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 THE TOWN COUNCIL 
 
 For the Year 1882. 
 
 F. J. CRAIG, Mayor ; D. M. CAMERON, Reeve ; J. 
 
 H. ENGLISH, Dy.-Reeve ; WM. RAPLEY, 
 
 2nd Dy.-Reeve. 
 
 OOTUTSTOIXjILjORS. 
 
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 Richard Dumbrill, 
 James Wright, 
 James Robinson, 
 Wm. H. Saul, Resigned, 
 C. G. Scott, " 
 
 Jas. Bov'ley, " 
 
 John Barnes, 
 H. E. Ketchum, 
 J. E. Lauler, 
 
 Geo. Steer, New Councillors, 
 R. P. Smith, 
 Jas. Fullerton. " 
 
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 OFFlCEI(p OF THE TOWN. 
 
 1882. 
 
 
 
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 James Nofle. joUce Magistrate 
 
 T.B. WiNLow Cleik 
 
 W. H. Armt.ong Treasu-er 
 
 JohnOmeron Town Sohcitor 
 
 G^CGG Henkerson, M. D Phjsician 
 
 JOKN H. McIniosh, X 
 
 D. M.Campbell, } Auditors 
 
 Alex. Hilton ^^^^^^^^ 
 
 W. B. Walker Collector 
 
 John Mallon Engineer Fire Department 
 
 JohnMallon Market Clerk 
 
 S. Humphries, "» 
 
 Sam. Carson, I ^°""^ Keepers 
 
 Robert Miller Chief of Police 
 
 William Richardson Assistant 
 
 Wm. Phillips, ^ 
 
 Wm. Wilkinson, I p^^^^ ^j^^^^^ 
 
 •Reuben Wilkinson, j 
 
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 1882. 
 
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 OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. 
 
 John Lenfestey, jr., Chief, 
 H. E. Eetchuni, Captain, 
 Robert Argue, lat Lieutenant, 
 Arch. B. McLellan, 2nd Lieutenant, 
 Wm, Richardson, Sec.-Treas., 
 Timothy Galavan, 1st Branchman, 
 Henry Gooderham 2nd " 
 
 James La Flamme, 3rd " 
 Samuel Emmons, 4th " 
 John Mallon, Chief Engineer, 
 T. Le Gallee, lat Assistant Engineer, 
 Zach, Frank, 2nd Assistant Eugineer, 
 Stephen Waite, Foreman of Hose, 
 Tliumas Hopwood, 
 VVm. Murdock, 
 Jacob Cutler, 
 Ezekiei Gooderam. 
 
 Charles Cooper, 
 
 Samuel Plank, 
 
 John Sells, 
 
 D. C. McPhail, 
 
 John Loynes, 
 
 Alex. McKeigan, 
 
 Sylvester Bradt, 
 
 George Qoodherham, 
 
 John Campbell, 
 
 Charles Andrews, 
 
 William Bishop, 
 
 P. J. Statham, 
 
 Thomas Nichol, 
 
 Francis W. Frank, ex-Chief, 
 
 Thos. Richardson, ex-chief, Honorary, 
 
 Benjamin Burkholder, bugler, 
 
 Francis Cruckshanks, bugler. 
 
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 To the Amendment and Consolidation, 1882. 
 
 For several years past the want of a properly codified collection of 
 the Town By-laws has been decidedly felt. Frequent violations of 
 their provisions occurred, and these not so much in defiance of their 
 requirements, as from the want of a proper knowledge cf their con- 
 tents. With the view of meeting the want the Council of 1881, upon 
 the motion of D. M. Cameron, reeve, authorized Jas. M. Campbell to 
 copy and consolidate the whole of the by-laws passed since i860. Thi 
 being satisfactorily completed, it was then found that many of the by- 
 laws were ultra vires, either in whole or in part of their provisions, and 
 being so, it became evident that it would be unwise to issue themasthe 
 Town's By-Laws. In 1882, on motion of the Reeve, the subject was 
 placed in ^he hands of the Printing Committee with power to act. The 
 Committee at once proceeded to carry out their instructions, and they 
 considered it, first, necessary to have the by-laws entirely revised, from 
 reasons already given, and from the additional fact that many powers 
 given by the Municipal Act were not taken advantage of. In order to 
 complete the work, the Committee authorized James Noble, P. M. to 
 revise and prepare a code of by-laws to be submitted to the Council 
 for their approval at as eariy a date as possible. Of the manner in 
 which that duty intrusted to them has been performed by your Com 
 mittee, the work now submitted, approved and passed by the Council, 
 will itself be the best criterion. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 JAMES WRIGHT, 
 
 c,,„»k XT , Chairman of Committee. 
 
 Strathroy, November, 1882. 
 
 
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 A By-Law to IncorDoratethe Village ofStrath- 
 roy, Passed June 24th, 1859. 
 
 IITWHEREAS it appears to the Municipal Corporation of the County 
 of Middlesex, from petition presented to them from the inhabitants 
 of the Village of Strathroy, that the number of inhabitants resident 
 within the limits of said Village hereinafter mentioned, is more than 
 seven hundred and fifty, and the requirements of the Statutes, 22nd 
 Victoria, Chapter 99, Section 10, having been duly complied with, 
 
 It is therefore hereby enacted by the Municipal Corporation of the 
 County of Middlesex, that the .ifuresaid Village of Strathroy be incor- 
 ated, and the same is hereby incorporated, and the limits of the said 
 X'lllage now incorporated shall be as follows, viz. : 
 
 Commencing at the North-East corner of lot number twenty-five 
 in the fourth concession of the township of Adelaide, south of the Egre- 
 mont Road, then West along the Butt Line between the third and 
 fourth concessions of the said township of Adelaide south of said Egre- 
 mont Road, to the North-West corner of lot number Twenty i^ said 
 fourth concession, then south to the West corner of lot number 
 twenty in the fifth concession of said township of Adelaide, then East 
 aloag the township line between the townships of Adelaide and Met- 
 calfe to the township line of Caradoc, thence North- East along ihe said 
 township line of Caradoc and Adelaide to the North- West corner of 
 lot number ten in the tenth concession of said township of Caradoc, 
 then South-East to the South-.West corner of lot number ten in said 
 tenth concession of the township ot Caradoc, thence North-East to the 
 
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 centre of lot number fifteen in said tenth concession of the township o 
 Caradoc, thence North-West to the place of beginning. 
 
 And it is further enacted that the first election shall be held at the 
 Town Hall of the said Village of Strathroy, and that Mr. Hiram Dell 
 shall preside at said election as the Returning Officer thereof. 
 
 WILSON MILLS, BENJ. COOK. 
 
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 ^i^t^Wa, by tke Grcce of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Bri- 
 tain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, dec, (ke , dec. 
 TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREET I NO. 
 <l. S. IMacdonald, Attorney-Cieneral. 
 
 TUHEREASby an Act of the Legislature of our late Province of 
 Canada, intitled an Act respecting " The Municipal Institutions 
 of Upper Canada," passed in the twenty-ninth and thirtieth years ot our 
 reign, it is amongst other things in effect enacted, that a census of any 
 incorporated village may, at any time, be taken under the authority of 
 a by-law of the Council thereof, and further, that in case it appears by 
 the return that an incorporated village contains over three thousand in- 
 habitants, the village may be erected into a town ; but the change shall 
 be made by means of, and subject to the following proceedings and con- 
 ditions : 
 
 Firstly. The Council of th& Village shall, foi three months alter 
 the census return, msert a notice in some newspaper published in the 
 village, setting forth in the notice the intention of the Council to apply 
 for the erection of the Village into a Town; and state the limits intend- 
 ed to be included therein. 
 
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 Secondly. The Council of the Village shall cause the census re- 
 turns to be certified to our Governor in Council under the signature of 
 »he head of the Corporation, and under the Corporate seal, and shall 
 
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 also cause the publication aforesaid to be proved to our Governor in 
 Council ; then in the case of a village, our Governor may, by proclamation, 
 erect the Village into a Town, by a name to be given thereto in the 
 proclamation. 
 
 And further, that our (Jovernor may divide the new Town into 
 wards, with proper names and boundaries, but no town shall have less 
 than three wards, and no ward less than five hundred inhabitants. 
 
 And whereas a census ol the Village of Strathroy, in the County of 
 Middlesex, has heretofore been taken under the authoritv of a by-law of 
 the Council thereof ; and vhereas it appears by the census rniurn taken 
 under such by-law, that the said Village of Strathroy contains over three 
 thousand inhabitants ; and whereas it has been represented and shown 
 to us that the Council of the said Village of Strathroy did for three 
 months after the census return, insert a notice in a newspaper publish- 
 ed in the said Village, setting forth in such notice the intention of the 
 Council to apply for the erection of the .said Village into a Town, and 
 stating the limits intended to be included therein, and the Council of said 
 Village caused the census returns to be certified to our Lieutenant-Gov- 
 ernor-in-Council, under the signature of the head of the Corporation 
 and under the corporate seal thereof, and also caused the publication 
 aforesaid to be proved to our Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council. 
 
 Now know ye, that having taken the premises into Our Royal con- 
 sideration : We do, by this Our Royal Proclamation, and in the exercise of 
 the powers in us vested in this behalf, as well as by the said recited Act as 
 by Our Royal Prerogative, or otherwise howsoever, proclaim and appoint 
 that the .said Viilageof Strathroy, in the County of Middlesex, be, and the 
 same is hereby erected into a To wn,by the name of the Town of Strathroy • 
 the boundaries whereof are as follows : That is to sav, commencing ai 
 the North. Kast corner of lot number twenty-five in the fourth concession 
 
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 of the Township of Adelaide, South of the Egremont Roadj; thence 
 West along the Base Line between the third and fourth concessions of 
 the said Township of Adelaide, to the North-West corner of lot number 
 twenty in the said fourth concession ; thence south to the South-West 
 corner of lot number twenty in the fifth concession of the said Township 
 of Adelaide ; thence east along the township line between the Town- 
 ships of Adelaide and Metcalfe, to the township line ofCaradoc ; thence 
 North-East along the said township line of Caradoc and Adelaide, to the 
 North- West corner of lot number ten in the tenth concession of the said 
 Township of Caradoc ; thence South-East to the South-West corner of 
 lot number ten in the said tenth concession ; thence North-East to the 
 centre of lot number fifteen in the said tenth concession of the Town- 
 ship of Caradoc ; thence North-West along the Centre Line of the said 
 lot number fifteen to the Townline between the Townships of Adelaide 
 and Caradoc aforesaid, at or near the place of beginning. 
 
 And we do further proclaim and appoint, that the said Town of 
 Strathroy be, and the same is hereby divided into three wards, with the 
 names and boundaries following, that is to say : 
 
 Ward No. i.— To comprise all the land lying westward of the side 
 road between lots twenty-one and twenty- two in the Township of Ade- 
 laide ; and also to the westward of the centre of Maria Street, and of a 
 line commencing at a point in the said side road, where Maria Street, if 
 extended, would intersect the same ; thence South-Easterly to Albert 
 Street ; thence Southerly through the centre of Richmond Street to the 
 townline ; thence South- liasterly through the centre of McKellar Street, 
 the lengths of lot number eleven in the tenth concession of Caradoc to 
 the limit of the corporation. 
 
 Ward No. 2.— To comprise all the land lying Kastward of the 
 boundary line before named, and Westward of a line commencing on the 
 side road before named at a point where the new road, Kittredge's sur- 
 
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 vey, intersects the same ; thence through the centre of said road South- 
 Easterly to Front Street ; thence in the same direction through the cen- 
 tre of Caradoc Street to the townline ; thence nearly in the same direc. 
 tion through the centre of the said street, here known as the County 
 Road, to the limit of the corporation. 
 
 Ward No. 3.— To comprise all the land remaining in the corpora- 
 tion, lying to the Eastward of t'le last named boundary line. 
 
 Of all which premises, all our loving subjects, and all others whom 
 ^ it doth or may in any wise concern, are hereby required to take notice 
 and govern themselves accordingly. 
 
 In testimony whereof we have caused these Our Letters to be made 
 patent, and the great seal of our Province to be hereunto fixed. 
 
 Witness, the Honorable Pearce Howland, a companion of the 
 Most Honorable Order of the Bath, and Lieutenant-Governor of our 
 Province of Ontario, at our Government House, in our City of Toronto, 
 in our said Province, this EIGHTH day of OCTOBER, in t^e year of 
 our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy, and in the 
 Thirty-Fourth Year of our Reign. 
 
 (By Command,) 
 
 M. C. CAMERON, Secretary. 
 
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 Respecting the Interpretation of the By- 
 Laws'of the Town of Strathroy. 
 
 Be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corporation 
 of the Town of Strathroy : 
 
 Short title. ^ ^'"'^ by-law may be cited as "The Interpretation By- 
 
 Law." 
 
 Theinterprs- 
 tation clause to 
 apply to all by- 
 laws subse- 
 quently passed 
 and bow by- 
 laws to be con- 
 structed. 
 
 Application of 
 expreBsion in 
 present tense. 
 
 "Shall "and 
 " may." 
 
 '• Herein." 
 
 " Person." 
 
 2. In the construction of every by-law of the said Municipal 
 Council, passed after this by-law takes effect, except in so far as 
 the provisions of this section are inconsistent with the intent and 
 meaning of such bylaw, or the interpretation which such pro- 
 visions would give to any word, expression or clause is inconsistent 
 with the context, and except in so far as any provisions thereof are 
 in any such by-law declared not applicable thereto. 
 
 1. The law shall be considered as always speaking; and 
 whenever ?ny matter or thing is expressed in the persent tense, the 
 same is to be applied to the circumstances as they arise, so that 
 effect may be given to each by-law and every part thereof accord- 
 ing to its spirit, true intent and meaning. 
 
 2. The work " shall " shall be construed as impeiative, and 
 the word " may " as permissive. 
 
 3- Whenever the word " herein " is used in any section of 
 a by-law it shall be understood to relate to the whole by-law .ind 
 not to that section only. 
 
 4. The word ■' person " shall include any body corporate 
 or politic.or party, and the heirs, executors, adniinistrators.or other 
 legal representatives of such person to whom the context can 
 apply acc(<rding to law. 
 
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 5- The word " mortth " shall mean a calendar month, and the •• Month - „r 
 word " year " a calendar year. " ye" •" 
 
 D-v r ^r?'"^ 'y'^"- ' ''^'" '"^'"^^ S""d^y' New Years .. „o,„.,.. 
 Duy. Cood I-nday, Chnstmas Day, Dominion Dav, the days an- 
 pomted for the celebration of the birthday of Her Majesty and of 
 Her Royal Successors, and any day appointed by proclamation 
 of the Governor-General or Lieutenant-Governor as a public holi- 
 day or tor a general fast or thanksgiving. 
 
 7- Words importing the singular number or the masculine 
 gender only shall include more persons, parties or things of theSer^"'' 
 same kmd than one, and females as well as males and the con 
 verse. 
 
 8. The repeal of any by-law or part of a by-law shall not re- 
 vive any by-law or provision of law repealed by such by-law "oyTw °„'ot%o 
 or part of a by-law or prevent the effect of any saving clause there Je^elfedXT 
 
 9; Where a bylaw is repealed wholly or in part and other 
 provisions substituted, all officers, persons, bodies politic or cor- PeafoVJ-^-law 
 porate acting under the old law, shall continue to act as if ap- WST^' 
 pointed under the new law until others are appointed in thdr 
 stead, and all proceedings taken under the old law shall be 
 taken up and continued under the new law when not incon- 
 sistent therewith; and all penalties and forfeitures may be recov- 
 ered, and all proceedings had in relation to matters which have 
 happened before the repeal in the same manner as if the law were 
 still in force, pursuirg the new provisions as far as they can be 
 adapted to the old law. 
 
 10. 
 
 No ofTense committed ind no penalty or forfeiture in- 
 
 curred ?nd no proceeding pending under any by-law at anv timp Of^""" •'om 
 repealed, shall be affected by repeal except that the proceLing p-'|- ?n- 
 shall be conformable where necessary to the repealing bv-law SdV/^e*.'" 
 and that where any penalty, forfeiture or punishment has' been '"' 
 mitigated by any of the provisions of the repealing by-law such 
 provisions shall be extended and applied to any judgment 'to be 
 pronounced after such repeal. 
 
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 Passed in open Council this Sixth' day of November, in 
 the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty two. 
 
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 Clerk. 
 
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 To Amend and Consolidate Certain ot the 
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 4. No person shall profanely swear or make use of obscene Pro. 
 
 blasphemousorgrossly-insulting language, orbeguilty of a;yX;'-^^^^^^^^ 
 immorality or indecency, within.the Towu. 
 
 5- No person shall exhibit or sell, or offer to sell, or have f»<^«Aent or 
 >n h.s posse.. .on, within the Town, any indecent or lewd bool "• 
 
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 Passed in open Council this Sixth* day of November, in 
 the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty two. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 D. M. CAMERON, 
 
 Chairman. 
 
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 ToAmend and Consolidate Certain of the 
 By-Laws of the Town of Strathroy. 
 
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 WHEREAS it is expedient to amend and consolidate 
 of the by-laws of the Town of Strathroy, 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Council of the Cor 
 poration of the Town of Strathroy : 
 
 of thl r ^^'' ^V^\ ""'^ ^' "'"'^ ^' " T'^^ Consolidated by-laws 
 
 ot the Town of Strathroy, 1882." Short title., 
 
 PUBLIC MORALS. 
 
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 prentice. 
 
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 ent, master or legal protector of such child or apprentice. 
 
 pictures or°wT"n7'"l'"'7 -decent placards, wntings or indecent pia- 
 pictureo, or write mdecent words, or make indecent pictures or "'"'''• 
 
 4- No person shall protanely 
 blasphemous or grossly -insulting lati 
 immorality or indecency, withm the Town 
 
 Jrson shall protanely swear or make use of obscene p f 
 r grossly.insulting language, or beguilty of any other ^^°^'^"«- 
 
 5. No person shall exhibit or sell, or offer to sell, or have '"^--^o' 
 in his posse...on, witliin the Town, any indecent or lewd h.I '^"'^'^'''"• 
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 * 6. No parson shall, within the Town, exhibit or perform any 
 
 mora) or 'lewd indecent, immoral or lewd play, or give any indecent exhibition ; 
 ^ ^^' and the Mayor, Police Magistrate, the Chief of Police, or any 
 
 Exhibition 
 may be pre- 
 vented. 
 
 constable or peace-officer, may prevent the exhibition or perfor- 
 man^'. of any such play, or the giving of any such exhibition. 
 
 
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 , 7. No person shall be in a street, square, alley or public 
 
 place within the Town in a state of drunkenness. 
 
 Houses of ill- 8. No person shall keep or frequent a house of ill-fame or 
 
 deriy houses, disorderly house within the Town, or in any manner contribute to 
 the support of such house or of any inmate thereof, or shall vol- 
 untarily reside therein. 
 
 Letting houses 9- ^° person shall knowingly let any house or building 
 
 h°o use^^ofiu^ within the Town, to be used as a house of ill fame, or knowingly 
 fame. a,-,(j willingly permit the same to be so used. 
 
 10. No person shall permit his house or other building, 
 houses to be within the Town, to be used, frequented, or resorted to by notor- 
 
 frequented by . , , . , -. 
 
 notorious per- lous persons, gamblers, vagrants, prostitutes or other persons of 
 
 bad character. 
 
 Gaming. 
 
 II. No person shall keep a gambling^house within the Town, 
 or keep or use, or permit to be kept or used, for the purpose of 
 gambling, in any house, room or place within the Town, occu- 
 pied by him, any fa;o bank, rouge et noir, roulette table, or any 
 other device for gambling, or permit or allow any games of chance 
 or hazard with dice, cards or other device, to be played for money, 
 liquor or other thing within such house, room or place, and no 
 person shall permit any description of gambling, playing at cards, 
 dice or other games of chance with betting, in any such house, 
 room or place ; and no person shall frequent any such house, 
 room or place, or gambling-house, or be therein for the purpose 
 of gaming. 
 
 Mayor, etc.. 12. The Mayor, Police Magistrate, the Chief of Police, or 
 
 gaming-houses any constable, or peace officer, may enter into any house, room 
 far^banks^ or place within the town, in which any faro bank, rouge et noir, 
 
 etc., found, 
 therein. 
 
 roulette table, or other device for gambling, may be kept or used 
 
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 for gambling, or in which gambling of any descrlpiion may be 
 carried on, and may arrest any person who shall be founa there- 
 in, and seize and destroy all such faro b.nks, rouge et noir, rou- 
 lette tables, or other devices for gambling as sliall be found therein- 
 
 T3. No person shall make any indecent exoosure of his per- 
 son in any street, lane, alley, market or public 'place within the Su-I"' ^^' 
 Town. 
 
 14- No person shall bathe or w..sh his person in the River 
 Sydenham, or in any public water ?t or near any public highway ^**'''°''' 
 w.thm the Town, between the hours of six o'clock in the forenoon 
 and nme o'clock in the cfteinoon. 
 
 or n hi" ^° ^'"u" 'T ^"^ °' ^'^ "^'"^ '■" ""y ''''''' ^'ghway Mendicants, 
 or public place within the Town. 
 
 16. Every vagrant and every person found drunk or dis- 
 orderly in any street, highway or public place within the Town, K^d 
 shall be liable to the penalties imposed by this by-law for an in- d''"o"der!y per- 
 fraction of the provisions thereof. ^''°^" 
 
 17- No nerson shall expose in any of the streets, lanes 
 avenues or public places of the Town, any table or device of any «*'"<^«'" 
 kind whateve- upon, or with, or by which any game of chance or ^-r^^ fn^ 
 hazard can be played, and no person or persons shall play at or '"""*'•'*"• 
 upon any such table or device, or otherwise in any of the streets 
 lanes, avenues or public places of the Town, any such game with 
 cards, dice, or any device whatsoever. 
 
 18. It shall be the duty of the Chief of Police or any con, chief of Police 
 stable or peace officer to arrest all and every person or persons S^S! 
 gambling or playing at games of chance or hazard in any of the ?sa£eTof* 
 streets or other public places of the Town, and seize, take and de a^t"''^ °' '^^■ 
 stroy all tables or devices for gambling that may be found in any 
 of the streets or other public places of the Town. 
 
 19- No person or persons shall in any way hinder or resist ^ 
 any officer or officers of the Town herein named, in the execution resisT^vTiJ" 
 of his or their duties under the provisionr, of this by-law derccnBtabies. 
 
 
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 GRAVES. 
 
 20. No person shall wrongfully remove, or attempt to re- 
 move, any body, or the remains of any part of any body, from any 
 grave, tomb or vault within the Town, in which the same shall 
 have been deposited or interred ; or wilfully destroy, mutilate, de- 
 face or injure any tomb, tomb stone or vault in any cemetery or 
 burial ground within the Town ; or ?ny fence, railing or other work 
 for the protection or ornament of any such cemetery or burial ground 
 or of any tomb, tombstone, vault or lot therein; or wrongfully remove 
 any such tomb, tombstone, vault, fence, railing, or otl -r work 
 from such cemetery or burial ground ; or wilfully destroy, cut, 
 break, or injure any tree, shrub, or plant growing or being there- 
 in ; or play at any game or sport, or discharge firearms in such 
 cemetery or burial-ground ; or commit any nuisance, or behave in 
 an indecent or unseemly manner therein ; or in any way violate 
 any such remetery, grave, tomb, tombstone or vault where the 
 dead are interred. 
 
 INTERMENTS. 
 
 Intel ments 21. No person shall inter or cause to be interred or assist 
 
 plaVe°^^tWn in the interment of any dead person within the Town, except in 
 
 in^cemeieiT.'^ the public cemetery or burial-ground which has been or may 
 
 hereafter be established or set apart for such purpose. 
 
 MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES. 
 
 Foundation of 22. No person shaU ere:t a monument or tombsLone within 
 
 monuments ^j^^ ^^^^^^ cemetery or burial-ground within the Town, without 
 
 having first built a good substantial foundation of bnck or stone 
 
 underneath such tombstone or monument ; such found tion shal 
 
 Tombstones not be less than iive feet from t'le surface, pro-, ided always that 
 
 when foundE- ^j^jg section shall not apply to tombstones unless such tombstone 
 
 exceed four inches in tin kness and five feel: in height. 
 
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 23. Any person who neglenfs or refuses to comply with the 
 Penally lor re- -,jj(jjjjof. 5 of the last preceding sccaon shall be liable to the 
 
 idsal to com* • r * r U 
 
 piT. penalties imposed by this by-law tor an infraciion of the pro- 
 
 visions thereof. 
 
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 withinth.T'^'".^''^\'^"'^ of the Sexton for the time being, Duty of sex- 
 w.thm the Town, to see that the provisions of tl.is by-law relating »»"• 
 to the pubhc cemetery or burial-ground, are carried, out and pros 
 ecute every person offending against this by-law for an infraction 
 of the provisions thereof 'niracuon 
 
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 PRICE OF PLOTS. 
 
 the nl- '^^^ ^°"°^'"g «hall be the price at which the plots in Price of 
 within ^e T^wt:- ' ^""''^^"""^ "^^^ ^^ «°^« ^'^ ^'1 residents ZVtI^'° ""'• 
 
 For . nl .^7 ^ ''f ' ^'^"" ^°" ^''' ^y ^'ght feet, one dollar. 
 For a plot of ground eight feet by sixteen feet, three dollars. Fo 
 a plot of ground sixteen feet by sixteen feet, six dollars. 
 
 ent;H.H . *°'/'8ging and filling each grave the Sexton shall be Price of dig- 
 entitled to a fee of one dollar, to be paid in every case bv the ^'"*' *'''''*'• 
 owner, purchaser or other persons ordering such grave to be 
 
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 th. /^' . '^^^ '°l'°"''"^ '''"" ^' *^' P""^ ^' ^hich the plots in P^ces of 
 nonr::;^^! '"""' "^''" ^'^^ ^°^" ^^ ^^ -^^ to =^.'3°- 
 
 For a single grave four feet by eight feet, two dollars 
 For a p ot of giound eight feet by sixteen feet, five dollars Fo" 
 a plot of ground sixteen feel by sixteen feet, nine dollars. 
 
 enfitl.H r ^""'/'^^r^ ^"'^ «"'"g ^^^h grave the Sexton shall be 
 entitled to a fee of one dollar, to be naid in Pv^r,, u , P*-*"* »' di^- 
 
 owner ourcha^er nr «*K . ■ ^ ^^^^ ^y the King grares.* 
 
 owner, purchaser or other person ordering such grave to be open- 
 
 manH.H J""' '^T'"^. "^''^ °^ '^"'^ P^°^ ^^ ^^^""d (when de- 
 manded by purchaser), the Town Cierk shall be ent tied ^^ /'--"^-'»- 
 
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 Fences. 
 
 47. No person shall within the public cemetery or burial- 
 ground construct any fence other than a (stone or iron) post and 
 chain fence. 
 
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 Graves sold ; 28. It shall be the duty of the Sexton for the time being 
 
 ^a°idTs«^^ within the Town, to collect all moneys for plots sold within the 
 public cemetery or burial-ground, grant receipts for the same and 
 pay over all such moneys received by him to the Town Treasurer 
 at least once ia each month for the use of the Municipality, and 
 fuTiish the Town Clerk with a statement in detail, giving name of 
 p.uchaser and number of lot sold by him at least once in each 
 month under the supervision and direction of the Cemetery Com- 
 mittee. 
 
 29. It shall be the duty of the Town Clerk to enter in a 
 Town Clerk to book kept by him for that purpose all plots sold in the public 
 sold in^Xok. cemetery or burial-ground on receipt of detailed statement from 
 the Sexton. But no plot shall be entered as aforesaid unless the 
 money sha'l have been paid to the Sexton therefor or to the 
 Clerk. All moneys received by the said Clerk shall be paid over by 
 him to the Treasurer at least once in each month. 
 
 NUISANCES. 
 
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 Slaughter ,0. No person shall erect, keep or continue a slaughter 
 
 houses. or ■ , 
 
 house within the Town. 
 Firing off ^, Mq person shall fire a gun or other firearm, or set off 
 
 guns or fire .j * • -^ " f o 
 
 crackers. ^ fire-bail, squib, or fire-cracker within the Town. 
 
 Charivari, etc. 32. No person shall engage in a charivari or other like dis- 
 
 turbance of the peace within the Town. 
 
 Keeping of 
 piga, etc. 
 
 33. No person shall keep a hog or pig sty, or any hog or 
 pig upon premises within that part of the Town which lies North 
 of the Grand Trunk Railway property to the Sydenham River, 
 or within that part of the Town which lies west of Head Street, 
 to the side road between lots 21 and 22. 
 
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 ) post and 
 
 time being 
 within the 
 : same and 
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 pality, and 
 ig name of 
 ce in each 
 etery Corn- 
 
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 the public 
 ement from 
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 nham River, 
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 34. No person shall suffer or permit the accumulfltion of Accumulation 
 dung, manure, offal, filth, stagnant water, or other offensive mat- Ic*"""'' "'*'• 
 tor or thmg. the accumulation of which is dangerous to the public 
 health, upon any lot, or in any house, building or place within the 
 Town owned or occupied by him ; and it shall be the duty of the 
 occupant, or ,f tht premises are unoccupied, of the owner of such 
 lot. house, buildmg or place, or the person having the care or 
 
 charge of the same, to cause such lot, house, building or place 
 o be thoroughly cleansed and disinfected, and all such accumu- «T°"?' ""^ 
 
 lanon as aforesaid, as may be therein or thereon, to be removed H^Ihin.pec. 
 
 when required so to do by the Health Inspector ; provided aTays 
 hat persons keeping horses or cows may put up the manure 
 
 thereof m heaps when the doing so shall not be offensive to the fr^'^ p"*" 
 
 neighborhood, but such manure shall not be so put up or remain "- "' ""' 
 
 after the fifteenth day of May in any year. 
 
 35. No person shall suffer or permit a public nuisance to „ .„ 
 
 exist upon any lot or in nnv >,r,„c» k •^A■ , Public nuUan- 
 
 V any loi or in any house, building or place within the «'«■• 
 
 Town owned or occupied by him, or ot which he shall have the 
 care or charge. 
 
 36. Any police, constable, health inspector, or anv oth«r ak . 
 nerson hw r,rAi^, ^f ^\, tt 1 , ^ v^^wiy ur any omer Abatwnent ot 
 person by order of the Health Inspector, or of the Board of L""*'"'"''*''- 
 Health may abatt any public nuisance existing upon any lot or 
 
 n any house, building or place within the Town. 
 
 INJURIES TO PROPERTY AND NOTICES 
 
 of dlL. r° r'T '';'" ^•^'^^"^^he consent of the owner ther«- Defadn. 
 bv wrtn '"^.^"^^^'"S' *^"^^ or-telegraph pole within th. Town, S^lr^"*' 
 by writing, printing or posting thereon printed or other notices 
 
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 No person shall without the consent of the owner there^ Pulling dowa 
 •wn or dernrf arv cin« k.-.»-j •.. sigfn boardb. 
 
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 of. pull down or deface any sign board, or written or printed no- 
 tice lawfully affixed within the Town. 
 
 39- No person shall remove the covering of any public tank 
 of water within the Town, or throw rubbish into it, or turn into it f^^A 
 the course of any surface or other drain, or in any other way pre^ '"""" 
 vent such tank from being efficient and available for use when re . 
 
 
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 the Fire and Water Committee. 
 
 SHADE TREES. 
 
 40. Ornamental or shade trees may be placed, planted or 
 
 Planting of or- set out in the public streets of the Town, at or within the distance 
 namentalor -,. , ,, ., -1,1 ,, 
 
 shade trees, of two feet (at the most) from the edge ol the sidewalk nearest to 
 
 the carriage way, and also within the limits of any part of such 
 streets which may under the provisions of any by-law be used for 
 the purpose of forming a boulevard, but nothing herein contained 
 shall bs taken to authorize the planting of the trees known as the 
 poplar, balm of Gilead, or cotton tree or the willow, and the plant- 
 ing thereof in any such street is hereby prohibited. 
 
 Certain trees 
 not to be 
 planted. 
 
 Iniuring trees. 
 
 41. No parson shall break, injure, dig up, remove or de- 
 stroy any tree lawfully planted or growing in any of the public 
 streets ot the Town, under the authority of any law ot the prov- 
 ince or by-law of the Town, or the sod or grass surrounding the 
 same, or the fence or railing or box, stake or other guard which is 
 planted around or near to any such tree for the purpose of pro- 
 Permission to tecting the same, provided always that perm'ssion may be given 
 m«^°be grant- by the Road Commiltee for the removal of any such tree for the 
 ^•^ purpose of replacing the same by another or for any other pur- 
 
 pose which the said Road Committee deems proper. 
 
 Tying horses 
 to trees pro- 
 hibited. 
 
 Projecting 
 branches of 
 trees to be 
 trimmed. 
 
 C omroisbioner 
 to enforce by- 
 law. 
 
 42. No person shall tie or fasten any hoise or other animal 
 to an/ 1.02 planted or preserved for shade or ornament on any 
 of the public streets of the Town, and no person having the charge 
 of any horse or other animal shall leave the same near enough to 
 any such tree to injure it. 
 
 43. The owner and occupier of any lot or parcel of land 
 within the Town opposite to which any tree is planted shall cause 
 the same to be kept trimmed at all times so that the projecting 
 limbs and boughs shall not be less than eight feet above the side* 
 walk. 
 
 44. It shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner to see 
 that the provisions of this by-law relating to shade trees are carried 
 out. 
 
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 NAMING STREETS. 
 
