mr. Harman appointed Chairman of the Board of Valuators 1 1th November. W ill Hill: ' " iiiiii 4: ZXZVl. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, Charles W. Johnson, City Engineer ; Hon. J. B. Robinson, 0. IL W. Biggar,(i) City Solicitors ; Emerson Coats worth ,(2) City Oom- miaaioner; Capt. W. S. "Prince, Chief of Police ; John Oreen, Qovernor of the Oaol; S. B. Harman,(3) AaaeaamentCommiaaioner; James Ashtield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1874.(4) Francis H. Medcalf, Mayor. ALDERHKN. St. Andretv'a Ward. James R. Dunn. William W. Farley. Daniel Hnyes St. George's Ward. John Clements. W. W. Colwell. Richard Tinning. St. John'a Ward. Thomas Downey. James Spence. Joseph Gearing. St. Patrick's Ward. John Ball. John Baxter. John Mallon. St. David's Ward. Thomas Davies. John Blevins. James Martin. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. Alexander Henderson. James B. Boustead. St. Lawrence Ward. Patrick G. Close. James Britton. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. St Thomas's Ward,{t). Wm. Adamson. John J. Withrow. S. S. Mutton. Water Works Commissioners.— Robert Bell, Chairman; Hon. G. W, Allan, John Greenlees, Samuel Flatt, Francis H. Med- calf {Mayor, ex officio) ; John Boyd, Secretary. Civic Officials. — Stephen Radcliff, City Clerk; Andrew T. McCord,(6) Samuel B. Harman, City Treasurer ; Alex. MaoNabb, Police Magistrate ; Charles W. Johnson, City Engineer ; Hon. J. (1) Mr. Biffgar appointed joint .City Solicitor with Hon. J. B. Robinson I3th OctobiBr. (2) Mr. Coatsworth appointed City Commissioner 3rd March. (3) Mr. Harman appointed on the 7th of April to the office of Assessment Oom< missioner, created under 36 Vic. cap. 48, s. 200, by By-lcw No. 574. (4) By 36 Vic. cap. 48 (Ont.), which came into force on the 2dfch March, 1873, 29-30 Vic. cap. 51, sec. 10£, was repealed, and the election of Mayor, in Cities, again vested in the people. (6) The Ward of St. Thomas was formed in 1873 from St. David's Ward. (6) Mr. McCord resigned his position as City Treasurer, (See 1834) and wte sac- . ceeded by Mr. Harman, 26th October. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OmcIALa XZXVIU B. Robinson, C. R. W. Biggar, City Solidtora ; Emerson Coats- worth, City Commiasioner ; Capt. W. S. Prince.lM Major F. C. Draper, Chief of Police; Samuel B. Hunnan,('-2) Aaaesament Com- missioner; John Qreen, Oovemoi' of the Oaol; James Aahfi^ld, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. Robinaon 13th 1875. Francis U. Medcalf, Mayor. John Baxter,(3) President. ALDUtHKN. $t. Andrew's Ward. William W. Farley. Daniel HayeH. ( James R. f)unn.(4) \ John Cornell. St. George's Ward. John Turner. W. W. Colwell. Richard Tinning. St. John's Ward. Thomas Downey. Joseph Gearing. James Spence. St. Patrick's Ward. John Baxter. John Ball. James Crocker. St. David's Ward. William Adamson. James Martin. John Blevins. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. Alexander Henderson. James B. Boustead. St. Lawrence Ward. Wm. Hamilton, Jr. Patrick G. Close. James Britton. St. Thomas's Ward. John J. Withrow. John 'Uitohie. S. S. Mutton. Water Works Commissioners. — Robert Bell, Chairmcm ; Hon. G. W. Allan, John Greenlees, Samuel Flatt, Francis H. Medcalf, {Mayor, ex officio), John Boyd, Secretary. Civic Officials.— Stephen Radclifi, City (Uerk ; Samuel B. Har- man. City Treasurer ; Alex. MacNabb, Police Magistrate ; Chas. (1) Capt. Prince resigned his position as Chief of Police, and was mieceeded by Major Draper. (2) Mr. Harman resigned the position of Assessment Commissioner, upon being appointed City Treasurer. (.3) Mr. Baxter presided in the Council during Mr. Medoalf's absence in England. (4) Mr. Dunn resigned, 30th August, and Mr. Cornell tools his seat, 13th September. ZXXVlll. MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, W. Johnson,(i) Frank Shanly, City Engineer ; Hon. J. B. Robin- son, 0. R. W. Biggar, Gity Solicitors ; Emerson Coats worth, Gity Commissioner; Major F. C. Draper, Chief of Police ; S. G. Ridont, Acting Assessment Commissioner ; John Green, Governor of the Qaol ; James Ashfield, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade. 1876. Angus Morrison, Q.C. Mayor. ALDBRHEN, St. Andreto'a Ward. John Cornell. William W. Farley. ( William Burke. (2) ( Francis Riddell. St. George's Ward. John Turner. William W. Colwell. Richard Tinning. St. John's Ward. Joseph Gearing. William Stanley. Thomas Downey. St. Patrick's Ward. Jacob P. Wagner. Joseph Wright. John Dill. St. David's Ward. John Blevins. Thomas Davies. William Adamson. St. James's Ward. Joseph Sheard. James B. Boustead. Alexander Henderson. St. Lawrence Ward. John Taylor. Patrick G. Close. John Hallam. St. Stephen's Ward.(2) James Crocker. Richard L. Denison. Frederick W. Uniti St. Thomas's Ward. John J. Withrow. Morgan Baldwin. Joseph Davids. Water Works Commissioners. — Robert Bell, Chairman; Hon. G. W. Allan, Samuel Piatt, John Greenlees, Angus Morrison {Mayor, ex officio) ; John Boyd, Secretary. Civic Officials, — Stephen Radcliff, (*), Robert Roddy, Gity Clerk; Samuel B. Harman,(?iert J. Fleming. St. George's Ward. John Maughan. George Verral. George £. Gillespie. St. James's Ward. Alfred McDougall. John McMillan. James B. Boustead. St. John's Ward, Harry L. Piper. John Irwin. Abel H. GUbert. St. Lawrence }\ard. Garrett F. Frankland. John Hallam. James L. Morrison. St. Mark's Ward. John Ritchie, jr. Charles L. Denison. Michael J. Woods. St. Matthew's Ward. John Jones.(l) Francis E. Galbraith. Peter Macdonald. St. Patrick's Ward. John Baxter. John Harvie. George J. St. Leger.(2) St. Paul's Ward. William J. Hill. John Shaw. Wm. Roaf. St. Stephen's Ward. Follis Johnston. William Bell. Edward W. Barton. St. Thomas's Ward. William Carlyle. Edward Hewitt. Philip H. Drayton. Civic Officials. — John Blevins, City Clerk ; S. B. Harman, (81) R. T. Coady, City Treasurer ; W. G. McWilliams,(4) C. R W. Biggar, City Solicitor] Col. G. T. Denison, Police Magistrate; Lieut.-Col. H. J. Grasett, Chief of Police ; John Green, Governor of the Jail ; Charles Sproatt, City Engineer; Wm. Hamilton, Super- intendent and Managei' of Water Works Department-,^. Maughan, Assesbn^ent Commiasioner ; Wm. Canniff, M.D., Medical Health Officer; E. Coatsworth, City Commissioner; John Chambers, Superintendent of Parks ; James Ashfield, Chief of Fire Depart- ment ; Richard Ardagh Chief of Fire Brigade. {I ) Alderman Jones resigned 22nd October, and was appointed Street Commissioner. (2) Alderman St. Leger did not take his seat until 30th January. (3) Mr. Harman resigned on account of ill health, and was succeeded by Mr. B. T. Coady 5th November. (4) On the 3rd April Mr. C. B. W. Biggar was appointed City Solicitor. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. H, 1889. Edwaud Frkdkrick Clarke, M.P.P., Mayor, John McMillan, (i) President. ALDERMEN • St. Andrew's Ward. St. Mark's Ward. E. King JohnE. William Dodds. Verral. Carlyle. Charles L. DeniMon. Michael J. Woods. John Ritchie, Jr. St. David's Ward. St. Matthew's Ward. Robert J. Fleming. William H. (Jibbs. John C. Swait. Ernest A. Macdonald. Francis E. Galbraith.(2) Peter Macdonald. St. George's Ward. George E. Gillespie. John Maughan. George Verral. St. James's Ward. Alfred McDougall. John McMillan. Jas. B. Boustead. St. John's Ward. Joseph Tait. Frank Moses. A. H. Gilbert. St. Lawrence Ward. Charles C. Small. Thomas Davies. Garrett F. Frankland. St. Patricio's Ward. John Baxter. Miles Vokes. George J. St. Leger. St. Paul'i Ward. John Shaw. William Roaf. William J. Hill. St. Stephen's Ward. William Bell. James Crocker, Robert H. Graham. St. Thomas's Ward. William Carlyle. Edward Hewitt. Thomas McMullen. St. Alban's Ward.(^) George S. Booth. James Gowanlock. Isaac Lennox. (1) In May, the Mavor and Mr. Coady were deputed to visit England on financial business of the City, and Mr. Aid. McMillan was appointed President of the Council. (2) Aid. Galbraith resigned on account of ill health October 1st, and Mr. O. S. Macdonald was elected to fill the vacancy, taking his seat 11th November. (3) St. Alban's Ward, formerly the Town of Parkdale, was annexed to the City by 62 Vict. c. 73, aud the Mayor, Reeve, and First Deputy Reeve, were declared to be the Aldermen for the year 1889, and took their seats Ist April. lii MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. Civic Officials. — John Blevins, City Clerk; R. T. Coady, City Treasurer; C. R. W. Biggar, City Solicitor; Col. G. T. Denison, Police Magistrate; Lieut.-Col. H. J. Grasett, Chief of Police; John Green, Governor of the Jail; Chdix\Q%^^roeXi,City Engineer; Wm. Hamilton, Superintendent and Manager of Water Works Department; N. M&ugh&n, Assessment Commissioner ; Wm. Can- niff, M.D., Medical Health Oficer: E. Coatsworth, City Commis- sioner; John Chambers, Superintendent of Parks; James Ashfield, Chief of Fire Department; Richard Ardagh, Chief of Fire Brigade 1890. Edward Frederick Clarke, M.P.P. Mayor. ALDERMEN. St. Alban's Ward. George S. Booth. James Gowanlock. Isaac Lennox. St. Andrew's Ward. William Carlyle. E. King Dodds. John E. Verral. St. David's Ward. William H. Gibbs. John C. Swait. Thomas Allen. St. George's Ward. George Verral. George E. Gillespie. John Maughan. St. James's Ward. James B. Boustead. Alfred McDougall. Ernest A. Macdonald. St, John's Ward. Frank Moses. Richard J. Score. John Irwin. St. Lawrence Ward. John Hallam. Charles C. Small. Garrett F. Frankland. St. Mark's Ward. John Ritchie, Jr. George G. S. Lindsey. Charles L. Denison. St. Matthew's Ward. J. Knox Leslie. George S. Macdonald. Peter Macdonald. St. Patrick's Ward. John Baxter.(l) Mill i Vokes. John Lucas. James Brandon. St. Paul's Ward. William J. Hill. Bernard Saunders. John Shaw. St. Stephen's Ward. Wm Bell. Robert H. Graham. John Bailey. (1) Aid. Baxter resigned as Alderman 20th January, for St. Patrick's Ward, and James Brandon was elected in his stead February 3rd, 1890. AND PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. liii. St. Thomaa's Ward. William Carlyle. Edward Hewitt. Thomas McMuUen. PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. CITY clerk's department. John Blevins City Clerk. W. A. Littlejohn Assistant City Clerk. CITY treasurer's DEPARTMENT. Richard T. Coady City Treasurer. John Patterson Assistant City Treasurer. CITY solicitor's DEPARTMENT. C. R. W. Biggar, Q. C City Solicitor. HeXert iTMowat' '.'.'.'.} ^««*«^«^* C^% Solicitors. POLICE DEPARTMENT. Lt.-Col. George T.Denison..Po/ice Magistrate. Lt.-Col. Henry J.Grasett. . Chief Constable. Curran Morrison Police Court Clerk. CITY engineer's DEPARTMENT. William T. Jennings, C.E. .City Engineer. Charles Sproatt, C.E Assistant City Engineer. Villiers Sankey, P.L.S City Surveyor. John Jones Street Commissioner. CITY commissioner's DEPARTMENT. Emerson Coatsworth .... City Commissioner. Edward Copping Inspector. ASSESSMENT DEPARTMENT. Nicholas Maughan Assessment Commieaioner, James C. Forman Assessment Clerk. 1 il hi' : \ ]iy, PRINCIPAL CIVIC OFFICIALS. WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT. William Hamilton Superintendent. Walter C. Brough, C.E Assistant Engineer. John C. Ferguson Mechanical Engineer. HEALTH DEPARTMENT. William Canniff, M.D Medical Health Officer. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Richard Ardagh Chief Fire Department. Thomas Graham Assistant Chief of Fire Department. Donald Gibson Superintendent Fire Alarm Telegraph. LICENSE DEPARTMENT. Robert Awde General Inspector of Licenses. THE GOAL. John Green Governor. Peter Ewen Deputy Governor. CITY AUDITORS. William Anderson and W. W. Jones. FOREST RANGER. John G. Howard (1) PARK SUPERINTENDENT. John Chambers. WEIGHMASTER. James R. Dunn. (1) On the 8th July, 1875, Mr. Howard was appointed Forest Ranger at a nominal salary, at his own request, to enable him to have the Superinten- dence of the property known as High Park, which, on 16th November, 1875, he had presented to the City. Mr. Howard died 3rd February, 1890. TABLES Page. Table 1.— By-laws of the Gty of Toronto ; . . . Ivi. Tablx 2. — By-laws relating to Assesaments for General Purposes cxxviii. Tabtb 3. — By-laws relating to Loans and Debentures for General Purposes exxxii. Table 4. — By-laws relating to Local Improvement Debentures cxlii. Ivi. 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Repealed. 1 'I 00 OOQOQO 00 00 00 00 ODODOOOOOOOO 00 00 ODQDC ■« 6 ^ •» ^a 43 2 a ^^^ ^ 00 - i= 3* <-i < < •^ "2 "^ 00 fr] ^ ^ CU Q, A u \ss C> 0> dd CD 9 d> ^ ^ f^ r^ r^ F-t F^ C4 I > > > o o o ° Q "S .« "O S fS V u V JO B • ..^ C Ji> a Hm V o § S . S . . « C c ■« PQ gQ >^ >«^ '■q -^ S'^ ej ec'^ iQcoi^oooiS •* 3 gill • i-S S ^S^ re s; Z.3Z «>i»"!! a <«> >M l-l fM S8 w XCVlll. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 1 I i •c o 'A I I I 1 I i «3 M 9 04 3) « s. ... 0) •2 "3 "3 *J 4S 4i ffi W ffi I 0>3 I ;S o H O O o W H O I M I 0k 9S 9S2S9S9S 9S2S92 S S 22 i8 §818 iz; o 8 « u (3 u 6 S t) v S QOO« o u u V 4) V POO Q CO n 1^ i-s -s CO CO o> I s ^(2 i i !| S ■ 13 U-, '^ ■HOC (« •- ce fc. o e..-a _ CO O CO CO ■♦5 F-* F^ CO O '-< (NCO 5 "* 58 ^$ ^S u} pa BQ BCn •a «2 10 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. XCIX. 1 ! 'i'i'i « V « « 04 S8 liiil e3< ss is f f f 5- I "25555 5 5 5 55 5 5| 5 iOoSSot^t^t^t^t-t^oooS SooS «ae ooSo) qSSao) ^fiSSS^'^ II BY-LAWS OF THE CIT? OP TORONTO. ^ i i I'll. 6 iz; t ^ it it o o Sziizi i i I 1 -^ I ^ 5 •3 (S IS! 04 (N w is "s 5555 ^4 5 5 5 3 3 a I I" 5 5l .4 .a ^8 S 1 i OS 9 00 o M •I 1 I * a ».s §s 09 •'* "S So « „ 2 « § s 9 a>^ J 8 ^ w *" -g ■»> « 'A fl P V Sl|i&5 2 aS'^S S s'*'^^ SSSJ5SS5ISSISS5S paw 13 BY-LAWS OF THE CITT OP TORONTa OL ti it II £ sl 9 I I ■8 KM } "^ is ^(2 III > ► > .O.C.C ► ► ► ► o.o.o.o 1 1 liiii I i iii i 5 ^•£'5 "g ^^9 9 oo'H d III ^ w § 09 B O g e>r.S o.g:s g|s O I a; pH-e a t> c o •5.2 P 6 • 60 g|.S © P s •3 ,0 CO U) CQ n *« l> •SI « s "IT -s J tec gcQCc 2 i M M tx |!g » o o 5 E S B g V S 4) I e; ir u; iR ia iR in uj 95 o c j: "^ ^ S *> ^ ^ .1 fc c fc •n >.*- >»^ t^.j> .^' pa 01 Si Ii m. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. 1 i I printed, printed. 1 15 1 1 1 Effete. Repealed. Itepealed. ii 11 1 1 Repealed. Repealed. Repealed. I s •-9 e>9 d e 4 4 E a I- o ;a :2 c a 4) 41 ■»"S II « 5 a •2 oi 6 ►.'3 B a "? IS®! f-^l I'S S £.3 ^g-S g" _ k^CQ PQ BO 00 00 •{ ' V o > « ■ f5gi o -^ e^ CO ^ W5 50 1:^ oo o> t^ a-s fc « -i; -M o *> ■6^-385 „ £ o.S: " O.S « "2 Stags i^ fe <« * <3 o.a ©50 «M -*a -^ ^ ••* fc ® fe O te a CO CO CO CC CO CO CO CO CO n (N so BY-LAWH UV THE CITY OV ToltoNTO. Oiii. 1 I t it 1 prin prin prin O CO 1 I "ll &■ &> B« 5< e ;«5 o o printed, printed. ■8 i .-SI ^^^ w •Si 1 1 M ;^ § a s Oct. Oct Oct c5 1 i i ■% 20th 20th 2 12 1 1 29th 26th as 60 P if •" •S « ^ > .a OS « o g a5'a OS Sr^-S i3feJS5.a§.a|^.a4SJ2a 10 caw CO e<9 21 CO CQ CIV. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. •i o ■< ekht ^ 1 1 a . 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BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. •a i i i •a •§ •§ 0< 04 0< o 25 il Q c I 5 ^ ^ H -s-g •s 11 1 0) « (4(4 « 00 00 < li |i »; O4 V GQ I ■8 o •*a ■*» -*a O U U 43 •*> -^ (OtO« u O ■li ^ 4a .44 oooo -t 4d 4» -^A S SS8S § u o o CO CO >>>■>>■ "H 'H'S 5 5 CO CO CO t^ t^ o ■ M « ill .-as 2&i rf sJ" "o »•« S g „ §0^ a ls||2iiliJ ^'^'d >.d*tJ § « 8 8 •S W a fc o fl M -B a -S « ■•» GQ 31 43 II 11 1 = I '"1 •a 00 ri . ;! d > a> S ^ « si §11 o S i ^ S 65 a s > ST ■2 » * « "^ S22f2 .3.3.3^.3 1 I I • 3 * M ^ >>>> * >» " cow W e^ CO'* 10 «o O ^H ^H i-H ^H f—l BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TOKONTO. cvu. 1 ted. ted. ted. •a 1 1 1 1 11 1 •g -g -g •g •g •g •g •§-g •g p< & a. H. O) P4 Q< A P4 e<0« o. ■»»••»-» ■M ■e ■ta -t> •«* •li ■S o o o o O o O o o O o IZi tzi JZ5 i2i ;z; 5z; tz; iz; iz; iz;S5 S«5 «S (g (S » ^ » I] 1 § £ i 1 1 1 igiS &£ t ^ » «2«(2 H (S H» ^w HH t^ MH '■W "^ HH "^ l^l ►■M MiiH hH t^M t-M NH "^^ "S MM "H iti la m tn us mo us us tn m la ia>oio iao ua ^ J «i .J s 090 CVlll. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. !§ I I ^1 I I S I •C C B'S 'C 'C "C "B c S. o. P» 2 « » o 0) O .2 S OS aj GO 3 » g CO o •c g '013 ^a'g - I PQ a s : a, 43 ■ d ^ Sm Ui C ^ e!4 ^ ' «H fHiH i-< i-< f-l r-t in US •a 00 5 5-s S so? T "7 8 ^ T* "S ' PQcaKjpQo: O M (M < 00 OO 00 ( US in mi >>A in 2S BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. I t a o >5 B c I 111 •! -g •§ c^ cu o< ■8 -8 « Sg {z; izj ax. Ill I 1 i M B< Pa ■*>■<*■•> »S ►£ »2 -S"^ <2 ^ pgpS « 5 5 V V Q> cQ ttS ct3 IB H H H 00 MS oe I s; <1 0> CO ^* F-4 ^H »B4 CI C4 SI «0 .J3 U9 S) S 5 9 PLi T3 1 id t I I. to a-o B ~-pq »,•= ■e '-s 5 .a o • § 5. ■a o 5 H ^ ^"^ g ^ i ► -«P3 PO 60 J4 1 ► * ► •s .s •p4 I 5^ « O « a ^^ .02 cog a** :3S I VI a S I EC OS H » s iS I I II 9,3 s« SSI 9«( PQ OS r- 00 1(5 03 COCO(0 CO 3 CO coco e»5 CO s ex. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. & t t 1 "i t I I -g -g -g 04 a. P4 S< e< 42 'f 43 49 41 O ^ ^ ^ ^ fc jg jzj tg 5? I "B ."2 "S "^ tiS X i <2 «»2 (2 Q O P Q P 5 5 :S 5 5 gS g^ g^ gS S I cS ^ (5 ■s s s s s ^ ^ f^ ^ ^ BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. cxi. t 'i t 1 t t I •§ a •E &5 iz; ^ I ?g !g a ^ W W H^ -i "S ii « •s « W tt x> I ICO iSg O P u 4? V 4) cxu. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. i: OQ so O • (3 PC . a . « 5 :;S I o d ■a « I 50 S. • e ; c« • to • a o n • ■■4 > 2 a. ■» Tj a . « U ^3 DO go V S >. k .-, SO «>.2 r s jd s S"© * a .2 6 si, d 0) .3 d o 03 (« 3] *> .3 ■ta P^^ § ^s a 3 b^d U Ql M « i< sa • OJ3 « s1^ ,U3 5) -* '^^ » ja > +> . B "{5 jj 1-1 ._ ^ «*aPQ Q) a) u o^ S d_. >»S ^d-g,5*Md .3 -J 2 S'S^I -S g " «« S * * .a^d* 28d 1-d -.2 2 " ^^ CO M I* "O t-» ::g loc b So J3 3 ••< I dcg S « d rt gftO »■ ^ K^ ly^^ .S«-o S5 g.i.3|§ d.g d fc, B tH ^ t. ir '*' w .12 ■■ ^ O dt5tt-'*|<0,-|'^ „ :« n ro S:S-« 2 J3 — *■* ^ 5 dt£2 cW'a 11 ^^c535 80S. OJO-HIM CO ■* Ift to t~» !>. r-» t— r—r— 00 d Si BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. • • • cxuu I I 1 1 Repealed. Repealed. Repealed. Repealed. Effete. Repealed. 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'f^ « -3 9 J3 CS 4> V3 W -^ ^ OS OS S8 Sg!g S a _o 'S a V M 3 3 "a 3 "3 •-S 1-3 l-Sl-S H, ■U .AA .U ^ OS OS OS OS 5 OS OS 00 00 "a »-» OS OS 00 00 >» "a •-» OS SB i-H •-S OS 00 CI 8 a o 00 00 o 00 CI ss ^^ eic 04 M C4 ^ I CI I ; CIT G A By-la\^ THE M^^ of Tor 1 WheH law of the of debentu Local Impr of the pass the mannei tion appet vision woD inconsisten occura. (1) The By-law it law and n( (2) The tive and t BY-LAWS OF THB CITY OF TOKONTO or GENERAL APPLICATION. No. 2434. A By-la\v relating to the By-laws of the City of Toronto. Passed, 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : — INTERPRETATION. 1. Where the words following occur in this or any By- Interpreta- law of the City of Toronto (except By-laws for the issue ^^Byiawa!^* of debentures or the creation of any debt, or By-laws for Local Improvements) passed at or subsequent to the date of the passing of this By-law they shall be construed in the manner hereinafter mentioned unless a contrary inten- tion appears, or the intei-pretation which such pro- vision would give to any word, expression or clause is inconsistent with the context of the By-law in which it occurs. (1) The word "herein" used in tiny section of a "Herein." By-law it shall be understood to relate to the whole By- law and not to that section only. (2) The word "shall" shall be construed as impera- "Shall." tive and the word " may " as permissive. *^' RELATINO TO BY-LAWS GENERALLY. "Now." "Next,,, "Month.' "Yeftr." "City." " Corpora- tion.'*^ "Council." " Mayor." (3) The word " now " or " next " shall be construed as having reference to the time when the By-law was passed. (4) The word " month " shall mean a calendar month, and the word "year" a calendar year. (6) The words" the city"shall mean " the City of Toronto." (6) The words "the corporation" shall mean "the Muni- cipal Corporation of the City of Toronto." (7) The words " the council" shall mean " the Municipal Council of the City of Toronto." (8) The word " mayor " shall include the person acting as mayor, or the person for the time being having the powers of or pei'forming the duties of the Mayor of the City of Toronto. "Police Mag- (9) If any matter or proceeding is directed to bo done, wtrate.' ^j. t^jjgn y^y q^ before a " Police Magistrate " it may be done or taken by or before the Mayor or any Justice or Justices of the Peace, whose jurisdiction or powers extends or extend to the matter or proceeding so directed to be done or taken. *' Person." (10) The word "person" shall include any body cor- porate or politic, or party, and the heirs, executors, admin- istrators or other legal representatives of such person to whom the context can apply according to law. "Street." (11) The word "street" or " streets " shall include all highways, roads, lanes, alleys, avenues, thoroughfares, drives, bridges and ways of a public nature, and shall also include sidewalks, boulevards, courts, court yards, com- mons, mews, parks, public squares and other public places, unless the contrary is expressed or unless such construction would be inconsistent with the context or the manifest intention of the By-law. Singular nnm- (12) Words importing the singular number or the mas- culine gender, culine gender only, shall include more persons, parties, or KELATINQ TO BY-LAWS OENERALLY. 8 things of the same kind than one, and females as well as males, and the converse. By-law 2434. (13) The duties prescribed to any particular officer Dutiea of c«r- of the corporation by any By-law may be performed by ^]|,y"^!i*'!J^,. such other officer or person as may be appointed by the formeti by Mayor or other authority to perform such duti^i " "" i^*""""^ NUMBERING BY-LAWS. 2. All Acts and By-laws of the City heretofore passed By-iawa to u shall be known and designated by the numbers respec- '"""' **'" ' tively endorsed upon them, and all Acts and By-laws in force at the time of the passing of this By-law referring to any Act or By-law of the City by its number shall be con- strued as referring to the By-law which shall have such number endorsed upon it, and all future By-laws shall be numbered consecutively as they are passed, commencing from the number of this By-law. 3. It shall be sufficient on all occasions in citing or refer- By-inwH may ring to a By-law to cite or refer to it by number only. IJ^,„u'^-, ^ REPEAL OF FORMER BY-LAWS. 4. The By-laws of the City of Toronto, numbered as By-laws follows, inclusive, are hereby repealed : — 1 to 27, 29 to 38, 40, 44, 46 to 48, 50, 52, 53, 55 to 70, 72 to 78, 80 to 99, 101 to 127, 129 to 137, 139 to 143, 146 to 157, 159, 160, 162 to 189, 191 to 197, A By-law not numbered, passed 7th February, 1853, entitled : " An Act to amend the 'Act to regulate the proceedings in Common Council of the City of Toronto,'" 198 to 212, A By-law not numbered, passed 29th May, 1854, entitled "An Act to authorize the issue of Debentures for the -erection of School Houses," 213 to 265, 267 to 298, 300 to 323, 325 to 328, 330 to 352, 354 to 367, 369 to 402, 405 to 412, 414 to 429, 431 to 461, 463 to 485, 488, 490 to 492, 494, 498, 500, 502 to 510, 512, 513, 517 to 521, 524 to 532, 534 to 543, 545 to 558, 560 to 564, 567, 568, 670, 571, 573, 575 to 583, 686 to 614, 616 to «18, 620 to 625, 627 to 631, 633, 635 to 652, 654 to 656, «68 to 662, 666 to 669, 671 to 680, 682 to 696, 699 to ruiHialutL I I „ 4 K ELATING TO BY-LAWS GENERALLY. By law 704, 700 to 709, 711, 713, 71 6, 710. 721, 722, 725, 728 to ^*L 730, 736, 741, 742, 744, 746, 762, 767. 766 to 708, 770, 773, 776 to 782, 784 to 786, 790 to 794, 796. 798, 801, 802, 809 to 811, 816, 817, 819, 822, 830, 831, 833, 839 to 841, 843, 844, 847, 860, 861 to 863, 874, 876, 886 to 887, 890, 897 to 900, 904, 906 to 918. 920 to 925, 946, 947, 967 to 969. 961, 962, 966, 967, 977, 979, 981 to 984, 992, 996 to 999, 1001, 1002, 1004, 1005, 1010 to 1013, 1016, 1018, 1026, 1027. 1029 to 1036, 1043, 1044, 1046. 1049 to 1061. 1053, 1064, 1056. 1068. 1059. 1067. 1072. 1076, 1084. 1100. 1101, 1114. 1116, 1126. 1128, 1138, 1139. 1140. 1143.1146, 1160 to 1152, 1154, 1156, 117o to 1177, 1183 to 1186, 1190, 1196. 1196, 1228, 1231, 1240, 1250 to 1262, 1260.1264. 1268..1271. 1272, 1276 to 1279. 1284. 1285, 1296 to 1303, 1311, 1312, 1314, 1315, 1317, 1318, 1321 to 1323, 1325, 1326, 1335, 1336, 1341, 1348. 1351, 1353, 1354, 1356, 1359 to 1301, 1364, 1366, 1368 to 1370, 1379, 1380, 1382, 1482, 1513, 1514, 1510, 1521, 1522, 1625, 1627, 1628, 1530. 1533. 1638. 1548, 1575, 1623, 1625, 1626, 1648, 1660 to 1664, 1656, 1678, 1686. 1690 to 1692, 1701. 1702, 1707, 1769, 1773. 1774. 1777 to 1779, 1786, 1787, 1789, 1791, 1793, 1795, 1799, 1801, 1803, 1810, 1825 to 1827, 1846 to 1847, 1905, 1908, 1913, 1923, 1930, 1931, 1935, 1986, 1989, 1090, 1093, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2073, 2077 to 2079, 2100, 2103, 2106, 2106, 2176, 2183,2188 to 2191, 2193, 2194, 2196,2209, 2238 to 2240, 2278. 2279, 2281, 2283, 2285,2287,2332. 2379. 2380, 2396, 2399. 2401, 2406, 2408 to 2410. Effect of 5- The repeal of the By-laws in the last preceding iner Bylawfc section mentioned shall not. revive a^iy By-law or any pro- vision of any By-law repealed by them, nor shall the said repeal prevent the effect of any saving clause in ihe said By-laws or the application of any of the said By-laws or any other By-law or provision of law formerly in force to any transaction, matter or thing anterior to the said repeal to which they would otherwise apply : And the repeal of the said By-laws shall not affect : (1) Any penalty, forfeiture, or liability incurred before the time of such repeal, or any proceedings for enforcing the same had, done, completed, or pending at the time of such repeal; (4) Of a] <6) B RELATINa TO BY- LAWS OENBRALLY. (2) Nor any action, Huit, judgment, decree, certificate, execution, process, order, rule, or any proceeding, matter or tiling whatever respecting the same, had, done, made, entered, granted, completed, pending, existing or in force at the time of such repeal ; (3) Nor any act, deed, right, title, interest, grant, assurance, registry, rule, regulation, contract, lien, charge, matter, or thing, had, done, made, acquired, established, or existing at the time of such repeal ; (4) Nor any office, appointment, commission, salary, allowance, security, duty, or any matter or thing appertaining thereto, at the time of such repeal ; (5) Nor any bond, note, debenture, debt, or other obligation made, executed, or entered into by the the City at the time of such repeal ; (6^ Nor shall such repeal defeat, disturb, invalidate or prejudicially affect any other matter or thing whatso- ever had, done, completed, existing or pending at the time of such repeal ; But every such — (1) Penalty, forfeiture and liability ; and every such (2) Action, suit, judgment, decree, certificate, execution, prosecution, order, rule, proceeding, matter or thing ; and every such (3) Act, deed, right, title, interest, grant, assurance, registry, rule, regulation, contract, lien, charge, mat- ter or thing ; and every such (4) Office, appointment, commission, salary, allowance j ance, security, and duty ; and every such (5) Bond, note, debenture, debt, or other obligation, and every such other matter or thing, and the force and effect thereof respectively. By-law aiM. m I ; ; (i RELATING TO BY-LAWS OENEEiIXY. ma yand shall remain and continue as if no such repeal had taken place, and so far as necessary may and shall be^ continued, prosecuted and enforced, ar.d proceeded with under the said By-laws and other By-laws having force in the city so far as applicable thereto, and subject to the provisions of the said By-laws. Publication of g. The By-Laws Nos. 2435 to 2466 and 2468 to 2481 Consolidated .,. , - t • ±^ • ^ t ^ By-laws. mclusive, contained m the printed volume accompanying tho report of the Committee for Consolidating and Revising the By-laws of the City of Toronto, and dated the tenth day of January, 1890, shall be held to be the originals of the said By-laws; but the marginal notes thereon, and the headings in the body of the By-laws, and the references to the former enactments at the foot of the several sections thereof, shall form no part of the said By-laws, and shall be only con- sidered and shall be held to have been inserted for conveni- ence of reference only, and may be omitted or corrected, and any misprint or error, whether of commission or omission, or any contradiction or ambiguity in the said By-laws, may also be corrected, and such alterations in the language of said By-laws as are requisite in order to preserve a uni- form mode of expression may be made, and when such alterations and corrections are made, as aforesaid, the said By-laws shall be printed for publication, and there shall be a fair copy of each of the said By-laws printed on one side of the paper only, and filed in the office of the Clerk of the Council, and the said Clerk shall attach to each of the said By-laws so printed as aforesaid, the . Seal of the City, and the said By-laws shall be signed by the Mayor of the City and the said Clerk, and shall be the original By-laws, in lieu of the By-laws contained in the said vorime. CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN NEW BY-LAWS. Certain 7. By-laws No3. 2435* to 2466 and 2468 to 2481 inclusive, have Tffect as shall come into force on the day of the coming into force new law. of this By-law, and shall not be construed as a consolida- tion or re-enactment of any former By-laws, but shall be •By-law No. 2488, passed 3rd February, 1890, enacted that By-law No. 2435, should be in force from the 13th January, 1890. PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL. construed and have effect as new laws, save as in section five of this By-law is provided. 8. By-law No. 353, entitled, " By-law respecting Street By-law re- Railways," shall hereafter be known as By-law No. 2467 street Rail- but such renumbering of the said By-law No. 353 shall ''*y"- not constitute such By-law a new By-law of the Council, but the said By-law shall, as at present existing, remain in full force an effect. TIME OF COMMENCEMENT OF THIS BY-LAW. 9. This By-law shall come into force and have effect Time when from and after the twenty-eighth day of February, in the tocome kito year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. *°""' No. 2435. A By-law to Regulate the Proceedings in the Municipal Council of the City of Toronto and in the Committees thereof. Passed 13th January, 18S0. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : — MEETINGS OF COUNCIL. 1. In all the proceedings had or taken in the Municipal Rules to Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, the fol- §CTpirtch of lowing Rules and Regulations shall be observed, and shall buBmessinthe be the Rules and Regulations for the order and despatch Committees. of business in the Council, and in the Committees thereof. 2- After its inaugural meeting, the Council shall meet Begolar every alternate Monday in the year, at the hour of seven ^e^counc^l o'clock p.m., unless otherwise ordered by special motion, or unless such Monday shall be a public or civic holiday, in which case, the Council shall meet at the same hour the next s PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL day following which is not a public or civic holiday. The inaugural meeting of the new Council in each year shall First meeting. ]jq opened with prayer, the officiating Clergyman to be chosen by the Mayor elect. Mayor to call 3. The Mayor may at any time summon a special meet- meetiogs. ing of the Council ; and it shall be his duty to summon a special meeting whenever requested in writing so to do by a majority of the members of the Council. When Clerk 4. In case of the absence or death of the Mayor, or head meetin^''^* of the Council, a special meeting may be summoned at any time by the Clerk upon a special requisition to him signed by a majority of the members of the Council. ORDER OF PROCEEDINQS. Mayor to take 5- As soon after the hour of meeting as there shall be a when "' quorum present, the Mayor shall take the chair, and call quorum is the members to order, present. Absence of the Mayor. Absence of a quorum of members. 6- In case the Mayor does not attend within fifteen minutes after the time appointed, the Clerk shall call the members to order, and if a quorum be present a Chairman shall be chosen, who shall preside during the meeting, or until the arrival of the Mayor. 7' If there be no quorum present within half an hour after the time appointed for the meeting, the Clerk shall call the roll and take down the names of the members then present, and the Council shall stand adjourned until the next day of meeting, subject to the provisions of sec- tion three and four of this By-law. Blading g. Immediately after the Mayor shall have taken his seat, the minutes of the preceding meeting shall be read by the Clerk, if required by any Alderman present, in order that any mistake therein may be corrected by the Council. Questions of 9. The Mayor shall preserve order and decorum, and decide questions of order, subject to an appeal to the Council, and in the absence of the Mayor, the Chairman AND IN COMMITTEES. 9 shall have the same authority while presiding at the meeting as the Mayor would have had if present, 10. When the Mayor is called upon to decide a point of Questioia of order or practice, the point shall be stated without unneces- sary comment, and the Mayor shall cite the rule or authority applicable to the case. 11. The Mayor may vote with the other members on all Mayor's vote, questions: and any question on which there is an equality Equality of of votes shall be deemed to be negatived. 12. If the Mayor desires to leave the chair for the purpose Mayor leav of taking part in the debate or otherwise, he shall call on one * of the Aldermen to fill his place until he resumes the chair. 13. Every member, previous to speaking to any question Ad^essing or motion, shall rise from his seat, uncovered, and shall address himself to the Mayor. 14. When two or more members rise to speak, the Mayor Two members shall name the member who, in his opinion, first rose from aether!" his seat ; but a motion may be made that any member who has risen " be now heard," or " do now speak." 15. Every member who shall be present in the Council Members Chamber when a question is put shall vote thereon, unless votrunless the Council shall excuse him, or unless he bo personally excused, or &t*6 interested in the question, provided such interest is resolv- personally able into a personal pecuniary profit, or is peculiar to that i?**™**®^ *" member, and not in common with the interests of the citizens at large, and in such cases he shall not vote. 16. When the Mayor is putting the question, no member Putting the shall walk across or out of the room, or make any noise ^^^ '*"*' or disturbance ; nor when a member is speaking shall any Members other member pass between him and the chair, or interrupt speaking not him, except to raise a point of order. rupted. 17- A member called to order from the chair shall imme- diately sit down, but may afterwards explain ; and the Calling mem- bers to order. 'I ■' 10 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL By-law Council, if appealed to, shall decide the case, but without debate : if there be no appeal, the decision of the Mayor shall be final. Menilxii'H not to speak dis- respectfully of the Queen, the Koyal Family, the (llovernor- General, or Lt.-Govemor, nor use offen- sive language. Resisting the decision of the Mayor, etc. 18. No member shall speak disrespectfully of Her Majesty the Queen, or of any of the Royal Family, or of the Governor-General, Lieutenant-Governor, or person administering the Government of the Dominion or of this^ Province ; nor shall he use offensive words in or against the Council or against any member thereof; nor shall he speak beside the question in debate; and no member shall reflect upon any vote of the Council except for the purpose of moving that such vote be rescinded; nor shall he resist the rules of the Council, or disobey the decision of the Mayor or of the Council on questions cf order or practice or upon the interpretation of the Rules of the Council; and in case any member shall so resist or disobey, he may be ordered by the Council to leave his seat for that meeting, and in case of his refusing so to do, he may, on the order of the Mayor be removed therefrom by the Police ; but in case of ample apology being made by the offender he may,, by vote of the Council, be permitted to forthwith retake his seat. Members may 19- Any member may require the question or motion require the under discussion to be read at any time during the debate. motion to be i read. but not SO as to interrupt a member while speaking. Members not to speak to the same question more tthan once, nor for more than fifteen minutes. When reply allowed. 20- No member shall speak more than once to the same question, without leave of the Council, except in explana- tion of a material part of his speech, which may have been misconceived, and in doing so he is not to introduce new matter. A reply is allowed to a member who has made a substantive motion to the Council, but not to any member who has moved an order of the day, an amendment, the previous question, or an instruction to a Committee. No member, without leave of the Council, shall speak to the same question, or in reply, for longer than a quarter of an hour. 21. Upon a division of the Council, the names of those who vote for and those who vote against the question shall yeasandnays. be entered upon the Minutes, not only in the cases required Diyisions. AND IN COMMITTEES. 11 by law, but whenever any member shall call for the Yeas and Nays. By-law 9ft35- 22- All enquiries shall be in writing, and shall be Form of handed to the Clerk of the Council at least two clear days answerT' *° before the day of the meeting at which such enquiry is to be made ; and the answer to such enquiry shall also be put in writing and handed to the Mayor or other presiding officer at least one hour before the meeting, and shall be read by him from the chair. 23- No persons except Members and OflBcers of the Strangers Council shall be allowed to come within the bar during the of the Council sittings of the Council without the permission of the Mayor. Chamber. 24. The members of the Council shall not leave their Or^c o° places, on adjournment, until the Mayor leaves the chair. 25- No standing Rule or Order of Council shall be sus- Suspending pended, except by a vote of two-thirds of the members '" present. 26- In all unprovided cases in the Proceedings of Coun- I*w of Par- cil or in Committee, the Law of Parliament shall be f ol- govern in lowed. unprovided cases. ORDERS OF THE DAY. 27- The Clerk shall have prepared and printed for the Order of use of members, at the regular meetings of the Council ^^'meet- " The General Orders of the Day," as follows 1st, Reading of ings. Minutes ; 2nd, Original Communications ; 3rd, Presenting Petitions ; 4th, Enquiries and answers thereto; 5th, Giving notice ; 6th, Introduction and consideration of Bills ; 7th, Presentation and consideration of Reports of the Execu- tive and other Committees ; 8th, Motions ; 9th, Unfinished Business. 28. At all special meetings of the Council, "The General Order of the Orders of the Day " shall be prepared and printed when meetings!^ and as the Mayor may direct; and in default of such direction, then as provided in the last preceding section. f 1. ! IS PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL 29. The business shall in all cases be taken up in the order in which it stands upon the " General Orders of the Order of Dav " business. ^' Motions 3Q xii motions called in pursuance of " The General disposed of. Orders of the Day," and not disposed of, shall be placed at the foot of the list unless otherwise decided by the Council. Notices of motion. MOTIONS AND ORDER OF PUTTING QUESTIONS. 81. One day's notice shall be given of all motions for introducing new matter other than matters of privilege and bringing up petitions ; and no motion shall be discussed unless such notice has been given, or unless the Council dispense with such ^notice by a vote of two-thirds of the members present, without debate. MotioM to be 32. AH motions shall be in writing and seconded before read before being debated or put from the chair. When a motion is debate. seconded, it shall be ad by the Mayor, before debate. 'Withdrawing motions. 33. After a motion is read by the Mayor, it shall be deemed to be in possession of the Council, but may, with permission of the Council, be withdrawn at any time before decision or amendment. Motion for commitment. 34- A motion for commitment, until it is decided, shall preclude all amendment of the main question. Motion to adjonm. 35. A motion to adjourn the Council, or to adjourn the debate, shall always be in order, but no second motion to the same effect shall be made until after some intermediate proceeding shall have been had. Proceedings QQ. When a question is under debate, no motion shall debate. be received, unless to commit it ; to amend it ; to lay it on the table ; to postpone it ; to adjourn ; to move the pre- vious question. The previods question. 37> The previous question, until it is decided, shall pre- clude all amendment of the main question, and shall be put, without debate, in the following words : "That this AND IN COMMITTEES. 13 question be now put ;" if this motion be resolved in the affirmative, the original question is to be put forthwith, without any amendment or debate; but if the previous question is resolved in the negative, the main question may then be debated and amended. 38- Amendments shall be put in the reverse order to Amendmenta uOiv to bo that in which they are moved, except in filling up blanks, put. when the longest time and the largest sum shall be put first. Every amendment submitted shall be reduced to writ- ing, nnd shall be decided or withdrawn before the main question is put to the vote. Only one amendment shall be allowed to an amendment, and any amendment more than one must be to the main question. 39- In all motions for the appointment of any person to Appointment any office in the gift of the Council, the candidates shall *° ' be voted on separately in the order in which they are pro- posed ; but no member of the Council, while retaining his Members sent therein, shall be eligible for any office to which there £„ ^^ee. is attached any salary, remuneration or emolument payable by the Council 40- When the question under consideration contains Questions distinct propositions, upon the request of any member, the dktkot"*^ vote upon each proposition shall be taken separately, propositions. 41. After a question is finally put by the Mayor, no Putting the no member shall speak to the question, nor shall any other g"«?*'<»" motion be made until after the result of the vote has been declared; and the decision of the Mayor, as to whether the question has been finally put, shall be conclusive. 42- Whenever the Mayor is of opinion that a motion is Motions contrary to the rules and privileges of the Council, he shall the rules of apprize the members thereof immediately, before putting *'*® Council, the question, and shall cite the rule or authority applicable to the case without argument or comment. 43. Whenever any matter of privilege arises it shall be Matters of immediately taken into consideration. privilege. 14 DivisioDB. fof. PROOBEDINOS IN COUNCIL 44. Members, having been previously summoned, shall immediately take their places when any division is callecl OBDER OF PROCEEDINGS IN COMMiriEE OF THE WHOLE. Order on 46. Whenever it shall be moved and carried that the Committee of Council go into Committee of the whole, the Mayor shall the whole. leave the chair, but he shall first appoint a Chairman of the Committee of the whole, who shall maintain order in the Committee, and who shall report the proceedings thereof. Bills or 46. No bill or report of a Committee shall be discussed hF^Ku^ld" ^n Committee of the whole, unless such bill or report has in Committee been previously printed and placed in the hands of the until printed, members, except it shall be otherwise decided by a vote of two-thirds of the members present, without debate. Rules to be 47. The rulcs of the Council shall be observed in Com- Committee of mittee of the whole, so far as may be applicable, except the whole. ^^3^^ j^q motion shall require to be seconded, nor shall a motion for the previous question, or for an adjournment be allowed ; and in taking the Yeas and Nays the names of members shall not be recorded, nor shall the number of times of speaking on any question be limited. Questions of 48. Questions of order arising in Committee of the whole Committee of <3^^^^ ^ decided by the Chairman, subject to an appeal to the whole. the Council ; and if any disorder should arise in the Com- mittee the Mayor shall resume the chair, without any ques- tion being put. Motions to 49. On motion in Committee of the whole to rise and re^rt! report, the question shall be decided without debate^. Motion to rise 60. A motion in the Committee of the whole to rise reportbg, or without reporting, or that the Chairman leave the chair, thattheuhair- ghall always be in order, and shall take precedence of any chair. other motion. On such motion debate shall be allowed, and on an affirmative vote the subject referred to the Committee shall be considered as disposed of in the nega- AND IN COMMITTEES. 1ft tive, and the Mayor shall resume the chair, and proceed with the next order of business. READING OF BILIS AND PROCEEDINGS THEREON. 51. Every bill shall be introduced upon motion for leave, IntrodaotioB specifying the title of the bill, or upon motion to appoint ** a Committee to prepare and bring in the bill. 52- No bill shall be introduced either in blank, or in an Bilk not to be imperfect shape. b"£jf°°^ " 53. The question, " That this bill be now read a fi rst Reading of time," shall be decided without amendment or debate ; and every bill shall be printed immediately after the first read- ing thereof, and shall be read a second time, and then considered in Committee of the whole, and shall be read a third time before it is signed by the Mayor. 54- Every bill (unless previously reported upon by a Referring Committee, or otherwise determined by the Council) shall be 5,'^" ^ttee«. referred, after the second reading thereof, to a standing or select Committee of the Council to report upon the leading features of the same. 65- Every bill shall receive three several readings, and Bills to have on different days previous to its being passed, except on readinm.* urgent and extraordinary occasions, and upon a vote of two-thirds of the members present, when it may be read twice or thrice, or advanced two or more stages in one day. 56- The Clerk shall endorse on all bills read in the Coun- Readings to ■ci the dates of the several readings thereof, and shall be ^ en^o"«^ . . on Dilu. responsible for their correctness, should they be amended. 57. In proceedings in Committee of the whole upon bills. Proceedings €ach clause shall be considered in its proper order, then the ^mittee!" preamble, and then the title. 58- All amendments made in Committee of the whole Rej «hnll be reported by the Chairman to the Council, which ' 16 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL shall receive the same forthwith. After the report has been received, the bill shall be open to debate and amend- ment before it is ordered for a third reading. By-laws tobe 59. All By-laws adopted by the Council, shall be printed, aaeparate paged and bound up in a separate volume for the year IJd'^d*"^ in which they are passed, and shall have a separate index. Oriffinal QQ- Every By-law which has passed the Council shall, dJpo8ited*in ° immediately after being sealed with the seal of the Corpor- the Clerk's ation, and signed by the Mayor, be deposited by the Clerk for security in the safe connected with his office. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. 61' Every petition, remonstrance, or other written appli- cation intended to be presented to the Council must be fairly written or printed on paper or parchment, and signed by at least one person, and no letters, affidavits, or other documents shall be attached to it. 62- Every petition, remonstrance, or other written appli- cation may be presented to the Council by any member thereof, not signing or being a party to the same, on any day, but not Inter than the hour at which the Council meets, except on extraordinary occasions; and every member presenting any petition, remonstrnnce, or other written application to the Council, shall examine the same, and shall be answerable that it does not contain any imperti- nent or improper matter, and that the same is respectful and temperate in its language; he shall also endorse thereon the name of the applicant and the substance of such appli- cation, and sign his name thereto, which endorsement only shall be read by the Mayor, unless a member shall require the reading of the document, in which case the whole shall be read. Referring Q3- All petitions or other written communications on oommitteea. ^'^Y subject within the cognizance of any Standing Com- mittee shall, on presentation, be considered as referred to the proper Committee without any motion, unless other Requisites of petitions or communica- tions to the CounciL Presentation of petitions. Members presenting petitions to be answerable for their contents. Endorsement of petitions. AND IN COMMITTEES. IT wise ordered ; and no member shall speak upon, nor shall a debate be allowed upon, the presentation of a petition or other communication to the Council ; but a member may move that in referring a petition or other communication certain instructions may be given by the Council, or that the petition or communication shall be referred to a Select Committee, and if the petition or communication complain of some present personal grievance, requiring immediate remedy, the matter contained therein may be brought into immediate discussion and disposed of forthwith. By-law Debate not allowed on preMntation of petitiona, UnleM they complain of & present personal grievance. 64- Any member may move to take up or refer a Petitions of communication or petition made or presented to the Council year^may b« during the year in which such motion is made, or during referred, the year next preceding such year, and whether such com- munication or petition has been referred to a Committee and reported upon or not ; but no motion shall be in order to take up or refer a communication or petition made or presented at any time before the commencement of the year next preceding such motion. APPOINTMENT AND ORGANIZATION OF COMMITTEES. 65. AH Standing or Select Committees shall be appointed Appointment on motion of a member by consent of a majority of the "^ select"* members present at any meeting of the Council, and any Committees, member of the Council may be placed on a Committee not- withstanding the absence of such member at the time of his being named upon such Committee. 66. Every member who shall introduce a bill, petition, or motion upon any subject which may be referred to a Select Committee, shall be one of the Committee without being named by the Council, and shall, unless the Com- mittee otherwise determines, be the Chairman of such Committee. Members introducing bills referred to a Select Committee to be members thereof. 67- Of the number of aembers appointed to compose Quorum of any Standing or Select Committee, five, exclusive of any Committees. ex officio member, shall be a quorum competent to proceed to business, but if a Committee consist of less than nine members, a majority shall be a quorum. 3 18 PROGBEDINOS IN COUNCIL 68> There shall be annually appointed, at the fint meeting of each newly-elected Council, the following Committees, which shall compose the Standing Committees cSmitlBeiof of *^« Council :— Ist. The Executive Committee ; 2nd. The theCounoU. Committee on Works; 3rd, The Committee on Markets Licenses, and Street Cleaning; 4th, The Committee on Water Works; 5th, The Committee on on Fire and Light; 6th, The Committee on Property ; 7th, The Committee on Parks and Uardens ; 8th, The Committee on Legislation ; 9th, The Reception Committee ; and the Council shall also at the said meeting appoint from among the Members of the Council, the persons who shall comp ise the Court of Revision, and the Local Board of Healtii. Composition Q9. Each Standing Committee of the Council shall con- SUnding sist of one member from each Ward, and the Mayor shall Committeu. ]}& ex offiMo a member of all Standing and Special Com- mittees. Orguiization 70. The members of each Standing Committee of the 8Unding Council shall meet at the City Hall for the purpose of OommitUM. organization immediately after the adjournment of the first meeting of the Council. Election of Chairman of Standing ConunittoM. Subsequent meeting!. 71- The members of each Standing Committee of the Council shall at their first meeting proceed to elect from among themselves a Chairman; and immediately after such Chairman has been elected, the days of the future regular meetings of the Executive Committee, the Committee on Works, the Committee on Markets Licenses and Street Cleaning, the Committee on Waterworks, the Committee on Fire and Light, the Committee on Property, and the Committee on Parks and Gardens shall be determined by the members thereof, and also the hour at which each of such meetings shall be held. Regular meetings of Standing Committees. 72. The regular meetings of the Executive Committee, the Committee on Works, the Committee on Water Works, the Committee on Property, and the Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning, determined as aforesaid, shall be held in each alternate week, except when otherwise / AND IN COMMITTEES. 19 ordered by the Council ; and the other Standing Commit- iecfl shall meet as often as may be determined upon, at the call of the Chairman. 78- Special meetings of Standing Committees may be Special called by the Chairman whenever he shall consider it sundmg ** necessary to do so ; and it shall be the duty of the Chair- Coniniittee«. man, or in case of his illness or absence from the City, it shall be the duty of the Clerk of the Council, or the Clerk of the Stand ing Committee (if a special Clerk shall have been appointed in that behalf) to summon a special meet- ing of the Committee whenever requested in writing to do 80 by a majority of the members composing it. 74> Members of the Council may attend the meetings of Members of any of its Committees, but shall not be allowed to vote ; attend "^^ nor shall they be allowed to take part in any discussion or moetings of debate, except by the permission of the majority of the members of the Committee. REGULATIONS FOR CONDUCTING BUSINESS IN COMMITTEES, 75. The business of the respective Standing and Select Rules for Committees shall be conducted under the following regu- ^'o™™'***** lations : — 1. The Chairman shall preside at every meeting, and Chairman to shall vote on all questions submitted, and in case of vote! an equal division the question shall be passed in the negative ; 2. The Chairman shall sign all orders and documents chairman to sign orders, kc. which the Committee may legally adopt ; S. In the absence of the Chairman, one of the other Absence of members shall be elected to preside, who shall dis- ^^'^Jaif™"*- charge the duties of the Chairman during the meeting or until the arrival of the Chairman; 4. The minutes of the transactions of every Committee Minutes, shall be accurately entered in a book to be provided for that purpose, and at each meeting the minutes of 20 By-law 2430. Minutes to have progres- sive numbers and to be IT* '.ijxed. Eecording divisions. PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL the preceding meeting shall be submitted for con- firmation or amendment, and after they have received the approval of a majority of the members present, shall be signed by the Chairman ; 5. Each minute shall have attached to it a progressive number for reference, and an analytical index shall be kept for each minute book , 6. When a division takes place on any question, the votes of the members shall be recorded, if required by one of the members ; Order to be signed by CEairman and Secretary and to refer to the minute under which it is issued. 7. No order or authority to do any matter or thing shall be recognized as emanating from any Committee, unless it is in writing, nor unless it is signed by the Chairman, or acting Chairman, or Secretary thereof, and refers to the minute of the Board or Committee under which it is issued. Duties of 76- It shall be the duty of the Secretary of every Stand- crmiti?" ing or Select Committee :- To send notices of meetings. 1. To cause a notice of each regular and special meeting of such Committee to be served on each of the mem- bers thereof, at their residence or ordinal y place of business, and also upon the Mayor, City Solicitor, City Treasurer, City Engineer, and City Commis- sioner, on the day previous to such meeting being held; 0. To attend meetings. General duties of Committees. Tc report to the Council. 2. To attend all meetings of the Committee when required so to do by the Chairman or Acting Chair- man thereof, and to record the minutes, orders, and requests of all such meetings. 77- The general duties of all the Standing and Select Committees of the Council shall be as follows : — 1. To report to the Council from time to time, whenever desired by the Council, and as often as the interests AND IN COMMITTEES. 21 of the City may require, on all matters connected with the duties imposed on them respectively, and to recommend such action hy the Council in relation thereto as may be deemed necessaiy ; 2. To prepare and introduce into the Council all By-laws To prepare as may be necessary to give effect to such of their give*effect*to reports or recommendations as are adopted by the t^^eir reports. Council ; 3. To give effect through the proper OflBcer to all By-laws ^^"J^^? ®^*°* and Resolutions of the Council that relate to their that relate to duties ; their respec- tive duties. 4. To examine all accounts connected with the dischai'ge '"'** *"*^' p , . , . • 1 1 /. 1 accounts, of their duties, or with the performance of any works, or the purchase of any material or goods, under their supervision ; 5. To consider, and report on, any and all matters To report on referred to them by the Council or the Mayor ; and referred to every such report shall be signed by the Chairman ^^^ \y ^^^ bringing up the same ; Mayor. 6. To adhere strictly, in the transaction of all business To adhere to to the rules prescribed by the By-laws of the Council > the Council." 7. To present to the Council on or before the last regu- ^** report * . ° annually, lar meeting of the Council, in each and every year, for the information of the Council, and of the citizens generally, as well as for the guidance of the Committees of the following year, a general report of the state of the various matters referred to them respectively during the year, the work or business done through or by each Committee, and the expen- diture made under their authority or superintend- ence : Such report shall also state the number of meetings called by each Committee during the year ; the number of the meetings at which a quorum was present; the number of times each member was absent ; and such report shall contain such sugges- 22 To see that officers gire security. Powers of Executive Committee in matters relating to expeniuture ana revenue. PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL tions in regard to the future action of the succeeding^ Committee as experience may enable the reporting Committee to make in respect of the matters embraced in their report ; 8. To see that the persons in office, or appointed to office, connected with the department of each respect- ive Committee, have given, or do give, the necessary security for the performance of their duties, and in the case of any new appointment, that the security is given before any such person enters upon his duties. EXECU-^IVE COMMITTEE. 78- No by-law, resolution, report, contract, order, engage- ment, nomination, or other proceeding of the Council, or of any Standing or Special Committee, (other than the Executive Committee) or of any Officer or Agent of the corporation : — 1. Involving an expenditure of money (except as in this By-law is provided), or 2. For the appropriation of any part of the City revenue to any purpose, or 3. For the remission or refunding of any taxes, rentals, licenses, fees, or other moneys whereby the revenue of the City may be aftected or diminished, shall have any legal effect or operation until the same shall have been laid before the Executive Committee for the then present year, and supervised, recommended, and reported on by them, and until such report shall have been adopted by the Council ; and in case the Executive Com- mittee disapproves of any such expenditure, appropriation, remuneration or refund (wholly or in part), then such expenditure, appropriation, remuneration or refund shall not be made except upon a vote of two-thirds of the mem- bers of the Council then present and voting. 79. The Executive Committee shall have the right to Reference of accounts. object to any claim or account, or to any by-law, resolution^ AND IN COMMITTEES. 23 report, contract, order, engagement, nomination, or other By-law proceedipg relating to expenditure or revenue as in the v ^ ' ■> preceding section mentioned : — 1. Where the law or the by-laws of the Council have not been complied with ; 2. Where the appropriation made to any Standing or Special Committee would be exceeded ; 3. Where the appropriation to any special work or ser- vice would be exceeded ; or 4. Where for any work or service an expenditure would be required boyond the estimates for the then current year, and in all cases where objection is taken by the said Committee on any of the grounds aforesaid, the report of the Committee shall be final, unless upon an appeal to the Council such report shall be varied or rejected by a vote of two-thirds of the members of the Council then present and voting. ill 80- Notwithstanding anything in the last two preceding sections contained, in all cases where the expenditure of money is contemplated, and a by-law or resolution of the Council is, at any time, adopted by a vote of two-thirds of the members of the Council then present and voting, that the Executive Committee shall report and provide funds to meet any expenditure mentioned in such by-law or resolution, the Executive Committee shall, as soon as may be, report as the Council shall have ordered as aforesaid ; and when a by-law or resolution is adopted by the Council ordering the Executive Committee to report and provide funds, the yeas and nays shall be recorded ; and further, in all cases where a report originates in the Executive Committee, whether it relates either to an expenditure of money or to the revenue of the City, or to any other matter, such report of the Executive Committee may be amended or rejected by a vote of a majority of the Council may order Execu- tive Commit- tee to report and provide funds. Be^rts origi- nating in Executive Committee. ''i f I'll 24 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL By-law 2485. members of the Council then present and voting; and such majority of the Council may reject or reduce the amount of any expenditure contained in anj' report what- ever, either of the Executive Committee or other Standing or Special Committee of the Council. Supervision of accounts and «laimB exceed- ing 910. Treasurer not to pay ac- counts until passed by the Executive ConuHtttee. 81. The Executive Committee shall supervise all accounts, claims, expenditure, and outlay, exceedinpr the sum of $10, either of the Council or of any Standing or Select Com- mittee, or of any officer or agent of the Corporation, and also all claims under any contract with the Corporation, and shall require the law and all by-laws and resolutions of the Council with respect thereto to be complied with be- fore any payments are made for or on account thereof; and no such account, claim, expenditure, outlay, or claim under any contract with the Corporation not expressly authorized to be paid by law or by a by-law or resolution of the Council shall be paid, nor shall any payment be made on account thereof, by the Treasurer or other officer of the Corporation until the same shall have been first laid before the Executive Committee, and shall have been supervised, recommended, and reported on by them, and the report shall have been adopted by the Council. Payment of accounts under $10. 82- Notwithstanding anything in this by-law contained , the Treasurer of the City may pay : — 1. All sums not exceeding $10, on the order of the Mayor, or in his absence, on the order of the Alderman acting for him, or the Chairman of the Executive Committee ; the account therefor having been first certified by the superior officer under whose supervision the expenditure was incurred ; Weekly wages, etc. Progress cer- tificates. 2. All daily and weekly wages appearing by any pay sheet to be due any person in the employ of the corporation, all accounts for freight charges, customs duties, telegrams, insurance premiums on City pro- perty, or for gas or light supplied to City buildings, and, when the Council does not hold fortnightly meet- ings between the 20th of July and the 20th Septem- ber in any year, all progress certificates (but not final AND IN COMMITTEES. certificates) given for any contract bearing the City seal which may accrue due to any person ; and every such pay sheet, account or progress certificate shall be duly certified and signed by the superior officer of the department in which such payments are due, or under whose supervision such contract is being performed, and also by the Chairman of the Committee of the Council having control of the same, and countersigned by the Mayor, or in his absence, by the Chairman of the Executive Committee. The par- ticulars of all such payments shall be included in the next report to the Council of the Committee having charge of the service, matter or work in respect of which such payments are respectively made. 25 1 83- The Treasurer shall carry the unexpended balances Balances at *t the credit of any of the Committees or other services Committees on the 31st December in any year to the general credit of a*«"d o^ **•« theiCity, after making due provision for all ascertained liabilities on account of such services. 84- It shall further be the duty of the Executive Com- mittee : — 1. To present to the Council, on or before the last Mon- To majke an day in April in each year, a full and particular cial statement exhibit of the financial affairs of the City at the ter- t^e eTtStes mination of the preceding financial year, and the for the estimates of the amount required to be raised by *'""®** y**'- assessment during the current year ; To recommend for appointment by the Council, at an To recom- early day in each year, after the adoption of the Mpointment Estimates, the names of such number of fit and pro- <>* Collectors per persons to be Collectors of Taxes as may be necessary for the performance of that duty ; of Taxes. To introduce a By-lav/ after the adoption of the To determine Estimates in each year to regulate the manner in in which the which the revenue required for the current year revenue is to shall be raised ; By-law 3436. Management of securities held by the Oorporation. To have super- vision of the Treasurer's department. PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL 4. To consider and report, as often as may be necessary, on the management of all matters connected with railway stock, bonds, or other securities held by the Corporation ; 6. To have the supervision of the books of account, and of all documents, and vouchers, moneys, deben- tures, and securities, in the Treasurer's office ; To advise the g. To advise the Treasurer, when called upon to do so, in all matters pertaining to his office ; To see to the performance of the duties of the Treas- urer. To forbid the delivery of ■ cheques, etc. 7. To see that all duties which ought to be performed by the Treasurer and the officers in his department are pioperly executed ; 8. To forbid the signing or delivery of any cheques, or of any security, or the payment of any money by the Treasurer, if they shall think it expedient so to do, until the matter can be further considered, or can be referred to the Council ; J ■ |i 'i To generally manage the financial affairs of the City. Stationery. Advertise- ments. Printing. 9. To regulate all matters conuected with the receipt and payment of money, and to order the adoption of such regulations in connection therewith, as may be deemed necessary for the prevention of any payment being made in contravention of the By-laws and resolutions of the Council ; and generally to manage the financial affairs of the City ; 10. To direct the purchase of books and stationery, for the several departments of the Corporation, the adver- tisement of City notices, and the performance of the Corporation printing, and from time to time report thereon to the Council ; To report monthly on the expendi- tures of Committees and liabilities of the Corpo- ration. 11. To cause to be furnished to the Council, not later than the second meeting of the Council in every month, after the passing of the annual estirr, . s and from month to month, a statement of all amounts expended during the previous month by every Com- mittee, and the balance remaining at the credit of such 27 AND IN COMMITTEES. Committee which statement shall he according to the Form " A." in the Schedule to this By-law. 85. The minutes of Proceedings of all other Committees To be shall he furnished to the Executive Committee from time with minutes to time, when required by the Executive Committee. of other Comtnitteea. 86. In cases of emergency or necessity, and on a report Expenditures in writing from the superior officer or assistant officer of emergency, the department in which the emergency or necessity arises, stating generally the locality and nature of the service required, and probable cost of the work to be done, and upon the Chairman of the Committee to which the same appertains, endorsing thereon his approval and the date of his signing the same, a sum not exceeding $200 in all for any one service or work, may be expended by the Com- mittee in charge of such work or service ; and it shall be the duty of the officer reporting thereon to forward a copy of such report forthwith, or at latest within twenty-four hours after the same has been signed by the Chairman of the Committee, to the Chairman of the Executive Com- mittee, and the Executive Committee shall have power to order the work to cease, if they deem it prudent so to do, and the said work or service shall be reported by the Chair- man of the Committee in whose department the work or service is required, at the next meeting of the Council thereafter, and on his default, the Chairman of the Execu- tive Committee at such meeting, or at latest at the next subsequent meeting of the Council, shall make a report of the work or service ordered to be done or countermanded by the Executive Committee. 87. No Committee or officer of the Council shall exceed Committees the appropriation made to any Committee for any purpose, appropria^*"* nor shall any Committee, without the approval of the tions made Executive Committee and of the Council, expend money ** °""' appropriated to any particular purpose on any other pur- pose, work, or service. COMMITTEE ON WORKS. 88- In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by Duties of section 77 of this By-law, or by any other By-law of the Works. i ; >m 28 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL By-law City the duties of the Committee on Works shall be ao ''*»•• follows:- To report on matters relating to sewers, &o. 1. To consider, and report on, all matters relating to sewers, drains, streets, lanes, alleys, and public thoroughfares, except such as specially pertain to other Boards or Committees : To recom- mend regula- tiona for the control of drains, &o. To annually report on all works of permanent improvement. 2. To report, and recommend to the Council such regu- lations for the control of drains and fences as may be requisite for the public safety and welfare ; 3. To recommend to the Council, at the end of each year, such works of permanent improvement under their control which they consider essential for the welfare and convenience of the citizens to be carried out during the ensuing year, together with the estimated cost of the works so recommended ; To control the City Engineer. 4. To see that the duties of the City Engineer and his staff are properly executed ; To give effect to orders ot Council. 5. To give effect to all orders of the Council in relation to the performance of works under other Com- mittees; V ' To confer with other Committees, etc., 80 as to provide a uniform system of opening up streets. Duties of Committee on Markets, licenses and Street Clean- ing. 6. To confer from time to time with any other Commit- tee, Commission, or Company having any special or statutory right in the streets, so as to provide a uniform system of opening up streets, or breaking in upon the macadamized or paved portions thereof, with the least possible damage thereto, COMMITTEE ON MARKETS, LICENSES AND STREET CLEANING. 89. In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by section 77 of this By-law, or by any other By-law of the City, the duties of the Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning shall be as follows : — Manage and 1. To manage, and report on, all affairs relating to the KikX^" regulation of the Public Markets and Weigh houses. / AND IN COMMITTEES. 29 the Inspection of Weights and Measures, the preven- tion of forestalling or regrnting, the regulating of the assize of bread, the dealings of hucksters, the clean- ing of markets, and the prevention of the sale of tainted or unwholesome food ; 2. To report on the levying and collection of market To report on dues or tolls, and weigh-house fees, and the rental of ^" ** ^^*' Market stalls ; 3. To attend to all matters pertaining to cleaning and To attend to watering the public streets and lanes, and the scaven- waterhig'Se ger work of the City ; streets. 4. To regulate all matters connected with the Gaol ; To regulate the gaol. 5. To regulate all matters connected with licenses issued To regulate t. ii- /^ A.' licenses. by the Corporation. COMMITTEE ON WATER WORKS. 90. In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by sec- Duties of tion 77 of this By-law, or by any other By-law of the City, onTtfter' it shall be the duty of the Committee on Water Works : — Works. 1. To manage, and report on, all matters relating to the To report on Water Works of the City, and the property of the r"aTtog ^ City connected therewith. the Water ' Works. COMMITTEE ON FIRE AND LIGHT. 91. In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by Duties of section 77 of this By-law, or by any other By-law of the on Fi>e*and City, the duties of the Standing Committee on Fire and Ijght. Light shall be as follows : — 1. To manage the Fire Department of the City, and the To manage buildings and property'' connected therewith, and mattere" °° report on the organization, strength and eflBciency of relating to the the Fire Department ; ment. 2. To report on the lighting of the City, on the erection To report on of lamps and electric lights, aud the inspection cfty.'"