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Tavior >•» a ^« /-» J- u. lAYLOR, 48 & 50 Queen Street 1890 TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page. Preface ' By-Law Committee of 1890 Corporation Officials for 1890 Members of Couxoil from 1850 to 1890 Table I. — List of By-Laws relating to the Town of Bytown and City of Ottawa i Table II. — List of By-Laws relating to Local Impiovement Debentures xKxix Table III. — List of By-Laws relatinir to Loans and Debentures for General Purposes now in force Ixvi Table IV. — List of By-Laws relating to Loans and Debentures for Water Works purposes now in force Ixvii Table V. — By-laws of Police Commissioners Ixix By-Laws of the Corporation ot Ottawa as con- solidated 1890 * 1 Appendix A. — General By-Laws of the Corpora- tion 293 Appendix B. — By-Laws of the Police Commis- sioners 307 ""Appendix C. — Statutes of (Ontario relating to the Town of Bytown and City of Ottawa 353 Index . 523 f PREFACE. Hj^HE subscribers immediately after their appoint- -■- ment by the City Council to revise and consoh- date the By-laws of the City of Ottawa proceeded with their work, but after some time they found it would be more advantageous to recast all the By-laws ot a general character, so as to make the 21 meet the requirements of the City and the changes of the law since the orij^inal By-laws were passed. The present volume contains these By-laws as enacted by the City Council. All money By-laws and all By-laws of a temporary character, or which merely affected private rights, were left untouched. Tables of all money By-laws, and those referring to local improvements, have been inserted. So as to make the volume more useful for reference, the Statutes immediately affecting the City of Ottawa, which were deemed of sufficient import- ance, together with some |of the By-laws of the Police Commissioners, are added. Thp .subscnl>tM'R have to ucknowled^e the great assistance they r<^ceive« I during the |)i(»gress of their work from Mayor Erratt and the members of the City Council, and especially from Alderman Monk, Cbaii- man, and the othei- members ot the By-law Com- mittee. M. O'GARA. Q.C. D. B. MacTAVISH, q.c. 1 Ottawa. 6tii December, 1«9(). BY-LAW COMMITTEE FOR 1890- Y CARLETON MONK, Chairman. JAl ON, FRANK. J. FARRELL, DAVi. r, SAMUEL BINGHAM, ALEXANDJiK MacLEAN, JOHN HENDERSON, THOMAS RAPHAEL, JACOB ERRATT, Mayor. COMMISSIONERS TO REVISE BY-LAWS. M. O'GARA, Q.C. D. B. MacTAVISH, Q.C. '^^ m Hi CORPORATION OFFICIALS. 1890. 1 ^' ^ I ^ 1 CiTT OliWb OroioB Wm. P. Lett, City Clerk. Nonnan H. H. Lett, Assistant Clerk. Thomas Angel, Clerk. John J. J'ox, Meifc^enger. CiTT TBiAitniBR'g 0»nos.. Thomas H. Kirby, city Treasurer. James Lindsay, City Accouutant. Thomas W. Thompscj, Collector. James H. St. Oeorge, Clerk. Frank M. Hannum, Clerk. James Porter, Bailiii'. City Enginebr's Okfioe , . .E. E. Peireault, City Engineer. Ambrose Dutfy, Assistant Engineer. ThomaK J. Bangs, Hookkeeper. George Roger, Clerk and Insp. of Drains. WiUiam Birk-tt, Street Foreman. AB8M8MKNT CoM. OFFICE.. A. Pratt, Assessment