 45- Whenever the name of any'street or highway within the 
 Town is changed by by-law, it shall be the duty of the Town ^sfreet""' 
 Clerk forthwith transmit ^o the by-law making such change to "'"'''^' 
 the Town Solicitor for the purpose of its being registered, and 
 It shall be the duty of the Town Solicitor to cause the same to 
 be registered. 
 
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 FENCES. 
 
 46. A Uwful fence shall be of the height of at least four feet Lawful fe„oe 
 SIX mches, and so constructed as not to allow horses, cattle 
 sheep, goats, swme or geese to pass through the same. 
 
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 ^ No person shall construct a fence wholly or in part of Barbed wire 
 barbed wire or any other like material within the Town, unless hlT/'c^^p on 
 such fence shall have constructed on its top a cap made of wood '"''• 
 run along the front and top at least six inches in width and one 
 inch 111 thickness, so as to form a cap six inches by six inches or 
 a scantling 2 x 4 on top, and built sufficiently strong to protect per- 
 son or animal from injury. Such fence shall not be constructed Not to b 
 a ong the front of any street within the Town, without first having rpTr^if'"" 
 obtained the permission of the Road Committee so to do. sionr"''- 
 
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 49. The owner of every vacant lot within the Town, abutting 
 on any street, road, line or other highway, shall when required so v-*nt •"'' . 
 do by a written notice fro., the Road Committee given under 
 the authority of the Council, enclose such lots with a fawful fence 
 and shall maintain and keep in repair such fence. 
 
 
 50. The owner of every lot or parcel of land within the 
 Town upon which there is a pit, precipice, deep water or other Z^.H^iflT'- 
 place dangerous to travellers, shall cause the same to be enclosed ''""'• 
 with a lawful fence and maintain and keep in repair such fence 
 
 ■:^i; 
 
 
3a 
 
 Police eflloe. 
 
 POLICE OFFICE AND LOCK-UP HOUSES. 
 
 51. The Firemen's 5 Hall situated on the west side of Frank 
 Street shall continue to be the Police Office of the Town. 
 
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 Look-up. 52. The lock-up house situated at the rear of the Firemen's 
 
 Hall, shall continue to be the lock-up house of the Tcwn for the 
 detention of all persons detained for examination on a charge of 
 having committed any offence, and all persons detained for trans- 
 mission to any common gaol or house of correction either for trial 
 or in the execution ot any sentence. 
 
 ASSIZE OF BREAD. 
 
 53. All bread sold or offered for sale within the Town, of 
 whatever shape or form, shall be in loaves of two pounds and four 
 pounds weight respectively, and all bread sold or offered for sale 
 within the Town ot any less weight shall be seized and forfeited 
 for the use of the poor, provided always that nothing in this sec- 
 tion contained shall prevent bakers^or others from selling or offer- 
 ing for sale biscuits, buns, rolls, crackers, muffins, or any other 
 
 „ , » » fancy cakes commonly made in the trade and not intended to re- 
 Bread not to "^ ■' 
 
 be sold unless present or pass as a loaf or loaves of bread, and no person shall 
 
 or proper 
 
 weight. sell or offer for sale within the Town bread made contrary to the 
 
 Assize of 
 bread. 
 
 provisions of this by-law. 
 
 Inspector may 54« ^t shall be lawful for the Chief of Police or License In- 
 fess wefghf °' spector by the direction of the Mayor or Police Magistrate at any 
 by^brtow!**^ time from six o'clock in the morning until nine o'clock at night 
 (Sundays excepted) to enter into any house, shop or place within 
 the town where bread is sold or offered for sale and^to cause the 
 bread found therein to be weighed, and if such bread shall be 
 found to be of less weight than provided by the next preceding 
 section of this by-law, to seize and carry away the same in order 
 that it may be disposed of for the use of the poor in such manner 
 as shall l)e directed by the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Chairman 
 of the Relief Committee. 
 
 lov 
 
fSES. 
 
 of Frank 
 1. 
 
 Firemen's 
 vn for the 
 charge of 
 for trans- 
 er for trial 
 
 Town, of 
 s and four 
 :d for sale 
 1 forfeited 
 1 this sec- 
 g or offer- 
 any other 
 ded to re- 
 ason shall 
 iry to the 
 
 icense In- 
 ate at any 
 k at night 
 ace within 
 cause the 
 i shall be 
 preceding 
 : in order 
 ;h manner 
 Chairman 
 
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 IMPORTUNING TRAVELLERS. 
 
 Town^f ^° ^"'°!! "''''" '" '^^ ''''^'' °' P"^'''^ places of the importuning 
 
 Town . ,,hers to travel in or employ any vessel or vehi. '^'r.'.T''"' 
 
 cle, or to go to any tavern or boa .di ig-house. 
 
 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. 
 
 wound 
 
 56. No person shall within the Town excessively b-at cut 
 
 ^d or otherw.se ill-treat any animal. ^ ' '"'* ^nZ^" 
 
 POUNDS AND POUND KEEPERS. 
 
 57- No person shall suffer nr nnr^,;* 
 
 wh,ch he .hall be .h. owner, 0, „hich shall b; ia his p„So„ °'"'''''"'°- 
 or c„.„dy or under hi, control, ,o ,„. a, large within ^e W 
 
 58- 
 
 There are hereby established two pounds for the Town. Pc.„d., 
 
 of'this b, law °' ""■'"'"*" """" "■' P'°"=i°- - "'"""■ 
 
 6o. In addition to ill damicree an^ ^m 
 
 which the same or th. u ' '*"■ ^-''Pe"Ses for owner liable 
 
 sionor cus Xoru^ °T' 'hereof or person iu whose posses- X^T^ 
 
 liable accortn't T u't ""^^°' ^'^ ^^"^ "^^^ ^^ ^^all be re^'^'"'^- 
 
 nable accordmg to law or the by-laws of the Town, there shall be 
 
 payable in respect of each animal or bird named n section fty 
 
 seven distrained under the authority of this bylaw. "' 
 
 (I) The compensation to be allowed the Pound Keeper for 
 ices rendered by him in carrvinLw,.,. th. n..„.v:„„^r. r«^« Payable 
 
 services rendered by him ca y ': o ^ he n "'^ '°^ -" - 
 
 by-law relatin. to L..... „!!'"' ?"' '^' P^°^'-^'°"« °^ this to po„nd^^ 
 
 bvlaw rirr ' '" ^^'■''>''"K ""' the provisions of this toTo-^nr'" 
 
 Mawjelating to pounds and pound keepers shall be as fo, &n'..%. 
 
 Forimpounding stallion U,ulls and rams over one year 
 
 IS 
 
 it.' 
 
 i 
 
 •>j 
 
 ;•'■♦■.■ 
 
t ,1 
 
 Fees for sell- 
 ing. 
 
 J4 
 old and boars over 50 lbs. weight, one dollar each. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, each fifty cents. 
 
 For impounding mules or horses o^ other swine over 50 
 lbs. weight, horned or other cattle, over one year old, fifty cents 
 each. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, each twenty-five cenls. 
 
 For impounding other shcop, j,'()ats or other sin. ill swine 
 under 50 lbs. weiglit, twenty five cents ciuii. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, each fifteen cents. 
 
 For impounding other cattle under one year old, twenty- 
 five cents each. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, each fifteen cents. 
 
 For impounding gee.se, each five cents. 
 
 For feeding the same per day, two cents oach. 
 
 For crying and selling, five per cent, on the total pro- 
 ceeds. 
 
 Advertising. 
 
 For advertising, thirty cents. 
 
 Nof'us pay- Provided always that no fee shall be payable for feeding 
 
 niK''u'pfe88 «' *"y animal or bird distrained under the authority of this by-law, 
 pouiidcd unless such animal or bird shall have been impounded at least 
 
 twentv-four hours. 
 
 police"' ''""* ^'' ^* ^^^^^ ^^ *^^ special duty of the Chief of Police or 
 
 such person as he may appoint as his agents to cause all animals 
 or birds found running at large contrary to the provisions of this 
 by-law or any other by-laws relating to pounds or pound keepers, 
 to be impounded, and to prosecute all persons offending against 
 any of the provisions of the by-laws of the Town, there shall be 
 payable in respect of each animal or bird named in section fifty- 
 
seven, distrained under the authority of this by-law. 
 
 (0 The compensation to be allowed the Chief of Police or 
 such person as he may appoint as his agents for services render- 
 ed by him m carrying out the provisions of this by-law relating to 
 pounds and pound keepers, shall be as follows •- 
 
 each. 
 
 Kor distraining and impounding sheep or goats, ten 
 
 cents 
 
 Fees of oattle 
 pollot). 
 
 For distr.'iinin- and impounding swine, horses, mules 
 horned or otiier .:attle. twei.tyfive cents euch. 
 
 For distraining and impounding geese, five cent.« 
 
 s each. 
 
 I he Pound Keeper shall pay such fee to the Chief of 
 Police or such person as the Chief of Police may appoint as his 
 agent on impounding such animal or bird mentioned in section ;;°;ifc'o&' 
 fifty-seven; such fee the pound keeper shall collect trom the S & 
 owner or owners in addition to all other fees imposed b- this by 
 
 law. 
 
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 :r 
 
 6i. Nothing herein contained shall be taken to be substi Thoacn-c- 
 tution of the provisions of " The Act respecting Pounds " exceut P"d"8*„etto 
 
 .n so far as the provisions of this b.-Iaw are inconsistent there '^ '"'"""''• 
 with. 
 
 6-. Nothing herein contained shall l.>e const, ued so far as ^"' p'=''*°" 
 to prevent any person who may feel aggrieved from mipounding a^-lnP?' 
 any anmial or bird that may be found running at large or tres -"'-P-^a 
 passmg contrary to the provisions of th.s by-law relating to pounds 
 and pound keepen?. 
 
 64. 
 
 The owner or occupant of nny land shall be responsi- owners of 
 
 . , -. . - - --., - o.,».. u.<, "^»H>-'"ai- Owners of 
 
 ble tor any damage or damages caused by any anim.nl or animals l^eiZnA 
 
 were h sown"'' "' ''":;"f " '""^'^ ""'^ "^■"=^' "' '''"""^'^ l^^Au.- 
 were h.sown ,)roperty, and tlie owner of any animal not permit- S'bel'u"-'' 
 
 ted to run at large by the by-laws of this municipality shall be'""'-' 
 
 '■able for any damage done by such animal although the 
 
 
 (■i: 
 
 •I 
 
 t 
 
 «f l-i^ 4( 
 
Pound keeper 
 shall imDOund 
 animals deUv- 
 ered to him 
 for that pur- 
 pose. 
 
 Owner of 
 Keeae or poul- 
 try trespassiDor 
 may be 
 
 brouffhtbefore 
 any justice of 
 the peace. 
 
 Owner of any 
 animals im- 
 pounded en- 
 titled to his 
 animal at any 
 time on giving 
 security fof ali 
 costs and dam- 
 ages not ex- 
 ceeding: $20. 
 
 Form. 
 
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 fence enclosing the premises was not of the height required by 
 this by law. R S. O., Chap. 195, Sec. 2. 
 
 65. If not previously replevied the pound keeper shall im- 
 pound any horse, bu'l, ox, cow, sheep, goat, pig or other cattle, 
 geese or any other poultry distrained for unlawfully running at 
 large or for trespassing and doing damage, delivered to him for 
 that purpose by any person resident within the Town who has 
 detained the same ; or if the owner of any geese or other poultry 
 refuses or neglects to prevent the same from trespassing on his 
 neighbor's premises after n notice in writing has been served upon 
 him of their trespass, then the owner of such poultry may be 
 brought before any justice of the peace and fined such sum a» the 
 justice directs. R. S. O., Chap. 195, Sec. 3. 
 
 66. The owner of any animal impounded shall at any time 
 be entitled to his animal on demand made therefor without pay- 
 ment of any poundage fees on giving satisfactory security to the 
 pound keeper for all costs, damages and poundage fees that may 
 be established against him, but the person distraining and im- 
 pounding the animal shall at the time of such impounding deposit 
 poundage fees if such are demanded, and within twenty-four 
 hours thereafter deliver to the pound keeper duplicate statements 
 in writing of his demands against the owner for damages 
 (if any) not exceeding twenty dollars, done by such 
 animal exclusive of such poundage fees, and shall also 
 give his written agreement (with a security if required by the 
 pound keepej) in the form following or in words to the same 
 effect : — 
 
 I (or we as the case may be) do hereby agree that I (or 
 we) will pay to the owner of the (describing animal) by me (A. 
 B.) this day impounded, all costs to which the said owner may be 
 put in case the distress by me, the said (A. B.) proves to lie il- 
 legal, or in case the claim for damages now put in by me the said 
 (A. B.) fails to be established. R. S. O., Chap. 195, Sec. 5. 
 
 67. In case any pound keeper or person who impounds or 
 confines or causes to be impounded or confined any animal as 
 
equired by 
 
 r shall im- 
 ;her cattle, 
 running at 
 to him for 
 n who has 
 ler poultry 
 ling on his 
 erved upon 
 y may be 
 sum a* the 
 
 t any time 
 thout pay- 
 ity to the 
 s that may 
 g and im- 
 ng deposit 
 wenty-four 
 statements 
 damages 
 by such 
 lall also 
 sd by the 
 the same 
 
 that I (or 
 y me (A. 
 er may be 
 s to be il- 
 le the said 
 c. 5. 
 
 pounds or 
 animal as 
 
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 aforesaid r-fuses or neglects to find, provide and supply the ani- i-ewity if 
 mal with good and sufficient food, water and shelter as aforesaid, Ke. orT.- 
 he shall for every day during which he so refuses or neglects forfeit anlmafs'^^JtS 
 a sum not less than one dollar nor more than four dollars. R. AZuol 
 S. O., Chap. 195, Sec. 22. 
 
 68. In case an animal or bird is impounded, notices for the Notice of mIo. 
 sale thereof shall be given by the pound keeper within forty-eight 
 
 hours afterwards, but no pig nor poultry shall be sold till after 
 
 four clear days, nor any horse or other cattle till after eight clear IVb/llSid,. 
 
 days from the time of impounding the same. 
 
 69. The notices of sale may be written or printed and shall Noiice of «i#. 
 be affixed and continued for three clear successive days in three 
 
 public places within the Town. The pound keeper shall deliver to 
 the Town Clerk a notice of such sale which shall be posted up in 
 some conspicuous place on or near the door of his office. Such 
 notices shall specify the time and place at which the animal or 
 animals will be publicly sold if not sooner replevied or redeemed 
 by the owner or some one on his behalf, paying the amount of 
 damages (if any), together with the lawful fees and charges of the 
 pound keeper as herein provided. 
 
 70. Any pound keeper or other person wilfully receiving a Penaitrfor 
 arger amount of fees than by this by-law are authorized shall be f!rlil%%,. 
 liable to the penalties imposed by this law for an infraction of the 
 provisions thereof. 
 
 LICENSES. 
 
 7t- No person shall for hire or gain directly or indirectly Keepersof 
 keep or have in his possession or on his premises any billiard or SeJie' 
 bagatelle table or keep or have a billiard or bagatelle table in a ifcSd. "" 
 house or place of public entertainment or resort within the Town 
 whether such billiard or bagatelle table is used or not, withoui 
 having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 72. It shall be unlawful to have any internal means of com i,ter„i cm- 
 munication between a room in which a billiard or bagatelle table We'en "• 
 
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 ii. 
 
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 It > ' 
 
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 liiiil 
 
 38 
 
 or vfc'tua^irT,'^ '^ ''^P^' S"*^ victualling houses or dinaries and houses where fruits, 
 niarwhere"^ o^'sters, clams or victuals are sold to be eaten therein, and all 
 Boid^prohYbitH^ °'^^'" P^^^-es for reception, refreshment 01 entertainment of the 
 ed- public, or any place in which spirituous, fermented or other man- 
 
 ufactured liquors may be sold within the Town. 
 
 73- That in all places where billiard or bagatelle tables are 
 
 Hour for clns- 
 
 li>K. 7 o'cJook w 
 
 fSunoxnev^''' ^^^■''^'■"^'^e Town, ihe lights shall be extinguished and the 
 
 SJctckf'"""" ^''''''?^ '"'"^^^ '"'^"^ the hour of seven o'clock on Saturday nights 
 
 till six of the clock on Monday morning thereafter, and from the 
 
 |'0"r of <^^even of the clock in every other night till six of the clock 
 
 in the following morning thereafter. 
 
 74- No person licensed under the provisions of this by-law 
 
 Keepers li- 
 censed notto 1 1 , , r^ ' ~ " ■' 
 
 aiiovvdiunkenor any by-law ol the Town to keep a bowling alley, billiard or 
 oraisorderlv k , 11 ^ 1 1 • ,,• — ^ 
 
 persons ihoVe- oagateile tabJe, victualling house ordinary, or houiic where fruit, 
 
 KambiinKin ovsteis, clams or victuals are sold to be eaten therein, or a place 
 
 persons 
 
 In nor allow 
 
 anysMclfro" '"" — — "— ^..1, ui a piai,c 
 
 or plaie.' '"°°'" 'or the reception, refreshment or entertainment of the public, shall 
 permit any drunken or disorderly person or any one who keeps 
 or resides in a house of ill-fame or any prostitute to resort to or 
 frequent the oremises kept by him in respect of which such license 
 IS granted ; or keep or suffer or permit to be kept in such premises 
 
 ^"y faf'o bank, rouge et noir, roulette table or any other device for 
 
 gamblingor gaming, or suffer or permit tippling or gambling of 
 any kind to be carried on therein, 
 
 beft,X"7in 75- Uany person who has taken out a license for any cf 
 
 tfon 0/ b"reach ^^^ puiposes mentioned in the next preceding section is convict- 
 of by-law. ed of a breach of the provisions of any by-law of the Town, regu- 
 lating the trade or business carried m by him under such license, 
 or the premises in which the same is earned on or the mode of 
 carrying on such trade or business, or of the breach of any sta- 
 tute or by-law in force in the municipality relating to shop or 
 tavern licenses, his license may in the discretion of the Police 
 Magistrate or other convicting judge or justice be absolutely for- 
 feited. 
 
 No minor un 76. 'i'hat Ii shall be unlawful to allow minors under sixteen 
 
 der 16 years ^ . ujjuv,i o»A.icf:u 
 
 years of age to engage in a game of billiards or bagatelle or loiter 
 
m 
 
 w 
 
 where fruits, 
 rein, atid all 
 ment of the 
 r other man- 
 
 e tables are 
 led and the 
 
 rday nights 
 id from the 
 of the clock 
 
 this by-law 
 , billiard or 
 where fruit, 
 , or a place 
 Hiblic, shall 
 
 who keeps 
 •sort to or 
 uch license 
 :h premises 
 r device for 
 ambling of 
 
 for any cf 
 is convict- 
 own, regu- 
 ch license, 
 e mode of 
 'f any sta- 
 :o shop or 
 ;he Police 
 •lately for- 
 
 ler sixteen 
 e or loiter 
 
 39 
 
 in a room or house where billiard or bagatelle tables are kept un- old to loiter in 
 less such minors are accompanied by their parents, master or room.* 
 guardians or are members of the proprietor's family. 
 
 77. No transient trader or other person who occupies prem- 
 ises within the Town for a temporary period, and whose name 
 has not been duly entered on the assessment roll of the Town in 
 respect of income or personal property for the then current year, 
 and who may offer goods or merchandise of any description for 
 sale by auction conducted by himself or by a licensed auctioneer 
 or otherwise, shall carry on his trade or business or offer goods 
 or merchandise for sale in manner aforesaid without having ob 
 tamed a license so to do, provided always that this section shall 
 not effect, applr to or restrict the sale of the stock of an insolvent 
 estate which is being sold or disposed of within the Town where 
 the insolvent carried on business therewith at the time of the issue 
 of a writ of attachment or the execution of an assignment. This 
 section shall be construed to apply whether the goods and mer- 
 chandise are offered by auction or otherwise. 43 Vic, Chap. 24, 
 Sec. 24. 
 
 Transient 
 traders, etc.. to 
 be licensed. 
 
 Proviso suc- 
 tion not to 
 apply to sales 
 or insolvent 
 stock in cer- 
 tain oases. 
 
 Meaning of 
 section. 
 
 78. Every license to a transient trader or other person men- 
 tioned in the next preceding section shall continue in force for the traSm; ° 
 number of days for which the license fee is paid and no longer, Kcc'for^ 
 and the period for which such license is to continue is to be stated which'iicenne 
 therein. ^^^ *^ p'^''*- 
 
 79. No person shall keep within the Town a victualling victuaiiinj? 
 house ordinary, or house where fruit, oysters, clams or victuals licensed." "" 
 are sold to be e*ten therein, or a place for the reception, refresh- 
 ment or entertainment of the public, without having obtained a appfy lo "S 
 license so to do, provided always that this section shall not apply orVoarding"^ 
 to keepers of licensed taverns or of boarding houses. houses. 
 
 80. No person shall hold or keep any exhibition for hire or BowUngaile s 
 profit or keep a bowling alley or other place of amusement with- *° ^® licensed, 
 in the Town without having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 
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 40 
 
 No person shall give or assist in giving any exhibition 
 
 Person givinf? 8 1 . 
 
 exhibition of ^ " o o -v — ."^.1..^.. 
 
 rtc!!To b'e'il- «^ax«rork, menagerie, circus riding or other such like shows 
 ceQBcd. usually exhibited by showmen, vrithin the Town, without having 
 
 obtained a license so to do. 
 
 Finesonshow- q^ a« c • j /- . - . 
 
 men may be ^2. Any tine imposed for an mfraction of the provision of 
 
 levied on .v^ „„ ,. j- • - , . 
 
 goods used in ^"C next precedmg section of this by-law may be levied by distress 
 theexhibition. ^nd sale of the goods and chattels of such showman, or belonging 
 to or used in such exhibition whether owned by such showman 
 or not, and in default of payment thereof the offender may be im- 
 prisoned in the common gaol of the county of Middlesex for any 
 J^defa^uir"' t^'"'" "ot exceeding one month. Every license to a person mep-.. 
 tioned in section eighty one of this by-law shall contii e in force 
 for one day. 
 
 83. No person shall set up, use or drive within the Town 
 
 Keepers of 
 
 cabs, etc., to , . 
 
 be licensed, any cab, carna •, omnibus or other vehicle used for hire for the 
 conveyance of persons from place to place within the' Fown, with- 
 out having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 Keepers of ^4- No owner of a livery stable or owner of horses for hire 
 
 ioTe^iiSed'. »hall carry on the business of a livery s tble keepei within the 
 Town without having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 Butchers to be 
 licensed. 
 
 85. No person shall sell fresh meat in quantities less than by 
 the quarter carcase within the Town without having obtained a 
 license so to do, and only at the place set forth in such license. 
 
 Keepers of in- 86. No person shall set up or keep an intelligence office 
 
 offlces'to^je )i- within tlie Town for the purpose of registering the names and resi- 
 censed. (jg^^,^ ^f ^,^y giving information to or procuring servants for em- 
 
 ployers in want of domestics or laborers, and for registering the 
 names and residents of any giving information to or jjrocuring em- 
 ployment for domestics, servants and other laborers desiring em- 
 ployment, without having obtained a license so to do. 
 
 87. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office 
 
 Hours during 
 which intelli- 
 
 fre kepropen. ^'^'^'" *^^ ^°^"' ^^^^^ ^^^P '"^ office open for business between 
 he hours of nine o'clock in the morning and six o'clock in the 
 
 evening, Sundays and holidays excepted. 
 
4» 
 
 exhibition 
 ike shows 
 lut having 
 
 ovision of 
 by distress 
 belonging 
 showman 
 lay be im- 
 jx for any 
 son mep",. 
 le in fo;ce 
 
 88. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office Keepers to 
 shall keep a book in which shall be entered at the time of apoli- ^SoroneW 
 cation the name and residence of any person who may apply for ^°*P«°'"^«"'- 
 employment and the name and residence of any person who 
 
 may make application to be supplied with male or female 
 domestic servants or other laborers, and also all sums of money 
 which may be received from any person for any such services, and 
 such book shall at all times be open to the inspection of the In- 
 spector of Licenses oy direction of the mayor, justice or any 
 member of the License Committee. 
 
 89. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office 
 shall be entitled to receive at the time of application, the following 
 fees and no more : 
 
 
 the Town 
 re for the 
 ►wn, with- 
 
 s for hire 
 v'ithin the 
 
 3S than by 
 atained a 
 icense. 
 
 ice office 
 and resi- 
 s for em- 
 sring the 
 Liring em- 
 iriiig em- 
 
 ce office 
 
 between 
 
 k in the 
 
 ]•' om every male applying for place or emplcvment a sum 
 not exceeding ihirLy cents. Fees to be 
 
 taken by keep* 
 era of inlelli- 
 
 I rom every female applying for place or employment a *'""' °'°°"* 
 sum not exceeding twenty cents. 
 
 From every person making application for a male do- 
 mestic servant or other laborer a sum not exceeding thirty cents. 
 
 From every perron making applical ion for a female do- 
 mestic servant or other laborer a «um not exceeding twenty cents. 
 
 For which sa-'d sum?: a rccei,.t shall be given at the time Pcce'pts to be 
 of appbcaPon to <lie pc on so applying, and in the event of no ^■'^•""•"'««»- 
 place or emploviuenc be^ng oblaincd rs applied for or no domes- 
 tic servant or other laborer being oblained ps applied tor 
 within uvo w.eks from ll,e dale of appl-calion, one-half the fees so P«'t.obe re- 
 paid shai) be refunded on the demand of ilie person producing un'cm'""- 
 the receipi. * 
 
 90. No person licenced to keep an intellinence office shall vo ^,,^^,, „ 
 directly or induce Jy demand, lake or leceive any g.caler or other •""«'• '*«»»" 
 fees than ihor.e aulhona^d by ihis by-law. "ai«*en. 
 
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 iff: 
 
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 '"pw 
 
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 License to be 91. Every license issued under the authority of this by-lavr 
 
 fort be year , % 1 , , „, 
 
 cnr ent at or the Dv-laws of the Town, shall, unless it is expressed to be 
 
 time of iaauc, 1 / , ■ , 
 
 aiidendouthe granted for a shorter period or unless the same shall be sooner 
 
 I'ist day of , .. , , , ,.,... 
 
 March after loiieiled,. be lor the year current at the time of the issumg thereof, 
 and shall expire on the first day of April ne.vt succeeding the time 
 of such issue. 
 
 License not to 9'- No license i'-d-- ' ve any force or effect until the h- 
 
 tnK'aWto' ^<^"se fee payable in res; . aieieof shall have been paid to the 
 
 Treasurer. Treasurer, and his receipt therefor endorsed thereon or written 
 therein. 
 
 Town Cleric to 
 issue licenses. 
 
 93. It shall be the duty of the Town Clerk to issue such 
 license and affix the corporate seal thereto. 
 
 94. Every person who is required by the by-laws of the Town 
 Perew licens- ^o take out a license for any purpose shall have and keep affixtd 
 fltfid irfl^con- in a conspicuous place to the premises in which the trade, busi- 
 ness or calling for the carrying of which a license is required to be 
 taken out is carried on. 
 
 fixed in a con 
 
 BDicu 
 
 place 
 
 BDICUOUB 
 Dll 
 
 License to be 95- Every person to whom a license shall be issued under 
 
 w)?^n rljuir- the authority oi the by-laws of the Town, shall produce the same 
 ***• whenever it may be demanded by the license inspector, police 
 
 magistrate or any justice or other person duly authorized. 
 
 Licensein- 
 spector to 
 prosecute. 
 
 96. It shall be the duty of the license inspector to prosecute 
 all offences committed against the license by-laws of the Town 
 and generally to perform such other duties as are assigned to him 
 by this by-law, and as shall be assigned to him by the License 
 Committee. 
 
 License in- 97- The license inspector may at any time enter into anv 
 
 soector may 1 „ 1 ^• j 1 , , , ' 
 
 enter to in- house Or place licensed under the by-laws of the Town, for the 
 
 inferrupted*. ^ purpose of inspecting them or in the discharge of his duty, and no 
 
 person shall interrupt or molest the said inspector. 
 
issue such 
 
 43 
 FEES. 
 
 98. The following shall be the license fees payable under Licen«,fee. 
 the provisions of this by-law :— 
 
 t,-nn A ■ ^°'-^ ''''^"'' '° ^ ^'■''"'''"^ ^'■^^" °'' "^'^^f persons men- Transient 
 
 tioned m section seventy-four, five dollars per day. *™**^'^^ 
 
 For keeping a bowling alley, twenty dollars per annum. Bowim. aiiex. 
 For keeping a bagatelle table, twenty dollars per an- Bagate.i,. 
 
 table for th J I't'u " ''"''"■' ^'"^ °^'^^ ^"^^^ ^ P°°' °^ P^-^^et Biiuard 
 
 IdHt Ik, J'' '^'"''^ ^°""" P^^ ^"""•^. and for every 
 
 addtional table, ten dollars per annum. 
 
 For keeping a pool or pocket billiard table, each twenty 
 
 dollars per annum. '>^ Pool or pocket 
 
 table. 
 
 day. 
 
 For the exhibition of a circus or riding, fifty dollars per circus. 
 For the exhibition of a menagerie, fifty dollars per day. Mena.erie. 
 
 bined, fif^v i:t:s^::^r '' ^""'^"^^^'^' -''- - ''^^^ -- -... 
 
 For the exhibition of waxwork nr r^tu^ li_- • 
 
 centin? rirr»« r.HJ. waxwork or other exhibition ex- Waxworks 
 
 cepting circus riding or menagerie, from two to five dollars ^„ *'«i «'»»«". 
 day m the discretion of the Mayor. ^" 
 
 Z iTexllv "'"^'T^"^ ^^^"' °^ ^-^'^ - -nnec- Refreshment 
 ctny SUCn exhlhifinn funx J„n . =».,«j 
 
 stand. 
 
 tion wah any such exhibition, two dollars per day 
 
 or place m'jiitioned in L:!""""' '"'" -binary, or other house vietuaii.. 
 
 piace mentioned in section seventy-six, ten dollars per annum '"'''''• 
 or two dollars by the day if by the day. 
 
 For keeping an intelligence office, one dollar per annum. inteiu.ence 
 
 ufflce. 
 
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 LiTerystabiei. por keeping a livery stable or horses for hire, ten dollars 
 
 per annum. 
 
 c«b». eto. For keeping a cab, carriage or omnibus for hire, two 
 
 dollars per annum. 
 
 DrajB. etc. For keeping any other vehicle for hire excepting a cab, 
 
 carriage or omnibus, four dollars per annum. 
 
 Fre»hmeat. For selling fresh ment in quantities less than by the 
 
 quarter carcase, eight dollars per annum. 
 
 Fee to Town A fee of fif^y cent? shall be paid by every applicant for 
 
 each license lo the Town C'erk, ono-hJf of which shall be pay- 
 able to the Chief of Police and the oilier to be retained by the 
 Clerk, and such fee shall be over and above the amount of license 
 therein imposed. 
 
 TAVERN AND SHOP LICENSES. 
 
 Shop license 
 limited. 
 
 90. The number of shop licenses that may be granted with, 
 in the Town shall be limited to seven. 
 
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 Tavernlicense 100. The number of tavern licenses that may be granted 
 
 lirnited. 
 
 within the Town shall be limited to eighu 
 
 
 Saloons not 
 allowed. 
 
 101. No person shall within the Town be exempted from the 
 necessity of having all the tavern accommodation required by 
 law. 
 
 Tavern fee. 102. The sum or duty to be paid in respect of every tavern 
 
 license granted within the Town shall be one hundred dollars, 
 which shall include both the municipal and provincial duty. 
 
 Shop (eea. 103. The sum or duty to be paid in respect of every shop 
 
 license granted within the Town shall be two hundred dollars, 
 which shall include both the municipal and provincial duty. 
 
 
 104. That all licensed tavern keepers shall have some one in 
 
ten dollars 
 r hire, two 
 
 ting a cab, 
 lan by the 
 
 •plicant for 
 l11 be pay- 
 :ed by the 
 t of license 
 
 >. 
 
 mted with. 
 
 )e granted 
 
 d from the 
 iquired by 
 
 ery tavern 
 id dollars, 
 duty. 
 
 very shop 
 ed dollars, 
 luty. 
 
 me one in 
 
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 attendance at all times to take charge of the horses of travellers re- Tavom koop- 
 sorting to his house or tavern, and shall be bound to see that due hoeUor"*"'^ 
 care and attention are paid to the feedmg, watering, cleaning and 
 taking care of them. 
 
 105. Every shop-keeper gr.-.nted a license within the Town, Licensod shop 
 shall confine the business of his shop solel - and exclusively to the noffi*b°ur 
 keeping and selling of liquor. "'^"°'" "»eroin. 
 
 106. In all places within the Town where intoxicating liquors Hours for 
 are or may be sold by wholesale or retail, no sale or other dis- |''«8hopJ and 
 posal of the said liquor shall take place therein or on the prem- """""'' 
 
 ises thereof, or out of or from the same, to any person or persons 
 whomsoever, from or after the hour of seven o'clock on Saturday 
 night till six of the clock on Monday morning thereafter.and during 
 all other days the bar-room or shop in the places aforesaid shall 
 be closed from or after the hour of eleven o'clock at night till six 
 of the clock on the morning thereafter. 
 
 DOGS. 
 
 107. Every person who is within the Town the owner, pos- Tax on owners 
 sessor or harborer of a dog shall pay a yearly tax of two dollars *°-°''»"««- 
 tor every such dog. 
 