^ ^ of gas meters ; 30 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL 3. To consider and report on all matters connected with the establishment of fire limits, the inspection of buildings with reference thereto, and the prosecution of offenders against such regulations as may be enacted ; 4. To confer with the Committee on Works, so as to provide a uniform system of opening up streets or breaking in upon the macadamized or paved portions thereof with the least possible damage thereto. COMMITTEE ON PROPERTY. Duties of 92. In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by P?^rtJ?''°° section 77 of this By-law, or by any other By-lav of the City, the duties of the Committee on Property bhall be as follows : — To reitort on the ostabliih- ment of fire limita and inspection of buildings. To confer with Commit- tee on Works as to adopting a uniform system of opening up streets. To report on wharves, &c. To manage, with the Executive Committee, matters re- lating to the esplanade. To manage city property. To report, on the sale of the public walks and gardens property. 1. To manage and report on all matters connected with wharves or other property of the City abutting on the waters of the Bay ; 2. To manage and report, in conjunction with the Execu- tive Committee, on all matters relating to the filling in of water lots, the adjustment of the amount to be charged to the respective owners of water lots in respect of said work, and the assess- ment therefor, in accordance with the Legislative enactments in relation thereto ; 3. To manage and control, subject to the approval of the Council, all City property except lands in actual use for park purposes, and such lands, buildings, and property as by this By-law or any other By-law is placed under the control or management of any other Committee or authority ; 4. To consider and report (in conjunction with the Execu- tive Committee) on all matters connected with the sale or disposal of the lands deeded to the City of Toronto by the Trustees named in a certain patent To report on the leaaing or ■ale of City property. To report on mattere con- nected with the public buildings. AND IN COMMITTEKS. 8| from the Crown, dated one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, and which lands are commonly known as Public Walks and Gardens, and to manage and direct the disposal of the funds accruing from such sales, in such manner as may be consistent with the Acts of the Legislature in that behalf, and most con- ducive to the interests of the City ; 0. To consider and report on all matters connected with the leasing or selling of City property ; 6. To manage and report on all matters in connection with the purchase of sites for public buildings, and the erection and maintenance of all buildings erected thereon, where the same are under their management or control. COMMITTEE ON PARKS AND GARDENS. 93' In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by Duties of section 77 of this By-law, or by any other By-law of the parks and **" City, the duties of the Committee on Parks and Gardens gardens, shall be as follows : — 1. To manage and report on all matters connected with To report on the preservation of grounds set apart for Public P" *" P" ■* Parks, Squares, Gardens, Walks, and Avenues, and the buildings erected therein, and to prevent encroach- ments on such properties ; 2. To report on all matters connected with fencing, oma- To report on menting, and preserving of Parks, Squares, Gardens, Walks, or Avenues, as aforesaid, and to carry out all works connected therewith, as the Council may authorize. COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION. 94. In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by Duties of section 77 of this By-law, or by any other By-law of the c^mndtuS. City, it shall be the duty of the Legislation Committee: — 1. To consider and report on all matters for which it may be necessary for the City to seek legislation. u 32 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL RECEPTION COMMITTEE. By-law 3iS0. ^— -v-^ 95. In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by Keoeption section 77 of this By-law, or by any other By-law of the Committee. City, it shall bo tho duty of the Reception Committee :— To Attend to reoeptions of » puolio ouraoter. Matters not spooially deaignated. 1. To attend to all matters in connection with receptions and entertainments of a public character under the direction of the Council. MATTERS NOT SPECIALLY APPERTAINING TO ANY COMMITTEE. 96- AH matters not designated as belonging or apper- taining to any of the foregoing Committees, shall belong to and be under the control of the Executive Committee, unless the Council shall refer the same to some other Committee. MONEY APPROPRIATIONS, ACCOUNTS, EXPENDITURES, (.'ONTRACTS, AND IMPROVEMENTS, 97* Except as herein otherwise provided, no Committee or member of the Council, and no Officer of the Corpo- ration, shall on behalf of the Corporation enter into any contract, or incur or authorize any expenditure, without having obtained, by By-law or resolution, the sanction of the Council; and no contract shall be entered into until the neceasary appropriation shall have been made, either from the public funds or by the passage of a local improve- ment By-law. Expenditure 98- No contract or expenditure shall be authorized or permitted in contemplation of a loan, whereby a debt is incurred requiring the approval of the ratepayers, until after the By-law for such loan or debt has been approved of by the ratepayers according to law, and passed by the Council. Works or im- 99. No work or improvement shall be authorized Ie*MliLmated ^7 *^® Council, without either having an estimate of the for. probable cost thereof, or (in the absence of an estimate) limiting an amount therefor; and no contract shall be entered into for any work or improvement at a larger Committees, members or officers of the Corporation not to make contracts or incur expenditure. requiring sanction of ratepayers. sum, or in so estimat insufiicien Council. 100 w for any ] be credite< to credit i object for snmo time the same i fund is fro wards chai credit, the voted. 101. In pose excec' ibund to r( tho credit unappropr of the Cit same. 102. N( be appliei scinding which the lution or I 103. Ev money sha tion is me to judge 104. In ment the fall withi] superior ( first proci 5 AND IN COMMITTEES. 38 sum, or involving a larger expenditure, than the amount so cHtiniated or limited ; whenever such amount ia found insuflicient, the fact shall be immediately reported to the e°'i^*'*'\* Council. be reporUd. 100. When money is duly authorized to bo expended Treaiur«r to for any purpose, the amount to be expended is not to accountt for be credited by the Treasurer to any Committee, but he is e*«h object to credit the same to an account to be opened for^ the money ii object for which the money is voted, and he shall at the ^°**"- snmo time chargo the amount against the fund out of which the same is to be paid, so as to shew how much of such fund is from time to time appropriated ; and he shall after- wards charge against the account which is to recei\e the credit, the sums from time to time paid of the amount so voted. 101- In case money appropriated to any particular pur- Excess of pose exceeds the amount which such purpose is afterwards t^J'bTcarrica" ibund to require, the Treasurer shall carry the surplus to *» account the credit of an account to be opened in his books for priateti''"^*' unappropriated money, or carry it to the general credit money*. of the City on resolution of the Council authorizing the same. 102. No money voted or raised for any purpose shall Moneys vottd be applied to any other purpose, without expressly re- po'seilot'toi.* scinding or repealing the Resolution or By-law under «pp|jed to which the same was voted or raised, so far as such Reso- lution or By-law stated the purpose. 103. Every report recommending the expenditure of Reports to money shall state the grounds on which the recommenda- reasons for tion is made, with suflScient fulness to enable the Council expenditure. to judge of the propriety of the proposed expenditure. 104. In case the expenditure is for any work or improve- OflBcers to ment the superintendence of which, if authorized, would tam 'pr^'P'^"* fall within the duty of the City Engineer or some other expenditures, superior officer of the Corporation, the Committee shall first procure a report from such Engineer or other Officer, 5 94 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL By-law 3435. on the subject of the proposed expenditure, and shewing far the hame is, in his opinion, necessary or expedient for the general interests or requirements of the City. 105- No report of a Committee recommending any Reports re- expenditure expenditure for any work or improvement, shall be received unaccompa- ^y ^j^g (jo incil unless accompanied by the report of the nied by report •' ..,, ,. . of proper proper officer, as is in the last preceding section provided, officer. except in cases of emergency, to be fully shewn in the report of the Committee, and assented to by a vote of two-thirds of the members of the Council then present and voting. Improve- ments in which mem- bers of the Council are interested. 106. When a Committee in a report recommends, or any Member of the Council by resolution proposes the con- struction of any improvement, or the expenditure of money, for or in respect of property of any kind, it shall be the duty of such Committee, or Member, as the case may be, to ascertain, as far as practicable, whether such improvement passes through or along any property in which any Member of the Council or Officer of the Cor- poration is interested, or whether any Member or Oificer is interested in the property for or in respect of which the money is proposed to be expended, and to report or state the facts to the Council. When a Committee reports that a Member or Officer of the Corporation is interested in the property so benefited as aforesaid no action shall be taken or permitted upon such report until the information in the possession of the Committee is laid before the Council, except in case of emergency, and with the sanc- tion of two-thirds of the members of the Council then present and voting. Members and jQ^^ With the view of preventing Members and Officers officers not to «,^ . » ,. .7 ii-i^ be interested of the Corporation from being interested m Corporation in contracta. contracts, it is hereby expressly declared that no member of the Council, and no Officer of the Corporation, shall be interested in a private capacity, directly or indirectly, in any contract or agreement for labour, or for any materials goods, wares, or merchandise furnished to the City, wherein the City is a party interested. AND IN COMMITTEES. 85 108. Any violation of the provisions of the last preced- ing section of this By-law, on the part of any Officer of the Corporation, shall subject him to forfeiture of his office, and br(^h^of°'^ immediate removal therefrom. preceding section. 109- No account or claim against the City, arising out Olaims of or connected with any contract, agreement, purchase, or ^^^^ wUch sale, made contrary to section 107 of this By-law, shall be members and certified by any Engineer or other Officer of the Corpora- intorostedL tion, or approved by any Committee, or the Chairman thereof, or paid by the Treasurer. 110. Every contract shall contain a clause declaring that Clause to be the contract is entered into on the part of the Corporation, contr^^hat in full faith that no Member of the Council or Officer no member or of the Corpoi'ation has any interest whatever therein, and "nterest *°^ further declaring that the persons contracting, and their therein, representatives, are to forfeit all claims under the contract, and for all work done, or materials, goods, wares, or mer- <*handise furnished under it, if it shall appear that any Member of the Council or Officer of the Corporation is at the time interested therein, or if any interest therein is afterwards given or agreed to be given to any such Member or Officer, and providing that no payment shall be required unless a declaration, as required by the next succeeding section of this By-law, is made at the time of requiring payment. 111. Every account for work done, or materials, goods, wares or merchandise furnished for the Corporation, shall, before the same is paid, be accompanied by a written or printed declaration by the person claiming the same, and signed by him, to the effect that no Member of the Gouncil,or Officer of the Corporation is,in a private capacity, directly or indirectly interested in such account, or in any part of the work or materials mentioned therein, or of the money thereby claimed, and that the said account attached thereto amounts to the sum of $ . If in consequence of the absence, or for other sufficient cause, the person, or one or more of the persons claiming such payment, cannot make the required declaration, the Executive Committee Accounts for work done, etc. , to be accompanied by a declara- tion that members oi* officers are not interested therein. Eli 86 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL By-law 2486. II Materials not to be delivered without a raquisition. may in lieu thereof receive stich other evidence of the facts^ and may take such other declaration as they may consider satisfactory, and shall in such case report what they do to the Council. The Committee to whose department the account relates, or the Executive Committee, may, if they see fit, require the declaration in any case to be taken before the Mayor. 112. No property or material belonging to the Corpora- tion shall be delivered to, or used by any person, nor shall any person, other than the Superior Officer of a department, take on account of the Corporation, any such property or material, unless he shall first have made a requisition in writing for the said property or material so required, designating particularly the kind, quality, and quantity of the said property or material, and the work for which the same is required ; and should the property or material so required be on hand or contracted for delivery — and the person applying therefor be entitled thereto for the work in question, it shall be the duty of such superior Officer, or person in charge of the department, to deliver such pro- perty or material to such person, or give him an order therefor, as the case may be, and take his receipt therefor. Contractors U3. No contractor or other person engaged on any work rilyon certi- ^^r the City shall be paid the compensation allowed him ficate of City ^jy ^jg contract, or any part thereof (unless otherwise pro- vided for by his contract), unless at the time of paying the same, he shall present to the Treasurer a certificate from the superior officer, or person in charge of the department, hav- ing control of the work, stating that he has examined, measured, and computed the work, and that the same was completed, or that the payment demanded was due on such work ; and also stating the nature of the work on which such money is due. cert^^ 11^- Every account before being paid shall be certified,, firstly by the Superior Officer under whose superintendence the work was done or material provided, and secondly, by the Committee (if any) under whose authority the contract or expenditure was made, and signed by the Chairman or other presiding officer of such Committee, before the same 120 shall AND IN COMMITTEES. 87 is reported to the Executive Committee ; and such certifi- cate shall also refer in some distinct manner to the By-law or Resolution of the Council by or under which the expen- diture was authorized. By-law 2435. 115. Whenever work is done or material supplied under a written contract, no account or estimate for such work or material, or any part thereof, shall be certified by the Chief Officer of the Department, or paid by the Treasurer until the complete execution of the contract and bond (if any) shall first have been certified by the City Solicitor. Certificates not to be granted un- &sa comple- tion of the contract and bond i? certi- fied by the Solicitor. 116. In case a Committee has reason to believe that Certificate to any Member of the Council or OflBcer of the Corpoi'ation members or is interested in any account presented for the approval of pacers are 1 /-I -L, • 1 11 1 11 <• ^ r-i ' interested m such C/ommittee, it shall be the duty of such Committee to the accounta. withhold any certificate, and to give the parties interested or supposed to be interested in the account an oppor- tunity of disproving the supposed interest ; and if they fail to do so to the satisfaction of such Committee, it shall be the duty of the Committee to report the same forth- with to the Council. 117. The Treasurer, for the convenience of parties, shall Forms of oer- . -I • i J If i! J.V. i-rs i. J tificates and provide printed forms for the necessary certificates and declarations' declaration, such forms being subject to the approval of the Executive Committee. 118- No money shall be paid to any Member of the Members or Council, or to any Officer of the Corporation, as agent or to receive money for contractors. attorneys or in any manner for on behalf of a contractor. 119- No Member of the Council shall direct or interfere Members not with the performance of any work for the Corporation ; ^th*contoKst and the Officer in charge shall be subject only to his work. Superior Officer (if any) and to the Council, or to the Committee to which the Council may in any case give authority in that behalf. TENDERS. 120. All work and materials exceeding in value $200 Wo^Jl^**^- shall l>e done and provided by contract, and after tenders be donebj \m fl:;fl 88 contract and tendered for. Cases of emergency. or marked cheque. PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL have been advertised for at least ten days, or called for in any other manner which the extent and importance of the work may in the discretion of the Committee having charge of the matter consider necessary. In case of an emergency rendering it necessary to dispense with this rule, such dispensation shall require the sanction of a majority, and in no case less than five of the members of the Com- mittee having charge of the matter ; and every such case is to be entered in the minutes of the Committee and be reported to the Council at its next meeting, with the reasons which rendered it necessary to dispense with thi& rule. MTOmrJikd^ 121. Every tender for work or supply of materials shall by a deposit be accompanied at the time of its delivery to the proper Officer of the Corporation with a cheque marked good or a cash deposit equal to five per cent, of the whole amount of the contract for which such tender shall be made or put in when the amount of the contract does not exceed $1,000, and for all contracts over $1,000 the amount of such cash depc it shall be two and one-half per cent, of the whole amount of the contract ; and every such cheque or cash deposit shall be forwarded to and remain in the cus- tody of the City Treasurer, and by him be placed to the credit of a special account, entitled " Contractors' Deposits," until the contract for which such tender shall have been put in has been awarded by the committee, when all cheques or cash deposits except those of the two lowest tenderers shall be forthwith returned to them, unless the Committee otherwise orders, and when the contract has been awarded by the Council, all such cheques and deposits^ except those of the successful tenderers, shall be forthwith returned, but the cheques or deposits of the successful tenderers shall remain on deposit until after the execution of the contract, and bond (if any required) for the work or material, as the case may be, has been certified by the City Solicitor ; and in all cases where a tender has been accepted and the party tendering fails to execute his con- tract and furnish the requisite bond and sureties, the sum deposited shall bo forfeited to the use of the City. 122 N< ing sectioi passed by voting, dij be done b^ 123. Ui preceding assistants, as he ma; work ay si 124. Fc section, c aforesaid, such assis and other other mej be thinks and may maybe n referred approval 126. T all perso right to whenever 126. S and speci Engineer 80 emplo; with sue sheets w certified 127. . other 81 shall be Engineer AND IN COMMITTEES. 39 CONTRACTS BY DAY LABOUR. By-law 3435. 122- Notwithstanding anything in the two last preced- ' — t — ' ing sections contained, the Council may, by resolution to be by ^ay passed by two-thirds of the members then present, and lal>ou''. voting, direct that any particular work or undertaking may be done by day labour instead of by contract. 123' Upon a resolution being passed, as in the last Works to be preceding section mentioned, the City Engineer, with such ^v'^city**" assistants, inspectors, mechanics, workmen, and labourers Engineer, as he may require, shall be authorized to perform such work as such resolution may authorize. 124. For the purposes mentioned in the last preceding Powers of section, and under the authority of the resolution as ^^*y ^°^' aforesaid, the City Engineer ^may engage and employ Buch assistants, inspectors, mechanics, workmen, laborers, and other persons, together with such horses, carts, and other means for the removal or supply of material as he thinks necessary and from time to time may require, and may purchase all tools, implements, and material as may be necessary for the proper carrying on of the work referred to in the resolution, subject, however, to the approval of the Committee on Works. neer. 125- The City Engineer shall have complete control over Persons all persons employed upon such work, and shall have the b™uiX*r^ *** right to dismiss and discharge any person so employed trol of City whenever he thinks fit. Engineer. con- 126- Such work shall be carried on according to plans piansand and specifications to be prepared in the office of the City srecifications Engineer before such work is undertaken ; and all persons so employed by the City Engineer upon or in connection payment of with such work shall be paid weekly according to the pay employees, sheets which shall be furnished to the City Treasurer, and certified by the City Engineer. 127. All accounts for material, implements, tools, and Payment of other supplies for the work referred to in the resolution **^***"° • shall be paid monthly upon the certificate of the City Engineer. 40 PROCEEDINGS IN COUNCIL Statement of expenditure and wcrk to be made to Committe on Works. 128 The City Engineer shall at each regular meeting of the Committee on Works during the time such work or undertaking may be in progress, lay before the said Com- mittee a statement of account showing the total amount of money expended to date, and the amount of money expended since his last preceding statement, distinguishing the amounts paid for — (1) material and supplies, (2) engi- neering, assistants and inspection, (3) work and labour, and the statement shall show the progress made and the amount of work done. Monthly 129. The City Engineer shall report at least monthly, so work com!'"'' far as he is able, how the cost of the work done and the pares with materials supplied for the work authorized by such reso- cost. lution, compares with the cost of the said work and materials, as shown by him in his estimates to the Com- mittee on Works before such work was authorized to be undertaken. Work may be ISO- Notwithstanding anything in the preceding sec- orderof the tions contained, any resolution passed under the provisions Council. of section 122 of this By-law, may at any time be repealed ed by a vote of the majority of the Council then present and voting, and the said work shall thereupon cease, and shall only be carried out thereafter under the provisions of sections 120 and 121 of this By-law. FRAUDS BY CONTRACTORS. Personsguilty 131. No contractor or other person found by the to be again chief officer, or person in charge of any Department, employed. qj. ^y any Committee of the Council, or declared by a resolution of the Council, or ascertained by a judicial decision, to have been guilty of defrauding, or attempting to defraud, the City, shall again be employed in any capacity on behalf of or receive any contract from the City without the express sanction of the Council. Officers to report attempted fraudii. 132 It shall be the duty of the various officers of the Corporation to forthwith report all frauds, or attempted frauds, of which they may become cognizant, to their superior officer, and for such superior officers to report the AND IN COMMITTEES. 41 same to the Committee having control of the department in which the fraud has been committed. By-law 3480. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. 133. Copies of all Reports of Committees for the current Reports of two weeks shall be sent to every Member of the Council at ^^ ^^ ge„t ^q their residence or usual place of business on or before the membew. last day of such two weeks. MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL. 134. There shall be attached to every minute of the Minutes of proceedings of the Council a progressive marginal number be'numbered. in each year, and every document or certified copy of a minute communicated to any Committee of the Council, as hereinbefore required, shall bear the number of the minute to which it refers. 4t ;i J J H D GO /: ^ 91 i w Officers of the Corporation shall be in addition to those duties prescribed by Statute or by any By-law of the Council. ["oYbem."' CITY CLERK. 14. The City Clerk shall have control over all oflBcers City Clerk employed in his oflSce, subject to such orders as he may control over from time to time receive from the Mayor or the Council, o^gg"'" ^^^ 15. It shall be the duty of the City Clerk :— 1. To give notice to the Members of the Council of 5"*' p.°^ all meetings thereof; such notice to be delivered to each member, at his residence or place of business, on members of the day previous to that on which such meeting is to ^^^(5°^^ di. be held ; " 4 If J it, I Ml 46 By-law 3436. To notify committccB of the time and place of their first meeting. CORPORATION OFFICIALS. 2. To attend all meetings of the Council, and record the minutes and proceedings thereof ; 3, To notify each member of the Standing Committees, 80 soon as the appointment has been made, of the time nnd place at which the first meeting of the Committee will be held ; To furnish 4. To furnish each member of the Standing CommitteeH a copy 0* with a copy of By-law, No. 2435, at or before the first By-law No. meeting of the Committee; To attend meetings of certain committees. To keep minutes of meetings of committees. To index minute books. 5. To attend, or cause an assistant to attend, all meetings of the Stjinding and Special Committees of the Coun- cil, except the Executive Committee, the Committee on Works, and the Committee on Water Works ; 6. To keep, or cause to be kept, full and accurate minutes of the meetings of all Committees, which minutes shall have a progressive marginal number for each minute, and to index the minute book within one week after any meeting ; To communi- 7. To communicate or convey to Committees petitions tfons.^e^c., to O"" other documents referred to them by the Council ; committees. To furnish certified copies of resolutions, etc., of the Council to officials and committees. 8. To furnish the Solicitor, the Treasurer the Secre- tary of the Committee on Works, and the Chair- man of the other Committees, with certified copies of all resolutions,! enactments, and orders of the Council, relative to the matters over which the said Officers and Committees may respectively have juris- diction, on the day next succeeding that upon whicli the action of the Council in respect thereof takes place. TREASURER. 16. The Treasurer shall be the head of the Financial Treasurer to be head of the Financial Department of the Corporation, and shall be the principal ^l*pr^ch)al Officer and adviser of the Corporation, through the Execu- an adviser in tive Committee, in all matters relating to the monetary matters relat- ingtr 6nance. 4T record CORPOIUTION OKFICIALS. and financial oporations of tho City, and ospocially with regard to its duht, and tho estimates to be prepared annu- ally for providing the ways and means for protecting the same and meeting the annual expenditure, with a careful regard to the maintenance of the civic credit. 17. The security to be given by the Treasurer, as required Security to be by law, shall be either by bond, with good and sufKcient ^roMnnr. personal sureties, or the covenant and undertaking of some good and sufficient company or association duly incor- porated for granting bonds of suretyship for parties holding positions of trust, and the amount of the same and all other particulars, shall bo subject to the approval of the Council on a report from the Executive Committee. 18. The Treasurer shall have control over all officers To have con- employed in his office, subject to such orders as he may offioen in hit from time to time receive from the Executive Committee department, or the Council. 19. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer :— 1. To keep, or cause to be kept, according to the Booki to be most approved system of book-keeping, such books of account as may be necessary to show distinctly and continuously from day to day the receipts and disbursements, and all other reckonings and account- ings of what nature c kind soever, connected with the monetary transactiors of the Corporation^; 2. To keep special books and registers for recording Books the Debenture Debt of the Corporation, the retire- theVe^ntiire ment of the coupons or interest warrants of the d«^*- same, and all other changes in the same ; having especial regard to the provision to be made with the bankers and agents of the Corporation, both in Canada and England, for meeting all payments of Maintenance principal and interest as the same become payable ; ot the sinking and to give special attention to the maintenance of the sinking funds, and the punctual and full appropriation and investment of all moneys necessary to said maintenance ; i. ¥■"}'■ I "■^'1 48 CORPORATION OFFICIALS. By-law 2436. Enforcing collection of taxes, rates, &c. 3. To use all diligence in enforcing the prompt col- lection of all rates, water rates, taxes, interest rentals, or other dues of the Corporation, and, where necessary, to enforce payment ot the same by a prompt recourse to legal process j Banking. Amounts over $50 to be paid by cheque. 4. To deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the bankers of the Corporation, all moneys not required for immediate current disbursements, paying all amounts exceeding $50 by cheque, and to com- pare and adjust monthly, or oftener if necessary, the accounts current of the bankers ; Making payments and disburse- inenta. 5. To be guided in the payments and disbursements of his office by the By-laws, rules, and regulation* of the Corporation with regard to the passing and verification of accounts by the several Committees, or by statutory or other authority, and by the appropriations made for their liquidation, advising with the Executive Committee or the Council when such appropriations are exhausted; Annual report of receipts and expenditures 6. To prepare for publication as early as may be after the close of the financial year, the annual abstract and report of the civic receipts and expenditures, with statements of the assets and liabilities, and such other information regarding the City Debt, the sinking funds, and any other special accounts of the Corporation, as may be required by the Council. To Buperin* tend Ids department. To verify accounts of the office. To generally superintend the transactions of his department, and duly compare, check, and verify the entries of receipts and disbursements with the accounts and vouchers of the same, and with the books of the office ; Custody of deeds, &c. 8. To be the custodian of all titles and evidences of title, deeds, mortgages, leases, bonds, agreements, or other instruments relating to the property and rentals of the City, and only allow the same to CORPORATION OFFICIALS. 49 be taken from his oflSce on the order of the Council, or on the requisition and receipt of the City Solicitor, for use in any legal proceeding, or on the order of a Court of law ; By-law 2436. To be the custodian of all bonds and securities of Custody of . bonds of fidelity given for the faithful discharge of the duties Coipoiation of the officials and servants of the Corporation, except *'™*''*'*- his own, which shall be deposited with the City Clerk ; 10. To have charge of the City Seal, and he shall only City Seal. attach the same to documents connected with the Corporation, on the order of the Council, the Mayor, the City Solicitor, or the Executive Committee ; 1 1. To act as Secretary to the Executive Committee, and To be keep a record of all Minutes, Orders, and Reports ; Executive but the said Committee may, from time to time, Committee, allow the Assistant Treasurer or one of the clerks in the office of the Treasurer to act as their Secretary; 12. To cnuse a notice of each regular and special meet- To give notice ing to be served on each member of the said Executive Committee, at his residence or ordinary place of busi- Committee, ness, on the day previous to such meeting being held ; 13. To conform to all directions of the said Committee, To give 1 • u • P . 1 • I /> P information and give all information relative to the finances of aa to finances the City, and such other information and advice con- Execu^ve^ *** nected with his office as the said Committee may Committee. require. 20. All cheques for any sum of money whatever, to be Cheques, how paid on account of the City, shall be signed by the Treas- °'^°^ * urer and countersigned by the Mayor ; and in the event of the illness or absence of the Treasurer, all cheques shall bo signed by the Assistant Treasurer and countersigned by tlie Mayor ; and in the event of illness or absence from the the City of the Mayor, the Chairman of the Executive Com- mittee for the time being shall countersign cheques. 7 I ; 50 By-law 2436 Accounts not to be paid without cer- tificate and declation. Payment by cheque. Audit of Treasurer's accounts. CORPORATION OFFICIALS. 21. The Treasurer shall pay no account unless the same is certified as provided in section No. 114< of By-law No. 2435, and is also accompanied with the declaration required, by section 111 of the said By-law, unless the Executive Committee dispense with such declaration, or the Council order its payment; and when the payment is by cheque, the cheque shall mention the By-law or Reso- lution which authorizes the payment to be made. 22- The accounts and transactions of the Treasurer's department shall be subject to audit by the City Auditors, who shall also verify and attest the Annual Abstract and Report of Receipts and Expenditures named in subsection 6 of section 19 of this By-law, as well as all statements relating to the Debenture Debt of the City. ENGINEER AND STAFF. Appointment of City 23(a) The Council shall appoint an officer to be known as Engineer and ^^^ City Engineer, and the person so appointed shall devote his whole time to the duties of his office, and shall not, without permission, engage in any business, other than that of the Corporation during office hours. stai Staff of City Engineer's department. 24. The City Engineer shall have power to appoint the following officers : — (1) An Assistant City Engineer, to be called the Deputy City Engineer ; (2) A Surveyor, (who shall be a duly qualified Provincial Land Surveyor for Ontario ; (3) A Chief Clerk of the Department ; (4) A Secretary to the Committee on Works ; (5) A Secretary to the City Engineer; (G) An Accountant; also such other Assistant Engineers, Chainmen, Rodmen, Draughts- men, General Inspectors, Clerks, and other officers as lie may from time to time consider necessary for the proper and efficient working of his department. To have 25. The City Engineer shall have power to suspend, assistants and <^^™*ss, and reinstate any officer, servant or employee of his Corporation Department, and from time to time to prescribe their respec- tive duties in lieu of or in addition to any duties prescribed by any statute or By-law ; and subject to the terms and con- (a) Sections 23 to 27 inclusive are printed as amended by Bection 1 of By-kw No. 2534. contractors. CORPORATION OFFICIALS. 51 ditions of their respective contracts.he shall also have control of all Corporation contractors working under his directions. By-law 2436. n 26- All such appointments and dismissalsshall be reported Appoint- to the Committee on Works at its first meeting after such lismissalB to be reported. appointment or dismissal. 27. It shall be the duty of the City Engineer : — Duties ot City Engineer. 1. To make a report to the Committee on Works at each To report to regular meeting thereof upon all such works and WOTkBon^^'* services as may have been petitioned for as local local improve- improvements au " also upon such other works, ser- repairs, vices, improveiii nd repairs (whether petitioned for or not) as •<: Such other matters connected with his depart- ir t as he may consider of interest or importance. He slall also, on or before the fifteenth day of April in each year, present to the Committee on Works a supplementary report as to any works, improvements and repairs which in his opinion should be under- taken during the year, and which were not included in his last preceding report ; 3. To take such measures as he may consider neces- To keep* - system of sary to keep a complete system of levels and bench levels. '1 ;■ 1 52 CORPORATION OFFICIALS. By-law 2436. marks in and for the City, with a view to a general plan of sewerage, and to the establishment of the boundaries and levels of all streets, sewers, private drains, buildings, and other works ; To furnish plans specifi- cations, etc., of roads, buildings, and other works. To can-y out engineering and construc- tion works. To furnish to the Committee on Works all plans and specifications required in connection with the roads, streets, lanes, bridges, buildings, sewera, drains, cul- verts, wharves, and other Corporation works, under the control of the said Committee ; and to furnish all levels and make all surveys in connection with the same ; also to inspect and report upon all plans and specifications required by any other Committee for any works under the control of any such Committee, and to be responsible to the Committee having charge of same for the due performance of all such works; to carry out all engineering and construction works undertaken or proposed to be undertaken by the Corporation, except such as may be enstrusted to some other person ; To appoint Foremen, Inspectors, and employ labourers. To appoint such foremen and inspectors, and employ such labourers as in his opinion may be necessary to efficiently carry out any work under his control ; and all such inspectors and foremen, shall be paid such wages as shall be determined upon by him, sub- ject to the approval of the Committee on Works, and shall be subject to suspension or dismissal at any time by him without being entitled to any notice of or compensation for such suspension or dismissal ; To examine complaints as to defective sidewalks, drainage, etc. To examine or cause examination to be made into all complaints of defective sidewalks, paving, flagging, plumbing, draining, or other City works, and to take such measures as may be necessary to secure the conservation and cleaning of the streets and their maintenance against encroachment ; To sign permits for opening streets, etc. 7. To sign all permits which may be granted by the Council or by the Committee on Works, for opening streets, sidewalks, or other public places ; for con- CORPORATION OFFICIALS. 58 structing buildings or wharves; for locating and By-law erecting telegraph, telephone, electric light, and other ., .^^ poles, and for laying down telegraph, telephone, and and electric wires, gas or water pipes or private drains, or for any other purpose whatever ; and to see that all such work is performed to his entire satisfaction ; 8. To cause a weekly return to be made to him of all Weekly •' returns of workmen employed and materials used during the workmen, week, and of the amount, cost, and description of the ^ne^*"^ work done; 9. On the completion of all work under his control to To report forthwith report the same to the Committee in charge tion of \foTka. thereof, and to state the balance (if any) due to the contractor on account thereof : lill 10. To examine and certify all bills against the Corpora- To examine tion for material and labour and contract work under material and his control ; ^^»"•• 11. To report from time to time to the Council, or to any To report * ,1 . obstructions Committee thereof, as the case may require, any in the obstruction he may meet with in the course of his ^^"^"utiel duties, and any matter on which he may require advice or instruction; 12. To receive all tenders for works to be carried out by To receive the Works Department, and to retain the same until tendera." the time fixed for opening them, and then to open the same in the presence of the Chairman and two members of the Committee on Works, and prepare a schedule or schedules thereof for presentation to the Committee ; 13. To perform all the duties prescribed to the City Sur- To perform , T., .. .i..! *he duties of veyor by any By-law, contract or agreement of the former City City prescribing duties to any former City Surveyor; Surveyors. 14. To furnish the City Solicitor forthwith upon his To aid the request with all documents and information required ' ^ by him in connection with City matters. I' If 11 1 54 CORPORATION OFFICIALS. By-law 2t36. Cleaning of streets. To be an officer of the Engineers Department 15. To take charge and supervision of the cleaning of all streets and of any other Corporation work which may be from time to time placed under his control. STREET COMMISSIONER. 33- (a) The Street Commissioner shall be an officer of the City Engineer's Department, and shall be subject to the con- trol of the City Engineer as head of the said Department. Duties of Street Com missioner. Repairs of streets. 34. It shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner : — I. To receive any complaints which may be made respect- ing the repair, or non-repair of the public streets, avenues, sidewalks, or culverts in the City, and to attend promptly to all such complaints ; and (subject to the instructions of the City Engineer or Deputy City Engineer), to have all the necessary repairs to streets, avenues, sidewalks, and culverts made with the utmost possible dispatch, and to report promptly to the City Engineer how each complaint has been disposed of, and what repairs he shall have from time to time caused to be made ; To attend meetings of Committee on Claims. 3.(6) To attend all meetings of "The Claims Commission," and take such part in the proceedings, and give such information as the Committee may from time to time require. ' I Duties of Foremen and Inspectors. To assist the City Engineer. To keep account'of material in stock. FOREMEN. 35- It shall be the duty of the Foremen : — 1. To aid and assist the City F 'neer and Street Com- missioner in works of ^ t. ruction and repair of the streets and sewers : 2. To receive and give out all material in stock, and to keep such accounts thereof as may be required, and to return the same when directed ; (a) Sections 28 to 32 inclusive \i ere repealed by section I of Bj'-law No, 2634. {b) Sub-8ectiona2 and 4 were repealed by section 1 of By-law No. 2534. CORPORATION OFFICIALS. 55 of all zhmay 3. To keep the time of all men employed under them and certify the same weekly to the D( nartment ; By-law 2«36 4. To attend with the Pay Clerk whenever under their control are paid ; 5. To make all measurements uf work and material which may be required, and to return the same to the City Engineer monthly or otherwise, as may be directed ; To keep the time of men a men employed. To attend when men are paid To make mea- surements o^ work. 6. To see, after any water, gas, or drain services have To see where been laid on any of the streets, that the trenches lald that the have been properly refilled, the earth well rammed, trenches have and the sidewalk properly replaced, or in case of refilled, neglect on the part of the parties laying down such services, to report the fact at once to the City Engi- neer ; 7. To keep a " Measurement Book," in which he shall To keep a enter all measurements of work of repair done and mentBook." materials delivered for the same, with dates and names, as may be required. CITY COMMISSIONER, 36> All complaints of any infraction of any of the By- Complaints to laws of the City made to the City Commissioner shall be ^ '" ^" "'^' in writing. 37- AH fees and costs incurred by the City Commissioner Costs to be in the prosecution of offenders against any of the By-laws ^uQigfp^ii* of the City, shall be paid out of the funds of the Corpora- tion, unless otherwise ordered by the Council. 38* It shall be the duty of the City Commissioner : — Duties of City Gommissione*^ 1. To be in his office (or to see that a clerk is in his office) To receive at stated portions of each day, for the purpose of infraction of° receiving complaints against any infraction of any of Bylaws, the provisions of those By-laws which it is his duty to see carried out; BS mm ;1 iim^ «6 CORPORATION OFFICIALS. Bylaw 3436. To keep a record of his proceedingg. To keep a correct record in duplicate of all pro- ceedings taken by him in connection with the duties of his Office; and he shall also keep a Register, in which complaints may be recorded ; To keep a register of complaints. To investigate complaints. 3. To proceed with as little delay as possible to visit and personally inspect all premises and localities com- plained of, and investigate the cause of complaint, and if any infraction of any of the By-laws has ' a place, to direct immediate compliance with its provis- ions, and in case of noncompliance therewith to forth- with, and without further notice, prosecute the offender : To endeavour to amicably arrange disputes. To prosecute for infraction of certain By-laws, 4. In in all cases of complaint, by explanation and information given to the parties, and by a proper and liberal construction of the By-law alleged to have been infringed, to endeavour to amicably arrange all matters of dispute ; but nothing in this subsection contained shall be construed to entitle any person who may be prosecuted to object that due eftbrt to settle the dispute had not been made prior to such prosecution ; 5. To prosecute persons guilty of any infraction of the By-laws which it is his duty to see carried out ; and to be vigilant and active in the discharge of his duty in connection with the said By-laws ; To supervise the cleaning and watering of the streets. Under the direction of the various Committees of the Council, to take charge and supervision of the cleaning of all lanes and the watering of streets and of any other Corporation works which may from time to time be placed under his control ; (a) To nominate Foremen, etc. 7. To nominate such foremen, inspectors, and mechanics and employ such labourers as may be required from time to time to carry out any work under his control which has not been let by contract; but all such appointments shall be confirmed by the Committee (a) Printed as amended by Section 2 of By-law No. 2534. CORPORATION OFFICIALS, 57 having control of the work before being employed ; By-law and the rate of wages to be paid the men employed .^^-v^ shall be fixed by the Committee controlling i.he work, and reported by them to the Council ; and all such employees shall be subject to dismissal at any time by the Commissioner or by the Council, or any Committee having control of the work on which they were employed, without being entitled to any notice of or compensation for such dismiss.' ' ; 8. To keep a vigilant supervision over all the streets. To keep a au- lanes, by-ways, vacant lots, or premises within the thelanes.eto!'^ City, upon which any accumulation of dung, manure, of the city, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant water, or other matter or thing may be found, and at once notify the parties who own or occupy such premises to remove the same ; and if the same be not removed within twenty- To notify par- four hours after notice thereof, as aforesaid, to take gj^jj *^to!"*''* immediate proceedings against the parties so offend- ing and in his discretion, to cause the same to be removed ; 9. To keep a vigilant supervision over the sewers and To report other public works in the City, and in case the same ^j. other^pu" shall be in such a condition as to be a nuisance, to ^i° works be- immediately report the same to the Local Board of sance. Health or its Chairman ; 10. To make all necessary arrangements for removing To arrange for all decaying animal or vegetable matter from the de^ayinirmat- streets, and for the temporary deposit and subse- ter, &c. quent removal of manure, house dirt, or offal ; 11. To enter, in books to be kept for that purpose. To enter sales all sales of articles or materials belonging to the befon^ng to City, all work done for any individual from which ^^^ city, money shall become due to the City, and the price thereof, and forthwith make out bills for the same and deliver them to the Treasurer for collection ; and the Treasurer shall forthwith demand pay- ment of the said bills ; 58 CORPORATION OFFICIALS. Claims for oompensatioQ for injuries. 12. To diligently enquire into and investigate the circum- stances of all claims for compensation for injury to person or property, to visit the premises or persons (if practicable) to which or to whom such damage or or injury is said to have been done, and, from per- sonal inspection and jonquiry, report to " The Claims Commission" his opinion as to the amount of compen- sation (if any) that should be paid for such damage or injury, together with any information and evidence relating thereto which he may be able to obtain and which may enable the Commission to arrive at a correct decision ; To make np and certify pay rolls. Collectors' rolls to be ready not later than six weeks after the passing of the estimates. 13. To make up and certify the pay-rolls of the workmen, servants, or labourers employed under his direction, (a) COLLECTORS, AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. 40(^) The Collectors' Rolls are to be ready for the Collec- tors as soon as possible, and not later than six weeks after the passing of the estimates and striking the rate in each year; and if the press of business makes it impossible for the City Clerk and his assistants, < o complete the work withiil that time the Executive Committee shall obtain for the Clerk such further and temporary assistance as may be necessary, and shall forthwith report to the Council what they do in this respect, and their reasons therefor. Officers of the Corporation to pay over moneys to the Treasurer every Saturday. Exception where taxes are payable by instal- ments. 41. Every Collector, or other Officer of the Corporation (other than the Treasurer), whose office occasions his receiv- ing or collecting money for the Corporation, shall, unless otherwise directed by By-law or resolution of the Council, pay to the Treasurer, on the Saturday of every week, all moneys received by him up to that date; and shall, at the same time, if required by the Treasurer, deliver to the Treasurer a statutory declaration to the effect that the amount so paid in is all the moneys he has received up to the time of making such payment, but on the days appointed by the Council for the collection of taxes by (a) Sub-section 14 is repealed by section 1 of By-law No. 2534. (6) Section 39 is repealed by section 1 of By-law No. 2634. 69 ASSESSMENT OF PADDOCKS, PARKS, ETC. instalments the Collectors shall pay to the Treasurer all their collections on each and every of such days. 42^ The Treasurer shall from time to time report to the Treasurer to Council all Collectors or other Officers who make default defaulters in complying with the requirements of the preceding sec- ^^^ Council, tion of this By-law, with the particulars of the default. No. 2437. A By-law respecting the Assessment of Paddocks, Parks, Lawns, and Pleasure Grounds. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Coiporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : — 1. From and after the passing of this By-law in making AaseMment of Assessments no allowance shall be made for any paddock aure grounds, park, lawn or pleasure ground, but grounds used as " '• paddocks, parks, lawns, or pleasure grounds, shall be assessed like other grounds. w :i k • i? e to be sub- proper exammation and inspection, reporting in favour of mitted to the Undertaking of any such improvement, work, or service, Commissioner he shall Submit his report to the Assessment Commissioner for his approval, and no such report shall be adopted by the Committee on Works unless and until the same shall have been approved of by 'the Assessment Commissioner. 12 The report of the City Engineer shall state : — Contents of 1. What real property will be immediately benefited by report of City ., j • . , ^ . Engineer. the proposed improvement, work or service ; AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. 65 2. The probable life-time of the improvement or work ; By.law 3. An estimate of the probable cost of the proposed improvement, work, or service.and the amount thereof, •which will be assessed against the property to be immediately benefited ; 4. The proportion in which the assessment is to be made on the various portions of real property so benefited. 13. In the event of the adoption of the report of the Report of Engineer or other oflBcers recommending the undertaking theCouncil. of any improvement, work or service, the Committee on Works shall report the same to the Council for its approval and adoption, and the report of the said Committee shall also contain a recommendation as to the length of time the real property to be charged with the cost of any such local improvement, work or service shall be exempt from general rates or assessments for the like purpose. 14. When a petition shall have been presented to the t^lerk to for- Council, sufficiently signed, it shall be the duty of the City &c.'^ Jhen*^ ' Clerk, so soon as the Committee on Works shall liave passed by the 1 1 /-I M • n ft n 1 Council to the reported to the Council m favour of the prayer of such Asaessment petition, and their report thereon shall have been adopted Commihsioner by the Council, to cause a copy of the petition to be for- warded without delay to the Assessment Commissioner, together with a certified copy of the report of the City Engineer and Committee as adopted by the Council. i IP * If n ■■ I ij y LuJi t * 1 .ff?,i I 16. When the City Engineer shall have reported in Publication favour of the undertaking of &ny work, improvement, or pet^tion^for service as a local improvement, recommending that the local improve- cost thereof be assessed against the real property imme- diately benefited, although the petition theref or shall not have been signed by two-thirds in number of the owners representing at least one-half in value (exclusive of the value of the intprovements) of the lands benefited and liable to special a«6t.s.smcnt as aforesaid, and in any case when the City tngineer. Medical Health Officer, and City Commissioner of shall have recommended the construction 66 LOCAL IMPROVEMKNTS By-law of any works or the making of any improvement for sani- < ^^*' ^ tary or drainage purposes, and when in either of such cases such report shall have been approved of by the Committee on Works, and shall have been, together with the report of the said Committee, approved of and adopted by the Council, it shall be the duty of the City Clerk to cause a R.S.O. c. 184. notice, pursuant to section 623 of " The Municipal Act" to be given in a newspaper published in the City of Toronto once in each week for two successive weeks. Clerk to Jg. In the event of a petition being presented to the report peti- /-^ m • . i i • j. tions against Gouncil against any proposed work, improvement, or ser- proposed im- yice, and a ppecial assessment therefor, withia the time limited by the notice, the City Clerk shall report the same to the Committee on Works, who shall report the same to the Council as being sufficiently or insufficiently si^-ed, as the case may be, in accordance with the terms of the notice, and in the event of a petition, against any proposed improvement, work or service, and proposed special assessment, sufficiently signed, being presented to the Council, no new notice for the same improvement, work, or service shall be given by the Council within two years after the presentation of such petition. Clerk to for- 17. In the event of no petition, or in the event of no war ^copy o pg^jj^jQjj sufficiently signed, being presented against any improvement, work, or service, notice of which shall have been given as hereinbefore provided, it shall be the duty of the City Clerk to forward a certified copy of the report of the Committee on Works, as adopted by the Council, and a certified copy of the report of the City Engineer recom- mending the undertaking of the proposed improvement, work, or service, to the Assessment Commissioner, in like manner as hereinbefore provided when a petition suffi- ciently signed has been presented in favour thereof. report < Committee and City Engineer to Assessment Commissioner Notice to be 18. Upon receipt of the petition and the certified copy fnc^of Court* ^^ ^^^ report, the Assessment Commissioner shall forthwith ofRevision. cause a notice, in the Form "A" to thb By-law annexed, to be given to the owners and lessees of the real property mentioned in the report of the City Engineer as being 67 AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. immediately benefited, stating the time and place of meet- ing of the Court of Revision for the hearing of appeals ; and ten days' notice shall also be given by publication in some newspaper, published in the City, and having a gen- eral circulation, of the time and place of the meetings of the said Court ; and the notice shall specify generally the nature of the improvement, work, or service, the estimated amount of the cost of the improvement, work, or service, and what property is proposed to be specially assessed as immediately benefited, which said notice may be in the Form " B " to this By-law annexed. 19. The City Engineer, the Assessment Commissioner* Certain Offi- and the City Clerk shall attend the meetings of the Court court of of Revision, and the Court shall sit at the time and place Revision, mentioned in the notices given as aforesaid, and shall hear jand determine all appeals which may be brought before them pursuant to the provisions of the Statute in that behalf. 20- In the event of any property owner desiring to AppiMls fircHn appeal from the decision of the Court of Revision to the Revision. Judge of the County Court, and giving notice of his intention so i;o do within the time limited, and in the manner provided by the Statutes in that behalf, it shall be the duty of the City Clerk to proceed forthwith to procure an appointment from the Judge of the County Court for the hearing and disposal of such appeal. After appeal Clerk to lor- ward copy of report or City Engineer to Committee on Works. 21. In the event of no notice of appeal from the Court of Revision being given within the time limited in that behalf, or so soon as any such appeals shall have been dis- posed of by the Judge of the County Court, it shall be the duty of the City Clerk to forward a certified copy of the report of the City Engineer, with any alterations or amendments which shall have been made therein by the Court of Revision, or the Judge of the County Court, to the Committee on Works. 22- Upon the receipt of such report as in the last pre- Tenders to be ceeding section mentioned, the Committee on Works shall "* "'* ■ ifi. n ii!:; 68 By-law 8189. Treasurer to make tinan- cial arrange- ments. and notify City Engi- neer. LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS call for tenders for the construction of the proposed work, improvement, or service, and they shall report the result to the Council, recommending the awarding of the con- tract, and asking that funds may be provided for carrying on the said work, improvement or service to completion. 23' In the event of the Council adopting the report of the Committee on Works awarding any contract for any such local improvement, work, or service, the Council shall at the same time authorize the City Treasurer to make such arrangements with banks, or other persons or bodies corpoi'ate, pursuant to the provisions of the Statute in that behalf, as may be necessary to provide the amount of money required to carry on such local improvement, work, or service to couipletion, in anticipation of the special assess- ment therefor, and no contract or agreement shall be executed until such necessary financial arrangements shall have been made by the City Treasurer, and notice thereof has been given by him to the City Engineer. City Engi- 24. The City Engineer, upon receipt of notice from the neer to Qjj-y Clerk and the City Treasurer respectively, that a documentB to Contract has been awarded and the necessary financial citOT arrangements therefor have been made, shall forward the specifications, plans, drawings, and all other proper and necessary material, together with the accepted tender, to the City Solicitor (furnishing him with three copies of all documents other than plans and drawings), and the City Solicitor shall, with as little delay as possible, prepare the necessary contract and bond of security in accordance with the provisions of By-law 2435. Commence- ment of work. 25. Upon the receipt of the contract or agreement, duly executed, and not until then, the City Engineer may authorize the work, improvement, or service to be proceeded with and carried out to completion. City Engi- 28- After the completion of such improvement, work, total co°t' ^ o^ service, and after the entire cost thereof, including to Treasurer, compensation for damages (if any) shall have been ascer- tained, the City Engineer shall certify the total amount thereof to the City Treasurer. 27. The the receip last prece( chargeable mated int( sary assess passed, anc have been temporary who shall ( of the tota able to the able to the Council, re made and of debentu retire the 1 28. Upc on Works, mit a cert sioner, wh to make tl immediate sons, bodi visions of 29. Th( City Trea statement required By-laws p assessmen sale of de 30. Ev yearly rat which rat shall inch AS finally AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. 69 27. The City Treasurer shall, as soon as possible after By-law the receipt of the report of the City Engineer under the • — t—* last preceding section, ascertain the amount properly Trewureron chargeable for interest on the advances made and the esti- receipt of mated interest which will accrue thereon until the neces- report. sary assessment shall have been made, the necessary By-law passed, and the debentures to be issued thereunder shall have been disposed of and moneys provided to retire the temporary loan, and report the same to the City Engineer, who shall certify to the Committee on Works what amount of the total cost, including interest as aforesaid, is charge - able to the property benefited, and what amount is charge - able to the City at large, who shall report the same to the Council, recommending that the necessary assessment be made and By-law passed providing for the issue and sale of debentures to provide the amount of money required t o retire the temporary loan with interest as aforesaid. 28- Upon the adoption of the report of the Committee Asaeasment on Works, it shall be the duty of the City Clerk to trans- t^ make mit a certified copy thereof to the Assessment Commis- necessary sioner, who shall, with as little delay as possible, proceed to make the necessary special assessment on the property immediately benefited, and upon all other assessable per- sons, bodies corporate, and property, pursuant to the pro- visions of the Statute in that behalf. 29. The Assessment Commissioner, City Engineer, and OflScers to City Treasurer shall furnish the City Solicitor with all SoUcitorwith statements, calculations, and other information as may be P^P^ra ^ required by him to enable him to prepare the necessary to prepare By-laws providing for levying and collecting such special ^' ^' assessments, and for borrowing money by the issue and sale of debentures. f' ^% LOCAL RATES. 30. Every By-law passed by the Council respecting "Str«Bt Local yearly rates shall name a rate distinct from all other rates, which rate shall be known as the "Street Local Rate," and shall include all those items of the estimates for the year as finally adopted by the Council, providing for the several 70 LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS By-law fl«S». improvements, works, and services which may, under the provisions of sections 612 and 629 of "The Municipal Act," be provided for by special local rates or assessments. How rates to 31. The several items included in such " Street Local ywriy rates ° Rate" shall appear on the face of the said By-law under By-law. appropriate sub-headings corresponding to the several improvements, works, and services mentioned in the said S.S.O.C. 184. sections of " The Municipal Act," and in the event of the passage of a By-law, under the provisions of the said Act^ providing for the construction and maintenance of improve- ments and works at the intersection of streets, and opposite properties exempt by law from all rates, at the general expense of the ratepayers, the same shall be estimated for separately, and appear as a separate item on the face of the By-law respecting yearly rates. RATES FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS. Exemptions 32- Where, after the first day of July, 1880, any real fr^ yearly property shall have been specially assessed for any im- property provement, work, or service under any By-law passed local improve- ^^ pursuance of the provisions of " The Municipal Act," ments. guch real property shall be exempt from any general rate imposed by any By-law respecting yearly rates, for or in respect of the like improvements, works, or services throughout the City at large, subject as hereinafter pro- vided ; and it shall be the duty of the City Clerk or other officer preparing the annual Collectors' rolls to omit from such rolls, in so far as the same relate to any real estate so especially assessed, all general rates for improvements, works and services, which, as respects the particular pro- perty, are provided for by special local rates or assessments, subject as hereinafter provided. Improve- 33> When a By-law shall have been passed making the Stel^ctions construction and maintenance of works and improvements of streets and at the intersection of streets and opposite properties exempt p^^'exen^t ^^m local rates the subject of a general rate or charge, the tnm local exemption from general rates shall not extend to the item included in the By-law respecting yearly rates to meet the expense of such improvements and works opposite such exempt properties and at the intersection of streets. 37. AND Sl'KCIAL ASSESSMENTS. 71 be entitled to the Whenexemp- tion from 84' In cases where the improvements or works are pro- vided for by section 612 of " The Municipal Act" no real property or any owner thereof shall benefits of the provisions of the said Act and of this By- general rates law in respect to exemption from any general rate during cafoulated. the year in which the By-law providing for any local improvement shall have been passed ; and where any By- law for a local improvement provides for the issue of debentures, such debentures shall not be issued before the 30th day of December next after the passage of such By- law ; and no special rate shall be collected in respect of any such By-law during the year in which the same shall have been passed. 36' Every local improvement By-law shall provide a ReqniBiteB sum suflScient to cover not only the actual cost of the con- eBtSSiBhing struction of the contemplated improvement, or the render- local ratei. ing of the service, but also all costs and damages neces- sary incidental to or occasioned by the said improvement, work or service in the first instance. 36. In order that any real property specially assessed By-law to be under By-laws passed in pursuance of the provisions of adoption of section 629 of " The Municipal Act;' may be exempt from *Jti^a'J^*^ any general rate during any year, the By-law providing for the special assessment must be passed before the final adoption of the general estimates for that year. 37- When local improvements or works shall have been Time when constructed or made at any time after the first day of July, from gen«al 1880, under any By-law passed under the provisions of '^« *° **''* section 612 of " The Municipal Act" the exemption in all cases shall date from the first day of January next succeed^ ing the passing of the By-law as above provided, and the term or period for which any real property specially assessed shall by exempt from general rates for like works and improvements, shall be regulated according to the following scale, that is to say : — 1. For a common sewer or the deepening of any stream, creek, or water course, 20 years. 7S IBj-law MS*. 'i LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS 2. For opening, widening, prolonging, altering, grmling, levelling, planting, and sodding any street, lane, alley, public way, or place, all time to come. 3. For paving and curbing any street, lane, public way place, or sidewalk, with : (a) Plank, 5 years. (6) Wooden block, 10 years. (c) Stone, 20 years. or such other term in each case as the life of the pave- ment demands, and until it becomes necessary by general rate to reconstruct or repair the said works or services respectively. FORM A. {See Section 18.) Assessment Commissioner's Office, Toronto, 18 To You are hereby notified that the Oouncil of the Corporation of the City of Toronto propose to pass a By-law providing for the {here slate tfu nature of the improvement, work or service) in the Ward of The total cost of the said improvement, as estimated by the City Engineer, is the sum of $ , and the said improvement is proposed to be carried on as a local improvement, and be paid for by special assessment on the real property immediately benefited as the same appears by the report of the^Gity Engineer, dated the day of 18 on file in this office. Your real property, which will be immediately benefited by the said proposed improvement, consists of feet frontage on the side of said , upon which it is pro- posed to charge an equal proportionate part of the cost of the said improvement, having regard to the whole assessable frontage on said , the same to form a special assessment upon your said lands according to the frontage thereof, and be payable in equal annual payments at the same time as your general municipal taxes, such payments to be sufficient to cover annual interest and form a sinking fund for the payment of the principal sum or debt incurred for said improve- ment. The Court of Revision \irill sit for the confirmation of the City AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. Engineer'! Report upon the lands ossesiable and the proportion! in which taid apeoial asseuments are to be made for the laid improvement, at the City Hall, on day, the day of , A. D. 18 at the hour of o'clock noon, at which time and place all appeals against the same will be heard. I am, your obedient servant, ABsesiment CommiuUmtr. n FORM B. (See Section 18.) ASSBSSHBNT COMMISSIONER'S NOTIOE. Public notice is hereby given of the sitting of the Court of Revision at the City Hall, Toronto, on day, the day of A.D. 18 , at the hour of o'clock, noon, for the hearing of appeals pursuant to the Statute in that behalf respecting the proposed (here stale the nature of the. improvement, work or service) and the special assessment of the cost thereof upon the lands immediately benefited pursuant to the report of the City Engineer dated the day of 18 . The estimated cost of the said improvement is $ , payable in equal annual instalments sufficient to cover interest at the rate of per centum per annum, and a sinking fund for the payment of the said principal sum, and the lands proposed to be specially assessed therefor consist of Dated at Toronto, this day of , 18 . Aageamnent Commissioner, v^^ 10 i : M ?♦ SEWEUS AND SEWEUAUE UATES. Property abatting on • street on which there is • coimtion sewer to be drained into it. No. 2440. A By-law to provide for regulating the Common Sewers, and an Annual Rental or Sewerage Rate. Passed 13th January, 1890. rpHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City -^ of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. The grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other properties, abutting on any street, or portion of any street, in the City, through which a common sewer has heretofore been constructed, and which is opposite to such common sewer, shall be drained into such common sewer. Connecting 2. No person shall connect any grounds, yards, vacant with sewers, lots, or other properties with any common sewer located in any of the streets of the City, except the same be done, on the order of the City Engineer, by the person who for the time being are the Corporation Contractors for sewer connections and private drains. Drains on private property. Liability of Corporation for sewer connections. 8. Nothing in the last preceding section contained shall be deemed to authorize the City contractors for sewer con- nections and private drains to claim the right to construct drains into or upon private property; or to render the Corporation responsible for the construction or mainten- ance of sewer connections or drains beyond the limits of any street into which a common sewer has been constructed, with which adjoining lanes and premises are connected by the Corporation, at the request of the owners of such lands and premises, under the provisions of the said last preceding section. Liability of 4. The City contractors for private drains and sewer t'**^^°Mi^ connections shall be responsible for a period of six months connections. IT'^- Bylaw 2440. MEWKUS AND SEWERAGE RATES. 75 after the completion of the work for all accidents ariHing from negligence in the oonsti-uction of all sewer connectionH made by him, and this provision of this By-law shall be incorporated with and made a part of the contract, as though incorporated therein, in all contracts for private drains and sewer connections hereafter made by and with the Corporation. 5. All private- and other drains crossing the course of !''