Commissioner. A. E. Heney, Clerk. Wm. Porter, Assessor. James J. Naville, Clerk. Wm. Stewart, Clerk. Water Works < Office.... Robert Surtees, Manager O. W. W. E. Pinard, Collector of Water liates. John A. McDougal, Cashier. Oeorge R. Blyth, Clerk. Thomas E. Heney, Cler?t. Colin Dewar, Clerk. C. D, Graham, Collector of Snow Clearing Hates. W. G. Williaus, Bailiff and ln3pector. E. A, Lapierre, " « G. 0. Mann, Bill Distributor Police DEPABTiisifT..M. O'Gara, Police Magistrate. Wm. McVeity, Chief of Police. W. ]'. Lett, Jr., aerk of Police Comm'rs, flDembere of tbe flDunidpal (Corporation or THE TOWN OF BYTOVVN and CITY OF OTTAWA FHOM 1850 TO laao. f-1 .h Tear. 1860. f-h i'i [111 1851. 1862. 1863. 1864. MEMBERS OF "Ward. West Ward., Centre Ward. Eastward. West Ward. Centre Ward. East Ward , West Ward, Centre Ward. Wsst Ward, Centre Ward. East Ward , Mryor, Councillors and Aldermen. Mayor . . . . Conncillors Councillors Cc-uncilloi-s .John Scott . . Nioholap. Sparks Lyman Perkins H. V. Noel ..John Scott Charles Sparrow Isaac Berichon . . James Leamy Henry J. Friel Peter A. Egleson Mayor .... Councillors Charles Sparrow ..W. F. Powell Nicholas Sparks Edward Sherwood Councillors ..Alexander Workman James Leamy Charles Soarxow Councillors ..Robert Bell R. W. Scott Charles Laporte Mayor . . . . Councillors Conncillors . R. W. Scott East Ward Councillors Mayor .... Councillors Councillors Councillor , . W. F. Powell Nicholas .'parks J. B. Monk . . Alexander Workman Jamee Leamy John Scott ..R. W. Scott J. B. Turgeon Charles Laporte ..J. B. Turgeon ..W. F. Powell Ed. McGillivray Jas. Matthews . . Wm. Tormey Damase Bourgeois David 'Bui'geois , .J. B. Turgeou Charles laporte Hy. J. Friel Mayor Henry J. Friel h MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. Year. 1854, 1855. 1856.. Ward. Mayor, Councillors and Aldermen. I West Ward jCouncilbrs . . W. F. Powell. Edward McGillivray. J. B. Lewis. Centre Ward Councillors . . Dama&e Bourgeois. James Leamy. Ed. Smith. East Ward Councillors . . Chas. Rowan. John Barreille. Henry J. Friel. Victoria Ward .... Wellington Ward . . St. George's Ward. By Ward Ottawa Ward , Victoria Ward Wellington Ward. . St. George's Ward , By Ward Ottawa Wara Victoria Ward .... Wlliijgton Ward., St. George's Ward, By Ward Ottawa Ward . . . . . Victoria Ward . . . . Wellington Ward. . Mayor ..... Aldermen.. , Aldermen . . Aldormen. . Aldermen . . Aldermen . . Oouucillors . Councillors . Councillors . CoLucillors . Councillors . ..J. B. Lewis. .Edward McGillivray. Lyman Perkins. .J. B. Lewis. Nicholas Sparks. • John Forgie. Andrew Main. .Edward Smith. James Leamy. .Henry J. Friel. James Goodwin. .N. S. BUisdell. Nathaniel Bur wash. .James Matthews. John Rochester. . .Thos. Langrell. Thos. Hun ton. . Charles Rowan. Euzebe Varin. .Jos. Beauchamp. Damase Bom'geois. Mayor J. B. Lewis. Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Councillors Councillors ..Edward McGillivray. John Heney. ..J. B. Lewis. Nicholas Sparks. . .Andrew Main. John Forgie. ..Edward Smith. Jas. Barreille. ..Henry J. Friel. Euzebe Varin. ..N. S. Blaisdell. Francis Abbott. . . John Rochester. Geo. Hay. i «"i B MEMBERS OF Yew. 1856, 1867, 1858. ri Ward. St. George's Ward. By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward.... Wellington Ward. St. George's Ward By Ward Ottawa Ward . . . . , Victoria Ward . . . . Wellington Ward. . St. George's Ward . By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward Wellington Ward., St. George's Wnrd, By Wajfd Ottawa Wwd Victoria Waud. ... Wellington Ward.. St. George's Ward. By Ward Mayor, Councillors and Aldermen. Councillors ..JohnW. Lonx. Thos. Lai'grell. Councillors ..James Leamy. Chas. Laporte. Councillors ..James Goodwin. David Bourgeois. Mayor. , .J. B. Lewis. Aldermen ...Edward McGillivray. John Heney. Aldermen ...J. B. Lewis. Nicholas Sparks. Aldtrmen ...Thos. Langrell. V/m. Clegg. Aldermen . . Fjdward Smith. Chas. Laporte. Aldermen ...Henry J. Friel. Euz^be Varin. Councillors ..John Rochester. Lymau Perkins. Councillors ..A. Scott. Geo. Hay. Councillors . . Eobert S. Montgomery J. W. Loux. Councillors ..James Leamy. W. Kennedy. Councillors ..I. Berichon. J. B. Richer. Mayor Edward McGillivray. Aldermen ...Lyman Perkivp. Edward McGimvray. Aldermen .. .Nicholas Sparks. John Heney. Aldermeu ...Thos. Langrell. Wm. Clegg. Aldermen ...P. R. Riel. James Leamy. Aldermen . . . Damase Bourgeois. James Goodwin. Councillors ..John Rochester. James Dyke. Cow wiliotB . ..W. H. Robinson. T. Hunton. Couaoillors ..Jas. Coombs. G. H. Pre>ton. Councillors ..J. T. Prudhomme. A. Heavey. MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. Mayor, Councillors autt Aldermen. 1860. Victoria Ward . . . , Wellington Ward. St. (Jeorge's Ward By Ward , Ottawa Ward .... Victoria, Ward Wellington Ward. Sr. George's Ward, By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward Wellington Ward. , St. George's Ward , By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward WeUingtou Ward.. St. George's Ward . By Ward Ottawa Ward Councillors , Mayor Aldermen . Aldermen . . Alflt'rmen .. Aldormen . . Aldermen . . Councillors . Cooucillors . Councillor.-: . Councillors . Councillors . . F. H. Guertin. Wm. Kehoe. Edward McGillivray. .John Rochester. T. M. Blasdell. .N. Sparks. J. Heney. ■ Alex. Workman. W. Ring. .James Leamy. P. ri. Kiel. .J. Goodwin. J. D. Bourgeois. . L. Perkins. J. Dyke. .A. Scott. F. C. Clemow. J. Walkley. Thomas Starmer. J. Heney. I. Traversy. I. Berichon. W. Kennedy. Mayor Alex, Workman. Aldermen . . .John Rochester. L. Perkins. Aldermen ...N. Sparks. A. Scott. Aldermen ...Robert Lees. G. H. Preston. Aldermen . . .James Leamy. P. R. Riel. Aldermen ...J. B. Lazure, Jas. Goodwin. Councillors ..Jas. Dyke. John Blyth. Councillors ..Fri. Ciemow. Henry McCormick. Councillors ..And. Graham. Doniild Ddw. Councillors ..John Heney. I. Traversy. Councillors ..Wm- Kennedy. Isaac Berichon. 4 V. MEMBERS OF Year. 1861. 1862. 