 Town^^^h n ''' f ''''°' '" "'"'"'"^ '^' """""' assessment of the ABseasor to 
 iown, shall make a return on the assessment roll of the names of oTas/cSnt 
 the owners possessors or harborers of all dogs; and it shall be^°.!^°if=" 
 the duty of all persons liable to the tax imposed by the next pre- 
 ceding section of this by-law upon request to give to the Assessor ?oWib?c"t;, 
 the information necessary to enable him to make such returns. "oK^"^^ 
 
 109. The Clerk shall enter the names of all persons liable to r. v t 
 the said tax and the amount of such tax upon the Collector's roll ^^onZnTa 
 and the said tax shall be collected by the Collector in like man- coiKt.'"' 
 ner as other rates and taxes are collected, unless the same shall 
 have been already paid to the Inspector of Licenses Under the 
 provisions of this by-law. 
 
 
 
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 Owners of 
 doga to roKJa- 
 tor them with 
 license Inspec- 
 tor before hrst 
 January in 
 each year. 
 
 And tocauso 
 doKs to wear a 
 rnjiar inscrib- 
 ed with name 
 of owner and 
 molulchcclt 
 with letters 
 'I'.P. and num- 
 ber and year 
 thereon. 
 
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 1 10. Every person who is within the Town the owner, pos- 
 sessr- .r harborer of a dog shall before the thirty-first dny ot 
 January in each year hereafter procure such dog to be numbered, 
 described and registered for the year commencing on the first day 
 of February thereafter in the office of the Town Clerk, and shall 
 cause such dog to wear around its neck a collar of metal or of 
 leather with metal plate, on which metal collar or plate shall be 
 inscribed the name of such person, and to which collar shall be 
 attached a metal check on which shall be inscribed the letters T. 
 P. (tax paid), and figures indicating the year for which such ta 
 has been paid, and a number corresponding with the number un- 
 der which such dog is for the time being registered in the books 
 of the Town Clerk. 
 
 Every such person shall on payment of the tax imposed 
 
 Metal chock to 1 1 1 , 
 
 be furnished , . - - » 
 
 free of charge ijy section One hundred and four and registerinK his doir as mo- 
 on payment -Jj- ■ fal*C.JIV/ 
 
 of tax. vided m section one hundred and ten, be furnished, free of 
 
 charge, with the metal check mentioned in the next preceeding 
 section. 
 
 112. The Town Clerk shall not register any such dog unless 
 1^10 ^rlftdster ^h'-" P^''son applying to have the same registered shall have paid 
 is'paw.'"*^ ''''' ^'^^ ^^^ imposed by section one hundred and seven, and shall pro- 
 duce the receipt of the Treasurer therefor, or sliall pay the said 
 tax to such Town Clerk. 
 
 113. It shall be the duty of the Town Clerk to keep a book 
 in which shall be recorded the name of the owner of every dog 
 registered under the provisions of t'-is by-law, the date of such 
 registration, the description of the dog, the registration, number 
 and the amount of the tax paid, and it shall also be the duty of 
 the Town Clerk t© make a monthly return to the Town Treasurer 
 of the moneys collected by hira, and to furnish therewith a state- 
 ment showing the persons by whom such moneys shall have been 
 paid. 
 
 Town Clerk to 
 keep book itnd 
 make record 
 therein of do^s 
 registered and 
 other particu- 
 lars, and to 
 make monthly 
 returns and 
 statements to 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Duties of 114 The Town Clerk shall perform the duties imposed upon 
 
 'I'own VAcrk i-i_i •• ,-1-,, ,. 
 
 as to doga. him by the provisions of this by-law relating to dogs under the 
 supervision and direction of the License Committee. 
 
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 isthVL.f'° person shall su/rer or permit uny dog of which he vicou. ..„«« 
 .s the owner possessor or harborer to run at large within the ik'^W" '"" "' 
 I own. ,f such dog ,s of a vicious or ferocious disposition or ac- 
 
 rTl T 'T^ "' °' ^''' '"'"^'■"''' "^ ''' •'^"^'^ ^"« h'^« previous- 
 ly attacked or buten any person travelling in or along the public 
 
 Sir CCtSf 
 
 1 1 6. No peison shall after the first day of Felmnrv next 
 suffer or permit any do" of which h. i ■ h February next ^ftor .at Feb. 
 
 1 , ^ " "' 'V'ncn Me IS the owner, possessor or "^"^^ '"^ '" 
 
 arborer to run at large w.thin the Town unless such dog shall wi'v'.'t^Xr 
 
 section one hundred and ton inscribed as therein provided. 
 
 is theowne'!'", ''""" "''"'\'"'''' "'' "^■^'"'' ^"^ ^"« "^ -'"'^'^ he no««„otto 
 dur r ; """T" " ""'""'^ '" '•"" ^^ '-«e -■'•- the Town ^;'.;'n?/ T.i?::,. 
 '3u^ f" r ''^" ''^ ""^^^"^^^ '"-^ proclamation }:1SI;K% 
 Z^fsZfjyZ^^^^^^^^ -^'- --hdog shall f~-f 
 
 so as to effectually prevent him from biting or snapping. 
 
 xi8. The Mayor may u any Lime when he- is authorized so .. 
 odo by arcsohu.on of the Council issue his procla of de ?'-^ 
 larn.g thot no dog shall be permitted to run at larg. Zl t -"--"- 
 town durmg such ooriod ^« cNnU k« i . • , ^"^ ni-o.^iimmtion 
 
 p ui.,1 period as shall be determmed bv the Council '" ''"'••"'• >■'"'■ 
 
 nd „a,ned ,„ such „..„,:|a„,aU„„, ,„„os, s„c,„ dog sluU be Z "'"-"'."S 
 •d ,„ manner prescribed in secUon one hnndred and J'^^ """• 
 
 anu posters before the same goes into effect. 
 
 .ha;;2rp„X't ic'p^^ci^;';''" '■"-v""""-" ^^ „„„. „,„, 
 
 nnv «,.,-.; i r ^^°'^' •^^'"^e Magistrate or Ch ef of Police ?' ''"'»« <^«n- 
 
 may seize any doii found ninnlno- n^ i i , ^""^^ tmry tohy- 
 
 ,>r.n,- . , running at large elsewhere than on the '"^^ ""^y b« 
 
 premises ot the owner, possessor nr l,.ri .u . °" ^"^ soi^^.i^^^; 
 
 ti-,„ ,. •• . ' P*-^^°'^ o*^ "arborer thereof contrarv tn po'i'i'id and 
 
 o„rir°"' ','" '"■""'• """ " »"■■" "= 'ho i«y o r;s^i e - 't"" "^s; 
 
 con.t,.le» ,0 ,o do, and every such police, constabx or m er "'"'"'• 
 person s ai, forthwi.h af.er making such seizure de, ve s h do 
 .ooneof ,l,e Pound Keepers „f , he -IVnvn, .,d i, ,hal b ,1° 
 dn.y„f ,he Pound Keeper ,„ whom ,h„ same snal b lli . 
 ■'■ -l-o....d such dog and .„ snpp.y „ .,Z:;Z^ ^. 
 
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 ed, and in case it shall not be reclaimed as hereinafter provided 
 within forty-eight hours after it shall have been delivered to the 
 Pound Keeper it shall be the duty of the Pound Keeper to kill 
 such dog. 
 
 Owner. &o.. "O- 'I'he owner, possessor or harborer of any dog impound- 
 
 (U)7 [mpSimd. ^^ ""<ier the next preceding section may reclaim his dog on appli- 
 ofWr'""'ca'i»n to the Found Keeper on proof of his ownership and on 
 Droof of payment of the sum of one dollar, one-half of which shall be re- 
 
 tained by the Pound Keeper and the other half be paid to the 
 person by whom such dog shall have been impounded. 
 
 proof of 
 ownership 
 
 Police niafrla- 
 trate.&c. may 
 order dou in 
 respect 01 
 whlcli ooni- 
 plaint is nmdo 
 under soction 
 115, 116, or 117 
 to bo destroy- 
 ed. 
 
 Penalty for re- 
 fiiBal to obey 
 order. 
 
 121. The Police Magistrate or other presiding magistrate at 
 the Police Court of the Town, upon the trial of any complaint for 
 an infraction of the provisions of sections one hundred and fifteen, 
 one hundred and sixteen or one hundred and seventeen of this by- 
 law, may, in addition to the imposition of a fine and costs, order 
 that the dog in respect of which the complaint is made shall be 
 killed, and if the person in whose possession or custody such dog 
 shall be, shall neglect or refuse to deliver up to any constable or 
 peace officer within the Town for the purpose of his being killed 
 upon request for that purpose being made, or shall in any way 
 hinder or prevent such dog from being taken and killed, he shall 
 be liable to the penalties imposed for an infraction of the provi- 
 sions of this by-law. 
 
 Any person who may have lost his metal check T. P. 
 
 f f metal check 122 
 
 lost a dupli- ' - • . M. . 
 
 obtainod^'from *' d^^^'bed in section one hundred and ten, may obtain a du- 
 Town Clerk, plicate from the Town Clerk on payment of the sum of twenty- 
 five cents. 
 
 
 
 
 Powers con- 
 ferred apon 
 Heard of 
 Health. 
 
 PUBLIC HEALTH. 
 
 123. All the powers conferred upon or vested in the mem- 
 bers of the Municipal Council of the Town of Strathroy by " The 
 Act respecting the Public Health" or by any act passed after 
 "The Municipal Act" took effect, or which may hereafter be 
 passed for the like purpose, are hereby delegated to the members 
 of the said Council who shall from time to time be the members 
 
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 of ihe standing rommittee of the said Co 
 of Health. 
 
 imcil called the Board 
 
 '4. I here shall be appointed by the Council an officer to 
 be called the Health Inspector, who shall hold office duringtl e ^'^^'■ 
 
 sure of the Council and until his successor is appoin ed a d ""'""'• 
 such appouument shall not be limited to one office ff it be deem 
 d n.:essary .„ th. interest of the Public Health to in rease Te 
 numher of such mspectors. 
 
 Mayo, o. Town vL:t ^^^^^'^l tf."""" '"'"" "' 
 
 , .„ '' ''"'^''y dfilirc Om I will to the besi nf 
 
 my sk,ll and judgment duly .„d ,.,„f„,„ „„fo,„, ,„ ^ ^ ;"' 
 
 np,.crta,„,nj, to my office of Health Inspector a,, declared it h 
 
 yiaws „f the Town of S.rathroy.and that I „m „o, directly or in. 
 
 d.recty (or myself or others intrust for me or on n,v own I 
 
 count have any mteres, or concern in any purchase, con°racl or 
 
 agreement ,o l,e nrade in pursuance of such hylaws. 
 
 spec'tlr'. ''"' '""'"""' "'"" '"•■ "' """■» Of ■"« Health In-Du„..„, 
 
 ' Health In- 
 
 spoetor. 
 
 th. ^'h'k ^T'""^ '' ""' '^"''^'^ °'"^'-' ^ P°^^'"" of each dav as . 
 
 the sa.d board may direct. ^'^-^ '' M^o^^Hoo. 
 
 whici sLin: t:^.~;L:Lu^ z::f:^] .^v ^°- ^" -e... 
 
 with tliP na,,,». „f n 'uiuirt oructed m his department cord ofpro- 
 
 *e:iroTp:::dTrhT„ztrv:d r:,:-^^^ -^ " '"■ 
 
 .hereof ,„ the said hoard whenever direct^tt^r^rVr:; 
 
 (.?■) T. keep a vigilant. superWsion ov^er all the hnes hv 
 wavs and vacant lots or premises within ,i,» ^r ' ^' 'T" H^cp 8„p- 
 
 1 • I'lLuiihcs witniii tlie Town, u Don whirii '^i ''^'on «f 
 
 any accumulation of dung, manure n(T,i fii.i I '" ^^"'^" '«"««. &c. 
 .vater or other offensive mSter m^hj^.d ' d^re'lC 
 when renutred by any person or otherwise, to examine the stme^ 
 
 
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 To notify per- and notify the person who owns or (jcciiiMes such premises to re- 
 sons to remove ' 
 accumulation move the same and if necessary to require the premises to be 
 
 of dung, &c. .... * *^ 
 
 cleansed and disinfected. 
 
 To report (4-) To make a report of such examination and if such ac- 
 
 norremoved* cumulation be nut removed within twenty-four hours after notice 
 maUon"'""^' thereof as aforesaid to lodge information before the proper of- 
 ficer to the end, that proceedin;,fs may be immediately taken 
 against the person offending in accordance with the provisions of 
 this by- law, and it shall be at his discretion to cause such ac- 
 cumulation to be removed. 
 
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 To visit but- (5.) To visit the i)remises of all butchers at least oice or 
 
 chers prcni- ... 
 
 ises. twice duruig the months ol May, June, July, August, September 
 
 and October, and once a montli during the remainder oftlieyear, 
 and to report to the said board the result of such visits immedi- 
 ately thereafter. 
 
 To provide for (6.) To make all necessary arrangements for removinjr all 
 
 TOyhig'infnmi decaying animal or vegetable matter from the streets. 
 
 or veKetal)le 
 matter, &c. 
 
 Toseetliatby- (7-) To see that the provisions of the by-laws of the 'lown 
 
 Ini'bfiJilealih relating to the public health are enforced, and generally to obey 
 are obscrveiJ. ^^j carry out the instructions and ilirections of the said board in 
 matter relating to the public health. 
 
 Appointment 127. Tn addition to the appointment of Health Inspector the 
 
 healili'^'officer. Council may, when it is deemed indispensable for the preserva- 
 tion of the public health and the more promptly and effectually 
 carrying into effect the sanitary provisions of this or any other 
 by-law of the (Council, tppoint one or more members of the medi- 
 cal profession to be Medical Health Officer or .)tficers of the 
 Town, to hold office during the pleasure ot the Council, and 
 whose duties and remuneration shall be specially defined from 
 time to time by resolution of th„' Council. 
 
 Board to ex- 128. The said board shall examine into all nuisances, sources 
 
 on!ith,^&cr^^ of filth and causes of sickness within the Town that may in iis 
 
 opinion be injurious to the iiealth of the inhabitants and shall de- 
 
5' 
 
 uses to re- 
 nises to be 
 
 f such ac- 
 'cer notice 
 proper of- 
 tely taken 
 )visions of 
 e such ac- 
 
 >t oice or 
 Sepicaiber 
 jf tlieyear, 
 ts immedi- 
 
 iMovinij; all 
 
 the 'Jowii 
 y to obey 
 d iioaid in 
 
 spectorthe 
 ■ ])reserva- 
 tffectually 
 any otiier 
 I" the niedi- 
 :ers of the 
 uncil, and 
 fined from 
 
 :es, sources 
 may in iis 
 d shall de- 
 
 shall lurther enquire rcq*cl,„g ,rticles that are capable of con- SJ'&T"' 
 ,n,„ ,1 e low,, 1,, or through a„y vehicle or b, any mea„, iat- 
 
 ■es 
 
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 rei.o^al of any nuisanc. or uifected articles within the Town ""'^^"-•&«- 
 vvhat they consider it safe and proper for the public safety so to 
 
 do 
 
 or an of i P "; ] "'''"' '""^"^"^ '" ^'^ ^'^ Board 
 
 or an> o , s officers for the preservation of the public health or SSu^' 
 
 for the abatement of any nuisance or upon the receipt by the said 
 Board of a noUce s.gned by two or more inhabitants of the Town 
 statu^gthe conditions ofany lot, house, building or place within the 
 own to be so filthy as to be a nuisance or injurious to health or 
 t .t a pubhc nu.sance exists in or upon such lot,house. buildin. or 
 Phce. or tha.. ,n or upon any such lot, house, building or pLe 
 any accumul ,t,on of du.g, manure, offal, filth, refuse stagnant 
 water or other offensive matter or thing is kept or pe;ni eTt" 
 remam so as to be a nuisance or n.jurious as afores id, the s. d 
 Loard or any of Us officers may enter such lot, house, b ild ng or 
 place for the purpose of examining the same, and if „ece far 
 may order the removal of any such matter ci thine, n ,"'7 ^^^^ ^lerrc 
 And ifnw n«r=-.,, I , ' '"'^"^'^^^ tlnng as atoresaid. ">"™iof nui- 
 
 Vnd.fany person havmg the care or control of such lot house ""'''''• 
 ..Id.ng or place after having had twentyfour hours notice fom 
 he sa,d Hoard or any of its officers, to ren.o^e or abate stu-h mat 
 ter or tlnng as atoresa,d. shall neglect or refuse to remove "; ab"; 
 the same,he shall b. suoject to ,he penalties of this bv-lav and the 
 s ud Board may remove or c lus,^ tn h ■ . i 
 
 thing and ibat ■ or , ""'^"^ '"'''' '^''^^'^'- orin ca«e of fail- 
 
 tnmj,, and abate or cans J to be abated such nuisanrn th. . "re to remove 
 and expenies whereof shnll lu> n.; 1 . , ""'sance, the costs afrer „„,ic.. at 
 
 1 I--, wn.itot snail l)e paid by the person in defTi.lt in ^^'"-'"se.of 
 addn.on to the penalties imposed by this by-lLv. ^-'^ '" '''- 
 
 13X. Ihe notice mentioned in the next preceding section of 
 ^.sj3y,aw,n,ay ^ served on the occupa,' or pe'o .^^^"^rVr 
 
 cha.ge or control of such lot, house, bu.lduig or place, and if I^ich ^-.^" ""' 
 
 
 
 
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 lot, house, building or place is vacant, the same may be served 
 on the owner thereof or his agent if known and resident in the 
 Town, and if not known or not residing in the Town, may be atifix- 
 ed to such lot, h»use, building or place. 
 
 Duty of board ^32- Whenever any boarding house-keeper or householder 
 k"cp"rTetc.. ^•'^''i" the Town shall know that any person within his house has 
 'icmic^ *""' ^^^^ small-pox or any other disease dangerous to the public health, 
 
 he shall immediately give rotice to the said board or any of its 
 
 officers. 
 
 i)uty of physi- ^33- Whenever any physician within the Town shall know 
 
 Smic.'"*'' ^^^^ ^^y P^^rson whom ^e is called upon to visit within the Town 
 
 is infected with the small-pox or any other disease dangerous to 
 
 the public health, such physician shall immediately give notice 
 
 thereof to the said board or any of its officers. 
 
 tiiliir 
 
 During epi- 134- The said board or any of its officers may isolate any 
 
 (luiiiio persons 1 • ^i ,, 
 
 may be isoiat- person Having the small-pox or other disease dangerous to the 
 
 P^iblic health within the Town, and may cause to be posted upon 
 
 Notice maybe ^^ "^^'' ^^^'^ ^^'^^ of any house or dwelling in which such person is, 
 
 house'.'"" a notice stating that such disease is within the said house or 
 
 dwelling. 
 
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 Slaughter ' ^^' '^''^^ ^^^'^ ^°^^^ "'■ ^"y °^ '^^ officers may order and 
 
 rXovV".''^' ^"^ ^''^^'^^ ^^^ P'-''"^^" '" possession of any slaughter house or place 
 in which cattle, sheep or swine are or have bet-n slaughtered 
 within the Town, to remove the same out of the Town limits or 
 to discontinue slaughtering in such slaughter hou^e or other 
 place on the premises thereof within the Town, and to thorough- 
 ly cleanse the same. If such person after having had twenty-four 
 hours notieo from the said board or any of its officers shall ne- 
 glect or refuse to obey the said order he shall be subject to the 
 penalties of this by-law. 
 
 Swine may be ^36- That it shall be lawful for the said board or any of its 
 
 of'the'town"* officers to order or direct any person having in his possession or 
 
 limits. upon his premises any swine within the Town to remove such 
 
 swine without the limits of the Town, and to cause the pens, 
 
 styes, yard or place within which they are or were kept to be 
 
S3 
 
 ' be served 
 dent in the 
 ay be affix- 
 
 lOLiseholder 
 > house has 
 iblic health, 
 • any of its 
 
 shall know 
 I the Town 
 ngeroiis to 
 ^ive notice 
 
 isolate any 
 ous to the 
 osted upon 
 h person is, 
 d house or 
 
 order and 
 ;e or place 
 ;laughtered 
 n limits or 
 e or other 
 
 thorough- 
 :wenty-four 
 s shall ne- 
 iecc to the 
 
 any of its 
 .session or 
 nove such 
 ; the pens, 
 kept to be 
 
 thoroughly cleansed within such time as the said board may di- 
 rect by such notice. 
 
 137- 
 
 the Town \^ P'-oP"etor or occupant of any premises within p^vies to be 
 the Town shall cause the privies on their respective premises to \fXP^^ 
 be built above vaults at least four feet in aepth and proper 
 ly constrticted and covered, and that the proprietors or occupants 
 of any and all premises within the Town shall deposit and throw 
 
 b"eLln'V".^ ^T "'"•^^ "' ^'''' ""^^ •" '''''^ fortnight ^ifercLr.^ 
 
 tlLst ''\'T T °'^P"' ''"' ^^'°^^^ ^" ^-h year^htr'ibere- 
 at least a peck of unslacked lime or its equivalent in any dL- '"" 
 fecting chemical. 
 
 i3«- That the owner or occupant of any premises within „ • 
 e Town shall cause the privy vaults upon his'premisest b gg^d 
 cleansed and the filth therein removed to such place as the said ^o# beToVe 
 board may direct, at least once in each year not later than the -KeVr" 
 first day of May. 
 
 139- That persons having upon their premises any private 
 dram or sink shall cause the same to be cleanly kept, and shall 
 pour down such private drain or sink at least once in each week 
 a small quantity of any deoderizing chemical solution. 
 
 140. That no person shall throw or cause to be thrown upon 
 any stieet, alley or highway within the Town anv water whatever 
 except the same be thrown within the box drain. 
 
 141. That no owner or the agent of any owner or person in 
 possession of any house within the Town, shall permit the same to 
 be occupied by a greater number of persons than in the opinion of 
 the said board should be permitted. 
 
 142. Any person selling within the Town or exporting there 
 rom blown, tamted or damaged fish or flesh meat, unless with 
 the intent that the same shall be used for some other purpose 
 than as food, shall be subject to the penalties of this by-law and 
 upon trial or enquiry of such case the burden of proof shall be 
 upon the person accused to show for what purpose such fish or 
 
 
 
 "'Pi 
 
 Private drains 
 or sinks to be 
 cleanly kept, 
 and chemical 
 solution to he 
 poured down 
 once a week. 
 
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 Water not to 
 be thrown on 
 the streets. 
 
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 f: J ; 
 
 Houses not to 
 be occupied 
 by a sfreater 
 number of 
 lersons than 
 3oard will 
 permit. 
 
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 :f 
 
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 Selling or ex- ' 
 porting taint- 
 ed or damaged 
 flah, meat, 
 etc., prohibi- 
 ted. 
 
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 Penalty. 
 
 flesh meat was so exported or sold and the convicting ju>,tice may 
 order the same to be destroyed 
 
 143. No person shall bring into the Town any decayed fruit, 
 
 Decaj-ed fruit, 
 
 &c., tainted _ 
 
 etc!', norbe potatoes or Other vegetable product or any tainted or damaged 
 the"wn°'° ^^s'""' "leat or fish, without a permit therefor from the said Board 
 without a per- or the said Health Inspector, or in any other than such a manner 
 as he or the Boord shall direct. 
 
 
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 Offensive 
 privy vaults, 
 drains, etc., 
 to bo cleansed, 
 altered and 
 repaired as 
 the Hoard may 
 direct. 
 
 In default the 
 Board may do 
 so at the own- 
 er's expense. 
 
 144- Whenever any privy vault or drain shall become offen- 
 sive or obstructed, the same shall be cleansed and made free, and 
 the owner, agent, occupant, or other person having charge of the 
 land in which such privy vault or drain may be . situated, the 
 state or condition of which shall be in violation of the provisions 
 of this by-law shall remove, cleanse, alter, amend or repair the 
 same within a reasonable time after notice in writing to that effect 
 given by the said Board or any of its officers as the said Board 
 shall appoint, and in case of neglect or refusal the said Board may 
 cause the same to be removed, altered, amended or repaired as 
 they may deem expedient at the expense of such owner, occu- 
 pant or other person. 
 
 145. No pc-son shall remove or cause to be removed, or 
 aid or assist in removing, or transport or cause to be transported, 
 or aid or assist in transporting in, through or along any strse., 
 highway or public place within the Town, night soil or other con- 
 tents of any privy vault, sink or cesspit, except substance not 
 soluble in water, unless the s^mc be removed and transported by 
 means of air tight apparatus or in such manner as shall prevent 
 such night soil or other contents from being agitated or exposed 
 in the open air during such removal or transportation. 
 
 buryTug nlsht '46. No person shall deposit night soil upon any of the 
 «oil. t c. streets or upon any lot within het Town, or uury within the Town 
 
 night soil removed from any privy vault or other receptacle with- 
 out the permission of the said Board. 
 
 Removal of 
 night soil, 
 etc. 
 
 147. No person shall throw any night soil, din, filth, carca- 
 
 Throwinjc 
 
 dirt, etc., on ... ,, • , ^ - - ■ . , 
 
 streets or into ses 01 animals, or rubbish of any street, lane or hi<"hwav within 
 
 iheriverSy- , t, • , • b"""/ "ili.hi 
 
 denham., he lown or into the river Sydenham, or any other public water 
 
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 where i, ™„, „i,,i„ „^ ^^^^^.^^ ^^ ^^^ 
 
 have.' 2 7,", "" ^= ^'°'=-'^ "^ *= P--n "ho sha, 
 effect „,v!„ ■ '"""'.v-four hours afler personal notice to that ""»■ 
 
 whi h s '° „ ", ' "r '"" "''"" '"'p-'-' '■" Orf-K o 
 
 Heahh ""'^ '"' """'" ""*' *= direcuon of the said 
 
 hr^rr^rrii'd'^ar"^^'"™'^-' '-- -" 
 Boa:::an:or?:::ar:r:::r;t^^n:^;orr"r''p=^^^^ 
 
 assist in tnnQnr^.H^ • transported or earned, or through town. 
 
 any dead person which have been iWr^d Ld f." "TT °' 
 -ed .or the purpose of removal rrrt^^e oHntr^ "" 
 
 cor::^^^^:;!';^^,;:^'^-^^ -d servants or the .„ „._ 
 to the Health InspectL'aTd anv of ^^ "^"''"' " '"'^ ^^^^^ "-''^^-'^^ 
 in the discharge of Z dmies ' °^"" °' '" "'^ ^°^^^ """' "" 
 
 STREETS AND SIDEWALKS. 
 
 FOOT PASSENGERS. 
 
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 the provisions thereof. ^ ''" infraction of 
 
 151. 'riu-ee or more persons shall not stand in a ^rouo or 
 near to each other on any street or sidewalk within tlVr 
 such a manner as to obstruct a free pass.^fo fn . "" '" 
 
 after a request to move on n.ade bvZZuil T P^^^^^^^^^^' 
 or other peace officer or person dul^^a: tl by U^' uT'' 
 any councillor. ^ ^'^^ ^^y^^ or 
 
 Persons to 
 Dass each 
 other on the 
 light side. 
 
 Penalty in de- 
 fault. 
 
 Three or more 
 persons not to 
 stand in 
 groups on the 
 sidewalks or 
 streets. 
 
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 street preach- 152. Nothing in the preceding section contained shall be 
 uniess'du- ^ construed as prohibiting the congregation of individlIal^ .0 attend 
 or er y. ^^ listen to Street preaching so long as the proceedings thereat 
 
 shall continue peaceable and orderly, and su fficient space be left 
 both on the sidewalks and the central roadway to allow of the 
 ordinary traffic of the street and sidewalks upon which such 
 Proviso side- Street preaching takes place ; provided always, that should the 
 mfuo°be'oif-^' sidewalk or roadway during such street preaching be or become 
 at any time so obstructing, the same shall upon rerjuest as afore- 
 said, forthwith remove from such position and in the event of 
 their refusing so to do shall be liable to the penalities of this by- 
 law. 
 
 structed. 
 
 
 • races ^53" ^° person shall run or race on the streets or sidewalks 
 etc., on side- or crowd or jostle other foot passengers so as to create discom- 
 
 walks or . ■" . 
 
 streets pro- fort, disturbance or confusion, 
 hibited. ' 
 
 HORSES AND VEHICLES. 
 
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 Persons driv- 
 ing waggons, 
 etc.. to iiave 
 strong reins. 
 
 Immoderate 
 driving. 
 
 Drivers, etc,, 
 in cliarge of 
 vehicles con- 
 veying goods 
 through the 
 streets to re- 
 main on vehi- 
 cles or walk 
 beside horses, 
 Passing each 
 other. 
 
 154. No person shall drive any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, 
 sleigh, or other vehicle, or sit upon any horse or other beast har- 
 nessed thereto in order to ride or drive the same, nor shall any 
 person ride or lead any horse, mare or gelding, unless he shall 
 have strong reins or lines fastened to the bridles of the l>easts and 
 held in his hands sufficient to guide them and to restrain them 
 from running, galloping, or going immoderately through any of 
 the streets of the Town. 
 
 155. It shall be the duty of every driver or other person in 
 charge of any vehicle conveying goods, wares, or merchandise 
 through the streets of the Town to remain upon such vehicle 
 while the same is in motion, or to walk i)eside the horse or horse^ 
 drawing the same ; and every such person shall observe and com- 
 
 • ply with the provisions of the statutes relative to the meeting or 
 overtaking of vehicles upon the public highway. 
 
 156. No person driving any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, 
 Immoderate gigigh. Or Other vehicle, or riding upon any horse, mare or geld- 
 gaiioping pro- • j^j^jj cause Or permit, or suffer the beast or beasts he shall 
 
 hioitea on t> '■ 
 
 public streets. j.j(jg ^j. drive to go on a gallop or other immoderate rate, and 
 
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 shall be 
 
 .o attend 
 
 s tliereat 
 
 ce be left 
 
 >w of the 
 
 lich mch 
 
 ould the 
 
 become 
 
 as afore- 
 
 event of 
 
 f this by- 
 
 5idewalks 
 : discom- 
 
 gon, sled, 
 beast har- 
 shall any 
 ;s he shall 
 xiasts and 
 •ain them 
 gh any of 
 
 person m 
 irchandise 
 ;h vehicle 
 : or horse* 
 ; andcom- 
 neeting or 
 
 gon, sled, 
 
 re or geld- 
 
 i he shall 
 
 rate, and 
 
 every person so driving or riding along any public street or „ 
 thoroughfare in the town shall slacken his sueed in approaching S'ru'n^t 
 any crossing for foot passenger., upon which any person may be J^KtS^ 
 crossmg such public street or thoroughfare ; and no person shall "id!"'^' '''"'^ 
 suffer or permit any horse, mare or gelding, to run at large or to 
 stand m any street of the said Town without being sufficiently se- 
 cured to prevent its running away. 
 
 I.S7. • It shall and may be lawful for any person or persons to . 
 stop any horse, mare or gelding found running at large or going r'''^^ 
 at a gallop or other immoderate rate, until the owner or owners .--l^^^^t- 
 can be found and proceeded with according to law. i'tTn°fnfCo"^ 
 
 158- No person shall break in or train any horse, mare or 
 gedmg, or shall exhibitor let to mare, any stud horse in any 
 public place or in any of the streets or parks within the Town. 
 
 159- No person shall ride, drive, lead or back any horse 
 carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, over or 
 along any paved or planked sidewalk within the Town unless it 
 be V crossing such paved or planked "ir^^walk to go into anv 
 yard or lot. -^ 
 
 at an immoc 
 erate rate. 
 
 Training 
 horses or ex- 
 hibitinj? stud 
 horses on the 
 streets prohib- 
 ited. 
 
 Vehicles not 
 to drive on 
 sidewalks un- 
 less for the 
 purpose of go- 
 ing into a yard 
 or lot. 
 
 160. Every owner or occupier of any house, building or lot 
 
 leigh, or other vehicle across any paved or planked sidewalk for ^o^^'Z^^sT 
 the purpose of going in at any gate, or to any lot, or to the rear f??dV'""'' 
 of any premises, shall construct across the drain, gutter, or water 
 course opposite the gateway or premises a good and sufficient 
 bridge of planks, so constructed as not to obstruct the said drain- 
 gutter, or water course, and shall also place a piece of timbe^ „ . . 
 along so much of the edge of the said pavement or planking on "-''-"'^'i- 
 the side next the gateway or premises as is necessary for any ve- • 
 hic.e to pass over without injuring the said pavement or planking. 
 
 161. No person shall permit his horse, carriage, cart wa- „ 
 gon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, to stand upon any street' with" «'™"°""- 
 in the town longer than is absolutely necessary, for the owner" 'hanls'^roi: 
 driver, or person using the same to transact his business with the' '^If' ''':"''■ 
 
 not to 
 
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 person opposite whose house the same shall stand ; and no per- 
 son shall tie his horse to any post, hook or ring, or in any way 
 across any pavement, sidewalk or crossing, so as to ol)struct the 
 ordinary traffic of the street, or leave any carriage, cart, waggon, 
 sled, sleigh, or other vehicle, standing opposite any other person's 
 door than such as the owner, rider, driver, or occui^nt may have 
 business with ; and no person shall in any wise obstruct the free 
 
 Horses not to use of the Streets or sidewalks of the said Town on the crossings 
 be tiol to any ., i v ^ ,. i ^ ■ , • 
 
 post, etc.. or across the public streets by stopping any horse, cart, carnage, 
 
 obstruct cross- i , , • i , , • ■ 
 
 inKsor the waggon, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle across the same, or by any 
 streets. , 
 
 other means. 
 