■»'"■ ctohh the common sewers, or running in or through any part sew ew and of the streets of the City, unless such as may communicate cating'there with the common sewer, shall be forthwith filled up. with to be filled up. 6. Nothing in this By-law contained shall be construed }Vhen sewew , , • p /.I e \ irom street* to prevent the letting in of sewers from the streets of the having no City in which no common sewer shall have been con- gewer may be structed into the said common sewers, if such sewer so to let into a be let in .shall not be used to drain premises having a front aewer. on a street in which a common sewer shall have been con- structed, and if such sewer shall be let in in such manner as the Committee on Works shall direct. mu 7. No person shall damage or injure any common sewer, injuring or private drain or sewer communicating therewith. sewers. 8. The owners and occupiers of all property abutting Owners of on any street upon which a common sewer has been con g roper ty who ave paid for structed, who have heretofore paid the sum required by useofcommon By-law to be paid for the privilege of using such common use the same sewer, shall continue to use the same, free of charge, for ^'"ee of charge, the number of feet for which they have so paid. 9. Persons who own or occupy property which is Persons who drained into a common sewer, or which is required by this ["o/draininK '^ By-law to be drained into such sewer, and who have not shall te heretofore paid for the privilege of so draining as afore- annmd rent, said, shall be charged an annual rental per foot of the frontage of such property abutting on such street, or portion of a street as aforesaid, for the use of such common sewer, that is to say : — 3^ 76 SEWERS AND SEWERAGE RATES. By-law In section number one, including all that portion v.^^>,^^ of the City, lying between the centre of Parliament Section No. 1. gj.rggj. ^^ ^j^g g^gj.^ |.|jg ^g^^pg ^f Queen Street on the north, the centre of Simcoe Street on the west, and the waters of the Bay on the south, twelve and one- half cents per foot per annum : Section No. 2. Jn section number two, including all that portion of the City lying between the centre of Queen Street on the south, the centre of Spadina Avenue on the west, the centres of College Street, College Avenue, and Carlton Street on the north, and the centre of Parliament Street on the east, ten cents per foot per annum : I '!\ Section No, 3. In section number three, including all those portions of the City not included in sections numbers one and two, nine cents per foot per annum : Property ntuate at the intersection of a street. 10. When any grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other pro- perty, are situate at the intersection of a street with any lane or alley, upon each of which streets, lanes, or alleys there is a common sewer, the fronts only of such grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other property, together with so much of the flank thereof as the said flank exceeds eighty feet, shall be assessed for the rental hereby imposed. Owners or 11. The owner or occupier of any property so required Drooertv^mav ^^ ^^ drained may commute for the payment of the annual commute. rent herein mentioned, by a payment of one dollar and ten cents per foot frontage for property in section number one ; of ninety cents per foot frontage for property in section number two ; and of eighty cents per foot frontage for property in section number three ; with interest on such payment at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be computed from the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, deducting in each case one- twentieth of the above-named sums, if the said one- twentieth has been previously paid. City Engineer 12. It shall be the duly of the City Engineer at such to make a ^j^^g j^g ^g ^gj jjg required so to do, to render to the Trea- surer a statement of all sewers which have been oon- SE. ^RS AND SEWEliAQE KATES. 77 By-law 3440. structed during the then preceding 3'^ear, showing the names of the streets in which said sewers have been con- structed, the extent and cost thereof, the names of pro- statement of ' ^ sewers con- prietors whose properties may front on such streets, and structed in the frontage of the lot or lots owned by such proprietors, ^ ^^^^' and such further information as may be required to enable the Treasurer to assess such properties in accord- ance with the provisions of this By-law. 13. Tlie Treasurer shall in the month of January in Treasurer every year, make out separate rolls of the annual rentals out*8eparate due for the use of the common sewers in each ward of rolls ^or the City, by the owners or occupiers of property therein, for common in the Form "A," in the Schedule to this By-law sewers, and cause such rolls to be placed in the hands of the several Collectors appointed therefor. 14. The Collectors shall demand payment from every Collectors person whose name appears on the rolls, of the respec- payment of tive sums payable by him, according to the said rolls, by the rentals, leaving at his place of abode a printed bill of the same in the Form " B," in the Schedule to this By-law, and calling at least once thereafter for the same. 15. In case any person so liable, as aforesaid, refuses or Defaulters to neglects, for fourteen days after demand made, as in tlie ^0^1^^ last preceding section is provided, to pay such annual rental, the Collector shall return such defaulter to the Treasurer, who shall forthwith cause the amount in default to be collected by process of law. 16. In case the owner or occupier of any grounds, yards Drainage of vacant lots, or other property abutting upon a street premises of or portion of a street, along which a common sewer has omit to drain been constructed, and vhich is opposite to .such common into common ' *^^ sewers. sewc, omits to drain such grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other property into such common sewer, the Committee on Works may cause the same to be drained into such common sewer, and the cost thereof shall be assessed against such owner or occupier. ! 78 SEWERS AND SEWERAGE RATES. Licenses to persons commuting. 17. If the owner or occupier of any property required by any By-law to be drained, commutes the annual rental chargeable thereon, by the payment of the amount settled hereby, the Mayor shall execute to the party paying the same a license in the Form " C," in the Schedule to this By-law to drain the said property into the common sewer. i? Persons wil- ling to pay sewerage rates without usiugthe com- mon sewers to execute a covenant to the Board of Works. Collection of annual ren- tals. 18 In case any person required to construct a drain into a common sewer does not do so, but is willing to pay the like annual rental or sewerage rate as if he did use such sewer, without the construction of such drain by the City, and thereby save himself the assessment for the construction thereof, and shall execute to the City a covenant in the Form " D," in the Schedule to this By-Jaw, the Committee on Works may, in their discretion, dispense with th e construction oi the said drain, as by sec- tion 15 of this By-law is provided. 19. Nothing jU this By-law contained shall prevent the collection of such annual rentals, commutations and assess- ment moneys, in the manner hereinbefore provided, by a Collector specially appointed by resolution of the Council for that purpose. Penalty. 20. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclu- Distress. sive of costs : and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and Commitment, chattels of the offender; and in case of there being no distress found, out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. a o 02 O a; ft; o 8 'S 1 s K O 5^ fs* CO ft? i SEWERS AND SEWERAGE RATES. I 79 mox >. . . S . - . :)0U1(BIQ H -tj o «S •BIJ'By •poAonv o e •BSSJppV •H98Jig 'janAQ 8 O w I OAI889JSOJJ :'^ i III 1' 'M 1 80 SEWERS AND SEWERAOE RATES. Form " B. " {See Section 13.) No. Mr. City ok Toronto. DlSTKltT No. .Street Sewer. 1890. To rental of feet frontage, at per foot, $. 1891. To " " 1892. To " " " 1893. To " " Received payment, .Collector. i V Form "C." {See Section 16.) No. To ALL TO WHOM THESE PbESENTS MAY COMK, The Corp )Ranion of the City of Toronto sendb Greeting :— Whereas, under and by virtue of a certain By-law of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, passed on the thirteenth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety entitled " A By-law to provide for regu >ting the common sewers and an Annual Rental or Sew- erage Bate," it is t nacted, among other things, that " the grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other properties abuttins; on any st' eet, or portion of any street, in the said City of Toronto, through whicli a common sewer has heretofore been constructed, and which is opposite to such common sewer shall be drained into such common sewer," and also that " all persons who own cr occupy property which is drained into a common sewer, or which is required by the said By-law to be drained into such sewer, and who have not heretofore paid for the privilege of so draining ae aforesaid, shall be charged an annual rental per foot of the frontage of such property abutting on such st-eet, or portion of n street, as aforesaid, for the use of such common sewer, that is to say : Firstly, in ."ection number one, including all that portion of the City lying between the centre of Parliament Street, on the east ; the centre of Queen Street, on the north ; the centre of Simcoe Street, on the west ; and the waters of the Bay, on the south, twelve And one-half cents per foot per annum : Secondly, in SEWSRS AND SEWERAGE RATES. section number two, including all that portion of the City lying between the centre of Qufien Street, on the south ; the centre of Spadina Avenue, 0.1 the the wsst ; the centres of College Street, College Avenue, and Cirlton Street, on the north ; and the centre of Parliament Street, on the east, ten ceuta per foot per annum : Thirdly, in section number three, including all those portions of the City not ^'ncluded in sections numbers one and two, nine cents per foot per annum :" and also, that "the owner or occupier of any property eo lequired to be drained, may commute for the payment of the annual rent herein mentioned, by a payment of one dollar and ten cents per foot frontage for property in section number one ; of ninety cents per foot frontage for property in section number two ; and of eighty cents per foot frontage for property in section number three ; with iuterebt on such payment at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be coDi]juted from the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, deducting in each case one-twentieth of the above name provi- sions of the By-laws of the said the Corporation of the City of Toronto affecting the same : In witness whereof, the said the Corporation of the City of Toronto have hereunto set their Corporate Seal by Esquire, the Mayor of the said City, countersigned by Esquire, the Treasurer of the said City, this day of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and [L. S.] 11 81 By-law 2440. 82 SKWERS AND SEWERAGE KATES. REr FOUM "D." (See Section 17.) Whereas being the owner [or occupier] of certain property oa Street, in the City of Toronto, [describe the proptrty] in which Hii'il street a common sewer has been constructed, and hath been required .nt'.ording to the By-law in that behalf to drain such property into the sa I r jmmon sewer, and having made default therein, the Corporation of th<. Oity of Toronto may by law build the necessary drain and assess the saM for the costs of the constructioi: thereof, and collect the :ai ', together with the sum of annually, as the rental for the v■^o lit the said common sewei- : A» I whereas the said is desirous of ;>'iying such annua! rental wiuit'jut being put to the expense of the constrr.ction of such drain : Now know ye, that in consideration of the premises, the s^id doth hereby acknowledge to owe to The Corporation of the City of Toronto, and their successors, the sum of annually, for the annual rental as aforesaid, and doth hereby covenant, promise, and agree, to and with the said the Corporation of the City of Toronto, and their suc- cessors, to pay them the said sum half-yearly, on the first day of the months of and in each and every year henceforth, and the said doth hereby, for the consideration aforesaid, charge the same upon the said property, to be payable thereout, on the days and in manner before mentioned. In witness whereoi the saiii seal, this day of eight hundred jiiid Signed^ sealed and delivered,! in presence of / hath hereunto set his hand and in the year of our Lord one thousaml [L. .S.] A By-lav T HE Mur Toron 1. In caa faction of that any t remained \ year for w Court maj lows : — thr months, th and not e: six months months' al ing ten vacancy to n 1 ii i I. M ^ ;i;i i! ' li 2. In cai faction of that from the taxes, such perso may reject 3- In ca faction of that by rei as finally j more than to be ohari proper am 1 REDUCTION OF TAXES ON VACANT TENEMENl-S. 83 No. 2441. A By-law respecting the reduction of Taxes on Vacant Tenements and otherwise. Passed 13th January, 1890. fPHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of J- Toronto enacts as follows : — 1. In case any person shall by petition show to the satis- Assessment faction of the Court of Revision, at any meeting thereof, "^ vacant , tenements. that any tenement for which he has been assessed has remained vacant during more than three months in the year for which the assessment has been made, the said Court may reduce the taxes due by such person as fol- lows: — three months' vacancy and not exceeding four months, three months' allowance; four months' vacancy and not exceeding six months, four months' allowance; six months' vacancy and not exceeding eight months, five months' allowance ; eight months' vacancy and not exceed- ing ten months, six months' allowance; ten months" vacancy to twelve months, seven months' allowance. 2- In case any person shall, by petition show to the satis- Ueduction faction of the Court of Revision at any meeting thereof, "* '^^^^ °[ •' ° poverty, etc. that from sickness or extreme poverty he is unable to pay the taxes, the Court may remit or reduce the taxes of such person as to the Court may seem proper, or the Court may reject the petition. 3- In case any person shall by petition show to the satis- Ratepayers faction of the Court of Iwevision at any meeting held by it overcharged that by reason ot any gross and manliest error in the roll twenty-five as finally passed by the Court he has been overcharged their^wsetw'- niore than twenty five per centum on ^■he sum he ought ments. to be charged the Ooint may redacc 'jhe t^^essment to the proper amount. Ill 84 By-law 2443. Notice of MONEYS BORROWED FOR CURRENT EXPENDITURE. 4. No petition for nny reduction of taxes shall b& received or decided upon by the Court of Revision, unless Detitiou*to be ^o^'^e thereof, stating the grounds upon which such peti- riven to Jity Clerk. tion is based, shall have been given to the City Clerk at least one week previous to the sitting of the Court of Revision at which such petition is presented. ?"u '®'Vi***'°'J 6- No other allowance or remission of taxes shall be to be allowed except by made, except by the Court of Revision, and in the cases RevisiMi. hereinbefore referred to. No. 2442.* A By-law to authorize certain City Officials to borrow Money to meet current expen- diture. Passed 13th January, 1890. rpHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of -■- Toronto enacts as follows : — Mm; f!:'i Loans for cur- J. The Mayor of the City, with the City Treasurer and rent expendi- , ,^, . ^ , i t-i , • r^ ture. the Chairman of the Executive Uoniniittee, pursuant to R. S. O, c. 184. section 413 of The Municipal Act, are hereby authoiized to borrow from banks, corporations, or pei"sons willing to lend the same, such sums as may be required to meet the current expenditure of the corporation until such time as the taxes levied therefor can be collected and applied to redeem such advances, the source and terms of such borrowing to be first agreed to by the Executive Committee. Ijoaiia for local im- provements. 2. The Mayor of the City, with the City Treasurer and the Chairman of the Executive Committee, are hereby authorized pursuant to section 621 of The Municipal Act, to make agreements with any bank or banks, or any person or body corporate, for temporary advances and loans to 'This By-law is printed so as to read the same as By-law No. 2487» passed 3rd February, 1890, which supersedes it. APPOINTMENT OF ARBITRATORS. 85 make provision for sums required by way of interim appro- ^[i.^ priations for carrying on local improvement works, until the —-.-•-' cost of said works has been ascertained and by-laws passed for the raising of the same by an issue or issues of deben- tures. All such agreements shall be first approved by the Executive Committee. 3. The amounts to be so borrowed shall not exceed an Limit of average advance of three hundred thousand dollars per loans, month ; and the same may be borrowed on open current account or otherwise at such rate of interest on the current overdraft as the said Mayor, Treasurer, and Chairman shall consider satisfactory, and as shall have been first approved of by the Executive Committee. 4. AH agreements for such advances heretofore made, Confirmation ° of former are hereby confirmed, agreementB. No. 2443. A By-law to provide for the Appointment of Arbitrators in cases arising under the Municipal Act. Passed 13th January, 1890. rpHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City *■ of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. In any case where it is necessary under the provis- Authority to ions of sections 3S6 or 391 of The Municipal Act to *•>« ^/°' *® appoint an Arbitrator on behalf of the Corporation of the Arbitratonon City of Toronto, the Mayor for the time being shall be corporation! and he is hereby authorized to appoint such Arbitrator. f v< 86 CLAIMS FOK DAMAGES. No. 2444. A By-law relating to Claims for Damages. Passed 13th January, 1890. npHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City -^ of Toronto enacts as follows : — CommiBsion gatio"n of" 1- The Mayor, and the Chairmen of the following Stnnd- claims against ing Committees of the Council, namely, " Executive," theCity. ,. ;vorks;' " Wacer Works," "Markets, License and Street Cleaning," "Property," and "Fire and Light," together with . the City Solicitor, or one of the assistant City Solicitors, the City Engineer, the Superintendent of the Water Works, the City Commissioner, and Street Commissioner as advising officers, are hereby constituted a Standing Commission to be be known as " The Claims Commission " for the investi- * gation and settlement of claims for damages from time to time preferred against the City for alleged negligence on the part of the Corporation or any of its servants, workmen, agents or contractors, and which may be brought before the said Commission. Qaornm. 2- A majority of the members of the Commission, (exclusive of the advising officers aforesaid,) one of whom shall be either the Mayor or the Chairman of the Executive Committee, shall form a quorum of the Commission, and shall have full power, subject as hereinafter provided,^ Power to *° settle any claim upon such teims as they may deem settle claims, advisable, or to authorize a tender or payment into Court to be made, or to pay any sum which may be required for clerical assistance to r^aid commission. (:■., Secretary. 3. The City Solicitor, or &uch membei s stafi" as he may appoint, shall be the Secretary of tne Commission ^ and it shall be the duty of the Secretary to call meetings ^ CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES. 87 of the CommiHsion when required so to do by the Mayor, or the 'hairman of the Executive Committee ; to attend all meeting's of the Commission; to keep a record of the proceed- ings tliereof ; to prepare all necessary certificates of the action of th( Conjmission, and procure the same to be signed 1 y the proper parties, and when so signed to present the same to the City Treasurer; and to notify claimants of the decision of the Commission. Hi.' autiea. 4. For the purpose of ascertaining the facts connected City officers with any claim against the City, and the legal liability (if the Solicitor any) of the City in respect thereof, the City Solicitor <>» ^l"""' may require any officer of the Corporation to report to him upon the same, and such officer shall thereupon imme- diately inquire into the circumstances and report the facts fully in writing to the City Solicitor, so as to enable him to advise upon the legal liability of the City in respect of such claim, and all such reports shall be privileged from production and inspection. 6. Upon presentation to him of a certificate signed by the Treasurer to Mayor or the Chairman of the Executive Committee and for carrying by the City Solicitor or Assistant City Solicitor (which cer- "" *^g "'^^"^ tificate, shall set forth the name of the claimant, the nature miision. of the claim, and the amount to be offered in settlement or to be paid into Court, or otherwise, as the case may be), it shall be the duty of the City Treasurer, and he is hereby empowered, to provide forthwith the necessary amount of money to enable the proper oflScer to carry out the intention of the Commission, without further warrant or authority from the Council or from any Committee thereof. 6. No claim shall be settled at an amount exceeding Claims ex- {500, exclusive of costs, unless the same has been first *'"® "** * submitted to and approved of by the Executive Com- mittee and the Council, and the City Solicitor shall at least once in each quarter report to the Executive Com- mittee all claims settled by the Commission. : IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 4^ 1.0 ^K£l^ 1.1 ly — ^ li£ 12.0 !:25iU |L6 Hiotographic Sciences Corporation 23 WIST MAIN STRHT WnSTn,N.Y. 14510 (716)t72-4S03 ^^ ^\ ^rN ^4, 5a I [I I II I i; ii !, ] ;l i !! 88 SELLING OR LEASING OF CITY PROPERTY. No. 2445. A By-law to provide for the Selling or Leasing of City Property. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows: — 'r^t knd to ^" ^^ lands, being the property of the Corporation of be by public the City, shall be leased for any term of years, or sold and kuotioD. conveyed, absolutely, unless and until the same shall have been first put up and offered for lease or sale, as the case may be, by public auction, whereof due notice shall first have beeu given by advertisement published in at lep^t two of the newspapers published daily in the City, and by bills posted up in conspicuous places in and about the City, for at least three weeks prior to the date fixed for such auction sale. lAudMltued 2. Notwithstanding anything in the preceding section manofaotur- contained, the Council, on a Report of the Committee on ing purposes. Property, setting forth the advisability of so doin^, may, by private contract, lease for a term of yeers, renewable, or may sell and absolutely dispose of any lands belonging to the Corporation to any person or body corporate requiring the same for manufacturing purposes, in such quantities and upon such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon between the applicants and the Council. Property 3- The terms and conditions of every lease or sale shall to re^rt on befove completion be approved of and adopted by the Coun- iales or leases, cil on a report of the Property Committee. Auction to be 4- Every auction sale shall be had under the superin- t!I^SS. ^^ mmitment. ^j^g goods and chattels of the offender ; aid in case of there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. Summary proceedings. 5. Upon a conviction for a breach of any of the pro- visions of this By-law, the convicting Magistrate besides imposing a penalty under the next preceding section, may order the offender to carry out the requirements of this By-law within a time to be limited by the order, and in default of the offender carrying out such order, the City Commissioner or other person duly authorized, shall forth- with, at the expense of the offender take such means to carry out the requirements of this Bj^-law as shall be necessary, and the expense thereof, with costs, may be recovered by action or distress, and in case of non-payment thereof the same shall be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes. FENCES. No. 2447, A By-law to regulate Division or Line Fences and to enforce the Fencing in of Vacant Lots. ' Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. All division or line fences between lots in the City, shall be made, kept up and maintained as lawful fences by the parties owning or occupying the lands imme- diately adjoining thereto, and divided by such fences, each party maintaining an equal proportion of the same> and in case the land on one side of any such fence shall not be used or cultivated, then the person occupying the land under cultivation or in use which is enclosed by such fence> shall be bound to keep the said fence as a lawful fence, and the owner or occupier of land which is wild and unculti- vated, or lying as a common, or used as a road or lane, shall not be bound to maintain a share of the fence be- tween such wild and uncultivated land, or common or road or lane, and adjoining land in the occupation of another party which shall be so used or cultivated. 91 Division fen- ces to be kept up in equal proportion by parties own- ins the ad- joining land. Land not used or culti- vated. 1 land broush used as a uito um. 2- So soon as such lands which may have been lying Uncultivated wild and uncultivated, or as a common, or road or lane, shall become tilled or otherwise used, the owner or occupier thereof shall from thenceforth become liable to repair, maintain, and keep his share of the divi- sion fence between such land and the adjoining land, and shall pay to the other party as compensation for that part of the fence which he may become liable to maintain a sum not to exceed four dollars per rod, and any person neglecting or refusing to pay the sum so awarded, shall be- come liable to the penalties of this By-law, and to a fur- ther penalty to the amount of the sum so awarded, which shall be recoverable in the same manner as are the penal- ties imposed under section nine of this By-law. ^i FENCES. Disputes to be aettied by the Gity Gommis- aioneraadtwo Arbitrators. Meetings and powers of Arbitrators. 3- Whenever parties owning or occupying lands adjacent to each other, shall not be able to agree in apportioning the cost of a lawful division fence between their lands, then and in such case, every such dispute shall be settled by the City Commissioner and two Arbitrators to be chosen by the parties, one to be chosen by each, who shall meet at an hour to be named by the City Commissioner at the place where the land lies, and shall then and there decide which part or proportion of such fence each party shall keep up and maintain, but such arbitrators shall not have power to compel either party to make any particular sort of fence, or to oblige either party to pay for his proportion of a fence already built more than four dollars per rod. I t Neglecting or 4^ If either of the parties shall, upon being called appoint Arbi- upon by the other party to appoint his Arbitrator, neg- trators. jg^^ qj. refuse So to do within three days after being so called upon, then and in every such case, the other party shall be allowed to choose his Arbitrator, if he shall think fit so to do, and such Arbitrator shall, with the City Com- missioner proceed in the manner in the last preceding section mentioned to apportion to each party his share of the fence so to be kept and maintained by him, and the decision of the City Commissioner and such one Arbitrator, or the decision of the City Commissioner alone, where neither Arbitrator is chosen, or the decision of the City Commissioner and both Arbitrators, or the majority of them, where both Arbitrators are appointed as under the last preceding section, shall be final, and shall be made in writ- ing and signed by the City Commissioner and Arbitrator, Decision of or Arbitrators, agreeing thereto ; and it shall b the duty of Arbitrators to ^j^g Qj^y Commissioner, or one of the parties signing such decision, to file the same in the office of the City Clerk, and such decision when filed, shall at all reasonable hours be open to inspection by the parties concerned. Description of lawful fence. 5- Every division or line fence shall be of the height of at least fiye feet six inches, and so constructed as not to allow any horses, cows, cattle, sheep, goats or swine to get past or beyond the same without having to break it down or leap over it ; and every fence so made and construe- ted shall be a lawful fence within the City. 10. sions FENCES. 98 6. Whenever the City Commissioner shall be so called ^Z'JH^ upon to act with or without the Arbitrators, and shall 9MT. Fees to be make and file a decision as hereinbefore provided,he shall be p^^ ^Y^^ Q^^y entitled to demand and receive for City purposes the sum CommiB- of one dollar, to be paid either wholly by the person calling upon him, when the other party shall not choose to appoint his Arbitrator, or by both paying an equal share when each party choose or appoints an Arbitrator. 7. The owners or occupiers of every vacant lot abutting Owners or on any street, road, lane, or other highway, shall fence in vacant lots to the same within six days after receiving notice from the **°*'® *° **** City Commissioner to that efiect, and shall keep and main- tain all such fences in perfect repair to the satisfaction of that officer. 8. Every such fence, if closely boarded, shall not be Description of xfillGO less than six feet in height; if of any other description it shall be sufficient to protect the streets and the public against the creation or perpetuation of any nuisance or inconvenience whatsoever. 9. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay, at the discre- tion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs Distress, forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of there being no distress found Commitment, out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. 10- Upon a conviction for a breach of any of the provi- Summary sions of this By-law, the convicting Magistrate besides P'"*'®*' "*^* imposing a penalty under the next preceding section, may order the offender to carry out the requirements of this By-law, within a time to be limited by the order, and in 9% By-Uw BEWARDS FOR APPREHENSION OF HORSE THIEVES. default of the offender carrying out such order the City Commissioner or other person duly authorized, shall forth- with, at the expense ot the offender, take such means to carry out the requirements of this By-law as shall be necessary, and the expense thereof, with costs, may be recovered by action or distress, and in case of non-payment thereof the same shall be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes. Bewurd for apprahenaion of none thioTea. No. 2448. A By-law to provide for paying Rewards for the apprehension of Horse Thieves. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : — 1. The sum of twenty dollars shall be payable as a reward to any person who shall pursue and apprehend, or cause to be apprehended, any person guilty of stealing any horse or mare within the City, and such reward shall be paid by the Treasurer out of the funds of the Corporation upon the conviction of the thief, upon the order of the Judge before whom the conviction was obtained. T AB HE Muni of Toro 1. No per charity or a: streets imp shall any m himself or order to exci general or p sal 2. No pei any child, a the parent, i tice, or serv 3. Any p or public pi) aiibject to tl 4. No pe obscene, bla guilty of an or public pli 5. No pei any table oi which any g PUBLIC MORALS. M No. 2449. A By-law relating to Public Morals. Passed 13th January, 1890. rTHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City ^ of Toronto enacts as follows : — fiEGQINO. 1. No person shall go about from door to door soliciting Beggara charity or as a common beggar, nor shall any person in the streets importune others for help or aid in money, nor shall any malformed, deformed, or diseased person expose himself or be exposed in any street or public place in order to excite sympathy or induce help or assistance from general or public charity. SALE OF INTOXICATINQ LIQUORS TO AQNORS. 2' No person shall sell or give any intoxicating drink to Intoxicating any child, apprentice, or servant, without the consent of \^ givento** the parent, master, or legal protector of such child, appren- certain tice, or servant. DRUNKENNESS AND VAORANCT. 3. Any person found drunk or disorderly in any street, DL-ankennesg. or public place, and all vagrants and mendicants shall be Vagrants and menuioanti. subject to the penalties of this By-law. SWEARING AND IMMORALITY. 4- No person shall make use of any profane swearing, Swearing and obscene, blasphemous, or grossly insulting language, or be 8"*«8« guilty of any other immorality or indecency in any street Indecency, or public place. GAMBLING. 5. No person shall expose in any street or public place. Gambling any table or device of any kind whatever, upon or with *»"»«■*''«**'• which any game of chance or hazard can be played ; and no v- 96 PUBLIC MORALS. IP • il Gambling hoaus. Houaes of ill- fame. Indecent exposure. person shall play at or upon such table or device, or at any unlawful game, or game of chance or hazard, in any street, or public place. 6. No person shall keep, or permit to be kept or used in any house, room or other place, for the purpose of gambling, any faro bank, rouge et noir, roulette table or other device for gambling, or to permit or allow any games of chance or hazard with dice, cards, or other device to be played for money, liquor or other thing within such house, room or place ; and the Police Magistrate mny order all faro banks, rouge et noir, roulette tables, and other devices for gambling found in any such house, room, or other place to be seized and destroyed. HOUSES OF ILL-FAME. 7. Any person who shall be found guilty of keeping or maintaining, or being an inmate or habitual frequenter of, or in any way connected with, or in any way contributing to the suppoi-t of, any disorderly house, or house of ill-fame, or who shall knowingly own or be interested as proprietor, landlord, tenant, or occupant, of any such house shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. INDECENCY. 8. No person shall indecently expose any part of his or her person in any street or public place, nor shall the plea of answering the call of nature be considered a palliation of the offence. Indecent 9. No person shall post up any indecent placard, picturra on Writings, or pictures, or write any indecent or immoral the walls. words, or make any indecent pictures or drawings on any public or private building, wall, fence, sign, monument, post, sidewalk, or pavement in any street or public place. Indecent XQ. No person shall exhibit, sell, or offer to sell, any sorp ays jjjjgggjj^^ qj. jg^^ book, paper, picture, plate, drawing, or other thing, nor exhibit any indecent or immoral show or exhibition, or perform any indecent, immoral or lewd play or other representation within the City. PUBLIC MORALS. 97 BATHING. aj-UkW 9449. 11. No person shall bathe or swim in the waters of the g^TT^''*' ' Toronto Bay, or in the Don River, within the City limits, between the hours of six o'clock in the forenoon and ten o'clock in the evening, without a proper bathing dress covering the body from the neck to the knees, bui any person, wearing such proper bathing dress may bathe at . any time in the waters of the Bay, Don River, or Liike dresaes. Ontario, within the City limits, the space between York Street on the weHt and Jarvis Street on the east excepted. PENALTY. 12- Any person convicted of a breach of a.ity of the Penalty, provisions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the dis- cretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceed- ing the sum of fifty dollars for each ofi'ence, exclusive of costs; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs Distreu. forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may bo levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of there being no dibtress found out of Commitment, which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magis- trate may commit the offender to the common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. It 98 PROTECTION OF INFANT CHILDREN. By-lftw No. 2460 A By-law to provide for the protection of Infant Children. Passed 13th January, 1800. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City -'- of Toronto enacts as follows : I ! I General In> speotor of Licenses to to register children. fiO v., a 36, Books and forms. 1. It shall be the duty of the General Inspector of Licenses to receive all applications for registration under the provisions of the Act passed by the Legislative Assem- bly of the Province of Ontario in the 50th year of the reign of Her Majesty, chaptered 36, entitled " An Act for the Protection of Infant Children," and to enter and register the names, and situation of the house and houses of all persons who shall apply for such registration and are en- titled to be registered under the provisions of the said Act, in a register to be kept by him for that purpose. 2. The Qeneral Inspector of Licenses shall provide and keep on hand a supply of books, forms, notices and other documents required to be provided by the Council under the provisions of the said Act, and shall furnish copies thereof to persons entitled to the same. Duty of/ 3. On receipt of an application for registration, tho Inspector General Inspector of Licenses shall forward the name and upon receipt '^ of application address of the applicant to the Medical Health OflUcer, and also to the Chief Constable, for their reports as to the character of the applicant, the situation and suitable- ness of the house for the purposes for which the registra- tion is sought, and the ability of the applicant to maintain and keep infant children, in accordance with the provisions of the said Act. Report of Health Officer. 4. The Medical Health Officer shall report on the situa- tion of the house and premises of each applicant for regis- PROTECriON OF INFANT CHILDREN. tration, the number of rooms in the houae, the suitableness of tlie house for the purposes for which registration is sought, having regard to sanitary requirements and conditions, and the number of infants which should be allowed to be kept therein, together with any other information which he may be able to obtain as to the character of the applicant and his ability and fitness to be entrusted with the care of infant children. i 5. No person shall be registered who shall not be recom- Pewomnot mended and approved of by the reports of the Medical tered unku Health Officer and the Chief Constable. reoommeuded 6. On receipt of the reports of the Medical Health AppUowit to Otticer and of the Chief Constable it shall be the dufc^ of decision of the General Inspector of Licenses to notify the applicant h^*1^*^ whether his application has been accepted or refused. Officer. 7. In no case shall more than one infant be received into Requiaitea of any registered house for each 750 cubic feet contained in the houus. room or rooms in which such infants are respectively kept, and no more than four infants shall be received into any house for each female attendant in such house ; and the General Inspector of Licenses shall enter in the book of forms for the registration of infants supplied to the person registered the number of infants which the person so regis- tered is entitled to receive into such registered house. 8- All houses and premises registered shall be liable Inspection of to be visited and inspected at all hours by the Medical Km.™'^ Health Officer, or by any other duly authorized person and also by any police constable or detective in the employment of the Police Department; and no person registered under the said Act shall refuse admission to his house or premises to any person duly authorized to visit and inspect the same, nor shall he refuse to pro- duce the register required to be kept by him under the provisions of the said Act for examination, or answer any reasonable questions which may be asked by such per- son, and he shall afford to such person every reason- able facility for reviewing and inspecting the registered premises and seeing the inmates thereof. 100 PROTECTION OF INFANT CHILDREN. H Penalty. Diatrsas. 9. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth- with, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; Commitment, and in case of there being no distress found out of which such pe/»alty can be levied the convicting Magistrate may commit the ofiender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. t i ! » I 1 I! No. 2451. A By-law to provide for the Inspection of Public Bathing Houses and Boathouses. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : Offences for 1. Any person who is found in any public bathing which arrest , i it -xi- a l • i •/> may be made, house or boathouse committmg any offence which, if com- mitted in the public streets or elsewhere, would render him liable to arrest without warrant, shall be arrested and brought before the Police Magistrfite, and dealt with according to law. Duty of keeper of bathing and. boat-honsea 2. No keeper of any public bathing house or boathouse shall permit disorderly persons to visit his bathing house or boathouse, or suffer, or permit, any breach of " The Liquor License Act," or of any By-law of the City to be committed therein. / BATHING HOUSES AND BOATHOUSES. 101 3. Every Police Constable or Detec wholly or in part tor boathouse purposes, and prevent inspect the use thereof for illegal or immoral purposes. boathousea. 4- No keeper of any public bathing house or boathouse Resiating shall refuse permission to any Police Constable or Detective ^^'^^ connected with the Police Department of the City, or hinder or prevent any such Police Constable or Detective from entering into and upon his bathing house or boat- house and the premises connected therewith. 5. A.ny person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth- Diatreas. with, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of there being no distress found out of which such Oommitment. penalty can be levied the convicting Magistrate may com- mit the offender to the common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. 102 NOISES. I I No. 2452. A By-law to prevent certain Noises calculated to disturb the Inhabitants. Passed 13th January, 1890. the( Toronto enacts as follo\\ s : — 'PHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Advertising 1. No person shall advertise any sale of merchandize, ^^gf**"** furniture, or other article, or matter, by the ringing o^ a belJ, blowing of a horn, crying, hallooing, or creating any other discordant noise, in the streets of the City, or on the step of a house or other premises open to the public street, whereby the public are liable to be subjected to inconvenience and annoyance: Provided always, that nothing contained in this section shall be con- strued to extend to any person duly appointed and author- ized by the Council to follow the calling of Police Crier or City Bellman. Sounding steam whiatlesby ateamera. 2. No person shall blow or sound or cause to be blown or sounded, the steam whistle of any steamer while lying at a wharf, or when approaching or leaving such wharf, except when absolutely necessary as a signal of danger, or in cases authorized by law or by the By-laws of the City. 3- No person shall blow or sound, or cause to be blown or sounded, the steam whistle of any locomotive for the pur- pose of signalling to make up trains, or for purposes other than those authorized by law or by the By-laws of the City. Alarm signals 4. In othing in the two last preceding sections contained Bepartment ^^*^^ ^ construed as prohibiting the use of steam whistles Sounding steam whistles by locomotives. LICENSES. 108 as alarm signals in cases of fire, collision, or other imminent danger, or for the necessary signals by the steam engines of the Fire Department of the City. By-law 3458 5. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convictiing Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs; and in Distress, default of payment of the said penalty and costs forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of there being no distress found out of which such Commitment, penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may com- mit the offender to the common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 2453. V By-law respecting the appointment of a General Inspector of Licenses and the issue of Licenses in certain cases. Passed 13th January, 1890. 'theC Toronto enacts as follows : — rrilE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of the general inspector of licenses. 1. There shall be an officer appointed by the Council Appointment to be called the General Inspector of Licenses for the City inspector of ofTCxOnto. Licenses. 104 GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES. 2- The General Inspector of Licenses shall, before enter- ing upon the duties of his office, be required to furnish Security to be fcy^o ffood and sufficient sureties in the sum of $500, for inspector. the faithful performance of the duties of his office, and the due accounting for and paying over all moneys which shall come into his hands, by virtue of his office, to the Trea- surer of the City. Duties of Inspector. 3. The following shall be the duties of the Qeneral Inspector of Licenses : — To attend Committees and Board of Police Com- missioners. To attend the meetings of all Committees of the Coun- cil, and of the Board of Commissioners of Police, whenever he shall be notified or mav find it neces- sary to do so on business connected with the duties his office ; Toadvisewith the Treasurer, 2. To advise with the Treasurer on all matters incident to his office; To prepare lists of parties liable to take out licenses. To prepare classified alphabetical lists of all parties liable to take out licenses and to use all diligence to have the same correct and submit the same monthly, (or oftener if required), for the examination of the Treasurer ; To keep a registry of applications for licenses or transfers. 4. To receive and keep a registry of all applications for licenses or for transfers of licenses, to be issued under this By-law, or any other By-law of the City or of the Board of Commissioners of Police ; To ascertain that the petitions are correct and the sureties are solvent. 5. To ascertain that the petitions accompanying such applications are true in all particulars, and that the sureties tendered, where such are required, are solvent and responsible parties ; To inspect premises and make enqui- ries relative to the grant- ing of license. 6. To make an inspection of all premises in connection with which a license is sought, and to make every enquiry relative to matters connected with the grant- ing of licenses, requisite to secure a due observance of the law ; AND THE ISSUE OF LICENSES. 105 7. To keep full particulars and duplicate counterparts of all licenses issued ; and file a copy of such par- ticulars, and one of such duplicates, in the office of the Treasurer ; 8. To make out all bonds, licenses, transfers, and copies of the same ; and to sign all licenses and transfers issued under this By-law, the same having been first taken to the Treasurer, and returned with his receipt thereon for fees payable therefor ; To keep par- tiuulara aud duplicate counterpart* of licenses. To make out and sign licenses, eto. 9. To visit, at least four times in the year, all houses*and To inspect premises the owners or occupants of which are licensed premisea. under this By-law ; to ascertain from time to time> To ascertain and as often as may be necessary, whether the per- JlompU^d'"* sons licensed under this By-law, or any other By-law with, of the City or of the Board of Commissioners of PolJce, continue to comply with the provisions of such By-laws, whether the premises licensed continue to be maintained in such a state as said By-laws require, and if the houses and other premises licensed are well and orderly kept. 10. To report monthly to the Standing Committee on To make Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning : — reportsf (a) The number of licenses granted since his last report, (6) The number of licenses transferred, (c) The amount of moneys received from all sources since his last report, and the total amount of receipts from all sources received during the year to date of his report. INSPECTION OF LICENSED' PREMISES. 4. Every house, place or premises licensed under this Oeneral By-law shall be liable to be inspected at all reasonable lS3*iK>lioe times, by the General Inspector of Licenses, by the officers may Chief Constable and any police officer or other person licensed 1^ premises. 106 GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES. a«58. By^w duly authorized in that behalf; and any person who shall refuse admission to such officer or person, after demand made, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. Petitiona for APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES AND SECURITY. 5. All applications for licenses when required by a resolution of the Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses, and Street Cleaning, shall be by petition, addressed to the Council, forms of which shall be furnished by the General Inspector of Licenses on application to him at his office, which petition shall set out : — 1. The name, occupation, and address of the applicant ; ill Certain appli- cations to be referred to the Chief Constable. 2. The nature of the license applied for ; 3. The place where the same is to be exercised, or where the proposed trade or calling is to be carried on ; 4. The period for which the license is required'; 5. The names of the bondsmen or sureties, where the same are required ; 6. In the case of auctioneers and keepers of intelligence offices, roller skating rinks, cigar and tobacco stores, the names of all clerks employed by the applicant in his business, and their address ; 7. In case of theatres, exhibitions, shows, or other place of public amusement, the nature and description of the theatre, exhibition, show, or place of amusement the applicant desires to open. 6> All applications for licenses to keep: a billiard or bagatelle table ; a bowling alley ; a shooting or rifle gal- lery ; a roller skating rink ; an intelligence office ; a cigar store ; a pawnbroker's store ; a victualling house, ordinaiy or other place of public reception, refreshment or enter- tainment ; or to carry on the business of an auctioneer ; or AND THE ISSUE OF LICENSES. 107 hawker, pedlar, or petty chapman; or transient trader, shall before the granting of the license be referred by the General Inspector of Licenses to the Chief Constable, for his report on the character of the applicant ; and no such license shall be granted until such report shall have been approved by the said Committee, and in the event of the report from the Chief Constable being adverse to the applicant no such license shall be granted, except upon the order of the said Committee and after due consi- deration of the application and of the Chief Constable's report. When a petition from any person desirous of obtain- Security to bo a license to keep a victualling house, an ordinary fbta?ii?M° ;cor- mg or house where fruit, oysters, clams, or victuals are sold *"° licenses to be eaten therein, or any other place of public recep- tion, refreshment, or entertainment, a bowling alley, a billiard table, a roller skating rink, a rifle or shooting gal- lery, a store where cigars or cigarettes are sold by retail, a pawnbroker's shop, or an intelligence office, shall have been granted, the petitioner, before obtaining a license from the General Inspector of Licenses, shall execute a bond to the Corporation of the City with two good and sufficient sureties, to be approved of by the General Inspector of Licenses, binding him in the sum of $400 and such sureties in the sum of $200 each, that he will, as long as such license remains in force and unforfeited, keep good order and rule in his house, and will not suffer or allow any gambling or other disorderly practice therein, and will well and truly in all things observe, fulfil, and keep all by-laws of the Council and of the Commissioners of Police, so far as the same shall refer to the regulation of his house, and the object or purpose for which the license shall have been obtained. APPEALS WHEN LICENSI£S ARE WITHHELD OR REFUSED. 8. Any applicant for a license whose application shall Notice of have been refused or held over for consideration by the ap^^nts for General Inspector of Licenses, may appeal to the Committee licenses when on Markets, Licenses, and Street Cleaning by serving a notice are refurnd. in writing of such appeal on the City Clerk and General 108 QENEnAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES. Inspector of Licenses, and on receipt of such notice the City Clerk shall forthwith notify the applicant and the General Inspector of Licenses, and also the Chief Con- Parties to b« stable, when the license has been refused or held over on appeal ° ^^^ report, requesting them to attend the meeting of the Committee, naming the day and hour, when the subject matter of the appeal will be heard and disposed of. Inspector to attend and ■ubmit reports, etc., to the Gcm- mittee. Meeting of Committee may be held with closed doors. 9. Upon receipt of such notice of appeal and notice of meeting of the Committee, it shall be the duty of the General Inspector of Licenses to attend such meeting and lay before the said Committee all papers, reports, documents, and any other information which he may have which led him to refuse or withhold the granting of the license to the applicant ; and such meeting may, if the said Committee think tit to so direct, be held with closed doors, admitting only the applicant (who shall have the right to be present) and such other persons as they may, by resolution adopted by the vote of the majority of the Committee present, decide to admit. Committee may order license to issue. 10. If the Committee so order and direct, the Gem- ral Inspector of Licenses shall forthwith issue to the appli- cant the license applied for, on his complying with the other provisions and requirements of this By-law. Persons TRADES REQUIRINQ LICENSES. 11. No person shall carry on any of the several certain trades trades, occupations, callings, or business mentioned in to be licensed, ^j^g jjg^^ succeeding section of this By-law unless and until he shall procure a license so to do, and every per- son so licensed shall be subject to the provisions of this By-law. 12. There shall be taken out by — Aaotioneen. 1. Every auctioneer or other person selling or putting up for sale goods, wares, merchandize, or effects by public auction ; AND THE ISSUE OF LICENSES. 109 2. All hawkers, petty chapmen, or other persons Bylaw, carrying on petty trades, or who go from place to — , — - place or to other men's houses, on foot, or with any p^j^y q^' . animal bearing or drawing any goods, wares, or ?J«y ""'l merchandize for sale, or in or with any boat, vesi^el, or other craft, or otherwise carry goods, wares, or merchandize for sale : Except that no such license When license ^ unnecessary, shall be required for hawking, peddling, or selling from any vehicle or other conveyance goods, wares or merchandize to any retail dealer, or for hawk- ing or peddling goods, wares, or merchandize, the growth, produce, or manufacture of this Province, not being liquors within the meaning of the law relating to taverns or tavern licenses, if the same are being hawked or peddled by the manufacturer or producer of such goods, wares, or merchandize, or by his bona fide servants or employees having written authority in that behalf, and such servant and employee shall produce and exhibit his written authority when required so to do by any municipal or peace officer ; nor from any pedlar of fish, farm, and garden produce, fruit, and coal oil, or other small articles that can be carried in the hand or in a small basket, nor from any tinker, cooper, glazier, harness mender, or any person usually trading or mend- ing kettles, tubs, household goods, or umbrellas, or going about and carrying with him proper materials for such mending ; 3. Every transient trader or other person who occupies Transient premises in the City for temporary periods, and whose T"**^"- name has not been duly entered on the assessment roll in respect of income or personal property for the then current year, and who may offer goods or mer- chandize of any description for sale by auction or in any other manner, conducted by himself or by a licensed auctioneer or by his agent or otherwise. But no license to any transient trader shall afiect, apply to, or restrict the sale of the stock of an insolvent estate which is being sold or disposed of within the City in which the insolvent carried on business there- Sale of insol- vent estates. no GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES. with at the time of the issue of a writ of attachment or of the execution of an assignment ; Intelligenoe oflioua. Every person who keeps an intelligence office for registering the names and residences of, and giving information to, or procuring servants, labourers, work- men, clerks, or other employees for employers in want of the same ; or for registering the names and residences of, and giving information to, or pro- curing employment for domestic servants, labourers workman, clerk, or other person seeking employ- ment; Milk vendors. 5, Every milk vendor ; Sale of; meat, g. Every persrm who sells fresh meat in quantities less than the quarter carcase ; Tobaoco stores. Victualling houses. 7. The owner and keeper of every store or shop (other than taverns and shops holding licenses under The LiqvA)r License Act) where tobacco, cigars, or cigar- ettes are sold by retail ; 8. Every person who owns or keeps a victualling house ordinary, or house where i'ruit, oysters clams, or victuals are sold to be eaten therein ; Places for refreshment. 9. Every person who owns or keeps any place for the reception, refreshment, or entertainment of the public ; Billiard or bagatelle tables. 10. Every person who for hire or gain directly or indi- rectly keep or have in their possession or on their premises any billiard or bagatelle table ; or who keep or have a billiard or bagatelle table in a house or place of public entertainment or resort whether the said billiard or bagatelle table is used or not ; Bowling alleys. 11. Every person who owns or keeps for hire or profit a bowling alley ; ■/■ AND THB ISSUE OF LICBNSEa 111 li. Every person who owns or keeps for hire or profit a By-l»w roller skating rink, a coaster, a switchback, or a ^ ^* ■* tobaggan slide ; ^^""fto. 13. Every person who owns or keeps for hire or profit a Shooting rifle or shooting gallery ; gallery. 14. Every person who owns or keeps for hire or profit ExhiWtloiu. any exhibition of — (a) Wax work,menageries,circus riding, rope walking, Circui riding, dancing, tumbling, or other acrobatic, or gym- nastic performance, (6) Wild animals or hippodrome, (c) Sparring or boxing. Wild animala. Boxing (d) Slight-of-hand, legerdemain, jugglery, or other Jugglery. like tricks, (e) Pictures, paintings, statuary, works of art, natural Pictures. or artificial curiosities, tableaux, wonderful animals, or freaks of nature. (/) Theatrical, dramatic, and other like amusement, Theatrical en- or tertaiumente. (g) Any other exhibition kept for hire or profit and Exhibitions exhibits the same elsewhere than in a theatre, *^ °' "*' music or concert hall, or other building or place duly licensed under the next succeeding sub-section ; 15. Every penion who owns or keeps for hire or profit any Theatres and theatre, music or concert Lall, or other building or °""'° place used for theatrical, dramatic, musical, or other like amusement ; — a license authorizing them respectively to carry on their several biades, callings, and business in the City, for 112 T r- if- V.l .By-i»w M5S. Partnenhip compttniea. Showmen. LioenBes to be for Olio year's tluration. GENERAL INbPECTOK OF LICENSES which said licenne the peiMon obtaining the same shall pay at the time of taking out Huch license the fee pre- scribed therefor in section 43 of this By-law. 18. In all cases of partnership firms (except hawkers and pedlars) incorporated companies, troupes of actors, musicians, exhibitors, or other like combinations or associa- tions, no more than one license shall be required to be taken out for any one place or premises ; but in the case of showmen, a license shall be required for each separate show or exhibition when held under a separate canvas or tent. NATURE AND PERIOD OF LICENSES. 14- All licenses granted under this By-law, (except to hawkers, pedlars, and petty chapmen), unless they are expressed to be granted for a shorter period, and unless the same shall become sooner forfeited, shall be for the year current at the time of the issuing thereof, and shall expire on the thirty-first day of December next succeeding the date of the same ; and for any license issued between the first day of January and the iirst day of April in any year, the amount to be paid for the same shall be equal to the charge for the full year ; for any license issued subse- quent to the first day of April and prior to the first day of July, the charge shall be equal to three-fourths of the full charge for one year ; and for any license issued subsequent to the first day of July, the ch{irge shall be equal to one- half the amount charged for the full year. Pedlan and 15. Every license to any hawker, pedlar, or petty chap- ^n^° ap- ^^^ ^j^^jj ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^j^^ j^^ j^y. ^^ j^jy .^ every year, lioeiwes. ^j^^ gh^n y^g j^ force until and inclusive of the 30th day of June following. Fees for licenses pro- cured after Ist January. EXISTING LICENSES. Existing licenses to be allowed to run out. 16. In any case where a license has been taken out by any person pursuant to any By-law heretofore in force in that behalf, and hereby repealed, such license shall stand good for the time for which the same was issued, and no new license shall be required to be taken out by any per- son holdi for whicl the othoi person li is-sucd ur Itiw. 17. Ev niiide out the pers( ever it Licenses, person di copy shal for the HI uitcd with 18. Th( of the Ch transfer ( person to to the Tr( particular license an Licenses. 19. In ( keep an i alley, a bil gallery, oi is convicte same, or sli visions of of the Li( the provisi upon con\ imposed f< his license 16 AND TIIK ISSUE OF LICENSES. 113 son holding Huch licenso until tlie expirntion of the term fur which HUch license shall have been issued ; but all of the other provisions of this By-law shall apply to every person holding such license as if the same had been issued under the provisions of and pursuant to this By- law. ByUw 94ei. LICKNSES TO BE IN TRIPLICATE. 17. Every license issued under this By-law shall be Lioenie«tob« nmde out in triplicate, and one copy shall be delivered to the person licensed, who shall produce the same when- ever it may be demanded by the General Inspector of Licenses, or any Justice of the Peace, Constable, or other person duly authorized to demand its production, and one copy shall be retained by the General Inspector of Licenses for the use of the Committee, and the third shall be depo- sited with the Treasurer of the City. TRANSFER OF LICENSES. 18. The General Inspector of Licenses, with the approval Transfer of of the Chief Constable of the City, may in his discretion transfer any license issued under this By-law from one person to another upon the payment of $2 being first made to the Treasurer for the use of the City, the conditions and particulars of such transfer to be endorsed on the original license and the copies thereof by the General Inspector of Licenses. FORFEITURE OF LICENSES. 19. In case any person who has taken out a license to keep an intelligence office, a victualling house, a bowling alley, a billiard table, a roller skating rink, a rifle or shooting gallery, or a cigar and tobacco store, under this By-law, is convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of the same, or shall be convicted of a breach of any of the pro- visions of the By-laws regarding tavern and shop licenses, of the License Commissioners of the City, or of any of the provisions of the " Liquor License Act," such person, upon conviction as aforesaid, in addition to the penalty imposed for the infraction thereof, shall absolutely forfeit his license for the remainder of the current year, and 10 Penalty on certain estab- lisbments contravening this By-law or By-law of Police Com- missionei's relating to taverns. 114 GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES By-law aw3. the General Inspector of Licenses shall duly notify the party whose license is so forfeited, and the Chief Constable of the City, of such forfeiture. AUCTIONEERS. Who to be 20. Any person selling or putting up for sale goods, •'"Auction- *** wares, merchandise or effects by public auction, shall be eer." deemed an Auctioneer within the meaning of this By- law. Signs. 21. Every person who shall exercise the calling or busi- ness of an Auctioneer, shall exhibit in a conspicuous man- ner, at his auction room, his name and business as such Auctioneer; but if several persons are exercising such calling or business in partnership, the name of the firm need only be exhibited as aforesaid. Books to be kept. 22- Every Auctioneer shall keep proper books of account, in which shall be entered the names and addresses of all persons by whom goods shall be left with hiui for sale, 01 for whom goods shall be sold by him, and also the names and addresses of all persons to whom such goods, Avares or merchandise may be sold by him, and the names and description of the goods sold, and the price obtained for each such article. Books may be inspected. 23- AH books kept by any Auctioneer, pursuant to the last preceding section, shall be open at all times during business hours to the inspection of the General Inspector of Licenses, or any Inspector of Police or detective in the employ of the Police Commissioners. Mock auctioneer. Misrepresen- tions at sales. 24. No Auctioneer shall conduct or permit to be carried on in his premises any mock auction, or shall knowingly and wilfully make, or permit to be made, any misrepre- sentation as to the quality or value of any goods, wares or merchandise which may be offered for sale by him. HAWKERS, PETTY CHAPMEN, AND MILK VENDORS. License to be 26. Every hawker, pedlar, petty chapman or milk ven- demand. °° ^or, his servant or employee shall produce and exhibit his AND THE ISSUE OF LICENSES. 115 license when required so to do by the General Inspector of Licenses, or by any Police Constable or other person duly authorized to demand its production. By-law 9468. 26- Every hawker, pedlar, milk vendor, or other person Vehicles to be licensed under this By-law, who carries on his business or calling with any waggon, cart or other vehicle shall, at the time of the issue of his license, receive from the General Inspector of Licenses a plate bearing a number, which shall be affixed on a prominent place on the left hand side of the outside of such waggon, cart, or other vehicle, and shall remain thereon during the period for which the license is granted ; and no other device displaying a number shall be exhibited upon the outside of such waggon, cart, or other vehicle, and such plate shall be returned to the General Inspector of Licenses at the expiration of the term of the license. INTELLIGENCE OFFICES. 27- Every keeper of an intelligence office shall keep Copy of posted up in a conspicuous place in his office, as shall be this By-law- determined by the General Inspector of Licenses, his j^^^g*®** license, and also a copy of sections 28 to 31 inclusive of this By-law, which shall be supplied to the licensee by the General Inspector of Licenses at the time of issuing the license. E "' Hill liii 28- Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office, O^ce hours, shall keep in a conspicuous place on the outside thereof, a sign shewing his name, and indicating his office hours. 29- Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office Books to be shall keep a book, which shall be supplied to the licensee by the General Inspector of Licenses at the time of issuing the license, in which the licensee shall enter, at the time of Application, the name and residence of any person who may apply for employment, or who may make application to be supplied with any clerk, servant, labourer, workman, or other employee, and also any and all sums of money which may be received from any person for any such services ; and such book shall at all times be open to I I m By-lav 3488. H6 GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES the inspection of the General Inspector of Licenses, or of any Inspector of Police or other person in the employ of the Police Commissioners. *'•«•• 30. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office shall be entitled to receive at the time of application the following fees and no more : — 1. From every male applying for place or employment as servant, or labourer, or workman, a sum not exceed- ing 50 cents; as clerk or skilled emj)loyee, coach- man, butler, rockman, time-keeper, or teamster having a team, $1. 2. From every female applying for place or employment as domestic servant or person employed by the day, a sum not exceeding 25 cents; as governess, clerk, or other skilled employee, house-keeper, or cook, Si. 3. From every person making application for a male domestic, servant, labourer, or workman, a sum not exceeding 50 cents ; for a clerk or other skilled employee, coachman, butler, rockman, time-keeper, or teamster having a team, $1. 4. From every person making application for a female domestic servant or person employed by the daj', a sum not exceeding 60 cents ; for a governess, clerk, or other skilled employee, house-keeper, or cook, $1. Refund of fees. for which sum a receipt shall be given at the time of making application to the person so applying : and in the event of no place or employment being obtained as applied for, or no employee being obtained as applied for, within one week from the date of application, one half the fees so paid shall be refunded on the demand of the person pro- ducing the receipt. FnndB. 31. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office^ who shall directly or indirectly, or through any person^ make or use any improper device, deceit, false represen- tation, false pretences, or any imposition whatsoever, for AND THE ISSUE OF LICENSES. 117 any improper purpose, or for the purpose of obtaining a fee, money, or gratuity or other thing of value from any customer, person or patron, or who shall be guilty of extor- tion, or of taking or demanding any article or thing or any fees except those authorized by this By-law, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND CIGARETTES. 32- No person licensed under this By-law to sell Saleoftobacoo tobacco, cigars or cigarettes shall sell, nor shall any one in his employment or in charge of his store or shop, sell, deliver or give away any tobacco, cigar or cigarette to any child under the age of fourteen years, except on the written order of the parent, guardian, or employer of the child. 33 No person licensed under this By-law to sell tobacco> Shops to be cigars, or cigarettes, shall keep open his shop for the pur- Sundays. pose of selling or shall sell any tobacco, cigar, or cigarette on Sunday. BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE TABLES — BOWLING ALLEYS. 34. No licensed keeper of a billiard or bagatelle table. Hours for or of a bowling alley, shall keep open his room in which ing^SEiysiuid any such billiard or bagatelle table is kept, or keep open *>miard rooms his premises in which any bowling alley is kept, or permit any person to play on such billiard or bagatelle table, or in such bowling alley, after the hour of 10 o'clock on Saturday night till the hour of 6 o'clock on Monday morning, and on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, after the hour of 12 o'clock midnight till 6 o'clock on the following morning. 35- Every billiard room or bowling alley licensed under Hours for this By-law which shall be situate in any house or prem- and^wUng" ises which have been licensed as a tavern or shop for the aUeys in sale of intoxicating liquors, by the License Commissioners shops, for the City, shall be closed after the hour of 7 o'clock on Saturday night till the hour of 6 o'clock on Monday morn- ing ; and on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and 118 I H ' !! I By-law 3463. Licenses to be posted up in oertain places. Disorderly persona. GENERAL INSPECTOR OP LICENSES Friday, after the hour of 11 o'clock at night till 6 o'clock on the following morning. » POSTING UP LICENSES. 36. Every person obtaining a license to keep an intelli- genco office, a victualling house, a bowling alley, a bil- liard table, a roller skating rink, a rifle or shooting gallery, a cigar and tobacco store, or a pawnbroker's 'office, shall keep his license posted up in some conspicuous place in the premises so licensed as shall be determined by the General Inspector of Licenses ; and a copy of every billiard table license shall be posted up in every room in which a billiard table is kept, and all licenses or copies of licenses shall remain so posted up during the time the said premises are licensed. GAMBLING, ETC. 37- No person licensed under this By-law to keep an intelligence office, a victualling house, a bowling alley, a bil- liard table, a roller skating rink, or a cigar and tobacco store, shall permit any disorderly person, or any one who keeps or resides in any house of ill-fame, or any prostitute, to resort to or f requtiit his house or premises ; and no person so licensed shall keep, or suffer or permit to be kept, in his house or premises, any faro bank, rouge-et-noir, roulette table, or any other device for gambling or gaming, or suffer or permit any tippling or gambling of any kind to be carried on therein or thei'eupon. THEATRES, EXHIBITIONS, SHOWS, ETC. 38. Every person obtaining a license for a theatre, music or concert hall, exhibition, show, or other place of public amusement, shall keep good order in and about his theatre, hall, exhibition, show, or other place of public amusement, and at his own expense shall keep a sufficient force of servants for that purpose. Gambling, 39- All licenses to open a theatre, music or concert ^ohibited* *'*' ^^^^' exhibition, show, or other place of public amusement. as aforesaid, shall contain a proviso that no gaming, raffling, lottery, or chance gift distribution of money or Gambling tables. Order to be kept in theatres, etc AND THE ISSUE OF LICENSES. articles of value shall be connected therewith or shall be allowed by the person obtaining the license, or in anvwise permitted or held out as an inducement to visitors, and any person licensed as aforesaid who shall be found guilty of an infringement of any of the By-laws of the City shall, in addition to the penalties imposed for the infraction thereof, absolutely forfeit his license for the remainder of the current term. 119 By-law 2463. 