1863, Ward. Victoria Ward .... Wnllington Ward. St. George's Ward , By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward.... Wellington Ward. . St. George's Ward By Ward Ottawa Ward .... Victoria Ward .... Wellington Ward. St. George's Ward. By Ward Ottawa V/ard Victoria Ward .... Wellington Ward. St. George's Ward. , By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward . Mayor, Councillors and Aldermen. Mayor Alex . Workman. Alrlermen . ..L. iVrkins. James Skead. Aldermen . ..Alex. Scott. Thos. Hunton. Aldermen . . . Wm. Clegg. G. H. Preston. Aldermen . . .James Leamy. P. R. Riel. Aldermen ...James Goodwin. J. B. Lazure. Councillors . . Jas. Dyke. John Blyth. Councillors ..Henry McCormick. Frs. Clemow. Councillors ..And. Graham, Donald Dow. Councillors ..John Heney. I. Traversy. Councillors .. Isaac Berichon . W. Kennedy. Mayor A. Workman Aldermen . ..Jas. Skead L. Perkins Aldermen ...A. Scott Hy. McCormick Aldermen . ..Robert Lees 0. H. Preston Aldermen . . . Isidore Traversy Jas. licamy Aldermen . . . Jas. Goodwin J. B, Lazure Councillors ..John Laugford David Scott Counciljors . . Frs. Abbott D. Lanuigan Councillor ..A.Graham Jas. Kerr Couudllors ..Jno. Heney J. B. Turgeon Councillors ..Wm. Kennedy Isaac Berichon Mayor H. J. Friel Aldermen ...Jas. Skead Jas, Cumungham MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. 1868, 1864, 1865 , Wellington Ward. . St. George's Ward. . By Ward , Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward Wellington Ward.. St. George's Ward.. By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward Wellington Ward. St. George's Ward. By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria W^ard.... Wellington Ward. St. George's Ward. By Ward Ottawa Ward Victoria Ward , Wellington Ward. , St. George's Ward. . Mayor, Conncillors and Aldermen. Aldermen . . . Hy. McCormiok A. Scott Aldermen ...Robt. Lees G. H. Preston Aldermen ... P. A. Egleson I. Traversy Aldermen . . . Jt . X. Gaertin W. Eeqnedy Councillors ..D.Scott Jno. Langford Councillors . . Frs. Abbott Wm. Duck Councillors . .Jno. Ardell Thos. Starmer Councillors ..Jno. Heney J. B. Martineau Councillors . . I. Berichon Ed. Dunn Mayor M. K. Dickinson Aldermen ...J. Cunningham Jno. Langford Aldermen ...A. Scott Hy, McCormick Aldermen . . . Jno. Forgie G H. Preston Aldermen . ..P. A. Egleson L Traversy Aldermen . . . H. J. Friel F. X. Guertin Councillors ..D. Scott A. Pratt Councillors . . Frs. Abbott Wm. Duck Councillors ..Thos. Starmer Jno. Ardell Councillors . . E. Martinean Jno. Heney Coimcillors ..1. Beriohon E. Dunn Mayor ..... M. K. Dickinson Aldermen . . . James Cunningham John Langford Aldermen ...Alex. Scott W. Duck Aldermen . . , Wm„ Mosgroye Donald Dow n i 1^ ¥ MEMBERS OF i< !■ 1 ) (' ii, 1 m Year. 1865. 1866. 1867. Ward. By Ward, Ottawa Vard Victoria Ward.... WellingtoQ Ward. By Ward.... Ottawa Ward. Mayor, Counoillora and Aldermen. Aldermen ...H. J. Friel I. Traversy Aldermen . . .James Goodwin L. J. B. Lazore Councillorg ..David Scott A Pratt Councillors ..L. Perkins a* n . -ni J ^™' Abbott St. QeoTge'u Ward |Oouncillors . .Thos. Starmer W. Wood Conneillors . . John Heney £d. Dunn Councillors ..E. Martineau Isaac Berichon Victoria Ward. . . . Wellington Ward. St. George's Ward. By Ward Ottawa Ward. Victoria Ward Wellington Ward. . St. George's Ward . By Ward Ottawa Ward