 Vehicles with- 1^2. No person shall place any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, 
 t°o be pilc'^etr' Sleigh, or other vehicle, without horses, upon any street within 
 on the streets. ^\^^ Town, provided always that nothing in this clause contained 
 
 shall prevent licensed hotel keepers from ])lacing not more than 
 ^°^ ^°' two rows of vehicles without iiorses lengthwise on either of any 
 
 of the streets other than Front and Frank streets when absolutely 
 
 necessary and not otherwise. 
 
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 Duty of chief 163. It siiall be the duty of the chief of police of the 'town 
 
 of police, etc. /.,,,• ,- r ,ii-.i 1 
 
 for the time being or ol any constable in the regular employ of 
 the said Town to remove fr<<m off the streets of the Town any 
 horse or horses, carts cr waggons, or other vehicles allowed to 
 stand upon any street in the I'own longer than is absolutely nec- 
 essary ror the owner, driver, or person in charge or using the 
 same to transact his business with the person opposite whose 
 ve^dcics'^not house. Store or place of business the said horse, horses, vehicle, 
 cr thau'^two"^'»oi' vehicles shall stand, and in no case shall a horse or horses, 
 hours. team or waggon or other vehicle be allowed to stand tied in any 
 
 such streets for a longer period than two hours. 
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 DIRT OR 3N0W. 
 
 Removal of 164. livery occupant, and in case there is no occupant, the 
 
 Inow and ice owner of every house, shop, building, lot or parcel of land, and 
 
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 .ea of block every person having charge or care of any church, chapel or 
 other public building fronting or abutting on Frank and Front 
 streets within tiie area of tiie block pavement shall water and 
 
 vement. 
 
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 cleanly sweep and keep free fro.n obstruction by dirt,dust,snow.ice, 
 
 or other encumbrances the pavoment or sidewalk in front and about 
 
 his premises as aforesaid before eight o'.:lock in the morning of each 
 
 day from the first day or May till the first day of October in each 11'"^'? '° 
 
 year, and 5,hall sweep the same before nine o'clock every morn- ""'"'"" 
 
 nig during the rest of the year (Sundays excepted). 
 
 Snow, etc., to 
 1)0 reinovufl 
 witiiiii four 
 hours 
 
 ItflLT flUlillK 
 
 from Miilcwulk 
 and roofs of 
 buildiu^M. 
 
 165. Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant the 
 owner of every house, shop, building, lot, or parcel of land, With- 
 in the Town, and every person Having charge or care of ary 
 church, chapel, or other public building fronting or abultmg on 
 the block paved portion of I-Yank and Front streets shall within 
 the first four hours after every fall of snow, or fall of hail or rain 
 which shall freeze on the sidewalks, or after a fall of snow from' 
 off any building, cause the same to be removed entirely off the 
 sidewalk opposite each house, shop, church, chapel, or other 
 building as aforesaid; and incase the ice or snow shall be so 
 frozen that it cannot be removed without injury to the sidewalks 
 or pavements, every such person as aforesaid shall strew the 
 same with ashes, sand or some other suitable substance- but no 
 person shall sprinkle, spread or place, or cause to be sprinkled 
 spread or placed, any salt or like substance on the road or car' 
 riage way of any public highwayor street within the Town with 
 the intent or for the purpose of melting or dissolving any snow 
 ice or dirt which may have accumulated on any road or carnage" 
 way ot any such street or public highway within the Town. 
 
 166. la case the ,aid snow, ice, and dirt have not been so t, 
 removed from the sidewalks adjoining any premises within the ZBP' 
 
 T^'l^tT T"''" ''','''"" ""''" ^"'^"^^-^^'^ hours ^-iier 
 attci any fall of snow, ram or hail, it shall be the duty of the *? tr"°^'' 
 
 road commissioner or other person appointed for that purpose to «' "^'"'Kc! 
 
 give information and prosecute the parlies in default, if resident 
 
 within die Toun, and also forthwith to cause the .said snow ice 
 
 and dirt to be removed at the expense of the corporation, and to 
 
 keep an account of all expenses so incurred, and of the proper 
 
 ties in respect of which such moneys have be. n expended, and 
 
 the names of the ov.ner* and o :cupants thereof on the !,si 1- 
 
 Proviso it 
 frozen. uBhes 
 or Hiind to bo 
 si)r(Mfl thtire- 
 on. 
 
 Salt proliibit- 
 ed. 
 
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 Return to bo vis'id assessment roll ; and to make a return to the treasurer of 
 
 mude to the 
 
 town treasur- the town of Strathroy on the first day of Junuary, April, fuly and 
 
 •r at certain ^,. , j ^ i ' j j 
 
 times October m each year of all expenses incurred as aforesaid, duiaig 
 
 the preceding quarter, with the number on the last revised asress- 
 ment roll of the property in respect of which the said expense was 
 incurred, and the names of the owner and occupant thereof, as 
 appearing on the said roll and the said treasurer shall in a book 
 How collect- to be kept by hin» for that purpose, charge against each such par- 
 * ■ eel of land the unpaid balance of such assessment and cause the 
 
 sum to be collected in the same manner as other municipal taxes. 
 
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 AcoumulatioB 
 of snow and 
 lee on roof 
 and eaves of 
 buildings to 
 be forthwith 
 removed. 
 
 167. Every occupant, and in case there is no occupant the 
 owner of every house, shop, or building and every person having 
 the charge or care of any church, chapel or other public building 
 abutting on or erected within te:i feet of any public street, thor- 
 oughfare, sidewaU or pavement shall whenever snow or ice shall 
 accumulate on the roof or eaves of his house or building as afore- 
 said to an extent that shall be dangerous to persons passing, cause 
 the same to be forthwith removed therefrom, and every person 
 while removing the same sliall take due and pro])er care and pre- 
 caution for the warning and safety of persons passing. 
 
 168. Whenever a street has been paved with cedar or othei 
 the blo'ck"*^'"^ blocks, it shall be the duty of the residents along that portion of 
 pavement. said Street so paved to remove all dirt and oilier obstructions 
 
 from the portico of such streets adjoining and immediately in 
 from of the premises occupied by them, this duty shall be per- 
 formed in manner following .- 
 
 Duty of resi- 
 
 To sweep half- 
 way across 
 the street. 
 
 (i.) Every owner, occupant or tenant of any premises referred 
 to in the last mentioned clause shall sweep or gather or cause to 
 be swept or gathered, between the first day of April and the first 
 day of November in each year, at least once a week, and also on 
 the day preceding any holiday, or day on which any exception- 
 ally large gathering is expected, all the accumulations of dirt and 
 other obstructions from the portions of such streets in front of 
 such premises and halfway across the street. 
 
 (2.) Such accumulations shall be heaped in the centre of the 
 
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 roadway from «liic|, t|,,.v sli >ll ., . ^ 
 
 -eel I,v the road .onl i Lc "'"' '''' "'""' '"'•^■^ '''''^^^- ['""- '■' 
 
 •'•'Mtreof lond- 
 
 WHJ-. 
 
 serve oiicwh ,,„,„ . ^'^'""iciiccment of each season '"""""'« <'<»i' p 
 
 ■»nt or occupant refuses or n i r "^"^"^^^"^ '^"V ^'wner. ten '^'v.o „f r..(„sal 
 
 upam reiuscs or iiL-glects for tweiitv-fniir U.^„r. . i 1"' ""■>>'l''<t fo 
 that port,on of block paved streets adjoin .g',t^r" "' ''^^" ule '^^^i - 
 "r |>roperties, or .hcMever the o.ne, or oJue ^•^^"- I^-Perty .<xpe„,o. 
 
 ty for twenty-four hours neglect to cl 1 ?'"" '""'''-''■• 
 
 th.ir con.nissioner shal u se .o I T"" '"' '•"""" "^ 
 
 such sidewalks and street r I "^ "^''>' *'^" ^'"'^ <■'■»"' 
 
 pant so ne.-le<tinc to cl . r ' '''^"'■'' "'^ "^''' «^^"- °'- «-"■ 
 
 REMOVING BUILDINGS. 
 
 169. No person shall renin v,. ,-,>• 
 
 moved, or ass't in ren^ ,"2', M "' " '^^''"'^ ^'> ^- re. n,.nai,,. „„e 
 
 any stre.t or sidewalk n^^s^T',' "',"""' '""^ "'' ^'^^"^ -'tl^t'^- 
 
 t„n,w) 1 • "1^ said I OA'n without havin- first nh ''""" ' !"■ rold 
 
 tamed leave tn wntmg fro.n the ro.d committee. co.„„,i„ee. 
 
 ntre of the 
 
 suvnr.niw - , j''^""^^^J •'^'u^wulk in the Tow .. or sh, 11 '" '"' ""-""'n 
 
 ^aw or sj.'jit cordwood or firewood .m.,,-, „., . '' "■' "''«'' '"> 
 
 ;':^ ■'■"-. and no person si .Z'Z ^^^^^IIi^I'T'^ T ^""■^""^' 
 Ins wood saw and horse so as to obstruct f, '"^'^ 
 
 passengers. Nor si, ,11 anv , / ,'"^^ '^ ^'^^e passage for l„ot 
 
 uj.'uii hucn street tor a longer time tli-m t>» i t"o hours, 
 
 obstruct.tl.e free use thereof. ''""'^ '" "'^ '" 
 
 
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 Oooda not to 
 bu pluood im 
 uny street or 
 Biclcwnik, nor 
 huuK up or 
 expose el out- 
 Biflo uny shop, 
 warehouse, 
 &o. 
 
 Proviso, 
 
 Proviso right 
 to withdraw 
 order. 
 
 Auction Bales. 
 
 PlantiinR, 
 pavement, 
 sidewalk, &c., 
 not to be re- 
 moved with- 
 out a permit. 
 
 To be replac- 
 ed, relaid. and 
 made i^ood by 
 the ijarty re- 
 moving the 
 same. 
 
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 MERCHANDISE. 
 
 171. No person shall place any goods, wares or other mer- 
 chandise, or other articles of any kind iipo;i any street or upon 
 any sidewalk, or hang or expose any goods, wares jr merchandise 
 or other articles outside of any house, shop, warenouse, or other 
 building which shall project over any portion of the sidewalk of 
 any street, or over any sirejt of the said Town. But the pro- 
 visions of this section shall not be construed to interfere with the 
 use of a portion of such street or sidewalk for a reasonable time 
 during the taking in or delivery of merchandise or other goods or 
 prevent the Town engineer under tlie direction of the road com- 
 mittee from granting written permission to construct platforms 
 across the drains, gutters or water courses on any of the streets 
 of the Town where such commiUee may de^m it necessarv or ad- 
 visable to «rant such permission for tacilitatintj the reception or 
 delivery of merchandise or other goods, provided such permi- 
 sion in all cases, reserves to the sai i committee or engineer the 
 right to withdraw the same whenever the said committee or en- 
 gineer may deem it advisable. 
 
 AUCTIONS. 
 
 172. No person without first having obtained leave from the 
 inayor, or chief officer of the I own, shall sell by auction upon any 
 of the streets or sidewalks of the Town any horses, carriages, 
 furniture, or any other articles whatsoever. 
 
 EXCAVATIONS. 
 
 173. No person or persons shall break, tear up or remove 
 any planking, pavement, sidewalk, cirbing, naacadamizmg or 
 other road surface, or make any excavation in or under any 
 street or sidewalk of the Town for the purpose of building or other 
 wise, without having first obtained a proper permit or license 
 from the road committee so to do, and such permit being grant- 
 ed the same shall be done under the direction of the I'own en- 
 gineer, and shiU under the same inspection be replaced, relaid, 
 and made good by the parties who may have required to have 
 the same removed and such removal shall not be allowed to con- 
 
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 tinue any longer than ,.s absolutely necessary in every case where 
 e .s.d road con.nittoe .ay see fit to Krant'per.issLn as 1 Z 
 said, he party to whom the same is granted shall be held respon- 
 s.be for any accidents that may occur to any person or p ope . 
 by reason thereof. a,M shall keep and mtintain such ligL Ind s, n . 
 watc men. and shall take such further care and precaut on as r'''~- 
 rnay be necessary for the protection any safety of the pu lie and -^-" 
 
 he Town engmeer or any one acting in that capacity sh II be 
 the sole judge as to what are necessary precautions. 
 
 REMOVAL OF GRAVEL. SAND OR EARTH. 
 
 17+ No person shall take away anv irravpl nr .i; 
 or carry av/av anv earth «nn l ^ ' ^'^ "P" '^"^^ ^opermn 
 
 y a^.ay any earth, sand, or cut any sod from anv srrp^t »>'a/i tuk« 
 
 la.d out m the To.n. or from any vacant lot bej^ng to th "^.-^^^^^^^^^ 
 sa>dcorporat,onofthe Town without having first obta^^nJd pi; ? '-' -^^ 
 mission from the committee ot fh« c 1 , . ^^ P^^-fJ*-'^t wuuo^it 
 
 . ^ , "■ ^"""nittee ot the Council having authority "'<:pe"ai8sion 
 
 to grant the same. ^ lumority of tfie Council. 
 
 ENCROACHMENTS, FENCEb. AWNINGS OR 
 
 SIGNS. 
 
 from^^t ^° P^^-^°" .^'^'''" ^^'"'ho^t having first obtained leave , k, 
 
 om the road committee, construct, place, or make anv move- -- - "'oors 
 able traps or doors for the purpose of entrance to any cellar or ^^•'^ 
 
 end over any street or sidewalk in the Town, unless ^ Z^^^^ 
 thereof shall be first submitted to and approved of by the sa d Prov, 
 road committee upon the report of the road commissioner 
 
 m- it shall and may be lawful for any person or oerson. ., 
 appointed by the said municipal council of the Towi fo h" "- ^*^"- 
 purpose, after fourteen days notice in writing served on the own- W/^^Vik 
 eror occupier of any premises before which stich last mentioned 
 awning, sign sign post, hanging or swinging sign exists to cause 
 the same to be removed, and no person or persons shall nb..l' 
 
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 or impede such person or persons Si) ;ipp )inted in the due exe- 
 cution of the provisions of this section, 
 
 .Mrfi'i'mHH''.u'j; '^''^" '^'^^' '"'-''■''"'^ '"■ P^"'"«>"^ vvhoh;is or have erected, or 
 iM.M.i 10 1),. ri-- in;iy heroafler erect any fence on or across any road or thorough- 
 lare, ana wlio rekises o.- ne.^lecis for ten days ;ifter being notified 
 by the clerk, engineer or :o,id comniissionjr in writing to remove 
 t>^e s:inie, shall be liable to the penalties imposxl by this by-law 
 lor an infraction of the provisions thereof. Provided alvays that 
 when any crop is growing on the luul enclosed by any fe icj ob 
 structing any ,treet, lane o,- other thorouglifare, tlij roa'd com 
 
 n()li(!o. 
 
 I'i'ovist). 
 
 missioner, clerk or en ;injer mayoxiend the time for 
 said feme. 
 
 p-movni .; the 
 
 Ivmri'.H,?" '79- No p.i-son sli;,ll be allowed to climb on or int.. any ot 
 
 1 rohihinMi." the fences of the Mpuue :. parks or public places of the I'own, or 
 
 upon any of the r.uli;i :s or fe ic -s aloig anv of th.> streets of iJie 
 
 I own. 
 
 DcfiiciiiK or 
 <lislli;m 'iijif 
 buildiiiKJ. 
 
 I So. No person shall deface or drisfigure any public or iniv- 
 ate building or buildings, wall, fence, railing, sign, mv.nume it, 
 post or other property In the Town bv cutting, breaking, daui)' 
 ing with luinl or other sal) ta'ue, or sh.ill in any way injure the 
 same. 
 
 FIRE AND FIREWORKS. 
 
 •11 
 
 
 shiiviiiirs, iSi. No person .shall set fiie to anv sh.ivm^s. chips, straw 
 
 not lo'iio'st't or other combustible matter for ihe puipose of consumiii" the 
 on ll:v on I lie • , , , " 
 
 sireeis. same, in any ot the streets or [)arks of the Town, or in anv en- 
 
 closure within one luiidred feet of any buildiii-, and no Derson 
 Not f(i carrv in .- , , ^ , ' ' 
 
 ^'i;i" t-n"'y l""e' thiou.;h a'.iy of the streets or parks in the Town 
 
 except in st>me covered vessel or metal fne pan. 
 
 the strectH. 
 
 Konllros. 
 
 Proviso. 
 
 18.'. No person or persons sliall m:ike or light any fire or 
 bonfire in any of the streets. s(iuaies, parks or public places of 
 the Town.ijr shall fire or discharge any gun, fjwling piece or 
 firearms, or shall set fire to any fireworks within the Town un 
 less si)tciai;y authori/.ed by the mayor or the munici])a! council 
 of the Town, and no person or persons .shall light, set off or 
 
il)e due exe- 
 
 : erected, or 
 or ihoroiigli- 
 iing notified 
 g to remove 
 ■ this l)y-kiw 
 al-vays tli;it 
 ly fe irj ()!)■ 
 roavl cnni- 
 I'liiovin .; the 
 
 iiit') any ot 
 le I'own, or 
 Lreels of tlie 
 
 •Ik: or pnv- 
 
 iiiv)iiuiiie It, 
 
 iking, (lauh- 
 
 J injure the 
 
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 thro^v .ny fire-crackers, squibs, serpent or other no.sy, offensive Fire crack ers 
 or dangerous substance or fireworks in any of the streets, squares '*"•"*'• "'"• 
 parks or pubhc places within the Town. 
 
 THROWING DANGEROUS MISSILES. 
 
 183. No person shall cast, project, or throw any stones or ThrowinK 
 balls of snow or ,ce, or other missiles, dangerous to the public, or oWo^ct^ 
 "«e any bow and arrow, or catapult in any ot the streets, parks 
 
 or public places within the Town. 
 
 COOPERS' SHOPS. 
 
 184. Every coopers' shop erecter' o'n Front and Frank Coopers, car- 
 greets, or wh.ch mar hereafter be erected in either of the saidfoiSZV 
 streets w.th.n the fire limits, shall have a chimney at least six 
 
 feet by eight feet at the base, and ten feet above any other build- 
 ing situated within one hundred teet of said shop, and all coopers 
 ca.-penters, joiners and other shops where *ny readily combusti- 
 ble material accumulates shall be cleaned of such combustible 
 material every morning, and the shavn.gs or other combustible 
 rubbish removed to some place tree from danger by fire, and it 
 shall be the duty of the chief of police m addition to all other 
 duties prescribed by this by-law to see the provisions of this 
 clause enforced. 
 
 
 
 ;> 
 
 m 
 
 chips, straw 
 sumiiig the 
 in aiiv en- 
 no person 
 the Town 
 
 any fire Dr 
 : places of 
 ig piece or 
 Town un 
 pal council 
 set off (.r 
 
 INTERPRETATION. 
 
 185^ VVhenever the word "street" or "streets" is mentioned interpretation 
 m this by law, it shall be understood and construed as including •"'"'" 
 all highways, thoroughfares, lanes, roads, alleys, avenues, bridges 
 courts, court yards, commons, public squares and public places' 
 and shall be also understood as including the sidewalks, unless 
 the contrary is expressed, or such construction would be incon- 
 sistent with the manifest intent of this by-law, also the "board of 
 works" and "road committee" shall be construed to mean all and 
 t.ie same body, also the word "inspector," "overseer," and "road 
 commissioner" shall be construed to mean oi:e and the same per- 
 son. ^ 
 
 ' 5 
 
 
 I I 
 
ffifr* 
 
 66 
 
 1 86. No child shall ride or hang on the platform of any car, 
 
 
 1' 
 
 11 i. 
 
 :iiMii. 
 
 Children not 
 
 to\liang on be- . J - ' ^ ' 
 
 hind waggono. or ride or hang on behind any waggon or other vehicle within the 
 
 Town. 
 
 FIRE LIMITS. 
 
 Fire limits. 187. No person or persons, body or bodies corporate, shall 
 
 construct or erect any wooden or frame building within the area 
 between Colborne street and Maria street on Front street within 
 the space of one hundred feet north or south of Front street, nor 
 shall any wooden or frame buildinc; be constructed or erected on 
 any part of Frank street from Front street to the station grounds 
 of the Grand Trunk Railway within the distance of one hundred 
 feet of the east or of'the west side of Frank street, nor shall any 
 wooden or frame building De constructed or erected between Col- 
 boine and Thomas streets, extending southwardly to the distance 
 of three hundred and thirty feet from the southern verge of Front 
 street and noithwardly to the distance of three hundred and 
 thirty feet from the northern verge of Front street aforesaid, and 
 extending eas.wardly from Thomas street to a line which would 
 form a continuation of the western boundary line of Colborne 
 street if extended. 
 
 188. No person or persons, body or bodies corporate, shall 
 
 gallerys. etc., ^recl or construct any verandah, portico or gallery, or any other 
 
 wUhinlflrt vvooden structure whatsoever, either as a lean to to any building 
 
 hmits. already constructed or about to be constructed, or overhantung 
 
 any other building or the street within the fire limits set forth in- 
 
 the next preceding section, and no person shall remove any 
 
 wooden building or structure from any part of the said fire limit's 
 
 to erect the same on any other part of the said fire limits. 
 
 PREVENTING FIRES. 
 
 189- It shall be the duty of all good citizens residing within 
 sisV ffremen'^'' the Town to use their best efforts at all times in the suppression 
 upon! "^"'''^ of fire- and any person who shall "without lawful excuse," neg- 
 lect or refuse to obey the orders of his worship the mayor, reeve, 
 deputy-reeve, or any councillor, the senior officer in command of 
 the fire company, engineer, or fire warden either to assist the 
 
of any car, 
 
 ; within the 
 
 )rate, shall 
 in the area 
 reet within 
 street, nor 
 erected on 
 on grounds 
 e hundred 
 r shall any 
 tween Col- 
 le distance 
 je of Front 
 ndred and 
 resaid. and 
 ich would 
 f Col borne 
 
 rate, shall 
 any other 
 y building 
 ^erhant;iiig 
 2t forth in- 
 move any 
 fire limits 
 :s. 
 
 ling within 
 ippression 
 use," neg- 
 I'or, reeve, 
 umand of 
 assist the 
 
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 firemen or perform any reasonable service at any fire shall be 
 
 .able to the penalties imposed by this by-law for an infraction of 
 
 the provisions thereof. ^^u^n ui 
 
 190. The chief, captain, or foreman in charge of the fire de- n „. 
 partment at any fire in the Town is hereby empowered with the ^aVt^ 
 sanction of the ^f ayor of the Town to cause to be pulled down o -=-^ ' 
 demolished adjacent houses or other erections when necessarj to 
 prevent the spread of fire, but not otherwise. "^^^^^^^-^ to 
 
 i9r. No person shall in any way impede or h-nder anv fire 
 man or oter person who shall be assisting in exting.S ing^firj F^ --- 
 wth noVsh r ™'"" ^•^"^'^^^^^ ^"^- con'nected'there^~- 
 r^e'Ile n :e"oT" 'T ^"^ -hide whatever over Ly si.„ „o. 
 time wtle in Z. ' '° '^ ""' '' ^"^ «^^' ^ ^^ -^ ^thel & - 
 
 192. The members of the council shall be fire wardens ind 
 
 (i.) To examine caretully whenever he d^ems h n... 
 or is directed by the mavnr rp.,.« ^ necessary. To examine 
 
 cu uy me mayor, reeve, deputy-reeve, or anv roimr,! '^.^"Berous 
 lor or the chairman of the fire and water committee TJ/ t ""'*"• 
 c-himneys, flues, fire-places, stoves, oven , bX" otheta"' 
 atus or things which may be dangerous i; cau;: ^o promX 
 fire and ^. report thereon to the mayor, police magistrate nr^ -^^ -p-' 
 chairman of the fire and water comLtle'e, (as Th TarLJ 'r"^^""' 
 and under the direction of the mayor, police mamstr.r u ■ 
 man of the fire and water commit^.', [f thT s^amT rda^etus" 
 
 amg m which the same is or are contained to discontinue^' *« ■■'"•">^<'- 
 the use of or remove the same, and if such owner or pZTns 
 ing the same or Occupying ,he building in which the Z 
 arecontainedneglectsorrefusesafterreLving"^^^ 
 continue the use of the same,or to remove the same within rrea 
 
 (n. 
 
 ft- 
 
 si*"* 
 
 m 
 
 '■mtm ( 
 
jfllpl''*'-" 
 
 68 
 
 ill) 
 it 
 
 •Nl 
 
 In case of 
 owner's de- 
 fault lo rc- 
 inovo ul hia 
 expciiBO. 
 
 To ciifo"co 
 provisions of 
 jjy-lttws. 
 
 Itnildln^fl 
 orccte 1 con- 
 trary lo by- 
 law iniiy be 
 removed. 
 
 sonablclimein that behalf under the direction of the mayor,police 
 magistrate or chairman of the fire and water committee to cm- 
 ploy such aid and assistance as may be necessary and to remove 
 the same at the expense of the person in default. 
 
 (2 ) And generally to enforce the provisions of I'.ic by-laws 
 of the Town in force for preventing fires. 
 
 194. The fire warder or inspector of buildings may, under 
 the direction of the mayor, police mai^istrate or chairman of the 
 fire and water committee pull down or remove at tl.o expense of 
 the owner thereof, any building or erection which may be con- 
 structed or placed in contravention of this by-law. 
 
 Modoofcon- 195. Every chimney or flue built or constructed within the 
 
 stnietiiig rp 111111 r 1 • 1 
 
 oiiinuii'ya and lown, siiall be buiit of brick, stone or other incombustible ma- 
 terial, and the walls thereof shall be not less than four inches in 
 thickness, exclusive of plastering and shall be well and sufiicient- 
 ly plastered and every such chimney shall rise at least three feet 
 above the roof of the house or building in which the same shall 
 be ; and every such chimney or flue if built in circular form shall 
 be not less than twelve inches in diameter, and if of oval form 
 not less than nine inches by sixteen inches, and every such chim- 
 ney or flue shall be so constructed as to admit of its being scrap- 
 ed, brushed or cleansed. 
 
 Chimneys and 1 96. No person shall build Or construct within the Town 
 
 flues to beoon- , . ^<iii^ 
 
 structod as in any chimney or flue otherwise than in accordance with the nro- 
 
 preceding sec- . . ^ r'" 
 
 tion. visions, of the next preceding section of this by-law, and no per- 
 
 son shall use within the Town any chimney or flue constructed 
 or built otherwise than in accordance with such [)rovisior.s. 
 
 siover'pes. 197. The pipe of every stove, chimney or fire place within 
 
 the Town, shall be conducted into a chimney of stone, brick or 
 other incombustible material, and in all cases where a stove pip.^ 
 passes through the wood work of a building \uthin the Town, it 
 shall be separated from such woodwork at least three inches by 
 metal or other incombustible maierial, and all pipes from stoves 
 or fire places shall be supported and stayed by wires, and no' 
 
nayor.police 
 ttee to em- 
 1 to remove 
 
 ic by-laws 
 
 may, under 
 
 rman of the 
 
 expense of 
 
 lav be con- 
 
 within the 
 3ustible ma- 
 ir inches in 
 d sufficient- 
 st three feet 
 ; same shall 
 r form shall 
 foval form 
 such chim- 
 leing scrap- 
 
 the Town 
 
 r 
 
 th the pro- 
 and no per- 
 constructed 
 sior.s. 
 
 lace within 
 e, brick or 
 stove pip<=^ 
 le Town, it 
 ; inches by 
 rom stoves 
 es, and do 
 
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 person shall within the Town „,c any pipe or stove pipe which 
 » no. p„t up ,„ accordance with the provisions of this bylw 
 
 of an;'ho.;se\T3i;:it r'"r '" ^"'"'''°" "' ^"^^^ —"" 
 
 r.in \u ""^ ""uaing withm the Town, or of any room or "l'^"^"" be 
 
 place therem, where a stove is ii<.pH .hou 1 , V °^^ P'aced under 
 
 under snrh Jr. T , "^'^ ''^''^ P'^^^^ and keep "'°'««' «tc. 
 
 undo- such stove a hearth or pan of brick or metal, or other in 
 
 combusfble material, and the bottom of such stove shall no h. 
 
 ends thereof, not less than eighteen inches from any wooden par 
 t.t.on and the p.pes of su.h stove shall not be placed^i h" n tX 
 
 uch stove IS tised to heat more than one room or place by being ^"^ "''''' 
 bu,lt mto any wall or partition, the space around it on theX 
 
 wid. b I : '"'^"'^ °'^' ''''' "■■- '-hes shall be filled up 
 wul. bncks and mortar, stone, sheet iron, or other incombustible 
 
 199. No person shall keep or have in any house or nlo.« 
 wthm the Town at any one time, more than ten pounds of un ^^^^"-^ 
 powder, unless the same is kept in a maga.ne to" b'e "a^p^ d oV """^"^• 
 by the fire and water committee, and all gunpowder under the 
 sa.d quanuty which .s kept on hand by any person within he 
 Town shall be deposited in a fire proof box or safe, and no per 
 son shall take a lighted candle, lantern, lamp or light, or fire'of 
 "ny description near the same. 
 
 offlrr:por.;f:;i'':;;t H~' ''- ""^=" °-"""- 
 
 or Chairman o> the fi^a^rrr^t^nl^^trera!:; tpS '^'^ 
 at anytime between the hours of nine o'clock in , If ^^ 
 
 and six O'clock in the afternoon, enter inland anyLTe" 
 
 me same in order that he may ascertain whether fhp nr«, • • 
 of the by-laws of ,„e ,own for'preventing fir::f I'obs eTId 
 
 t on or refuse h„n or prevent him having access to such house 
 building o, pJace for the purpose aforesaid ' 
 
 Officers may 
 examine 
 premises to 
 Bee if provi- 
 sions of by- 
 law are ob- 
 served 
 
 Ofllcers not to 
 bo ob.Rtruciad 
 or hindered,, 
 in so doing. 
 
 
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 II 
 
 
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70 
 
 ir 
 
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 in, 
 
 Ir: 
 
 
 Chliiuioy 
 
 HWHOp. 
 
 DlltlOH of. 
 
 T(i iirovlilo 
 l>i'iml\t>« Hiul 
 upiinrutUH. 
 
 To Rwoop 
 olilninryH 
 when ivoii!;- 
 oU. 
 
 To (M)iii)i1iiin 
 to iiiHpvolor 
 of iiifnu'tltm 
 of by-luwa. 
 
 To rcpnrf. nny 
 (tniiKiToiis 
 oliimnoy or 
 thic. 
 
 Chlmnny 
 SW00J1 10 Klro 
 
 80C 
 
 voon 10 
 'curlty. 
 
 Fo<«. 
 
 r 
 
 SWEEPING OF CHIMNEYS. 
 
 2ot. TluMc shall be one chimneysweep ippoinlcd for the 
 Town. 
 
 20;. It shall he tiie duly of the ehinmey sweep : 
 
 (I.) To provide himself with such hriislu's ;iiid otlier ajip.ir- 
 atns for cleaning chimneys as sliall he approved of hy ihc fire and 
 water committee, and he shall not he entitled to collect the fees 
 and rates authorized hy this bylaw unless such a|)paratiis is used. 
 
 (2.) To cause to be well and elTectually swept every Hue and 
 chimney in use within the Town, which he shall be required to 
 sweep. 
 
 (j.) To make ccuujilaint to the inspector of buildings of any 
 infraction of the by-laws of the Town rclalinj.' to the sweei)ing of 
 chin\neys in order that the offender may be proceeded against. 
 
 (4.) To report to the inspector of buildings any chimney or 
 due which shall be so constructed as to be dangerous in promot- 
 ing or causing tires, and any other infraction of the by laws of th<^ 
 Town for preventing fires. 
 
 203. The chimney sweoi) shall give security to the satisfac- 
 tion of the tire and water committee, for the due and eOicient 
 performance of his duties and for the payment of any damage 
 doi\eto any persoi by ilu- negligent discharge of such duties. 
 
 204. The chimney sweep shall be entitled to the following 
 rales and fees for services performed by him, that is to say : 
 
 lor sweeping each Hue of a one-story house, ten cents. 
 
 For sweeping e.ic'i tUie of a two-story house, fifteen cents. 
 
 For sweeping each flue of a house more than two stotics high, 
 twenty-five cents, 
 
 205. Every person occupying a Iiouse or building, or room 
 
'd for the 
 
 icr ajipar- 
 c fire and 
 t the fees 
 lis is used. 
 
 y flue and 
 quired to 
 
 igs of any 
 t^eeping of 
 against. 
 
 nnmey or 
 \ proniot- 
 iws of tllL' 
 
 ' satisfac- 
 I enii-ienl 
 V daniagj, 
 Inties. 
 
 following 
 ay: 
 
 ts. 
 
 :cnts. 
 
 •lies high, 
 
 , or room 
 
 7» 
 
 tlierein within the Town, in or attached to, which there is achim 
 
 Hey or line or oior n^.-.i ■,. i ■ , """" !'cc"i>anu to 
 
 / I'm, or pipe used as a chimney or flu ;, if the same has *'"^'^"=»""'- 
 bc,n ,„ e„„»,a,.. „»,. a„ri„,, ,„o year, shall o,,,* .he amto b •»*■"" """ 
 wd a„d sufr,c,c.,ulv swop, and clcancl once in every s,x mon.I v , , 
 
 ™ ir .he sauK has no. been in oons.an. use dn/ing .he ye .' ''T^cSS 
 Shall cause the same to be well nnri eiiffi,.; ..,.i , . "»o, othorwiso 
 
 , . " "^ *^^" ^"ti sulticienily swept and c ean ""co- 
 
 ed once m every twelve months. 
 