40- Any person who shall keep or open any exhibition Penalty for of wax works, menageries, circus riding, or other such like persona shows usually exhibited by showmen without having first unlicensed obtained a license therefor, shall be liable to a penalty not ghows^o. exceeding $50 exclusive of costs, to be levied by the dis- tress and sale of the goods and chattels of the showman, or belonging to or used in such exhibition whether owned by such showman or not, or to imprisonment in the Common Gaol for the City for any term not exceeding one month. 41. No license granted under this By-law shall be in shows on force so as to permit any person to have any exhibition 8'"®?'"??°', e 1 • 'A- i-u 1 ^ VI agricultural of any work, or circus ridmg, or other show oi a like associations. character, or place of gambling, or any traffic of fruits, goods, wares, or merchandise of whatever description for gain, on the days of the exhibition of the Industrial Exhibition Association of Toronto, the Agricultural Asso- ciation of Ontario, or of an^^ Electoral District or Town- ship Agricultural Society, either on the grounds of such society, or within the distance of three hundred yards from such grounds. LIABILITY OF AGENTS. 42. The act of the wife, servant, clerk, or other employee Licensee to b« of any person licensed to carry on any business or calling "^^t!*^** under this By-law shall be deemed and taken to be the act agent. of the licensee, and the licensee shall be held responsible therefor as though he had done the act himself. FEES. 43. There shall be levied and collected from the appli- Fees, cant for every license granted for any business or object .m m 120 GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES By-law in this By-law specified as requiring a license, a license 2403. fee as follows : — Auctionaers. 1, For an auctioneer's license, an annual fee of $50. pedlars and petty chap- man. 2. For a license to follow the calling of a hawker, pedlar or petty chapman (1) with a horse, mule or other animal and vehicle, an annual fee of $25 ; (2) on foot, an annual fee of $5. In Transient 3. For a license to carry on business as a transient trader, ^"'' an annual fee of $50. Intelligeno* 4_ For a licence to keep an intelligence oflSce, an annual fee /\tT1 ftOM * ^ of $10. offices. Milkyendors. 6. For a license to carry on the business of a milk vendor, an annual fee of $1. Sale of meat. 6. For a license to sell fresh meat in less quantity than by the quarter carcase, an annual fee of $1. Tobacco ■hops. 7. For a license to sell cigars, cigarettes and tobacco, an annual fee of $5 ; and a license to sell tobacco, but not including cigars and cigarettes, an annual fee of$l. Viotnalling and lodging houses. 8. For a license to carry on the business of a victualling house, ordinary, or house where fruit, oysters, clams, or victuals are sold to be eaten therein, other than a licensed tavern or hotel, an annual fee of $10. Places of 9. For a license to keep any place for the reception, " "" ^^ "' refreshment, or entertainment of the public, other than a licensed tavern or hotel, an annual fee of $10. :1 Bagatelle 10. For a license to keep a bagatelle table, for each bagatelle tables. taijie an annual fee of $10. Billiard 11. For a license to keep a billiard table, an annual fee of **' $20 ; and for each additional table,an annual fee of $10. AND THE ISSUE OF LICENSES. ill 12. For a license to keep a bowling alley, an annual fee of $20, when the beds do not exceed two ; and for each additional bed an annual fee of $5. By-law S4S8. Bowling alleys. 13. For a license to keep a roller skating rink an annual Roller fee of $50, and for every roller coaster, switchback, * °^ "" and toboggan slide, $25. 14. For a license to keep a rifle or shooting gallery, or Shooting any instrument or mechanical device for amusement, 8«leries. an annual fee of $10. 15. For a license for a travelling circus or a menagerie, hip- Travelling podrome, or other like travelling exhibition, a fee of "'■°"8» **«• $500, and for each side show or other entertainment, connected or associated with such circus, menagerie or other exhibition, a fee of $50, and no circus, menagerie, hippodrome, or other like travelling exhibition, side show, or other entertainment con- nected therewith, shall be exhibited in the city for a longer period than one day, unless with the per- mission of the Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning, and unless a new license is taken out for each day such exhibition or show is ex- hibited. 16. For a license to exhibit wax works, menageries, circus ExhibltionB, riding, rope walking, dancing, tumbling, or other acrobatic or gymnastic performance, wild animals or hippodrome, sparring, boxing, slight-of-hand, legerde- main, jugglery, or other like tricks, pictures, paintings, statuary, works of art, natural or artificial curiosities, tableaux, wonderful animals, or freaks of nature, or any other exhibition kept for hire or profit, when the same is exhibited elsewhere than in a theatre, music or concert hall, or other building or place duly licensed for each day of such exhibition a fee of not less than $5 or more than $20. 17. For a license to keep for hire or profit a theatre, music Theatren, or concert hall, or other building or place which is ™°"° 16 ! ! 122 ISSUE OF LICENSES. used for theatrical, dramatic, musical, or other like amusement, an annual fee of $100. Acton and muiiciani. 18. For a license for the performance of any troupe or com- pany of actors, musicians, or dramatic or musical per- formers, not being residents of the City, where such performance is given elsewhere than in a licensed theatre, music or concert hall, building, tent, or other place, for each performance a fee of not less than and not more than $20. u ' :)•' PIa".n of amuiemant. B. S. 0. 1887 o. 39. Accounts to be kept by Treasurer. Penalty. DiatresB. 19. For a license for keeping any other place or amusement or entertainment, when an admission fee is charged, an annual fee of not less than $50 : Provided that no license fee shall be payable by the Industrial Exhibi- tion Association of Toronto, The Provincial Industrial Exhibition or any other Association or Society men- tioned in The Agriculture and Arts Act, or by the Ontario Society of Artists, or by any persons giving any exhibition, musical, dramatic or other perform- ance for the benefit of any religious or charitable institution of the City. SEPARATE ACCOUNT. 44. The Treasurer shall keep a separate account of all moneys received under this By-law, and the expenses connected with enforcing the same shall be charged against the same account, and the balance, if any, shall l)e annually transferred to the credit of the annual revenue account : Provided always, that all accounts charged or paid, as aforesaid, shall be certified by the General Inspec- tor of Licenses, and be countersigned by the Chairman of the Committee on Markets, Licenses, and Street Cleaning. PENALTY. 46. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs T' PAWNBROKERS. 123 forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be By-law levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the .^X^^ offender ; and in case of there being no distress found out Commitment, of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 2454. TF '^>\ A By-law Respecting the licensing of Pawn- brokers, Passed 13th January, 1890. rpiIE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of ■*• Toronto enacts as follows : — 1. No person shall exercise the trade of a Pawnbroker Pawnbrokers within the City unless he shall have obtained a license therefor under the hand of the City Treasurer. 2- Every license issued under this By-law shall expire Duration of on the thirty-first day of December next after the issue •'°«'"'es. thereof, and all licenses shall be renewed annually from the first day of January in each year, and expire on the thirty- first day of December foUow^ing. 3. This By-law is passed in order to give effect to the By-law to provisions of the Act respecting Pawnbrokers being chapter ^^^3 (fg°*5^ 156 of the Revised Statutes of Ontai-io. 4. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofience, exclusive of costs; and f i M ■ I * V 124 TAVERN AND SHOP LICEN8ES. By-law 3400. in default of payment of the said penalty and josts forth- with, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied DUtreM. )jy (Jiatress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; Commitment, and in case of there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Goal of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 2455. Additional duty for tavern Uceuea. Number of tavern licenaes. A By-law relating to Tavern and Shop Licenses. Passed 13th January, 1890. rpHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City ■^ of Toronto, enacts as follows : — .1 There shall be paid for every Tavern License issued for the year, beginning on the first day of May, 1890, and in every succeeding year, a duty of two hundred dollars in addition to the license duties payable under the provi- sions of any Statute of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario. 2- The number of Tavern Licenses to be issued shall not exceed the number of one hundred and fifty in any one year. Licensed 3. Any Shopkeeper hereafter taking out a Shop License SwU^Uqu" *8 defined by chapter 194 of the Revised Statutes of only. Ontario, entitled "An Act respecting the sale of Fermented B.S.O. c. 194. or Spiritous Liqiwrs" for the sale of liquors in the City shall confine the business of his shop solely and exclusively to the keeping and selling of liquor. PLUMBING INSPECTORS AND PLUMBERS. ifi 4. There shall be paid for every Shop License issued By-law for the year, beginning on the first day of May, 1890, .^.^Jt^ and in every succeeding year, a duty of two hundred Additionol dollars, in addition to the license duties payable under the shop licenaea. provisions of any Statute of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontaiio. 5. The number of Shop Licenses to be issued shall not Number of axceed the number of fifty in any one year. ■hop lioeuaei. No 2456. A By-law to provide for the appointment of Plumbing Inspectors, and to License and regulate Plumbers. Passed 13th January, 1890. niHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City ^ of Toronto enacts as follows : — BOARD OF PLUMBING EXAMINERS. 1. A Board of Plumbing Examiners is hereby constituted Board of to consist of the City Engineer, the Superintendent of ^™™"''" Water Works, one practical master plumber in good stand- ing in the City, to be chosen by the Master Plumbers' Association ; one pi'actical plumber, to be chosen by the Journeymen Plumbers* Association ; and one architect or sanitary engineer, practising in the City, to be appointed by the City Engineer. The last three shall hold office for one year after their appointment, and shall be paid Fees, a fee of $4.00 for each session of the Board. The Board .shall be called together by the City Engineer, (who shall be Chairman of the Board), at such times as he shall con- Chairman, aider necessary. i m \ , I I i i 126 By-law 3406. Kxuiniiintiou of uniployea. PLUMBING INSPECTORS AND PLUMBERS. 2. In case a diHputo arises under this By-law as to whether any person eniployetl by a licensed master plumber is a regularly educated, practical and experienced plumber, the said master pUnnber may recpiire the City Engi- neer to permit the said workman to be examined beloro the Board of Examiners, whoso decision as to the competency of said workman shall bo tinal and conclusive. INSPECTORS. 3> The City Engineer(a) shall appoint such Inspectors of plumbing us may be found necessary ; but no person .shall be eligible for such appointment wlio shall not have passed a satisfactory examination before the Board of Examiners as to his proficiency in both the practice and theory of plumbing and drainage. Inspectors to 4. Such Inspectors shall be under the supervision of Engi^neer'a ^''*^ ^^^y Engineer, and shall be attached to his department. Department. plumbers' LICENSES. Apjiointmeiit of Inspectors. Issue of f (lumbers' ieense. Fees. Duration of licenses. Petition for liceases. 5- Every person desiring to carry on business or trade as a master plumber, within the City, shall take out a license, for which license such person shall pay at the time of the issuing thereof the sum of ten dollars, except as hereinafter provided. 6. Every license, unless expressed to be granted for a shorter period and unless the same shall be sooner forfeited, .shall be for the year current at the time of the passing thereof, and shall expire on the 31st of December next succeeding the date of the same, and the amount pay- able for any license issued between the first day of January and the fir.st day of July in any year, shall be equal to the charge for the full year, and for every license issued sub- sequent to the first day of July the charge shall be $7.50. 7. Every person desiring a license shall file with the General Inspector of Licenses a petition in writing, giving the name of the applicant, (and in case of a partnership the name of each member thereof), with his place of (a) Printed as amended by section 3 of By-law No. 2534. PLUMBING INSPECTORS AND PLUMBERS. 127 Liisiiu-.s.s, and asking to liccoine a licensed master plumber ; By-law mill the petition, shall bo accompanied by the bond men- ^.^.-v-iw. tionud in section 9 of this By-law. 8. A partnership of two or more persons desiring to Partner*, cany on the business of master plumbers, may do so upon obtaining a license; and the word " person " in this By-law shall include such partnership. When two or more persons are licensed as partners, the license shall bo issued in the name of the firm or co-partnership. 0. No person shall receive such license unless he is of Qualificatioo the full ago of twenty-one years, and has a place of busi- "ceiwe. ness within the City, and furnishes a bond binding himself to the amount of S200 with at least two sure- ties in the sum of $100 each, to tlie satisfaction of the General Inspector of Licenses, that he is himself a practical plumber, or that he will employ a sufficient number of regularly educated practical and experienced plumbers to do all plumbing work which he may engage to do, and (whether he is a practical plumber himself or not) will not permit or allow any work to be done by, or for him, or in connection with his business, except by such com- petent workmen, and that he will not violate any of the terras, conditions, rules and regulations contained in any By-law respecting plumbing, drainage, sanitary mat- ters, or water works. 10. Any change in the firm or location of the business Change of shall be promptly reported to the General Inspector of **""' Licenses. 11. Every license shall be kept posted in a conspicuous Posting place at the place of business of the licensee. liceuses. 12. No license issued under this By-law shall be trans- Licenses not ferable. transferrablc. i( H. I 13. All licensed master plumbers shall be held responsi- Plumbers to ble for all acts of their apprentices or employees in conaec- for acte of* ' tion with the business for which the license is issued. employees. ^1 V ' J ■ ■ ii'i i I i , 1 i • :' ' I ■■ i By-law 2iB6. Forfeiture of licenses. Restoration of forfeited licenses. 128 PLUMBING INSPECTORS AND PLUMBERS. FORFEITURE OF LICENSES. 14. Upon satisfactory evidence furnished to the City Engineer and Superintendent of the Water Works that any plumber has been twice convicted of a violation of the provisions of this By-law or of any of the By-laws respecting plumbing, drainage, sanitaiy matters or water works, the City Engineer and Superintendent of Water Works may declare the license of said plumber forfeited. 15. Any plumber whose license has been declared forfeited, shall not again be entitled to a license until the declaration of forfeiture has been revoked by the City Engineer and Superintendent of Water Works, or by the Committee having charge of the particular department to which the By-law so violated relates. REGISTRATION OF JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS. 16. Every journeyman plumber shall annually, on or before the first day of January in each year, register in the oflBce of the General .Inspector of Licenses, his name, age, and residence, the name of his employer, and the length of the time he has been at work as a journeyman plumber, and shall pay a fee of twenty-five cents for such registration. PENALTY. Penalty. 17. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the oflfender; Commitment, and in case of there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate, may com- mit the offender to the common goal of the City of Toronto, with or with out hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. Re^stration of journey- men plumbers. Distress. ir D003. 129 By-law 3407. No. 2457. ^"^ A By-law relating to Dogs. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : — 1. In this By-law the word " dog " shall include " bitch " interpreta- unless a contrary intention appears. word*' 'dog." 2. Every owner of a dog over six months old shall. Dogs to be annually, on or before the 1st day of May in each year, registered, cause the same to be registered, numbered, described, and licensed in the office of the General Inspector of Licenses, and shall cause the dog to wear around its neck a collar, to which collar shall be attached a metallic plate having raised, cast, or stamped thereon the letters C. L. P. (City License Paid), and the figures indicating the year for which the said license has been paid, and a number corresponding with the number under which the said dog is registered; and every such owner shall pay for such license, metallic Fees, plate, and registration, for each dog the sum of one dollar, and for each bitch the sum of five dollars, if registered before the 1st day of July, and if registered subsequent to the 1st day of July (except dogs brought into the city after the 1st day of July), for each dog the sum of two dollars, and for each bitch the sum of six dollars; and every license shall expire on the 30th day of April next after the date thereof, (a) 3- Any person in possession of a dog, or who shall Who are to be harbour or suffer any dog to remain about his house or owners, premises, shall be deemed the owner of such dog for the purposes of this By-law. 4. No person shall permit his dog to run at large in the Unregistered City, except during the months of May and June, without ^*jf^t large, having round its neck the collar and metallic plate mention- (a) Printed as amended by section 1 of By-law No. 2551. 16a ^t ; s h ;;,.»..! 'ff li hi! I li h il 130 DOGS. By-law 2407. Pound keepers. Monthly returna. ed in the second section of this By-law ; and any dog run- ning at large contrary to the provisions of this By-law may be captured, killed, or otherwise disposed of by such person as may be duly authorized thereto by the Chiet Constable, (a) Dogs running Q.(b) No person shall allow his dog to run at large in undercoutrol. any of the public parks, squares, drives, streets, lanes, alleys or otherjpublic places in the Cify unless such dog is accompanied by and is under the immediate charge and control of some competent person, and any dog found running at large contrary to this provision shall be liable to be captured and disposed of as hereinafter provided. Pounds. 7, It shall be the duty of the City Commissioner to estab- lish one dog pound, or if necessary, two dog pounds, within the City, for dogs which may be captured under the provi- sions of the By-law, and to appoint pound-keepers therefor; and it shall be the duty of the pound-keepers to keep a record of all dogs impounded, and how the same are disposed of; and the City Commissioner shall make a monthly return to the Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning, showing the cost of maintaining such pounds and of enfor- cing the provisions of this By-law, also the amount of the fines collected, and the proceeds of the sale of dogs, and any other information which may be required by the Council or the said Committee from time to timo respecting the working of this By-law. 8. Any duly authorized person may capture any dog found running at large, contrary to the provisions of this By-law, and may deliver such dog to the keeper of any dog pound, who shall impound the same ; and the owner or possessor of such dog shall be entitled to redeem the same . within seventy-two hours from the time of capture by paying for the use of the City a fine of two dollars for each dog and five dollars for each bitch, and registering and procuring a license for such dog or bitch under the Dogs to be provisions of section two of this By-law ; and if the same not redeemed. ^^ ^^^ redeemed within three clear days after such impounding, then every such dog shall be killed, in such (a) Printed as amended by section 2 of By-law No. 2551. {b) SecMon 5 is repealed by section 3 of By-law No. 2551. Impounding dogs. Redemption of impounded dogs. :-#/>rT".'i;:>*wP.-: f;/^ '^ DOGS. 131 manner as said Coramit«^9e shall approve, by the person appointed fov that purpose. 9. In cases where dogs cannot be captured, the person Dogs that authorized to capture dogs unlawfully running at large capturedL may immediately kill such dogs. 10. When the owner of a dog impounded as aforesaid Redemption produces within seventy-two hours after such impounding dogs im- satisfactory evidence that he had complied with the pro- Po'>nu!; I ^^M\ lii; ;' H '. A 186 By-law 3408. Wharves. Notices on wharves. Gates to be closed when allowed number of passengers are within aame. Gangways. Intoxicated persons. Scale of diarges. Fares. FERRIES. 16. All wharves or landing places on the Island, and when practicable, on the north, or City, side of the bay, shall be constructed according to a plan to be approved of by the General Inspector of Licenses ; and shall be pro- tected by railings and gates. On every such gate or avenue of approach shall be placad, at the owner's expense, in a conspicuous place a 'notice board having painted thereon the name or names of the ferry boat or boats running from such wharf or landing place and also the number of pas- sengers every such boat is licensed to carry. 16. A man shall be in charge of the gate leading to every such wharf or landing placp, who shall at onr „ close the same so soon as the number of passengers allowed by the license for the boat next to leave such wharf or landing place shall have passed through such gate ; and the gate .shall nob be opened again, nor shall any more per- sons be allowed to pass through until after such boat shall have left such wharf or landing place. 17. Every ferry boat licensed under this By-law shall be provided with one or more good and sufficient gang- ways to be approved of by the General Inspector of Licenses, and no person shall enter or leave any feriy boat except by the gangway. 18. The owner or captain of any ferry boat shall not permit any person in a state of intoxication to come or remain on board his boat. 19. The scale of charges to be made on all ferry boats shall not exceed the following rates: — 1. For every passenger to the Island or any other place within the City limits, five cents. 2. For every passenger to the Island or any other place within the City limits and return, round trip, ten cents. 3. For children under twelve years of age, half price. FERUIES. 187 Bylaw a«58. 20- No person shall be required to take a return or round trip ticket, and the owner of such steam or other ferry boats may, if he thinks proper, commute for the Commutation carrying of passengers by tlie season or otherwise. 21. The General Inspector of Licenses and any Con- Constables on stables on duty shall be entitled to a free passage on every {reeuLsea.^ ferry boat to and from such places as they may run. 22- The General Inspector of Licenses may froui time to Powers of time, go on board any ferry boat to ascertain whether the JpP^ctor of ' o J J licenses. provisions of this By-law are complied with. 23- The owner of every ferry boat shall keep a copy of This By-law this By-law, to be furnished to him by the General Inspec- ^^ the^boats. tor of Licenses, posted up at all times during the season of navigation in a conspicuous place on his boat. 24- Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofience, exclusive of costs ; and Distress, in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth- with, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of there being no distress found out of which ConMnitment. such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. inl \\ h ! I I , : 1 ! ' ■ i ' » 1 ji '' ' i i ':-! 138 VESSELS ARRIVINQ IN THE HARBOUR. No. 2459. A By-law for regulating the Vessels, Craft, and Rafts arriving in the Harbour of the City. Passed 13th Januaiy, 1890. rpHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of ■^ Toronto, enacts as follows : — VesMla not to 1. No vessel, craft, or raft coming into the Harbour of ■o M to e*x-^" ^^^ C^^y o^ Toronto, between the first day of April and the thirtieth day of November inclusive shall remain in any public slip or the continuation of any public street, or lie at any public \vharf in the City, to the exclusion of any other vessel, craft or raft, unless the parties in charge of such vessel, craft or raft so occupying such slip, or lying at such wharf, are actually engaged in the work of loading or discharging its cargo of freight or passengers from such vessel, craft or raft. elude other vessela Vessels to be allowed to pass in uid out of wluunres. Use of the public Slips on the Esplanade. 2. No vessel, craft, or raft shall remain in any public slip or the continuation of any public street, or shall lie at any public wharf for a period of more than half an hour con- tinuously, in the event of any other vessel, craft, or raft wishing to pass in or out or to or from other points within the slip. 3- No owner, captain, or other person in charge of any vessel, craft, or raft, shall without the consent of the Council, make use of any public water slip heretofore constructed or hereafter to be constructed by the Corpor- ation at the foot of any public street or highway on the south side of the Esplanade, for the purpose of loading, unloading, embarking, or discharging any passengers or freight into or from any such vessel, crr''t, or raft upon or from such water slip, but such slips shall be used only for the purpose of approaching the water of the Bay or Harbour at the foot of such streets and highways with horses, carts, and other vehicles, as originally intended. mdm^mm^^mMmMmmmb^ PARKS AND EXHIBITION QROUNDa 139 By-law 3460. 4. Any person convicted of a breach of nny of the pro- visions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the Po»»lky. sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs; and in default of paynient of the said penalty nnd costs forth- DiatreM. with, the said penalty ''nd costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of there being no distress found out Commitment, of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding si.*' calendar months, unless the said penalty and costu be sooner paid. No. 2460. A By-law for the management of the Parks and Exhibition Grounds and Buildings. Passed 13th January 1890. rPHE Municipal Council of the Coi-poration of the City of -■■ Toronto, enact Any person convicted of a breach of any of the Penalty, provisions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclu- sive of costs; and in default of payment of the said Distress, penalty and costs forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender; and in case of Commitment, there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the common Gaol of the Citv of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. t .; :'r m ■' it's 144! SHADE OR ORNAMENTAL TREES. By-law 2461. No. 2461. A By-Law relating to Shade or Ornamental Trees. Passed 13th January, 1890. rpHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of •*- Toronto enacts as follows : — Interpreta- ^^ J. The word "Tree" or " Trees" in this By-law shall be or "trees." construed as including all trees, shrubs, and saplings now or hereafter planted for shade or ornament upon or in any street within the City, unless a contrary intention appears. Trees to be 2- AH trees planted in the City, shall be under the care careof*the ^^^ supervision of the Superintendent of Public Parks, Superinten- who is hereby authorized to carry out and enforce the dent of Parks. "' '' provisions of this By-law. Trees not to 3. No person shall plant any tree, nor shall any person ^terfere^d °^ remove, cut down or injure any tree, that may have been with without heretofore, or shall be hereafter planted on the streets pernussion. y^i^ijQjj|j g^g^ obtaining permission in writing from the Superintendent of Public Parks. Trees in 4- Trees planted upon streets shall be placed at a distance b^ieM than 0^ "0** ^^ss than eighteen feet apart and at such a distance eighteen from the line of street or in such places thereon as may be determined by the Superintendent of Public Parks. feet apart. Certain trees 5. Trees known as the silver poplar, balm of gilead, or pUnted. cotton tree, and willow, shall not be planted in any street or public place in the City. Injuring trees 6. No person shall climb, bark, peel, cut, deface, remove, chwns enolos- injure, root up. or otherwise destroy or damage any tree or ingboule- any part thereof, or cut, injure, damage, deface, or remove any box or casing surrounding any tree, or any post, or chain enclosing a boulevard. SHADE OR ORNAMENTAL TREES. 7. Every person having a contract for macadamizing or paving streets, or making sidewalks, or doing any work 145 B-ylaw 2461. Contractors on the streets, shall, in executing such contract or . , work, avoid injuring any tree, and if he finds it impos- injuring tree*, sible to perform the work without injuring any tree, it shall be his duty to apply to the Superintendent of Public Parks for instructions in the matter. 8. Trees interfering with the light of street lamps, trees Trees inter- 11 J.1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 fenng with dead or partly dead, and such as are leaning over the gas lamps or streets or are from any other cause obiectiouable, shall **u^^'^}^"® ui ' ' objectionable. be trimmed or remove ' cr '^r»v be deemed advisable. 9. No person shall isL..l„^ a horse or other animal to Fastening a tree, or to a case or box around a tree, or to a post or ^°"^" ^ chain enclosing the boulevards on the streets. 10. A copy of every written authority given by the ^°Py °.* Superintendent of Public Parks to plant, remove, or inter- remove trees fere with trees shall be kept in his oflBce for public refer- P*" ence. 11. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the Penalty, provisions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofience, exclu- Distress, sive of costs; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender; and in case of Commitment. there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levi; the convicting Magistrate, may commit the offender to the common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. - u a I 146 PUBLIC HALLS, By-law 2462. No. 2462 A By-law to provide for the use and custody of the Public Halls in the City. Passed 13th January, 1890. TIHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of -■■ Toronto enacts as follows : — Amonnt to bo deposited with the Treasurer by persons re- quiring the use of the Public Halla. 1. Every person obtaining permission to use any of the Public Halls of the City or rooms connected therewith, shall deposit with the Treasurer the sum of $30 or upwards, at the discretion of the Treasurer, as security for the payment of the consumption of gas and the other expenses attending the use of such Hall or rooms, and to provide for the needful repairs of any damage which may accrue to the walls, windows, fixtures, or furniture of such Hall or rooms from such use; whereupon, the Treasurer shall direct the caretaker of such Hall or rooms to give possession thereof to the person having permission to use the same. Duty of the care-taker. 2- The care-taker of any Public Hall or rooms shall keep the keys of such Hall and rooms, and it shall be his duty upon receiving an order from the Treasurer, to deliver pos- session of such Hall or rooms to the person having permis- sion to use the same, and to receive back the possession of such Hall or rooms so granted, and he shall report as soon as possible to the Treasurer any injury or damage done to such Hall or rooms* or to the furniture "^hereof, while in the possession of che pei'son having pt . assion to use the same. Care-taker to be in attend- ance when a Hall is rented. 3. It shall be the duty of every care taker of a Public Hall to be in attendance on all occasions, when such Hall is rented, until the parties having the use thereof leave the same, and to see that the Hall and building is pro- perly secured and locked up. !Kil I PUBLIC HALLS. 147 4. Upon receiving the care-taker's report as aforesaid, By-law the Treasurer shall make out an account of the charges for «^-v-^ the use of such Hall or rooms at the following rates : — Charges. 1. For the use of any Hall only, when used for meetings. For the use of .,•' . 1 ,. /■ a Hall only, concerts, or other purposes, including gas, for every day or evening the same is used, the sum of $10. 2. For the use of any Hall and rooms adjoining, when For the use of used for balls, assemblies, or other purposes, including ^join|I,g gas, for every day or evening the same is used, the rooms, sum of $15. Extra ex- penses and ex- penses for re- pairs to be re- tained out of the moneys deposited. 3. All other expenses, whether for firing, attendance, or to make necessary repairs in consequence of injury or damage done to the Hall or any of the rooms, or the furniture thereof, or in case it is necessary to cause the Hall or any of the rooms to be cleansed after such occupation, shall be charged by the Treasurer to the person having permission to use the same, and retained out of the money so deposited as aforesaid. 4. The Standing Committee on Property may make Committee .1 1. -i.! I.- J • /• may make special arrangements with parties desirous of engag- Bnecial ing any Hall for a series of days or nights for short arrangements social meetings, where the full consumption of gas a Hall is not required, at a rate not less than $6 per day or 5. In case the use of any Hall or any of the rooms is Use of Hall granted for the purpose of holding a public meeting mee?il,gg° of the citizens of Toronto, and not for the purpose of amusement or festivity, no fee shall be charged for the use of a Hall, or any of the rooms or for the use of gas. 5. Every care-taker shall, at his own expense, have the Caretakers to Hall and rooms under his care kept clean and in good order, ^ept clean* and shall not be entitled to any fee of any kind from and in good order parties using or renting such Hall or rooms, but shall be allowed for his services, including an allowance for coal, Allowancefor hu services, such annual sum as may be determined by the Council. ■w l'::!r*i ;r ' 148 MACADAM AND GRAVEL ROADWAYS. 't By-law 2463. No. 2463. A By-law to define the quality of the material to be used in the construction or repair of Macadam and Gravel Roadways. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : isy Gravel to be 1- No gravel shall he used either in the construction or Boreened. repair of any gravel or other roadway upon any of the streets of the City, which has not been properly screened and made perfectly free from sand, loam, or other foreign substances, except by the express order of the Committee on Works or the City Engineer. Material to be 2. In the construction or repair of macadam roadway naed on roads, upon any of the streets of the City, no material shall be used which has not been duly and properly inspected before being broken, and where the variety of granite known as " field stone " is directed to he used, no other shall be allowed as a substitute therefor ; and in no case shall any material bearing traces of the existence of iron in its composition, or which from any other cause is rendered more than ordinarily brittle, or any material which is shruffy, porous, or rotten, be accepted or used for purposes aforesaid. Inspection of material. Liability of officials. 3. The City Engineer shall cause ^ . ^ -avel, field stone, and other material furnished to the ^ity to be used in the con.struction or repair of any road /ay to be duly inspected when and as the same is delivered and before it is placed upon the streets, and in the case of field stone, before the same is broken ; and any inspector or other Corporation official permitting or authorizing the acceptance or use of any material contrary to the provisions of this By-law, shall be forthwith dismissed upon the charge being preferred and pioved to the batisfaction of the Committee on Works or the City Engineer. STREETS. 149 By-law 2464. No. 2464. A By-law for the regulation of the Streets, and for the Preservation of Order therein. Passed, 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corpoiation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : FOOT PASSENGERS. 1. Foot passengers meeting one another shall pass to Persons meet- the right, and any foot passenger overtaking another or each oSTer'tcf others shall pass to the right, and any person wilfully pass on the offending against this provision shall be liable to the penal- "^ ties of this By-law. 2. Three or more persons shall not stand in a group or Three or more near to each other on any street or sidewalk in such a gt^andTn^a* *** manner as to obstruct a free passage for foot passengers, gro\ip. after a request to move on made by any constable, or other person duly authorized thereto. Z. Nothing in the preceding section contained shall be Street preach- construed as prohibiting the congregation of individuals "*** to attend and listen to street preaching, so long as the proceedings thereat are peaceable and orderly, and suffici- ent space is left both on the sidewalks and the central roadway to allow of the ordinary traffic of the street and sidewalks upon which such street preaching takes place ; but should the sidewalks or roadway during such street preaching become at any time so obstructed as to impede the ordinary traffic thereon, the parties so obstructing the same shall, upon request as aforesaid, forthwith remove from such position,and in the event of refusing so to do shall be liable to the penalties of this By-law. 4. No person shall run or race on the streets or side- Running walks, or crowd or josL'c other foot passengers so as to andincimve- create discomfort, disturbance, or confusion. passengeis. 10 -riili 150 8TKEETS. HURSES AND VEHICLES. 5. No person shall drive any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, k»Kor"riding Sleigh or other vehicle, or sit upon any horse or other tohavestroug beast hamessed thereto in order to ride or drive the same, nor shall any person ride or lead any horse, inar<; or geld- ing unless he shall have strong reins or lines fastened to the bridles of the beasts, and held in his hands, sufficient to guide them and to restrain them from running, gall"T>. ing, or going immoderately through any of the streets. Persons in charge of vehicles. Immoderate riding orj driving. , 6. The driver or other person in charge of any vehicle conveying goods, wares, or merchandise through the streets shall remain upon such vehicle while it is in motion, or walk beside the horse drawing the same. 7. No person driving any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, or riding upon any horse, mare or gelding, shall cause, or permit the bei\st which he shall so ride or drive, to go at a gallop or other immoderate rate, and every person driving riding along any street shall slacken his speed in approaching any crossing for foot passengers, upon which any person may be crossing such Horses run- street: and no person shall suffer or permit any horse, ning at large ij- . 41 * ^ 1 • ^ 1 or standing mare, or gelding, to run at large or to stand in any street without being ^itiioQt being sufficiently secured to prevent its running away. 1 Training horses. 8- No person shall break in or train any horse, mare, or gelding, or shall exhibit or let to mares any stud horse, in Stud horses, j^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ p^^jj^. ^^^^^ Biding or 9. No person shall ride, drive, lead, or back any horse. sidewalks. * carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other veh' \ over or along any paved or planked sidewalk unless it be in crossing such paved or plank sidewalk to enter into any yard or lot Driving across sidewalks. 10- Every owner or occupier of any house, building, or lot, who shall require to drive any horse, carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle across any paved or planked sidewalk, for the purpose of going in at any gate, STREETS. 151 or to any lot, or to the rear of any premises, siiall con- By-law struct across the drain, gutter, or water-course opposite ^.J^^^^L- the gateway or premises a good and sufficient bridge of planks, so constructed as not to obstruct the drain, gutter, or water-course, and shall also place a piece of timber along so much of the edge of the pavement or planking on the side next the gateway or premises as may be necessary for any vehicle to pass over wil-out injuring the pavement or planking. 11. No person shall permit his horse, carriage, cart, Horses and waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle to stand upon any gtondS^gin street longer than is absolutely necessary for the owner, the street driver, or person using the same to transact his business with the person opposite whose house the same shall stand; and no person shall tie his horse to any post, liook, or ring, or in any way across any pavement, sidewalk, or crossing, so as to obstruct the ordinary traffic of the street, or shall 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 anywise obstruct the free use of the streets or sidewalks, or the crossings across the streets, or any of the approaches to the wharves, by stopping any horse, cart, carriage, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle across the same, or by any ■other means. 12. No person shall place any carriage, cart, waggon, Vehicles sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, without horses, upon any torees^notto street. be placed on the streets. DRIVING HERDS OF CATTLE. 13. No person shall drive a herd or drove of cattle. Driving .sheep, or pigs, through or upon Wellington Place or ^*"^® Avenue, or through or upon the Streets whereon boule- vards are constructed, unless the cattle, sheep, or pigs, are led by halter, rope, or otherwise, by persons having full power and control over the same ; or unless a sufficient number of persons be in charge of the cattle, sheep, or pigs to prevent them going on the boulevards, or injuring the grass or trees. -I 11 1 M\ ^'U'l A m iiLi II 152 STREETS. Width of tires to wheelH of carta, etc., nsed for con- veyance of goods and merchandize. 14- No cart, waggon, truck, or other vehicle, drawn by two or more horses, the wheels of which are three feet six inches in diameter or over, shall be used for the con- veyance of burden, goods, wares, or merchandize, upon or through the streets, unless the tires and wheels thereof shall be at least three inches in width, and if the said wheels are less than three feet six inches ir diameter, then the said tires and wheels shall be four inches in width. Waggons Jor^ 16. The last preceding section of this By-law shall farm produce not apply to any waggon bona fide laden with and used for or lumber. conveying farm or garden produce into the City; nor to any waggon laden with lumber or goods, and used for the pur- pose of conveying the same from the mill or place of manufacture thereof, into the City, provided the said mill or place of manufacture is distant more than tv,o miles from the limits of the City. Owners of vehicles to make the necessary alteration in the width of tires and mrheels. 16. Upon every conviction under section 14 of this By-law, the convicting Magistrate, besides imposing a penalty under section 50, shall order the offender to make the necessary alteration in the wheels and tires of his vehicle by a day to be named in the said order, and the neglect or refusal of the offender to obey any such order shall constitute a fresh offence against this By-law, for which offence a new conviction may be had and a new order made, until some one of such successive orders shall have been obeyed by the said offender. TOBOGGANING. Coasting or 17. No person shall practise coasting, or tobogganin; Tobogganing on streets. ^"j Street. igon HAND CARTS. Hand carts, IQ. No person shall run, draw, or push any carriage, run on the waggon, wheelbarrow, cart, hand cart, hose, hose cart, sidewalks. truck, or any hand waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicles used for the conveyance of any article, or property upon any sidewalk. HTREBTS. SCATTERINa PAPER OR SWEEPINQS. 19- No person shall distribute any paper, hand-bill, 153 By-law 3464. . , Scattering dodfjer, or other paper advertisement, by scattering, throw- hand bills or ing, or dropping the same upon or in any street f"*?*"'- 20. No person shall sweep, throw, or deposit any paper, Throwing shavings, dirt, waste materi-.l, garbage, or rubbish of any streets. " kiml, upon or in any street, except the same is placed in a barrel, or box, or other receptacle until called for by the city scavengers. . l' I CLEANING THE STREETS. 21. The duty of providing for the cleaning of all public Committee on streets, lanes, alleys, parks, squares, and other public and Liceuses'and open s}mces and thoroughfares of the Cit}', shall be per- Street Clean- formed by the Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning, and the said Committee shall cause the same to be kept clear of all rank grass and noxious weeds. 22. The said Committee may provide for the public Scavenger purposes of the City, such scavenger carts as they may under the con- deem necessary ; and each cart shall be supplied with one trol of the horse and the necessary appurtenances, and be controlled and City by one man ; and the horses, carts and men shall be under Engineer, the order and direction of the officers in charge of the departments whose duty it is to see to the cleaning of the streets and lanes of the City, and shall be employed when and where required, in the removal of house offal, and taking and carrying away of dead animals, and in in the collecting and removing all decayed animal or vege- table matter, dung, manure, filth, refuse, or other matter or thing whatever from the streets, and other public places within the limits of the City ; and all house offal shall be removed from the different premises in the City not less than once in each week. 23. All carts, wagons, sleds, sleighs, or other vehicles Vehicles for used for conveyance of manure, earth, ashes, or other <=*'''y"'g ^"^ material which is loose and might drop upon the streets, shall have boxes of such size and construction ■•m ■\f !, ) ,'i !! 154 j Sidewalks to bo watered aud swept. Drains, gutters, and watercourses to be kept clean. S: : ;■ Removal of snow from the side- walks- STREKTS. and shall Ik) so loaded in such manner as that the con- tents thereof shall not extend higher than the top of .such boxes, and so as to prevent any manure, earth, ashes or other material from dropping upon the streets and all carts, wagons, sleds, sleighs, or other vehicles ust'd for hauling manure, earth, ashes, or other such material shall in all cases have tail-boards the height of the sides of the box. DIRT OR SNOW. 24. Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant, the owner of every house, shop, building, lot, or parcel of land, and every person having charge or care of any church, chapel, or other public building, fronting or abut- ting on any street where the sidewalks are planked or paved, shall water and cleanly sweep and keep free from obstruction by dirt, dust, snow, ice, or other incumbrances the pavement or sidewalk in front of and about his premises before eight o'clock in the morning of each day, from the first day of May till the first day of October, antl before nine o'clock ever}' morning during the rest of the year (Sundays excepted), and every occupant as afore- said, at the times aforesaid, shall cleanly sweep and keep frei' from oVistruction by dirt, dust, snow, ice, or other incumbrances the drains, gutters, or w atercourses in front of or about such houses or premises and shall at all times keep the sidewalks, pavements, drains, gutters and water-courses clean and free from obstruction or incum- brance. 25- Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant, the owner of every hou.se, shop, building, lot, or parcel of land, and every person having charge or care of any church, chapel, or other public building, fronting or abutting on any street where the sidewalks are planked or paved shall, within the first four hours after every fall of snow, or fall of hail or rain which shall freeze on the sidewalks, or in the drains, gutters, or water-courses, or after a fall of snow from off any building, cause the same to be removed entirely off the sidewalks and to the breadth of one foot out of the drains, gutters, or water-courses opposite each HTUEET8. 155 house, shop, church, chapel, building lot or parcel of land ; By-law and in case the ico or snow Hlmll bo ho frozen that it v__^-_^ ciinnot be removed without injury to the sidewalks or '^.^f^^*'?^ ju puvenients, such person as shall strew the samo with anheB or land. nshes, sand, or some other suitable substance ; but no per- Salt not to bo son shall sprinkle, spread, or place any salt or like sub- gtfootH."" .stance on the road or carriage-way of any street with the intent or for the purpose of melting or dissolving any snow, ice, or dirt which may have accumulated on any road or carriage-way. 26- In case the snow, ico, and dirt have not been so removed from the sidewalks and gutters, drains, or water- courses within twenty-four hours after any fall of snow, rain, or hail, it shall be the duty of the City Engineer or other person appointed for that purpose, to prosecute the parties in default, if resident within the City ; and he shall also forthwith to cause the snow, ice, and dirt to bo removed, at the expense of the Corporation, and keep an account of all expenses so incurred, and of the properties in respect of which such moneys have been expended, and the names of the owners and occupants thereof on the last revised Assessment Roll, and he shall make a return to the Treasure)' of the City on the first day of January, April, July, and October in each year, of all expenses incurred, as aforesaid, during the preceding quarter, with the numbc' on the last revised Assessment Roll of the property in respect of which such expense was incurred, and the names of the owner and occupant thereof, as appearing on the said roll ; and the Treasurer shall recover the expense thereof with costs by action or distress, and in case of non-payment thereof, shall cause the same to be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes. If snow not retnuved. City Kngi- neur to have it removed and prosecute the offender. A return to be made to the City Treai ucer of erp nsea iuuurred in removal of 8UOW. Recovering expenses ol removing snow. 27- Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant, sn„w to be the owner of every house, shop, or building, and every removed from person having the charge or care of any church, chapel, or buildings, other public building, abutting on or erected within ten feet of any public street, thoroughfare, sidewalk, or pave- ment, shall, whenever snow or ice shall accumulate on the roof or eaves of his house or building as aforesaid, to an 156 STREETS. }t By-law 2461. Officers of the CorpoFcation to assist the City Engineer and City Com- missioner. extent that shall be dangerous to persons passing, cause the same to be forthwith removed therefrom, and every person while removing the same shall take due and proper care and precaution for the warning and safety of persons passing. ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE TO THE CITY COMMISSIONER. 28. It shall be the duty of all officers servants, work- men and agents of the Corporation, to give all possible aid and assistance in their power to the City Engineer and City Commissioner, in carrying out the provisions of this By-law. REMOVING BUILDINGS. Buildings not 29. No person shall remove, or cause or permit to be to be removed , ... . i .i i. • , i without leave removed, or assist in removing, any building into, along, or across any street or sidewalk, without having first obtained leave from the Committee on Works. CORDWOOD AND COAL. Wood or coal 30- No person shall throw or pile cordwood, firewood, placed on the ^^ ^^^^ upon any paved or planked sidewalk except for sidewalks. the purpose of immediately storing the same, or shall saw or split cordwood or firewood upon any street or sidewalk ; V\ ood-cntters ^^^^ ^^ person shall stand on any sidewalk, with his saw and horse, so as to obstruct a free passage for foot passen- gers ; nor shall any person, being the owner of cordwood^ firewood, or coal which has been thrown or piled upon any street permit the same to remain upon such street for a longer time than two hours, so as to obstruct the free use thereof. MERCHANDIZE. ^t'^t'^h"^'^^ 31. No person shall place or expose goods, wares, or placed on the merchandize, or articles of any kind upon any street or si'dewalks sidewalk, or hang or put up any goods, wares, or merchan- dize, or other articles outside of any building so that the same shall project over any portion of a street, or sidewalk. But the provisions of this section shall not prevent shop- keepers from displaying goods upon the street or sidewalk opposite their place of business, provided that the same STREETS. 157 do not occupy a greater width than eighteen inches measured from thestreetline, nor shall this section be con- strued to prevent any person using a portion of a .street or sidewalk for a reasonable time during the taking in or delivery of merchandize or other goods, or prevent the City Engineer, under a resolution of the Committee on Works, from granting written permission, for such time as the said Committee or Engineer may deem advisable, to any person to construct platforms across the drains, gutters, or water-courses, on any of the streets for facilitating the reception or delivery of merchandize or other goods. Bylaw 2464. Goods not to be exposed outsicie of shops. Reception of merchandize. Platforms across drains to facilitate reception of merchandize. AUCTIONS. 32. No person, without having first obtained leave from Auctions pro- the Committee on Works, shall sell by auction upon streets.''* * any street or sidewalk any horses, carriages, furniture, or other article whatsoever. EXCAVATIONS. 33- No person shall break, tear up, or remove any Excavationa ,,. 1-1 11 1- 1.. not to be planking, pavement, sidewalk, curbing, macadamizing, or niade without other road surface, or make any excavation in or under ^^*^^' any street or sidewalk for the purpose of building or other- wise, without having first obtained permission from the Committee on Works so to do ; and such permission being Excavations granted, tho same shall be done under the direction of the the direction City Engineer, and shall, under the same inspection, be 9^ *^}e City 1 11-1 1 1 11 1 ..1 Engineer. replaced, relaid and made good by the parties w^ho may have required to have the same removed ; and such removal shall not be allowed to continue any longer than is abso- lutely necessary. 34- When the Committee on Works grant permission as Persons mak- aforesaid, the person to whom the same is granted shall be tj^ns to*be held responsible for all accidents that may occur to any responsible person or property by reason thereof, and he shall keep and maintain lights and watchmen, and shall take such further care and precaution as may be necessary for the protec- tion and safety of the public. SO W y Jill'lii Sti t-'-tfi 1 I il. 158 By-law 2464. Gravel or sand not to be removed without per- mission. STREETS. REMOVAL OF GRAVEL, SAND, OR EARTH. 35- No person shall take away the gravel, sand, or eaith forming the beach in front of the City, or that part of the City commonly known a^j "The Island," or shall dig up, take, or carry away earth, gravel, sand, or turf, from any street or from any vacant lot belonging to the Corpora- tion, without having first obtained permission from tlie Committee of the Council having authority to grant tlie same. ENCROACHMENTS, AWNINGS, AND SIGNS. Doors, steps, 36. No person shall, without having first obtained leave toencroachon from the Committee on Works, construct, or place, mov- the sidewalk, ^ijie traps or doors, for the purpose of entrance to cellars or premises under any building or place, or make steps or porches or other entrances to buildings which shall ia anywise encroach upon the sidewalks or streets. Awnings or 37- No person shall erect or continue any awning, sign, el^d°ovS sign-post, hanging or swinging sign, which shall in any the sidewalk, ^ay extend over any street or sidewalk, unless a plan thereof shall be first submitted to and approved of by the Committee on Works, upon the report of the City Engineer. If awnings or signs are not removed after notice, City Engineer may remove them. 38- If the owner or occupier of ixny premises before which any awning, sign, sign-post, hanging or swinging sign is erected which has not been approved of b3' the said Committee refuses or neglects to remove the same, after fourteen days' notice so to do, the City Engineer may cause the same to be removed, and any person obstructing or impeding him in so doing shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE POLES AND WIRES. Erectibn of 39. No pole, post, pillar, or other erection intended to telephone*" Carry any telegraph or telephone wire shall hereafter be pol's- erected upon any street, or other public place, unless authorized by resolution of the Council. STREETS. 159 40- From and after the first day of January, 1891, no Bylaw telegraph or telephone wire, and nopost, pole, pillar, or .^^^^L, other erection intended to carry such wire shall be kept up Telegraph or •' ' ^ telephone ; or maintained upon, over, across or along any street or wires and other public place. P°"^- 41. The City Engineer is authorized and directed with Removal of servants and workmen, and from time to time whenever ^1,68^" the same may be necessary, to proceed at once to dig up, cut down or otherwise remove from every street or other public place, every pole, post, pillar, and every telegraph or telephone wire which has been or may hereafter be erected, put up or maintained or kept up by any person or corporation thereon contrary to the existing provisions of law or of the by-laws of the City. CLIMBING AND DEFACING. 42. No person shall climb on any of the lamp-posts, Climbing or on or over the railings or fences along any of the tr™a or* * streets. fences. 43. No person shall deface or disfigure any public or Defacing or privatfi building, wall, fence, railing, sign, monument, post, bladings or or other property by cutting, breaking, daubing with paint ot^^er pro- or other substance, or shall in any other way injure the same. perty. 44- No person shall post, nail, or attach any poster. Posting dodger, handbill, notice or advertisement on any telegraph ^J„ts^^ or telephone poll, or on any house, building or other erection, unless with the consent of the owner of such house, building, or other erection. FIRE, FIREWORKS, AND FIRE-ARMS. 45- No person shall set fire to any shavings, chips, sti'aw. Fires in the or other combustible matter for the purpose of consuming the same in the streets or in any enclosure within one hundred feet of any building ; and no person shall carry fire through the streets except in some covered vessel or metal fire-pan. atreeta. liij Ik 160 STREETS. By-law 2464. Bonfires, fire-arms or fireworks. 46. No person shall make or light any fire or bon- fire in the streets; or shall fire or discharge any gun, fowling- piece, or fire-arms; or shall set fire to any fire- works within the City, unless specially authorized by the Mayor or the Council ; and no person shall light, set-off", or throw any fire-cracker, squib, serpent, or other noisy, offensive, or dangerous substance or fire-works in the streets. Shooting game. Hhooting fame on the Bland. 47. Notwithstanding anything contained in the last j)re- ci^ding section, it shall be lawful, during the seasons per- mitted by statute for shooting game, for any person to fire and discharge guns, fowling-pieces, or other fi»'e-arms within that part of the City east of the mouth of the River Don and south of Eastern Avenue and the continu- ation of Queen Street, including the Woodbine Race Course, and that part of the City known as the Marsh and Ashbridge's Bay, and that part of the Peninsula or Island lying south thereof and east of the Gap, and on the western point of the Island, west of Hanlan's Bay, and any person may shoot game on any other part of the said Island between the first day of October and the first da}' of May in any year, provided the game laws of the Pro- vince authorize or permit such to be done. Shooting with 48- It shall not be lawful at any time for any person to revolvers. shoot with rifles or revolvers upon or in any part of the said Island or Marsh. Throwing stones or snow balls. THROWING DANGEROUS MISSILES. 49- No person shall throw stones, or balls of snow or ice, or other dangerous missiles, or use any bow and' arrow, or catapult, in the streets. PENALTY. Penalty. 50. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- visions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and Distress. i" default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth- with, the said penalty and costs, or costs only,may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the often- STANDS FOR CABS, CARTS, ETC. 161 By-law 2460 der ; and in case of there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City Comnutmout- of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 2465. A By-law to assign Stands for Vehicles kept for hire. Passed 13th January 1890. THE Municipal Council of thj Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : — 1. No cab, cart, express waggon, or other vehicle kept Cabs, carts, for hire shall sti ad upon or in any street while waiting 0^1' ^t cer" for hire or engagement, or while unengaged, except upon ^^'^ places, and on the streets and subject to the regulations herein- after mentioned. CAB STANDS. 2- The stands for cabs, carriages, and other vehicles kept Cab stands, for hire for the carriage of persons, shall be as follows : — 1. Church Street, east side, between King Street and Ade- laide Street, and Adelaide Street, south side, from Church Street eastward to within 100 feet of the Rectory of St. James. 2. Adelaide street, centre of the Street, from east limit of York Street, eastward, for six cabs. ■ h'- I s f Wii'i'W 3. York Street, west side, south of King Street, for two cabs ; York Street, west side, north of Wellington 162 By-law a46S. STANDS FOR CABS, CARTS, ETC. Street, opposite vacant lot, for three cabs ; and York Street, west side, about one hundred and fift}? feet south of Wellington Street, for four cabs. 4. Front Street, south side, east from east limit of York Street. Expresa stands. 5. Simcoe Street, west side, from north limit of King Street, northward. 6. Yongc Street, west side, between Esplanade Street and the lane to the north thereof. 7. Bay Street, centre of Street, from north side of King Street, for fi/e cabs. 8. Queen Street, east of Spadina Avenue immediately north of cedar block pavement, for eight cabs ; said cabs to stand in four sections of two cabs in each section, such sections not to be less than one hundred feet apart. 9. Esplanade Street, from York Street to Simcoe Street. 10, Esther Street, centre of street, for four cabs. EXPRESS STANDS. 3- The stands for express waggons, furniture vans, and all other vehicles kept for hire for the carriage of goods, wares and merchandise, except carts, shall be as follows : — 1. Scott Street, centre of street, north of Wellington Street, for five waggons. 2. Scott Street, centre of street, south of Wellington Streets, for five waggons. 3. Scott Street, centre of street, south of Front Street, for five waggons. 4. Wellington Street, south side, from the east limit of Bay Street eastward, for six waggons. STANDS FOR CABS, CARTS, ETC. 163 S. Melinda Street, south side, from Bay Street to Jordan By-law „. . 3466. street. 0. Richmond Street, south side, from the east limit of Bay Street eastward, for five waggons. 7. James Street, centre of street, from north limit of Queen Street northward, for five waggons. S. Victoria Street, west side, from Queen Street to within seventy-five feet of the north side of Richmond street. 9. Chestnut Street, west side, from north line of Queen Street northward. 10. Soho Strcet,north of Queen Street,in the centre of street, 11. Bond Street, east side, from Queen Street northward for eight waggons. 12. Jarvis Street, west side, from south side of Front Street southward, for six waggons. 13. Jarvis Street, west side, between Queen Street and Richmond Street, for six waggons. 14. George Street, between King Street and Duke Street, for four waggons. 15. Esplanade Street, west of west side of York Street for eight waggons to stand fifteen feet south of the sidewalk on the north side of the street. 16. Lombard Street, in centre of the roadway and east of the east line of Church Street, for six waggons. 17. Bathurst Street, in the centre of the roadway, and south of the south limit of Queen Street, for eight waggons. 18. West Market Street, ' n the east side, and south of the south limit of Front Street, for four waggons. A m III: 'r! I |! 3 ^ ! ^ 164 STANDS FOR CABS, CARTS, ETC. By-law 19. The noith side of Richmond Street, in rear of Knox Church, for six waggons. 20. Esplanade Street, east of York Street, for five waggons. 21. Abell Street, immediately south of Queen Street, for five waggons. 22. The north side of Queen Street, just east of Soho Street, for two waggons. Carters* stands. CARTERS STANDS, 4. The stands for carts kept for hire shall be as follows : 1. Scott Street, centre of street, from Front Street south- ward. 2. Church Street, east side, commencing at a distance of 50 feet south of Front Street. 3. Bay Street, west side, from south limit of Front Street southward. 4. Yonge Street, west side, from the south limit of Front Street southerly to a lane in rear of the Custom House. Street cross- 5. "No cab, express waggon or cart shall stand on any * ' street nearer than twenty feet to any street crossing. Stands to be g^ It shall be the duty of the Committee on Markets, cleaned dur- ^i • i i . . ing summer Licenses and Street Cleaning to have the portions of streets numthB. xiaed as cab and waggon stands cleaned daily during the summer months. Penalty. 7. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discre- tion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; Distress. a^d ^^ default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth- with, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied i f SHELTERS FOR CABMEN. by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender; and in ease of there being no distress found out ot which suchpenaliy can be levied, the convicting Magistrate, may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said pen- alty and costs be sooner paid. 165 By-law 2466. Commitment. No. 2466. A By-law to provide for Shelters for Cabmen. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : — 1. Any person may erect at any cab stand or other stand Erection of for vehicles kept for hire covered stands or booths to be shelters." known as " Cabmen's Shelters," provided that no such Cab- men's Shelter shall be erected except at such places, and in such position and of such material, style, and construc- tion as the City Engineer may recommend and as shall be approved of by the Committee on Works and by the owners or lessees of the property fronting on or against such stand or booth. 2. Every Cabmen's Shelter shall be subject to such Shelters to be general rules and regulations as the Committee on Works uLtions oF^' may from time to time make and determine. Committee on Works. 3- Any person convicted of a breach of any of the Penalty, provisions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclu- sive of costs ; and in default of payment of the said penalty Distress, and costs forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs 21 166 TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. By-law only may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and _l-^,.^ chattels of the offender; and in case of there boin^' no Commitment, distress found out of which such penalty can bo levied, the convi(!tirig Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Jail of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar mouths, uidess the said penalty and costs bo sooner paid. Persons con- 4. Upon a conviction for a breach of any of the provi- orilered to sions of this By-lavv,tho convicting Magistrate besides inipo- conform to jjjg ^^ penalty under the next preceding section, may order ments of this the offender to carry out the requirements of this By-law y- aw- within a time to be limited by the order, and in default of the offender canying out such order the City Engi- neer, or other person duly authorized, shall forthwith, at the expense of the offender, take such means to carry out the requirements of this By-law as shall bo necessary, and the expense thereof, with costs, may bo recovered by action or distress, and in case of non-payment thereof the same shall be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes. No. 2467. A By-law respecting Street Railways. Passed July 22, 1861. Amended Oct. 26, 1868. WHERliiAS by certain articles of agreement bearing date the twenty-sixth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, the Coi-poration of the City of Toronto agreed with one Alexander Easton as follows : Agreement " Articles of agreement had, made and concluded this Marchf^i86i, twenty-sixth day of March, in the year of our Lord one between City thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, between the Cor- and Alex. Easton. TORONTO .STREET RAILWAY. 1C7 poration of the City of Toronto of the first part, and By-law Alexander Easton of the Villuge of Yorkville, of the ■ ^^' ■ second part : '• Whereas divers inhabitants of the City of Toronto RoHolutionHof lmv(! petitioried the Common Council of the City of adopted Toronto to sanction the construction of street railways ^*',*''* ^'*« in, alonjjf, and upon the streets of the said City, and the said party of the second part hath proposed to construct and operate such street railways upon the streets herein- after mentioned, and the said Common Council did on the fourteenth day of the present month of March, accept such proposals by the following resolutions : " First, That Alexander Easton be authorized to lay Easton down street railways of approved construction on any of construct the streets of this City, such railways being of approved ^^^^ construction, and worked under such regulations as may be necessary for the protection of the citizens : 1 [>»'» ^:;j!l ^V'' :;i ■:.t; P' '9' " Second, All works necessary for constructing and Subject to laying down the several railway tracks shall be made in a Qty Surveyor substantial manner, according to the best modern practice, under the supervision of the City Surveyor or such other officer as the Council shall appoint for this purpose, and to the satisfaction of the Council : " Third, The roadway between and within at least one Roadway foot six inches from and outside of each rail shall be paved paved. *^' or macadamized and kept constantly in good repair by the said Easton, who shall also be bound to construct and keep in good repair crossings of a similar character to Crossings, those adopted by the Corporation within the limits afore- said, at the intersection of every such railway track and cross streets : " Fourth, The tracks shall conform to the grades of the Tracks to various streets through which they will run, as furnished grade of by the City Surveyor or such other officer as aforesaid, street, and shall not in any way change or alter the same : I Jm \ l\i 168 TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. Location of line of railway. City may take up Btroota tra- versed by railway. "Fifth, The location of the line of railway in any of the streets shall not be made until the plans thereof, shewing the position of the rails and other works in each street, shall have been submitted to and approved of by the City Surveyor, or such other officer as aforesaid : "Sixth, The City authorities shall have the right to take up the streets traversed by the rails either for the purpose of altering the grades thereof, constructing or repairing drains, or for laying down or repairing water or gas pipes, and for all other purposes within the province and privileges of the Corporation, without being liable for any compensation or duniage that may be occasioned to the working of the railway or to the works connected therewith : Kind of rail to be used. " Seventh, The rail to be employed for the said railway shall be the flat rail, such as is now Uoed in the City of Philadelphia, with such modifications as the Council, on the recommendation of the City Surveyor or other officer as aforesaid, may decide to adopt, and the cars shall be constructed in the most modern style : Eesolution of Council before railwa; openei id. " Eighth, The railway shall not be opened to the public nor put in operation until the sanction of the Council has been previously obtained by means of a special reso- lution to that eft'ect, and such sanction shall only be granted upon a certificate from the City Surveyor, or other officer especially appointed for that purpose, declaring the said road to be in good condition and constructed conformably to the conditions prescribed by the agree- ment on that behalf : "Ninth, Each car employed on the railway shall be Cars to be and licensed, numbered, and none shall be used, unless under a license for that purpose, for which license the said proprietor shall pay the annual sum of five dollars : Running hours. "Tenth, The cars shall be run over the whole of the tracks herein mentioned at least sixteen hours in summer and fourteen hours in winter on each day, and at inter- TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. 