 POLLING SUB-DIVISIONS. 
 
 206. Kach of the wards within the Town shall form twn 
 
 polling sub-divi^ions. '"" ^°''" '"^° t'Jv'i'-,1f„',?,(r 
 
 8ub-dlvi8lons. 
 
 207. n,efi-s. polling sub-division of .he first ward shall 
 
 and R chraend s.ree.s, and son.h of the road allowance be.ween ""■ ' """• 
 
 u.ai part ot the said ward which lies west of Maria «<ii'-<iiviBion 
 street .0 ,.s .n.erseo.ion at the side road; thence wes. thereoTa d ' ' """■ 
 
 f de° i: 7 ,""°"r'"' '"•■""'^" ■"' ^"' -'' 5.1. concessions 
 
 :!<ftnt .1:::; ■::ib:; ibXir-^r r ^ "°- «»- 
 
 209. 'Phe first polling sub-division of the second ward shall 
 consist of that pa:, of the said ward which lies west oPcar do "-^^.f 
 street and north of Centre street to Frank street ; thence north of '°- ' ""^'• 
 ames street to Maria street audits intersection wid. the side 
 oad. Polling place at the Town f lall.and shall be known as p^l! 
 uig sub-division number three Sub-division 
 
 No 3, 
 
 sh.ir°' .'^*'' 7°"^ I^°"'"g sub-division of the second ward 
 
 Ido r e't and T r^^'" "'' ""' "'^'^'^ "^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ar- f^^'^^ 
 adoc st cct and south of Centre street to Frank street : thence Hm"' ' 
 south oi ames street and east of Richmond and McKellar s7r!ets 
 1 oil.ng place at the High School, and shall be known as polling |^f -"^on 
 sub-di vision number four. Pining no. i. 
 
 i n, 
 
 ft: 
 3 
 
 ;> 
 
 1 '-mi 
 
 ' f"ii 
 
 wnl 
 
 
 ■euKI 1 
 
B^ 
 
 
 i 
 
 
 >>• 
 
 'jian^i, 
 
 «1IS 
 
 
 First pol-'ng 
 uub-division 
 No. 3 ward. 
 
 Sub-divlaion 
 No. 5. 
 
 Si cond po"- 
 inf? 8ub-divi- 
 Bion No. 3 
 ward. 
 
 Sub-division 
 No. 6. 
 
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 211. The first polling sub-division of the third ward shall 
 consist of that part of the said ward which lies east of Caradoc 
 street and north of Metcalfe street. Polling place at the Colborne 
 street school house, and shall he known as polling sub-division 
 number five. 
 
 212. The second polling sub-division of the third ward shall 
 consist ot that part of the said ward which lies east of Caradoc 
 street and south of Metcalfe street. Polling place at the Caradoc 
 street school house, and shall be known as polling sub-division 
 number six. 
 
 Marl et. 
 
 PUBLIC MARKET. 
 
 213. The market for the corporation of the Town of Strath- 
 roy shall be known as the Strathroy market, bounded on the east 
 by Frank street, on the south by James street, on the west by 
 Thomas street, and on the north by broken lots nu.-nbering from 
 seventy-four to seventy-eight inclusive, on the south of Centre 
 street containmg one and three-fourths acres more or less, except- 
 ing and reserving that portion thereof lying on the north and 
 western side reserved for leasing purposes. 
 
 Market days. ^^4- Every day in the year shall be a market day excepting 
 Sundays, Christmas day. Good Friday and New Year's day, and 
 Wednesday's and Saturday's of such week shall be observed as 
 special market days. 
 
 Time when 
 open. 
 
 215. The market shall be opened every morning, Sundays, 
 Christmas day, Good Friday and New Year's day excepted, by 
 the clerk of the market at six o'clock a.m., between the first days 
 of May and Decembei , and at eight o'clock a.m., during the rest 
 of the year, and shall be closed at 5 o'clock p.m., all the year 
 round. 
 
 That the fees of the weigh scales be sold or let, or a 
 
 Fees of weigh 2 1 
 
 scales bO be 1 1 • j " '' ""' "' " 
 
 sold or let. clerk appomted as the Council may determine, and the person 
 
 Clerk of mar- purchasing or leasing the same shall be the clerk of the market 
 
 security. and shaU give security to the corporation for the payment of the 
 
 purchase money or fees collected in such proportions and at such 
 
 I i 
 
ward shah 
 of Caradoc 
 le Colborne 
 lub-division 
 
 ward shall 
 of Caradoc 
 le Caradoc 
 iub-division 
 
 1 of Strath- 
 on the east 
 e west by 
 ering from 
 of Centre 
 jss, except- 
 north and 
 
 ■ excepting 
 s day, and 
 served as 
 
 , Sundays, 
 ;epted, by 
 first days 
 ig the rest 
 the year 
 
 r let, or a 
 he person 
 J market, 
 2nt of the 
 )d at such 
 
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 penods and for the general performance of the duties of his office 
 as the corporation shall from time to time by resolution adopt, and 
 If any clerk shall wilfully commit a breach of any of the orovi p „ 
 sions of th. bylaw or wilfully misbehaves himself'in his offic h " F»^V 
 shall mcur a penalty of not less than one dollar or more than 
 wenty, to be recovered before the police magistrate, or any jus- 
 tice of the peace having jurisdiction, and on conviction as afore- 
 said, said market clerk may forfeit his said office, ana the corpor- 
 auon may thereafter resell the said >veigh fees for the remainder 
 of the term or ai)point another clerk. 
 
 or merch W " '^" "'^'^"' "^''^ '^'^^ ''''^^ ^ ^"^^ "^ '^^y- g°ods Good. wei«h- 
 or merchandise, grain, pork or other articles, he shall fnve the tT^^ 
 
 paity a ticket containing the name of the party for whom weigh ^^^^ '''" 
 
 ed, the weight of the load including the waggon or other vehicle, 
 
 iTusuX'Toir ^'''''' ^" ''' '^"°"^'"^''°'^- •'" ^^'-•'^ ^'— ' 
 
 218 No assistant clerk shall be appomted until first being 
 oToffile the C ''r ?r'' ^"' "^'"^ ''' "^-' declaration «*f.?.lo.. 
 
 od. 
 
 219- That the market clerk shall be responsible for and m „ . 
 make good any injury occasioned by his misconduct or It ot r-""^^ 
 his assistant. ^^ °' IZV?' ^"'"''^ 
 
 uone by his 
 asalBtiint. 
 
 330 The clerk shall attend to the weigh house every lawful 
 day, and open said weigh house at the hour specified ,n section ^artc'«?.? 
 wo hundred and fifteen of this by-law, and keep it open every "^"'"''''^•■ 
 lawful market day until the hour of five o'clock p.m. 
 
 321. Ihe clerk of the market shall enforce the removal of 
 any waggon or other vehicle from the ground as soon as the pro c& "' 
 duce brought in it shall have been sold, and it shall be his duty 
 to enforce the removal of every obstruction and nuisance of any 
 kind from the mnrket ground. 
 
 3 2 2. Any person bring into the market anything for sale in 
 any waggon or other vehicle shall place his waggon or other 
 
 III, 
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 l^■^ 
 
 :>: 
 
 ' Mi' 
 
 
 
 ■^<*<H I 
 
MHH 
 
 "«*• 
 
 J!*.. 
 
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 waggoiii.&c, vehicle in such place and order as the clerk of the market shall 
 
 to bo placed ,. 
 
 ill order by oiio'i, iiu! m casc of refusal SO to do the clerk of the market 
 clerk. . . 1 ■ . 
 
 may cnioice its removal, but 'n carrymg out tne provisions of 
 this section no preference whatever shall be given l)y the clerk 
 of the mark et. 
 
 Hucksters. '^S' ^^ huckster, grocer, butcher or runner shall on special 
 
 ^,"-;^*^gj^f'"*'' market days before the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon 
 before*^otoven within the Town, purchase market meats, fish, fruit, roots, vege- 
 o'ciook. tables, poultry, and diary products, eggs and all articles required 
 
 for family use and such as are usually sold m the market, pro- 
 vided always that potatoes and pork by the load for export be 
 exempt from the operation of this clause. 
 
 Only licensed 224. No person except licensed butchers shall sell meat m 
 
 fl«"nnoH,Un less quantities than by the quarter, and no butcher shall expose 
 
 ties''." '''^''""' meat for sale at any other place than in the market stalls or such 
 
 other place as the Council may by regulation permit. 
 
 • t^A un. 3*5' No person shall bring into or c.pose for sale withii 
 wholesome the limits of the corporation any tainted or unwholesome meat, 
 
 moat, &c. "^ ■' ' 
 
 poultry, fish or other articles of food, and it shall be the duty of 
 
 Ihe clerk of the market until an inspector is appointed for the 
 
 purpose, to inspect all meat, poultry, fish, or other articles of food 
 
 May be seized, brought to or exposed within the corporation, and if any ot such 
 
 articles be found tainted or unwholesome, to seize and destroy the 
 
 same. 
 
 Immoderate 
 driving. 
 
 226. No person or persons shall drive any vehicle, horse or 
 other animal on the market square, or any portion thereof at an 
 immoderate rate. 
 
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 Auction bales. 
 
 Proviso. 
 
 227. No person or persons shall expose for sale any goods or 
 chattels by auction on any street, lane or vacant lot in the cor- 
 poration, nor shall sell by auction on the market before llie hour 
 of 12 o'clock noon, except animals ; and all sales on the market 
 place shall be under the supervision of the markti clerk, and it 
 shall not be lawful for persons to assemble or congregate on the 
 sidewalks so as to prevent or obstruct the public from passing or 
 repassing. 
 
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 '. market shall 
 of thu market 
 provisions of 
 
 1 by the clerk 
 
 hall on special 
 
 the forenoon 
 
 t, roots, vege- 
 
 ;icles required 
 
 2 market, pro- 
 for export be 
 
 1 sell meat m 
 r shall expose 
 stalls or such 
 it. 
 
 Dr sale within 
 olesome meat, 
 )e the duty of 
 Dinted for the 
 rticles of food 
 f any of such 
 id destroy the 
 
 icle, horse or 
 thereof at an 
 
 any goods or 
 lot in thu cor- 
 eforc llie hour 
 n the market 
 clerk, and it 
 [regate on the 
 3m passing or 
 
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 whtrem he sha I ke,|. an acrount as directed by the Council, ot'Zl'tH 
 a 1 art.cies weighed, the owncs name, the weight of such articles 
 showmg the gross and net we.ght, and ,he number when prarti- 
 cable. It shall aho be the duty of the clerk to give to each per- 
 son for whom any article shall be weighed a cheque which shall 
 be a true copy of the ertry in his book. 
 
 229. The following shall be paid to the market clerk for 
 weighmg and measuring : 
 
 For weighing a load of hay, fifteen cents. 
 
 For weighing slaughtered meat, or grain, or other articles ex- 
 posed /or sale under one hundred pounds, two cents. 
 
 five cent's"'' ''""''''^ '''"""^^ '"^ "^^ ''-'"''' ^'^""^^"^ '-""^s. 
 
 Over one thousand pounds, ten cents. 
 
 thrceTem?"'"^ live animals other than sheep or pigs per head, 
 
 Sheei or pigs if more than five, per head, one cent. 
 If 'ess than five, for the lot, four cents. 
 For measuring a load of wood, five cc its. 
 
 230. 
 
 All persons residing within the corporation offering 
 
 heir nu/n trrrwirtU r,^A • _j -i . . " 
 
 CTmJn ^r*u ° --"ipurauon onering 
 
 gram of their own growth and raised within the corporation or P«'''''n^« ^--oe 
 produ.,.ofanykind as aforesaid, f.r sale, shall be free Tm al -^"ol!/- 
 the n ncl.ons of this by-law except the wdgh fees. ^ee'r^**^"^ 
 
 231 The clerk of the market shall keep the market hous, 
 
 1 out'" henT"'-' """' '"' ^'"" '^^P ''^ ' «^^ •" ^he market &^. 
 House when the same is required. 
 
 Duty of "mar- 
 
 232. Nopersonshallsellor offer for sale Within the Town calf n,o». 
 for the purpose of .he same being used as food, any calf or meat 
 
 
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 of any calf which shall have been less than four weeks old at the 
 time it was killed. 
 
 DresBod fowls 233. That no turkeys, chickens or other fowls shall be offcr- 
 tt food. cd for sale within the Town unless the crops of such turkeys, 
 
 chickens or other fowls are free from food or other substance, 
 
 and slirunken close to their bodies. 
 
 Penalty. 
 
 Court of Re- 
 vision, 
 
 Summary 
 remedy. 
 
 Penalty. 
 
 234. Every person exposing for sale turkeys, chickens or 
 other fowls contrary to the provisions of the next preceding sec- 
 tion shall be liable to ihe penalties imposed by this by-law for an 
 infraction of the provisions thereof. 
 
 COURT OF REVISION. 
 
 235. The Court of Revision shall not have power under the 
 provisions of section fifty-eight of "The Assessment Act" or any 
 other act which may be passed for the like purpose, to remit or 
 reduce the taxes due by any person, unless the peliHon for such 
 remission or redu-tion is presented during the year for which 
 such ta-:es shall have been imposed. 
 
 SUMMARY REMEDY IF BY-LAWS NOT 
 OBEYED. 
 
 236. If any person shall make default in doing any matter or 
 thing which is by this by-law directed to be done by hitn, such 
 matter or thing may unless where it is otherwise provided by this 
 by-law be done at the expense of the person in default, and the 
 expense thereof may be recovered by the Council *ith costs by 
 action and distress, and in case of non-payment thereof, the same 
 shall be recovered in like manner as nmnicipal taxes. 
 
 PENALTY. 
 
 2 . 7. Any person guilty of an infraction of any of the pro- 
 visions of this by-law shall, unless where another and different 
 penalty is prescribed by this by-law,be liable on conviction to be 
 fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars, exclusive of costs ; 
 and in case of non-payment of the fine and costs, the same may 
 
old at the 
 
 ill be offer- 
 
 :h turkeys, 
 
 substance, 
 
 ihiokens) or 
 ceding sec 
 ^law for an 
 
 r under the 
 Act" or any 
 to remit or 
 ion for such 
 .r for which 
 
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 ny matter or 
 y hitii, such 
 aded by this 
 ault, and the 
 ith costs by 
 Eof, the same 
 
 r of the pro- 
 and different 
 viction to be 
 ive of costs ; 
 he same may 
 
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 be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the 
 offender ; and in case of non-payment of the fine and cost, and 
 there being being no distress found out of which the same can 
 be levied such offender shall be liable to be imprisoned in the 
 common gaol of the county of Middlesex, with or without hard 
 labor for any period not exceeding twenty-one days. 
 
 238. Every money penally recovered before the mayor, ™ . , 
 
 1 • . .... Jveefl to be 
 
 police magistrate or justice or justices of the peace, under this by- paid over to 
 
 law, shall be paid over by him or them to the Town treasurer for *"*'' 
 the use of the municipality. 
 
 REPEAL OF BY-LAWS. 
 
 239. All Dy-laws inconsistent with the provisions of this by- 
 law are hereby repealed. 
 
 Passed in open Council this seventh day of November, in the 
 year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 D. M. CAMERON, 
 
 Chairman of Council. 
 
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 BY-LAW NO. 10. 
 
 For the Purchase of a Cemetery Ground in the Incor- 
 porated Village of Strathroy. 
 
 [Pasj=!cKl IGth March, 1861.1 
 
 Whkreas the municipal Council of the incorporated village 
 of Strathroy have rciolved to purchase a certain parcel or tract 
 ot land hereinafter described for the purpose ot a cemetery 
 ground. 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the municipal Council of Strathroy 
 aforesaid : 
 
 That the following parcel or tract of land be purchased of 
 W. H. Armstrong ror the pur})ose of a burying ground, viz. : All 
 that certain parcel or tract of land being composed of a portion 
 of lot number twenty-one in the fifth concession, south o;" Egre- 
 mont road in the Township of Adelaide, containing by admea- 
 surement nine acres, three rods, be the same more or less which 
 said parcel or tract of land is butted and bounded as folIow.s : 
 'Vb-^t is to say, commencing at the south east angle of said lot 
 twenty-one ; thence north-easterly along the north-west limit of 
 the allowance for road between the Townships of Adelaide and 
 Caradoc ten chains eighty-two links ; thence north twenty-three 
 degrees west, nineteen chains forty links tnore or less to the west 
 limit of said lot number twenty-one, intersecting the same in the 
 centre ot Bear Creek; thence ?,outh along the west limit of said lot 
 number twenty-one, twenty-five chains thirty-five links more or 
 less to the place of beginning. 
 
 (i.) It shall and may be lawful for the reeve of the said in- 
 i» i Ml- f corporated village of Strathroy to execute a bond in favor of VVm. 
 H. Armstrong, of Strathroy, aforesaid, for the sum of two hun- 
 dred and twenty-five dollars, bearing interest at the rate of ten per 
 
 l.lmitBof 
 coinotoryplot, 
 
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 cent, per annum, payable in five equal annual instalments to be 
 computed from the first day of October, A. D. 1861. with interest 
 on each payment as it becomes due, said bond to be in full pay- 
 ment of the before described bond, and whence by section 266, 
 sub-sec. 4 of the Consolidated Statutes of Upper Canada, entitled 
 an act respecting the municipal institutions of Upper Canada, 
 the municipal corporation are authorised to sell or lease certain 
 portions of such land for the purpose of interment, and for de- 
 claring in conveyance the terms on which such portions shall be 
 held. 
 
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 (a.) Be it therefore enacted ^lat the said corporation hereby p^^j ^, 
 autliorize the sale of certain portions of said grounds as follows : re*pea?ed^by " 
 The price of a plot of land of the size o.' eight feet by twelve be and'*conMii- ^^ 
 charged at the rate of five dollars ; a plot of land of the size of '^*^^' 
 sixteen feet square eight dollars ; and a fee of fifty cents additional 
 for each deed to be paid by the purchaser. 
 
 T. RICHARDSON. 
 
 Clerk, 
 
 WM RAPLEY, 
 
 Reeve. 
 
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 BY-LAW NO 21. 
 
 To Authorize the Taking of a Census of Strathroy, and 
 Appoint a Census Taker Therefore. 
 
 [Pasi^ed 6th June, ?lb70.] 
 
 Preamble. VVhereas it is expedient with a view of making the incorpor- 
 
 ated village of Strathroy into a town, tQ take the census therefore 
 and appoint a census taker. 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the authority of the ntjunicipal 
 Council of Strathroy : 
 
 Census to be (^'^ That a careful and properly authorized census shall be 
 
 18T0 " ''"''^ ^^*' ^^^^^^ under the authority of this by-law, which shall be complet- 
 ed and returned to this Council on or before the first Monday in 
 July next. 
 
 (2.) That Charles Napper, of Strathroy, shall be census 
 taker. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 JAS. D. DEWAN, 
 
 Reevk. 
 
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 throy, and 
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 le incorpor- 
 us therefore 
 
 ; municipal 
 
 311S shall be 
 
 be complet- 
 
 Monday in 
 
 be census 
 
 WAN, 
 
 Reeve. 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 30. 
 
 To Authorize the Purchase of a Plot of Ground for 
 Corporation Purposes. 
 
 f Passed 3rd May, 1871] 
 
 Whereas it is expedient to purchase a piece of land for cor- 
 poration purposes. 
 
 Be it enacted by the authority of the municipal Council 
 01 btrathroy : 
 
 chase a lot m Gregory's survey for the use of the corporation it^'v^'^" 
 provided always he can obtain the said lot for a sum not'exc S " 
 ing fifty dollars. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
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 JOSEPH WILSON, 
 
 Reeve, 
 
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 BY-LAW NO 34. 
 
 To Authorize the Establishment of a Police Force Con- 
 sisting of One or More Members in the 
 Town of Strathroy. 
 
 [Passed 5th February, A.D. 1873.1 
 
 Be it enacted by the authority of the corporation of the Town 
 of Strathroy as follows : 
 
 ist. That it shall be lawful for the Council of the Town of 
 a police force Strathroy to establish and maintain n police force consisting of 
 one or more members not to exceed three during the operation of 
 this by-law. 
 
 2nd. That the duties of said force shall be as follows : 
 
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 Duty of police. ^^"^ ^° perambulate the principal streets of the Town at a 
 rate of not more than two miles per hour from the hour of four 
 p.m. to twelve midnight daily. 
 
 (2.) To sei^ to the orderly and peaceful conduct cr'the com- 
 munity generally, that every one may be free to go wherever he 
 pleases and at all times without let or hinderance while pursuing 
 his latvful calling whether it be on pleasure or business. 
 
 (3.) To arrest and confine for safe keeping in the lock-up all 
 IninkenViul drunken and disorderly persons found in the streets or houses 
 peraonsy'^ open for the accommodation of the public tempoi-ally until they 
 can be disposed of by the mayor, polico magistrate or other jus- 
 tice of the peace. 
 
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 (4.) To prevent horse racing and furious drivint?- through 
 
 Prevent horse , , ^ ^ , -r ■ j ~ r n r 
 
 racinK.&c. on the streets to the manifest dan i^er of persons travelling on foot, 
 
 and to prevent the unlawful assembling together of the people 
 
 for any and every purpose, so as to interrupt or impede the 
 
 ordinary travel. 
 
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 (5-) To see that the provisions of the by-lws are properly to enforc , 
 earned out in reference to cleanin,' the .>idewa!ks aid highw-ys ^^ »^•^• 
 of all impediments. 
 
 (6.) To see that no one ties his horse or horses to or within 
 reach of any tree which may be planted on the sides of the street.: 
 either for shade or ornament. 
 
 (7-) To watch closely and rake immediate steps to give Give alarm of 
 alarm in rase of fire or biirglarv or attempted burglary. '"■^• 
 
 (8) To report to the mavor or chairman of the Board of Report to 
 Health everv case of carelessness as to the disposal )f ashes or "'''''°'' *"• 
 filth and offal generally, or the accumulation of every thing cal- 
 culated to cause fire or promote or er:gender sickness, and^gen- 
 erally to perform the duties of Health Inspectoi and Fire 
 Warden. 
 
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 (g.) To prevent persons from riding or driving on or across to prevent 
 the sidewalks more than is absolutely necessary in order to ob ^"^'"8 »"™'"' 
 tam access to their lots with fuel or other heavy articles drawn ' 
 
 by teams. 
 
 arrest dis- 
 ■ per- 
 itbia 
 
 (10.) To act promptly and decisively in the capture of all to arr< 
 persons gmlty of aggravated assaults or charged with the com °°^^"- 
 mission thereof or guilty of a charge with the commission of any "o-- ' 
 other serious offences under the authority of the sheriff or high 
 constable of the county, or other lawful authority, but not in any 
 cace to go beyond the limits of the corporation without authority 
 of the mayor. ' 
 
 (ir.) Toseethat the provisions of the by-laws passed for the to enforce by- 
 good government of the Town be carried out, and diligently to ^«^-' 
 use the best endeavors in all things, to promote that peace and 
 good ordp-.- v-hich are so essential to the success and prosperity 
 
 of the L)wv. ' 
 
 
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 (12.) fo report without fail to the mayor every morning at 
 TO o dock r.^hether anything of consequence may have happened Hcportto 
 or not, and from written memoranda for which purpose he sha'I ""'""•''"" 
 
 
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 o'clock a.m. 
 each day. 
 
 Obey orders 
 of mayor. 
 
 Appoir.tT.sent 
 to bo during 
 pleasure of 
 Council. 
 
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 always carry on his person a convenient"pocket journal), to re- 
 port any event of any consequence that may have happened in 
 the Town curing the interval from the report of the morning 
 previous. 
 
 (13.) To call and ascertain from personal inspection if neces- 
 sary, that all shops and taverns are closed for the sale of wines 
 and liquor-v on Sabbath days and other Holy days fixed by Pro- 
 vincial statute. 
 
 (14.) That it shall be the duty of the police officer at all 
 times to submit to the orders of the mayor on all occasions. 
 
 3rd. That the appointment shall be held during the pleasure 
 of the mayor and council, and the remuneration for the services 
 performed shall be fixed by resolution of the council, provided 
 always that the appointment shall be liable to temporary suspen- 
 sion by the mayor for anything which he may consider a gross 
 impropriety or until the next meeting of the council. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 JAS. D. DEWAN, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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 BY-LAW NO, 43. 
 
 To Raise by Way of Loan the Sum of Thirty Thou- 
 sand Dollars for the Purpose Therein Mentioned. 
 [Passed ihe 30th July, A.D., 1873], 
 
 Whereas the corporation of the Town of Strathroy have re- P.camblo 
 solved to erect a Town Hall or other public buildingf upon the 
 land of the said corporation in the said Town ; to gravel Front 
 Albert, and Frank street, and Caradoc street, all in the said Town' 
 so as to extend a certain gravel road through said Town ; to re' 
 qu.re a school site and erect school buildings thereon ; and to 
 make provision for the prevention and suppression of fire! in said 
 i own ; and to carry into effect the said recited objects it will be 
 necessary for the said corporation to raise the sum of $30,000 in 
 the manner hereinafter mentioned. 
 
 And whereas it will require the sum of $3,300 to be raised an- 
 ; "ally by special rate for the payment of the said loan with the """"' ''"''■''"'• 
 mterest thereon as also hereafter mentioned. 
 
 And whereas the whole rateable property of the said corpora- Rateable 
 t.on nrespecttve of any future increase of the same, and also of "--^^^^^^^ 
 any mcrease to be derived from the temporary investment of the 
 nking fund heremafter menuon.d, or any part thereof, accord- 
 ing to the last revised and equalised assessment roll of the said 
 corporation beii.g for the year of our Lord one thousand eight 
 hundred and seventy-two, was $396,000. 
 
 pora1i;fnT'Sr?n,r' ^"°""^°^^'^^ ^'^^-^ ^ebt of the said cor- Exi.tin.debe. 
 poration ,s as follows : principal, five thousand one hundred dol- 
 lars w.th mterest payable thereon sum annually, and no Zt of 
 ^aid principal or interest is in arrears. ^ 
 
 And whereas for paying the interest and creating an eoual c 
 yearly smking fund for paying the said sum of thirty' rould""^'^'"''^- 
 ^ and interest as hereinafter mentioned, it win're^;:; f n 
 equal annual special rate of eight and a half mills in the dolhr 
 - addition to all other rates to be levied in each vear 
 
 
 
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 Be it therefore enacted by the corporation of the Town of 
 Strathroy. 
 
 30,000 dcbeti- 'St. That it shall be lawful for the mayor of said Town to 
 
 tures to bo !•• ^^jj,g ^^ ^^y ^f j^^,^ f^^^ ^^^^ person or persons, body or bodies, 
 
 corporate, who may be willing to advance the same on credit of 
 the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum of money not ex- 
 ceedmg in the whole the sum of thirty thousand dollars, and to 
 cause the same to be paid into the hands of the treasurer of said 
 Town for the purpose and with the object above recited. 
 
 Debentures ^^^' '^^^^ ''' ^^^^^ ^*^ lawful for the said mayor to cxuse any 
 
 "baB^oo! ^^^' number of debentures to be made for such sums of money as 
 may be required, not less than one hundred dollars each, and the 
 said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said corpora- 
 tion, and signed by the said mayor. 
 
 3rd. That the said debentures shall be made payable in 
 
 PftT&blB in 20 
 
 ymn. twenty years from the day hereinafter mentioned for this by-law 
 
 to take effect at the office of the treasurer of the said Town of 
 Strathroy, and shall have attached to them coupons for the pay- 
 ment of interest. 
 
 4th. That the said debentures shall bear inteiest at and after 
 Interest to b« the rate of six per cent, per annum, from the date thereof, which 
 interest shall be payable on the thirtieth days of January and 
 July in each year at the office of the treasurer aforesaid. 
 
 Soecial rate 
 Sk iniUs. 
 
 Sth. That for the purpose of forming a sinking fund for the 
 payment of said debentures and the interest at the rate aforesaid to 
 become due thereon, an equal special rate of eight and a half mills 
 in the dollar shall in addition to all other rates be raised, levied 
 and collected in each year upon all the rateableproperty in the 
 said Town of Strathroy, during the continuance of the said de- 
 bentures or any of them. 
 
 6th. That this by-law shall take effect and come into opera- 
 on aothJulyT tion on the thirtieth day of July in the year of our Lord one 
 thousand eight hundred and seventy-two. 
 
le Town of 
 
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 .h.,irl' .?"' '^' ''°''' '^ '^' "'^"'°" "f 'he said municipality p,. , 
 shall be taken on th s bv Itw it n,» <v.ii , . ^ ^'^•"'^ wf^ore 
 
 "" uus oy-iaw at the following places, that is to .^"/"« '» »»o 
 
 For ward No. i, at or near the old brewery on North street. 
 
 For ward No. 2, at the Town Hall. 
 
 For ward No. 3, at the Central School building. 
 
 o'c^nrl "'' ''^jy-''^'''^ ^^y °f J"'y next.,at^ the hour of nine 
 
 o CO k a^n, and ending at five o'clock p.m. the same day. and 
 
 u th. follow.ng persons shall be the returning officers to take 
 
 he sa,d,es at the respective polling places L beforlnat 
 
 cQ, tnat IS to say ; 
 
 For ward No. i, Mr. Alexander Hilton. 
 For ward No. 2, the Town Clerk. 
 For ward No. 3, Mr. T. L. Armstrong. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
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 J. D. DEWAN, 
 
 Mayor, 
 
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 BY-LAW NO. 48 
 
 To Establish a Wood Market and Regi' ite the Sale 
 and Measurement of Wood Used for Fuel, and to 
 Appoint a Wood Inspector. 
 
 [Pass«'<l and l>oc.. 1875^.) 
 
 Be it enacted by the authority ol llie Town Council of the 
 Town of Strathroy as follows : 
 
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 Wood market ist. That all that part (-. 'lie naarket square now remiining 
 
 Tboiuas'^'' unleascd, and reserved for leasing purpose, lying in the west 
 
 side thereof on Thomas street, shall be used as a wood market. 
 
 Duty of V cod '"''■ That it shall be the duty of the wood inspector when 
 required by any purchaser of any cor^ wood or other wood for 
 fuel, to see that the same is properly and closely packed or piled, 
 and if necessary he shall cause the seller tn repack or repil the 
 same. 
 
 Initpcctor. 
 
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 Foojforin- 3^^- '^'^'^^ the Wood Inspector sliall be authorized to de- 
 
 syuoiiDQ. mand and receive from the vendor the following fees : For in- 
 specting and certifying the quantity and (juality of contract wood 
 for fuel, sold and delivered within the said Town, for each and 
 every parcel or pile of and under five cords, a fee of ten cents, 
 and for aay greater (quantities a tee of two cents per cord. 
 
 Inspector not 4th. That no Wood Inspector shall purchase any cordwood 
 woo'd'onty'^for or Other wood for fuel; which shall he brought to the said 'i'own 
 for sale, except for the consumption of himself and family. 
 
 Wood inuBt be 
 all clasbud. 
 
 5th. That all cordwood or other wood for fuel, sold, de- 
 livered or offered, or exposed for sale in the ''own of StMthroy, 
 shall be classed as follows, that is to say : First class to consist 
 of beech, hnrd maple, hickory .ind ironwood ; Second class to 
 consist of rock elm, white oak, white ash, I)lack hiich, and soft 
 maple ; Third class to consist of basswo vi, swamp elm, red oak, 
 black ash, pine ond other soft wood 
 
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 the Sale 
 1, and to 
 
 ncil of the 
 
 rem, lining 
 1 the west 
 od market. 
 
 ECtor when 
 
 r wood for 
 
 :dor piled, 
 
 repil the 
 
 zed to de- 
 ls : For in- 
 tract wood 
 r each and 
 f ten cents, 
 ord. 
 
 cordwood 
 said I'own 
 lily. 
 
 ;1, sold, de- 
 St'-athroy, 
 to consist 
 i.i class to 
 h, and soft 
 1, red oa!<, 
 
 6th. That each and every cord of wood exposed oi oSeicd ^.^ ,^^ ^ ^ 
 
 for sale, or ddivc in lh.> said Town, shall conUm full one*' 1. '*^ 
 iiundred and twenty eight cubic feet. 
 
 7th. Tha' rson sh 'Jl expose or offer for sale any cord- 
 
 wood or otiier wood for fuel i)v the load in the wood n. -rlcet, or S'i"o 'ohi 
 other public i)luce, or my of tiie streets or lanes, within u.e said ""'lind'nmrk-' 
 Tow itil after he shall have had such loid regulady inspected, *"** 
 and luirked by the Wood Inspector with a mark designating the 
 quality and quantity of such wood, and every person shall, if re- 
 quired, exhibit to any person olicring to purchase the said load, 
 iIk mark of such Wood Inspector, and any person altering, falsi- 
 fying or defacing 'i marks, or othi rvvise infringing these regu- 
 lations shall be si to the penalties of this by-law, 
 
 8th. That the Wood Inspector sh., be entjlled to demand „ , . 
 
 „_j • r 1 1 Fci'8 for la- 
 
 ana Ti-'ceive ot each an<l every jrson selling or exposing for "i'0""o"- 
 
 sale cordwood or other wood for fuel, by the load within the 
 
 said Town, the following : Foi every vehicle drawn by two horses 
 
 or other Uoubl icaiu, a fco of five cents, and for every vehicle 
 
 drawn by one horse or other single team, a fee of three cents. 
 