1G9 vals of not less than thirty minvxtes ; and no car shall By law run on Sundays: at67. " Eleventh, The speed of the cars shall never exceed six Sp«c«l «' miles per hour : can. "Twelfth, The conductors shall announce to the pas- Condwctoni scn<;eis the names of the streets and public scjuares as out^streeto. the oars reach them : " Thirteenth, The cars shall be used exclusively for the Pasaen- p gers only to conveyance ot passengers: bo carried. "Fourteenth, When the accumulation of snow or ice on Snow and ice. the roadway shall be sucli as to impede the traffic, every means shall be used to clear the track, and while impeded sufiicient sleighs shall be provided for the accommodation of the public : "Fifteenth, No higher rate than five cents shall be Rate of Fare, charged for the conveyance of each passenger on the line : li tf I If 'i ■ M I "Sixteenth, The proprietor or proprietors shall be liable Danmces p 11 1 • • PI i. ■• to l)e borne tor ail damages arising out of the construction or operation by Easton. of the railways : ;■ i'.ii ' 'U ^ill " Seventeenth, Should the proprietor neglect to keep the Repairs of track or the roadway or crossings between and on each roadway. side of the rails in good condition, or to have the neces- sary repairs made therein, the City Surveyor or other pro- per officer shall give notice thereof requiring such repairs to be made forthwith, and if not made within a reason- able time, the said Surveyor or other officer as aforesaid shall cause the repairs to be made, and the amount so expended may be recovered against the said proprietors in any Court of competent jurisdiction : "Eighteenth, The privilege granted by the present agree- Franchise ment shall extend over a period of thirty years from this *"J*^* ^°'' ^ date, but at the expiration thereof the Corporation may, after giving six months' notice prior to the expiration of a; t:n\ 170 TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. By-law 2487. the said term of their intention, assume the ownership of the railway and all real and personal property in connection with the working thereof, on payment of their value, to be determined by arbitration, and in case the Corporation should fail in exercising the right of assuming the owner- ship of the said railway, at the expiration of thirty years as aforesaid, the Corporation may, at the expiration of every five years to elapse after the fi»'st thirty years exercise the same right of assuming the ownership of the said railway, and of all real and personal estate thereunto appertaining, after one year's notice, to be given within the twelve months immediately preceding the expiration of every fifth year as aforesaid, and on payment of their value to be determined by arbitration : * Forfeiture by uon-user. " Nineteenth, Should the proprietors at any time give up the railway or cease to exercise the privilege hereby granted to them for a period of six months they shall forfeit the entire property, including the rails, cars, &c., to the benefit of the Corporation : Legislation necessary. "Twentieth, The agreement to be made hereunder shall only have effect after the legislation necessary for legalizing the same, shall have been obtained : Route of railway. " Twenty-first, The rails shall be laid down on Queen Street from Yonge Street to the Asylum ; on King Street from the River Don to Bathurst Stx'eet, and on Yonge Street from King Street to Bloor Street ; Limit of time for Gonatmction. "Twenty-second, The track on Yonge Street shall be completed and equipped within twelve months from the date of the Act authorizing the same, and the tracks on * Ky By-law No. 2407 passed Ist October, 1889, it is enacted : "The Mayor and City Treasurer are hereby instructed to give to the Toronto Street Railway Company, on or before the 13th day of September, 1890, notice, under the seal of this Corporation, that it is the intention of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, at the expiration of the term of th e franchise granted by the resolutions and agreement hereinbefore recited, and by By-law No. .353 of this Corporation, to assume the ownership of the said railway, and all real and personal iiroperty in connection with the working thereof, on payment of their value, to be determined by arbitration. " U{»on \th II TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. 171 King and Queen Streets shall be constructed and fully equipped within two years from the same time : By-law 2467. ■ m " Twenty-third, If within four months after the passing Forfeiture of the Act, the proprietor should fail to proceed with the councU." " works in such manner as to satisfy the City Surveyor or other proper officer appointed by the Corporation, that they will be completed within the stipulated time, the Corporation may give fourteen days notice of its intf-ntion to annul the privileges hereby granted, and if the works are not. then proceeded with in a satisfactory manner, the Corporation may by resolution annul the said privileges accordingly : " Twenty-fourth, In the event of any other parties ^ther Street proposing to construct railways on any of the streets not occupied by the party to whom the privilege is now to be granted, the nature of the proposals thus made shall be coininunicated to him, and the option of constructing such proposed railway on similar conditions as are herein stipulated, shall be offered, but if such preferonco is not accepted within one month, then the Coi-poration may grant the privilege to any other parties, " Now those presents witness, that the said parties of Agreement, the first part, in consideration of the amounts to be paid to them by the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators, and assigns, by and under the said resolu- tions, and these presents, and of the covenants and agree- ments therein on his part and behalf to be kept and per- formed, do hereby give and grant unto the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators, and assigns, the exclusive right and privilege to construct, maintain, privilege and operate street railways by single or double tracks grant;;d. with all necessary turn-outs, side-tracks, and switches, . in, along, and upon King Street, Queen Street, and Yonge Street in the said City, together with the right to the use of the tracks of the said railways as against all other vehicles whatsoever, for the said term of thirty j'^ears upon the conditions, and subject to all the payments, regulations, provisoes, and stipulations in the said above ' 1 W-m 172 TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. By-law recited resolutions and these presents expressed and con- .^3t?lL- tained, and the said parties of the first part covenant Covenants by -yyith the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns : As to open- ing streets. " First, That when and so often as it may be necessary for them, the said parties of the first part, to open any of the streets as stipulated in the sixth resolution above recited, a reasonable notice shall be given to the said party of the second part, of their intention so to do, and the work thereon shall not be unnecessarily delayed, but shall be carried on and completed with all reasonable speed, due regard being had to the proper and efficient execution thereof: I i... As to cer- tificates under preceding resolutions. " Second, That there shall be no unnecessary delay on the part of the said parties of the first part and their officer and officers, in the granting of any certificate required by any of the said resolutions, but the said parties of the first part, and their ofi'cer and officers, shall and will in all things so far as is consistent with their duty, aid and assist the said party of the second part in carrj'ing out this agreement : f '. ■ Tin e for construction extended. " Third, That the time limited in the twenty-third resolution shall apply to the construction of the railway on Yonge Street, and that the restrictions therein con- tained, so far as the same applies to the railways on King and Queen Streets, shall be extended to the first day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two : fering Quiet enjoyment. " Fourth, That the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators, and assigns, paying the license fees as provided in the ninth resolution, and performing and fulfilling all the conditions, stipulations, restrictions, and covenants in the said resolutions, and in these presents contained, shall and may, peaceably and quietly have, hold, and enjoy the rights and privileges hereby granted, without any let, or hindrance, or trouble of or by the said parties of the fir.it part, or at:y person or persons on their behalf: H u. TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. 178 "And lastly, That as soon as the necessary power By-law required to sanction this agreement be granted by the .^JIl. Lef^islature of the Province, and the parties of the first pyl''^' *;> " 1 • 1 11 MI • 1 ""^ passed. part are legally authorized so to do, they will without delay pass a By-law framed in accordance with the said resolntions. m ■;i " And the said party of the second part doth hereby ('Ovenants by for himself, his heirs, executors, and administrators, cove- nant, promis... and agree to and with the said parties of the first part, their successors and assigns in manner following, that is to say : "First, That he will construct, maintain, and operate the To con - said railways within the times, in the manner and upon operate the conditions in the said resolutions, and these presents ''^'^^■•■"'y- set forth : "Second, That he will well and truly pay the said To carry license fees and will truly and faithfully perform, fulfil, a"reemcnt. and keep all the conditions, covenants, and agreements in the said resolutions and these presents expressed and contained on hii. or their part to be performed, fulfilled. and kept : " Third, That before breaking up, opening, or inter- As to hxxah- fering vith any of the said streets, for the purpose of ^^S^'ps reeis. constructing the said railways, he will give or cause to be given to the City Surveyor or other proper officer of the said parties of the first part, at least ten days' notice of his intention so to do, and that no more than twenty-six hundred feet of the said streets shall be broken up or opened at any one time, and that when the work thereon shall have been commenced the same shall be proceeded with steadily and without intermission and as rapidly as the same can be carried on, due regard being had to the proper and efficient construction of the same : "Fourth, That during the construction of the said rail- As to imped- ways, due and proper care shall be taken to leave sufficient wftercoiirses. space and crossings so that the traffic and travel on the 22 174 TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. 2467 said streets and other sti'eets running at right angles thereto shall not be unnecessarily impeded, and that the watercourses of the said streets shall be left free and unobstruct'^d, and lights, barriers or watchmen, provided and kept by the said party of the second part, when and where required to prevent accidents to the public : < iauge of riiilwuy. Rights of other vehicles oil track. "Fifth, That the gauge of the said railways shall be such that the ordinary vehicles now in use may travel on the said tracks, and that it shall and may be lawful to and for all and every person and persons whatsoever to travel upon and use the said tracks with their vehicles, loaded or empty, when and so often as they may please, provided they do not impede or interfere with the cars of the party of the second part, running thei'eon, and subject at all times to the right of the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators, and assigns, to keep the said tracks with his and their cars, when meeting or overtakinji anv other vehicle thereon: I Sober dri- vers to be employed. And regula- tions of Council to be observed. " Sixth, That the said party of the second part, his heirs, executors or administrators, shall and will at all times employ careful, sober and civil agents, con- ductors and drivers, to take charge of the cars upon the said railways, and that he the said party of the second part, his heirs, executors, and administi-ators, and his and their agents, conductors, drivers, and servants, shall and will from time to time, and at all times during the continuance . f this grant, and the exercise by him or them of the right =i and privileges hereby conferred, oper- ate the said railways, and cause the same i^o be v»rorked under such regulations as the Common Council of the City of Toronto may deem necessarj and reqtiisite for the protection of the persons and property of the public, and provided such regulations shall not infringe upon the privilege granted by the said resolutions : fiate of fare. " Seventh, That no higher fare than five cents shall be charged or exacted from or upon any passenger using the car or cars of the said party of the second part, from the St. Lawrence Hall, in King Street, either to Yorkville or TORONTO STREET RAILWAY. 175 the Asylum, but he or she shall be entitled to travel in By-law the s£iid car or cars either of the said distances for one fare oaly : "And lastly, That all the works to be done"under the said roso'.ntions, and these presents, and the rights and privi- leges to be used thereunder shall be done and used to the satisfaction of the Common Council of the City of Toronto, or the City Surveyor or other officer to be by them appointed for the purpose: — Provided, however, that if the said party of the second part be delayed by the order and injunction of any Court, except the same be granted on the default or negligence of the said party of the second part, then the time of such delay shall be excluded from the opera- tion of this agreement and such time in addition to the periods prescribed in the said I'csolutions shall be allowed for the completion of the said railway, and also that it is the intent and meaning of the nineteenth resolution above recited, that the forfeiture therein mentioned shall attach in case the said party of the second part fails to build and operate any one of the three lines of railway ; it being the clear understanding of the said party of the second part_ that the privileges hereby c; . ierred were to insure the completion and working of three lines of railway, and in case of failure in any one the absolute forfeiture of what has been constructed and of the plant belonging thereto shall take place under the said resolution and agreement ; and jirovided further that this agreement and the matters and things herein contained shall only take effect after the legislation necessary for legalizing the same, shall have been obtained." Approval of (Jouncil necessary. Proviso. Meaning of Resolution 19. Agreement not to take effect until necessary legislation is obtained. ■ m mi And whereas since the execution of tlie said agreement by a certain Act of the Parliament of this Province, passed in the twenty-fourth year of Her Majesty's reign, entitled "An Act to Incorporate the Toronto Street Railway Com- 24:^ . pany," it was among other things enacted that the said agreement should be held to be a valid agreement, and that the Corporation of the City of Toronto, had fall power and authority to enter into and make such agree- ment upon the conditions, and for the purposes therein c. 8.3, • ^ 'ii'f'.i •mm 17fi TORONTO STREKT RAILWAY. By-law mentioned, and the paid Corporation were thereby autho- ^67^ rized to pass any By-law or By-laws for the purpose of carrying the same into effect : Jjov tho Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thei-eof, enacte : Confirmaticii of agreetneiit. Authority to Alex. Easton to lay down Street Railways on King, (^iieen, and Voiige Streets. 1. I'lat the said agreement hereinbefore recited shall be anl tli , same is hereby ratified and confirmed, a.nl the said /J exander Easton is hereby authorized to lay down str«nd8 at- %M;hod to dwelling houses. 5- Every dwelling-house or other erection occupied as a dwelling-house shall have attached thereto a vacant space having an area of at l^ast three hundred square feet on ground AND STOllAOE OF INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL. 179 which no building of any kind shall be erected or main- By-law tained. This section sluiU not apply to buildings erected v^t^l^ previous to the eighth day of July, 1889. RKGULATIONS DURING THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS OR REBUILDING. 6. In all cases of buildinsf or re-buildinj; any house. Erections on warehouse, storehouse, or other building, when such front^of building is to be erected on the line of any street or buildings in .,. i!ii !■! 1111 -1 1 course of Within seven icet thereof, there shall be erected over the erection, sidewalk or footway of the street a scafibld or indepen- dent structure not less than eight feet high above the level of the sidewalk or footway, of tht» full width of the sidewalk or footway, which shall be pliinked over the entire length and breadth with two layers of two-inch plank laid to break joint properly, and be enclosed on all sides at least eighteen inches above tlie level of the planked floor aforesaid, the sidewalks of the street being left free for public uses. 7. When the scaffold extends over the sidewalk as Scaffoldini; mentioned in the last preceding section, the joists must be ^alks. two by twelve inches deep for a span over six feet, and the caps on the posts must be four by six inches deep. When permission is granted to lay a sidewalk it shall be laid on sills four by four inch, lengths of twelve feet, laid to break joint. Two-inch plank shall be laid across and nailed at each end to the sills with five-inch nails. The hand-rails shall be four by four inches, clean and chaia- fered, nailed to uprights four by four inches, set upon the ground six feet apart. The sidewalk to be covered over if so ordered by the City Engineer. All gates into the yards formed by these enclosures are to open inwards and not across the sidewalk. 8. No person shall place any lumber, stone, chips, PlacingbuiW- on shavings, rubbish or other building material whatsoever "n^ai'dewiilk any sidewalk ; and when buildings are being erected on or roadw.^y. any street, no person shall be allowed to occupy a greater space with any building material than shall allow a clear width of six feet of sidewalk between the curb and the 'iiii m put! 180 ERECTION OF BUILDINGS, By-law 2468. Erections on aidowalks in front of buildings in course of erection. barricade ; except in such cases as shall be specially ordered by tho City Engineer, when one-fourth of the width of any street whereon the tracks of the Toronto Street Railway Company are laid, and one-third of the width of any other street may be so occupied. 9. Every person receiving the permit of the City Engi- neer, as aforesaid, shall erect and maintain a close-boarded fence or barricade six feet high, between the part of the sidewalk left for public use and the part occupied by him for tlie purposes aforesaid. liiiibility of persons for nijury occa- Hioned by sc.iil'dlds and biiildins material on streets 10. Every person who ei-ects or maintains over the sidewalk or footway of any street a seaflTold or structure, or who deposits ary Ldilding material on any street, side- walk or footway, under iho provisions of tho foregoing section, shall be responsible to the City for, and shall indenniify the City against all damage or injuries thereby occasioned to any person. -arricades to streets. 11. Where the City Engineer grants permission to take a greater portion of the street than that already specified, the pe)"son to whom the permit is granted shall at his own cost erect and maintain a close-boarded barricade, as afore- said, and put on the outside thereof a sidewalk four feet wide, with a strong handrail around it, to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. Drains not to 12. No person shall place .any stone, lumber, or any building material, fence, barricade, or temporary sidewalk so as to obstruct the free passage of water in the drains, gutters, or water courses. f} Removal of buildine materiaL 13. No person shall permit any building material to remain on the street longer than, in the opinion of the City Engineer, may be n';.cessary for the erection of the buildings for which such material is designed ; d on the completion of the walls and outside work of ai ilding, the owner thereof shall within three days thereai i or entirely remove all material from the street, and cause the street to 16. within erection or chim blacksm luetals, any sue of the C N ^ ANU STOKAOK OK INFLAMMAHLE MATEHIAL. 181 be cleaned ''roiii all such building material and loft in good By-law repair. 3468. BAY WINDOWS ANF) OTIIEU PHOJECTIONS, 14. No shop window or shop tVont of any building in Shopwiti any street, of the width of sixty-six feet and over, shall •"""J"" ' project at the plinth or stall board more than six inches into or over tlic lino of such street ; and no shop window or shop front of any building in any street of a width less than sixty-six feet shall project more than three inclu's into or over the line of such street. Bay window.s, Hay windows, or other projections of a similar nature, except such as arc herein particularly mentioned, shall be built of the saiiK' materials, and shall be subject to the same regulations as the house or building to which they are attached. 15. No eavo-trough, conductor, water-pipe or gutter- Eave-troughs, pipe shall be built or constructed so as to permit or ^^^^ P'l"-'**. cause the water from the roof of any building to escape upon, How over, or run across or upon any sidewalk; and the In spector of Buildings .shall compel the ovvner.4 of all buildings hereafter erected, rebuilt, or repaired, to connect all conductors or gutter pipes upon that part of any building abutting upon any street with the drains or sewers upon such strc/t as the case may be ; and the Coiinettiiij? Inspector of Buildings shall, whenever the sidewalk or ^ith suwers flagging upon any street is being constructed or recon- 'linfig repairs ^ , , ,1 , ., 1. 1 ■ of 8i(lewalUa. structed, compel the owners of all buildmgs abutting upon such street to connect every conductor or gutter pipe, the water from which would flow over or upon such sidewalk, with the sewer or drain upon such street. t n ENGINES AND FURNACES. 16. No person shall, set up or work any steam engine steam en- Avithin the City ; or erect, construct, or build, or aid in the ^'|^"^*' ^j,"'^.' erection, construction, or building of any fire-place, hearth, not tu be 1 . . , 1 . • r ^ n erected with- er chimney to be used in any iron foundry, furnace, or ^^t jgj^^g ^f blacksmith's shop, or in the casting of molten iron or other the Council. metals, or shall make, light, or kindle any fire in or upon any such fire-place, hearth, or chimney, unless the leave of the Council shall have been first obtained. 2:t ■!¥■''<: ■':» >•■ -i'- '•" • w^. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 4^ 4^ 1.0 I.I 1*0 12.0 M 1 '-'' n^ U4 ^ 6" -^ Photographic ScMioes Corporatioii ^ ri>^ \ <> 33 WIST MAIN STRUT WnSTIR,N.Y. UStO (716)«73-4S03 ^^^. i\ 182 ERECTION OF BUILDINGS, By-law 2468 Timber not to be laid near furnaces, etc. BOILERS AND OVENS. 17. No timber shall be laid within two feet of the inside of any oven, copper still, boiler, or furnace ; nor within nine inches of the opening of any chimney, or within seven inches of the inside of any flue. STOVES. be°i^acednew' ^®" "^^ person shall place a stove in any house 'or any wood- building without leaving twelve inches clear from any wood-work immediately above such stove, and nine inches from any woodwork opposite the sides of the same. work. Height of chimney stacks. CHIMNKYS, PIPES, AND FUNNELS. 19- All chimney stacks shall be carried to a height of not less than four feet above the ridge or deck of any roof carried by, connected with, or abutting upon the wall to which the chimney stack is attached; and where a chimney stack is used to carry away smoke or noxious vapours from a manufactory where an engine and boiler of eight or more horse power is used, such chimney shall not be less than sixty feet in height above the level of the street adjoining such manufactory ; and where the engine or boiler is from four to eight horse power, the chimney shall not be less than forty feet high. :i'! nels for con- veying steam or hot air. Pipes or funnels, erection of. 20- No pipe or funnel for conveying steam or hot air shall be fixed next any public street or on the front of any building, nor shall any funnel, pipe, or flue for conveying fire and smoke, be fixed on the inside of any building nearer than twelve inches to the face of any timbers of roofs, ceilings, or partitions ; nor shall any such funnel, pipe, or flue pass through any timber framing or partition of wood, or wood and lime, or through any wooden floor, in any house, outhouse, fence, or building whatever, unless there shall be a space of at least six inches clear between the said funnel, pipe, or flue, and such framing, partition, or floor, and unless the same shall pass through a chimney of stone, or brick and mortar, or shall be encircled by a rim of solid stone, or brick, or metal, not less than three inches wide, and equal in thickness to the full finished thickness of the framing through which such pipe shall pass. n ■: AND STORAGE OF INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL. 183 21. No occupant of any house or building shall permit fl,ny pipe-hole not in use in a chimney in such house or biiilclinsr to remain open, and the same shall be closed P»P^l»ole8 " o .1. • . not muse to with a stopper or register of metal or other incombustible be stopped material, and each house or tenement shall have separate "^' tlues. ASHES, HAY, STRAW, ETC. 22 All depositories of ashes shall be built of brick or Depositories other fire-proof material, without wood in any part thereof; and no person not li^.ving an ash pit as above prescribed, shall keep more than two bushels of ashes on his, premises. 23. No person shall pla?.e or keep any ashes removed Ashes not to from any stove or fire-plact- in any wooden box, or iucertam other wooden vessel, or within three feet of any wooden P^*°«^- partition in his house, or in any outhouse or shed ; or shall. place or permit to be placed any hay, straw, or other com- Hay, straw, bustible material uncovered in his courtyard, or lot of **^* ' ^ ground witliin one hundred feet of any building. LADDERS. 24. The proprietor of any house or building, or block of Ladders to buildings, in which there are one or more chimneys shall ^"il*^">g^- hiive for and on his house or building, or block of build- ings, one or more ladders of sufficient length to lead from the ground four feet above the eave to which they must be secured ; and all ladders to chimneys shall be well and safely fastened thereto with iron hooks; and such pro- prietor shall, within three days after being required so to do by the Inspector of Buildings, furnish or repair such ladders. TANNERIES AND MANUFACTORIES. 25- No person shall establish, set up, carry on, or continue Tanneries, within the City a tannery, fellmongery, or place for boil- ^blish^ ing soap, making or running candles, or melting tallow, or without a e i. e • I, x: i i -i /> certiHcate a manuiactory oi varnish or nre- works, or a coal oil refinery^ from the City or other factory, which, from its nature, or the materials Engineer, used therein shall be dangerous in causing or promoting n Uvea, unless and until he shall have obtained from the City hv 184 ERECTION OF BUILDINGS, By-law Engineer a certificate of compliance with any general regu- v-*. -^ lations which may be prescribed by any by-hiw of the bB'*^ewed*** Council, respecting such trade or business, which certificate annually. shall expire on the thirty-first day of December in each year, and shall be renewed annually. For each such cer- tificate a fee of one dollar shall be paid to the Treasurer for the use of the City by the person obtaining the same. Fee for certificate. Coal oil, etc., exc'jpt in limited quan- tities not to be kept with- in certain limits. Coal oil, etc. not to be emptied into drains or sewera. Certain build- ings may be used for the storage of coal oil, etc., in any quantities. Certain oils may be kept on the Esplanade. Fire in build ings used for storage of oil. INFLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES. 26- No larger quantity than five barrels of rock oil coal oil, water oil, or other similar oils, nor any larger quantity than one barrel of crude oil, burning fluid, naphtha, benzole, benzine, or other similar combustible or dangerous materials, shall be kept at any one time in any house, shop, building, or other place whatsoever, within limits A, B, C, and D, nor shall any of the before- mentioned fluids be permitted to flow into any drain or sewer of the City. 27- Notwithstanding anything in the preceding section contained, when fire-proof buildings, so constructed a,* to insure at all times a thorough ventilation thereof used for the purpose of keeping or storing rock oil, coal oil, water oil, or other such oils, are isolated or detached at least twenty-five feet from any other building, or when such buildings used for the storage of burning fluid, crude oil, naphtha, benzole, benzine or other similar combustible or dangerous materials, are isolated or de- tached at least one hundred feet from all other buildings, then any of the said fluids may be kept and stored in such buildings in any quantities whatever ; but all portions of the Esplanade east of Jarvis Street and north of a line one hundred and twenty feet north of the north side of Esplanade Street, shall be exempt from the restrictions of this By-law so far as relates to rock oil, coal oil, or water oil, but not so far as it relates to burning fluid, crude oil, naphtha, benzole, benzine, or other similar materials referred to in this section; and no fire shall be taken, lighted or used within the said last mentioned storage buildings, either for heat, light, or any other purpose whatever. AND STORAGE OF INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL. 185 By-law 2468. Persons desir- ing to keep, store or uell coal oil, etc., to make appli- cation to the Committee on Fire, and Light City Inspec- tor to examine the premises and report to the Committee. 28. Every person desiring to keep or store, in the man- ner provided by the last preceding section, any of the fluids mentioned in the said section, and every person desiring to keep or store, for the purpose of sale, any of the fluids mentioned in the said section, shall make a written application to the Standing Committee on Fire and Light for permission so to do, and shall state in such application the storehou.se, shop, building, or place in which he desires, to keep or store the said fluids, or any of them : and it shall ! 3 the duty of the Inspector of buildings, whenever required so to do, to examine the premises of the applicant and report to the Committee thereon ; and upon such report the Committee shall take action, and grant or refuse per- mission as to them may seem meet ; subject, however, to the approval of the Council. GUNPOWDER. 29. No person shall have or keep any greater quantity Gunpowder of gun-powder than twenty-eight pounds weight, in any nmgalines. one place for any longer period than twenty-four hours except in such powder magazine as may be approved of by the Council. SMOKING oil CARRYING LIGHTS. 30. No person shall smoke, or have in his possession Smoking and any lighted pipe or cigar, in any stable, carpenter or cabinet- gtobles^etc maker's shop, or other shop or building where there are straw, shavings, or other combustible material, or shall carry or keep, or suffer to bo carried or kept, any lighted lamp in any livery or other stable unless such lamp or candle shall be enclosed in a lantern or shade, so as to prevent any accident from fire therefrom. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 31 No church, hospital, college, school, hall, theatre. Egress from or other building of a like nature used as a place of inM.'° ' worship, or for public meetings of amusement or resort, shall be used or hereafter constructed unless the same con- tains such a number of doors, halls, stairs, stair railings and other means of egress of sufficient size and strength as in the opinion of the Inspector of Buildings shall afford i- ■ ft' i i h;^ By-law 2468 Public Build- ings to be certified by Inspector. 186 ERECTION OF BUILDINGS, ample facilities for free and rapid egress in case of fire, panic, or other cause. All the doors of such building* shall be so hinged that they may open freely outwards, and shall remain unfastened so long as the building is occupied by the public. 32- No such building shall be erected or altered until the plans of such building so proposed to be erected or altered shall be submitted to the Inspector of Buildings, and certified by him as conforming to the requirements of this By-law ; and no such building shall, after the first day of May, 1890, be used for public purposes until the Inspector of Buildings has given his certificate that the construction of the same fulfils the requirements of this By-law. Inspector to 33. The Inspector of Buildings shall, whenever required cer«fy Public SO ^0 do by the owner of any such building, endorse upon BuUdings. f}^Q plans for the erection or alteration thereof, his cer- tificate of approval when the same when they conform to the requirements of this By-law ; and he shall, whenever required so to do by the owner, occupant, or person in charge of any such building, immediately inspect such building, and give his certificate that such building niiiy be used for the purpose of public gatherings if, in his opinion, its construction fulfils the requirements of this By-law. Camp-stools in passage ways. Fire hose in theatres etc. 34- No camp-stool, draw-seat, chair, sofa, or other seat,. ( r any other obstruction shall be placed in or used in any of the halls, aisles, or passage-ways in any such buildings during the occupation of such buildings by any public assemblage. 35- The owners or lessees of all theatres and places of public amusement shall keep attached to a plug or water attachment sufficient hose, of the size used by the Fire Department, to extend to the furthest limits of the theatre or place of amusement, and the hose shall be kept at all times in good order and repair, and leady for immediate use. ^1 1 AND STORAGE OF INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL. 187 VENEERED BUILDINGS. By-law 2468 36- No person shall erect within the limits of the -— -^-w City any brick-veneered building on wooden foundations, orveneered* or veneer with brick any wooden building heretofore bwili„i '! ! i '- SPECIAL PROVISIONS RESPECTING THE ST. LAWRENCE, ST. ANDREW'S, AND ST. PATRICK'S MARKETS. St'^LaT'^* *• '^^^ Arcade and the shops and stalls therein, in the rence Market. St. Lawrence Market, shall be used for butcher shops or stalls, and for the sale of butter, cheese, and eggs, and for no other purpose or business, without a special license, in writing, from the Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses, and Street Cleaning, signed by the General Inspector of Licenses. Butcher*' shops. Fruit and vegetables. Poultry. 5. Those portions of the St. Lawrence Market on East and West Market Streets, authorized to be used as part of the market, up to the building at present used for butchers' shops and stalls, shall be used for the sale of fruit and vegetables, produce and provisions brought into the City, and for no other purpose whatever, save and except the space of thirty feet along the north side of the southern transept of the St. Lawrence Arcade on both sides of the arcade, which shall be used, on the west side fnr the sale of poultry, and on the east side for the sale of fi.sh. Sale of meat g. All persons attending the St. Lawrence Market with carcase. waggons, carts, or other vehicles, having therein fresh meat for sale b}'^ the quarter, shall offer and expose the same for sale in front of the south side of the southern transept of the St. Lawrence Arcade, and at no other place whatever. Horses, cattle, 7- Horses, cattle, calves, sheep, and swine shall be 8 eep, e c. excluded from the St. Lawrence Markets, except calves, sheep, and swine which may be in farmers' waggons, pro- perly secured from running at large. terly aloDff O AND WEIGH HOUSES. 209 8. The shops and stalls in the Southern Extension of the By-law St. Andrew's Market Building shall be used for butcher ^^^^ shops or stalls and for the sale of butter, cheese, eggs, fruits, '^''^.l^.^'^.l ^ ° . stalls in St. and vegetables, and tor no other purpose or business, Andrew's without a special license in writing [from the said Com- ^^''*^''®*' mittee signed by the General Inspector of Licenses ; and no fresh meat shall be sold in any of the shops under the Hall in the main building, or in any part of the main building. 9. The gates of the St. Lawrence, St. Andrews and Market houn. St. Pa*^ loks markets shall be opened every morning (Sundays excepted) at five o'clock, between the first day of May and the first day of November, and at seven o'clock during the rest of the year ; and be shut at seven o'clock in the evening, between the first day of May and the first day of November, and at five o'clock during the rest of the year ; except on Saturdays, when the mar- kets shall be kept open until ten o'clock at night: Provided ^"ppfy vessels always that butchers may open their stalls and supply after market ll0111*9 steamboats or other vessels coming into the harbour after market hours. SCALES AND WEIGHTS. 10. Every person selling meat or articles of provision Scales, by retail, whether by weight, count, or nieasure, shall pro- melfsures^" vide himself with scales, weights, and measures, regularly stamped, marked sind duly adjusted by the Inspector of Weights and Measures for the City, but no spring balance, spiing scale, spring steel yards, or spring weighing machine, shall be used for any market purpose. 11. Every person who sells, attempts to sell, or exposes Sale by false for sale any articles of provision in any market, or elsewhere within the City, by light weight, short count, or short mea- surement, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. f.r i REGULATIONS AS TO MARKETS. 12. No person having any shop, stall or standing, in Underletting any of the markets, shall sublet the same, or place or leave stalls. any one therein under pretence of taking charge of the TO'l 210 PUBLIC MARKETS, By-law same, without having first obtained leave in writing from the Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses, and Street 2469. Cleaning. M -1 i i Obstructing passageways in the markets. 13- No person shall place, or cause or permit to be placed in any of the passages or open spaces, within the bound- aries of any market, any bench, table, chair, or any other article whatever which may be calculated to obstruct the free use of the same, without having first obtained leave in writing from the said Committee. Waggons and vehicles at the market. Animals not to be placed on the path- ways or roadfi. 14. Every person frequenting the markets with articles of provision or produce for sale, shall place his waggon sleigh, or other vehicle, in such order as the Market Constable directs ; and no person shall be allowed to have any waggon, sleigh, or other vehicle in the markets, except in such place as may be directed by the Market Con- stable ; nor shall any butcher or other person place or tie, or allow to be placed or tied, upon any pathway or road surrounding the market, any calf, sheep, swine, or other animal. Markets to be 15. None of the markets, or streets, or lanes within the the purposes'^ boundaries of the markets, shall be used for any business for which or purpose whatsoever, other than those for which they authorized, are respectively authorised. Articles that 16- No person shall bring into or leave in any of the ^emarkets''^ markets any waggon, cart, sleigh, or other vehicle, con- taining any article for sale not being farmers' produce or vegetables, or not expi'essly specified in this By-law as allowed to be sold therein. Removal of persons and goods acting contrary to by-law. 17. In case any person sells or exposes for sale any good.s, provisions, or other articles contrary to the provi- sions of this By-law, the person so offending, in addition to being subject to the penalties imposed by this By-law, shall, after being warned by the Market Constable, or other person duly authorized, be summarily removed, to- gether with his goods, provisions, or other articles, out of the market. AND WEIGH HOUSES. 211 18. No person shall drive through any of the markets By-law . , XI n o ^ 2469. faster than a walk. v^,-^ — Driving. 19. Horses, oxen, or other animals, drawing waggons. Horses to he carts, sleighs, or other vehicles, into any of the max'kets vehicles! ** (except the Hay market) .shall be immediately taken out of the same, and removed out of the market or co such place.s within the market as may be determined by the said Committee. }, swme, or 20. Any person hindering, obstructing, or molesting the Hindering or Market Constable, or other officer of the city in the per- officers, forraance of his duties, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. REGULATIONS AS TO BUTCHERS. 21. The Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses, and Butchers Street Cleaning shall have power to make from time to *'* ^* time such general regulations as they may consider expedient as to the places in which butchers' carts may stand in any of the markets, 22. No butcher or other person shall cut up or expose Sale of meat for sale any fresh meat in any part of the City, except ^^^.^^^ in the shops or stalls in the markets, or at such places as the said Committee may appoint; nor unless he has obtained a license so to do signed by the General Inspec- tor of Licenses, who shall be entitled to a fee therefor of one dollar, to be by him paid over to the Treasurer of the City for the general purposes thereof. 23- No butcher or other person shall sell or offer for Sale of meat sale by retail in any slaughter house, or in or upon any ^oyggg^''****^ shop or premises connected therewith, fresh meat in le.ss quantities than the quarter carcase. 24. Every person receiving a license authorizing him Shops ami to open a butcher's shop for the sale of meat, or to occupy tept^ckan! as a butcher's shop any of the stalls for the sale of fresh meat in any of the markets, shall provide proper racks and hooks for hanging meat, and proper blocks and tables 212 PUBLIC MARKETS, if Location of butchers' shops out of markets. By-law for cutting up the same, and shall keep his shop or stall V y ' ^ in a clean and proper state, and shall not suffer any offal hides or tallow to remain on or near the premises, after eight o'clock in the morning, from the first day of May to the first day of September in each year, or after nine o'clock in the morning during the rest of the year. 26. No butcher's shop, or any shop or place for the cut- ting up or exposing for sale fresh meat shall be opened, kept or used, which is not in a proper public market, or which is less than six hundred yards from any public market building wherein meat is permitted to be sold : Provided always that nothing in this section contained shall apply to the sale of pork between the first day of October and the first day of April. FARMEUS AND HUCKSTERS. 26- No farmer, huckster, butcher, grocer or runner, his servant or agent, or any person on his behalf, shall drive, place, or leave standing upon any of the markets, any waggon, cart, sleigh, or other vehicle, or place any stand therein for the sale of p.'oduce or other articles before the hour of five o'clock in the morning ; and every such waggon, cart, sleigh, or other vehicle or stand shall be re- moved from off the markets and the streets adjoining the same before the hour of eight o'clock in the evening of each day. Hucksters 27- Hucksters, dealers, and all persons frequenting the ingthe *^" markets with vegetables or fruits, or farm or garden produce, shall only dispose of such articles at the places assigned them by the Market Constable, under the direc- tion of the said Committee. Regulations as to vehicles and stands. markets. •U'^ Sale of farm produce. 28- Farm produce brought into the City to be sold in any of the markets shall not be sold except by the barrel, bag, or in quantities not less than one bushel, unless the seller has a license as a huckster and pedlar. A barrel shall contain two and one half bushels, or one hundred and fifty pounds ; and a bag shall contain one and one half bushels, or ninety pounds. AND WEIGH HOUSES. 213 UNWHOLESOME FOOD. 29. The General Inspector of Licenses, By-law 2469. the Market Constable, or other duly authorized officer, shall seize and of^unwhol*" destroy all tainted and unwholesome meat, poultry, fish, some food, or other articles of food exposed or kept for sale in any market, or in any shop or other premises in the City. CATTLE MARKET. 30- The Cattle Market shall be open every day (Sun- Hours of days excepted) from seven o'clock, a.m., to six o'clock, p.m., X^s^ngf *"** between the first day of May and the first day of Sep- tember, and from eight o'clock, a.m., to five o'clock, p.m., during the rest of the year, and no person shall be per- mitted to enter the said market after the same is closed except for the purpose of placing cattle therein which may have arrived in the City after the regular hours. 31. All animals before being admitted into the Cattle Marking Market shall be marked with some distinctive mark by °***^®- which they may be easily distinguished. 32> All animals exposed for sale or marketed in the Cattle in the Cattle Market shall be arranged in such order as the ^cured.*° ^ officer in chage shall direct, and be fastened in the stalls or to the place or places assigned for such purpose, so as to secure them from doing injury to any person or being in- jured by each other. HAY AND STRAW MARKET. 33. All waggons, carts, sleighs, and other vehicles con- Places for taining hay or straw for sale shall be placed in the Hay and'^traw! and Straw Market iii such order and position as the Market Constable or other police officer shall determine ; and no Order in person shall depart from the line or order in which he vehicles shall shall have been placed before he has disposed of his stand, load, unless to leave the market, nor shall he loiter about the streets of the City with his load. 34. If the purchaser so demands, every person bringing Weighing hay hay or straw into the Hay and Straw Market, in any *° ^ ™^' waggon, caii, sleigh, or other vehicle to be sold, shall have 27 [tlllia mm ■ I mm 214 PUBLIC MARKETS, By-law 2469. ! I:, Kefusing to pay fees or making false atatements. Fraud in the sale of hay. Weigh masters. such hay or straw (except pea-straw), weighed by the City Weigh Master or his deputy, and state at the same time to such "Weigh Master or his deputy, his own name and that of the owner of such hay or straw. 35. Any person refusing to pay the fees for weighing, or giving a wilfully false statement of the quantity and weight of hay offered by him for sale, or neglecting or refusing to have his hay or straw weighed, if the same is demanded by the purchaser as aforesaid, shall be liable to the penal- ties of this By-law. 36. Any person committing or attempting any fraud in the selling or weighing of hay or straw, by introducing heavy articles into the waggon or other vehicle, or by wet- ting the said hay or straw, or by concealing wet or unmer- chantable articles therein, or using any other fraudulent device or contrivance shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. WKIGH MASTERS. 37- The Council shall from time to time appoint such Weigh Masters as shall be necessary for the City. Security of weigh master. 38- Every Weigh Master shall, before entering upon the duties of his office, execute a bond to the Corporation of the City, with two good sureties, to be aproved of by the Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning, binding him in the sum of one thousand dollars and such sureties in five hundred dollars each, for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office. Duties ol 39. The following shall be the duties of the Weigh - weighmasters M^.ter :- OflFice hours. 1. To attend at the Weigh House for the purpose of weigh- ing articles requiring to be weighed, from seven o'clock in the morning to five o'clock in the afternoon, from the first day of May to the thirty-first day of October; and from eight o'clock in the morning to five o'clock in the afternoon, from the first day of November to AND WEIGH HOUSES. 215 the thirtieth day of April in each year, Sundays By-law excepted. v-^^^i-^ 2. To weigh all articles requiring to be weighed which To weigh all may be brought to him, together with the waggon or requiring to other vehicle upon which the same may be loaded. ^^ weighed. 3. To furnish the owner or person having charge of the To give weigh load with a weigh note, dated .and signed by the Weigh Master, setting forth the gross weight of such load, with the waggon or other vehicle, and the tare of the waggon or other vehicle, the net weight of the Particulars of load, and the name of the owner or person having ^^'^ °"*"^ charge of the same. 4, Whenever required, either by the purchaser or seller on To weigh the same day that he has weighed any load, and the"*'ire**^''^^'^ after the load has been unloaded, to weigh the waggon unloaded, or other vehicle upon which the same was loaded and endorse upon the weigh-note the exact weight of the waggon or other vehicle, as ascertained on that day. o. To keep a book in which shall be entered the name of To enter in the owner of all articles weighed by him, the name culars of of the person for whom the same is weighed, the ^'•"'J^g^j ,, weight of the articles weighed, and the day and hour him. of weighing the same ; he shall also enter a descrip- tion of the waggon or other vehicle containing any article weighed by him, together with the weight of sa." I waggon or other vehicle when the same has been separately weighed, and such other particulars as may be required by the Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning. 6. To produce the book in the preceding sub-section To produce mentioned, at all reasonable times whenever the same is required for inspection. his bonk for inspection. 7. To make a return in writing, as often as the Council To make or the Executive Committee may direct, to the Treas- Treasurer. * urer of all the foregoing particulars, with the fee paid in each case. 21G PUBLIC MARKETS, By-law 2469. To inspect hay, eto. 8. To inspect, when required, hay or other articles of pro- duce sold or offered for sale in the public market, and to give his certificate if the same be wet or other- wise not merchantable. To certify deductions to be ma<1e on articles heavier than they ought to be. To endorae on the weigh note whenever any article brought to him to be weighed is wet, or from any other cause may be heavier than such article, if merchantable, ought to be, together with the de- duction which in his opinion, ought to be made on account of such wet or other cause. To be a spe- cial constable. 10. The Weigh Master shall be a special constable in the Public Markets, with power to enforce the regulations of the same, and control parties frequenting the Markets. WEIQH-HOUSE AND WEIGHING MACHINES. Location of 4Q. There .shall be a public weigh-house and weighing and weighing machines established, at such place or places, and as the machines. Council may by resolution or By-law direct. Buyer* and 41. Every buyer and seller of grain, meat, vegetables, have articles fish, farm produce of every description, and other like weighed. articles exposed for sale, may require the same to be weighed at one of the public weigh scales or weighing machines of the City. Kef using to have articles or vehicles weighed. 42. Any owner or person having charge of any load or article which he is lawfully required to have weighed who neglects or refuses to have the same weighed, or who shall neglect or refuse to have the exact weight of his waggon or other vehicle ascertained, as is provided in this By-law, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. Weigh- masters fees. WEIGH-HOUSE FEES. 43. The Weigh Master shall be entitled to demand and receive the following fees : — 1. For weighing a load of Hay or Straw 15 cents. AND WEIGH HOUSES. 217 2. For weighing slaughtered meat, or grain or By-law other articles exposed for sale, under one w^^i^ one hundred pounds 2 cents. 3. For weighing over one hundred pounds, and up to one thousand pounds 5 cents. 4. For weighing over one thousand pounds. . 10 cents. .1. For weighing live animals, (other than sheep or pigs), per head 3 cents. 6. Sheep or pigs, if more than five, per head .... 1 cent. 7. If less than five, for the lot 4 cents. 8. For coal, not exceeding one ton per load, five cents, and at such rate for all over a ton weight as may be determined by the said Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses, and Street Cleaning And all such sums shall be paid before the articles weighed Fees to be shall be removed from the weigh-house, and any person articiesre-* neglecting or refusing to pay such fees shall be subject moved, to the penalties of this By-law. MARKET FEES. 44. It shall be lawful for the vendors of any articles in respect of which a market fee, may, under the pro- visions of The Municipal Act, be lawfully imposed, with- out paying market fees, to offer for sale and to sell or otherwise dispose of any such article at any place within the limits of the City, excepting only at and upon the market places of the City, as defined in this By-law. 45- Every person voluntarily making use of any of the Liability to public markets, of the City for the purpose of selling any *®^" such articles in any such market, shall pay the market fees as in the next following section is provided. I- 'M I t ! 1 1 f,' ' ; % 1 i I 1 i: II ll ^1, a.. id f I- I '.ii ':] i * ; ■ 218 PUBLIC MARKETS, By-law 46- The lessees of the public markets, shall be entitled 2469 v_*-v.-^ to demand and receive the following fees, and to dispossess Foos. Qj. remove any party refusing to pay the same : Meat, grain, i_ For each waggon, sleigh, or other vehicle in which there shall bo any fresh nieat, grain, produce or other article of provision, lumber, shingles, or laths brought into any of the public markets 13 cents. Provisions in 2, Forany article of provision brought in by hand or in any basket or other vessel for sale ... 5 cents. Hay. 3/ For every sleigh, waggon, cart, or other vehicle containing hay for .sale 13 cents. Straw. 4. For every sleigh, waggon, cart or other vehicle containing straw for sale 10 cents. Sheep, calves, 5. Forevery sheep,calf,or .swine for .saleorstorage 2 cents. or swine. Cattle. 6. For every head of horned cattle for sale or storage 10 cents. Horses. 7. For every horse, mare, or gelding, for sale or storage 25 cents. Animals in g And in case any animal hereinbefore mentioned is Market. brought into the Cattle Market more than once, or is sold, or remains in the said market for more than thirty hours, then and in every such case the fees aforesaid shall again become payable for each time such animal is so brought into the market or is sold, or for every period of thirty hours during which it remains therein. Refusal to 47. Any person neglecting or refusing to pay market fees, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES. Inspector of 48- The General Inspector of Licenses shall be the In8j^tor*^f^ Inspector of Markets and it shall be his duty to see to the Markets. enforcement of all the provisions of this By-law. AND WEIGH HOUSES. PUBLICATION OF MARKET REGULATIONS. 219 49. The Inspector of Markets shall if so instructed by the Committee on Markets, Licenses, and Street Cleaning, gectioiw of cause to be printed and placed in conspicuous places in all ^yJ^J^ *"'io4 the markets, the regulations governing each market, and in the mar- such of the provisions of the Revised Statutes of Canada, ^^^' chapter ''>4, and of any other statutes or By-laws of the City as they may think necessary. PENALTY. 50- Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs Diatress. forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in ca,se of there being no distress found out Commitment, of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. iW M ' -^1^ . :i;|i 220 Bylaw f INHPECTION OF FOOD. No 2470. \J , A By-law to provide for the inspection of Milk, Meat, Poultry, Fish and other natu- ral products offered for sale. Passed 13th January, 1890. rPHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City ■*• of Toronto, enacts as follows : — Inspector. '' \ ; ' Inspection of premises. Adulterated food. Inspector to keep record of dealers and inspections. 1. The General Inspector of Licenses shall be the In- spector of milk, meat, poultry, fish, and other natural products offered for sale for human food or drink in any of the streets, public places, or shops of the City. 2. The Inspector shall, with the proper appliances for the purpose, examine and inspect all milk, meat, poultry, fish, and other natural products offered for sale for human food or drink whether in the streets, public places, or shops ; and for such purpose may enter all carriages, carts, and other vehicles used for the conveyance of any such articles, or from which the same are delivered to purchasers, and during business hours may enter all public places and shops in which any such articles are exposed or kept for sale, and he shall seize and destroy all tainted and unwholesome meat, poultry, fish, or other articles of food. 3. Wherever the Inspector has reason to believe that any articles mentioned in the preceeding section have been adulterated within the meaning of The Adulteration Act (Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes of Canada), he shall under the provisions of the said Act procure samples of the said articles, and have the same analyzed by a public analyst, and he shall prosecute, or caused to be prosecuted, all persons who may be so found wilfully selling, offering, or keeping for sale, any article so adulterated. 4. The Inspector shall keep a record in his office of all dealers in and vendors of milk, meat, poultry, fish, and INSPECTION OF FOOD. 221 other natural products ofrercil for salo for human food or drink, and of all inspections which he shall make from time to time, and the result thereof. By-law MTO. 5. No expenditure in coimection with the enforcement Kxpcnw of of this By-law shall be incurred by the Inspector without ""w"'" "*^ ^ the authority of the Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning having been first obtained. 6. Any person found guilty of offering for sale as food Penalty, any diseased animal, or any meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, milk or other article of food which by reason of disease, adulteration, impurity, or any other cause, shall be unfit for use, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the con- victing Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each oflence, exclusive of costs ; and in default Diatress. of payment of the said penalty and costs forthwith, the said penalty and co-its, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender; and in case Commitment, of there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. 28 1 w ! ' I* ; ) 1 -; ' ;v !■ s ■; ' 111 ll;i ■^ ■; i: ! ; J Lii 222 WEIGHT AND SALE OF BREAD. By-law 2471. No. 2471. A By-law to provide for the Weight and Sale of Bread. Passed 13th January, 1890. n^HE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City -*- of Toronto enacts as follows : Weight of 1- -^^1 bread sold or offered for sale in the City of bread for sale. Toronto in whatever shape, form, or fashion, must be ia loaves of one pound, one pound and a-half, two pounds, and four pounds respectively, but the price charged there- for shall be at a rate per pound. Biscuits, 3. (a) Nothing in the last preceding section contained buns, fancy shall be Construed or extended to prevent bakers or other persons from selling biscuits, buns, rolls, crackers, muffins, or any other fancy cakes commonly made in the trade. Vendors of 4.(&) Every vendor of bread shall keep scales and bread to keep weights suitable for the weighing of bread in a conspicuous to weigh bread place in his shop, and every vendor of bread shall weigh whenrequired ^j^g ^^^ead offered for sale, if requested. Deleterious material in bread. 5.{b) No person shall use any deleterious material in making any bread for sale, and any person selling or offer- ing for sale any bread ? ontaining any deleterious materials shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law, and such bread shall be seized and forfeited. 6.(6) The General Inspector of Licenses, the Chief Con- S"^^'^"'* °^ stable, or other person duly authorized, may, from time to time, enter the shop or premises of any person in which bread shall be kept for sale, and there inspect the bread, (a) Section 2 is repealed by section 1 of By-law No. 2535. (6) Printed as amended by By-law No. 2535. Inspection id se MEASUREMENT OF COAL AND LIME. 223 and seize and take away any bread which shall be of bad By-law quality, as pointed out in section 5 of this By-law, and to „,3^J^ dispose of the same as may be directed by the Mayor or Police Magistrate. 7. Any person convicted of a breach of any of tlie pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay at the discre- tion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs Distress, forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the oflender ; and in case of there being no distress found Commitment out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the Common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. .' ii' No. 2472. A By-law to regulate the measuring of Coal and Lime. Passed 13th January, 1890. npHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City -^ of Toronto, enacts as follows : — n! 11;:^,.- SALE OF COAL. 1. Ever}"^ coal dealer in the City shall give to the driver Coal dealers or person in charge of each load of coal sent out for deli- spfcifying very to a purchaser in the City, a ticket signed by such amount of dealer, specifying the true amount of coal contained in auch load. m I- i •!'■! ii! Hi] ill 224 By-law 2472. Commissioner or purchaser may require coal to be weighed. False state- ments or refusing to have coal weighed. MEASUREMENT OF COAL AND LIME. 2. The City Commissioner may require that any load of coal on its way from seller to buyer in the City, shall be weighed upon any weigh scales of the City ; and the purchaser of any load of coal may require the same to be so weighed before delivery, and the driver or person in charge thereof shall thereupon have the said load and vehicle weighed separately at such scales at the expense of the party requiring the same, and shall then and there produce to the Weigh Master the ticket in the preceding section of this By-law mentioned. 3. Any dealer who falsely states in any ticket aforesaid the weight or amount of any load of coal sent out for de- liverj' to a purchaser in the City, and any person who upon request, as aforesaid, refuses to produce his ticket to the Weigh Master, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. SALE OF LIME. 4. Every person selling, exposing for sale, or delivering as sold, lime in the City, shall provide himself with a measure, duly stamped by the Inspector of Weights and Measures for the City, which said measure shall be con- structed of the following dimensions — at the bottom, on the inside, the diameter thereof shall be one foot and six inches, and at the top, on the inside, tiie diameter thereof shall be one foot and ten inches, which said measure shall contain two Winchester bushels, heaped measure ; and all lime hereafter delivered in the City shall be sold by, bargained for, and measured with such a measure as afore- said, unless expressly dispensed with at the time of sale or delivery thereof by both the buyer and seller. Penalty. 6- Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- visions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the Distress. sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth- with, the said penalty and costs or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the Commitment, offender; and in case of their being no distress found out Persons sell- ing lime to have a mea- sure stamped by the Inspec- tor of Weights and Measures. Dimensions of measure. POUNDS AND POUND-KEEPERS. of which such penalty can be levied the convicting Magis- trate may commit the ofi'ender to the Common Jail of the City of Toronto, with or without haid labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. 225 By-law 2473. No. 2473. A By-law to provide for the appointment of Pound-keepers, and to regulate Pounds. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the C.'ty of Toronto enacts as follows : — APPLICATION OF THE ACT RESPECTING POUNDS. 1. The provisions of chapter 215 of the Revised Statutes R.S.O. c.216. of Ontario, 1887, entitled, " An Act respecting Pounds," shall be in force in this City. ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE. 2. No person shall suffer any horse, bull, ox, cow, sheep, Horses, etc., goat, pig, or other cattle, or geese or other poultry to run at "° ^ witilin large oi' trespass on any persons property within the limits the limits of of the City. *^'^'*^- POUND DISTRICTS. 3- There shall be three public pounds established in the City. 1. At the City Stables at Eastern Avenue, opposite Sumach Street ; 2. On "Wellington Street, opposite the Cattle Market; and 3. At the City Stables, Yorkville Avenue. 226 By-law 2473. Appointment , i 1 1 of pound- «nall require keepers. Pound-keep- ers to give secuiity to the Corpora- tion. Pound-keep- ers to make entries of particulars of animals impounded. Pound-keep- ers to make of monthly returns. POUNDS AND POUND-KEEPERS. POUND KEEPERS, 4. The Council shall, from time to time, as occasion appoint responsible persons to serve in the office of pound-keeper, one for each of the pounds hereinbefore established, who shall hold their offices during the pleasure of the Council, and shall perform their duties under the direction of the City Commissioner. 5. Every pound-keeper, before entering on the duties of his office, shall give a bond to the Corporation of the City in the penal sum of one hundred and sixty dollars, together with two sufficient sureties of eighty dollars each, conditioned that the said pound-keeper shall well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office, and shall regu- larly pay over all moneys which may come into his hands as such pound -keeper. 6- The Treasurer shall furnish each pound-keeper with a book, in which the pound-keeper shall enter the description of every anima' impounded by him, with the name of the person who took; or sent the same to be im- pounded, the day and hour on which he received the same^ the day and hour on which the same was redeemed, and the amount of damages or penalty, and fees paid by the party redeeming the same, or the proceeds of the sale (if any made); and each pound-keeper shall, on or before the first day of every month in the year, make a return to the City Commissioner in writing of the number and description of all distresses received by him during the month preceding each return with the names of the persons taking the same to the pound, the day when the same was received by him, the amount received, and when the same was redeemed, and any other information he may deem necessary, which return shall be verified upon oath, and shall be in the form A to this By-law annexed, or as near as may be. Moneys 7- Every pound-keeper shall, when making his monthly received by retum, pay over to the Treasurer all moneys received by ers to be paid him during the month ; and shall at all times produce li'easMer.*^ his book for the inspection of the City Commissioner, or of any member of the Council, upon request made to him for the purpose. occasion ferve in pounds Is during )r duties POUNDS AND POUND-KEEPERS. 227 FEES AND PENALTIES. Bylaw 2473. 8. The owner of every animal taken running at large „ """JT^T^ or trespassing in the City, shall pay the following penalties be paid by tlie over and above the charges of the pound-keeper, that is arhnalafouud to say : running at large. For every horse, bull, ox, cow, or other cattle, or pig $2 00 Every sheep or goat 1 00 Every goose or other poultry 10 9. The poundskeeper shall be entitled to the following Ponml-keep- fees for impounding : Every horse, bull, ox, cow, or other cattle, pig, sheep, or goat $1 00 Every goose or other poultry 10 For providing food, water, and shelter for animals : Every horse 50 cents per day Every bull, ox, cow, or other cattle .... 35 " " Every sheep, pig, or goat 20 " " Every goose or other poultry 5 " " For posting notice of sale 50 cents. For attending for the summons and serving the same on the appraisers of damages 75 cents. And for every sale of distress 50 cents. «:' .'■ teh^' 228 FOUNDS AND POUND-KEEPERS. By-law 2478. i -ii l-i ; ■! m M M i I' I \ < • t .1- . >> .2 t 00 .2 «a iB o" a a ^H 3 5 » s s s o « < o 5 «» o o fH ^ « ^ p. aSd • : : O H S n . 09 Slo S el 0) 1? S S 3 i<5» rt >< O H ►t) w O «gg H pi i-s U • • £ S) S £ 5 o o w o §§ o W » w^ l-H ©« > ra "^ i $ T fl S w 00 00 GO ^ M E4 F-( 1-^ F-« S H p^ © 4) •«! 5 d a 2 ;3 S s I-. p^ i-s Hi 1-3 « '4 a-?. I-I g . fl il *. o u fl a-2 is « a. ^■s ■§< l§ II S b «•" "3 'O m fl O « ° 4) s -tJ :S .fl > ■*» » >.;=) ^^ V fl V o fl.2 .. a Co a o ^"1 13 a in a; o fl 5"^ t» H.-S 3 .2 u 4) •13 CUIMNEY INSPECTORS. No. 2474. A By-law to provide for tho appointment of Cliimney Inspectors, and to define their duties. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : — 229 nb^ m 1. The Standing Committee on Fire and Light may Appointment from time to time appoint as many persons as they ingpectora^ may consider necessary to the oflBce of Chimney Inspectors, and may prescribe their duties, and determine the limits vitliin which such Inspectors shall exercise their said office. ■,i > : 2. The Inspectors shall be under the orders and con- Examination trol of the City Commissioner, and it shall be their duty °^ Chimney., whenever required by the him, to examine any chimney within the limits of their divisions, and every Inspector when so directed may for that purpose, at all reasonable hours, enter in a quiet and peaceable manner any house, shop, or other building, and if upon such examination, he finds that any chimney has not been properly cleaned, he shall at once report the matter to the City Commissioner, who shall notify the occupant or owner of such house, shop, or building to have such chimney cleaned within three days; and every person who does not within three days after the service of such notice, causae such chimney to be properly swept and cleaned to the satisiaction of the City Commissioner, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. 3- In case any chimney shall take fire,and the cause of such Inspector to /J T_ i 1 i ^i_ !• 1 c be liable when nre, can be traced to the negligence or carelessness of any chimneys Inspector, such Inspector shall be liable to the penalties of ''»*''** ^J^,. , * *^ owing to his this By-law. negligence. 29 ii i. 1! ; : ■ I ■! I 1 r I '4 I 230 FIRE DEPARTMENT. By-law 24*. S Penalty. Distress. 4. Any pei'son guilty of a breach of any of the provi- sions of this By-law, and any Inspector of Chimneys so neglecting his duties that from such neglect any cliimney takes fire, shnll forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or ccsts only, may 1 e levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender; Commi ment. ^^^j ^^ ^_^^^ ^£ ^^j^^^j^ being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied the convicting Magistrate mny commit the offender to the common gaol, of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 2475. A By-law relating to the Fire Department. Passed 13th January, 1890. rpHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of -^ Toronto enacts as follows : — COMMITTEE ON FIRE AND LIGHT. Powerof 1. The Standing Committee on Fire and Light shall Fire and have the management and control of the Fire Department Light as to and shall have full power and authority over its organiza- organization, . * , , i, , i n » i -i i etc.,ofdepart- tion and government, and shall have control of the build- ™«°*- ings, engine-houses, engines, hose, hose carts, trucks, ladders, horses, apparatus, equipment, telegraph alarms and line, and all other property and furniture belonging to the Department. Rnles and regulations. 2- The said Committee shall have power from time to time, to make such rules and regulations as they FIRE DEPARTMENT. 231 may consider necessary for the care and protection of all By-law property belonging to the Department; for determining .Ji!^^ the qualification and duties of all persons appointed to office or membership in the Department ; for imposing reasonable fines and forfeitures upon, and suspending and dismissing the officers and members and generally ; for the government and good order of the Department, the discip- line of its officers and members, and for the management and extinguishment of fires occurring within tho City ; but no such Rules or Regulations shall have any force or effect until they have been submitted to and approved of by the Council. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. 3. The Fire Department shall consist of: — A Secre- Officers una tary, a Chief, a Deputy Chief, and two Assistant Chiefs, a "»«'n^'''- Superintendent and an Assistant Superintendent of the Fire Alarm Telegraph, and such other officers and members AS may from time to time be appointed by the Standing Com- mittee on Fire and Light, and approved of by the Council. 4. The names of all the members of the Department, Enn.llinent with the dates of their admission to, and the dates of their "^ '»^™^"'"- leaving the Department, shall be enrolled by the Secretary in a register to be kept by him for that purpose, which register shall contain any other particulars that the Com- mittee may deem expedient or necessary. 5. Upon the enrolment of any pei-son as a member of Curtificato of the Department, the Secretary shall give such person a «»''<*i'n«'»'- <:ertifieate that he is so enrolled, which certificate shall con- tain the date of his admission and such other particulars as the Committee may consider necessary and expedient. 6- The Chief of the Department shall be appointed by AiJpoiiitirient the Council, and all other officers and members of the of oflituM iimi Department shall be appointed by, and may be removed membeis. from office by the Committee. 7. The salary of the Chief shall be fixed by the Council, Salaries. and the salary or remuneration of all other officers or members in or connected with the Department shall be 232 FIRE DEPARTMENT. By-law determined by the Committee subject to the approval of the Council. Members to 8. The Chief and all officers and members of the Sme tothe ' Department shall give their whole and undivided time to Brigade. ^he duties of the Department. Duties of officers. 9. In addition to such duties as may be prescribed by law, or by the By-laws of the City, or by any resolution of the Council or of the said Committee, the following shall be the duties of the several officers of the Department herein- after mentioned : — Duties of Secretary. To attend meetings, keep mmutes, etc. THE SECRETARY. 10. It shall be the duty of the Secretary — 1. To attend all meetings ?f the Committee on Fire and Light. and to record the minutes and proceedings there- of, and to keep all such books, accounts, and record.s of the Department as the Committee may require ; To keep record of business transacted. 2. To receive the daily and order reports or returns from the Chief of the Department, and to keep an accurate record in convenient form for reference of all busi- ness transacted in his department ; To make requisitions for supplies. 3. To make requsition to the Committee for all supplies required for the Department ; To certify Accounts. 4. To certify to the correctness of all accounts for such supplies, and forward the same to the Committee for payment ; To have charge of and issue supplies. To have charge and control of all supplies, and to issue the same on the written requisition of the Foreman or other officer in charge of a section of the Department, which requisition shall be signed by the Foreman and counter-signed by the Chief; To direct lighting the streets, etc. 6. To have control and direction of the lighting of the streets, squares, avenues, alleys, lanes, and public places of the City, and to keep a register of all lamps FIRE DEPARTMENT. 233 and electric lights under his superviuon, shewing their location, and the times when the same have been erected, nsed, or removed ; Bylaw 2470. 7. To check and certify all accounts for lighting the City, To check and forward the same to the Committee ; \StU^l '"' 8. To report to the Committee locations or places where To report on lamps or lights are required, and all applications for "*'"*'®* ''8''*"* lamps or lights, and to see to the erection of the same where ordered by the Committee. THE CHIEF. 11. It shall be the duty of the Chief of the Fire Depart- Duties of ment— ^*''«^- 1. To keep an accurate record, in convenient form for To keep a reference, of all fires occurring in the City and opera- '■^<"'*^o' **'*■• tions thereat, or elsewhere when called out of the City; 2. To attend fires, and to make such regulations and To attend at arrangements that in the event of his absence the Deputy Chief or one of the Assistant Chiefs shall be present ; 3. To see that all fires are extinguished with the least To prevent possible damage to life and property, and to prevent damweat^ unnecessary damage by water ; Area. 4. To inquire into and investigate the cause of all fires Toinveatwato that may occur in the City as soon as possible after "*"'* ** "** they occur and report to the Committee the result of his investigation ; 6. To promptly report to the Committee any officer or To report member of the Department who, by reason of age, "ngj^^duty. disease, accident, or incompetency, does not or cannot fully, energetically, promptly, and properly perform full his duties ; >6. To summarily suspend from pay and duty any person To suspend under his command guilty of insubordination or of members. S34 FIRE DEPARTMENT. ikli By-law M76 To sec rules are carried out and dereliutions reported. To ruiMirt on aouuniula- tions of in- flainmal>le mattttr. for any flagrnnt violation of law, rule, regulation, coniniand, or direction, and to report tho casu at once to tho Chairman and Secretary of the Coinmitteo ; 7. To SCO that all laws, rules, regulations, orders, and directions for tho government of the Department are promptly, cheerfully and implicitly enforced and obeyed, and that all derelictions or transgressions that may come to his knowledge are promptly investigated and reported to tho Commitee ; H. To examine all places where wood, lumber, shavings, or other inflammable matter is collected, and to see that the same is removed, or suitable safeguards against fire are adopted ; buiUlfiiKs in *' ^^ report to the Committee all houses, shops, manu- which engines factories, and buildings where engines are u.sed, or *** "'*" ■ which contain matter or materials which in his opinion are dangerous to the security of the City from fire ; Annual report. 10. To report to the Council, annually, or oftener if so required by the Committee, or in his opinion it is necessary : — (a) The number and efficiency of the Officers and Members of the Department under his control, (&) The number and location of the fire stations. (c) The condition and sufficiency of the buildings, engine-houses, engines, hose, hose carts, trucks, ladders, horses, telegraph alarms, or other appa- ratus, or property under his charge or belonging to the Department, (d) The sufficiency of the apparatus and means at his ' command for guarding against, giving alarm of, or extinguishing fires, FIKE DEPAIUMENT. 235 ('«) The number of firoH and alai-m.s of firo that have By-lai« ocuurrud sinco his lant roport, v.^^v-*^ {f) Tho oxtont and damage, as near as can bo ascer- tained, of all fires, (g) Tho description of buildings destroyed, and the names of tlio owners, (h) Tho total amount of insurance on all buildings and goods injured by fire, and tho actual amount paid, (?') Tho nature and occasion of all accidents resulting from fires, and of all accidentsof whatsoever nature that may happen to members of tho department ; 11, From time to time to mnko such recommendations To make and suggestions to tlie Council and tho Committee tionsiuito'the as in his opinion would improve and best promote etticiency of the efficiency of the department. ment. DEPUTY CHIEF. 12. The Deputy Chief shall bo the second senior officer- Deputy of tho Department, and shall be subject to and obey all "* ' orders of tho Chief. In the absence of the Chief he shall have all the powers and perform all tho duties of the Chief. ASSISTANT CHIEFS. 13. There shall be two Assistant Chiefs, one to be ap- Assistant pointed for that part of the City East of Yonge Street, and appointllwor including the Island, and one for that part of the City ^'^^^ »"d West of Yonge Street, and they shall be subject to and city. obey all orders of the Chief or Deputy Chief of the Depart- ment. In the absence of the Chief and Deputy Chief, they shall be the Senior Officers, and in case of fires the com- mand shall be in the Assistant Chief in whose division the fire first takes place. ■t.a ',:, 'illi '13,^ SUPERINTENDENT OF FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. 14. The Superintendent of the Fire Alarm Telegraph Superinten- shall have the entire charge of the telegraph and of the Alarm. 236 FIRE DEPARTMENT. telegraph lines, instruments, battery, and battery room, and all other apparatus belonging thereto, and shall keep them in working order ; and for this purpose he shall at all times have access to the instruments in the fire sta- tions and other places on the line. He shall give practical instructions to persons under him in the Department and to all telegraph key holders. He shall keep a proper register of parties having keys, and shall note all changes that may occur. He shall promptly report to the Chief of the De- partment any interruptions in the working of the lines or apparatus, whereby there is delay in giving or receiving an alarm of fire, and in such report he shall state what amount of delay will probably occur in repairing the same, and when the same is repaired, he shall immediately notify the Chief of the fact. Assistant Superintend dent of Fire Alarm Tele- graph. Apparatus, etc. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF FIRE ALARM TELEaRAPH, 15. The Assistant Superintendent of the Fire Alarm Telegraph shall perform all such duties as the Superinten- dent may require, and in his absence shall perform the duties of the Superintendent. APPARATUS. 16- The apparatus of the Fire Department shall consist of : — Steam fire engines ; hose carts and hose ; hook and ladder trucks ; and other necessary apparatus, used for extinguishing of fires; and the Committee on Fire and Light may erect such hyui'ants and water tanks, as they shall from time to time deem necessary. Horses. 17. Until the Council shall have purchased a sufficient number of horses to draw the engines and other apparatus, to and from fires, the Council may contract with such person or persons as they may consider advisable for securing and hiring the services of such good and efficient horses and drivers as they may consider necessary, to be kept always in readiness, for hauling and driving the engines and other apparatus to and from fires, and for the performance of such other duties connected with the Fire Department, as may be determined upon. I lery room, and shall 'se he shall le fire stA- e practical |ttnent and 'er register is that may 'f the De- the lines •r receivinof state what ig the same, itely notify rELEQRAPH. ^ire Alarm Superinten- )erform the hall consist I ; hook and IS, used for n Fire and iks, as they a sufficient • apparatus, with such visable for nd efficient sary, to be Iriving the and for the th the Fire FIRE DEPARTMENT. 237 18. The whole apparatus and management of the Fire By-law Department shall be under the direction of the Chief of v^i^^ the Department, subject to such instructions as he may Control of from time to time receive from the Committee ; and at department, every fire the Chief of the Department, or in his absence, the senior officer, who may be present, shall have sole con- tiol over all engines, property, officers, and members of the Department, and over all persons engaged at any fire, and any officer, member, or other person engaged at any fire, who shall refuse or neglect to obey any legal order of the Chief, or other senior officer, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. 19. No engine, hose, or other apparatus of the Fire Engines not Department shall be applied to any private use, or taken f^r'^pp^^ beyond the limits of the city, without the permission of ase. the Chief. FIRES. 20. AH persons at or near any fire shall assist in ex- Persons at tinguishing the s>ame, and in removing furniture, goods, ^f^^^^*' and merchandise from any building on fire, or in danger thereof, and in guarding and securing the same, and in demolishing any house or building (if occasion require) when ordered so to do by the Chief, Deputy Chief, or any other Officer of the Department in command at the fire. 21- The Chief or other officer in charge, at any fire, is Demolishing hereby empowered to cause to be pulled down or demolished ■"'"•*"*8"' adjacent houses or other erections which he shall deem necessary to be taken down in order to prevent the spread- ing of any fire. 22- The Chief or other officer in charge at any fire, may Keeping in his discretion prescribe the limits in the vicinity of any ^^^^ea fire within which no person, horse, or vehicle (including street cars) shall be permitted to come unless they are residents therein, or are admitted by order of an Officer of the Department, or Police Officer, and any person who shall Without permission enter upon any portion of such limits 30 }l w l| 1. Ill; 238 FIRE DEPARTMENT. during the time the sr.me shall be so closed, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. Keeping streets clear at firea. Officers to be furnished witli copy of rules. 23- On all occasions of fire, the side of the street nearest the fire, and for a distance of fifty feet on each side of the fire, and for two-thirds of the width of the street in front thereof, and also the centre of the street on both sides of the space above described for such distances as may be necessary for the working of the department, and also any lane or by-way between the public street and the rear of any premises on fire, through or along which it may be necessary to run any portion of the fire apparatus, shall be kept clear of all persons who may in any way obstruct the working of the Fire Department, and all persons who shall be in any of the said places, shall immediately retire therefrom when called upon so to do by any officer of the Department or Police officer. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 24. AH officers and members of the Fire Department shell be furnished with a copy of the rules and regula- tions for the government of the Department, and it shall be their duty to conform to all the requirements, and per- form all the duties therein contained. Distinguished conduct at fires. REWARDS. 25. Any person who distinguishes himself in the per- formance of a gallant act, by which life or property ia saved, shall be entitled the presentation of a medal, or such other reward as the Council may by resolution direct. Aid t > families of deceased firemen. 26. Where any person who, while engaged in his duty as a Fireman, has received any injury resulting in death, his widow and orphans (if any) shall be entitled to receive such pecuniary aid as the Council may by resolution determine. Injuring property. OFFENCES. 27. No person shall wantonly or maliciously injure any fire-engine, hose, bell, bell-rope, telegraph-pole or wire, or FIRE DEPARTMENT. 239 be subject set nearest |side of the set in front 'th sides of as may be id also any the rear of it may be us, shall be bstruct the srsons who ately retire ficer of the Department and regula- and it shall its, and per- in the per- property is a, medal, or ' resolution I his duty as g in death, d to receive ' resolution any other apparatus or property belonging to the Depart- ment, or used by the firemen in giving an alarm of fire or used in extinguishing fires. By-law 2t76. 28- No person shall, after sun-set, without previously Bonfires, warning the Chief make any bonfire or other large fire, in any field, yard, or open space. 29. No person shall, without reasonable cause, by outcry. False alamiB. ringing bells, using the fire-alarm or telegraph, or in any other manner make or circulate, or cause to be made or circulated, an alarm of fire. 30. No person shall in any way !n o or hinder any Impeding fireman or other person who shall be employed in, or shall guJaMuK of be assisting at the extinguishing of any fire, or who may fires. be engaged in other duties connected therewith. 31. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law,shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each ofience, exclusive of costs; and in Distress, default of payment of the said penalty and costs forthwith, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of there being no distress found out of which such Commitment penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate may com- mit the offender to the common Gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour lor any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. r injure any or wire, or 240 By-law 2476. WATER WORKS AND RATES No. 2476. A By-law respecting the Management of the Toronto Water Works and to establish a Tariff of Water Rents and Rates. Passed 13bh January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : — COMMITTEE ON WATER WORKS. Department 1. The Water Works Department of the City of Toronto Committee on ^^O'^l "^e under the general direction of the Standing Com- WaterWorks. mittee on Water Works. Snperinten- dent. THE SUPERINTENDENT. 2. There shall be an officer appointed by the Council to be called the Superintendent of Water Works. Dnties of Su- 3. The following shall be the duties of the Superintend- perin n en . ^^^ j^ addition to those prescribed by law or by any By- law or rcolution of the Council, or of the Committee on Water Works: — Charge of 1. Subject to direction of the Standing Committee on ''"' '* * Water Works and the Council, to have charge of all inspection of buUdings. the various properties and works required for the supply of the City with water, and of the inspection and rating of all buildings]and premises supplied with water ; Control over oflBcials. 2. To have the immediate control of all officials con- nected with the Department ; Preparation 3. To have the preparation, control, arrangement, and M^^n ro o supervision of the books of the Department ; WATER WORKS AND RATES. It of the tablish a ry, 1890. J the City of of Toronto iding Gom- e Council to luperintend- by any By- •mmittee on mmittee on harge of all ired for the le inspection ipplied with Oficials con- ement, and ent ; 4. To have the collection of all water-rents and rates and to pay the same over when collected, to the City Treasurer ; 241 By-law 8476. Collection of arieara. 6. On the 16th day of the months of January and Return to "aly, to make a return to the Council, duly certified, C*""*""- re- T. u of (a) The amount charged against each street in the City sujjplied with water, (6) The amount of cash paid in account thereof, dis- tinguishing the amount paid by persons who have become water-takers since the preceding return, (c) The amount of discount allowed, {d) The amount of deductions, (e) Arrears, 6. On or before the thirty-first day of December in Annual each year, to present to the Council a report upon the *'°'*' general condition of the Water Works, accompanied by such information and suggestions as he shall deem necessfary. APPLICATIONS, NOTICES, AND TURNING OFF AND ON OF WATER. 4. Applications either for the laying of service pipes, or Applications for the turning on or off the water to premises shall be made pipe^^anT in writing at the Water Works OflBce, and upon the re- water. quired forms. 5- Persons making application for the use of water for Turning on any premises shall, at the time of application, pay the rate ]I|^p*Hcants. for the half-year then current in advance, subject to the reduction allowed on general rates under section 39 of this By-law, and the water shall not be turned on to the said premises until such payment has been made. This section shall not apply in case of water-takers who are about to be Ml i\' 242 By-law 2476. WATER WORKS AND RATES. supplied by meter mensurement, nor in the case of parties whose rate is dependent upon an estimate to be subsequent- ly made, but in such latter case, or in special cases, the water may be turned on to the premises at the discretion of the Superintendent, subject to the approval of the Water Works Committee. When water g j^ ^ny case where the water shall have been turned has l)een ^ turned off it off from any premises by reason of the non-payment of the turne(l*on rates or charges, the water shall not again be turned on to again till dues such premises until, in addition to the rates or charges due, are pai . ^j^^ person in default shall have paid a further sum of one dollar to cover the cost of such turning off and on of the water. n :-li' Use of water 7. The use of the water shall not be granted for any purposes. special purpose, unless in addition to the special rate therefor, the ordinary rating of the building be also paid. Notice to be g ^jjy person about vacating any premises that have sons vacating been supplied with water from the Water Works, or who premises. j^ desirous of discontinuing the use thereof, must give due notice of the same at the Water Works Office, other- wise he will be held liable for the rates therefor. FIXTURES AND PREMISES. / pplicants to 9. Applicants shall give a full and true statement, on fription of^^ *^® ^<^''™ provided by the Department, of the size and premises. description of their premises, the number of inmates, the various uses to which the water is about to bu nt, the number and description of fixtures required, and other information that may be necessary in order tl' „ a correct estimate of the charge to be made against ^nem may be arrived at. !!* Alteration of IQ. Notice must be given in writing at the Water premises. Works Office, and written permission must be obtained therefrom, before any change or addition is made to the number or description of fixtures on any premises. of parties ibsequent- the water on of the ihe Water sen turned nent of the rned on to larges due, lUm of one d on of the id for any pccial rate ig be also that have •ks, or who must give ffice, other- tement, on le size and nmates, the bo l>t>e8 '■ o lor usiiijj nx- able with the rate therefor whether the same be actually tares etc. to used or not, subject however to the conditions of the pre- * " *'** ceding section. 14. In case of leaky or improper pipes or fixtures on any Leaky or im- premises the Superintendent shall have authority to cut off P^'"^*®'' pipes, the supply of water by shutting the stop-cock, or by de- taching the service-pipe from the main, and before the water is again turned on the pipes and fixtures shall be repaired or altered as required, and the cost of detaching and re-attaching or of turning off and on of the water shall be paid by the person occupying or owning the premises, and no person supplied from such service pipe shall have any claim against the Corporation] by reason of such cutting-off of the water. SERVICE PIPES. 16. Upon the receipt of an application from the owner or Laying down occupant of any premises, the Corporation will provide servioe-pipes. and lay down, freo of cost, an ordinary house-service from the main to the street line or boundary, when, in the opinion of the Superintendent such service is necessary. 16. Only one ordinary house-service pipe for the supply One service of any single house or premises shall be laid by the Cor- fo^ed'for* ' poration free of charge, and any per.'ion desiring more than single hou^e. one such service for the supply of his premises shall, sub- ■'■r- 8*i?! 244 WATER WORKS AND RATES. By-law M7«. ject to the approval of the Superintendent, be supplied with the same, and shall be charged with the extra cost ; but such extra service shall only be laid upon the condition that all connections in such house or premises shall be detached from any existing service or services, and attached to such extra service by such person whenever the Super- intendent shall so direct. Deposit on 17. Any person making application for the laying of for'thel'^lng servlce-pipes, other than the ordinary house-service, from of service- the main to the street line or boundary, shall, at the time of such application, deposit with the City Treasurer a sum equal to the cost of providing such service, such cost to be determined by the Superintendent, and upon the receipt of such sum, the Corporation will provide such service-pipe. Size of pipes. 1Q_ The Corporation shall in every case determine the size of the pipe to be used in supplying any premises, and also the position in the street in which it is to be laid. Expense of departure from rules. 19. When any departure from the prescribed rules is per- mitted in order to accommodate a water-taker, the water- taker shall be charged with the expense of making the change. i!i- M Works to be 20- No Work of any kind connected with the water So'rwratioii ^ services, either for the laying of new or the repair of old employees services, shall be permitted to be done upon or under the streets, by other than the employees of the Corporation. ::| 'W Work on 21- No work shall be done by the Corporation upon the water-teikers. premises of water-takers, except the placing of meters, but the Corporation may direct all work to be done in connec- tion with water-services. Laying ser- vice-pipes. 22- Any direction as to the position in which it may be desired to have the service-pipe laid, when such directions does not interfere with the requirements of the Corporation, must be given in writing at the Water Works Office, nnd the applicant shall be notified of the time at which the service-pipe is to be laid. WATER WORKS AND RATES. 245 )e supplied extra cost ; le condition s shall be nd attached the Super- laying of rvice, from at the time surer a sum uch cost to the receipt lervice-pipe. termine the remises, and be laid. rules is per- r, the water- making the 23. If any party fail to appear at the time appointed for By-law laying the service-pipe the work may be proceeded with -^^.^ in the ordinary way, and any subsequent alterations shall j^'^^'^g""'*^ only be made at the expense of the water-taker. pipei. 24. In all cases the water-taker must show that the Pipes within pipe laid within his premises is laid in accordance with the propoHy laid, requirements of the Corporation, and unless the same is shown to the satisfaction of the inspector or foreman of e Water Works in charge of the work, connection shall not be made with the street pipe. 25. No two premises supplied with water from the Water Premises to be Works shall be dependent upon one service-pipe beyond the separate aer- street line, but each separate and distinct tenement or pre- vice-pipes, mises shall be supplied through a separate pipe provided with proper stop-cocks, or other means of cutting off the water. 26. AH service-pipes upon the premises of water-takers Laying ser- shall be laid at a depth of not less than five feet six inches ^''^^ P'P®"' below the level of tlie surrounding ground; and where they cross or are near other excavations they must be properly protected against settlement. I :|1 ■PI h the water repair of old or under the )rporation. ion upon the f meters, but le in connec- ch it mny be ch directions Corporation, :s Office, and it which the 27- The material employed in the construction of ser- Material to be :e-pipes shall correspond in all partic a similar kind used by the Corporation. vice-pipes shall correspond in all particulars with that of gtruction'ot service pipe. KEY HYDRANTS. 28. Key hydrants for the supply of a number of houses Key hy- shall not be allowed, except by permission of the Super- intendent. CARE AND PROTECTION OF PIPES. 29- All persons shall keep their service-pipes, stop- Water takers cocks, and other fixtures on their own premises and from jn good order, the line of the street, in good order and repair, and pro- tected from frost at their own risk and expense. 30. No person, being an owner, occupant, tenant, or Increasing inmate of any house supplied with water from the Water wasting or m w i 1;;;': m m fell 246 WATER WORKS AND RATES. Works, shnll increase the supply of water beyond that fixed by the rating of the premises, nor shall wrongfully, negli- gently, or improperly waste any water. :t ; I ' r,'i! Selling water. 31- No person, being an occupant, tenant, or inmate of any house supplied with water from the Water Works, shall vend, sell, or dispose of the water therefrom, or give away, or permit the same to bo carried or taken away, or use or apply it to the use or benefit of others, or to any other than his own use or benefit. 3! I Penalty. Imprison- ment Rates. Rates when payable. PENALTIKS. 32- Any person guilty of an infraction of the provisions of sections 30 or 31 of this By-law, shall, upon conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding the sum of $20 (for Water Works purposes) for each offence ; or shall be imprisoned, with or without hard labour, in the common gaol of the City of Toronto, for a period not exceeding one calendar month ; the amount of such fine and duration of such imprisonment, and also the option between fine and imprisonment with or without hard labour, being always in the discretion of the J ustice of the Peace before whom the conviction takes place. RENTS AND RATES. 33. The several rates or rents enumerated in Schedule A, hereunto annexed, are hereby imposed and levied for water supplied, or ready to be supplied, from the Toronto Water Works, and shall be payable at the Water Works Office on the days and times hereinafter mentioned. 34- The general rents or rates shall be payable in two equal half-yearly instalments in advance, on the first days of April and October, in each year, except as hereinafter mentioned. Rates for fountain, hose, etc. 35. The special rents or rates for the season commencing on the first day of April, and ending on the thirtieth day of September, in each year, for the use of fountains, hose, and lawn-sprinklers shall be payable in advance on the first day of April in each j'ear. WATER WORKb AND RATES. 247 id that fixed fully, negli- »r inmate of ater Works, rem, or give en away, or :3, or to any 16 provisions )n conviction, sum of $20 ; or shall be the common xceeding one d duration of reen fine and being always before whom d in Schedule nd levied for 1 the Toronto Water Works Qtioned. lyable in two the first days IS hereinafter I commencmg lirtieth day of untains, hose, Ivance on the 36. The rents and rates charged by meter measurement shall be payable in four equal quarterly instalments on the last day of the quarter during which the water has been '^'™® ^°J . supplied, namely, the thirty-first day of March, the thirtieth meter mtet. day of June, the thirtieth day of September, and the thirty- first day of December in each year. 37- The charge to water talcers assesses by meter meas- Rates for urement shall be twenty-five cents per thousand gallons. "** "' If the meter be injured or fail to rcg'ster during the quarter, then the premises shall be assessed iu proportion to the former charge by meter,|or as provided for in the tariff. 38. Any water-taker may arrange with the Superintend- Payment of «nt for the payment of any rates or rents yearly in ad- vnnce!" " vance, and such water-taker shall be entitled to the discount provided in the next following section of this By-law. 39- A discount of sixty per cent, shall be allowed Disconnton to parties paying the rates or rents mentioned in sec- '"''*^*' tion 33 of this By-law, within the first two months of each current half-year, and a discount of sixty per cent, shall be allowed to parties paying the rates or rents mentioned in section 35 of this By-law before the first day of June in each year, and a discount of fifty per cent, shall be allowed to parties paying the rents or rates mentioned in sections 3G and 37 of this By-law within the first month of the ensuing quarter, except in the case of rates or rents in respect to property exempt from taxation. (1) A discount of twenty per cent, only shall be allowed on rates or rents payable in respect of property ex- empt from taxation other than Churches, Public and Separate Schools, and the Public Library, to the parties paying such rates or rents within the first month of the ensuing quarter. (2) A discount of sixty per cent, on rates and rents men- tioned in Section 33 and 35 of this By-law, and of fifty per cent, on rates and rents mentioned in Sec- ;||| III m^ a m I 24H WATElt WORKS AND RATES, Turuing off irat«r. tions 30 and 37 of this By-law shall bo allowed on rates and rcntu payable by Churches, Public and Separate Schools, and the Public Library, on the same terms and conditions as ordinary water takers. 40- At the termination of the fourth month of the half year the water shall, at the option of the Superintendent, be turned off from all premises in arrearfor the rents or rates mentioned in section 33 of this By-law, and at the expiration of two months of the quarter the water shall, at the option of the Superintendent, be turned ott' from all premises in arrear for rents or rates for meters mentioned in sections 36 and 37 of this By-law and in all other cases the water shall, at the option of the Superintendent, be turned off' of ail premises in nrrear at the expiration of three months from the time when the same became due ; and in all cases the full amount of rents and lates shall be collected by distress or other legal process. allowed on Public and iry, on the [•ater takers. of the half leiintendent, the rents or , and at the water shall, otF from all •s mentioned 1 other cases ntendent, be xpiration of became due ; rates shall be WATER WOHK8 AND RATES. SCHEDULE A. 240 TORONTO WATER WORKS SCALE OB' GENERAL WATER RATES FOR DWELLINGS. Taking $6.00 per annum, the lowest rate, and rieivy $1.00 for each miditionai room and/or each additional inmate at per schedule btlow : . u S NUMDKR or INMATES. ^ 9 2 3 4 5 $ 6 $ 7 8 9 $ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 $ $ $ $ ^ » 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 5 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 9 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 10 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 12 15 IG 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 13 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 14 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 15 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 These rates are all payable half-yearly in advance ; and if paid within the first two months of the half-year a deduction of 60 per cent, will be made from the above, except as provided in anb-section 1 of section 39. Notice— Parties may by giving notice to the Superintendent pay their rates for «ne year in advance subject to the same deduction. 11 250 WATER WORKS AND RATES. SPECIAL AND ADDITIONAL RATES. !i -i! 1 AU conveniences in connection with dwelling and other houses are chargeable, in addition to the foregoing rates, /or an ordinary supply. The note, with regard to the per centage, applies to these rates also. Natdre of Service. Per Annum. Basins DWELLING HOUSES. In private dwellings : For the first $ C. 2 00 Each additional 1 00 In other than private dwellings : For the first Each additional 3 00 1 50 Baths In private dwelling houses : Hot or hot and cold water 5 00 Each additional 3 00 Cold 3 00 Each additional 2 00 In other than private dwellings : Hot or hot and cold 10 OO Each additional (J 00 Cold 6 00 Each additional 4 00 Pantry Ubinals Pantry or other taps with sink : Same scale of charges as for Basins. In private dwellings : For the first self-acting 5 00 Each additional 3 00 In other than private dwellings : For the first self-acting 6 00 Each additional 4 00 Watkr Closkts In private dwellings : For the first 5 00 Each additional 2 00 In other than private dwellings : For the first 10 00 Each additional 6 00 5 chargeable. es also. Per Annum. $ C. .. 2 00 .. 1 00 3 00 .. 1 50 .. 5 00 .. 3 00 .. 3 00 .. 2 00 . . 10 00 .. 6 00 .. 6 00 .. 4 00 WATER WORKS AND RATES. Special and Additional Rates — Continued. 2S1 Bakers 5 00 3 00 6 00 4 00 5 00 2 00 10 00 6 00 Bars and Saloons Barbers , Boarding Houses Breweries Building . . Caretakers. Churches. Cows Distilleries . Mature of Service. OTHER SERVICES. Bread and pastry : Each barrel of flour used per day Biscuit and cracker : Each barrel of flour used per day For the use of water in the bar For the first chair. Each additional. For each boarder, in addition to the charge for the family Where not metered ; For each barrel brewed . Per Annum. 4 J cents gross per barrel of lime used. Such charge to be baaed upon the return secured by the officers of the Department from the lime companies of the quantity of lime sold to each person engaged in building operations, and the accounts for the same to be rendered monthly. All master builders and plas- terers are to make a cash deposit in advance equal to the total amount of his or their rates for the cor- responding six months in the previous year, and to renew the same as soon as exhausted by the monthly accounts rendered by the Department. Discount to be allowed only to those making such deposit in ad- vance, and keepiug same good. Special rates will be made for Caretaker in charge of public buildings orprivatehouses. ^ of 30 cents on each scholar attending. I of the full rates charged public buildings for any fixtures. Small motors may be charged for upon esti- mate of the quantity of water used — all the larger will be metered. For the first Each additional. Where not metered : For each barrel 5 00 3 00 16 to 24 00 4 00 3 00 1 00 05 M 1 00 80 10 2 52 WATER WOUKS AND RATES, Special and Additional Rates — Continued. f- i Nature of Service. Per Annnm. Dwelling Houses DvE Works . . (See p. 250). Employing 1 to 3 hands $ 0. 12 00 " 4 or 5 " 20 00 6 or 7 " " 8 to 10 " 28 00 37 00 11 to 15 " 45 00 Steam Boiler for dve tmrDOses 8 00 Fire Purposes. Fire Phigs in Buildings, each 1 00 Flushing .... Flushing drains per hour 1 25 Forces For the first fire 4 00 Each additional 3 00 Fountains . . For T*5 inch jet, the season 10 00 For h inch iet. the season 20 00 For } inch iet. the season 40 00 (6 hours per day allowed.) Soda Water, the season 10 00 Vegetable, the season 5 00 Gas Engines . . Per horse-power per year 6 00 Heating Purposes To cover the year, whether the season be long or short. Public Buildings 5 00 Hotels, etc. . . Laundry Private Houses, 10 rooms and under ... upwards of 10 rooms. . Hotels, and other large consumers to pay 30 cents per 1,000 gallons on the estima- ted quantity of water used or to be me- tered. Private : For the first ' ib 2 00 3 00 2 00 For each additional 1 00 Other than private : Emplovinsr 3 hands and under 15 00 5 " " 25 00 I< (T (1 it 35 00 Exclusive of fixed rates. Per Annum. $ c. . . 12 00 . . 20 00 . . 28 00 . . 37 00 .. 45 00 .. 8 00 .. 1 00 .. 1 26 .. 4 00 .. 3 00 .. 10 00 . . 20 00 .. 40 00 . . 10 00 .. 5 00 6 00 5 00 2 00 3 00 2 00 1 00 15 00 25 00 35 00 WA.TER WORKS AND RATES. Special and Additional ^ates— Continued. 253 Natcre op Service. Restaurants Steam Engines Schools . Stables . Tranches Warehouses, Manufacto- ries, etc. Washing Win- dows, ETC. Occasional customers having meals per head. 10 horse-power and under, each Each additional h.-p. from 10 to 25 .... over 25 .... Boarders same as for boarding houses Day scholars, per each scholar, basea on the average attendance Sunday school scholais, ^ of 30 cents per each scholar, based on the average atten- dance. Private : For the first horse Each additional Each vehicle Other than private : For the first horse Each additional horse Each vacant stall Each vehicle Water for sinking trenches 6 feet deep and under: per 100 feet Do. 12 feet deep and over 6 feet. . . . Each flat . . Each hand Washing the fronts of houses and windows and for sprinkling sidewalks, for the season : SO feet frontage and under 60 feet frontage and over 30 feet For each additional 30 feet or portion thereof Per Annum. Pavements . . Wetting ballast, &c., per 1,000 square yards. 1 20 30 7 00 6 00 5 00 1 00 30 3 00 2 00 1 00 3 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 60 3 00 3 00 30 4 00 6 00 1 00 All Hydraulic Hoists or Elevators si sail be provided with approved registering gear, by way of meter, to indicate the quantity used for running the same. For any supplies not enumerated in the above, special assessments will be made or meters used. Public Buildings will include all places or buildings where ten or more persons «r6 amployed. t[l 254 WATER WORKS AND RATES. SPECIAL RATES CHARGED FOR SPRINKLING LAWNS, GARDENS, GRASS PLOTS. ETC. Season from, 1st April to 30th September. 1,000 square feet (and tmder), per season $4 00 Above 1,000 and up to 2,000, per sea.son 6 GO " 2,000 " 3,000 " 5 50 " 3,000 •' 4,000 " 6 00 " 4,000 " 5,000 " 6 50 " 5,000 " 6,000 '' 7 00 " 6,000 " 7,000 " 7 50 " 7,000 " 8,000 " 8 00 " 8,000 " 9,000 " 8 50 " 9,000 " 10,000 " 9 00 " 10,000 « 11,000 " 9 50 " 11,000 " 12,000 " 10 00 " 12,000 " 13,000 " 10 60 " 13,000 « 14,000 " 11 00 " 14,000 " 15,000 " 11 50 " 15,000 « 16,000 " 12 00 " 16.000 " 17,000 " 12 50 " 17,000 " 18,000 " 13 00 " 18,000 " 19,000 " 13 50 " 19,000 " 20,000 " 14 00 For every 1,000 square feet additional or part thereof.. 50 For 5,000 square feetand under, the useof sprinkler is limited to 2 hours per day from 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. For 10,000 square feet and under, the use of sprinkler is limited to 4 hours per day from 4.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. For 20,000 square feet and under, the use of sprinkler is limited to 6 hours per day from 2.30 p.m. 8.30 p.m. For 30,000 square feet and under, the use of sprinkler is limited to 8 hours per day from 12.30 p.m to 8.30 p.m. No lawn sprinkler shall be used for the purpose of watering any boulevard, street, or sidewalk except between the hours of 6.30 and 8.30 p.m. Gardens will be cL«.rged half the above rates. These rates are payable in advance on the 1st day of April, and if paid within two months after the said date u deduction of 60 per cent, will be allowed. .AWNS, WATER WORKS AND RATES. METER RATES. 255 . $4 oa . 6 00 . 5 50 . 6 00 . 6 50 . 7 00 . 7 50 . 8 00 . 8 60 . 9 OO . 9 50 . 10 00 . 10 50 . 11 00 . 11 50 . 12 00 . 12 50 . 13 00 . 13 50 . 14 00 lof.. 50 d to 2 hours limited to 4 3 limited to i limited to irard, street, A general charge of 25 cents per thousand gallons will be made for all water supplied by meter, subject to a reduction of 50 per cent., should the rates be paid within the first month of the ensuing quarter after they become due. The following charges will be made for the use of the meter in addition to the above : SIZE OF METER. J" or I" per annum $2 50 I" " 3 00 1" " 4 50 2" " 6 00 3' " 10 00 4" " 25 00 6" " 40 00 Lpril, and if 30 per cent. 256 LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. By-law 2477. I Members of the Local Board of Health. Offices. No. 2477. A By-law relating to the Local Board of Health. Passed 13th January, 1890. THE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 1. The Local Board of Health of the City of Toronto (hereinafter called the Board) shall be comprised of the Mayor and eight Aldermen of the City, to be appointed annually by the Council. OFFICE. 2- There shall be provided a suitable office for the accom- modation of the Board and the officers to be appointed as hereinafter mentioned. lu' . I I Chairman of Board of Health to report to Council. ANNUAL REPORT. 3. The Chairman of the Board shall, before the first day of December in each yeai-, pi-esent to the Council, a report containing a detailed statement of the work of the Board during the year, and the report of the sanitary condition of the City, as rendered to the Board by the Medical Health Officer. A copy of each such report shall be transmitted by the Secretary of the Board to the Sec- retary of the Provincial Board of Health. OFFICERS. Appointment 4. There shall be appointed by the Council, on the of Officers, recommendation of the Board, an officer to be called the Medical Health Officer, and such number of Sanitary Inspectors as may be deemed necessary by the Board. Officers of the 6. It shall be the duty of all officers, servants, work- to°a8BSi*ih° i^eii> fl^nd agents of the Corporation to give all possible aid Officers and assistance in their power to the Medical Health Officer, ' Sanitary Inspectors, and to any of the officers of the Board. LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 267 f Health. ■y. 1890. f the City of Toronto ised of the appointed the accom- •pointed as [•e the first Council, a vork of the le sanitary ird by the eport shall bo the Sec- sil, on the called the F Sanitary Board. mts, work- )ossibIe aid Jth Officer, the Board. 6. Whenever it shall be considered necessary, the Board may accept the services of persons in the several wards of the City who may be willing to volunteer for the purpose ^^"^ of maintaining and preserving the public health, and such farther?"™ ' assiB- persons, upon their names being duly notified by procla- *»".cem mation or other public notice, shall be for the time being, the public invested with and may exercise all the powers and privi- ^**^**^ leges of Sanitary Inspectors under this By-law. 7. Every Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector Declaration to shall, before entering upon the duties of his office, make oi^ra. ^^ the following declaration before the Mayor of the City ; — " I, hereby declare that I will, to the best of my skill and judg. ment, duly and faithfully perform all the duties appertaining to my office of Medical Health Officer, (or Sanitary Inspector aa the case may be) as declared by law or the By-laws of the City of Toronto, and that I will not directly or indirectly, for mystlf or olhere, have any interest or con- cern in any purchase, contract, or agreement, to be made in pursuance of any By-law of the said City. MEDICAL HEALTH OFFICER. 8.' In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by Duties of any resolution or by-law of the City, or resolution or H^^uh* order of the Board, the following shall be the duties of the Officer. Medical Health Officer: — (1) To attend at the Health Office a portion of each day To attend the as the said Board may direct ; °®°« ^^^''^ (2) To keep a record of all his proceedings in books, in To keep a which shall be entered, under appropriate heads, any proceediner expenditure ordered in his department, with the names of all persons who have furnished materials, and of all workmen, and the time worked, and the amount to be paid to each individual, and to report thereon to the Board whenever required so to do, To report to and make at the end of each year a schedule of the property under his charge belonging to the City, and the value thereof; (3) To examine into all nuisances, sources of filth and To examine causes of sickness within the City, or in any vessel ^^g^ ^^^^ l<:il(i ii I 'H |i't I 258 By-law 3477. To examine the water of wells. To report when sewers or other public works become a nuisance. To visit butcher's premises and slaughter houses. Admission to Hospital. To consult with Com- mittee on Markets, Licenses and Street Clean- ing. LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. within the harbour of Toronto, which may be injurious to the public health, and under the direction of the Board to cause the same to be removed destroyed or prevented ; (4) To examine or cause to be examined by analyzation or otherwise the water of any well within the City, when requested so to do by the Mayor, or the Board, or whenever he thinks it expedient so to do, and to forbid the use of the water from any well that is found to be unfit for use, and to take such steps as may be necessary to purify the same ; (5) To keep a vigilant look-out over the sewers and other public works in the City, and in case the same shall be in such a condition as to be a nuisance, to immediately report the same to the Board or its Chairman, who shall forthwith take necessary steps to have the nuisance remedied, abated, or removed ; (6) To visit the premises of all butchers and all slaugh- ter-houses at least once a week during the months of May, June, July, August, September, and October, and twice a month during the remainder of the year, and from time to time to report to the Board the result of such visits ; (7) To examine applicants for admission to the General Hospital, or for other medical relief, and to report the result of such examination to the Mayor ; (8) To consult with, and advise the Committee on Mar- kets Licenses and Street Cleaning, when required by them, respecting all matters relating to the Public Health and the sanitary condition of the City, and when ordered by the Mayor, or the Board or the said Committee, to visit all persons, and inspect all places or premises as they or either of them may direct, and to report in writing the result of such visit or inspection to the Mayor, or the Board or the said Committee ; and to advise such remedies which in his LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 269 i I be injurious ition of the lestroyed or analyzation n the City, ' the Board, ► do, and to hat is found s as may be sewers and bse the same nuisance, to oard or its essary steps removed ; all slaugh- e months of nd October, of the year, Board the the General o report the bee on Mar- required by the Public B City, and •ard or the 1 inspect all them may >f such visit or the said i^hich in his opinion should be taken to prevent the spread of By-law infection or disease, and the removal of such premises, ..^JHH^ nuisances, or other matter as are dangerous to the public health ; (9) Upon being informed by any Sanitary Inspector, Con- Relieving the stable, or other person, that any person or family is destitute and suffering from disease or illness of any kind to at once proceed to visit such person or family, and upon such visitation under the direction of the Mayor or the Board, to take such measures for their immediate relief as to hiii' may seem requisite, either by reporting them as fit subjects to be removed to the General Hospital, or other place provided for that purpose, or by supplying them, or directing that they be supplied with, the requisite and necessary medicine for their reli'f at the expense of the City; and to keep a regulai and correct account of each case and of such expenditure and to make a return of the same from time to time to the Board ; (10) To advise the General Inspector of Licenses, when Adulteratioa required by him so to do, respecting any diseased animal, or any milk, meat, fish, poultry, fruit, vege- tables, or other natural pioducts, or other article of food offered for sale for human food or drink, and to assist him in determining when such articles are adulterated, impure, or otherwise unfit for use ; (11) To attend regularly at least once in each month, at Vaccination, such times and places as the Board may appoint, and perform the duties of public vaccinator for the City. The vaccine matter required by him for such purpose shall be supplied by the City ; {12) To attend upon, and discharge the duties of physician Attendance and surgeon, when instructed by the Mayor or the "miSoyee^. Board, to any City official or employee who may at any time be injured while engaged in the actual dis- charge of the duties of his office or employment; and such attendance shall be regular and continued so 5 1 260 LOCAL BOAUD X)F HEALTH. By-law 3177. long ns mny be necessary for the recovery of any such official or employee from any injury so sustained; m To make entries of sale of articles belonging to the City and of work done. To deliver bills to the Treasurer. Duties of the Treasurer. (13) To enter in books, to be kept for that purpose, an account of all sales of property or materials belonging to the City, and of all work done for any individual from which money shall become due to the City, and forthwith to make out bills for the same and deliver them to the Treasurer for collection. The Treasurer shall forthwith demand payment of the said bills, and in case any bills or dues under this By-law shall remain unpaid at the expiration of one month after demand for payment as aforesaid, the Treasurer shall deliver the same to the City Solicitor for legal proceedings; but if the Board shall be satis- fied that the interests of the City require it, they may cause legal proceedings to be had at any time. » )• > i To make up (14) To make up and certify the pay-rolls of the work- the pay-rolls. men, servants, or woikmen employed under his direc- tion ; Mortuary statistics. (15) To collect and make a return of such Mortuary Statistics, as may be required from him from time to time by any by-law or resolution of the Council, or by any order or resolution of the Board, or by any statute passed by the Parliament of Canada, or the Legislature of Ontario, or by any Order in Council, rule or regulation of the Government of Canada or of the Government of the said Province of Ontario; IN * To act as (16) To act, when thought advisable by the Board of Inspector of School Trustees, as Medical Inspector of Schools, as Schools. well as advisory officer in matters pertaining to school hygiene ; To advise the (17) To assist and advise the Board and its officers, in "" ' matters relating to public health, and to superintend, under the direction of the Board, the enforcement and observance, within the City, of Health By-laws or regulations, and of Public Health Acts, and of any very of any so sustained; purpose, an lis belonging y individual to the City, le same and ection. The ment of the under this ation of one bresaid, the ity Solicitor lall be satis- uire it, they at any time. of the work- ler his direc- h Mortuary from time to J Council, or d, or by any inada, or the [• in Council, f Canada or of Ontario; le Board of I Schools, as ing to school i officers, in superintend, enforcement 1th By-laws 5, and of any LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 261 other sanitary laws, and to perform such other duties Bylaw and lawful nets for the preservation of the public v^3i!lL- health as may, in his opinion, bo necessary, or as may be required by the Board ; (18) To present to the Board, before the fifteenth day of Annual November in each year, a full report upon tho sani- '***"' ' tary condition of the City. Absence of Medical Health Officer. Additional Mt'dicul or Scientific Asaistance. 9. In case of the sickness or absence of the Medical Health Officer, it shall be lawful for the Mayor or the Board to appoint some member of the medical profession to perfoim all or any of his duties during such sickness or aKsence ; and the Board may at all times call in and avail them.sclvc» of medical or scientific advice or assistance in cases in which, in the exercise of a sound discietion they deem it indispensable to seek such advice and assist- ance, for carrying into etfect the sanitary conditions and intentions of this By-law ; and a return of all fees or expenditure incurred in obtaining such advice or assist- ance shall from time to time be made to the Council. SANITARY INSPECTORS. 10. In addition to the duties prescribed by law, or by Duties of any resolution or by-law of the City, or any resolution or inspectoM. order of the Board, the following shall be the duties of the Sanitary Inspectors: (1) To assist the Medical Health Officer in his duties, To assist and perform such other duties as may, from time to Hg.^ltl^ ' time, bo assigned to them by that Officer or the Board; Oiiicer. (2) To keep a vigilant supervision over all streets, lanes, Deposits en- b^'-ways, lots, or premise.s, upon which any accumu- puUichealth! lation or deposit of anything which may endanger the Public Health, or upon which any manure or other refuse, or vegetable or animal matter or other filth may be found, and at once to notify the parties who own or occupy such lots or premises, or who either personally or through their employees have deposited such manure, refuse matter, dirt, or filth, 33 I'^VI^t '111. 2G2 LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. By-law U77 Duties of Medical Health Officer. in any street, lane, or by-way, to cleans© the same, and to remove what in fuund thereon, and Mich partie8 shall forthwith remove the same ; and if the same be not removed within twenty-four hours after such notification, the Sanitary Inspector, so notifying the parties, may prosecute the parties so ott'ending, and he may also cause the same to bo removed at the expense of the person or persons so offending ; (3) To inspect at intervals, as directed by the Board, all premises occupied by persons residing within its jurisdiction, and to report to the Board any violation of any of the provisions of this By-law, or of any other regulations for the preservation of the public health, and any refusal to permit them or any of them to make such inspection. INFECTIOUS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. 11. The Medical Health Officer shall provide each medical practitioner, practising within the City with blank forms on which to report to the said Medical Health Officer any case of diphtheria, small-pox, scarlet fever, cholera, typhoid fever, measles whooping-cough, or other disease dangerous to the public health ; and, also, with other blank forms on which to report death or recovery from any such disease. Forms, Kind of. 12. All such forms shall be so printed, gummed, and folded that they may be readily sealed, without the use of an envelope, so as to keep them from perusal until opened by the Medical Health Officer. BUnk forms. 13. Said blanks shall be in accordance with the follow- ing forms : Report of Infectious Diaeaae. Christian name and surname of patient : Age of patient : Locality (giving street, number of house or lot), where patient is: Name of disease : LOCAL UOAUU OF HEALTH. 26» the name, and Mich ; and if the hours after »o notifying I) ortending, oved at the nding ; e Board, all within its fiy violation f, or of any the public I or any of ES. ach medical }lank forms Officer any era, typhoid le dangerous blank forms a any such ummed, and it the use of until opened the follow- NaniG of school attonded l»y children from that'house: Measures employed for isohi^ion and disinfection : {Signature of phyaioian) : By-lan M77. Report of Death or Recovery from Infectious Disease. Christian name and surname of patient : Locality (giving street, number of house or lot), where patient is : Name of disease : How long sick : Whether dead or recovered : Means of disinfection employed, and when employed : {Signature of physician) : 14. The Medical Health Officer within six hours after Notice of he shall hfive received a notice of the existence of scarlet pogt^*,*!) '** fever, diphtheria, small-pox, cholera, or whooping-cough, in any house, shall affix or cause to be affixed by the head of the household, or by some other person, near the entrance of such house a card at least nine inches wide and twelve inches long, stating that such disease exists in the said house, and stating the penalty for removal of such card without the permission of the Medical Health Officer or the Board. 16. No person shall remove such card without the per- Not to bo mission of the Board, or one of its officers. 16. No animal aflfected with an infectious or contagious Animals disease shall be brought or kept within this municipality, except by permission of the Board. tu lift r lot), where FOOD AND WATER. 17. No person shall offer for sale as food within the Sale of dis- City any diseased animal, or any meat, fish, fruit, vege- ***^ lables, milk, or other article of food which, by reason ifll II : 264 LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. By-law' of disease, adulteration, impurity, or any other cause shall be unfit for use. Supply of drinking water. 18. It shall be the duty of the owner of every house within the City to provide for the occupants of the same a sufficient supply of wholesome drinking water; and in case the occu[)ant or occupants of any such house is or are not satisfied with the wholesomeness or sufficiency of such supply, he or they may apply to the Board to determine as to the same ; and if the supply be sufficient and wholesome, then the expenses incident to such determination shall be paid by the said occupant or occupants, and if not then they shall be paid by the owner ; and in either case the said charges shall be recov- erable in the same manner as municipal taxes. I' Wells ta be cleaned out, etc. 19- Ail wells in this municipality which are in use, whether such wells are public or private, shall be cleaned out before the 1st day of July in each year, and in case the Board certifies that nny well shorld be filled up, such well shall be forthwith filled up by the owner of the premises. ill ' HOUSES AND DRAINS. Soil of build- 20- No housc shall be built in or upon any site, the ing sites to be •ifi'iii i n r ^ disinfected. ^^^^ 01 which has been made u]> ot any refuse, unless such soil shall have been removed from such site, and the site disinfected, or unless the said soil shall have been covered with a layer of charcoal, covered by a layer of concrete at least six inches thick and of such additional thickness as may be requisite under the circumstances to prevent the escape of gases into such proposed house. Drainage into sewers. Service- drains to be trapped. 21. All grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other properties where stagnant water or other nuitsance exists, abutting on any street, or any portion of a street, in the City through which a common sewer has heretofore been, or may hereafter be constructed, shall be drained into such common sewer; and all service drains from cellars and dwellings shall be well and sufficiently trapped, no as to prevent the escape therefrom of foul air or gases into such cellars or dwellings ; and no service drain shall be held to cause shall very house f the same ater; and house is sufficiency the Board supply be ncident to Jcupant or id by the be recov- re in use, be cleaned ill case the , such well 3 premises. y site, the ise, unless te, and the have been a layer of additional istances to louse. properties i, abutting I the City e been, oi- I into such icllurs and I, jO as to into such be held to LOCAL BOARD - '^ HEALTH. 265 r-: A — Extension uywards of soil pipe. B — Second ventilating tube. C — Ventilator foi ilrain in case a trap is placed between the'sewer and house. « iw-u /(Si (' 266 By-law M77. Ventilation of drains, etc. LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. be sufficient for the drainage of the cellars of more than two such houses or dwellings. 22- The drain of every house which may be connected with a sewer or cess-pool shall be ventilated by means of a pipe extending upward from the highest point of the main soil or waste-pipe, and also by a pipe carried upward from the drain outside the walls of ^the house according to the principles shewn in the appended diagram. These pii>es shall be of the same dimensions as the said main soil or waste pipe, and shall be constructed of the same material or of stout galvanized iron, and no trap shall intervene between the said ventilating pipes. In case a trap shall intervene between the sewer, or cess-pool, and the ventilating pipes already described, then a four-inch ventilating pipe of the same matv'irial as above described shall be carried from a point betv^een such trap and the 3ewer. All such ventilating pip^s shall be carried above the roof of the said house, and siiall open above at points sufficiently remote from every window, door, sky-light, ohi^uiey, or other opening leading into any house. CoT.nucfcion of 2^?- No pipe carrying air or gas from any drain or pipes^vvith soil-pipe shall be connected with any chimney in a dwel- chiniiieys. ]jjjg house, unless the same be a furnace chimney used exclusively for the purpose of ventilating such soil-pipe or drain. Description of drain pipes. Certain closets prohibited. 24- Every house-drain shall be constructed of vitrified earthenware or iron pipe ; and every soil and waste-pipe of iron pipe rendered impervious to gas or liquids, the joints thereof being run with lead and caulked, or of lead pipe weighing at least six pounds to the square foot; and the waste pipe from every closet, sink, tub, wash-basin, safe or other service shall have as near as may be to the point of junction with such service a trap so con- structed, vented, and furnished, that it shall at no time allow of the passage of gas into such house. All joints shall be so constructed as to prevent gas escaping through them. 26- The construction of any closet or other convenience which shall allow of the escape into the house of air or lore than Bonnected by means point of >e carried ihe house diagram. the said Bd of the no trap . In case -pool, and four-inch described ► and the ied above at points sky-light, e. drain or n a dwel- mey used nl-pipo or I vitri6ed raste-pipe quids, the :>r of lead foot; and ash-basin, ay be to > so con- ; no time ints shall igh them. ivenience of air or LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. gas which has been confined in any part of it or from the Bylaw, drain or soil-pipe, is hereby prohibited. v_2?!l^ 26. No refrigerator waste shall be allowed to connect Refrigerator with any drain. *''^^**' 27. No pipe supplying water directly to a water-closet Pipes supply - or urinal, shall be connected with the pipe supplying c"^getf '""^ *" water for drinking purnoses. 28. Every person who erects, or causes to be erected. Plumbing any building shall, within two weeks of the completion plana to be thereof, deposit in the Registry Office of the Registry ^^®^- Division in which the building is situated, plans of the drainage and plumbing of the same as executed ; and in the case of any alteration of any such plumbing or drain- age, it shall be the duty of the owner of the house, within two weeks of the making of the alteration, to deposit in the same manner the plan and record of any such altera- tion ; if sach alteration is made by a tenant, it shail be the duty of the tenant or lessee to deposit or cause to bo deposited the plan and record of such alteration. STABLES, BYRES, ETC. 29- All sheds, stables, pens, byres, yards, and other .stables and enclosures where hogs, pigs, goats, cows, or other horned '^'^**' cattle are kept -Si.all be properly constructed, drained, ventilated and kept clean to the satisfaction of the Medical Health Officer or such Sanitary Inspector as the said Medical Health Officer or the Board from time to time appoint to inspect the same, and they shall be open and subject to inspection by the Medical Health Officer and such Sanitary Inspector at all reasonable times. 30- There .shall be such proper drains connected with Drains for the sheds, stables, pens, or byres, yards, or other enclosures stables, &o. as will thoroughly carry off all liquid filth issuing there- from, so that it shall not in any way constitute a nuisance, or be dangerous or injurious to the public health; but if no drains are constructed on the streets opposite the lot or premises on which such stables, sheds, pens, byres, yards, or I 1 r ,■ f ' I i. lUli tiHl by Medical Healt!) Office. 268 LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. By-law other enclosures are situated, then the owner or lessee 247T % • shall provide a cistern or reservoir so constructed as to receive all liquid filth issuing therefrom, and the same shall be removed and disposed of in accordance with section 42 of this By-law ; and the owner or lessee of all such shed^s, stables, or pens, or byres, yards, or other enclosures shall be required to disinfect the said premises if deemed neces- sary by any Sanitary Inspector. PlllVIES. Details of 31- No privy-vault, cess-pool or reservoir into which of privy""''"' '^ P>'ivy, watev-closet, stable, or sink is drained, shall be vaults, etc., to established until the details of such establishment shall - '- - have been submitted to and obtained the approval in writing of the Medical Health Officer, who shall, from time to time, determine with the approbation of the Board, the method of disposal of excreta, sewage, and other refuse, to be adopted within the district. 32. The owner, agent, occupant, or other person having the care of any tenement used as a dwelling house, or of any other building with which there is a privy connected and used, shall furnish the same with a sufficient drain under ground, whenever practicable, to carry off the waste water, and the vault of any such privy shall be sunk under ground, and built in the manner hereinafter prescribed. Privies to be 33. All vaults and privies shall be made tight, so that and remote ^^^ contents thereof cannot esci pe therefrom, and as remote from dwel- from any dwelling, well, or water-tank as practicable. linga.or wells. J o' ' f In case pri- 34. In cfi.se & privy or privy vault is not proj)erly drained, vau^ltTareT'^t *^^ Board, or any Sanitary Inspector may give notice to properly the occupier, or if there is no occupier to the owner, of the premises upon which such such piivy or privy vault is situate, requiring such occupier or owner to cause the same to be properly di-ained within a time to be limited by such notice, and in case such privy or privy vaiilt is not pro- perly drained within the time limited by such notice, the occupier or owner as the case may be, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. Drains to privies. drained after notice. fl|i:^^;;.fj or lesseo ped as to lame shall [ection 42 Ich sheds, 11 res shall led neces- to which shall be lent shall proval in from time Board, the refuse, to )n havinjr ouse, or of connected ient drain the waste ink under )resciibed. it, so that as remote ible. Y drained, notice to owner, of y vault is the same 1 by such not pro- stice, the ibject to LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 269 By-law 2477. SLAUGHTER HOUSES. 35. The slaughtering or killing of animals in the City — ^ — may be carried on in slaughter houses subject to the antmi^^""^ following provisions : — (1) Every slaughter house shall be subject to regular Inspection of inspection under the direction of the Board, and hou^g^'"' no person shall keep any slaughter house unless the permission in writing of the Board for the keeping of such slaughter house has been first obtained and remains unrevoked. Such permission shall only be granted after inspection by the Medical Health Officer, and on his reporting that the premises are suitable for the purpose, and that the provisions of this By-law have been complied with ; and every such permission shall be subject to the condition that the said premises shall be so kept as not to be a nuisance to the neighbourhood, or dangerous or injurious to the Public Health, and upon such condition being broken the said permission may be revoked by the Board ; (2) The permisf;ion which may be grahiud to any person Revocation to keep a slaughter house maybe revoked at any ^^j^g^^p^^'**" time by the Board, upon the report of the Medical slaughter Health Officer, shewing that such person has been guilty of infraction of this By-law, or that such slaughter house fails to comply with the provisions of this By-law ; (3) The Medical Health Officer and every Sanitary Inspec- Power to tor duly authorized by the Board, sliall be at liberty enter for at all reasonable times, to enter into any house, out- Inspection, house or other building used as a slaughter house, and upon premises connected therewith, for the pur- pose of inspecting such slaughter house and premises, and any animals or fresh meat therein or thereon ; {4) Every slaughter house and building, or outhouse, Coustniction at any time used as a slaughter house or for tl\e pur- hoaaesf pose of slaughtering any animals therein, shall be 34 m I* T'l 1 i R 'i 1 1 it , ' i 1 "i ' ;■! ii'^ 270 Blood not to go into the sewerfl. Removal of refase. LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. provided with a tight non-absorbent flooring, and with water from the Toronto Water Works laid on in such a manner as to insure a thorough flushing of the floor overy time the same may be used ; (5) No blood, offM or any other refuse of any nature or kirul shall Lc permitted to pass or escape into the pul/lic ,st"'^er or into any stream or water course; (6) Every 3l.ii3j:;ii' r-r house shall be provided with, and shall use vvatps tight covered vessels for the reit) ;val of all blood, o.'ifal, and other refuse ; and all such blood, offal, and other refuse shall bo removed daily tVom off the preraises connected with the slaughter house to such place or places as may be approved by the Medical Health Officer, and disposed of in such man- ner as he may approve ; Inspection of (7) All animals slaughtered and all fresh meat exposed slaughtered for sale in the City shall be subject to inspection by and fresh ^jjg Medical Health Officer or any Sanitary Inspec- tor duly authorized. KEEMNG ANIMALS. Cows, homed 36. No person shail keep \/ithin the City any hog, byres. pig) go^t, COW, or other horned cattl ;, or any stable, pen, byre, yard, or other enclosure fcr ];eeping horned cattle, except under and subject to tlie following pro- visions : — Homed cattle. (1) No hog, pig, goat, or horned cattle of any kind (except cows) shall be kept in any shed, stable, pen, byre, yard, or other enclosure in the City situate at a less distance than seventy-five feet from the nearest dwelling house and twenty-five feet from any public highway not being a lane ; Cows. (2) No cow shall be kept in any shed.stable, pen, byre, yard, or other enclosure situate at a less distance than forty feet from the nearest dwelling house ; and where two cows are kept the shed, stable or byre oring, and laid on in flushing of nature or pe into the course ; with, and tie ran) aeI such l>lood, lily from off er house to ved by the 1 such raan- leat exposed ispection by tary Iiispec- ty any hog, any stable, iping horned llowing pro- )f any kind I, stable, pen, ty situate at 11 the nearest in any public sn, by re, yard, istance than house; and ;able or byre LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 271 shall not be situated at a less distance than eighty By-law feet from the nearest dwelling house ; .^^^IIl. (3) No person shall keep more than one hog, pig, or goat within any shed, stable, pen, byre, yard, or other enclosure within the City ; (4) No person shall keep more than two cows within any stable, pen, byre, yard, or other enclosure within the City, without having first procured a certificate from the Medical Health Ofticer, that the keeping of more than two cows upon the premises pi'oposed to be used for the purpose will not be a nuisance to the neighbourhood, or dangerous or injurious to the public health ; (5) Nothing in the preceding three sub-sections shall apply to the keeping of hogs, pigs, goats, cows, or horned cattle of any kind in the Public Markets, or in such places as the Board may f.uthorize to be used as pasture lands or paddocks for the keeping of animals. INSPECTION OF BUILDINGS. 37. Whenever it shall appear to the Board, or to any of Examination its officers, that it is necessary for the preservation of the by Sanitar? public health, or for the abatement of anything dangerous Inspectors, to the public health, or whenever they or he shall have received a notice signed by one or more inhabitant house- holders of the City, stating the condition of any building in the City to be so filthy as to be dangerous to tho public health, or that upon any premises in the City there is any foul or offensive ditch, gutter, drain, privy, cess-pool, ash- pit, or cellar, kept or constructed so as to be dangerous or injurious to the public health, or that upon any such premises an accumulation of dung, manure, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant water, xor other matter or thing, is kept so as to be dangerous or injurious as aforesaid, it shall be the duty of any one of the Sanitary Inspector to enter such buildings or premises f^' the purpose cction under the direction of the Board ; and the proprietors .shall be jc(piired to obtain permission in writing from the Board, to keep such dairy or other place in which milk is sold or kept as aforesaid, or to keep a cheese factory or creamery, and the same shall not be kt-pt by anyone without such permission, which shall be granted after approval of such premises upon inspection, subject to the condition that all such places as aforesaid BIjI! LOCAL IJOAIID OF HEALTH. 27.1 are so kept and conducted that the milk shall not contain Bylaw- any matter or thing liable to produce disease either by v.l253!_> reason of adulteration, contamination with sewage, absorp- tion of disease germs, infection of cows, or any other generally recognized cause, and upon sucli condition being broken the said permission may be revoked by ilie Board. REFUSE AND ITS REMOVAL. 40 No person shall, within the City, sutler the accu- Deposits niulalion upon liis premises, or deposit, or permit the puili"Cth depcjsit, upon any lot belonging to him, of anything which ''"•biddun. may endanger the public health, or deposit upon, on, or into, any street, square, lane, by-way, wharf, dock, slip, Housf offni \'. lake, pond, lank, harbour, river, strenm, sewer, or water, suitaJ.l'o''*'" any manure or other refuse, or vegetable or animal matter, vesscKs or other filth. 41. All hou.se ofi'al, whether consisting of animal or Remo^nl "f vegetable substance, shall be placed in suitable vessels; ""'"'" " ' atxl no iishes or other refuse matter shall be mingled there- with, and th'i same shall be kept in some convenient place to be taken away by the City scavengers, which shall be done as often as the Board or the Standing Conuuittee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning shall direct. 