 9th. That every load of wood hereafter brought to the 
 market and continued therein in any vehicle for the space of ten inw'iinnl'J'* "" 
 niinuijs, shall be deemed and taken prima fade to he cordwood, nlinuu^Vsub- 
 or other wood for tuci for sale; and the said wood so brought and SuiaUonsr'^ 
 lem.iining as aforesaul, and the party bringing the same, or in 
 charge thereof, shall .e subject to all the provisions of this by- 
 law, as if the sanu wood was or had been offered for sale in the 
 said market, upon each occasion of its so remaining thereat. 
 
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 day in the year fioni the hour of eight o'clock a.m. to five '''°'" ***•"• *° 
 
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 Penalty for offender to a fine of not less than one dollar nor more than five 
 
 breach of by- dollars, to be recovered with costs before the Mayor or any other 
 
 magistrate, to be recovered by distress and sale of the goods and 
 
 chattels of the delinquent, or in default by committal to the 
 
 county gaol for any terra not to exceed ten days. 
 
 ®i''**'JAl**^® "Sth. That this by-law shall take effect and come into opera- 
 
 eirect lOtfc *• j r , 
 
 December, tion on and after the tenth day of December instant. 
 
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 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Town Clerk. 
 
 JAb. D. DEWAN, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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91 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 56. 
 
 To Direct the Removal of Porches, Porticoes, Railings, 
 Cross Signs, and Other Erections or Obstructions 
 Projecting Into or Over Certain Streets in Strath- 
 roy. 
 
 [Passed 7th July, 1873.] 
 
 Whereas certain ratepayers, proprietors of real estate, and 
 merchants, have by petition represented the great danger in the 
 event of lire occasioned by the erection of numerous porches, 
 verandahs, cross signs and other erections in and over the streets 
 of Strathroy, and especially the business part thereof, comprised 
 within the fire limits of the said Town of Strathroy. 
 
 Be it enacted by the Town Council of the corporation of 
 Strathroy: 
 
 I St. That all persons owning property within the fire limits veracdahB, 
 of the Town of Strathroy shall remove within the period of fifteen be°?lmo^ed.''° 
 days from the date hereof, and at their own expense, all porches, 
 railings, porticoes, verandahs, cross signs, or other obstructions 
 projecting into or over the streets of Strathroy. 
 
 2nd. That the printing and circulation of tL by-law shall 
 be sufficient notice* to all persons concerned. 
 
 Notice. 
 
 3rd. 
 the terms 
 
 That any and every person neglecting to comply with jj^-j^ .. 
 of this by-law, shall be subject to a fine not to exceed comply wfti 
 
 to 
 
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 terms aabject 
 
 twenty dollars per wei"k for the time the obstruction is permitted *»» fine. 
 
 by-law, shall be subje 
 r wei"k for the time t 
 to exist after the fifteen days named in this by-law. 
 
 ' 4th. That the said fine with costs shall be lecoverable upon 
 conviction before the Mayor, or any other magistrate upon com- 
 plaint of the Road Commissioner of the wird, or police officer, 
 by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 CHAS. MURRAY, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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 92 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 64. 
 
 To Raise by Way of Loan the Sum of Four Thousanrt 
 Five Hundred Dollars for Public School Purposes. 
 
 [Pa-ssod 15th Juno, 1H74.] 
 
 Whereas by requisition of the Board of Public School Trus- 
 tees, bearing date the second day of May, A.l>. 1874, reiiuiring 
 the Town Council of the corporation of the Town of Stralhroy to 
 raise the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars, to be raised 
 by debentures, and place the same to the credit of the said Board, 
 not later than the first day of July next, for the buildinLj of a new 
 school to be called the Caradoc Street Scliool, a;ul other school 
 purposes. 
 
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 Amount re- And whereas it -ill require the sum of six hundred and sixty- 
 
 p^ymeifr ^ve dollars to be raised annually by special rate for the payment 
 of the principal of the said loan, together with the intereit there- 
 on, as hereinafter mentioned. 
 
 Kateable 
 property. 
 
 And whereas the whole rateable property of the said corpora- 
 tion, irrespective of any future increase of the same according to 
 the last revised assessment of the said corporaiion being for the 
 year A.D. 1874, was four hundred and eighty thousand dollars. 
 
 
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 $33,000. 
 
 Kxistint? debt -^"d whereas the amount of the existing debt of the said cor- 
 poration is thirty-thret thousand dollars, of which three thousand 
 dollars are due and payable on the thirteenth day of September, 
 A.D. 187s, and t lirty thousand dollars are due and payable on 
 the thirtieth day :^f July, A.D. 1892 : The said sum ol thirty-ihiee 
 thousand dollars bearing interest payable half yearly, at the rate 
 of six per cent, per annum and no part of said intere;j', or princi- 
 pal is due or in arrears. 
 
 Special rate to 
 be levied li 
 mills. 
 
 And whereas for the payment of the principal and interest on 
 the said loan, it will require an equal annual special rate of one 
 and three-eighth mills on the dollar in addition to all other rates 
 to be levied in each year. 
 
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 r Thousand 
 Purposes. 
 
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 School Trus- 
 874, re(iuiring 
 )f Stralhroy to 
 ;, to be raised 
 ""e said Board, 
 Iditiff of a new 
 1 other school 
 
 red and sixty- 
 ■ the payment 
 intereit there- 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the corporation of Strathroy as 
 follows : 
 
 ist. That it shall be lawful for the Mayor of said Town to Amount of de- 
 
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 raise by way of loai for any person or persons, body or bodies, issued, |i,500. 
 
 coiporate, who may be willing to advance the same upon the 
 credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum not exceed- 
 ing in the whole the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars, 
 and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the treasurer 
 of said Town for the purpose, and with the object above recited. 
 
 2nd. That it shall be lawful for the said Mayor to cause any 
 
 Debentures 
 
 number of debentures not exceedmg m the aggregate, four thou- not to be less 
 J c u J J J 1, , 7 ,. . \. than$100each. 
 
 sand five hundred dollars, to be made for such sums of money as 
 
 may be required, not less than one hundred dollars each, and the 
 said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said corpora- 
 tion and signed by the said Mayor, and counters'Q;ned by the 
 treasurer of the municipality. 
 
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 ? said corpora- 
 
 : according to 
 
 I)eing for ilic 
 
 isand dollars. 
 
 3rd. 1 hat the said debentures shall be made payable in ten „..,,. 
 1 1 ^ r 1 J , • , Payable in 10 
 
 equal yearly payments from the day hereinafter mentioned for e<i"ai reariy 
 
 this by-law to take effect at the office of the treasurer of the said ^*^"^° 
 
 Town of Strathroy, and shall have attached to them coupons for 
 
 the payment of interest. 
 
 f the said cor- 
 hree thousand 
 3f September, 
 id payable on 
 ol thirty-thvee 
 ly, at the rate 
 rto.', or princi- 
 
 nd interest on 
 ) rate of one 
 all other rates 
 
 4th. That the said debentures shall bear interes , at and after ^o bear 
 
 the rate of seven per cent, per annum from the date thereof tcest payable 
 
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 Avhich interest shall be payable on the hrst days of January and *'"^"'"'yi'» 
 
 July in each and every year, at the office of the treasurer afore- 
 said. 
 
 Sth. That for the purpose of providing for the payment of Rate 11 mills 
 the said debentures and interest in the manner and at the rate ''"^'^®*" 
 aforesaid, an equal special rate of one and three-eighth mills on 
 the dollar, shall in addition to all other rates, be raised, levied, 
 and collected in each year upon all the rateable property in the 
 said Town of Strathroy, during the continuance of the said de- 
 bentures or any of them. 
 
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 6th. That the said by-law shall take effect and come into 
 iBt July, 1874. operation on the first day ot July in the year of our Lord one 
 thousand eight hundred and seventy-four. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 R, C. SCATCHERD, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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 BY-LAW NO 67. 
 
 To Dispose of the Sum of Five Tliousand Dollars Sur- 
 plus Money Apportioned by the Ontario Legislature 
 out of the Municipal Loan Fund to the Town of 
 Strathroy. 
 
 • [Passed 15th June, A.D. 1874.] 
 
 Whereas by the authority of the 1 2 sec. of the 47 chap. 36 Preamble. 
 Vic. of the Statutes of Ontario, permission is granted to the sever- 
 al municipalities receiving of the surplus fund under the said 
 Act to apply the same amongst other objects in building or im- 
 proving schools, public halls, bridges, harbours, piers, or gravel 
 roads affecting the several municipalities; 
 
 And whereas it would be highly conducive to the interest .of 
 01 •,,,-, ^ - • ,■ Stmthroy and 
 
 btrathroy to co-operate with the township of Caradoc in gradmg Caradoc to co- 
 
 and gravelling what is known as the Mount Brydges road, thence 
 to a point on the side road between lots 12 and 13, called Mount 
 Carinel, thence along the side road so'ith-westerly to the Long- 
 wood road, the whole estimated distance of which is ten miles; 
 
 And whereas the Township Council of the township of Caradoc 
 have passed a resolution to appropriate the sum of two thousand propriate 
 dollars of their surplus for the same object; ' ' 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the Town Council of the corpora- 
 tion of Strathroy, 
 
 That the sum of five thousand dollars of the surplus appropri- 
 ated by the Ontario Legislature, shall be and is hereby appropri- 
 ated to and in the construction and gravelling of said road, thence 
 on the Mount Brydges road to Mount Carmel, and thence on the 
 side road direct to the Longwood road in the township of Cara- 
 doc. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 R C. SCATCHERD, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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 BY-LAW NO. 70. 
 
 To Authorize the Expenditure of the Sum of Two 
 
 Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars of the 
 
 Surplus Alloted by the Ontario Legislature From 
 
 the Municipal Loan Fund to the Town of StMthroy. 
 
 [Passed 7th Sept., A.D. 1874.] 
 
 Whereas by the authority of the 12 sec. of the 47 chap. 36 
 Vic. Statutes of Ontario, permission is granted to the several 
 municipalities receiving of the surplus fund under the said Act, to 
 apply the same in building or improving schools, public halls, 
 &c., for the use of the corporation. 
 
 And whereas it has been found necessary to make better pro- 
 vision for the safety of the steam and hand fire engines, hook and 
 ladder apparatus. &c., belonging to the Town, now most insecure- 
 ly kept in a frame building, by the erection of a good substan- 
 tial brick engine house, on the market square, the upper story of 
 which is to be used as a firemen's hall and council chamber. 
 
 Be it enacted b> the Town Council of the corporation of 
 Strathroy. 
 
 $2,350 to build That the sum of two thousand three hundred and fifty dollars 
 
 houM.*°*'"^ <^f the surplus before mentioned, shall be and is hereby authorized 
 
 to be expended in the erection of a brick engine house, firemen's 
 
 hall and council chamber on the market square now in course of 
 
 construction. 
 
 To build flre- 
 men'a hall. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 R. C. SCATCHERD, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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 ars of the 
 lire From 
 Staathroy. 
 
 47 chap. 36 
 the several 
 said Act, to 
 ublic halls, 
 
 better pro- 
 s, hook and 
 )st insecure- 
 3d substan- 
 per story of 
 imber. 
 
 poration of 
 
 fifty dollars 
 authorized 
 ;, firemen's 
 1 course of 
 
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 Mayor. 
 
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 BY-LAW NO. 81, 
 
 To Authorize a Further Expenditure of the Sum of 
 Five Hundred Dollars of the Surplus Fund Allowed 
 to the Town of Strathroy to Finish and Complete the 
 New Engine House, Firemen's Hall and Council 
 Chamber. 
 
 [Pa!=(aGd let March, 1876.] 
 
 VVhereas it has been found necessary to expend the sum of 
 five hundred auUars over and above the original estimate in 
 strengthening the foundation and constructing the necessary heat- 
 ing appliances on the new bsick engine house; 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the Town Council of the corpora- 
 tion of Strathroy, 
 
 That the sum of five hundred dollars of the surplus before ,500 to com- 
 mentioned, shall be and is hereby authorized to be expended j^ie^e Mgine 
 over and above, and in addition to the sum of two thousand three 
 hundred and fifty dollars expended under authority of by-law No. 
 70, passed by the Council on the 7th day of Sept. A.D. 1874, in 
 the finishing and completing of the new engine house, firemen's 
 hall and council chamber erected on the market square in the 
 said Town of Strathroy. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
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 R. C. SCATCHERD, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
 
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 BY-LAW NO. 86. 
 
 To aid the Manufacturing of Woollen Goods in the 
 Town of Strathroy, and to Authorize the Issue of Ten 
 Thousand Dollars Debentures for That Purpose. 
 
 [Passed 6th Septomber, 1875.] 
 
 PrMmbie. Whereas the establishment of a manufactory for the manu- 
 
 facturing of woollen goods in the Town of birathroy, is a branch 
 of industry \n the opinion of the municipal council ot the 
 said Town, that would by the employment of labor greatly benefit 
 the Town, and is deserving of municipal assistance by way of 
 
 bonus; 
 
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 And whereas the Ancaster Knitting Company, a body cor- 
 porate, have proposed to establish a manufactory in the said 
 Town of Strathroy, for the manufacturing of woollen goods; 
 
 And the municipal council of the Town of Strathroy have 
 agreed to aid the above named branch of industry, by granting to 
 the said company a bonus of ten thousand dollars, and by issuing 
 therefor debentures of the said municipality, payable as herem- 
 after mentioned; 
 
 And whereas it will require the several suri:s to be raised an- 
 nually by special rate, for the payment of the said debentures and 
 interest, as hereinafter mentioned, viz : 
 
 For the year 1876, $1700, requiring a rate of three 64-iooths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 Forthe year 1877, $1630, requiring a rate of three 49iooths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 For the year 1878, $1560, requiring a rate of three 34-iooths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 For the year 1S79, $[490, requiring a rate of three 19 looths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
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 ods in the 
 jsue of Ten 
 jrpose. 
 
 <T the manu- 
 , is a branch 
 jncil ot the 
 reatly benefit 
 ;e by way of 
 
 a body cor- 
 in the said 
 n goods; 
 
 rathroy have 
 y granting to 
 nd by issuing 
 le as herem- 
 
 be raised an- 
 ibentures and 
 
 CO 64-iooths 
 ee 49iooths 
 ree 3 4-1 00th s 
 ee 19 looths 
 
 For the year 1880, $1430, requiring a rate of three s-iooths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 For the year 1881, $,350, requiring a rate of two So-iooths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 For the year 1882, $1280, requiring a rate of two 74-iooths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 For the year 1883, $1210, requiring a rate of two 59-iooths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 For the year 1884, $"40, requiring a rate of two 44-jooths 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 For the year 1885, $1070, requiring a rate of two 29-ioolhs 
 mills in the dollar; 
 
 And whereas the amount of the whole rateable proper- 
 ty of the Town of Strathroy, according to the last revised Assess- 
 ment Roll, being for the year A.D. ,875. is four hundred ^nd 
 sixty-six thousand five hundred dollars; 
 
 And whereas the existing indebtedness of the said municipal- 
 ity IS as follows, viz : -three thousand dollars, payable 13th Sep- 
 tember, 1875 ; thirty thousand dollars, payable 30th July, 1892 
 both bearing interest annually at six per cent. ; four thousand 
 and fifty dollars, payable in nine equal annual payments of four 
 hundred and fifty dollars each, on the first days of July in each 
 of the years from ,87610 1884, both inclusive, with interest at 
 seven per cent.; and six hundred dollars, payable in two equal 
 payments with interest at six per cent., on the first days of Octo- 
 ber, 1875 and 1876; making in the aggiegate the sum of thirty, 
 seven thousand six hundred and fifty dollars, of which there is no 
 principil or interest in arrears; 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the municipal council of the cor- 
 Doralion of Strathroy; 
 
 (1.) That for the payment of the said sum often housand 
 
 
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 dollars and interest as aforesaid, a special rate in the dollar, in 
 addiiion to all other rates shall be levied and collected on all the 
 rateable property in the Town of Strathroy, each year as follows, 
 viz : — 
 
 Year. Amount. lUte por Dollar. 
 
 1876 $1,700 364 Mills. 
 
 1877 1,630 3.49 " 
 
 1878 1,560 3.34 
 
 1879 1,490 3»9 
 
 1880 1,430 3.05 
 
 i«8i 1,350 289 '• 
 
 i88a 1,280 3.74 " 
 
 1883 1,310 2.59 '• 
 
 1884 1,140 3.04 " 
 
 1885 1,070 3.39 " 
 
 (2.) That it shall be lawful for the said municipality to aid 
 the Ancaster Knitting Company, by granting aid thereto by way 
 of bonus to the extent of ten thousand dollars, and it shall be 
 lawful for the Mayor of the siiid Town, and he is hereby request- 
 ed to issue debentures of tlie said municipiility to the amount not 
 exceeding in the whole ten thousand dollars, and cause the same 
 to be delivered to the Ancister Knitting Company, for the pur- 
 pose and with the object above recited. 
 
 (3.) That it shall be lawful for the said Mayor to issue any 
 number of debentures to be made for such sums of money as 
 may be required for the said recited object, not less than one 
 hundred dollars each, and that the said debentures shall be seal- 
 ed with the corporate seal of the said Town, and signed by the 
 Mayor and Clerk of said Town. 
 
 (4.) That the said debentures shall be p -yaDle in ten years 
 at furthest from the day hereinafter mentioned for this by law to 
 take effect, that is one thou><and dollars shall be payable annually 
 as aforesaid, at the office of tiie treasurer of the said Town of 
 Strathroy, and shall have attached to them coupons for the pay- 
 ment of interest. 
 
 (5.) That the said debentures shall bear interest at and after 
 the rate of seven per cent, per annum, which interest shall be pay- 
 
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 able annually from the jist day of December next, at the office 
 of the said treasurer. 
 
 (6.) That the said "Ancastcr Knitting Company," before 
 the delivery to them of the said debentures, shall enter into an 
 agreement with the said municipality, defining the terms, provi- 
 sions and conditions upon wiiich such aid is given, (being those 
 hereinafter mentioned,) and shall also grant to the said municip. 
 ality, security by way of first charge or mortgage, for the amount 
 of said debentures and interest upon the lands and premises in- 
 cluding the machinery therein, where the business shall be cai- 
 ited on, for the observing of such terms, provisions and conditions 
 which are : — 
 
 ality to aid 
 eto by way 
 it shall be 
 eby request- 
 amount not 
 se the same 
 for the pur- 
 
 ;o issue any 
 f money as 
 ;s than one 
 hall be seal- 
 ^ned by the 
 
 in ten years 
 lis by law to 
 i.ble annually 
 lid Town of 
 for the pay- 
 
 at and after 
 shall be pay- 
 
 ist. That the said Ancaster Knitting Company shall estab- 
 lish and carry on a mc ^factory lor tne making ot woollen goods, 
 within the limits of the said 'I'own of Stralhroy, and for the 
 period often years, at least, from date of this by-law. Seventy 
 persons other than the officers of the company shall at all times, 
 and continuously (Sundays and public holidays excepted) be em- 
 ployed in the said factory, so that the aonual expenditure for 
 wages and fuel shall not be less than twenty thousand dollars. 
 
 2nd. In case the manufactory shall bo destroyed by fire the 
 company shall rebuild the same withim twelve months thereafter, 
 and during the time the factory shall remain unworked by reason 
 of such destruction by fire, pay to the said municipality the sum 
 of one hundred dollars per month, providing if the company 
 elect not to rebuild, then they shall pay to the said municipality 
 a sum of money at the rate ot one thousand dollars a year for the 
 unexpired term of such period often years, and the further sum 
 of five hundred dollars for their right of election, as aforesaid 
 within three months. 
 
 /rd. That the said company shall be at liberty to discon- 
 tinue the said business and the working of the said factory at any 
 time after the expiration of one year from the time this by-law shall 
 take effect, but in such an event they shall pay to the said muni- 
 cipality a sum of money at the rate of one thousand dollars a year 
 
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 for the then unexpired term of the period of ten years, within 
 three months after the time of such discontinuance. 
 
 4th. The company shall have the right to clo.ie the factory 
 a reasonable time in each year, for the purpose of making neces- 
 sary repairs, not exceeding in the whole fifty days in each year, 
 and they shall also have the right to cloie the said factory beyond 
 the time for such repairs for a portion of any one or more years 
 during the said period not exceeding ninety days in each year, 
 but shiU in such case pay to the said municipality a sum of 
 fioney in the same proportion of one thousand dollars, as the 
 number of days the said factory shall remain closed bears to the 
 whole year. 
 
 5th. That the b .ildlngs and machinery of the said company 
 shall be insured against loss by fire, in some approved company, 
 to the amount often thousand dollars for the first year, and there- 
 after or an amount becoming armually one thousand dollars less, 
 and such msurance policy or policies shall be assigned to and to 
 be held by the said municipality by way of security for the per- 
 formance of such agreement, terms, provisions and conditions, 
 
 6th. That the said lactory shall be carried on under some 
 name identifying the same with the interests of Strathroy. 
 
 7th. That this by-law shall take effect and come into opera- 
 tion on the thirty-first day of December A.D. one thousand eight 
 hundred and seventy- five. 
 
 8th. That the votes of the electors of this municipality en- 
 titled to vote on this by-law, shall be taken thereon on the seven- 
 teenth day of August next, at the hour of nine o'clock a.m., and 
 ending at rive o'clock p.m., of the same day, and the following 
 persons shall be Returning Officers for taking the said votes at 
 the usual polling places as follows, viz.: — 
 
 Polling division No. i, Maitland Street 'School House. 
 Polling division No. 2, Firemen's Hall. 
 
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 Polling division No. 3, High School. 
 Polling division No. 4, Colborne Street School. 
 Polling division No. 5, Caradoc Street School. 
 
 The same polls shall be opened in said places by the follow 
 ing persons, viz.: 
 
 Polling Division No. i, Alex'r Hilton, Returning Officer. 
 Polling Division No. a, J. B. Winlo.v, Returning Officer. 
 Polling Division No. 3, Wm P. Laird, Returning Officer. 
 Poll.nq Division No. 4, Abraham Goodwin, Returning Officer. 
 Polling Division No. 5, George Althouse, Returning Officer. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Town Clerk. 
 
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 Mayor. 
 
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 1 04 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 90. 
 
 To Authorize the Opening of a Road Atoss the West 
 Half of the West Half of Lot Twenty-one and the 
 East Half of the East Half of Twenty, in the Fourth 
 Concession of Adelaide, Comprised Within the Cor- 
 poration Limits of Strathroy. 
 
 [Passed 6th Dec, A.O. 1H75 ] 
 
 Whereas by petition of numercus ratepayers of tlie Town of 
 Strathroy and addressed to the Mayor and Council thereof, dat- 
 ed the 4th day of Sept., A.D. 1875, it is prayed that a street 
 called Salisbury street situated and being contiguous to the above 
 land on either side thereof, may be opened out and constructed 
 through parts of lots twenty and twenty-one in the fourth conces- 
 sion of said township of Adelaide, so as to form a connection '.o 
 and with Salisbury street as laid out in the contiguous surveys 
 as aforesaid; 
 
 And whereas the regular notice required by law has been pub- 
 lished and circulated in the Strathroy . I^e, and by hand bills duly 
 posted in conspicuous places within the corporation of Strathroy, 
 stating it to be the intention of the Town Council of Strathroy to 
 pass a by-law for opening and constructing a road through the 
 aforesaid lands in manner aforesaid, on the hrst Monday in the 
 present month December, for at least the period of four weeks 
 previous to the passage of this by-law; 
 
 Be It therefore enacted by the Town Council of the corpora- 
 tion of Strathroy, 
 
 After 20 day" 
 road to bo 
 opened and 
 named Salis- 
 bury Btreet. 
 
 That it shall be lawful for the road commissioner after the 
 twenty days notice to the several parties in occupation or posses- 
 sion of said lands to open and construct a road right across parts 
 of lots twenty and twenty-one in the fourth concesj ion of Ade- 
 laide, so as to connect Salisbury street in a direct line at boih 
 ends not less than three rods in width, provided always that the 
 
5S the West 
 
 >ne and the 
 
 the Fourth 
 
 lin the Cor- 
 
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 f the Town of 
 1 thereof, dat- 
 1 that a street 
 js to the above 
 id constructed 
 fourth conces- 
 connection to 
 guous surveys 
 
 has been pub- 
 band bills duly 
 n of Strathroy, 
 )f Strathroy fo 
 id through the 
 ilonday in the 
 
 of four weeks 
 
 •f the corpora- 
 
 oner after the 
 ition orpoEses- 
 ;ht across parts 
 esfion of Ade- 
 :t line at boih 
 .Iways that the 
 
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 parties petitioning for the opening ana constructing of the said 
 road shall pay the cKpense of the right of way and the land on 
 which to construct the said road, and all other expenses connect- 
 ed with the deed and conveyance of said land and otherwise in- 
 cidental to the acquisition thereof, to be known as Salisbury 
 
 Oil CCCa 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Town Clerk. 
 
 R. C. SCATCHERD, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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 BY-LAW NO. 110. 
 
 To Authorize the Mayor to Lease for a Nominal Con- 
 sideration a Portion of the Ground Lying in the North 
 Side of the Market Grounds to the Dominion Govern- 
 ment for an Armory. 
 
 [Passed 3.d June. A.D. 1^579.] 
 
 Preamble. Whereas it is expedient for the Town to aid in the volunteer 
 
 movement so far as consists witli the interest of the corporation 
 ofStrathroy, 
 
 Be it enacted by the municipal corporation of the Town of 
 Strathroy as follows : 
 
 That the Mayor shall be authorized and empowered to execute 
 minion Gov- a long lease to the Dominion Government at a nominal ground 
 partoTmarkat rent, a portion of land of the lots reserved for leasing purposes 
 Mmo"?.''"" " lying in the north side of the market ground, whereon'to erect a 
 brick armoiy for the use of the active militia, provided always 
 that the said land together with the said building to be erected 
 thereon, shall resort :o the corporation of Strathroy when no 
 longer required for the purpose for which the lease was execut- 
 ed, and providing further that the same plot of ground shall not 
 exceed in dimensions fiity feet long by twenty feet wide. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 L.S. 
 
 L. CLEVERDON, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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 le Town of 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 114. 
 
 Of the Corporation of the Town of Strathroy to Grant 
 aid by way of Loan to Richard Pincombe in the Man- 
 ner Therein Mentioned. 
 
 [Pastsed 20th Jan., 1879.] 
 
 Whereas Richard Pincombe, carrying on business in the Preamble. 
 Town of Strathroy, as a miller, has represented to the municipal 
 council of said Town that he is the owner of a new steam flouring 
 mill situated in the village of Alvinston, in the county of Lamb- 
 ton, and that he is unable successfully to carry on the business of 
 milling in the said village, on account of the difficulty in obtain- 
 ing sufficient wheat to supply the same, and has proposed to 
 move the said mill from the said village and erect and run the 
 same within the limits of the said Town of Strathroy, if the said 
 municipal council will grant hira aid by way of a loan to the 
 amount of ten thousand dollars on the terms and conditions here- 
 inafter mentioned ; 
 
 And whereas the said council have resolved to grant such 
 aid ; 
 
 And whereas to grant said loan ic is necessary for the said 
 municipality of Strathroy to raise the sum of ten thousand dollars 
 by an issue of debentures redeemable in five annual portions or in- 
 stalments in the years 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889; 
 
 And whereas it will be required to raise in each and every of 
 the years hereinafter mentioned the following sums to meet the ^^"^^^ *2ach 
 said iniutalments, principal and interest, severally falling due ^®*'"* 
 thereon as follows : 
 
 In the year 
 
 .879- 
 1880... 
 1881... 
 1882... 
 1883..- 
 
 For principal. 
 
 For interest. 
 
 .... $700 
 
 .... 700 
 
 .... 700 
 
 .... 700 
 
 .... 700 
 
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 In the year 
 1884,.. 
 1885... 
 1886 .. 
 1887... 
 I«88... 
 
 108 
 
 For principal. For interest. 
 
 ..... $2,000 $700 
 
 2,000 560 
 
 2,000 420 
 
 2,000 280 
 
 2,000 140 
 
 Amount of 
 
 rateable 
 
 property. 
 
 Existing debt 
 of the Town. 
 
 nate to Me 
 levied in eaoii 
 year. 
 
 And whereas the amount of the whole rateable property of 
 the said municipality, irrespective of any future increase of the 
 same, and also irrespective of any income in the nature of tolls, 
 interest or dividends from the work, or from any stock, share or 
 interest in the work upon which the money to be so raised or any 
 part thereof is intended to be invested, according to the last re- 
 vised assessment roll of the said municipality, being for the year 
 one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, is the sum of six 
 hund-ed and twenty-six thousand one hundred and ninety -two 
 dollars ; 
 
 And whereas the amount of the existing debt of the said muni 
 cipality is as follows : $30,000 payable on the thirtieth day of 
 July, 1892, with interest payable half yearly at six per cent, per 
 annum ; $3,150 payable in seven equal annual payments on the 
 first day of July in each year, from the year 1878 to the year 
 1884, L)oth inclusive, with interest payable half yearly at seven 
 per cent, per annum ; $8,000 payable in eight equal yearly pay- 
 ments on the thirtv-first day of December in each year, from the 
 year 1878 to the year 1885, both inclusive, with interest yearly at 
 seven per cent, per annum ; $25,000 payable in twenty annual in- 
 stalments from the year 1877 ^^ the year 1896, both inclusive, 
 with interest at six per cent, per annum, no part of which princi- 
 pal or interest is in arrear ; 
 
 And whereas for paying the annual instalments, of prircipal and 
 interest, to mature as aforesaid, and authorized by this by-law, it 
 will require in addition to all other rates, to be levied in each 
 year in the said Town of Strathroy, that an annual special rate 
 of one and one eighth mills in the dollar be levied in each and 
 every of the following years : 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, and 1833, 
 and four and three-eighth mills in the dollar in the year 1884, and 
 four and one-eighth mills in the dollar in the year 1885, and 
 three and seven-eighth mills in the dollar in the year 1886, and 
 
terest. 
 
 roo 
 
 i6o 
 
 t8o 
 140 
 
 property of 
 ;rease of the 
 ;ure of tolls, 
 ick, share or 
 aised or any 
 D the last re- 
 
 for the year 
 e sum of six 
 1 ninety -two 
 
 le said muni 
 rtieth day of 
 per cent, per 
 lents on the 
 
 to the year 
 rly at seven 
 
 yearly pixy- 
 ar, from the 
 est yearly at 
 ty annual in- 
 h inclusive, 
 i^hich priiici- 
 
 )riccipal and 
 lis by-law, it 
 ied in each 
 special rate 
 n each and 
 , and 1833, 
 ir 1884, and 
 r 1885, and 
 r 1886, and 
 
 109 
 
 three and thirteen-twentieth mills in the dollar in the year 1887, 
 and three and seventeen-fortieth mills in the dollar in the year 
 1888; 
 
 Therefore the council of the corporation of the Town of 
 Strathroy enacts as follows : 
 
 I St. That it shall and may be lawful for the said corporation , 
 of the Town of Strathroy -to assist the said Richard Pincombe to Pi'nclDmbeof 
 move the said mill from the said village of Alvinston, and to *^'^'^' 
 erect the same within the limits of the said Town of Strathroy, by 
 giving him debentures of the said Town to the amount of ten 
 thousand dollars, by way of loan, as hereinafter mentioned. 
 
 ^ 2ncl. It shall be lawful for the mayor of the said municipal- Debentures 
 ity to cause any number of debentures to be made for such sums tTan faweic" 
 of money as may be required for the said purpose, not less than 
 two hundred dollars each, and not exceeding in the aggregate the 
 sum of ten thousand dollars, which said debentures shall be seal- 
 ed with the seal of the said corporation, and signed by the mayor 
 and treasurer. 
 
 ,ird. And the said debentures shall be made payable at the Payable at the 
 office of the treasurer of the said municipality on the first day of oa*^"'"*'"''' 
 April in each of the following years : 
 
 In the year 
 
 •885 $2,000 
 
 ^886 2,000 
 
 ^887 a^ooo 
 
 ^888 2,000 
 
 ^889 2^000 
 
 And they shall have attached to them coupons for the pay- 
 ment of interest, which coupons shall be signed and counter-sign- 
 ed in like manner as the debentures. 
 
 4th. That the said debentures shall bear interest at and after R^tg „, ,^4^, 
 the rate of seven per cent, per annum from the date thereof, pay- «'*"^° 
 able on the first day of April in each and every of the following 
 years, that is to say, in 1885, 1886. 1887, '888, and 1889. 
 
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 Sinking fund. Sth. That for the purpose of forming a fund for the pay- 
 ment of the said debentures and interest thereon, at the rate 
 aforesaid, a special rate of one and one-eighth mills in the dollar 
 shall in addition to all other rate« be assess^id, raised, levied and 
 collected in each and every of the following years, that is to say, 
 in the years 1S79, 1880, 1881, 1882, 188 t, and four and three- 
 eighth mills in the dollar in the year 1884, and four and one- 
 eighth mills in the dollar in the year 1885, *"^ three and seven- 
 eighth mills in the dollar in the year 1886. and three and thir- 
 teen-twcntieths mills in the dollar in the year 1887, and three and 
 seventeen-fortieths mills in the dollar in the year 1888, 
 
 Debonturos to 
 be dollvcrod 
 wheu mill ia 
 erected, and 
 mortKage 
 given, &c. 
 