42- No peison shall remove or carry in or through the streets, squares, courts, lanes, avenues, alleys, or public places (.f the City, any swill, house dirt or house offal, (animal or vegetable), or any otl'ensive matter or refuse sub- .stanees from any of the dwelling-houses or other places in the City, unless such person so removing or carrying the same, and the mode in which the same shall be removed and carried, shall have been expressi}' authorized by the Board, or the Standing Committee on Markets, Licenses and Street Cleaning and upon such terms and conditions as the Board and the said Committee, or either of them, shall deem best ; and the same shall only be removed between the hours of twelve o'clock at night and two hours after sun- rise, during the months of May, June, July, August, and September, (horse-stable manure excepted); but all ashes and cinders made from steam engines, or steam boilers, Houao dirt, etc., not to lie carried through the streets uiiIch.'* I)j personM uuthorized. Time for removing the same. Removal of ashes uud ciuders. l-:,. hi i 'I :! 1:1 -si. 'Will; i 'I I u n 274 By-law 2477. Removal of decayed animal or vegetable matter. Time for remo 'al of garbage. lU LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. forges, or furnaces used for mechanical purposes, or from dwellings, shall be removed at the expense of the parties occupying such buildings, or the owners thereof, at any time, but in such manner as the Board or tho said Com- mittee or either of them shall direct. 43. All putrid and decaying animal or vegetable matter must be removed from all cellars, buildings, outbuildings, and yards on or before the fifteenth day of May in each year. 44. Every householder, and every hotel or restaurant keeper, or other person, shall dispone of all garbage, for the dispo.sal of which he is responsible, either by burning the same or by pla»;ing it in a proper covered receptacle for swill and house oiTal, the contents of which shall, between the fifteenth day of May and the first day of November, be regularly removed as often as twice a week. 46. The keeper of every livery or other stable shall keep his stable and stable-yard clean, and shall not per- mit, between the fifteenth day of May and the first day of November, more than two waggon loads of manure to accumulate in or near the same at any one time, except by permission of the Board. 11 m Time depo- sits to be removed. Cleaning out and disinfect' ing privy vaults. 46. Earth privies or earth closets without a vault below the surface of the ground must have sufficient dry earth, wood-ashes, or coal-ashes to absorb all the fluid parts of the deposits and must be thrown upon the contents of such earth privies and closets daily ; the contents when removed from the closet must be placed in a shed or box with rain- proof cover, and removed from the premises at least once a year, on or before the 15th day of May. 47. If the exigencies or circun^ stances of the City require that privy-vaults, cess-pools, or reservoirs shall Ik allowed in accordance with the provisions of section '] they shall be be cleaned out at least once a year, on m before the fifteenth day of May, and from the fifteenth day of May to the first day of November in each year they shiiil LOCAL BOARD OF IlKALTH. 276 |)se8, or from the parties Ireof, at any lo said Com- |table matter )utbuil(linfr.s. I May in each r restaurant garbage, for by burning fid receptacle which shall, first day of wice a week. r stable shall jhall not per- the first day of manure to me, except by a vault below it dry earth, fluid parts of titents of such vhen removed ox with rain- it least once a of the City voirs shall In af section li a year, on oi fifteenth day ear theyshiiil be th. ighly disinfecf.od by adding to the contents of the By-law vault, cess-pool, or res rvoir, once a month, not less than ^ ^1'' - two pounds )f sulphat of copper dissolved in two pailfuls of water, or other suitable disinfectant. 48. V'.'henever anA privy, vault or drain shall become Ofifensive offensive or obstructed, the same shall be cleansed and vk-'s amf" niade free; and the owner, ageiit, occupant, or other per- «l,«"''i"« *<>*»« , . , o ., 1 , . , . , '^ cleaned, son havnig charge ot the land ni which any privy, vault, removed or or drain may be situated, the state or conditicm of which '^P*'™^* shall be in violation of the provisions of this By-law, shall remove, cleanse, alter, or repair the same within such reasonable time after notice in writing to that effect given by the Board or any of its officers, and in case such privy, vault or drain has not been properly removed, cleansed, altered, or repaired within the time limited by such notice, the owner, agent, or occupier, as the case may be, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. 49. No vault .shall be opened between the fifteenth day Vaults not to of May and the first day of November, unless, on inspection betwewi^lst the Medical Health OHicer shall be satisfied it is necessary f May and for the health or comfort of the inhabitants so to do ; and ber, except in ill such cases no more of the contents shall be taken away necewlty. than the Medical Health Officer shall deem to be absolutely necessary for present safety and relief, and such precau- tions shall be used relative to the prevention of any offen- sive effluvia as he ma}'^ direct, and at the expense of the owner, agent, occupant, or other person having charge of the premises. 50- No person shall open, or cause to be opened, any Oi)ening privy, vault, or cesspool, or to remove, or cause to be ^"^^ '* removed, any night soil or other contents from any privy, vault or cesspool, or to draw or carry any night soil or other contents of any privy, vault or cesspool, through any of the streets, lanes, or other thoroughfares in the City, except the same be done by means of the odorless day system and the use and adoption of the odorless excavator, and between the hours of seven of the clock in the fore- noon and six of the clock in the afternoon. I i| t.hi IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) ?' 1.0 ^^Ui Jjlii |22 1^ m.o I.I U I u 6" FhotDgraphic Sciences Corporation 23 WIST MAIN STfillT WnSTIR,N.Y. UitO (71«)I72.4S03 ^^^ ^S' V r ^ 276 LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. By-law 2477. Bemoval of night soil. 51. No night soil or contents of any cess-pool, shall be removed unless previously deodorized as in section 47 mentioned, and during its transportation the material shall be covered with a layer of fresh earth except the removal shall have been by some odorless excavating process. 52. No person shall engage in the business of privy cleaning, or be permitted to remove night soil within the limits of the City unless he shall hav3 first submitted his appliances for carrying on his business for the inspec- tion and approval of the Board, and shall have obtained a certificate of compliance with the reguhitions contained in this By-law, and of any other regulations prescribed by the Boiird with respect to the removal of night soil and the cleaning of privies, wliich certificate shall be given by the Medical Hcjilth Officer, Avho shall be entitled to demand and receive therefor a fee of one dollar, which sum he shall forthwith pay over to the Treasurer for the general purposes of the City. Permits te fi3. No person shall carry on the business of privy BoiL cleaning, open any privy, vault, or other receptacle of night soil desii'cd to be cleaned until he shall have first obtained the written permit of the Medical Health Officer, who shall keep a record of permits granted, and the person to whom the same shfvU have been granted. Foes. 54. No person engaged in the business of cleaning privies or removing night soil under the provisions of this By-law, shall make a charge of more than $l.nO per cubic yard, or more than $3.50 per load, when the quantity removed is less than one cul)ic yard. NiffhtBoU 56. Every person authorized to carry on the business by contractor oi privy cleaning under the provisions of this By-law, h '^th "o*'"^*^ shall within forty-eight hours after notice given to him by tarylnspec- any Sanitary Inspector remove or cause to be removed *""' from the premises of any of the inhabitants within the City, the night-soil accumulated therein, and deposit the same in some prescribed )ilace under the restrictions, and subject to the directions of the Medical Health Officer, and it shall LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 277 : By-law 2477. be the duty of the Sanitary Inspector to furnish all parties from whose premises night soil has been removed, with a certificate of the quantity removed, and the charge accord- ing to the rate fixed in this By-law. 56. Books shall be kept at the several Police Stations or Books to be other convenient places, under the charge of the Medical ItatioL^fo"*"* Health OflBcer, in which shall be entered complaints complaints relating to nuisances, and applications for opening and nuisanles!* cleansing privy vaults, which last entries shall specify the number of loads, if less than the whole contents of the vault, required to be removed, and all applications shall receive attention in the order in which they are made, so far as practicable. 57. The Board may grant permits for, or restrain the Board may removal of, any nuisance or infected articles within the to"restm[n"or City, when they consider it safe and proper for the public remove safety so to do. nuisances. PENALTIES. 58- Any person who violates sections 15, 16, 17, Penalties. 20, 37, 38, 40 or subsection (1) of section 35, shall be liable, for every such offence, to a penalty of not less than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars in the dis- cretion of the convicting Justices or Magistrate, besides costs, which may also be inflicted if the committing Justices or Magistrate see fit to impose the same. Any person who violates any other provision of this By-law .shall be liable for every such offence to a penalty not exceeding twenty dollars, in the discretion of the convicting Justices or Magistrate, besides costs, which may also be inflicted if the convicting Justices or Magistrate see fit to impose the same. Eveiy such penalty may be recovered Distress, liy any person before any two Justices or a Police Magis- trate having jurisdiction in the municipality, and shall be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the oft'ender, with the costs of such distress and sale, by war- rant under the hands and seals of the Justices, or the hand and seal of the Police Magistrate, before whom the same J' re recovered, or under the hands and seals of any other 35 ! 1 278 LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. By-law M78. two Justices having jurisdiction in the municipality ; and in default of sufficient distress the said Justices or Magis- Commitment. Urates may commit the offender to the common gaol or to any lock-up or house of correction in the said municipality for any time not exceeding fourteen days, with or without hard labour, unless the amount imposed be sooner paid. Repeal of Statutory By-law, R.S.O.C.205. REPEAL OF STATITTORY BY-LAW. 59. And whereas it is expedient or repeal the provisions of the By-law appended to The Public Health Act, so far as the same are in force in this Municipality : It is there- fore enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto : — (1) The said By-law is hereby repealed. (2) This By-law shall go into force on the twenty- eighih day of February, A.D. 1890. No. 2478. A By-law to secare the Sanitary Condition of Buildings. Passed 13th January, 1890. rpHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of ■■■ Toronto enacts as follows : — Drains for ■exra^e from buildings. 1. It dhall not be lawful to construct or extend any drain for the reception of sewage or waste water under or into any building (except stables) or to connect the same with any public or other sewer or dndn, unless the said drain shall in its plan and construction conform to the following requirements : SANITARY CONDITION OF BUILDINGS. (1) Between the house and the public sewer or drain there shall be placed a ventilation hand-hole clean- ing trap of approved description and make,; (2) Between the said trap and the foot of the soil pipe there shall be connected with main house drain, an inlet pipe, for the admission of fresh air, four inches in diameter, the mouth of which shall be left open or have a cap giving an area of one- fourth more than the diameter of the inlet pipe; (3) All soil pipes within the walls of any building shall be of iron or brass, and shall be continued at least three feet above any opening in the roof and left open so that the whole of the inside drainage may be thoroughly and constantly ventilated ; (4) Approved tile pipe may be used under ground ; (5) If the house is drained by a continuous iron soil pipe from the outer connection with the house drain at least three feet outside the wall to the opening above the roof, as hereinbefore pro- vided, the trap and the fresh air inlet may be dis- pensed with ; (6) The pipe shall have two cleaning-out screws, one to be about twelve inches above and in front of the bend at the basement floor, and the other between the said bend and the outer wall of the house; (7) All drains and plumbing fixtures of every house or other buildings shall be provided with sufficient traps and vents to prevent gas from the seweri drain or waste pipes, from escaping into any apartment, and each such fixture shall have its own trap with sufficient vent ; (8) No fixture shall drain through more than one trap (main tray excepted), the vent to be not less than 279 :1 1 m ii t m I 1?, im 280 By-law 2478 Connection between lead and iron pipes. Ferrules. SANITARY CONDITION OF BUILDINGS. one size smaller than trap, and no vent of less than one and one-(juartei' inches in diameter; (9) No trap vent pipe shall be less than three inches in diameter where it passes through the roof ; (10) The rule for soil pipe terminus, as hereinbefore mentioned, shall govern said vent pipe ; (11) Vents from water closet traps shall be two inches for a length of twenty feet, and for a greater length three inches in diameter ; (12) Closet vents into which other vents are connected shall be three inches in diameter ; (13) Approved automatic vents may be substituted when necessary or advisable on special permit of City Engineer; (H) No safe waste, range-boiler or cistern overflow shall be allowed to connect direct with any drain; (15) All rain water leaders shall be trapped, and the trap shall be connected with the outside drain; (16) Refrigerator wastes shall be supplied with properly ventilated traps, and be disconnected and have drip basins when necessary ; 2. Every connection between lead and iron pipes shall be made with brass thimbles or ferrules having properly wiped joints, and the ferrules shall be properly gasketted, leaded and caulked into the said pipe. Ferrules for four inch pipes shall weigh not less than 2 J lbs,; for three inch pipes not less than If lbs. ; and for two inch pipes not less than 1 J lbs.; each ferrule not to be less than four inches in length. All lead pipes shall have properly wiped joints. Where the trap to closets is above the floor, the connec- tion of the same with the soil pipe shall be made of brass or rubber. SANITARY CONDITION OF BUILDINGS. 281 8. Each house or building must have its own separate By-law soil pipe and drain, and sush soil pipe or drain shall be so ^ "J* ^ placed as to enable it to be readily inspected without destruc- B">lng *» . , II 1 .1 111 11 1 •! 1 » , have aeperate tion to walls, and the plumber shall be responsible for the soil pipes proper connection of his work with the system of drainage, "^"'^ (i™»«»8. which connection shall be made by a cast-iron bend and three feet of pipe extending horizontally from the vertical soil pipe, and no two or more houses or buildings shall have any drain in common until each separate drain shall have passed outside the walls of the house or building which it serves. All drains must be properly connected with the i^'ains not to private drain, and not covered until inspected. In no case until shall the drains between the walls of the house and the ">'»pe<'*«^- street line be laid until the private drain from the street line to the public sewer shall have first been laid and completed. 4- AH private drains laid by the City are to be taken to Private the outside of the wall where buildings are on the street line, the city! ^ 5. Vitrified salt glazed earthenware drain pipes shall be Glazing «qual in quality to those used for the private drain connec- drain^pipesT tions ; they shall be laid and jointed with Portland cement or otherwise, as shall be specified from time to time by the City Engineer for the private drain connections contract. The pipe used for surface or weeping drains must be laid round the outside of the house walls where practicable and trapped to connect with rain water leader. They shall have a trap placed on them which shall be easily accessible for flushing. All earthenware drains laid^on newly made ground or very wet soil, shall be laid on a prepared founda- tion of plank or concrete. No built traps or mason's traps '^aps- shall be used inside of any building. All traps shall be of vitrified salt glazed earthenware or iron. 6- No iron pipe shall weigh less than the following per Iron pipes, length of five feet : 6 inch diameter, 100 lbs. 5 " " 85 lbs. 4 " " 46 lbs. 3 " " 30 lbs. 2 " " 20 lbs. i - 282 SANITARY CONDITION OF BUILDINGS. By-law M78. and all pipes, traps, bends or fittings shall be of good quality and shall be free from flaws or defects, and shall be of uniform thickness. Furiiiita for coiiHtruvtion of drainage, etc. 7. Before proceeding to construct, reconstruct or alter any portion of the drainage, ventilation or water system of any hotel, warehouse, dwelling house or other building, the owner or his agent desiring to construct the same shall file in the office of the City Engineer an applica- tion for a permit therefor, and such application shall be accompanied with a specification or abstract thereof in a blank form pi-escribed and supplied for this purpose, stating the nature of the work to be done, and giving the size, kind and weight of all pipes, traps and fittings, and a description of all closets and other fixtures, and also a plan thereof, shewing the street and street numbers marked thereon and the drainage system. Plans. 8. AH plans must be legibly drawn in ink on heavy white paper or on tracing linen, and on a scale of eight feet to an inch. Granting permits. 9. A permit shall be granted or refused within two days from the time of filing the application, and (if granted) shall be valid for six months from the date of issue. Refusal of JQ- If the City Engineer finds that the plan and specifi- plans do^ot" cation do not conform with the rules and requirements oonform with j^id down in respect thereto, he shall not issue any permit, ments. and it shall be unlawful to proceed therewith. Inspection of 11. The City Engineer shall be notified when any work KneincCT ^*^ is ready for inspection, and all works must be left uncov- ered and convenient for examination until inspected and approved of. The 'inspection shall be made within three days, except where the soil is of such a nature that it can- not be left open for the three days, when the inspection shall be made forthwith. The City Engineer or the Inspector appointed by the Coi'poration for that purpose, may require either a water or a smoke test, which test shall be made by the party whose work is being inspected, except SANITARV CONDITION OF BUILDINGS. in tlic case of a smoke test, when the Engineer or Inspector is supplying the machine or instrument to make such test, and the result of every inspection shall be recorded in the office of the City Engineer. At such seasons of the year when a water test would not be safe by reason of frost such test shall not be used. If the work is not found satis- factory after being tested, two days' notice shall be given to complete the same, and if the work is not nmde satis- factory within that time, the penalty prescribed by this By-law may be enforced forthwith. 283 By-law 8478. 12. After a plan or specification has once been approved Alteration of of no alteration or deviation from the same shah be '**"" allowed except on a written application of the owner or agent of the owner and with the approval of the City Engineer. 13- No pan closets shall be fitted up or used in any Closets. building; and no closet or other convenience, which allows the escape into the house of air or gas from any part of it, or from the drain or soil pipe connected with it, or which allows any accumulation of filth in or about it shall be fitted up or used. 14. No lead, waste or vent pipes shall weigh less than Lead pipes. the following : 1 inch in diameter, 6 lbs. per yard. 1{ " " 7 " l| " " 8 " 2 " " 10^ " 2J " " isj " 3 " " 161 " 4 « It S)^ It « Trap vent pipes may be of standard wrought iron with Traps and steam fittings. Sheet metal shall not be allowed. All P'^®*' traps and fittings shall be equal in quality and thickness to the pipe to which they are attached. 16. Every water cock, bibb, tap or hydrant attached to Cocks, and any water .service or pipe connected with and supplied be atamped! 'I r' 4 ij m i ::,? 284 SANITARY CONDITION OF BUILDINOS. By-law from the Water Works .system of the City, shall have ■ — , — legibly stamped thereon, in a conspicuous place, the name of the maker, and shall be properly tested both as to strength and weight before being so attached. Laying wftter jg ^n ^^ter supply pipes shall be laid with due regard to danger from freezing, and shall be properly laid and graded with a fall to a stop and waste cock placed in the cellar or other convenient place, where they can be entirely drained off. Each consumer in a tenement building shall be supplied with a separate stop and waste cock on the service pipe inside the building, unless the same is metered. Lead pipes for jy j^qj. Water Works pressure, no lead pipe shall weigh pressure. less than the following ; I inch internal diameter, 4 lbs. per lineal yard. I " "6 I .. "8 I " " 13 Plumbers to 18. Every master plumber who shall himself, or by his doneonwater apprentices, agents or employees, make any extensions of works pipes, or alterations to, or shall remove any tap, pipe or other fixture attached to the pipes of the Water Works shall on the last day of the month in which such extension, altera- tion or removal is made, report the nature and extent of the same in writing to the Superintendent of the Water Woi'ks Department upon printed forms to be supplied by said department. Shutting o£f street stop cocks con- nected with the water works. 19. No person shall be allowed, without having first obtained a permit from the Water Works Department, to open or shut off the street stop-cock connected with the service, supplying any premises or buildings unless in case of urgent necessity to prevent loss or damage from flooding, or where a plumber requires to do so in order to make necessary repairs, or to test his work, and in every such case he shall leave the stop-cock as he found the same, and any person who shall commit any damage or injury to any stop- all have he name 'h as to SANITARY CONDITION OF HUILDINnS 285 cock in the service pipes of tlie Department shall bo liable By-law for the amount of such dama-'e. 3478. e regard laid and id in the entirely ing shall on the metered. ill weigh 20. All work contcimplated in this By-law slmll be done au work t^» ill a workmaidiko manner, and sliall be subject the to !*** ""''J""* *" . . •' ingpectiou inspection, supervision and approval <;f the City Engineer J».yCity or any Inspector appointed by the Council for that pur- *^"8""'*'"- pose; and all faulty or defective work which may at any time be discovered shall be made perfect to the satisfaction of the City Engineer or Inspector, and when so found satisfactory, a certificate shall issue to the plumber at the expiration of thirty days froni date of inspection, unless in the meantime such work shall have become faulty or > „ged in water arrangements shall bo made for cleaning water-closets or closets. privy vaults by waste pipes from wash basins or sinks, or cleaning other improper means ; but they shall be fitted up with w****" cl"«>t«- the proper fixtures and appurtenances belonging to them respectively. 22. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- Penalty, visions of this By-law shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and Distress, in default of payment of tlie said penalty and costs forth- with, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the •offender; and in case of their being no distress found out Commitment of which such penalty can be levied the convicting Magis- trate may commit the offender to the common gaol of the City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. m 36 286 By-Uw 2«M RKMOVINO ICE PROM TIIK HAY OK THK D<)N. No. 2480.(a) A By-Law to regulate the Cutting and Removal of Ice from the Bay of Toronto or the River Don. PasskI) 13th January, 1890. rilH£ Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City * of Toronto enacts as follows : — Hioner. iVrsoiiH 1. Any person who desires to cut or remove ice from a"i»Iy to' tL ** the fi*y in^ front of the City, or from the River Don within iiime?"'""'"" *^® boundaries of the City, shall first apply to the City Commissioner, who shall thereupon select and mark out a suitable place from which pure ice may be obtained, and it shall be the duty of the Commissioner to see that before any ice has been removed, the boundaries of the places marked out by him, have been designated by trees or otherwise, so as to insure the protection and safety of the public ; and he shall give, on demand, a certificate of com- pliance with the above regulations. A oertiticatu to be issued. Keeforcertid- oate. 2- For such certificate the City Commissioner shall be entitled to demand and receive the sum of one dollar, which shall be by him paid over to the City Treasurer, for the general purposes of the City. Penalty. 3- Any person convicted of a breach of any of the pro- visions of this By-law, shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate, a penalty not exceeding the Distress. sum of fifty dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs ; and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth- with, the said penalty and costs, or costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the oli'ender ; Commitment, and in case of there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied the convicting Magistrate may commit the ofiender to the common gaol of the City of (a) By-law No. 2479 was repealed by By-law No. 2604. INTERMENT «)F THE DEAD. 287 Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not By Uw exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and _^* . costs be sooner paid. ' No. 2481 A By-law relating to the Interment of the Dead. Passed 13th January, 1890. )f the Toronto enacts as follows ; fPHE Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City A of ~ 1. It shall not be lawful for any person, to inter any interment* to S^e Chief Constable. CHILDREN, Intoxicating liquors not to be given to 95 See Apphentices— Infants. CHIMNEY INSPECTORS, Appointment of 229 Duties of 229 Liability of Inspector for fires caused by his negligence 229 Penalty ; ; , 230 Persons negleiting to have chinmeys swept 229 To examine chimneys 229 To be under control of the City Commissioner 229 To report in case chimneys are not properly swept 229 CHIMNEYS, r ^ J f Hearths, construction of 194 In partv walla '. I94 Not to he supported by timbers 194 Pai titions between flues in I94 Regulations as to sweeping of 229 Regulations respecting erection of .... , 182 When dangerous to be removed 178 See Bi'iLDiNos— Chimney Inspectors. CIGAR STORES.— .Vef Tobacco Stores. CIRCUS EXHIBITIONS. License fee 121 Separate fee to be charged for each canvass or tent 112 See Licenses. CITY ASSESSMENT. Time for taking 60 CITY BELLMAN. Regulation as to street cries not to apply to 102 CITY CLERK, Duties of 45 Office hours 43 To attach seal and sign By-laws comprising this volume 6 To attend meetings of the Council and certain Committees and report proceedings 46 To call special meetings of Council in absence of Mayor when required by majority of members 8 To examine and ce tify local improvement petitions 63 To file decisions of arbitrators regarding fences 92 To forward copies of Engineer's reports respecting local improvements when adopted to Assessment Commissioner 66 To forward copies of local improvement petitions to Assessment Com- mis.'^ioner 65 To forward report of Engineer respecting local improvements as con- firmed, amended or altered to Committee on Works 67 To furnish Members of Council with copies of By-law regulating pro- ceedings of Council « 46 To furnish other officers with copies of Orders of Council, &c 46 To have control of officers in his department 45 " supervision of preparation of Collectors' Rolls 58 " temporary assistance when required 58 To notify members of meetings of Council and certain Committees thereof 46 To read minutes at Council meetings (if required) 8 m i !' 1 m 296 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS Paok. CITY CLERK— CoiitinHed, To regulate sittings of Court of Revision CO To refer documents to Committees when directeil by Council , . . . 40 To take down names of members at Council meeting when there is no quorum 8 See Corporation Officers— Council, PHocKKDiNtiaiN— Skcrk- TARIK!4 OF COMMIiTKES. CITY COMMISSIONER, Complaints made to, to be in writing 55 Duties of 65 Fees and costs incurred by, to be paid by City 55 Fees of, as arbitrator in disputes reg irding fences 94 May require coal on its way from seller to buyer to be weighed 224 To abate nuisances on public streets 57 To act as arbitrator in disputes regarding fences 92 To arrange disputes in certain casus 6tt ' * for removal of decaying matter, etc 57 To be assisted in enforcing by-law relating to streets by all Civic employees 156 To certify pay-sheets, etc 58 To enforce compliance with provisions certain of City by-laws 56 " provisions of by-law relating to f«5nces 95 " " *' " trespass on City lands 90 To establish dog pounds 130 To give permits to excavate or encumber City lands ... 89 To have ciiarge of the scavenger service and cleaning of lanes '. . 56 '* " " street watering service 66 " control of chimney inspectors 229 " " dog catchers, etc 130 " power to dismiss certain employees 57 To investigate and report upon claims against the City 58 " complaints 56 To issue certificates authorizing the cutting of ice on the Buy or Don River 286 To keep office open for reception of complaints against infractions of By-laws 55 To keep record of proceedings taken by him 56 " a register of complaints received 56 To make monthly return respecting dog catching 130 To nominate foremen, inspectors and workmen 56 To notify part'es to abate nuisances on private property 57 To perform duties of inspector of buildings 178 To post notices respecting provisions of bylaw relating to dogs 131 To prosecute persons for non-compliance with certain by-laws 56 To record sales of articles sold 57 To report nuisances existing in sewers 57 ' ' on petitions for sewers 64 To select places on the Bay or Don where ice may be cut 286 See Corporation Officers — Buildings — Chimney In.spkators— Health Inspf,ctor— Line Fences— Public Markets— Pounds —Snow and Icb — Streets — Trees, etc. CITY COUNCIL.—- See Council, Proceedings in. CITY CRIER, Regulations regarding street cries not to apply to 102 CITY ENGINEER, Appointment of 50 Duties of respecting cabmen's shelters 165 Excavations in streets to be made under direction of 157 Foremen employed by, general duties of 54, 55 General duties of 60 May autliorize use of portions of street in front of buildings in course of erection, for storage of building material 180 May forfeit plumbers' licenses 128 Reports of, respecting local improvements to shew certain things 64 OF THE CITY OF TOllONTO. 297 60 46 fi5 55 55 94 224 57 92 56 57 156 58 56 95 90 130 89 56 66 229 130 57 58 56 55 66 56 130 56 57 178 131 56 57 57 64 286 Paqr. CITY EXGINEER-Co«y Mayor on order of Committee having charge of 8S Management of 30 Regulations as to aelling and lesiging nf 8S Sales to be conducted under direction of Treasurer 8S Terms anil conditions of sale to bo approved of l»y Council 88 To be sold or leased by public auction, except when reijuired for manu- facturing purposes 88 .S'e*' I'cnuc Lands. CITY TR?]ASURKR, Accounts of, to be audited 6(1 Annual statement of receipts and expenditure prepared by, to bo audited 50 General duties of 4(> May pay certain accounts, daily and weekly wages and pro};rc8s certlHcates 24 " with Mayor and Chiirman of Kxecutivo Committee borrow money for civic purposes 84 Not to pay accounts unless properly certified and declared to 50 Office hours 43 Security to be given by, to be subject to ajiproval of Council 47 To advise with Executive Committeo or Council when appropriations are exhausted 48 To act as Secretary of the Executive Comnuttee 49 To be advised by Executive Committee on financial matters 20 To be guided in paying moneys by regulations of Council 48 To be lieiid of Financial Department 4(t To carry surplus of any appropriation to general credit of the City .... 3.S To carry unexpected balance to general credit of City at end of year . . , 23 To collect proceeds of sales of articles belonging to City 57 To conform to the directions of tlie Executive Committee 49 To deposit moneys not rcijuired for immediate use 48 To enforce payment of taxes, water rates, etc 48 To generally superintend the business of his office 48 To give special attention to maintenance of Sinking Fund 47 To have charge of City Seal 49 " contnd of all Officers in his Department 47 " custody of bimds gis'en by Cor()oration Officers . . 49 *' " title deeds, leases, bonds, etc 48 To keep a separate account for eaeii appropriation .33 " " " of licence fees 122 " books relating to the debenture debt 47 " such books of account as may be necessary 47 To make financial arrangements for carrying on local improvement works 68 To make out account of charges for use of ])ublic halls 147 To notify members of Executive Committee of all meetings 49 To pay all disbursements over §30 by ciieque 48 To prepare annual estimates 47 " " statements of receipts and expenditures 48 To provide proper forms of vouchers for accounts 37 " funds for settling claims 87 To receive contractor's deposits 38 To recover cost of removing snow from sidewalks by City Engineer 155 To report cost of local improvements including interest 69 '* tax collectors in default 59 To sign cheques 49 To superintend sales of City property 88 See CouNcii., Pkocekdings i.v — Corpoiiation Officer.s —Money EXPRNDITURE. CITY SOLICITOR, Himself or an assistant to be Secretary of the Claims Commission 86 May require officers to report on claims 87 To certify City contracts 37 To prepare By-laws authorizing assessments for local improvement works 69 OF THE CITY OF Toil ONTO. 199 Paok. CITY SOLICITOR- Co»^»»'f;, To prepare contrftcts for local improvement works (j^ See CoRPOKATioN Okiickhs— Council, Prook.kdinuh in— Local ImI'KOVEMKNTS. CITY SURVKYOIJ, Duties of, to be performed by City Eiiniiitcr 53 Sep CriY ENdiNKEK-CoRi'OHATioN Ukhckhs. CITY WOUK8, Accounts for material, etc., to be paid on tertitii'iite of llnjjiiifer ;i<> Engineer moy employ labor and purchase implementH ami iimterials for .10 " to control all persons employed on 39 " to report monthly ns to nmteiiids on hand 40 " " progress on ti> Committee on Works 40 May be done by (biy livliour under direction of City Knginctr ;i\) Moy be stopped by Council 40 Reports of Committees recommending to be accompanied by oHictrs' report 34 See City Esjiineer — Council, I'liotEKuiscis in. CLAIMS COMMISSION, General duties of KO May settle claims HH No olaim over S5(K) to be settled witliout a))|iroviil of the K.\tcutive Conimitteo and Council 87 Personnel of 86 Quornin of SB Records of proceedings to be kept 87 Secretary's duties 86 Solicitor may re(|uire officers to rejiort on claims 87 Treasurer to j)rovide funds for settlement of claims 87 CLARENCE SQUARE.-.See Parks axi> Squares. CLEItK OF THE C0UNC1L.-Sintmciit of Standiui; L'ominittueH 17 Chuirmun of Staiuliii({ ( 'ornniittcus, ek-ctiou of IH Cbairmau ahull vote uii all quuHtioui II) " nbHuiico of 19 " to 8i({n nil (locumunta and piiporn 10 Copici of reports to be sent to Membura 41 Enumeration of Standing Committee! 17 General duties of 20 1 Tnyor to lie ex officio n niuniber of uU IH TIember introducin'^ Hill roturred to a Select Committee to be ii member of that Committee 17 Members of Council may bu present at meetings of 19 iloetings of Standing Coniniittocs 18 " special, how culled 19 Minutes to be recorded 19 " •' confirmed 19 •• " numbered and indexed '20 Notices of meetings, service of 20 Not to exceed annual appropriations 27 Orders emanating form, to be signed by Chairman or Secretary 20 Quorum of 17 Kegulntiona for conducting business of 19 Standing Committees to consist of one member from each Ward 18 Secretaries' duties 20 To adhere to rules prescribed by Council in transacting business 21 To examine accounts 21 To give effect to bylaws and resolutions of Council 21 To prepare and introduce by-laws 21 To report annually 21 To report to Council from time to time 21 To see that Corporation Orticers give security 22 To withhold certificates where Orticers are interested in 37 Votes in, to be recorded if required l)y one member 20 See CoMMiTTEKS — (under their respective names, for which see p. 18) — CoUNuIL, PROOKKUINGS IN. COMMITTEE OF TH E WHOI.E. See Council, PKocKKi.iN " to be read twice before being committed Jo " to l)e read thiee times before being signed by the Mayor 15 '* to be referred after fecund reading to a C(mmittee unless previouhly reported upon, or unless otherwise determined by the Council 15 111 i"' II 302 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS « Paqb. COUNCIL, PROCEEDINGS Iti-Continued, Bills unprinted, not to be considered in Committee of the Whole unless otherwise determined by a two-thirds vote 15 " to be deposited in vault in Clerk's office 16 " to be printed, indexed and bound up annually 16 Clerk to call special meetings of Council in absence of Mayor, when required by a majority of the members 8 " to read minutes of Council if required 8 " to take down names of members when there is.no quorum 8 Committees, appointment and organization of 17 Committee of the Whole, Chairman to be appointed by Mayor 14 " " debate allowed on motion to rise witliout reporting 14 " " motion in to rise and report to be decided with- out debate 14 '• " motion to rise without reporting or that chair- man leave chair always in order 1 *• •• " motion in to rise without reporting being car- ried subject is disposed of in the negative 14 " " Mayor then resumes chair and proceeds with next business 14 " order of proceedings in 14 " questions of order in to be decided by Chair- man subject to an appeal to the Council . . 14 '* " rules of Council to be observed in as far as applicable 14 *' " unprinted bills and reports not to be con- sidered unless otherwise determined by a two- thirds vote 14 " " what rules of Council not to app y in 14 " " when disorder arises in Mayor to resume chair without question being put 14 Contracts or expenditures requiring the sanction of the ratepayers not to be authorized until the by-law is passed 32 Debate, allowed on motion in Committee of the Whole to rise without reporting 14 " not allowed on motion in Committee of the Whole to rise and report 14 " proceedings during 12 Enquiries must be in writing and handed to the Clerk two days before meeting 11 ' ' replies to be read from chair 11 Mayor, decision of, on points of order, etc., to be final if not appealed against 10 in putting of questions not to be interrupted 9 may leave chair to speak 9 may vote on all questious 9 to apprize members when a motion is contrary to rule, and cite authority applicable 13 to be ex officio a member of all Committees 18 to call special meetings at any time, or when required by a ma- jority of the members 8 to decide points of order and state rule applicable to case 9 " which of two members first rose to speak 9 " when questions are finally put 13 to direct preparation of orders of the day for special meetings ... 11 to resume chair when any disorder arises in Committee of the Whole 14 to take chair when quorum is present 8 provision for election of Presiding Officer in absence of 8 when absent, Clerk to call meeting to order 8 to preserve decorum, and decide questions of order 8 when absent an Alderman to be choaen Chairman 8 OF THE CITY OF TOHONTO. 303 15 16 16 8 8 8 17 14 14 14 1« 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 32 14 14 12 11 11 10 !) 9 9 13 18 8 9 9 13 11 14 8 8 8 8 8 Paok. COUNCIL, PROCEEDINGS m— Continued, Meetings of the Council, to stand adjourned until next regular day if there is no quorum 8 " " " Clerk to take down names of members present when there is no quorum 8 " " " inaugural meeting to be opened with prayer . . 8 " " " provision for calling special meetings 8 " " " " when day of meeting falls on a public holiday 7 " " " regulations for the dispatch of busine.is at 7 " " " strangers at, not to come within the bar of the Council Chamber without permission 11 time of holding 17 Members of Council desiring to speak must rise uncovered 9 " " may be present at meetings of all Committees 19 " " may require (luestion to be read at any time during debate, but not so as to interrupt members speaking 10 •' " may retjuire vote on each proposition contained in motions .' 13 *• ' ' must address the chair 9 " " must not interrupt others while speaking, except to raise a point of order 9 " " must preserve order when question is being put . . 9 " " must vote on all questions if in Council chamber unless personally interested or excused 9 *• " not eligible for appointment to office where remuner- ation is payable by Council 13 •• " not to interfere with City work 37 •' " not to leave seats until Mayor leaves chair 11 •' *' not to disobey decisions of Mayor or Council on points of order, etc 10 •• " not to resist rules of Council 10 «• " not to speak beside questions under debate 10 •• " not to speak disrespectfully of the Queen, the Royal family, the Governor-General or the Lieut.- Governor 10 •• •' not to use offensive lauguage against members of Council 10 " " names voting "yea" or "nay "to be recorded 10 •• •' one may call for "yeas" and "nays" II •« " shall not speak twice on any question except in explanation 10 •• " right of reply allowed to mover of original motion 10 «• " to take their places when division is called for .... 14 •• " transgressing rules may be ordered to leave Council for that meeting • • • 10 •« "in case of refusal to leave may be removed by police 10 " «' upon apologizing may resume seat with permission of Council 10 •• " when called to order to sit down, but may after- wards explain ._• • " " when tivo or more rise at once Mayor to decide which has the floor 9 " " motion may he made that any member be heard .. 9 Minutes to be numbered ^^ " to be read by Clerk when required » Money expenditure, appropriations not to be exceeded without the per- mission of the Council 27 " '« Council may direct Executive Committee to report funils •. • • 23 «' •« expenditures may be objected to by the Executive Committee 23 " " members interested, regulations regarding 34 I :i ■M ! llllflRIl ! >; • 1';, ms 304 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS Paoe, COUNCIL, PROCEEDINGS I'S— Continued, Monty expenditure, not to be entered into in contemplation of a loan until by-law is passed 32 " " regulations respectiug, in cases of emergency 27 Motions, containing distinct propositions, manner of voting on 13 " for committment precludes all umeuduients until decided 12 '* niny be made to hear any member who has risen to speak 9 " mivy be withdrawn after being lead, by peiinissiion of Council . 12 " must be in writiuL' and seconded liefore being debated or put . 12 " " read by Mayor before debate 12 one day's notice of all to be given 12 unless Cf>uiicil otiierwise dei-iiles by a two-thirds vote 12 *' on orders of the day not disposed of, to be placed at foot of the list 12 " order of putting questions 12 " to adjourn always in order 12 •' to adjourn not aUowed a sicoud time until intermediate pro- ceedings have taki'ii place 12 Orders of the Day, guncral prt,'paiation 1 1 ♦• " " special to be prepared as Mayor may direct 11 " " *' if no special direction is given to be prepared in same manner as general oi (lei s of the day 11 " " " business to be taken up as it stands upon 12 " " " motions on not di.'^piised of to be placed at foot of list " " " unless otiierwise determined by Council 12 Petitions, presentation of 16 " may be disposed of at once if subject referred to requires im- mediate action 17 " members to be answerable for contents of 16 " no (lebate allowed on presenting 17 " no letters or documents to be attached to 16 •' presented in previous year ni;iy be laid on table 17 " to be read if required by any nu-nibf r 16 " to be referred to the proper Committee 17 Previous Question, how put 12 " * ' precludes amendment 12 Questions, being finally put, no motion shall be made, nor shall any person speak until result of vote is declared 13 " containing distinct propositions, manner (jf voting on 13 " of privileges to be considered iiiiinLdi;,tely 13 " decision of Mayor as to whether finally put, conclusive 13 Standing Rules, provi.sion for suspension of 11 " " ill unpioviilcd cases law ot Pailiaiiient to govern 11 Votes of Council, when equal, que.'^iton is deciiied in the negative {) .S'e« COMMIT IKES OF I HE Cou.Ncri—CoMMiTTK.is— (under respective heads)— CoNTKACTs— Corporation Officers — Money Exi'en- DITUKE. COURT OF KKVI8I0N, Appointment of 18 C;ity Cleik to regulate sittings of 60 May reduce assessments overcharged more than 25 per cent 83 " revise taxes of parties wlio from siukntss or poverty are unable to pay 83 Notice of ]ietitions for reduction of taxes to be given one week before 84 court sits No remi sion of taxes except such as have been oidered by 84 Vacant tenement allowances 83 COWS, Not to run at large 22.'> Penalty if found running at large 227 Kegulations respecting keeping of 270 More than two not to be kept on premises without Health Officer's cer- tificate 270 See Cattle MarkiiT— Pounds— Puiti.ic Market.s. m OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 305 32 27 13 12 9 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 12 12 Iti 17 IG 17 10 17 10 17 12 12 13 13 13 13 11 11 9 IH (iO 83 83 84 84 83 225 227 270 270 Page. COW BYRES AND SHEDS, Filth to be removed from 268 Inspection of .'....' 272 Permission to keep to be obtained .....'.!...,.. 272 To be disinfected when necessary ., 268 To be properly drained ] 268 To be ventilated and cleaned 268 See Public Health. CRANES, Construction of 192 CREAMERIES, Inspection of 072 Permission to keep to be obtained 272 See Public Health. CRIES, Advertising sales by 102 CROSSINGS OK STREETS, Persons not to obstruct 151 CURIOSITIES, Fees for licenses to exhibit Ill See Licenses. DANOEROUS MISSILES, Throwing of, prohibited 160 DEAD. Sei- Burial Gkounds. DEAD ANIMALS. See Public Health. DEBENTURES, Books relating, to be kept by Treasurer 47 Treasurer to give special attention to maintenance of Sinking Fund for redemption of 47 See City Treasurer. DEEDS, Treasurer to have custody of 48 DEFACING PROI'IRTY. See Buildings, Burial Grounds, Streets. DICE. See Gambling. DIRT, Itrains, gutters, and water-courses to be kept free from 155 Not to be carried into public parks, squares, or grounds 141 Not to be throw n on public streets 153 Sidewalks to be kept free from 154 See Parks, Public Health, Streets, DISFASFS. Se>- Public Health. DISOHDEHLY PERSONS, In streets or public places 95 To be excluded from public parka, squares, and grounds 140 &e BadChabacthrs, Billiard Saloons, Bowling Alleys, Vag- rants, Victualling Houses, DIVISION FENCES. -See Fences. DOCTORS, To notify health ( fficer of persons attacked by infectious diseases 262 See Medical Health Officer, Public Health. DOGS, Impounding of 130 Mad or vicious dogs to be destroyed 131 Notices respecting provisions respecting dogs, to be posted in public places 132 Not to run at large without collar and metallic plate 129 Penalty for iniriiction of by-law respecting 132 Pt-iialty for removal of metallic plate from a licensed dog 131 Redemption ot 131 To be registered, numbered and licensed 129 To be killed, if not claimed in two days after impounded 131 To be under control of competent person when at large ISO Unregistered dogs to be captured or killed 130 \Vhi ate to be considered owners of 129 39 lit 1 ill) % ^■11 '! i';l 306 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS Paqb. DON RIVER, Regulations aa to cutting of ice on 286 See Ice. DOMESTICS. See Intellioenob Offices. DRAINS, Coal oil and similar fluids not to be emptied into 184 Drainage plans of buildings to be registered 2(>7 House drains and soil pipes, one to be allowed to each building 281 . " " alterations to plans of, to be reported 283 " " automatio vents to, may be used by permission 280 •• •• description of 266 •< " made of iron, weight of 281 " '* made of lead, weight of 283 " " made of tile pipe, may be laid under ground 279 " " notto be connected with chimneys 266 " " permits to put in 282 " " pipes in buildings to be of iron or brass 279 " " pipes to have cleaning out screws 279 " " plans of, to be filed 282 " " rain water leaders to, to be trapped 280 " " refrigerator wastes to be trapped 280 " " reflations as to size of pipes, &c 280 " " soil pipes, rule as to terminus of 280 " " soil pipes from, to be ventilated 279 " " to be inspected and tested 282 " " to be provided with proper traps and vents to prevent escape of sewer gas 279 " " to be trapped and ventilated 279 " " waste pipes not to be connected with 280 Occupants of property requiring to drive across sidewalks to construct bridges over gutters 160 Platforms may be constructed across gutters for delivery of goods, &o. . 157 Refrigerator waste pipes not to be connected with 267 To be kept free iiom snow and dirt 154 Vacant lots covered with stagnant water to be drained 264 See BniLDiNGfl, Pdbuo Health, Sewebs, Streets. DRIVING, Carting heavy loads in parks 141 Immoderate driving in parks 141 On the turf or sward in parks 141 Not to be allowed on sidewalks 150 Persons riding or driving to have strong reins 150 Prohibited in the public parks when ground is unfit 142 DRUNKEN PERSONS, Found on public streets, &c 95 Not to be allowed on ferry boats 136 To be excluded from public parks, squares, and grounds 140 See Bad Characters, Billard Saloons, Bowling Alleys, Disor- derly Pkrsons, Vagrants, Victualling Houses. DWELLING HOUSES. See Buildings. EATING HOUSES. See Licenses, Victualling Houses. ELECTIONS— (MUNICIPAL.) Corporation officers not to take part in 44 " " interfering in, to be dismissed 44 Charges aoainst corporation officers taking part in, to be referred to a special committee 44 Charges not to be investigated until officer accused is notified 45 Evidence against officers interfering in, to be reported to Council 44 See Corporation Officers. EMPLOYEES OF CORPORAl'ION. ^ee Corporation Officers -Elec- tions. ENGINEER. See City Engineer. ENGINES. Regulations respecting 181 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 807 184 267 281 283 280 266 281 283 279 266 282 279 279 282 280 280 280 280 279 282 279 279 280 160 157 267 154 264 141 141 141 150 150 142 95 136 140 44 44 44 45 44 181 PAOfc ESTIMATES. Preparation of 25 To be prepared by Treasurer 47 ENCROACHMENTS IN STREETS, Regulations regarding J5g See AwNiNfis, Signs, Stkkets. EXCAVATIONS ON STREETS, Not to he made without leave I57 Persons making to be responsible for accidents arising from" !..!!!.! 157 To be protected with lights, &c 167 To be made under direction of City Engineer !!.....'... .' . . . .* .' .' .* 157 See Streets. EXHIBITIONS. License fees 12i Of wild animals, circus riding, boxing, jnggiing, pictures, curiosities," &,o', to be licensed HI See Licenses. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Appropriations not to be exceeded without approval of Executive Com- mittee and the Council 27 Chairman may, with Mayor and Treasurer, borrow money for civic pur- poses 84 " to countersign cheques in absence of Mayor 94 " to sign accounts under $10, and pay sheets and progress certifi- cates 24 " to sign certificates in settlement of claims 87 City revenue not to be appropriated until reported upon by 22 Council may reject or reduce amount of any expenditure reported by, by a majority vote 24 Expenditure in cases of emergency, regulations respecting 27 '* not to be incurred until reported upon by 22 General duties of 22 May be instructed to report funds by a two- thirds vote of Council 23 " object to any claim, account, by law, or resolution in certain cases. 22 " " ^ to expenditure or disposal of City revenue in certain cases. , 23 Minutes of other Committees to be furnished to, when required 27 Taxes, license fees, or other moneys not to be refunded or remitted until reported upon by 22 To advise Treasurer on financial matters 26 To cause a monthly statement of expenditure to be furnished to the council monthly 26 To control matters not specially pertaining to other Committees 32 To direct the purchase of stationery, the advertisement of City notices, and the performance of printing 26 To forbid payment of moneys in certain cases 26 To generally manage the financial affairs of the City 26 To introduce by-law to determine mode of raising annual revenue 25 To have supervision of books in the Treasury Department 26 To make annually a financial statement of the affairs of the City 25 To prepare and submit annual estimates 25 To recommend appointment of Tax Collectors 25 To regulate matters connected with the receipt of moneys 26 To report on matters connected with securities held by City 26 T ) see that Treasurer and subordinates properly perform their duties . . 26 To supervise all accounts, claims, and expenditure over $10 24 Two-thirds vote of Council required to change report of, in certain cases. 22 See City Treasurer— Committees of the Council— ConNciL, Pro- ceedinos in EXHIBITION PARK AND BUILDINGS. By-law respecting management of 142 Buildings not to be used for any other than exhibition purposes without special permission ._ 143 Conditions upon which grounds may be used for pic-nics, &c. , where admission fee is charged 142 liii 308 INDEX TO THE BV-LAWS Paoe. EXHIBITION PARK AND BUILDINGS-Cow/Zh^k/, Grounds to be used as public park durinu certain months 142 Not to be let for sijecial purposes on public holidays 142 Parks and Gardens Committee to manage 31 Penalty for infraction of by-law respecting 143 Smoking in buildings not allowed 143 iS'ec Parks axu Squares— Park Siterintknuest. EXPENDlTURhS. See. Money Expenditure. EXPRESS WAGGON STANDS. See Vehicles for Hire. FARMERS AND HU( KSTERS. Regulations respecting 212 See Public Markets. FARO BANKS. See Gambling. FENCES. Description of lawful fence 92 Division fences, fees to be paid to L'ity Commissioner for acting as arbi- trator 93 Division Fences, how to be kept up 91 " " decisions of arbitrators to be tiled M-ith City Clerk.. . . 92 " " disputes lespecting, mode of settling 92 *' " meeting and powers of arbitrators 92 " " vhere land is not cultivated 91 Penalty 94 Suinn)ary proceedings may be taken to enforce provisions relating to . . 94 Vacant lots, to be fenced in 93 " " de.scription of fence 93 FERRY BOATS. By-law to license and regulate 132 Capacity of boats to be hereafter licensed 133 Constables on duty to be carried free 137 Coi)y of by-law respecting, to be posted in 137 Fee for transferring license 134 Hours of running may be changed 135 Intoxicated persons not to be allow ed upon 136 Landing places to be protected by railings and gates 136 License fees 134 Licenses may be transferred 133 Must be classed "A 1" 133 Names of ferries to be placed on lauding places, &c 136 Notice of time and places of starting tn m, to be published 135 Not to carry more pissengers than allowed by certificate of Intptctor . . 133 Number of trips required daily 134 Owners of, to give security 134 Passengers not to be compellt d to j urchase round trip tickets 137 Penalty for infraction of by-law respecting 137 Plan ot landing places to be a] proved l?f'f Proprietois of, to have njen in thurge of landing places 13(5 Scale of charges for passengers 136 Soliciting for passengers pi ohibited 1 35 Speed ot not to exceed six n iles per hour 134 1 o be licensed before 1st of May 133 To be provided with appi oved gmig-ways 136 To be piovided with bell and whistle to give notice of starting 134 To be safe and seaworthy 133 To be subject to inspection 137 I'd carry at least fifty passengers 133 FIRE ALARM. . Duties of Superintendent and Assistant 235 See FiRK Department. FIRE ARMS. Not to be discharged in City without permiFsion 160 Not to be dischaiged in burinl grtui ds except at military funerals... . 288 Practising w ith, not allowed on Island or in Ashbridge's Bay 160 See LvKiAL Grounds— Streets.^ OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 309 I'AUK. 2!» FIRE AND LIGHT COMMITTEE, Cjeneral dutiea of To iippoint cliimiiey inspectors ' ..!.'!!..!!.!!...!!!] 22!) To appoint otlioers and members of Fire Brigade (except tlio Chief) ..'.'. 231 1 o confer with Committee on works relative to the breaking up of streets 30 To have control and manugement of Fire Department 3», 230 To make rules and regulations for Fire Department .' 230 To report respecting hre limits and tiie inspection and erection of build- ings 3Q To report respecting street lighting .......!............. 29 See Fire Dkpartment. FIRE DKPARTMENT, By law relating to 230 Apparatus, &c .'.'..".'.".'.'.'..'!.*.'.'.'.' 236 Ciiief of, duties of ".'....'.".'.".'.'.'. 233 Deputy, duties of * , ' ..,...........,.' 235 Assistants' duties '.'..'.'.. 235 Cliief— salary of to be fixed by council ..!...!....!! 231 " to give whole time to duties of 232 " to have control and management of apparatus 237 " to attend fires 233 " to be appointed by Council 231 " to enforce rules and regulations of Department 234 " to examine places where inilammable material is stored 234 " to investigate cause of tires 233 " to keep record of fires 233 " to make recommendations for improvement of Department 235 " to prevent unnecessary damage at fires 233 " to report annnally to Council 234 ' ' to report members of brigade unfit for duty 233 " to report upon buildings where engines are used 234 " to suspend members 233 Composition of 231 Engines not to be taken for private use 237 False alarms of fire prohibited 238 Fire alarm, Superintendent and assistant, duties of 235 Horses for 236 Management and control of 29, 230 Members of, injured at fires to receive such aid as Council may deter- mine 238 " not to be hindered while on duty .. 239 '* of, to be appointed by Committee 231 " to give whole time to duties of 232 " to be enrolled 231 Officers of, duties 232 " to be appointed by Committee (except the Chief) 231 " to be supplied with copy of rules and regulations 238 Penalty ' 239 Rules and regulations of 230 .Secretary of, to attend meetings of Committee and to have charge of sup- plies 232 " to have direction of street lighting and certify accounts for. . 232 " to keep daily record of business done 2.S2 " to keep register of members 231 " to keep register cf street lights 232 " to make recpiisitions for supplies 2,32 " to report as to lights required 233 See Fire anp Light Committee. FIRES, Buildings in danger may be demolished 237 False alarms prohibited 239 Firemen injured at, to receive such aid as Council may determine 238 Not to be carried through streets except in covered vessels 159 Persons at, to assist in extinguishing 237 •13 I i[|i 'II 310 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS Paoe. FIRES— Continued, Record of, to be kept by Chief 233 Rewards for distinguished conduct at 238 Space surrounding building on fire, to bo kept clear 237 Streets to be kept clear at 238 See Fire Department. FIRE LIMITS, Defined 189, 19» May be extended upon petition 18& See. Buildings. FIREWORKS, Not to be let off in streets and parks 160 Not to be used in City without leave 160 See Streets. FISH, Penalty for selling tainted 221 -See Foor>. FISH MARKET.— See Public Market. FLANKAGE ALLOWANCES, On pavements, sewers, ko 62, 63 See Local Improvement Work.s. FOOD, Adulterated, inspection of 220 " , penalty for selling 221 By-law to provide for inspection of milk, meat, poultry, fish, and other natural products 220 Expenditure for enforcing by-law providing for inspection of, authoriza- tion of 221 Health Officer to advise with License Inspector upon matters respecting adulteration of 25^ Sale of diseased, prohibited 263 FOOT PASSENGERS, Regulations as to 140 See Streets. FORGES, Regulations respecting 181 FRAUDS BY CONTRACTORS. See Contracts. FURNACES. Regulations respecting 181 See Buildings. GAMBLING, Cards, dice, faro banks, rouge et noir, roulette tables, etc 96^ Keepers of houses for, subject to penalties of by-law relating to public morals Oft Prohibited on public streets or places 95 Tables and devices for, to be destroyed by police Oft GAME, Regulations respecting shooting of, on the Island and in Ashbridge's Bay 160 GAMES, Not to be played in public parks, squares or grounds without permission 141 See Gambling. GAOL, Management of 29 GAS, Provision for payment of accounts for 24 GEESE, Not to run at large in City limits 226 Fees payable on if impounded 217 Penalty in addition to pound keeper's fees 227 Trespassing on enclosed land to be impounded 226 See Pounds. GENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES, Appointment of lOJ Duties of 103 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 311 160 160 221 220 221 149 181 181 95 9ft 29 24 Paok. (JENERAL INSPECTOR OF LICENSES -CohNmmci/, " in connection with the keeping of infants 98 May change time table of ferrry boats (with consent of Mayori 135 May enter premises to examine milk, meat, poultry, fisli, and other natural food offered for sale 220 May peimit ferry boat owners to arrange time table (with cKJiiseiit of Mayor) 135 May transfer licenses 113 May refuse licenses 108 Plumber's security to 1)6 satisfactory to 127 To advise with Treasurer 104 To approve of bells and steam whistles used on ferries l:U To approve of gangways used on ferry boats I :^6 To approve of landing places for ferries 136 To ascertain if license by-law is complied with 105 To ascortiin that petitions for licenses are true, and sureties responsible 104 To attend Committee meetings, &c 104 To enforce provisions of Market By-law 218 To examine bread offered for sale 222 To examine food suspected of being adulterated 2*20 To give security 104 To grant butchers licenses 211 To inspect ferry boats 137 To inspect milk, meat, poultry, fish, and other natural food offered for sale 220 To inspect premises of parties requiring licenses 104 To issue dog licenses 129 To issue ferry licenses 133 To issue licenses when directed by Committee 108 To keep a record of dealers in, and vendors of milk, meat, poultry, fish, &c 220 To keep duplicates of licenses issued 105 To keep register of journeymen plumbers 128 To perform duties of Inspector of public markets 218 To post market regulations in public markets 219 To prepare licenses in triplicate 113 To prepare list of parties liable for licenses 104 To prosecute persons offering adulterated food for sale 220 To report paitioulars of license issued monthly 106 To register houues for keeping of infants 98 To register app'.ications for licenses and transfers 104 To see that sureties offered are responsible persons 104 To seize and destroy unwholesome food offered for sale in public markets. 213 To seize and destroy unwholsome and tainted articles of food 220 To sign licenses and transfers 105 To supply books to keepers of intelligence offices 115 To visit ;ind inspect licensed premises 105 See LicENSKH — Plumbers and Plumbing Inspectors — Public Markets. GENERAL OKDERS OF THE DAY. See Council Proceedings in. GIFT DISTRIBUTION. Licenses to theatres, exhibitions, &c., to contain a proviso against 118 GOATS, , , „._ Amount of fine if impounded, to be paid to pound-keeper 227 Not to run at large in City limit 225 Penalty if found running at large 227 Trespassing on enclosed lands, to be impounded 225 See Pounds. GOODS. -See Merchandise. GOOSE. See Geese. GRAIN, FLOUR AND MEAL MARKET. Limits of 206 See Public Markets. 1 ^■u\ ill !1 ts- 0. 225 . 151 . 150 . ISO 94 31 258 Paor. HOTELS. S,f. Tavkrns. HOUSKS OF KNTKItTAINMKNT. X«c Tavebnm. HOUSKSOFILI^-FA.MK. Keepers, ownurs and inmatea of, auV.ject to pennlticH of })ylivw reliitiiiir to imliln; inoralH an HUCKSTEU.S. .SVft Public Mahkets. ICE, Fee for ceriificato authorizing cutting of 286 Penalty for infringing provisions of by-law respecting cutting of .. ... ' 286 Persons desiring to cut in Hay or River Don to obtain certificate 286 Places for cutting to ho selected by (Jity Conunissioner 286 Hy-law to regulate cutting of otui IMMORALITY, ^ On public streets or places prohibited qk INDECENCY, Indecent books, sale of, prohibited gQ " pictures and writings, sale of prohibited 06 " exposure ' * _ " gg Prohibited ou public streets or places ' OR INFANTS, By-law for protection of gg Houses for Keeping of, requisites of , gg " " to bo inspected gg " " " reported on by Medical Health oirticer .... 99 " " " registered gg Keepers of houses for, not to be registered unless properly recommended. 99 Penalty for infraction of Hy-law for protection of 100 INFECTIOU.S DISEASES, Notices of, to be posteil on dwellings where cases exist 263 To be reported by physician in attendance 262 INFL A M M ABLE SU BST ANC ES, By-law regulating storage of 178 Certain oils may be kept on Esplanade ... 184 City Inspector to examine places for storage of coal oil 186 Coal oil, buildings for the storage of 184 " not to be kei>t except in small quantities except in certain limits. 184 " " thrown in drains or sewers 184 Fires or lights not to be used in coal oil warehouses 184 Gunpowder, storage of 185 Lights carried in certain places to be protected 185 Penalty for infringing By-law respecting storage of 198 Persons desiring to store coal oil must (Ajtain leave 185 .Smoking not to be allowed in certain places 185 Ste BuiLDiNo.s— Coal 0(l. INN. Set Taverns— Vf(!Ti'ALLrNO Hou.ses. INSPECTOR OP BUILDINGS, Duties of 178 " to be performed by City Commissioner 178 See BuiLDiNos -Corporation Officers— City Commlssioner. IN.SPECTOR OF CHIMNEY'S. ■Sc*' Chim.nev Inhpectors. INSPECTOR OF HEALTH. Sfe Medical Health Officer. INSPECTOR OF LICENSES. See General Lsspeotor of Licenses. INSULTING LANGUAGE, Prohibited in public streets or places 95 INSURANCE, Provision for paxment of premiums on (^ity property 24 INTELLIGENCE OFFICES. Books shewing receipts to l>e kept and open to inspection 115 Fees to be charged 116 Frauds by keepers of 117 Gambling not to l>u allowed in 118 Improper persons not to be allowed t(t frequent 1 18 To be licensed 1 10 License fee 120 40 ,fe; iit »u INDKX TO THK BY-LAWS Paoi. INTELLIftKNCEOFFICE8-Cow^/<»«/. Office houri 115 Portioiii of License Ryliiw to l>u pontcil in with licenio 115 Preiniitei to lio inspuctud fuur tiiiiua n your 105 Si'f LiCKNHES, IVTERMENTS. .S>< Hitrial Okoitsds. INTOXlCATINfi DRINKS, Not to be given tu children, apprenticoii and aervants 95 ISLAND, Practicing with fire arms not nllowed on 100 Kegulations for ihooting game un 100 Sund not to bo removed from 158 LSLAND PARK. SV Parks and Squakem. ITINERANT SHOWMliN, Fees for licenses to 121 Si'f Exhibitions— L1CISN8KW. .JAIL. Sff Oaol. JUGGLERY, Fees for license of exhibition of 121 .^e** Exhibitions— L1CKNSK8. KETCHUM PARK. See Parks and Sqitare.s. LABORERS. See Intelliqknck Offioeh. LADDERS, To be provided for buildings 189 LAMPPOSTS, Climbing on, prohibited lAO LANDS. .s>e City Lanhh -Public Lands. LAWNS AND PADDOCKS, Assessment of 59 LEGERDKMAIN, Fees for licenses for exhibition of 95 LEGISLATION COMMITTEE, General duties of 31 LICENSES, By-law authorizing issue of 103 Applications for . 106 " " in certain c.ises to be reported upon by police 106 Applicants may appeal when license is refused 107 Cases where licenses are unnecessary 109 Committee may direct issue of licenses 108 " may sit with closed doors in dealing with appeals respecting. . 108 Duration of 112 Exhibitions under different tents to be charged for separately 1 12 Existing licenses to be .illowed to expire 112 For billiard and bagatelle tables 110 " bowling alleys 110 " roller skating rinks Ill " coasting and switch-backs Ill " public toboggan slides Ill " shooting galleries Ill " exhibitions of circus riding, wild animals, boxing, pictures, curiosi- ties, theatricals, &c Ill " auctioneers 108 " hawkers 109 " petty chapnven 109 " pedlars 109 " transient traders 109 " keepers of Intelligence Ollices 110 " milk vendors 110 " butchers 110 " tobacco dealers 110 " victualling houses 110 " refreshment places 110 Gambling; not to be allowed in premises licensed 118 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 315 Paoi. . 115 . 115 . 105 95 160 160 158 121 12! 183 150 60 95 31 103 106 106 107 100 lOS 108 112 112 112 110 110 111 111 111 111 111 108 100 109 109 100 110 110 110 110 110 110 118 UCKSHKH-Conlitnutl, I iiiproper penoM not to be nllowcd to frequent Iicen»c(l iiremiiei I Ig I n caMM of pnrtnerihipt or conipaniuf, one fee to bo clmiuoil 1 1 o Insolvent eitatea, aale of _ ' " " .ij Licensee to be reipoimible for agents 1 ].!!....!!!!!!.. I la Mannffemont and regulation of .'.'........,,..... oo May be forfeited !!.'!!.*!!.'.']! " ' 1 1« " be transferred '.!!*..!!...,.!.......... iiq Penalty for infraction of by-law rugpecting .!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!".]" 122 I'reiniies occupied by persons boldintr, to be inspected !.!!!!!!.!!.,.. 105 Shop licenses, fee for ] in* '* *' number to be iasiied 125 Security to be given in certain cases ...."!.......... 107 Tavern licenses, fee for !!!'.*.*! 124 " " number to be issued !.!!..!!!!..!!! 124 To lie in triplicate .!!....!!... in Treasurer to keep separate account of fees !!!..!!!!!!.!.!! 122 See (lENltKAL InsPKCTOK ok LuKNHKS— ArCTIONKKRS— lilLUAKD TaDLES— HoWLINd AlLKVS— HaWKKKH— l^EDLAns— Intklli OENCE OEFICES-M II.K VeNDOII.S— BlITCHERS— lOBACCO StoKES -- VlCTUALLINO HoUSKH — RkFHRMIIMKNT Pi.ACKS — ItoLLKR Skating Kinks— Coastkks- Switchbackh— Pawn Hki.kkiw— ToBouoAN Slides — SiiooTiNu Galleries — Kxhibitions— Taverns— Theatres -Loos— Ferry Boats. LIME, Regulations respecting sale of ooi LINE FENCES. .Ve« Fences LIQUORS, Sale of to minors prohibited 05 LIQUOR STORES, Licensing of 124 License tee \ 125 Number of licenses to be issued 125 Other business not to bo transacted in ... 124 LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH, By-law relating to 256 Appointment 0! 18 Annual report to be transmitted to Provincial B >ard 256 Chairman to report annually 256 Composition of 256 Declaration to be made by otiicers of 267 Duties of Medical Health Officer 257 Manure not be allowed to accumulate in stables without permission of. . 274 Moy allow interments in private grounds 287 direct wells to be filled up 264 grant permission to persons to keep an;:nnlj diseased in City limits 263 grant permits to operate slaughter houses 260 May obtain assistance to maintain public health 257 " revoke permission to operate slaughter houses 269 Members of to be alderman 266 Offensive matter not to be carried through streets without permission of 273 Office to be provided for 256 Privy vaults and pits to be cleaned and repaired when Board directs . . 275 Sanitary Inspectors, duties of 261 " ' ' declaration of office 257 " " to prosecute parties refusing to remove filth 262 To appoint Medical Health Otiicers and Sanitary Inspectors 256 " places for public vaccination 259 To cause buildings anfit for habitation to be placed in a sanitary condition. 271 " cow byres, cheese factories and creameries to be inspected .... 272 To compel occupants to remove from buildings unfit for habitation 272 To determine whetlier water supply in any dwelling is sufficient and wholesome 264 To direct inspection of slaughter houses 269 To grant permits for removing night soil 276 <■ << II 31G INDUX TO THE BY-LAWS Faoe. LOCAL BOARD OF BEAhTH-CoiUinwd, To grant perinita for removal of nuisances 277 To order improperly drained privy vaults to be drained 268 To prescribe regulationa for removing night soil 276 To provide assistance for Medical Heiilth Officers when necessary 261 iVe Mkdical Health Offickr— Public Health. LOCAL IMPROVEMENT WORKS, By-law respecting 61 Interpreta^nn chuise 61 Amendments or alterations by Court or Judge to be reported to Commit- tee on Works 67 Appeals from Court ot Revision to County Judge 67 Assessment Commissioner to make assessments for 69 By-laws authorizing assessments for to be prepared 69 " establishing rates, requisites of 71 " to be passed before annual estimates 71 C'^rtain officers to attend sittings of Court of Itevision 67 Conditions to be complied with before work is commenced 6S Contracts for to be prepared by City Solicitor 68 Copies of sulhciently signed petitions for, to be forwarded to Assess- ment Commissioner 65 Cost of, to be certified by P^ngineer to Treasurer 68 Exemptions from general rates, provisions respecting 70 " from general rates, when granted periods of 71 Flankage allowances for pavements and sidewalks 63 " allowances for sewers 62 Engineers, reports respecting, to be submitted to Assessment Commis- sioner 64 Engineers reports respecting, when adopted, to be forwarded to Assess- ment Connnissioner , 66 " reports to aliew property benefited, life of work, probable cost, and proportion in which assessment is m-ide 64 " reports when adopted by Committee to be reported to Council 65 Forms of notices, respecting 72 Notice of intention to construct when not sutticiently petitioned for, to be published 65 Notice ot sitting of Court of Revision 66 Not to be commenced until contract is signed 68 Opening, wideniug, and extension of streets, conditions respecting .... 61 Performance of, i)y day labour 39 Petitions .against, to be reported upon by City Clerk 66 " for, to be examined and certified by City Clerk 63 " " have certificate attached shewing property to be assessed. 63 " " be sent to Committee on Works 64 " " be refeired by Committee on Works, to pi'oper officer . . 64 Rates for, to appear separately in Assessment By-law 70 Street local rates to be shewn separately 69 Tenders for, to be advertised for 67 To be Carrie i out under City Engineer 68 Treasurer to make financial arrangments for 68 " to report total cost of, including interest, &c 69 Works which may be carried out .as 82 6'ee AssESHMKNT Commission ER—CiTV Enoineer — City Treasurer — CiTV Works— CoMMirTEE on Works. LOCOMOTIVES, Use of steam whistles, by 102 LOTTERIES, Licenses to theatres, exhibitions, etc., to contain a provision against . . 121 See Gambling. LUMBER AND WOOD YARDS, Limits within which yards are not to be established 187 Lumber in, not to be piled within ten feet of wooden buildings 188 Regulations respecting 187 To be inspected by Inspector of Buildings 188 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 317 Page. . 277 . 208 . 276 . 