 6th. The debentures to be issued as aforesaid shall be de- 
 livered by the mayor of the said municipality to the said Richard 
 Pincombe, but not until he has removed the said mill from the 
 said village of Alvinston, and has erected and put the same fn 
 complete running order within the limits of the said Town of 
 Strathroy ; 
 
 Nor until he has executed a mortgage in full, such mortgage 
 to be to the entire satisfaction of the council of said municipality, 
 in which all dower shall be barred, either to the said corporation 
 or to the treasurer for the time being, of the said corporation in 
 trust for the said corporation on the lands in which the said mill 
 is to be erected to secure the repayment ol the said sum of ten 
 thousand dollars to ^he said corporation in five equal annual pay- 
 ments of two thousand dollars each with interest at seven per cent, 
 per annum.from and after the first day of April one thousand eight 
 hundred and eighty-four, on the unpaid principal, the first pay- 
 ment of principal and interest to be made on the first day of Sep- 
 tember one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, with all the 
 usual and proper covenant, including a covenant to insure afjainst 
 loss by fire, for not less than ten thousand dollars, and to assign 
 the policy thereof to the said corporation or treasurer, and also a 
 covenant that he will grind with the said mill yearly anct every 
 year for the period often years from the first day of April one 
 thousand eight hundred and seventy nine, not less than ninety 
 thousand bushels of wheat,and ship the same out of the said Town, 
 and a further covenant that the said council shall have the privi- 
 
Ill 
 
 or the pay- 
 at the rate 
 n the dollar 
 
 levied and 
 at is to say, 
 r and three- 
 ir and one- 
 
 and seven- 
 ee and thir- 
 d three and 
 8. 
 
 shall be de- 
 aid Richard 
 ill from the 
 he san\e fn 
 id Town of 
 
 h mortgage 
 lunicipaliiy, 
 corporation 
 rporation in 
 he said mill 
 sum of ten 
 annual pay- 
 'en per cent, 
 'usand eight 
 e first pay- 
 day of Sep- 
 with all the 
 sureafjainst 
 id to assign 
 , and also » 
 I ana every 
 )f April one 
 than nmety 
 e said Town, 
 /e the privi- 
 
 1? ha 1 Ln ' ""' '°°'! ^'''^^ ^^'^ '^'■^•^-d Pincombe. which 
 he shall keep separate tor the business of said mill, at the end of 
 
 ha .roldT '"; "'''' "'^ '^" y^^" ^° ^^^-'»-- whether he 
 has ground the said nmety thousand bushels of wheat and ship 
 
 ped the same as aforesaid, and for each and evero year of the 
 
 sa.d ten years that he makes default in grinding and shipping the 
 
 said number of bushels of who.U he shall forfeU to the sai^'cor 
 
 porafon the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars, and that he 
 
 shal! urn.sh to the s.id cntadl a statement of all the wheat 
 
 soTdo ' '""'^'''^ ''""^ '*'^ ™'" '"'^"^^^^ ^^^"'^«d b>' ^hem 
 
 Nor until a bill has been passed by ^he Legislative Assembly 
 of the Provmce of Ontario, lega.i.ing this by-law and authorizing 
 he sa,d mun.cpahty to loan the said Richard Pincombe thf 
 sa,d sum of ten thousand dollars .on the terms and condition' 
 h re,n set forth, and has paid the expenses of the passage of said 
 bill by the said Legislative Assembly. 
 
 This by-law shall take effect in and after the first day of Ar.ril a, 
 one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine. ' ^ ll'^l^Ir' 
 
 1879. 
 
 And be it further enacted that the votes of the electors of this 
 
 hundred and seven.,.„i„e, cL.inci^a. *. ' w"„' 1''" '""• 
 o clock ,n the forenoon .„d closing at the hour of five o'clock in 
 he afternoon of the same day, and the following persons shaU 
 be he Retur„,ng Officers for the tak.ng of said votes a, th „s„ 
 polling places as follows, that is to say : 
 
 Polling Division No. i. Alexander Hilton, Returning Officer. 
 Polling Division No. 2. J. H. Winlow, Returning Officer. 
 Polling Division No. 3, VV. P. Laird, Returning Officer. 
 Polling Division No. 4, D. McPhail, Returning Officer. 
 Polling Division No. 5, Charles Mole, Returning Officer. * 
 
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 That on Tuesday the seventh day of January one thousand 
 eight hundred and seventy-nine, at the Firemen's Hall, at ten 
 o'clock in the forenoon, the mayor of '.aid Town shall appoint m 
 writing, signed by himself, two persons to attend 3t the final sum- 
 ming up of the votes by the clerk of said municipality, and one 
 person to attend at each of the said polling places in behalf of 
 the persons interested in and desirous of promoting the passage 
 of the bylaw, and a like number in behalf of the persons inter- 
 ested and desirous of opposing this by-law. 
 
 That on Tuesday the fourteenth day of January, A.D. 1879, 
 the clerk of the said municipality shall at the Firemen's Hall at 
 the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon proceed to sum up the 
 number of votes given for and against this by-law. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 Council Chambers 
 Dec. iSlh, 1878. 
 
 WM. RAPLEY, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
 •1 
 
 \n.\ 
 
1 1 
 
 le thousand 
 Hall, at ten 
 1 appoint in 
 le final sum- 
 ity, and one 
 in behalf of 
 the passage 
 ersons inter- 
 
 , A.D. 1879, 
 
 Jen's Hall at 
 
 sum up the 
 
 PLEY, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 116. 
 
 By-Law to Provide for the Assessment of Property 
 Benefitted by the Pavement Hereinafter Described. 
 
 [Passed 99th Sept., 1879.] 
 
 Wherkas the municipal council of the corporation of the preombio 
 Town of Strathroy has decided to pave that portion of Front 
 street lying between the western limits of Colborne street and 
 the eastern limits of Thomas street in the said Town with cedar 
 blocks. 
 
 And whereas the said council have decided to contribute the 
 one-half of the costs of said pavement, and to assess and levy 
 upon the real property to be immediately benefitted by said 
 pavement the rcmaming half. 
 
 And whereas it is necessary to provide the means of ascer- 
 taining and determining what real property will be immediately 
 benefitted by said pavement, and ascertain and determine the 
 proportion in which the assessment is to be made on the various 
 portions of the real estate so benefitted. 
 
 Therefore the municipal corporation of Strathroy enacts as 
 follows : 
 
 It shall be the duty of Alexander Hilton, assessor of said 
 Town, to proceed at once as commissioner to ascertain and de- Aeaessor. 
 termine what real property will be immediately benefitted by 
 said pavement, and to ascertain and determme the proportions 
 in which the assessment to defray the half of the cost thereof is 
 to be made on the various portions of the real estate so benefit- 
 ted, and report to the clerk of this council on Monday the sixth 
 day of October instant. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Cleuk. 
 
 WM. RAPLEV, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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 BY-LAW NO. 118. 
 
 By-Law to Assess and Levy the one-haif of the Cost of 
 the Paring with Cedar Blocks that portion of Front 
 Street lying between the Eastern limits of Thomas 
 Street and the Western limits of Colborne Street in 
 the Town of Strathroy, from the owners of the Real 
 Estate immediately benefitted thereby. 
 
 [PjxHsed 9th Doc, 1879.1 
 
 PTMinble. Whereas the Municipal Council of the Corporation of Strath- 
 
 roy have decided to pave with cedar blocks that portion of Front 
 Street lying between the eastern limits of Tkomas Street and the 
 western limits of Colborne Street in the said Town, and to contri- 
 bute the half of the cost of said pavement, and to assess and levy 
 from the owners of the real property immediately benefitted there- 
 by the remaining half j 
 
 And whereas notice of uuch assessment has been published in 
 Western Dispatch and Age, two newspapers published in the 
 said Town ; 
 
 And whereas the said council have by law appointed Alexan- 
 der Hilton as commissioner to ascertain and determine what real 
 property will be immediately benefitted by said pavelnent, and to 
 ascertain and determine the proportions -n which said assessment 
 is to be made on the various portions of said real estate and to 
 report the same to said council ; 
 
 And whereas the said Alexander Hilton saich ih.it the follow- 
 ing real estate is immediately benefitted by said I'.a " .•< and 
 that the said assessment should be made on the b.uiJ leulesute in 
 the following proportions, that is to say : - 
 
i Cost of 
 of Front 
 Thomas 
 Street in 
 the Re&l 
 
 w of Strath - 
 n of Front 
 :et and the 
 I to contri- 
 is and levy 
 itted there- 
 
 ubUshed in 
 hed in the 
 
 ed Alexan- 
 e what real 
 ent, and to 
 assessment 
 :ate and to 
 
 the follow- 
 
 ( n; .T. . and 
 eai esute in 
 
 "S 
 
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 Ut or Piipt of Lot. 
 
 i« 
 II 
 II 
 II 
 
 N Front W^ 7 
 
 ^U 7. ist flat. .'.!..*.", .' 
 
 Pi^'Aj ['.'.'. 
 
 ^% 7, and flat 
 
 WJ4 6 ■ •• 
 
 ^ 6 "•' 
 
 Ej^ 6 and flat ) 
 
 " W>iE^6 istflatj 
 
 E^6istflat 
 
 ^ " w^ 5 •;•••• 
 
 Centre J^ 5 jnd flat front pt 
 
 " H 5 2nd flat rear room.., 
 "'As "t flat I 
 
 WJ^ 4 1 
 
 E^5 
 
 Centre ^ 5 ist flat ) 
 
 W>^ 4 2nd flat } 
 
 Centre J^ 4 ist& 2nd flat & front room 
 
 " front and rear rooms. 
 E pt 3 ■ • 
 
 Part road lot I St flat 
 
 " 2nd flat.....'.",'!....'.'" 
 S Front 19 
 
 " 20 .'.'.'. 
 
 " 31 and Wi^ 22 ..'.'.'.." 
 
 Centre yi 22 1st flat .".'.''." 
 
 " ist and 2nd flat. .... . ' '. ] 
 
 " ist and and flat 
 
 E}i 22 
 
 W pt 23 
 
 Part W>4 22 '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 
 
 E pt 23 ..........'. '" 
 
 W pt 24 ist flat •••••• 
 
 Lot 14 2nd flat & E pt 25 2nd flat j • 
 E pt 24 W pt 25 ist flat 
 
 Arr.ade block pt 25 ist flat , ] ' .' ' 
 
 do do 
 
 Pai* 25 stairway J 
 
 E pt 25 W pt 26 2nd flat j 
 
 Arcade block K pt 25 W pt 26 
 
 Part 26 ist flat ..'.'.'.'. 
 
 E pt 26 VV p V ist flat 
 
 Part 2nd flat and stairway ' " 
 
 do do 
 
 Niiiiibor 
 ut foet 
 
 33 
 »3 
 
 10 
 
 33 
 
 33 
 33 
 
 33 
 
 I I 
 33 
 
 33 
 32 
 33 
 33 
 33 
 
 '9 
 26 
 26 
 66 
 66 
 88 
 22 
 
 22 
 
 18 
 12 
 36 
 
 47 
 
 «7 
 
 32 
 21 
 21 
 
 6 
 69 
 21 
 21 
 22 
 
 Aaiei- 
 ment 
 
 $ 988 
 
 3X8 
 
 336 
 640 
 6S3 
 
 440 
 
 264 
 
 736 
 too 
 
 87 
 
 961 
 
 594 
 770 
 611 
 198 
 86 
 
 145 
 
 798 
 
 897 
 
 299 
 2010 
 2046 
 3046 
 
 610 
 
 I03 
 
 102 
 836 
 702 
 476 
 1584 
 
 3000 
 825 
 788 
 788 
 
 1087 
 788 
 788 
 
 888 
 181 
 181 
 
 Amonnt 
 
 I 3 40 
 
 94 
 
 75 
 81 
 
 2 27 
 
 3 34 
 
 ' 50 
 
 90 
 
 2 50 
 
 35 
 
 30 
 
 3 97 
 2 65 
 
 65 
 30 
 50 
 74 
 oS 
 
 03 
 9» 
 37 
 
 3 
 I 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 lo 47 
 
 2 10 
 
 35 
 35 
 
 2 87 
 
 2 41 
 I 64 
 
 5 44 
 
 10 31 
 2 88 
 2 71 
 
 2 71 
 
 3 74 
 2 71 
 
 2 71 
 
 3 05 
 63 
 62 
 
 
ti6 
 
 Lot or Part of Lot, 
 
 Part V I St flat. 
 PartV ist flat.. 
 Part V 2nd flat , 
 
 E istflat 
 
 E ist flat 
 
 E and flat 
 
 W pt U 
 
 Centre pt U 
 
 E pt V ist flat "I 
 
 E pt V 2nd flat I 
 
 E pt V ist flat 
 
 W pt T ist flat 
 
 Part 2nd flat 
 
 Part 2nd flat 
 
 Centre pt T 
 
 EptT 
 
 WptS ist flat 
 
 Part W^ S ist flat 
 
 Parts I? flat ) 
 
 Parts 2nd flat ) 
 
 Part S ist flat 
 
 N Front E pt road lot W pt a , 
 
 Part lot 2 
 
 Part 2 ) 
 
 E pt 2 W pt I j 
 
 Centre part i 
 
 Ept I W pt X ist flat 
 
 PartWi^ X ist flat 
 
 Part Wi^ X 2nd flat 1 
 
 " ist flat j 
 
 E pt 1 W pt X 2nd flat 
 
 Part X ist flat 
 
 E pt X ist flat 
 
 E pt X 2nd flat 
 
 W pt W ist flat 
 
 Centre pt W ist flat 
 
 " 2nd flat front pt. 
 
 " rear 
 
 Wpt. V 
 
 Centre pt ist flat 
 
 " 2nd floor rear 
 
 «' front 
 
 E>^ V ist flat 
 
 EVfs V 2nd flat 
 
 Number 
 
 of feot 
 
 fro n tat?'} 
 
 13 
 
 13 
 26 
 
 13 
 12 
 
 35 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 IS 
 23 
 
 It 
 
 22 
 22 
 32 
 
 30 
 
 24 
 10 
 ID 
 36 
 
 66 
 10 
 
 12 
 
 23 
 14 
 
 33 
 as 
 24 
 12 
 24 
 12 
 24 
 16 
 33 
 38 
 «4 
 21 
 21 
 21 
 20 
 
 24 
 24 
 24 
 22 
 
 Asacsa- 
 mcnt 
 
 Amount 
 
 $ 488 
 488 
 
 3*4 
 488 
 
 450 
 312 
 
 1000 
 1000 
 
 888 
 412 
 825 
 138 
 
 137 
 
 1000 
 
 1200 
 
 37S 
 37S 
 
 2330 
 
 375 
 
 II66 
 
 1150 
 
 700 
 
 1650 
 1250 
 
 900 
 45° 
 
 7S0 
 300 
 
 600 
 
 8«5 
 
 475 
 
 1 300 
 
 788 
 131 
 131 
 1000 
 900 
 
 iso 
 
 ISO 
 
 825 
 
 275 
 
 $ 
 
 68 
 68 
 o» 
 68 
 55 
 47 
 44 
 44 
 
 05 
 
 43 
 
 85 
 48 
 
 47 
 44 
 13 
 39 
 
 29 
 
 7 36 
 I 39 
 4 01 
 
 3 95 
 
 8 09 
 
 4 30 
 3 09 
 I 55 
 
 58 
 
 03 
 06 
 
 84 
 63 
 
 13 
 
 71 
 
 45 
 45 
 44 
 09 
 
 52 
 52 
 84 
 95 
 
 I I ■ 
 
 ii'i i 
 
 1!' 
 
3C88- 
 
 cut 
 
 Amount 
 
 ^88 
 ^88 
 
 $ I 68 
 I 68 
 
 S«4 
 t88 
 
 I o» 
 I 68 
 
 *5o 
 
 I 55 
 
 312 
 
 47 
 
 ooo 
 
 3 44 
 
 □ 00 
 
 3 44 
 
 888 
 
 3 05 
 
 41a 
 
 I 42 
 
 825 
 138 
 
 2 85 
 48 
 
 137 
 
 47 
 
 000 
 
 3 44 
 
 200 
 
 4 13 
 
 375 
 
 I 29 
 
 375 
 
 I 29 
 
 220 
 
 7 36 
 
 375 
 166 
 
 I 29 
 
 4 01 
 
 150 
 
 3 95 
 
 700 
 650 
 
 8 09 
 
 250 
 
 4 30 
 
 900 
 
 3 09 
 
 45° 
 
 I 55 
 
 75° 
 
 2 58 
 
 300 
 600 
 
 1 03 
 
 2 06 
 
 8«5 
 
 2 84 
 
 475 
 
 I 63 
 
 200 
 
 4 la 
 
 788 
 
 2 71 
 
 131 
 
 45 
 
 131 
 
 45 
 
 000 
 
 3 44 
 
 900 
 
 3 09 
 
 ISO 
 
 52 
 
 150 
 
 825 
 
 52 
 2 84 
 
 275 
 
 95 
 
 117 
 
 or Pivt of Lo,. 
 
 ■.V pt U ISt flat 
 
 Pan Wi^ U ISt flat 
 
 Part E >^ U isl Act 
 
 Paic \\'% U 2nd fltvt f.-on. 
 
 Part U ISt flat 2nd pt ") 
 
 2nd flat. p. W 45 ft I 
 
 E p( ^' 
 
 \V Dt T isl flat 
 
 Part VVi-; '1' ISt flit 
 
 E pt T ISt flat 
 
 Pail T 2nd flat 
 
 E pt W 
 
 W pt R ISt flai ) 
 
 2nd flat I 
 
 PartW^ R ISt flat 
 
 Part R 
 
 Part R st?irway 
 
 Part 2 and R 2nd fla 
 
 Pa:i W>^ 2 ISt fla; 
 
 Pan Ej^ R ist flat 
 
 Centre pt 2 2nd flat \ 
 
 I si flat alley ) 
 
 E pt 2 pt alley 
 
 W pt P ISt flat 
 
 Part P 2nd flat 36 ft., isi flat 21 fc 
 
 Part alley 
 
 Part P including pt alley 
 
 Part O ISt flat including pt alley.. . 
 
 Part E}4 O 2nd flat pt alley 
 
 E>^0 
 
 Wz^ N 
 
 E^ N 
 
 N Front lot S 
 
 W14 R 
 
 E 1/ R 
 
 E^ OandW>^'p.' 
 
 Lot O ) 
 
 E^j P f 
 
 Centre pt lot 3 
 
 Wi/^ ptlot 3..' 
 
 Eji 4 
 
 :. umber 
 of feet 
 T'ontaKe 
 
 17 
 
 ASSCSB- 
 
 mcnt 
 
 Amount 
 
 $ 638 
 
 $ 2 18 
 
 13 
 
 488 
 
 I 68 
 
 K^ 
 
 488 
 
 I 68 
 
 
 187 
 
 64 
 
 
 449 
 
 i 54 
 
 2\ 
 
 1050 
 
 3 61 
 
 I I 
 
 413, 
 
 I 42 
 
 12 
 
 450 
 
 I 54 
 
 33 
 
 912 
 
 2 13 
 
 46 
 
 584 
 
 2 01 
 
 21 
 
 1050 
 
 3 61 
 
 16 
 
 
 
 27 
 
 760 
 
 2 62 
 
 II 
 
 320 
 
 I 10 
 
 20 
 
 720 
 
 2 47 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 39 
 
 473 
 
 I 69 
 
 20 
 
 510 
 
 I 75 
 
 13 
 
 340 
 
 I 17 
 
 28 
 
 
 
 21 
 
 733 
 
 2 52 
 
 20 
 
 764 
 
 2 62 
 
 15 
 
 349 
 
 I 20 
 
 
 723 
 
 2 48 
 
 eyi 
 
 195 
 
 67 
 
 n'A 
 
 508 
 
 I 76 
 
 20H 
 
 446 
 
 I 53 
 
 37 
 
 682 
 
 2 34 
 
 33 
 
 858 
 
 2 95 
 
 44 
 
 1078 
 
 3 70 
 
 23 
 
 550 
 
 I 89 
 
 66 
 
 2442 
 
 8 39 
 
 33 
 
 1067 
 
 3 67 
 
 33 
 
 1012 
 
 3 48 
 
 55 
 
 1418 
 
 4 84 
 
 66 
 
 io^6 
 
 
 44 
 
 1024 
 
 7 08 
 
 25 
 
 1000 
 
 3 44 
 
 22 
 
 858 
 
 2 95 
 
 2 2 
 
 S36 
 
 287 
 
 p::lllil 
 
 liti^ 
 
Value of real 
 property |87,- 
 
 Court of Re- 
 vision. 
 
 Notice. 
 
 *,; 
 
 ii8 
 
 / nd whereas the value of the whole of said real propeiiy is the 
 t, m of eighty-seven thousand five hundred and eighty-four dol'ars; 
 
 And whereas a partly written and a paitly printed notice of the 
 sittings of th r. Court of Revision for the confirmation of scid as- 
 sessment was given to the owners, leases and occupants of each 
 parcel of said real estate in pursuant of and 'n coilipjiance wih 
 the statute in that behalf ; 
 
 And whereas ten days notice of the t.me and place cf (lie sit- 
 tings cf said court w?s given by publicat'on in the Age, being a 
 newspaper published in this Town ; 
 
 And whereas said assessment was confirmed by said court ; 
 
 And whereas it wi'l reqiu'-e to pay the one-Iialt of said cost, 
 the sum of one thousand four hundred and ninety eight dollars 
 and forty-two cents ; 
 
 And whereas the said debt is created on the security of ihe 
 special rate hereinafter mentioned and on that only ; 
 
 And whereas 'he amount of the existing debenture debt of the 
 said corporation is as follows : — $30,000 payable on the thiitietii 
 day cf July, A. D. 1892, with interest payable half yearly at six 
 per cent, per annum ; $3,150 payable in seven equal annual in- 
 stalments on the istday of July in each year, from the year 1878 
 to the year 1884, both inclusive, with interest payable half yearly at 
 seven per cent, per annum ; $8,000 payablein eight equal yearly pay- 
 ments on the thirtv-hrst day of December in each year, from the 
 year 1878 to the year 1885, both inclusive, with interest yearly at 
 seven per cent, per annum ; $[ 0,000 payable in five equal annual 
 instalments of two thousand dollars each on the first day of April 
 in the years 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889; 
 
 And whereas in order to pay one-half of said cost in five equal 
 Amount re- • -n 1 , 
 
 quired to pay payments, it Will be required to raise l)y special rate in each and 
 i the cost. ^ , 
 
 every of the years 1879, '880, 1881, 1882, and 1883, the sum of 
 
 two hundred and ninety-nine dollars and sixty-eight cents., and for 
 
 interest at seven per centum per annum 
 
 Amount re- 
 quired. 
 
 Debt created 
 on seoufity of 
 special rate 
 on!y. 
 
 Exiatinf? debt, 
 
ropei ly is the 
 r-fourdol'ars; 
 
 1 notice of the 
 )n of S3 id as- 
 lants of each 
 pliance wih 
 
 ce cf !iie s!t- 
 4 eg, being a 
 
 aid court ; 
 
 of said cost, 
 ei"ht dollars 
 
 curity of ihe 
 
 ; debt of the 
 the thiitieti) 
 yearly at six 
 \\ annual in- 
 le year 1878 
 half yearly at 
 al yearly pay- 
 ar, from the 
 est yearly at 
 equal annual 
 day of April 
 
 in five equal 
 in each and 
 ;, the sum of 
 ents. and for 
 
 119 
 
 In the yoaj- _, 
 
 1 he sum of 
 
 l«8o -. 8, 
 
 1881 ^ J3 9« 
 
 .882 ^' 93 
 
 1883 ;:: -*' 95 
 
 •^ 20 97 
 
 r.e it therefore enacted by the said municipal council of the 
 j^a.d I own of Strathroy, pursuant to the provisions of chapter one 
 hundred and seventy-four of the revised statutes of Ontario ; 
 
 ist That the said portions of Front Street shall be paved 
 wuh cedar blocks : ^ front at. to bo 
 
 paved with 
 cedar blocks. 
 
 2rd. That for the purpose of raising and paying in five equal 
 cinual payments and interest thereon at seven per cen» per an «P<"'i'" mtc. 
 num. the said sum of one thousand fnor hundred and ninety-eight 
 dollars and forty-two cents, a special rate of three and seven-six- 
 eenthsof a mill in the dollar shall in addition to all other rates 
 be assessed, raised, levied and collected upon the said real es 
 tate ,n each and every of the following years, that is to say, ihe 
 years 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883. 
 
 J. E. WINLOW, WM. RAPLEY 
 
 
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 190 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 127. 
 
 To Provide for the Assessment of Frank Street for 
 Block Pavement and Tile Draining. 
 
 [Passed 11th Feb., 1B81.] " 
 
 Whkreas the municipal council of the Town of Strathroy has 
 tile drained and has further determined to block pave all that 
 part of Frank street extending from Front street to the station 
 grounds of the Sarnia branch of the Great Western Railway. 
 
 And whereaal the said council has decided to pay one-half of 
 Town to pry ,, ^. 
 
 i cost. the cost of said tile drain and block pavement, and to assess and 
 
 levy up6n 'the r^at estate to be immediately benefitted by said 
 
 pavement an(f drain for the remaining half. 
 
 And whereas it is necessary to provide the means of ascer- 
 taining what real property will be immediately benefitted by such 
 drain and pavement by a special assessment thereof. 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the municipal corporation of the 
 Town of Strathroy as follows : 
 
 Assessor. 
 
 ist. That it shall be the duty of the assessor of said Town 
 to proceed at once as commissioner to ascertain and determine 
 What real property will be immediately benefitted by said drain 
 and pavement, and determine the proportions in which the assess- 
 ment to defray the one-half of the costs thereof is to be made in 
 the various portions of the real estate so benefitted, and to re- 
 port the same to the clerk of this council on the first day of May 
 next. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 A. JOHNSTON, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
 j L.S. 
 
Jtreet for 
 
 rathroy has 
 ve all that 
 the station 
 lilway. 
 
 one-half of 
 ) assess and 
 ed by said 
 
 ns of ascer- 
 ted by such 
 
 ition of the 
 
 f said Town 
 1 determine 
 said drain 
 h theassess- 
 be made in 
 [, and to re- 
 day of May 
 
 ;ton, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
 lai 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 146. 
 
 To Authorize the Levy and Collection of a Special Rate 
 to Defray the One- Half of the Cost of Constructing 
 the F-ank Street Drain and Block Pavement. 
 
 [Passed Gth Nov., 1883.] 
 
 Whereas by an act of the Ontario Legislature passed on the 
 tenth day of March last, known as 45 Vic. chap. 44, the muai- 
 cipal council of the Town of Strathroy were authorized to make 
 a special assessment for the Frank street drain and Dlock pave- 
 ment by an annual rate in the dollar on the real property bene- 
 fitted thereby, according to the value thereof, exclusive of im- 
 provements, instead of by frontage tax. 
 
 And whereas the municipal council of the said Jowi have 
 paid the one-half cost of the construction of the said drain and 
 block pavement, and the balance of the cost thereof is to be 
 levied and collected from the properties so benefitted, in five 
 equal annual instalments in sums as follows, viz. : 
 
 Preamble, 
 
 Nine hundred and thirty three ^W dollars for block pavement, 
 
 and 
 
 Cost of pave- 
 ment 9933.09. 
 
 Five hundred and sixty-eight ^A dollars for the drain. 
 
 Cost of drain, 
 $668.65, 
 
 And whereas the total assessment under a special assessmetit 
 made according to law, and duly revised on the twenty-sixth day mem.*'"^" 
 of June last of the block pavement and drain section beJore nam- 
 ed is fifty-one thousand eight hundred and forty-three dollars. 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the municipal council of the Town 
 of Strathroy; 
 
 That the sum of one hundred and eighty-six /^ dollars for Rate to be 
 the .said block pavement construction, and the sum of one hun- '''"^'^• 
 dred *nd thirteen ^^\ dollars for the drain ( onstruction, shall be 
 levied and collected »rom the properties benefitted thereby, ac- 
 = - ^' -Ae-.^meni !.-Gforc named every year for 
 
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 the space of five years, that is to say, for each of the years 1882, 
 1883, 1884, ^885, and 1886, by a uniform rate of three and ^g 
 mills in the dollar tor the block pavement, and two and f^ mills 
 in the dollar for the drain construction, on all the rateable pro- 
 perty therein and profited thereby, aggregating five and ^\- mills 
 in the dollar lor the purposes above stated. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 D. M. CAMERON, 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 \n.\ 
 
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i^ears 1882, 
 lee and yV 
 d f^ mills 
 teable pro- 
 nd ,\ mills 
 
 XON, 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 133 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 149. 
 
 To Make Further Provision for the Management of the 
 Corporation Cemetery. 
 
 [Passed 5th Fob., 1883.] 
 
 Be it enacted by the mayor and council of the corporation of 
 Strathroy, as follows : 
 
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 That all payments either for cemetery lots or sexton's lawful Preamble 
 fees shall invariably be paid in advance. 
 
 That the following fees shall be payable to the sexton in lieu sextonfees 
 of those named in the consolidated by-laws of the Town, that is 
 to say : 
 
 For digging and filling a grave for any person over 12 years 
 of age, $1.50. 
 
 
 For performing the same service for any person under 12 
 years old, $1.00. 
 
 For attendance at any other time to assist in choosing a lot 
 or for any other purpose, 25 cents. 
 
 That in all cemetery deeds hereafter issued by the mayor on 
 behalf of this corporation, the clerk shall be empowered to insert S.""'"" 
 a covenant binding ..he grantees, their heirs, executors, adminis- 
 trators, and assigns, to keep their cemetery lots in good repair 
 at the direction of the cemetery committee. 
 
 That it shall be the duty of the chairman of the cemetery 
 committee to notify all persons ne^rlecting or refusing to keep man^?Vc^r" 
 their lots in good repair, and in rase of neglect or refusal to re- """*^' 
 pair said lots after being duly notified as above, this corporation 
 reserves to itself the right to enter upon and i)ut said lot in pro- 
 per repair at the cost of the grmtee. and it shall be the duty of 
 
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 the said chairman of committee to collect the costs if necessary 
 by said by-law. 
 
 J. B. WINLOW, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 R. DUMBRILL. 
 
 Mayor. 
 
 \n.\ 
 
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125 
 
 5 if necessary 
 
 JRILL, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
 Preamble. 
 
 BY-LAW NO. 151. 
 
 To Authorize the Planting and Growing of Trees in 
 the Municipality of Strathroy. 
 
 [Passed and Apr>il. 1883.] 
 
 Whereas the Legislature of Ontario at its hst session passed 
 an act for the encouragement of tree planting, called the Ontario 
 Tree Planting Act of 1883 ; 
 
 And whereas it is necessary in order to come under the opera- 
 tion of the said act, that the council of any city, town, or village, 
 shall re-enact section No. 4, of the same; 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the corporation of the Town of ^ 
 Strathroy, that any person owning land adjacent to any highway piantodTn the 
 or to any public street, lane, alley, place or square, in this Pro- '''''''" 
 vince, may plant trees on the portion thereof contiguous to his 
 land, but no tree shall be so planted that the same is or may be- 
 come a nuisance in the highway or other public thoroughfare, or 
 obstruct the fair and reasonable use of the same. 
 
 That any owner of a farm or lot of land may with the consent rr.. 
 of the owner or owners of adjoining lands, plant trees on the P>antd"o^ '"' 
 boundary lines of his farm or lot. "^ ''°'- 
 
 That every such tree so planted on any such highway, street 
 lane alley, place or square, shall be deemed to be the property piantU^'t'o' be 
 of the owners adjacent to such highway, street, lane, alley, place I't^l'Z''' 
 or square, and nearest to such tree ; and every such tree so 
 planted on a boundary line aforesaid, shall be deemed to be the 
 common property of the owners of the adjoining farms or lots. 
 
 That every tree now growing on either side of any highway 
 in this Province shall upon, from and after the passing of this 
 act be deemed to be the property of the owner of the land ad- 
 jacent to such highway, and nearest to such tree, shrub or sap- 
 ling. 
 
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lt>,'V 
 
 t*rttinlum of 
 
 35cont8 to be 
 paid by 
 oounoil. 
 
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 That the council of this municipality will pay a premium of 
 twenty-five cents for each ash, l)ass\vood, beech, bircn, butternut, 
 cedar, cherry, chestnut, elm, hickory, maple, oak, pine, sassafras, 
 spruce, walnut, or whitewood tree which shall under the provi- 
 sions of " The Ontario Tree Planting Act," be planted within 
 such municipality on any highwav or on any boundary line of 
 farms or lots as aforesaid, or within bix feet of such boundary. 
 
 inspootor to That the inspector or other person appointed by this -ouncil 
 
 pfoiltod'and^^* ^^''^" examine and make a report to the council if required so to 
 do, giving the names of all persons entitled to any bonus or 
 premium under the by-law, the number of trees of eich species 
 planted, and the amount of bonus or premium to which each 
 person is entitled, and certifying that the distance between any 
 one tree and the tree nearest thereto, is noc less than thirty feet 
 that the trees have been planted for a period of three years, and 
 that they are alive, healthy and of good form, and such other in- 
 formation as the council may desire, and upon the adoption ot 
 such report the bonuses or premiums shall be paid. 
 
 report to 
 council. 
 
 Bxtrs. 
 
 B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Town Clerk. 
 
 R. DUMBRILL, 
 
 Mayor. 
 
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"7 
 
 RULES OF ORDER 
 
 Reported to the Mayor and Council of Strathroy, for 
 Adoption, on the 5th day of February, A.D. 1872. 
 
 1. That immediately after the Mayor shall have taken the 
 chair, the minutes of the preceding meeting shall be read to the 
 end that any mistake therein may be corrected by the Council. 
 
 2. That the Mayor or other presiding officer shall prestive 
 order and decorum, and shall decide questions of order subject 
 to an appeal to the Council. 
 
 3. That every member previous to his speaking shall rise 
 from his seat, uncovered, and address himself to the chair. 
 
 4. That when two or more members rise, at once, the pre- 
 siding officer shall name the member who is to speak first, and 
 the other or others may appeal to the Council it dissatisfied with 
 the decision of the presiding officer, by the question, " Which 
 member was first up ?" 
 
 5. That every member who shall be present, whenever a 
 question shall be put, shall vote thereon unless the Council ex- 
 cuse him or unless he be personally interested in the question. 
 
 6. That when the Mayor or other presiding officer is putting 
 a question, no member shall walk out of or across the house, nor 
 shall any member leave his seat at the table at any time, without 
 permission of the presiding officer ; nor when a member is speak- 
 ing shall any member hold discourse to interrupt him, except to 
 order. 
 
 7. That a member called to order shall sit down unless per- 
 mitted to explain, and the Council if appealed to shall decide on 
 the case, but without debate; if there be no appeal the decision 
 of the presiding officer shall be submitted to. 
 
 8. That in the absence of the Mayor, the Reeve, or in the 
 absence of the Mayor and Reeve, the Deputy-Reeve, or in the 
 
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 ilft 
 
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 absence of all three, the members present being a majority of the 
 whole Council shall elect a chairman who shall preside at the 
 meeting. 
 
 9 That no member shall speak disrespectfully o( the Quetn 
 or person administering the Government of the Dominion or Pro- 
 vinces ; nor shall he use unmannerly or indecent language against 
 the proceedings of the Council or any member thereof; nor shall 
 he speak before the question in debate. 
 
 lo. That each member may of right require the question or 
 motion under discussion to be read for his information at any 
 time of the debate, but not so as to interrupt a member speaking. 
 
 i'i 
 
 11 
 
 II. That no member shall speak marc than once on the 
 same question without leave of the Council, except in explana- 
 tion of a material part of his speech which may have been mis- 
 conceived ; but then he is not to introduce new matter. 
 
 i: 
 
 1 2. That no member shall speak more than once without 
 leave of the Council, upon a previous question. 
 
 * 
 
 13. That the journals be written m a plain legible hand, and 
 that the Clerk do immediately make an index to the journals of 
 the Council, referring to the several matters therein contained. 
 
 14. That the rules of the Council shall be observed in a Com. 
 mittee of the whole Council, so far as they may be applicable, ex- 
 cept the rule limiting the number of times of speaki»g. 
 
 15. That upon a division in the Council the names of those 
 who vote for, and those who vote against the question, shall be 
 entered upon the minutes if any one member requires it. 
 
 16. That a motion to adjourn shall always be in order. 
 
 17. That a motion, that the chairman leave the chair, shall 
 always be in order, and shall take place of any Other motion. 
 
 18. That no motion shall be debated or put unless the same 
 
ajority of the 
 cside at the 
 
 of the Quetn 
 inion or Pro- 
 guage against 
 of; nor shall 
 
 ; question or 
 lation at any 
 jcr speaking. 
 
 once on the 
 ; in explana- 
 ve been mis- 
 ter. 
 
 once without 
 
 )le hand, and 
 e journals of 
 :ontained. 
 
 ^ed in a Com. 
 pplicable, ex- 
 
 ames of those 
 tion, shall be 
 ;s It. 
 
 n order. 
 
 le chair, shall 
 motion. 
 
 less the same 
 
 tap 
 
 be in writing and seconded, in cases where there is any dissent. 
 
 19- That after a motion ii read by the Mayor or other pre- 
 siding officer, it shall be deemed to oe in possession of the Coun- 
 cil, but may be withdrawn at any time before decision or amend- 
 ment with permisiion of the Council. 
 
 30. That when a question is under debate no motion shall 
 be received unlfess to amend it, or commit it, or to postpone it to 
 a certain day, or for the previous question, or for adjournment. 
 
 21. That all questions whether in Committee or in Counci., 
 shall be put in the order they are moved. 
 
 2 2. That no motion prefaced by any preamble shall be ad- 
 mitted in this Council. 
 
 23- That every motion when seconded ought to be received 
 and read by the Mayor, or other presiding officer, except in the 
 cases provided for by the rules of this Council. 
 
 24. That it shall be the duty of the Mayor or other presid- 
 ing officer, whenever he shall conceive that a motion which he 
 has received and read, may be contrary to Law, or to the rules of 
 Council, to apprize the Council thereof immediately before the 
 question on which the motion is put, and to cite the law or rules 
 which are applicable to the case. 
 
 25. That no By-Law shall be committed or amended until it 
 shall have been twice read. 
 
 . f- T""**^" amendments shall be reported to the Council 
 by the Chairman standing in his place. After report the By-Law 
 shall be subjected to debate and amendment in the Committee 
 before the question to commit it shall be put. 
 
 27. That every By-Law shall receive three several readings 
 previous to its being passed. 
 
 28. That when a By-Law is read in the Council, the Clerk 
 
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 130 
 
 shall certify the readings and the time on the back. 
 
 29. That By-laws committed to a committee of the whole 
 Council, shall first be read throughout by the Clerk, and then 
 read by the chairman, leaving the preamble and title to be last 
 considered. 
 
 30. That when a By-Law passes the Council, the Clerk shall 
 certify the same with the date thereof at the foot'of the bill, and 
 affix the Corporate Seal thereto, 
 
 31. That petitions, memorials and other papers addressed to 
 the Council, shall be presented by a member in his place, who 
 shall be answerable to this Council, that they do not contain im- 
 proper or impertinent matter. 
 
 32. That all papers laid before the Council or referred to a 
 committee for their consideration, are of right to be read once by 
 the Clerk or Chairman at the table, that when once read to the 
 Council or Committee, they are like every other paper that be. 
 longs to the Council to be moved for, to be read and if objected 
 to, to be decided by taking the sense uf the Council or the Com- 
 mittee. 
 
 33. That in forming a committee of the whole Council, the 
 Mayor or other presiding officer shall leave the chair, and shall 
 before leaving the same appoint a chairman to preside, who shall 
 have the same authority in the chair of the committee as the 
 Mayor, or other presiding officer in the chair of the Council, and 
 in other committees the chairman shall have the same authority. 
 
 34. That the order of the day shall have preference to any 
 motion before the Council. 
 
 35. That it shall be a standing rule of this Council to meet, 
 after the first meeting which is appointed by statute, on the first 
 Monday in every month, at the Town Hall, at the hour of 
 7:30 p.m. 
 
 36. That it be a standing rule of this Council, that when any 
 
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 f the whole 
 i, and then 
 ; to be last 
 
 ; Clerk shall 
 the bill, and 
 
 iddressed to 
 place, who 
 contain im- 
 
 iferred to a 
 sad once by 
 read to the 
 )er that be. 
 if objected 
 >r the Com- 
 
 ]!ouncil, the 
 •, and shall 
 :, who shall 
 ttee as the 
 ouncil, and 
 authority. 
 
 ince to any 
 
 cil to meet, 
 on the first 
 he hour of 
 
 It when any 
 
 
 order or orders of the day shall be lost by a committee of the 
 whole Council breaking up for want of quorum, the order or 
 orders so lost shall be taken up in succession, as the first busi- 
 ness to hf. proceeded on at the next meeting of the Council, in 
 the regular course. 
 
 37- That at all regular meetings ot this Council, the order 
 of proceedings shall be as follows, viz. : 
 
 I St. Reading and confirming the last minutes both of regu- 
 lar and special meetings. 
 
 2nd, Reading of communications of all kinds. 
 3rd. Taking up adjourned business. 
 4th. Transacting ordinary business. 
 
 38. That no standing rule or order of the Council, shall be 
 suspended except by a vote of two thirds of the members present. 
 
 39- That the Clerk shall only be required to give notice of 
 special meetings. 
 
 40. That all regular committees, shall keep minutes of their 
 proceedings in a book, to be furnished for that purpose, by the 
 Clerk, on the order of the chairman of each committee. 
 
 41. That on motion in committee to rise without reporting, 
 or that the chairman leave the chair, debate shall be allowed, and 
 onan affirmative vote.the subject referred to the committee shall be 
 considered as disposed of in the negative, and the Mayor or the 
 presiding officer shall resume the chair, and proceed with the 
 next order of business. 
 
 ■ 42. That m all unprovided cases, both in Council and com- 
 mittee, resort shall be had to the law of Parliament, as the regu- 
 lar guidance on the question, and in such case the decision of the 
 Mayor or presiding offiror shnirbe acquiesced in without debate 
 
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 43. No motion shall be considered carried without a major- 
 ity of the Council present shall consent thereto. 
 
 44. In making appointments to office, when there shall be 
 more than two applicants, the motion shall hi just so that each 
 shall be voted for, the persons receiving the lowest number of 
 votes falling out in succession. 
 
 45. That the proceedings of the Council shall always close 
 at eleven o'clock p.m., that is to say, thej shall not be continued 
 after that hour. 
 
 Adopted by the Town Council of Strathroy at its second sit- 
 tings held at the Town Hall on Monday the 6th February 1872, 
 and aoth January 1873, and ordered to be printed as the stand- 
 ing rules June 4th 1883. 
 
 J. B. WIN LOW, 
 
 Town Clerk. 
 
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 A<:(!i(leut8, precautions against OT fifi 
 
 Adjoiirnmeuts of Council (Seo Ilnles of Order) ..'.'.'.. 'lo? 
 
 Alms, asking in streets . 05 
 
 Amendments, putting of in tJouncil (See Rules "of Order) .'.'.'.'.'.' jov 
 
 Amusements, places of " " i?" qn" Vo An 
 
 JJcensn fee for ' 4, 12 
 
 Armory by-law .. *». *4 
 
 Apprentice.-, sale jf liquor to ',..'"..'.'...".'" 
 
 Assessors — 
 
 • Dogs to make return of 
 
 Owners of dogs to giv« information to . . . '. . 'ikd?! 
 
 Assize of bread '♦J. *o 
 
 •Auction — 
 
 Sales by 
 
 Transient traders, selling by * . 00 
 
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 Awnings — '* 
 
 Erection of 
 
 Extending over street 
 
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 Disorderly conduct not allowed in houses where kept ... 37 38 
 
 fc-ambling not allowed in houses where kept ". 30 
 
 Hours of closing place where kept .. qo 
 
 License fee for keeping . 43 
 
 Liquor not allowed where kept 37 38 
 
 Balm of Oilead— trees not to be planted in streets'. '.'.'.". '.'.'. q., 
 
 Bathing in river Sydenhtm o- 
 
 Begging in streets i'l 
 
 Billiard tables— ^^ 
 
 Disorderly conduct in houses where kept 37 38 
 
 Gambling not allowed in houses where kept qa 
 
 Hours for closing " ' " g^ 
 
 License fee for keeping ... ..... 43 
 
 Liquor not allowed where kept ii-ifi 
 
 Blasphemous language '. ' '^i 
 
 Blown fish or flesh meat R'i r'l 
 
 B"r:i4?:r ^ .■•::.:..•.■.■.:::;::;:;■.«; v./ii; m; ^i: m: w. m 
 
 Duties of keepers in case cholera, small-pox 52 
 
 Travellers not to be importuned to gr) to '. . . ' 33 
 
 Keepers not to takeout license aa "qo 
 
 Bodies dead— no, .^,l 
 
 Interment of „,. 
 
 Removal of ".".".'.'.'.'.'.'..'..".'.',.".'.'.*.'. 55 
 
 Transporting through streets. . . rk. 
 
 Books lewd, sale of '.'."..'. oi 
 
 Boulevards ] fv! 
 
 Boundaries of town. ... ' iy id 
 
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 Hiciul, assizii of ;{2 
 
 VVuight of 32 
 
 Liglit woij^lit may l)e seized 32 
 
 P.riilgo to b(! made across drains, gutters, Ao 5" 
 
 IMook pavement by-laws 113, 114, 120, 121 
 
 JJuildings, removal of ...61, (i8 
 
 Defacing witii not ices 29, G4 
 
 ExcavatiouH 62,63 
 
 Fire limits liow oonstnictcd In 66 
 
 Material, placing on sidewalks .■ 61, 62 
 
 I'lantinjj trees iu front of.. .30, 125 
 
 I'lilling down to prevent spread of tire 67 
 
 Wooden not to be erected in tire limits 66 
 
 r.urial grounds, violation of 26 
 
 Butchers, meat not to bo sold in lass (juantity than a quarter 40, 44 
 
 Meat, place of selling.. 40 
 
 Premiaes, health inspector to visit rtO 
 
 Slaughtering in town prohibited. 28 
 
 By-laws — 
 
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 Interpretation of 20. 21, 22, 65 
 
 Kemedy aunimary if not obeyed 76 
 
 Sliownien tine.i on, for breaches of, how collected 40 
 
 (treating debts S.-j, 64. 86, 114 
 
 t!AB, keepers to have license 40,44 
 
 Calf's meat, sale of 75, 76 
 
 Cards, playing at 24,25,38 
 
 Carpenter shops 65 
 
 Carriage 40, 56, 57 
 
 Cars, hanging on (56 
 
 Carters, license to 40, 44 
 
 Cattle (See pounds) , 33 
 
 Census by-taw 80 
 
 Cemetery, violation of 26 
 
 C«metery by-law 78, 123 
 
 Chance, games of 25, 38 
 
 Charivaris prohibited 28 
 
 Chief of police 82 
 
 Child, sale or gift of liquor to 23 
 
 Chimney 67, 68 
 
 Chimney sweep 70 
 
 Chips 65 
 
 t.'holera 52 
 
 (Circus 40 
 
 Clams, plficos for sale of . . .38, .39 
 
 Clerk, town 37, 42, 44,45, 46, 4 S 
 
 Clerk of market 73 
 
 'lerk of wood market 89 
 
 (Jodeotor 45 
 
 Contagion, articles capable of conveying 50, 51 
 
 Cordwood 61, 88, 89 
 
 Conncil(Seo Pules of Order) 127 
 
 Court of Revision 76 
 
 Cros.sings .58 
 
 Crowds, gathering ki 55 
 
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 DAIRY product, foroatalling of 74 
 
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 Stoves ^,.' 87 
 
 Flues 67 
 
 Places to be fenced 31 
 
 Dead bodies- - 
 
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 Matter, removal of 50 
 
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 Deep water, ' loing of lot containing 31 
 
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 Dirt, removal of 64, 55 
 
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 DiaeasB, spread of .52 
 
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 Assessor to make return of 45 
 
 Book to be kept for recording of 45 
 
 Check on 4A 
 
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 Df structidn of , 47 4s 
 
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 Impounding .47 
 
 Magistrate may order to be killed 47, 48 
 
 Mayor may issue proclamation . .47 
 
 Metal check 4({ 
 
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 Numbering of. ... 4(> 
 
 Pound keeper to kill 47, 48 
 
 Reclaiming of impounded 48 
 
 Running at large 47 
 
 Tax on 45 
 
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 Drainage 53 54 
 
 Drawings, indecent and lewd 23^ 24 
 
 Drink, sale or gift of to a child, Ac 23 
 
 Drivers 5(}_ 57 
 
 Driving, immoderate . .. 56, 57 
 
 Market place 74 
 
 Sidewalks 57 
 
 Drunk 24 25 
 
 Drunkenness 24, 25 
 
 Dung, accumulation of .29, 49, 50 
 
 Dwelling houses 53,61 
 
 EARTH, removal of (53 
 
 Eggs, forestalling of 74 
 
 Entertainment, place of (See Billiard Table) 37 
 
 Epidomio 52 
 
 Excavations, in or near streets ..62 
 

 1 1' 
 
 ISO 
 
 Paoks. 
 
 Exhibitions (See Circus) 40 
 
 Explosive substances 69 
 
 Exposure of person , . .. 25 
 
 FAMILY use, forestalling articles for. 74 
 
 Farm product 
 
 Faro bank 
 
 Fees license '.".:: ^iiii ^y^^^^.'^.:::] .i'.:[:.'::[]::::.::.::.::z'!:::43, u. 45 
 
 Pound keepers 34 35 
 
 Cattle police ... 34 35 
 
 74 
 24,38 
 
 Market. 
 
 75 
 
 Fenc^"°^""'^^;:;::;:;.;:.;::^;-.-.:.;;::v;:v;-:;;V''':."---^ 
 
 Ferocious dogs 47 
 
 S ^'•■"■.^.^'i' ■■'.'. '.■.■'".■.;:.'.■";■.;;;.;.■ ;:.:5i; 52/53 
 
 rines . .,/? 
 
 Fire 
 
 Fire arms. 
 Fire ball. 
 
 76 
 .64, 66, 67 
 
 64 
 
 .28, 65 
 
 Fire crackers " " 28 65 
 
 Fire limits * ......'................ (jj; 
 
 Fire places (Se2 chimneys) ' ." "_ _ ...... 67 68 
 
 Fire wardens g^ 
 
 ^!''««'°"'» '• ■ •'•'• ..■■.■■■'.'■.' v.' ■.'.■ ;;;.".v..'.:.;:.'.'.;75; ss; so 
 
 fireworks g4 gg 
 
 Fires, preventing of [] ^,^; "gygg.' 69 
 
 *i8h 53 
 
 Flues (See chimneys) [__ 67 68 
 
 Foot passengers '.'..'.'.'.',, " ' 5.5 
 
 Forestalling .'. .......... ..... 74 
 
 Forfeiture of — 
 
 Bread 32 
 
 License 00 
 
 Fruit, decayed 54 
 
 GALLOPING in streets 1. .......!...!....'. ,.' 56 
 
 Gamblers 24 25 
 
 ^a'^^'i'^K ;.'."■"";; ;.;!!'.!. '.".■■.!■; v. ::;;:24; 25 
 
 t:rame8 24 25 
 
 Geese (See pounds) " *' ' 33 
 
 Gilead, Balm of 30 
 
 Goats (See pounds) '.......'.'..'.'...'..'..". 33 
 
 Goods — 
 
 Auction, sale of by 62 
 
 Transient traders, sale of by ..\ . ." .. ! ! 3!) 
 
 Gravel, removal of ... . 63 
 
 Graves, violation of '.....'. "Q 
 
 Grossly insultini; language .'!!!..' 23 
 
 Guards, tree ......!.'..!....,.. ,30 
 
 Gunpowder .. . . , . ..!.... 69 
 
 Gun, tiring of ' ' . . . . / .... '. .28 
 
 Gutters ""' 57 
 
 HAZARD, games of " ' ... "" \ 25 
 
 Health, board of ['^ 40 
 
 Health inspector !.... ........ . . . 49 
 
 Health, public . 49 
 
 Hog, keeping of .28 
 
 Horned cattle (See pounds) _"/. ! .' " 33 
 
 Horses ................! 56 
 
 Hose, dri ving over ...!!',!'.! 67 
 
Paoks. 
 
 40 
 
 69 
 
 25 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 24,38 
 
 ....43, 44, 45 
 
 34, 35 
 
 34, 38 
 
 75 
 
 76, 88, 89 
 
 31 
 
 47 
 
 51, 52, 53 
 
 76 
 
 ....64, 66, 67 
 
 64 
 
 28. 66 
 
 28, 65 
 
 66 
 
 67, 68 
 
 67 
 
 ....75, 88, 89 
 
 64,65 
 
 b6, 67, 68. 69 
 
 . 53 
 
 67, 68 
 
 55 
 
 74 
 
 32 
 
 38 
 
 54 
 
 56 
 
 24, 25 
 
 24, 25 
 
 24. 25 
 
 ...33 
 
 30 
 
 33 
 
 62 
 
 39 
 
 63 
 
 C6 
 
 23 
 
 .30 
 
 69 
 
 28 
 
 57 
 
 25 
 
 49 
 
 49 
 
 49 
 
 28 
 
 33 
 
 56 
 
 67 
 
 Hotel P^"*"''- 
 
 Houfio, disorderly 44 
 
 Hi-fame ........ 24, 26 
 
 Gambling 24 
 
 fulling down ••'•"•'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.",.'.'.*.'.'". ^*' ^^ 
 
 Louk up . . . 67 
 
 Huckster ". 32 
 
 ICE, removal of ....'..'......'.[ ^^ 
 
 Ill-fame, house of ......!!!!!! ®® 
 
 Immoderate driving , 24 
 
 Immorality '.'.'.'..... 56, 57 
 
 Importuning travellers ............... ... ^*' ^^ 
 
 Imprisonment for non-payment of tines! ! ^A" 22 
 
 Indecent 40, 77 
 
 Indecency .'..'.'. ],','„\\ [ [ \ [' ''_[ 23,24, 25 
 
 lafectio.i, articlea (upibla of ooiiveyiu' ^^' ^' ^^ 
 
 Inhabited, buildings ..?.'..." ^^ 
 
 Injuries to property and notices.'. .. ^^ 
 
 Insolvent estate, sale of goods of 29 
 
 Inspector health " " 39 
 
 Inspector buildings ....!......! *® 
 
 Inspector licenses ^^ 
 
 Insulting language .....,.,..!...." *2 
 
 Intelligence offices. ... 23 
 
 Interment of dead '.'.'.'.''.....'. ^^' ^* 
 
 Interpretation of by-laws.... .!. ... . ... , / 26 
 
 Intoxicating drink 20,21,65 
 
 LEWDbo.>ks, &c.. .'.'!.!.'.".'.'■ '.".■. '.■.'. 23,44 
 
 Licenses '„],' '^^' UU 23. 24 
 
 Look-up house ^^' 3*' 39. 40, 41, 42,4.3. 44 
 
 MAUISTRATE '.'.'..',.!".".'.".".".'.'."..' ^^ 
 
 Malignant diseases ■■■'...... ■ . 48 
 
 IV ^nure 52 
 
 Market grains. forestailiBt; of 29 
 
 Market, public 74 
 
 Market, wood... 72 
 
 Meat— 88 
 
 Blown, tainted, sale of 
 
 ■ Sales in hsss quantity than by nuar'ter ^^' ^. 
 
 Members of couticil o'iW ^ 
 
 Medical health officers ...'.'. '^' *' ^' ^' ?. 8, 9, 10 
 
 Meetings of council (See Rules "of Order) '^2 
 
 Menagerie 127 
 
 Missiles dangerous, throwing in strae'ts ^^ 
 
 Morals, public 65 
 
 Motions In council (See Rules of Order) ^^ 
 
 Mules (See pounds) 127 
 
 Muzzling dogs (See dogs)... . 33 
 
 NAMESof streets..........;.".". ",' ^5 
 
 Night soil, removal of .'......'.. ^^ 
 
 Nuisances _ 54 
 
 Numiiering dogs (See dogs) 28 
 
 OBSCENE language... • •• 46 
 
 Obstruction 23 
 
 (tffal ".".!.".'.'.!.'!.".".'.■.". ^? 
 
 Offensive matter ," ' 63 
 
 Order of proceedings in' council' (See' Rules'of OnlJr")' '.'.'.[ '.'..\ '.'.'.'.'.['.".'^^' ^\P 
 
k 
 
 
 ■'■sir'' 
 
 iSa 
 
 pAaw. 
 
 Ordinary (See viotaalliDg houaes) 38 
 
 Ornamentsl trees 30^ '?« 
 
 Ovena (See Chimaeys) »', 08 
 
 OyaterB, place for selling (See viotnalling houses) 38 
 
 Or (See pouuds) 33 
 
 Officers of town |^ 
 
 Officers fire department -l* 
 
 PARLIAMENT, law to govern (See Rules of Order) 127 
 
 Pincombe by-law 1^7 
 
 Pavement V> ' 
 
 Penalty for infraction of by-laws 36, 37i 40, 48, 73, 70 
 
 Person— 
 
 Dead, interment of ^" 
 
 Indecent exposure of 25 
 
 Notorious.... 3° 
 
 Physicians, duties of ^2 
 
 Pictures 
 
 p;„ 28, 33,34 
 
 Pile"::.:::::::::::::: 69 
 
 Pits, fencing of ^i 
 
 Placards, indecent • •• •*•* 
 
 Planting of trees •'"> i^» 
 
 Plants, destroying in cemetery 26 
 
 Plate, lewd • • ■ -23 
 
 Play, immoral or lewd m"? 
 
 Police chief of, duty of (See Chief of Police) on 'To 
 
 Police magistrate 32, 48 
 
 Polling sub-divisions < (J- 72 
 
 Poor bread, distribution of on 
 
 Poplar,8ilver, prohibited 30 
 
 — - . 00 
 
 Porch 
 
 Poultry 
 
 Pound keeper (See pounds) . 
 
 36,76 
 
 ;.;.■; 33 
 
 Pounds.... o'l "rl 
 
 ^-oipices, fencing of cc "«7 ab 
 
 Preventing fires ...bC, b/, o» 
 
 Previous question (See Rules of Order) 127 
 
 " . . ............•....••• 3^ 
 
 Prisoners 
 
 Privy °^ 
 
 Proclamation 16. ''V. 18, 19, 47 
 
 Profane swearing • "3, 24 
 
 Projections in streets, removal of ■ • • -^^ 
 
 Property, injury to ■ • 29. 64 
 
 Prostitutes 24, 25, .38 
 
 Public health *° 
 
 Public market '^ 
 
 Public morals na"i\ 
 
 Public nuisance "°' ^' 
 
 Pulling down houses, signs, 4;o ;~^ 
 
 QUORUM (See Rules of Order) »27 
 
 RAILINGS 5* 
 
 Rams (See pounds) *^ 
 
 Reception of public, keepers of place for ^o 
 
 .'26.48 
 
 46 
 
 76 
 
 77 
 
 Refreshment license . 
 
 m I 
 
 Refuse 
 
 Registering dogs, &c 
 
 Remedy summary if by-laws not obeyed 
 Repeal of by-lawi 
 
 UK' 
 
pAaw. 
 
 38 
 
 ....30. 125 
 
 67, 68 
 
 38 
 
 33 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 
 127 
 
 ,. 107 
 
 60 
 
 >, 48, 73. 76 
 
 26 
 
 25 
 
 38 
 
 52 
 
 23 
 
 .28. 33, 34 
 
 69 
 
 .11 
 
 23 
 
 ....30, 125 
 
 26 
 
 23 
 
 24, 25 
 
 82 
 
 32.48 
 
 71. 72 
 
 32.33 
 
 30 
 
 66 
 
 36,76 
 
 33 
 
 33 
 
 31, 63 
 
 ..66. 67, 68 
 
 127 
 
 32 
 
 53 
 
 , IS, 19, 47 
 
 23,24 
 
 63 
 
 29. 64 
 
 ...24, 25, .38 
 
 48 
 
 72 
 
 ..23 
 
 28, 51 
 
 29 
 
 127 
 
 64 
 
 33 
 
 39 
 
 43 
 
 26,48 
 
 46 
 
 76 
 
 77 
 
 "53 
 
 l'A<ir.ri. 
 
 Rescuing aniinald impounded ^.j 
 
 Hiding itnrnodernte kr'ia. 
 
 Rivor .Sydenham '.' y. '.'.'.'. '^'II.'. '.". ,", .'. ;'.'.'.'.".'! 25 
 
 Hoofs, mww, rnmoTiil of sh 
 
 Houge-ot-noir (8oe camblinif) oa ok 
 
 llubbiah. 
 Hule8 of order. 
 SALOONS . . . . 
 Snlt 
 
 .60. 51. 52 
 
 127 
 
 ..44 
 
 59 
 
 Salinbury street by-law io4 
 
 Sand, removal of .......,'..........'....... «^3 
 
 Sof vunts, reKiBtoring for (See intelligence office) ... 40 41 
 
 Sewer, common ' -^ 
 
 Shade trees on'inr 
 
 til oO. 125 
 
 •^^'»vi"g» ' g^ 
 
 Shoop, impounding (See pounds) ' / oo 
 
 Shop licenHe 44 
 
 Showmen, collection of K.ios from nhows.... ..........'..' 40 
 
 ShrnbH, destroying in cemetery 
 
 SicltnoHs, cdUHu of 
 
 Sidewalks ' [ r^ 
 
 Sjtin boards, pulling down .".'..'. ' '. .. .: (J3' 
 
 Signs, erection of... "_ "_ " .'...'. 63 
 
 Silver, poplar 
 
 Slaughter houses prohibited. . . 
 
 Slei.'hs ■■ 
 
 26 
 52 
 r)6 
 91 
 91 
 
 30 
 
 28 
 
 Small [)<ix. duty of hotel keepers . ... .'.''.'.'. .!..].'..'.".'.. '. ' 62 
 
 Oiity of physiuian^i 52 
 
 Snow, removal of in an 
 
 Sod, removal of '.]' .'.'..■..'.■.".'..".'.."!.'. n" 
 
 Solicitor, to'vn \ \ .!'■ 
 
 Spread of disease (See public health) 40 
 
 of File f.., 
 
 Squibs 'y'y.y.'.'.''.'y'y.'y. '.'.[. '.".'.". ."".'. 28 
 
 Stablb, livery _ .« 
 
 Sta<,'tiant water ...'.'."....,..... ' 29 
 
 Stallion (See pounds) .".'.'..!..,. 33 
 
 ■itoiii! throwing _ J., 
 
 Stove pipe da' en 
 
 Stove.:. ^^'^^ 
 
 c., , 68. 69 
 
 Streets — ' 
 
 •Vims, iiakiiig in. . or 
 
 AVninj^s, erc^jtion of _ ..,[.. 53' ^^ '91 
 
 K.-ilm of Gilead, not to be planted ........ ... . '30 
 
 Beggingiu ........,..'..".'".' .''"25 
 
 Fndgo to be made over drains •••••. ^^ 
 
 ('limbing railings, fences, &c.. .........'....!!...!!.!! !64 
 
 (Jiirdwood. piling g, 
 
 '.'otton tret) on 
 
 Cnnvdf, gathering in ... ....... ..'.....!... . . i55 
 
 I't^ad bodies, transporting through ' . 55 
 
 Driving of vehicles, convey ing goods ......!.......!.. '..'.'. 56 
 
 Driving, immoderate. . . .. ! .'.' .56 57 
 
 Drunk'jiine.'iH in [ 24* 25 
 
 Earth, digging in ........'.!...'....'.. ............. .'.()3 
 
 Erections projtjcting over .i.. ... . . ..63 
 
 Excavations " ' ' 62" 63 
 
 Exhibiting stud horses in .................".'. ...57 
 
154 
 
 "»<I»J 
 
 FenoM, olimbing 64 
 
 J«'ilth, nmovalo? fil, 62, 63 
 
 Fire, kindling in 64 
 
 Firewood, piling fil 
 
 Foot paasengers 56 
 
 (Umes, playing in * 26 
 
 Indecent exposure in 25 
 
 MisHiles dangerouti, throwing in 66 
 
 Night Boil, transportation 64 
 
 Obstruotiona in 66, 67 
 
 Salt, sprinkling on 59 
 
 Signs and sign posts, erecting in 63 
 
 Silver poplar, not to bo planted in .30 
 
 Willow tree, not to be planted in 30 
 
 Stud horses, putting to mares 67 
 
 Sty, hog or pig prohibited 28 
 
 Swearing i '-JS 
 
 Swine (Se« pounds) 33 
 
 Tainted tish or flesh n>eat 53, .'54 
 
 Tanks 29.30 
 
 Teams 66, 57 
 
 Tearing up streets 62 
 
 Telegraph poles 2{> 
 
 Thirty thousand dollar loan by-law • 85 
 
 Tombs, violation of '^^6 
 
 Tombstones 26 
 
 Traflfic, ^.bstruotion of 65, 66, 58 
 
 Transient trader 39 
 
 Trees- 
 Balm of Uilead, not to bo planted in streets 30 
 
 Cotton.not to be planted in streets 30 . 
 
 Digging up 40 
 
 Guards 30 
 
 Hom.ii^, tying to or near to 30 
 
 Inj''"ng ■. 30 
 
 T.imbs of projecting "" 
 
 Removing of 30 
 
 Silver poplar, not to be planted 30 
 
 Willow " " " -W 
 
 Vacant lota 31 
 
 Vagrants 24,25 
 
 Verandabs 66,91 
 
 Vicious dogs (See dogs) 4i> 
 
 Victualling house • 39 
 
 Waggon, driving on sidewalks. . 57 
 
 Wards..! 14,16,18,19,71 
 
 Water, statjnanfi 29 
 
 Wax work (See circus) ^ 
 
 Weigh clerk (See public market) 72 
 
 Wood, burning of 64 
 
 Woollen factory by-law !i ^ 
 
 Words, indecent 24, 25 
 
 Writings, indecent 24, 25 
 
 ^■*«„ 
 
TAGtH. 
 
 64 
 
 ....81,62,83 
 
 64 
 
 fil 
 
 o6 
 
 ..♦. 26 
 
 , 26 
 
 .. .. 66 
 
 54 
 
 56, 57 
 
 59 
 
 65 
 
 .30 
 
 80 
 
 67 
 
 28 
 
 23 
 
 33 
 
 53, M 
 
 29.30 
 
 56, 57 
 
 62 
 
 20 
 
 85 
 
 26 
 
 26 
 
 ...55, 66,58 
 3» 
 
 30 
 
 30. 
 
 40 
 
 .SO 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 ;iO 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 24, 25 
 
 66,91 
 
 45 
 
 39 
 
 57 
 
 16, 18, 19, 71 
 
 29 
 
 40 
 
 72 
 
 64 
 
 98 
 
 24, 25 
 
 24, 25