261 61 61 67 67 69 69 71 71 67 6S 68 65 68 70 71 63 62 64 66 64 65 72 65 6(; 68 61 39 66 63 63 64 64 70 69 67 68 68 69 62 102 121 187 188 187 188 Page. MAD DOGS, To be destroyed immediately 23^ Sep Dogs. MALIGNANT DISEASES. See Infectious Diseases— Public Health MARES. See Horsks. MARKETS. See Cattle Market — Fish Market — Hay Market — Public Market— Grain, Flour and Meat Market-St. Andrew's Market— St Lawrence Market— St. Patrick's Market. MARKETS AND LICENSES COMMITTEE, General duties of. 28 To attend to matters pertaining to the sale of bread 29 To attend to mutters pertaining to street watering and scavenger work . . 29 To direct issue ot licenses in certain cases 108 To have control of street cleaning !!.!.!!!!!!!.!!! 153 To have stuntls for vehicles for hire cleaned daily in summer !.!!!!!!!. 164 To hear appeals relating to licenses * ' |08 To manage and report on affairs relating to markets and weigh houses . . 28 To prevent sale of unwholesome food 29 To regulate dealings of hucksters 29 To regulate licensing [ 29 To regulate n)attcrs connected with the gaol 29 Sie Committees of the Council- Licenses— Public Markets. MATERIALS FuR LUILDING, Not to be plactd on sidewalks I79 See Buildings -City Engineer. MAYOR, Declarations of Health Officers to be made before 257 In putting qucftions in Council, not to be interrupted 9 May allow interments in private grounds 287 consent to changes in ferry time tables 135 direct disposition of bread seized on account of light weight, .... 123 instruct Health Officer to attend City employees injured in the dis- charge of duty 259 leave chidr at Council meetings to speak 9 vote on all questions in Council 9 permit lei ry boat owners to ai range time tables 135 require water in wells to be examined by Health Officer 258 wiih ( hairman of Executive Committee and Treasurer borrow money tor City purposes 84 To appoint ai liitrators on behalf of City 85 To apprize members when motions in Council are contrary to rule, and cite authority applicable 13 To be ex ojicio a member of all Committees 18 To call special meetings of Council at any time, or, when required, by majority of members .... 8 To coiintei'hign cheques 49 To decide at Council meetings which of two or more members first rose to speak 9 To decide points of order in Council, and state rule applicable to case. . 9 Decisions ol, on points of order, etc., to be final, if not appealed against 10 To decide when questions in Council are finally put 13 To direct pi ep!>ration of "Orders of the Day " for special meetings of Council 11 To grant constnt to assignments and sub-leases of City piojierty on order ol Comn.ittee having charge theretif 88 To grant permission to set oft' fireworks in City 160 To preserve decorum and decide questions of order at Council meetings. 8 To reKiime chair when any ditorder arises in Committee of the whole. . 14 To sign by-laws comprising this volume 6 To sign cei tificates in settlement of claims 87 To talce Chair at Council meetings when a quorum is present 8 See Col NCR, I'ROCEKIiING.S IN. MEAT MAhKLT. See Public Markets. k, 318 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS Pagb. MEAT. Fees to Weigh-master for weighing 217 Inspection uf 220 Penalty for selling diseased 221 Places for selling by quarter 208 Tainted and diseased meat to be seized and destroyed 213, 220 iSec Butchers— Food— Public Health— Public Markets. MEDALS, For distinguished services at fires 238 MEDICAL HEAL'l'H OFFICER, Appointment of 256 Declaration of office 257 Duties of 257 Provision for appointment of Acting Health Officer in case of illness or absence of regular 261 Refuse from slaughter houses to be removed to places approved of by . . 270 _ Stables, byres, etc., to be kept in condition satisfactory to 267 To advise with Board upon matters relating to public health 260 " License Inspector respecting adulterated food 259 To approve of establishment of privy vaults, pits, etc 268 To attend civic employees injured while in discharge of public duties . . . 259 ' ' each day at office 257 To collect and prepare returns of mortuary statistics 260 To consult with Market, License and Street Cleaning Committee when required so to do 258 To examine applicants for admission to General Hospital 258 " into nuisances, sources of filth, etc 257 " imperfect sewers, etc 258 " impure well water 258 To grant certificates for keepingmore than two cows in any stable,byre,etc. 271 " " to parties engaged in removing night soil 276 " permits for keeping slaugliter houses 269 To have charge of complaint books to be placed at police stations and other places 277 To inspect butchers' premises and slaughter houses 258 " houses were infants are kept 99 " premises when directed by Mayor or Committee 258 " public schools 260 " slaughter houses 269 To keep record of proceedings t-nd report to Board 257 To make returns to Treasurer of cost work done for private individuals 260 To order privy vaults to be cleaned when necessary 275 To perform duties of public vaccinator 259 To post up notices on nouses where infectious diseases exist 263 To prepare and certify pay rolls of persons employed in his Department 260 To provide physicians with forms for reporting cases of infectious diseases 262 To report annually as to sanitary conditions of City 261 " respecting houses where infants are kept 98 " upon buildings unfit for habitation 272 " " petitions for sewers 64 To take measures for relief of destitute persons suffering from illness . . 269 See Buildings— Infants — Public Health. MEMBERS OF COUNCIL, Accounts not to be paid when members are interested in 35 Not to be interested in corporation contracts 35 " interfere with officers in performance of duty 37 See Council Proceedings in. MEETINGS, Three or more persons not to stand in a group on the streets 149 Street preaching when permitted 149 MEETINGS OF COUNCIL, See Council Proceedings in. OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 319 Page. ... 217 ... 220 . . 221 ... 208 .213, 220 238 256 257 257 261 270 267 260 259 268 259 257 260 258 258 257 258 258 271 276 269 277 258 99 258 260 269 257 260 276 259 263 260 262 261 98 272 64 259 35 37 149 149 Tag*. MENAGERIES, Liceuaes for, fees, etc loi See Exhibitions —Licenses. MERCHANDISE, Advertising sales of by crying, ringing of bells, etc 102 By law respecting conveyance of on public streets .'..". 162 Exposed for sale on the street 15g Fees to weighmaster for weighing ..!...!!!!!.!! 217 Not to be placed on the streets .'!!!!!!! 166 Reception and delivery of !'..!!!!.!.!.!..!!!!!!!! 167 Width of tires and wheels used for conveyance of 162 By-laws respecting not to apply to vehicles owned outside of city . . 162 Penalty for infraction of By-law 160 See Auctioneers— Hawkers— Pedlars— Petty CHAPHEN-^TiBEa and Wheels— Transient Traders. MILK, • — Inspection of 220 Penalty for selling adulterated ...!!!! 221 Sfe Food. MILK VENDORS, ->" License fee 120 . License to be shewn when required by proper officer 116 Vehicles used by, to be numbered 116 To be licensed 109 See Licenses. MINORS, Sale of intoxicating liquors to, prohibited 96 MONEY, By-law authorizing certain ofScials to borrow 84 Confirmation of agreement as to amount already borrowed 85 Limitation of amount to be borrowed 85 See City Treasurer — Council, Proceedinos in — Money Exfenditubb. MONEY EXPENDITURE, Accounts in which members or officers are interested in, not to be paid.. 36 " to be declared to before payment 36 " '* supervised by Executive Committee 24 Appropriations not to be exceeded without permission of Council 27 Contracts not to be made where appropriation is exceeded 32 " to contain clause that no member or officer is interested therein. 36 Council may direct Executive Committee to report funds 23 Declarations to accounts to be made before Mayor when required 36 Expenditures may be objected to by the Executive Committee 23 " to be reported upon by the Executive Committee 22 Members interested in, regulations regarding 34 Money voted for one purpose not to b« voted for another 33 No money to be paid to any member or officer as agent for contractor . . 37 Not to be authorized in contemplation of a loan until by-law is approved of by ratepayers and passed by the Council 32 '* to be incurred until appropriation therefor is made 32 " '* incurred without sanction of the Council 32 Officers interested in, penalty 35 Payments not to be made until contract is duly executed 37 " under contracts not to be made until certified by proper officer. 37 Regulations respecting in cases of emergency • 27 Reports recommending expenditure not to be received unless accompanied by report of proper officer 34 Reports recommending expenditure, to state reason for 33 Return of, to be made monthly to Council 26 Such payments to be reported at next meeting of Council 26 Surplus of appropriations, disposal of 33 To be reported on by proper officer 33 Treasurer to provide proper forms of account _ 37 " to keep a separate account for each appropriation 33 320 INDEX TO THE BV-LAWS Page. MONEY EXPENDITURE— Co«/i«MPrf, Treasurer may pay certain accounts, daily and weekly wages and pro- gress certificates 24 Unexpei'ded l)alances to be carried to general credit of City 24 See City Treasurer— Council Proceedings in— Monky. MONUMENTS, Defacing or injuring 288 " " in burial grounds 288 MORTUARY STATISTICS, To be compiled by Health Officer 260 .SVe Medical Health Officer. MUNICIPAL COl^NClL. .Ve« Council, Procefdinus in, MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, See Council, Proceedings IN— Elections. MUSIC HALLS. See Theatres. MUSICIANS, Fees for licenses to 121 .SVe Exhibitions— Licenses. NAPHTHA. See Coal Oil— Inflammablk Substances. NIGHT SOIL. See Public Health. NOISES. By-law prohibiting certain 102 Advertising sales by street crying 102 Soundinij Steam-whistles of steamboats 102 " " locomotives 102 Penalty for infraction of by-law respecting 103 NOVEITIKS, Fees for licenses for exhibition, of 121 .Vee Exhibitions-- Licenses. NUISANCKS, COMMITTING, In burial grounds 288 In public parks, s'luares, or grounds 141 NUISANCES, Regulations regar.iing removal of 273 .SVe Medical Health Officer — Public Health. OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. 6Ve Corporation Officers- Elections. OILS, Regulations for storing 184 See Buildings— Coal Oil— Inflammable Substances. ORDERS OF THE DAY. See Council Proceedings on. ORDINARY. See Victualling Housed. OVENS AND BOILERS, Regulations respecting erection of 182 PADDOCKS AND LAWNS, Assessment of 59 PANORAMAS, Fees for licenses to exhibit 121 See Exhibitions— Licenses. PARKS AND GARDENS COMMITTEE, General duties of 31 To control imd manage exhibition parks 31 To manage and re| ort upon all matters connected with public paiks, squares, and gardens 31 iSee Exhibition Park — Parks and Squares — Park Superinten- dent. PARKS AND SQUARES, By-law respecting management of 139 Carpet cleaning, &c , in. prohibited 141 Carting heavy loads through, prohibited 141 Disorderly persons to be excluded from 140 Filth not to be carrie See Licenses. PETITIONS. See Council Proceedings— Coup.t of Revision— Local Improvement Works. PETROLEUM. See Coal Oil— Inflammable Substances. PHYSICIANS To notify Health Officers of cases of infectious diseases 262 See Medical Health Officer— Public Health. PICTUUES, ,„, Fees for license to exhibit *^' Sale of indecint pictures prohibited *'" .SVe ExHiKiTioNs— Licenses. PIGS. See Swine. PLACES OF AMUSEMENT, Fees for licenses to open 41 ''1^1' 'il 322 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS Paok. PLACES OF AMUSEMENT— Cone dismissed. 148 Opening, widening, or extension of, as local improvements 61 Penalty for infraction of by-law for preservation of order in 160 " for not complying with provision of by-law regulating width of tires 152 Persons in charge of vehioles, to remain on or walk beside 150 " making excavations in, to be responsible for accidents 157 Posting of, indecent writings or placards on, prohibited 96 Preaching in, permitted, if streets are not obstructed 149 Regulations respecting placing of building materials upon 179 Riding or drivijig in LW Running or racing on 1 50 Salt not to be placed on 155 Stands for vehicles kept for hire to be cleaned daily in summer 164 Stud horses not to be let to mares in 150 Swearing and bad language on, prohibited 95 Telegraph and telephone poles not be placed on without leave 158 " " " to be removed from after Jan. Ist, 1891.. 159 Three or more persons not to stand in group on 149 Tires of vehicles for hauling merchandise on, width of 152 Throwing stones, etc., in 160 Tobogganing not allowed on 152 Trees, protection of 144 Vehicles for carrying dirt 153 Vehicles without horses not to be placed on 151 See Sidewalks. STREET CLEANING, Management of STREET COMMISSIONER, Duties of To attend meetings of ' ' Claims Commission " To receive complaints respecting condition of streets and sidewalks. . . . To be under direction of City Engineer See City Engineer — Coeporation 0fficer.s. STREET LIGHTING, Control of See Fire Dkpartment — Fire and Light Committee. STREET PREACHING, When Permitted STREET RAILWAYS, By-law respecting not repealed 29 54 54 54 54 29 Act of Parliament, recital of Agreement to build by Easton, confirmation of, by special By-law . " " " " on what terms ... " " " consideration for " " " covenants in by city 149 7 166 176 176 176 171 172 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 331 AUK. 149 95 148 153 152 151 160 150 145 95 96 160 148 148 157 102 148 61 160 152 150 157 96 140 179 150 150 155 164 150 95 158 159 149 152 160 152 144 153 151 29 54 54 54 54 29 149 7 166 176 176 176 171 172 Page. STREET RAILWAYS— Con1 249 252 253 252 252 252 252 254 252 252 252 252 254 253 250 253 253 251 253 253 253 253 250 253 253 250 255 247 247 247 246 246 241 284 245 245 244 245 243 243 245 245 245 284 283 ? 284 r . 285 . 244 . 283 9 244 . 244 r 244 . 242 . 264 Paob. WATER WORKS— Continued, Water supply, notice to be give. . u. ntinuance of 242 " " " to discontim.^ use ' fixtures, to be giv" *n Department 24;l " " not to be increased without notice to Department 246 ** " not to be sold etc 246 '• " rates for, to be paid upon application for 241 " " regulations as to turning oil and on 241 " " use of, for special purposes 242 " " when turned off, not to be turned on until rates in arrear are paid 242 WATER WORKS COMMITTEE, General duties of 29 See Committees of the Council— Water Works. WEIGH HOUSES. Buyers may require certain articles to be weighed at 21(> Fees payable at 216 Location of 216 Penalty for neglecting to have certain articles weighed 216 See Public Markets. WEIGH MASTERS, Amount of security to be given by 214 Fees payable to 216 General duties of 214 Hours of duty 214 To be special constable with power to enforce market regulations 216 To certify deductions when articles are not merchantable 216 To enter in books particulars of weights 215 To give certificates of weights : 215 To inspect hay offered for sale 216 To make returns to Treasurer in writing 215 To produce books for inspection 215 To weigh articles brought to be weighed 215 See Public Markets— Weigh Houses. WELLINGTON PLACE. Cattle, sheep and swine, in herds, not to be driven along 151 WELLS, Regulations respecting 258 To be cleaned annually 264 " examined by Health Officer when required by Mayor or Health Board 258 " filled up upon order of Health Board WHEELS AND TIRES, Regulations respecting size and width 152 Provisions respecting, not to apply to farmer's waggons, &c 162 See Streets. WOODEN BUILDINGS, ^ee Buildings. WOODYAHDS. See Lumber and Woodyards. WORKS COMMITTEE. Awnings and signs not to be hung over streets without permission of . . 158 Buildings not to be removed along streets without leave of 156 Encroachments on sidewalks not allowed without permission of 158 General duties of 27 To confer with other bodies relative to street improvements 28 To give effect to orders of Council respecting contracts 28 To recommend improvements, etc 28 To regulate cabmen's shelters 165 To report upon all matters affecting streets, lanes, sewers, drains, etc. . . 28 To see that the duties of the City Engineer and staff are properly executed 28 &'ee CoMMirrEiS of the Council. 244 243 248 48 LIST or THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL, Am OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. ADAMSON, OEORQE J., Receiver Water Works Department 1890. Entered Service of Corporation. i881. ADAMSON, WILUAM, Councilman, St David's Ward, 1864, 1865 ; Alderman, St David's Ward, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873; Alderman, St Thomas's Ward, 1874 ; Alderman, St David's Ward, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885. Appointed a City Weighmaster in ALLAN, Hon. GEORGE W., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1849, 1854 ; Alderman, St David's Ward, and Mayor, 1855 ; Water Works Commissioner, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877. ALLEN, GEORGE L., Chief of Police, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1861, 1852 ; Governor of Jail, from 1862 to 1872. ALLEN, THOMAS, Collector, St Lawrence Ward, part of 1874, and Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1883, 1884, 1886, 1886, 1890. ANDERSON, WILLIAM, City Auditor, 1890. (Appointed 1880.) ANDREWS, WILLIAM, Councilman, St David's Ward, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843. ANDREWS, WILLIAM, Assessor, 1873. ARDAGH, RICHARD, Councilman, St David's Ward, 1864; Chief of Fire Department, 1890. (Appointed, 1866.) ARDAGH, WILLIAM, Councilman, St David's Ward, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1860. ARGUE, JOHN, Housekeeper City Hall from 1851 to 1882. ARMSTRONG, JAMES, Chief Engineer, Fire Brigade, 1847. ARMSTRONG, JOHN, . , „ , Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1834, 1835 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1846; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1847, 184a ARMSTRONG, THOMAS, „ . , , ™ :. Councilman, St Andrew's Ward, 1849, 1850 ; Alderman, St Andrew's Ward, 1852, 1853 ; General Inspector of Licenses, from 1867 to 1876. iijlS 340 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF ARTHURS, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1834, 183(1. ASHKIELD, JAMES, Cuuncilman, St. (ieorge's Ward, 1840, 1850; Councilnum, ^t. George's Ward, and Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1851, 1852, IMS ; Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 180(). (Appointed 1854.) AWDE. ROBERT, General Inspector of Licenses, 1800. (Appointed 1870.) BACON, W. W., Clerk, Water Works office, 1800. (Appointed 1874.) BAILIE, JOHN, AuBCssor, 1884 to 1890. BAILEY, JOHN, Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1890. BALDWIN, MOliCJAN, Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1870, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880 BALL JOHN, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1877, 187S, 1881. BARBER, GEORGE, A., Auditor, from 1850 to 1874. BARKER, JOHN, Meter Inspector Water Works Department 1890. (Appointed 1872.) BARNHAliT, C., Governor of the Jail, 1834, 1835. BARTON, EDWaBD W., Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1884, 1885, 1880, 1887, 1888. BAXTEH, JOHN, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1853, 1800. 1801, 1862, 1863 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864, 1866, 18(i8. 1869. 1870, 1871. 1872, 1874, 1875, 1879, 1880, 1881, 188S, 1883, 1880, 1887 1888, 1889, 1890. (President of the Council 1875.) BAXTER, WILLIAM, Assistant Engineer Water Works Pumping Station, 1800. (Appointed 1874). BEAMISH, GEORGE, Collector, St. Lawrence Ward, 1875. BEARD, GEORGE T., Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1865, 1860 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1867, 1868. BEAHD, JOSHUA G.. Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1834, 1835, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1840, 1847 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, and Mayor, 1854. BEARD, ROBERT, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1839, 1840, 1841 ; Councilman, St Lawrence Ward, and Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1842, 1843, 1844 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, and Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1845, 1840 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence, Ward, 1847; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, and Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1848, 1849 ; Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1850 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1851, 1852. BEATTY, ADAM, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1851, 1852, 1854, 1855, 1856; Assessor, St. David's Ward, from 1860 to 1871. BEATY, JAMES, Councilman. St. Lawrence Ward, 1836 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1853. BEATY, JAMES, Jr., Q.C., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1877. Mayor by vote of the people 1879, 1880. Chaiiman of the Board of Police Commissioners, 1880. BELL, EDWIN, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850. BELL, JOHN, Q.C., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1847, 1848, 1849 ; Alderman, St. Darid's Ward, 1853. ^" THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 341 BELL, ROBERT, Counoilmiiii, St. Andrew'B VVari, 1S44 : Altlernian, at. I'atrick'* Wanl, imd Mayor, 184fl, 1846. 1847; Alilermmi, St. Patrick'* Ward, 18fi2: AliU-rnmn, St. Aiulrcw'a Ward, and Mayor, 1858. BOUTSTKAI), FKKUKKICK W., Clerk City Truagurer'a Otiiuu, I80O. (Appointed 1888.) UOUSTKAD, JAMES B., Couitcilman, St. David'o Wurd, 1855; Councilmiiii. St. Jiviiu'^'h Ward, 18tll( ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1809, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1874, 1875, 1S7«, 1878, 1881, 1S8'2, 1880, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1800. BOWES, JOHN O., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1850 ; Alderman, St. .Inmes's Ward, nnd Mayor, 1851, 1852, 1853 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 185(>; .Mayor, hy vote of people, ami Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of t'oliuo, 18til, 180*2, BOXALL, JOHN, Connuilman, St. John's Ward, 1850, 1861, 1862. 186,1, 1865, 18641; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1867, 1868, 1809. BOYD, JAMES, Inspector Water Works Department, 1890. (Eiftered service of CorjKjra- tion 1875.) BOYD, JOHN, Clerk, City Clerk's OHice, 1890 ; Clerk in City Treasurer's otHce, 1843 to 1857 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1868 ; Secretary of the Board of Water Works Commissioners, 1872 to 1877. BRADY, WILLIAM J., Assistant Police Court Clerk, 1890. BIIANDON, JAMES, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1884, 1885, 1890. BREAK, SAMUEL 11., Clerk City Engineer'.s Office, 1890. BRITTON, JAMES, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1874, 1875. BROOKE, GEORGE, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1852, 185.3. BROUGH, R. J., Engineer, Water Works, from 1874 to 1880. City Engineer from 1880 to 1883. BROUGH WALTKRC, Engineer Water Works, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) BROUGHTON, J., Sr., Collector, St. David's Ward, 1877. (Appointed annually since 1872.) BROWNE, H. W., Clerk, Water Works office, 1877. (Appointed 187.3.) BROWNE, JAMES, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1837, 1838. BROWNE, WM. A., Assessor, 1890. Appointed annually since 1877. BRUNEL, ALFRED, Alderman, St. Georsje's Ward, 1857, 1858, 1859 ; City Engineer, \Hm, 1860 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1861, 1862. BUGG, JOHN, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1850,1851, 1852; Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1853, 1854, 1855; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1856, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1872. BURKE, WM. Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1877. BURNS, JAMES, (councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1865, 1866. BURNSIDE, Dr. ALEXANDER, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844. BURTON, WILLIAM, Clerk City Treasurer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1879.) BU'H'EHS, EDMUND L., Councilman, St. George's VVard, i860. THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 343 CAMKRON, JOHN, Oounuilinan, St. JainoH'* Ward, 1856. CAMKRON, Hon. .1. HILLYARI), (i.C, Aldomian, St. Andrew's Ward, 1846, 1847, 1881, 1852 ; Alderman, H*-. John't Ward, 18.M, 18.W, CAMKRON, Hon. MATTHEW CROOKS, Q.C., Alderman, 8t. Jamea'u Ward, 18S0. CAMPBKLL, W. A,, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1843, 1844 ; Aldorman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1K48, 1840, 1H50. C.\NAVAN, JOHN, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, I8(i3, 1870. 1871, 187'2; Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1877. CANNIFF. WILLIAM. M.D., Medical Health Othcer, 1890. (Appointed 1883.) CAPRKOL, F. C, Councilman, St. (leorge's Ward, 1853. CARFRAK, HUGH, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1837, 18.38. CARFRAK, THOMAS. Jr. Alderman, St. (ieorge's Ward, 1834, 1835. CARLYLE, WILLIAiVf. Aldorman, St. Thomas' Ward. 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1886. 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. CARLYLK, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. CARR, .JOHN, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1847, 1848, 1849 ; Councilman, St. Andrews' Ward, I85I. 18.52; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 185,3, 1854, 1855, 1858; Aldorman, St, Patrick's Ward, and President of the Council, 1860; Alder- man, St. Patrick's Ward, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864; City Clerk, from 1864, to 1871 ; City Commissioner, 1871, 1872; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1873. CARROLL, GEORGE, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1859. CARROLL, J. A., M.D. Alderman St. Matthew's Ward, 1884. CARRUTHERS, JOHN, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1858, i.itiO, 18C6. CARTY. JEREMIAH, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1858, 1859, 1860; CASWEl.L, THOMAS, Assistant City Solicitor, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) CASTLE, GEORGE J., Clerk City Engineer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) CAWTHRA, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. Uwrence Ward, 1834, 1836. CAYLEY, Hon. WILLIAM. Alderman, St Patrick's Ward, 1853. CHAMBERS, JOHN, Park Superintendent, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1878.) CHEWETT, JAMES G., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1838, 1839. CLAPP, J. C, Superintendent, Water Works, 1877. (Appomted 1873.) CLARKE, ARTHUR H., , . ,^ . ,„„« v Secretary Committee on Works, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation, 1882. ) CLARKE, EDWARD P., r, . . r. ,■ r. Mayor by vote of people, 1888, 1889, 1890. Chairman Board of Police Com- missioners, 1889, 1890. /-IT AUKp HENRY E. Aldennan, St. George's Ward, 1879, 1881, 1882; St. Andrew's Ward, 1883. CLEMENTS, JOHN, .,, „ ^ , ,„ , Councilman. St. George's Ward, 1865, 1866 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1867, 1S68, 1869, 1870, 1873, 1874. n- 'SU INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF CLEWES, JOHN, Assesaor from 1890. (Appointed 1883.) CLEWL, R. VV., Clerk City Treasurer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) CLOSE, PATRICK G., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1880, (President of the Council, 1877.) COADY, RICHARD T., City Treasurer, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation, 1873.) COATE, FRED. VV., Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1873. COATSWORTH, EMERSON, City Commissioner, 1890. (Appointed 1873.) Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1872. COCKER, JOHN, Clerk in Treasurer's office, 1871, 1872, 1873. COLWELL, WM. W„ Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877. CON LIN, PATRICK, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1860, 18G1, 1862. COPPING, EDWARD, Inspector City Commissioner's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1874.) COOPER, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 18.36. CORNNELL, JOHN, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1876, 1877, 1878. COULTER, GEORGE, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850. CRAIG, GEORGE, Assessor, 1861 to 1871. CRAIG, JAMES, Secretary Committee on Works, 1882. (Appointed 1878.) CRAIG, JOHN, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1834,1835. 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840,1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849. CRAIG, THOMAS, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1857, 1858. CROCKER, JAMES, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1875 ; Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1883, 1884, 18S5, 1886, 1889. CROOKS. R. P., Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1865. CUNNINGHAM, G. C, Assistant City Engineer, 1890. (Appointed 1889.) CURZON, ROBERT, Receiving Teller City Treasurer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1877.) DALY, CHARLIES, City Clerk, from 1835 to 1864. DAilLING, HKNRYW., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1880. DAVIDS, JOSEPH, Alderman. St. Thomas's Ward, 1876, 1879. DA VIES, THOMAS, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1876 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1889. DAVIS, JAMES, Assessor, from 1863 to I87I. DAVIS, JOSEPH, Second Assistant Chief of Fire Brigade, 1890. (Entered Service of Corpor- ation 1864.) DAVIS, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 18.53 ; Councilman, 8t. Lawrence Ward, 1856, 1857. THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 345 S80. ad. 41, 76, ice It. DEFOE, DANIEL M., Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1882, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887. DEMPSEY, RICHARD, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1855, 1856, 1857. DENISON, CHARLES L., Alderman. St. Mark's Ward, 1884, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, J 890. DENISON, FREDERICK C, Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1870, 1880, 1881, 1883, 1884. DENISON, GEORGE TAYLOR, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843. DENISON, GEOltGE TAYLOR, Sr. Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward. 184.3, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1853. DENISON, COLONEL GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1865, 1866 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1867 ; Police Magistrate, 1890. (Appointed 1878.) Chairman Board of Police Commissioners, 1879, 1881. DENISON, RICHARD L., Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1876, 1878. DENISON, ROBERT B., Councilman. St. Patrick's Ward, 1848, 1849. DENISON, SEPTIMUS A. Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1884, 1885. DENROCHE, W. S., Clerk Assessment Department. (Entered service of Corporation 1885.) DICKEY, NATHANIEL, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1862, 1863; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867. 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871. DICK, THOMAS, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1871, 1872. DICKINSON, EDWIN, Assessor, 1874, 1875 ; Inspector in Engineer's Department, 1876. DILL, JOHN, Assessor, 1872; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1876, 1877, 1878. 1878. DIXON, ALEXANDER, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1835 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1837. 1838, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844. DIXOIs, JOSEPH, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1853. DIXON, WILLIAM, Alderman St. Andrew's Ward, 1879. DODDS, E. KING, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. DODDS, ROBERT, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1853 ; Assessor, 1870 ; Collector, St. John's Ward, 1871 to 1878. DOEL, JOHN, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1834, 1835, 1836. DOUGLAS, WILLIAM, Chief Sewer Insoector City Engineer's OflSce, 1890. (Entered Service of Cor- poration 1883.) DOWNARD, GEORGE, Assessor, 1889. DOWNEY, THOMAS, Jr., Alderman St. John's Ward, 1882, 1883. DOWNEY. THOMAS, Sr.. Alderman. St. John's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876. DRAPEIl, FRANK C, Chief of Police, from 1874 to 1886. DRAYTON, PHILIP H., Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1886, 1887, 1888. DRUMMOND, ANDIIEVV, Councilroau, St. George's Ward, 1855. 44 346 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICEUS OF DRUMMOND, COLIN, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1834. DRUMMOND, JOHN VV., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1859. DUGGAN, GEORGE, Sr., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1834 ; Alderman, St. Davitl'-s Ward, 1835. DUGGAN, GEORGE, Jr., Alderman, St. David's Ward. 1838, 1839, 1840 ; Alderman. St. Andrew's Ward, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849. 1850; Recorder, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855. 1856, 1857 ; Recorder, and Commissioner of Police, 1858. 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865, 186«, 1807 ; Judge of the County Court, and Commissioner of Police, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874. 1875, 1876. DUGGAN, JOHN, Q.C., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1854, 1855, 1856. DUNN, JAMES R., Sr. Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1864, 1865, 186<). DUNN, JAMES, R., Jr., Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1874, 1875; Weighmaster, 1890. (Appointed 1875.) DUNN, JONATHAN, Councilman. St. Pntrick's Ward, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 18.50. 1«51, 1852. 1853 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 18.54, 1855, 1856, 1858, 18,59, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863. EARL, THEOPHILUS, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1854, 1855, 18.56,!1857. r.ARLS, DAVID, Assessor, 1862 to 1872. EASTWOOD, JOHN, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1836. EOGAR, JAMES D., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1837. EDWARDS. WILLIAM, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward. 1866. ELLIOTT, THOMAS W., Alderman, Si. Matthew's Ward, 1884, 1885, 1886. ELLIS, H. D., Assistant Engineer City Engineer's Office, 1890. EWAN, PETER, Deputy Governor of Gaol, IS90. (A] ointed 1872.) EWART, GEORGE, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1858, 1859, 1860, 1863, 1864 ; Alderman. St. James's Ward, 1867. EVANS, E. W., Cashier, Water Works office, 1877. (Appointed 1873.) EVANS, GEORGE, Alderman, St. Stephen's ward, 1882, 1883. EVANS, GEORGE M., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883. EVANS, JOHN, Water Purveyor, Water Works office, 1890. (Appointed 1873.) EVANS, WILLIAM J., Clerk City Engineer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) PARLEY, Wm. W., Alderman, St. A- Irew's Ward, 1874, 1873, 1876, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884. PARRELL, JAMES, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 18l)4. PAULKNEK, GEORGE, Assessor. 1890. (Appointed 1880.) FERGUSON, JOHN C, Mechanical Engineer Water Works Department, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 347 Va 50, of n. ed •2, )B FINCH, W. S., Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1859. FISHER, CHARLES, W'eighmaster, from 1859 to 1875. FLEMING, ANDREW, Collector, St. John's Ward, from 1854 to 1859. FLKMING, JAMES, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1879, 1880, 1881. FLEMING, ROBERT J., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889. FLEMING, WILLIAM F., Clerk City Treasurer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) FLIGHT, McGregor, Draughtsman, City Engineer's office 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1883.) FOLEY, EDWARD, Foreman Water Works Department, 1890. (Appointed 1872.) FOLEY, WILLIAM. Chief Turnkey Water Works ^>epartment, 1890. (Entered service of Cor- poration 1872.) FORM AN, JAMES C, Assessment Clerk, 1890. (Appointed 1878. FOWLER, ROBERT, Assessor, St. Lawrence Ward, from 1868 to 1872. FOX, WILLIAM W., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1857, 1858 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1859, 1860. FRANKLAND, GARRETT F., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. ERASER, JAMES, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1865, 1866. FRASER, JAMES T., Clerk City Clerk's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1886.) FUNSTON, J. J., Collector, St. Patrick's Ward, 1887, 1888, 1889. GALBRAITH, FRANCIS E., Alderman, St. Matthew's Ward, 1888, 1889. GALLEY, EDWARD, Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1885, 1886, 1887. • GAMBLE, CLARKE, QC, City Solicitor, from 1840 to 1863. GEARING, JOSEPH, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1874, 1875, 1876. GIBBS, WILLIAM H., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1888, 1889, 1890. GIBSON, DONALD, Electrician. Fire Department, 1890. (Appointed 1872.) GILBERT ABEL H., Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1888, 1889. GILBERT, ELISHA B., Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1854, 1855. GILBY, HARRY, Water Works Department, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) GILLESPIE, GEORGE E., ^ ^_ Alderman. St. George's Ward, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. GODSON, HENRY, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1865, 1872. GOOD, JAMES, , „ ^ , «r J lorB Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1854; Alderman, St. James s Ward, 1856. GOODERHAM. WILLIAM, Alderman St. Lawrence Ward, 1853, 18.55. GORMLKY, JAMES, Alderman, St. James' Ward, 1885. 848 INDEX. TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF GORRIE, W. M., Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1857, 1858. GO WAN, OGLH R., Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1853, 1854 ; Inspector Tavern Licenses, from 1863 to 1876. GOWANLOCK, JAMES, Alderman St. Alban's Ward, 1889, 1890. GRAHAM, ROBERT H., Alderman, St. St phen's Ward, 1887, 1883, 1890. GRAHAM, THOMAS, First Assistant Engineer, Fire Department, 1890. (Entered service of Cor- poration 1862.) GRASETT, Lt.-Col. H. J., Chief of Police, 1890. (Appointed 1886.) GREEN, JOHN, Governor of Gaol, 1890. (Appointed 1872.) GREEN, SAMUEL T., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1853. GREENLEES, JOHN, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1864. 1865 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1866; Water Works Commissioner, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877. GRIFFITH, ROBERT J., Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1858, 1859, 1860. GRIFFITH, R. E., Steward to Gaol, 1890. (Appointed 1863.) GURNETT, GT'OUGE, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1834 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1835, 1836 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, and Mayor, 1837 , Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847 ; Alderman, 8t. George's Ward, and Mayor, 1848, 1849, 1850 ; Alderman, St. Georges Ward, 1851 ; Police Magistrate, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857 ; Police Magistrate and Commissioner of Police, 1858, 1859, I860, 1861. HAGARTY, Hon. J. H., Q.C., Alderman, St. Lawrence VVard, 1847. HALL, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1853. HALL, WILL 'AM, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1883, 1885, 1886. HALL, WILLIAM B., Assistant Engineer Water Works Pumping imitation, 1890. (Appointed 1886.) HALLAM, JOHN, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1876, 1877- 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1888, 1890. HAMILTON, ALEXANDER. Councilman, St. David's Ward," 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1843; Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1847, 1848. HAMILTON, HENRY E., Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1879. HAMILTON, ROBERT B., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1879. HAMILTON, WILLIAM, Jr., Superintendent Water Works Department, 1890. (Appointed in 188.5.) Coun- cilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1865 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1870, I87I, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875. HARUING, WILLIAM, Engineer at Gaol, 1877. (Appointed 1876.) HARMAN, SAMUEL BICKERTON, /Merman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1866,1867, 1868 ; Alderman, St. Andrew'fl Ward, Mayor, and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, 1869, 1870; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1871, 1872; Assessment Commissioner, 1872, 1873, 1874 ; City Treasurer from 1874 to 1S88. THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS, 349 HARPER, JOHN, T, . A'.'Vl'^''?."'x^*' Antlrew's Ward, 1834, 1835, 1836 ; Assessor, from 1867 tol872. HAKKINGION, JOHN, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1856, 1857. HARRIS, T. D., Chief Engineer Fire Brigade, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841. HARRISON, ROBERT A.; Q.C., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1867, 1868, 1869. HARKISON, THOMAS H, City Engineer, 1856. HARVIE, JOHN, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1884, 1886, 1888. HASSARD, RICHARD, Assessor, 1862 to 1881. HAS'l INGS, THOMAS A., Aldei man. St. Paul's Ward, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886. HAY, JAMES K , Assessor 1890, (Appointed 1880.) HAYES, DANIEL, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1874, 1875. HAYES, MICHAEL P., Coiuicilman, St. James's Ward, 1851 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1853. HEAL, CHARLES, Engineer High Level Pumping Station, 1890. (Appointed 1883.) 'rlN, HEASLIP, JOHJ Assessor, 1871, 1873; Collector, St. Patrick's Ward, 1874 to 1883. HEN DERSON, ALEX. , ; . , r t.V.'"" Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872,[1873, 1874, 1875, 1876. HENDERSON, GEORGE, Councilniiin, St. David's Ward, 1835, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840. HENDERSON, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1855, 1856. HENRY, JOHN, Collector, St. Patrick's Ward, from 1857 to 1871. HETHERIN(iTON JOHN, W., Clerk in Chuniherlaiu's cffice, 1871. (Entered service of Corporation 18fi9.) HFi'ITT, EDWARD, Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1888, 1889, 1890. HEWITT, JOHN, Clerk Water Works Department, 1899. (Appointed 1874.) HICKS, MATTHEW B., Assistiint Chamberlain, 1871. (Entered service of Corporation 1858.) HIGGINS, WILLIAM, Chief of Police, 1834 ; Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1860, 1861, 1862. HILL, HENRY J., Assistant City Clerk, 1882. (Entered service of Corporation 1874.) HILL. J. F., Accountant City Engineer's Office, 1890. HILL, WILLIAM J., Alderman, St. Paul's Ward, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. HIME, HUMPHREY LLOYD, Aldeiman, ^t. Patrick's Ward, 1873. HOWARD, JOHN G., City Engineer, from 1843 to 1854. Forest Range of HighJPark, from 18/5 to 1890. HOW^CUTT, JOHN, Councilman, Kt. Andrew's Ward, 1848. HOWLAND, WILLIAM HOLMES, Mayor by vote of people, 1886, 1887. HOWSON, JOtEFII, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1871. HUGHES, JAMES, Caretaker, St. Andrew's Market, 1890. (Appointed 1876.) 350 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF HUGHES, JOSEPH, AsaisUnt Engineer Water Works Pumping Station, 1890. (Appointed 1874.) HUGHES, PATRICK, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1877, 1878. HUGHES, WM. R., Auditor, from 1875 to 1887. HULME, GEORGE, Collector, St. Lawrence Ward, from 1860 to 1874. HUNT, GEORGE, Market Constable, 1890. (Appointed 1872.) HUNTER, DAVID, Collector, St. Matthew's Ward, 1887, 1888. HUNTER, JAMES, Collector, St. Alban's Ward, 1889, 1890. HUNTER, THOMAS, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1884, 1886, 1886, 1887. HUTCHINSON, JAMES, Clerk, Water Works Department, 1890. (Entered City service 1880.) HUTCHISON, JOHN, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1852, 1853, 1866; Alderman, St. James's Ward, and Mayor, 1857. HYNES, PATRICK, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1866, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872 ; Asse^jor, St. David's Ward, 1873. INGHAM, JOSHUA, Alderman, St. Matthew's Ward, 1887. IRWIN, JAMES, Messenger, 1869, 1870. IRWIN, JOHN, Alderman, St John's Ward, 1880, 1881, 1882. 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1890. IRWIN, JOHN A., Clerk, Assessment Department, 1890. (Appointed 1886. ) JACKES, FRANKLIN, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1834. JAMES, JOHN, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1885, 1886. JAMES, ROBERT, Jr., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1863, 1864 ; Alderman, St James's Ward, 1866. JAMES, SILAS, Assessor, 1890. (Appointed 1886.) JARDINE, ARliUCKLE, Collector, St. James's Ward, from 1866 to 1870; Collector, St. John's Ward, 1871. JARDINE, WILLIAM, Clerk in Chamberlain's office, 1871. (Entered service of Corporation 1868.) JARVIS, STEPHEN M., Alderman. St. George's Ward, 1862, 1863, 1864. JARVIS, WILLIAM BOTTSFORD, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1841, 1842. JENNINGS, WILLIAM T., City Engineer, 1890. JOHNSON, C. W., City Engineer from 1871 to 1875. JOHNSTCN, FOLLIS, Aldemian, St. Stephen's Ward, 1886, 1886, 1887. JONES, JOHN, Street Commissioner, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) Alderman, St. Matthew's Ward, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887. JONES, W. W. City Auditor, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) JOPLING, J., Inspector, City Engineer's office, 1885. (Entered service of Corporation 1876.) THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 861 KENNEDY, THOMAS, AaseBBor, from 1867 to 1872 ; 1876 to 1890. KENNEDY, WARRING, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1871. KENT, JOHN, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1881, 1882. KERR, JAMES, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1863. KERR, JOHN, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1872. KETCHUM, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1835, 1836. KIDD, JOHN, Sb., Governor of Gaol, from 1836 to 1840. KIDD, JOHN, Jr., Governor of Gaol, from 1841 to 1851. KIDD, JOHN, Collector of Taxes, St. Thomas' Ward, 1889. (Appointed 1879.) KILBY, EDWARD S., Assistant Engineer Water Works Pumping Station, 1890. (Appointed 1874.) KIMBER, GEORGE. Jr., Paying Teller, City Treasurer's Office, 1890. (Entered service of CorporatioD 1873.) KIMBER, GEORGE, Sr., City Messenger, from 1872 to 1882. Caretaker City Hall from 1882 to 1888. KING, JAMES, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1836. KING, Dr. JOHN, Alderman. St. Lawrence Ward, 1835 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1836, 1837. 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843. KINGSFORD, WILLIAM, City Engineer, 1855. KINGSMILL, GEORGE, Chief of Police, from 1835, to 1846. KIRK, BENJAMIN, Plumbing Inspector, 1890. (Appointed 1887.) KNEESHAW, RICHARD, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1851. LACKIE, W., Inspector, City Engineer's office, from 1877 to 1887. LAKE. JOHN N., Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1881. LAMB. DANIEL, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1886, 1886. LANDER, JOHN C, Collector, St. Paul's Ward, 1889. (Appointed 1886.) LAWLOR, Dr. MICHAEL, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1869. LEE, JOSEPH, .,, „^ , _. Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1852, 1863; Alderman, St. Lawrence Waid, 1854. LEE, WILUAM A., . o. t. x • . , «r j ..to Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1859; Assessor, St. Patrick's Ward, 1872; Collector, St. Patrick's Ward, 1875 ; Collector, St. Stephen's Ward, from 1876 to 1882. LEIGH, EDWARD, Assistant City Commissioner, 1873. LENNOX, ISAAC, Alderman, St. Alban's Ward, 1889, 1890. LENNOX, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1858. LEPPEK, ARTHUR, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1869, 1870. 352 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF MEADOWS, JOSEPH, Assistant Engineir City Engineer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1886.) MEADOWS, WILLIAM, Plumbing Inspector, 180(). (Appointed 1887.) MEDCALF, EIJWAHI), Assessor, 1800. (Appointed 1886.) MEDCALF, FRANCIS H., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1860 ; Alderman, St. David's W^ard, 1863 ; Mayor, by vote of the people, and Chaiiman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, 1864, 1865, 1868 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1867, 1868 ; Alderman, St. I.a.wrence Ward, 1869 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1870, 1871 ; Mayor, by vote of the people. Chairman of the Board of Commis- sioners of Police, and member of the Board of Water Works Commissioners, 1874, 1875. MENZIES, J. W., Accountant City Treasurer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) MERRY, MARTIN, Clerk, City Clerk's Office, from 1863 to 1877. MEYERFEY. M. J., Police Court Clerk, 1890. (Appointed 1885.) MILLICHAMP, WALLACE, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1883, 1884, 1887. MILLS, JOHN A., Collector, St. Thomas's Ward, from 1874 to 1879 ; St. Lawrence Ward, 1879, 1889. MITCHELL, CHRISTOPHER, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1858. MITCHELL, OKORGE H., Clerk Water Works Department, 1890. (Appointed 1889.) MITCHELL, JAMES, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1863. MITCHELL, JOHN E., " Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1880, 1881, 1884, 1885. MITCHELL, ROBERT, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1859. MITCHELL, SAMUEL, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1845, 1846. MOFFATT, LEWIS, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1871, 1872. MONRO, GEORGE, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1834, 1835. 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, and Mayor, 1841 ; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1842, 184.3. 1844, 1845. MOODIE, ROBERT, Councilman, St. John's W-'H, 1855, 1856, 1857 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1858, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865. MOORE, JOHN T., Alderman, St. Paul's Ward, 1883, 1884. MORISON, JOHN, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1873. MORRIS, JAMES H., Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1880. MORRISON, ANGUS, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1853, 1854; Mayor, by vote of the people. Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police. 1876, 1877, 1878; Member of the Board of W^ater Works Commissioners, 1876, 1877. MORRISON, CURRAN, Police Court Clerk, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1885.) MORRISON, JAMES L., Alderman. St. Lawrence Ward, 1887, 1888. MORRISON, Dr. THOMAS D., Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1834, 1835; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, and Mayor, 1836. MORRISS, GEORGE B., Receiver Water Works Department, 1886. (Entered service of Corporation 1874.) THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 353 LESLIE, GEORGE, Sr., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1862. LESLIE, GEOHUE Jr., Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1883. LESLIE, J. KNOX, Alderman, St. Matthew's Ward, 1890. LESS LIE, JAMES, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1834. LINDSEY, GEOHGEG. S., Alderman, St Mark's Ward, 1890. LITTLEJOHN, WILMAM A., Assistant City Clerk 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1874.) LOBB, FRANCIS, Clerk, City Treasurer's OfHce, from 1872 to 1889, LOBB, JAMES, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1880, 1881 ; St. Lawrence Ward, 1884. IX)VE, NEILC. Councilman, St. James's VVard, 1861, 1862 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1863, 1864, S79, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884. LOW, JOHN, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1882, 1886. LUCAS JOHN, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1890. MACDONALD, ERNEST A., Alderman, St. Matthew's Ward, 1886, 1887, 1889 ; Alderman for St. James's nard. 1890. MACDO..ALD, GEORGE S., Alderman, St. Matthew's Ward, 1889, 1890. MACDONALD, PETER, Alderman, St. Matthew's Ward, 1888, 1889. 1890. MACUOUGALL, ALAN, Assisttint City Engineer, 1887 to 1889. MACKENZIE, WILLIAM J., Alderman, St. Mark's Ward, 1885. MALLON, J. J, Assessor, 1890. (Appointed annually since 1874.) MALLON, JOHN, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1873, 1874. MANNING, ALEXANDER, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1856, 1857, 1867. 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871,1872, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, Mayor, Chairman of the Board of Com- missioners of Police, and member of the Board of Water Works Commis- sioners, 1873 ; Mayor by vote of people and Chairman of the Board of Police Commissioners, 1885. MARA, THOMAS, Councilman. St. Patrick's Ward, 1854, 1855. MARCH, CHAULES, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1854. MARTIN, EDWARD, Secretary, Board of Health, from 1875 to 1878. MARTIN, JAMES, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1874, 1875. MATHEKS, WILLIAM, Councilman, St, Patrick's Ward, 1839, 1840, 1841. MATSON. J. B., . , Collector, St. Stephen's Ward, 1889. (Appomted 1887.) MATTHEWS, CHARLES A., Secretary Water Works Committee, 1890. (Appointed 1886.) Alderman! St. George's Ward, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885, 18S6, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. MAUGHAN," NICHOLAS, „ . • r^ *• ,o^o , Assessment Commissioner, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1873.) 45 354 INJJEX TO MKMBKIIS AND OFFICERS OF MOSES, FRANK, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1889, 1890. MOULDS, \Vm. Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1871. MOVVAT. HERIJKRTM., Assistant City Solicitor, 1800. (Appointed 1889.) MOW AT, Hon. OLIVER, Q.C., Alderman, St. l^wrence Ward, 1857 ; Alderman, St James's W«rd, ISSflL MOYSEY, HENRY Q., Assistant Electrician, 1890. (Appointed 1884.) MURPHY, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1854, 1855, 1S06, 1857. MURRAY, THOMAS, Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1883. MUTTON, SAMUEL S. Alderman. St. Thomas's Ward, 1874, 1875. MYERS, JAMES, Assessor, from 1867 to 1873 ; also from 1876 to 1883. MACAULAY, Col. J. SIMCOE, Alderman, St, Patrick's Ward, 1841, 1842. MACKENZIE, WILLIAM LYON, Alderman, St. David's Ward, and Mayor, 1834. McCAFFRY, CHARLES, Collector, St. George's Ward, from 1856 to 1882. McCartney, w.. Clerk, City Engineer's Office, 1890. McCAUL, THOMAS H., Assessor, from 1873 to 1876. McCLEARY, THOMPSON, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1859. McClelland, a.. Assessor, 1872. 1873. McCONKEY, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1853, 1854, 1855. MoCONNELL, JOHN, M. D. , Alderman, St. Mark's Ward, 1884. McCORD, ANDREW TAYLOR, Chamberlain, from 1834 to 1873 ; Treasurer, 1873, 1874. McDonald, Alexander, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1845, 1846, 1853. McDOUGALL, ALFRED, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1888, 1889, 1890. McDOUGALL, JOSEPH E., Judge of the County Court, and Chairman of the Board of Police Com- miasioners, 1886, 1887, 1888. McELDERRY, EDWARD, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1836. McGEE, JAM! S, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1877, 1878. McGOWAN, R. J., Secretary Fire Department, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1876.) McGregor, Alexander, Alderman, St. James's Ward. 1877, 1878. McKENNEY, THOMAS, Deputy Governor of Gaol, 1872. (Appointed 1855.) Mcknight, robert. Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1860, 1861. McLEAN, DAVID C, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1851. McMILL.-VN, ALEXANDER, Clerk, City Treasurer s Otiice, 1890. (Appointed 1889.) McMillan, john. Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889. (President of the Council, 1889.) THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 355 MoMULLEN, R. C, Coiinuilmiiii, St. Jamtu'a Ward, 1862. McMULLKM, THOMAb, AWermnn, St. Thomaa'a Ward,Ll889, 1890. McMUltKAY, JAMES H.. Alderninn, St. Stephen's Ward, 1880. MoMURKKH, Hon. JOHN. AUlermnn, St. George's Ward, 1860. MoMURlUCH, WILLIAM BARCLAY, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1879, 1880. Mayor by vote of people, 1881, 188'i. Chairinaii of the Board of Police Commissioneri, 1882. McNABB, ALEXANDER, Police Miiuistrate, and CommiBsioner of Police, 1877. (Appointed 1866.) McWILLlAMS, W. G., City Solicitor, from 1876 to 1888. NASMITH, JOHN. Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1861, 1862. NASMITH, MUNGO, Assessor, 1873 ; Collector, St. James's Ward, 1889. (Appointed annually since 1872.) NETTING, GEORGE, Councilman, St. ^ieorge's Ward, 1866,1857. NEWBIGGiNG, JAMES, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1838. NICOL, GEORGE, Conncilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1836. NIXON, JOHN, Collector. St. George's Ward, from 1862 to 1870. NUDEL, JOHN T., Police Court Clerk, 1885. (Appointed 1863.) GATES, R. H., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1880. 0'CONNELL,JOHN, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1863, 1864,1866. O'DONOHOE, JOHN, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1857, 1859. O'NEIL, TULLIUSH., Assessor, 1871, 1872. OUVER, S. E., Assessor, 1873. ORPEN, HENRY, Assistant Meter Inspector Water Works Department, 1890. (Appointed 1883.) ORR, WILLIAM R., Auditor from I860 to 1880. ORRIS, FRANCIS BOND, Assistant City Clerk, 1874. (Entered service of Corporation 1854.) PAPE, JAMES, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1883, 1884 ; Collector of Taxes, St. Matthew's Ward, 1885, 1886, 1887. PARKER, SAMUEL, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1866. PATON, HUGH, Book-Keeper, City Engineer's Office, 1890. (Entered service of Corporatiou 1888 ) PATRICK JOHN, Engineer, St. Alban's Ward Pumping Station, 1890. (Appointed 1889.) PATTERSON, JOHN, Assistant City Treasurer, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1872.) PEARCY, JOHN. Clerk, City Clerk's office, from 1876 to 1880. S5G INDEX TO MCMBERS AND OFFICEKH OF I'KAHSK, WILLIAM, Awiitant Kn^iiiour, Wnter Works Pumping Station, IHOO. (Apiiointed IHM.) FELL, JOHN R, Cnunciliimii, 8t. Ouorgo'i Ward, 1M50, I860, 18G1. TELLS, THOMAS, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 18gH. PEPLER, JAMES, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1885, 1886. PHILPOTTS, (JEOUGE A.. Aldermsn, St. George's Ward, 1855, 1856, 1857. PIPER, HARUY L., Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1830, 1883, 1HS4. 1885 1886, 1887, 1 888. PLATT, GEORGE, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1852, 1853. PLATT, SAMUEL, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1S48, 1841), 18.50, 1851 ; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1853, 1854 ; Water Wurkti Cnmmissioner, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877. POWELL, JOHN, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 18.37 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, and Mayor, 18.38, 1839, 1840; Alderman, St Andrew's Ward, 1841. PRESTON, THOMAS J., Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1846, 1847. PRETTIE, JAMES, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1857. PRICE, JAMES, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1851 ; Assestior, 1872. PRICE, JAMES HERVEY, City Clerk, 1834 ; Councilman, St. David's Ward, 18.36. PRINCE, WILLIAM S., Chief of Police, fr jm 1859 to 1874. PEITCHARD, JOHN H., Collector, St. George's Ward, 1889. (Appointed 1883.) PRITTIE, HENRY, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1855, 1856 ; Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1858. PULLEN, JOSEPH, City Bellman, 1877. (Appointed 1857.) PURDY, JOHN, Councilman, St Patrick's Ward, 1858. RADCLIFF, STEPHEN, City Clerk, from 1871 to 1876. (Entered service of Corporation 1851. ) KAFFAN, J. W., Clerk, Water Works office, 1890. (Appointed 1874.) RAMSAY, JAMES, AssesHor, from 1862 to 1873, and from 1876 to 1890. RAMSAY, WILLIAM, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1855, 18.57, 1858. READ, DAVID B., Q.C., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, and Mayor, 1858. REED, JOHN, Councilman, St David's Ward, 1859, 1861, 1862; Health Inspector, 1870. (Appointed 1864.) REEVES, (iEORGE, Gardener Water Works Reservoir, 1890. (Appointed 1875.) REID, (iEORGE. Collector of Taxes, Sc. David's Ward, from 1878 to 1885. RENNIE, ALEXANDER, Councilm.-in, St. George's Ward, 1835. RICHARD.SON, Dr. J. H., Physician to Gaol, 1890. (Appointed 1862.) W^" THE COUNCIL AND CIVK! OFFICIALS. 817 RIDDKL, ARCHIBALD A., Alderman. St. hiivid'* Ward, I87L IUl)DKI,L, FRA.NCIH, Councilman, St. John's War.l, iHOtJ; Alderman, tit. .lolin'H Ward. 1H«7, IWW, IHflft, 1870. 1871, 1872 ; Alderman, S». Andrew's Ward, IH7(I, IS77, IH78. lUDDELL, .lOSKI'H, Caretaker, .St. Uwronce Hall, 181)0. (Anpointert 1808.) UIDOUT, (JKOROKP., Al.lerman, St, Andrew's Ward, 1848, 1840, 1851. RIDOUT, ^^AMUKLO., SuperviiJH>rof Assessments unto 1872 ; Assessor, 1873, 1874, 187.'J : Assussinciit Commissioner, 187ft, 18/0. (Entered serviue of Corporation ISO.l) RITCHKY, JOHN, Councilman, St. Andrew s Ward, 1837, I83», 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1846, 1840, 1847, 1848, 1840, 18')0, 1851. RITCHKY, JOHN, Jk., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1837, 1858, 1861. RITCHIE, JOHN, Jr., Alderman, St. Mark's Ward, 1887, 1888, 1880, 1800. RITCHIE, JOHN, 8k., Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 187S, 1877, 1878. ROAF, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. Paul's Ward, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1880. ROBINS, MATTHEW, Bookkeeper in City Treasurer's otlice, from 1871 to 1874. ROBINSON. SiK JAMES LUKIN, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1863. ROBINSON, Hon. JOHN B., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1861, 1863; Alderman, St Patrick's Ward, and President of the Council, 1864 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, and .Mayor, 1856 ; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1857 ; City Solicitor, 1864 to 1880. RODDY, ROBERT, City Clerk, 1876 to 1884. (Entered service of Corporation 1852.) RODEN, EPHHAIM P., Secretary Works Department 1890. (Entered service of Corporation, 1883.) ROGEKS, ELIAS, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1887. ROGERS, SAMUEL, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1833. ROMAINE, CHARLES E., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1852, 1833; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1854, 1835. ROWELL, JOSEPH, Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1854, 1855, 1850. RUDGE, C. E., Clerk City Engineer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) RUSH, EDWARD, Collector, St. Andrew's Ward, 1887, 1888, 1889. RUST, CHAR LES, Assistant Engineer City Engineer's Office, 1890. (Entered service of Cor- poration 1877.) KUTHERFOKD, E. H., Alderman. St. Georiji^'s Ward, 1853, 1864. RYAN, PETEK, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883. SANDERSON, JOHN, Collector of Taxes, St. John's Ward, 1889. (Appointed 1870.) SANDERSON, THOMAS. Clerk, City Clerk's Office. (Appointed 1878.) SANKEY, VILLI ERS. City Surveyor, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) 358 INDEX TO MEMBliUS AND OFFICKRS OF SAUNDERS, BERNARD, Alderman, St. Paul's Ward, 1883, 1885, 1886, ISfM). SCARTH, WILLIAM B., Alderman, St. Jamea Ward, 1879, 1882. SCHRIEBER, W. G., Assessor, 1873, 1874. SCORE, RICHARD J., Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1890. SHANLKY, FRANK, City Engineer, from 1876 to 1880. SHAW, SAMUEL, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1847, 1848 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1853. SHAW, JOHN, Alderman, St. Paul's Ward, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. SHEARD, JOSEPH, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1851, 18">2; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1854, 1855; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1859, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, Mayor, and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, 1871. 1872 ; Mayor and Member of the Board of Water Works Commissioners, 1872; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876. SHEPPARD, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885. SHERWOOD, HENRf, Q.C.. Alderman, St. David's Ward, and Mayor, 1842, 1843, 1844 ; Aldtrnuin, St. David's Ward, 1845, 1846, 1847 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1848, 1849. SHERWOOD, SAMUEL, Chief of Police, 1853,1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1858; Alderman, St. (ieorgea Ward, 1859, 1860; Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1861. SHORTISS, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1856; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1857. SHUTT, WM. D., Accountant, City Engineer's office, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1873.) SIMPSON. GEORGE, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1857. SKIPPON, THOMAS R., Storekeeper Water Works Department, 1890. (Entered service of Corpora- tion 187.3.) SMALL, CHARLES C, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1889, 1890. SMALL, JAMES E., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 18.36. SMALL, JOHN, Alderman. St. Lawrence Ward, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879. SMILEY, ANDREW. Collector, St. Paul's Ward, 1883, 1884. SMITH, A. M., Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1855 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1858, 1839. SMITH, DAVID, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1860. SMITH, GEORGE B., Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1884. SMITH, JAMES E., Councilman, St. John's Ward, 1857, 1858 ; Alderman, St. .John's Ward, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, Mayor, and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, 1867, 1868 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1869, 1870. SMITH, JOHN, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward 1848 1849, 1853; Alderman, St. I^awrenoe Ward, 1855; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1860; Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1862. SMITH, JOHN, Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1877, 1878, 1879. SA S\ THE OOUNCIL AND CiVIC OFFICIALS. 369 SMITH, JOHN T., Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852 ; Counoilnwn, St James's Ward, 1854. SMITH, THOMAS, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1862 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1667, 1868, 1869, 1870. SMITH. WILLIAM J., Alderman, St. Matthew's Ward, 1885. 8NARR, THOMAS, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1861. SOMERS, JAMES W, Clerk, City Clerk's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1884.) SPENCE, JAMES, Collector, St. John's Ward, 1870 ; Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1873, 1874, 1875. Sl'BNCE, JOHN, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866. SPOTTISWOOD, JAMES, Councilman, St. David's Ward, 1861, 1862. SPROATT, CHARLES, City Engineer from 1883 to 1890. Deputy City Engineer, 1890. SPROATT, HENRY, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1856, 1857, 1858 ; Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863 ; Assessor, 1867 to 1872. STANLEY, WILLIAM, Collector, St. James's Ward, 1873 ; Alderman, St John's Ward, 1876. STEINER, NORMAN L., Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1880, 1881, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886. STERLING, JOHN, Counciln:.^!!, St. James's Ward, 1859; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864. 8TITT, JAMES, Chief of Police, 1836 ST. LEGER, GEORGE J., Alderman, St Patrick's Ward, 1887, 1888, 1889. STOCK, JAMES, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1859, 1861. STORM, THOMAS, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1847, 1848. STOTESBURY, CHARLES, Councilman, St David's Ward, 1835 ; Alderman, St David's Ward, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841. STOTESBURY, CHARLES E., Councilman, St. Jame&'s Ward, 1860. STRACHAN, Capt. JAMES M., Aldermen, St. Andrew's Ward, 1842; Alderman, St George's Ward, 1852. STRACHAN, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1856, 1858, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870. STUART, WILLIAM E., Deputy Chief Constable, 1890. (Entered service of Corporation 1861.) SULLIVAN, Hon. ROBERT B., Alderman, St. Davii'j Ward, and Mayor, 1835. SWAIT, JOHN C, Alderman, St David 8 Ward, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. SYKES, JAMES, Aldermaa, St Patrick's Ward, 1878. TAIT, JOSEPH, r Alderman, St John's Ward, 1889. TAYLOR, ARCHIBALD, Councihrian, St. Lawrence Ward, 1859, 1860. TAYLOR, JOHN, Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1876, 1880, 1881, 1882. 360 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICEKS OF TAYLOR, SAMUEL E.. Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1838. TAYLOR, THOMAS, Aldemian, 8t. Lawrence Ward, 1885. TEMPLE, ROBERT H., Asseasor, 1890. (Appointed 1887.) THOMAS. WILLIAM, City Engineer, 1853. THOMAS, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1873. THOMSON, WILLIAM, Alderman, St. .John's Ward, 1872; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1873 THOMPSON, J. E. Clerk, City Trtnsurer's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1889.) THOMPSON, JOHN, Second Assistant Chief of Fire Brigade, 1890. (Entered service of Corpora- tion 1876.) THOMPSON, SAMUEL, Councilman, St. Oeorge's Ward, 1849, 1850 ; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1851, 1852, 185.S. THOMPSON, SAMUEL H., Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1854. THOMPSON, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864 ; Alderman, St. Iaw- rence Wan). 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868. THORNHILL, RKHAUD H., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1835, 18.36, 1837. TIMS, Dr. JOHN E., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 18'{4. TINNING, RICHARD, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, ^841, 1842, 184.3, 1844. TINNING, RICHARD Jk., Councilman, St. Geoige's Ward, 1862,;i863, 1864, 1865, 1866; Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1874, 1875, 1876. TIZARD, GEORGE L , Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1878. TOUT, W. H., Draughtsman, City Engineer's Department, 1890. (Appointed 188H.) TR^^ES, SAMUEL, Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883. TROTTER, JAMES, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837. 1838, 18.39, 1840, 1841, 1842, 184.3, 1844. 1845, 1846, 1847. TROTTER, ROBERT H., Assessor, 1866 to 1870, 1873. TULLY, KIVAS, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1853 ; Alderman, St. Georgo's Ward, 1869. TURNER, JAMES, (!ounciInian, St. David's Ward, 1837. TURNER, JOHN, Bookkeeper and Assistant Chamberlain, fron^< 1857 to 1863; Alderman, St.. George's Ward, 1871, 1872. 1873, 1875, 1876, 1878; Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, lfe82, 1883, 1884; Alderman, St. Lawrence Ward, 1886. TURNER, W. J., Collector, St. Andrew's Ward, from 18C6 to 1883. TURTON, JOSEPH, Councilman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1834. UNIIT, FREDERICK W., Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1K76, 1877. UNWIN, CHAHLES, Assessor, 1890. (Appointed annually since 1873.) UPTON, FREDERICK, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1808, 1881. THE COUNCIL AND CIVIC OFFICIALS. 361 VANCE, JAMES J., Alderman, St, David's Ward, 1860, 18C4, 1865, 1871. VANCE, SAMUEL, Collector, St. Matthew's Ward, 1889. VERRAL, GEORGE, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. VERRAL, JOHN E. Aldoniiaii, St Andrew's Ward, 1889, 1890. VICKERS, JOHN J., Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1865, 1866, 1867, I8C8, 1869, 1870. VOKEH, MILES, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1889, 1890. WAGNER, JACOB P., Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1876. WAKEFIELD, WILLIAM, Alderman. St. (Jeorge's Ward, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1851, 1852. WALKER, DAVID, Alderman, St. George's Ward. 1880, 1881, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886. WALKEH, JOHN, Collector, St. Lawrence Ward, 1876, 1877, 1878, WALKER, UOBEKT IUVIN(i, Alderman, St. John's Ward, 1877, WALLIS, JOHN, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1863, 1864, 1865. WALTON, Gi:ORGE, Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1836, 1837, 1S38, 1839, 1840,1841, 1842,1843, 1844, 1845. WALTON, MATTHEW. Chamberlain, 1834. WARD, .SHELDON, CJouncilman, St. David's Ward, 1844, 1845. WARD WILLIAM, Island (.'onstable, 1890. (Appointed 1880.) VVARIN, GEOIUJE, Island Constable, 1875 to 1880. WASH BURN E, SIMON E., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1837. WATSON, RICHARD, I:>8pectorof Weights and Measures, 1870. (Appointe(M862.) WEHls, ARTHUR A., Assistant Police Court Clerk, 1890. WHITESIDE, THOMAS R. Collector, St. David's Ward, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, WHITTEMORE, E. F., Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1848, 1849 ; Alderman, St. James's Ward, 1851. WICKETT, SAMUEL R. Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1887. WILCOCK, ABEL, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1858, 1859; Assessor, 1868, 1869, 1870,1872. WILLIAMS, GEOllGE, Esplanade Constable, 1890. (Appointed 1877.) WILLSON, GEORGE B., Clerk City Clerk's Office, 1890. (Appointed 1888.) WILSON, Hon. ADAM, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1855 ; Mayor by vote of the people, and Chair- man of the Board of Commissioners of Police, 1859, 1860. WILSON, JOHN, Councilman, St. James's Ward, 1855, 1856. WILSON, ROBERT, Inspector, City Engineer's office, 1889. (Entered service of Corporation 1854.) 46 362 INDEX TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OP •WILSON, SAMUEL, Alderman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1879. WIMAN, ERASTUS, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1859. WINCHESTER, JOHN, Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1878, 1879. WINSLOW, AMBREY, Clerk Water Works Department, 1890. (Appointed 1886.) VVITHROW, JOHN J., Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1873; Alderman, St. Thomas's Ward, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878. WOODS, J. D. Collector, St. Mark's Ward, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889. WOODS. JOHN, Alderman, St. Stephen's Ward, 1882 ; St. Mark's Ward, 1885, 1886. WOODS, MICHAEL J. Alderman, St. Mark's Ward, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889. WORKMAN, JOSEPH, Alderman, St. David's Ward, 1847, 1848, 1849. WORTHINOTON, JOHN, Alderman, St. Andrew's Wanl, 1856, 1857 ; Chairman of the Board of Water Works Commissioners, 1872, 1873. WRIGHT, EDWARD, Alderman, St. George's Ward, 1834, 1835 ; Councilman, St. George's Ward, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857. WRIGHT, JOSEPH, Alderman, St. Patrick's Ward, 1876, 1877. YOUNG, THOMAS, Councilman, St. Andrew's Ward, 1839, 1840; City Engineer, 1840, 1841, 1842. 1875, i^'ater ^ard, 842,