Mayor . . . Aldermen Aldermen Aldermen , Aldermen . Aldermen . Councillors Councillors Councillors Councillors Councillors ..M. K. Dickinson > . .James Cunningham John Langford . . .Alex. Scott Hy. McCormick . . W. Mosgrove Donald Dow . . I .Traversy . . James Goodwin 1 3880 Berichon . . David Scott John Rowatt . .L. Perkins Frs. Abbott . . Tlios. Starmer W.Wood ..John Heney J. B. Guerard , . Chas. Goulden £. Martineau Victoria Ward. WelKngton Ward MAyor .... Aldermen . Aldermen . , St. George's Ward Aldermen . . Robert Lyon , .James Cunningham John Ro K i' MITNICIPAI. CORPORATION. Year. 1878, 1879, 1880. 1881, Wa?d8. Ottawa Ward. Victoria Ward St. rieorge'B Ward By Ward.... Ottawa Ward. Victoria Ward. Wellington Ward. St. George's Ward. By Ward, iOttawa Ward. Victoria Ward Wellington Ward. Mayor and Aldermen. Wellington Ward Aldermen Alderineu Mayor . . . Aldermen .E. E. Laiw^u J. A. Cheviier •lohu CUncy .C. H. Mackintosh . . . David Scott H. B. Merrill Andrew Masson . . . Peter LeSueur W. Porter Jas. Lang Aldermen ...J. W. McKae A. O. F. Coleman •Jno. Stewart . . . Michael Starrs Jno. Heney Geo. Koefe • . . £. £. Lau2ou J. A. Chevrier John Clancy Alderniti Aldermen Mayor .... Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . C. H. Mackintosh . . Andrew Masson C. A. Christin Jno. Bobier • .Jas. Lang J. C. Jamieson Amos Rowe ..A. ^. F. Coleman Geo A. Harris J. Egleson . Michael Starrs John Heney P. St. Jean .Samut "^ingham E. E. Lauzon 0. A. Rocque Mayor . . . Aldermen Aldermen ,C. H. Mackintosh , . A'ldrew Masson Jno. Bobier D. Gcott . . Peter Whelan W. H. Lewis J. 0. JamiesQu rWi^Sffl 1 s MKMBKRS OF ► ; n jr ■ i »1' Mji! iif': Mf;. h : 1 Ui ''i U -^ ill ^ 1 i l: "C Vear. >\ai(U. 1881 1882. 1888. 1884. |St. Georges Wfud AMermeii By WarH Victoria Ward , ! Wellington Ward. By Ward , Ottawa Ward. Victoria Ward. By Ward. Ottawa Ward. Victoria Ward. Mayor and Aidermti). Ottawa Ward Aldem Aldermen neii St. George's Ward Aldermen . . . A, O, F. Ooleiimn <^eo. A. HariiH J no. O'Leary • . .John Heney p. Conway P. St. Jean . . . E. E. Lauzon E. G. Lav«rdure E. McDougal Mayor p. St. Jean Aldermen ...C. R. Cunningham ■ino. Bobier W. Cherry Aldernu'n ...Geo. Cox Peter Whelan K. C. W. MacCuaig .Jacob Erratt Jno. O'Leary W. Whillaus .P. Conway L. A. Olivier Jno. Heney .Era McDougal E. G. La verdure E, E. Lauzon Aldermen Aldermen Mayor . , , Aldermei P. St. Jean Wellington \Vard Alderi i St. George's Ward • . C. R. Cunningham Wm. Cherry . tijaes Gordon . . George Cox Peter Whelan R. C. W. MacCuaig Aldermen . ..Jacob Erratt Jas. O'Leary W. E. Brown Aldermen ...P. Conway P. H. Chabrt E. Germain E. E. Lauzon Frs. McDougal E. G. La verdure Aldermen . , Mayor . . . Aldermen i • • C T. Bate I.e. R. Clll rjinrrlij Peter Whelan"^ James Gordon MUNTCIP4L C0RP0T;ATT0N. ' Year. 1884 l?8f 188H Wards. Wellington Ward. St. George 8 Waril . By Ward, Ottawa Ward . Victoria Ward . . Wellinpton Ward. St., George's Ward. By Ward. Ottawa Ward. Victoia jjiV/ard. Welliugtoii Ward. St. George's Ward Mayor ond Aldpnnen. Aldern.pii . ..(Jeo. Cox Win. Cherry •R. C. W. MacCuaig Aldermen . . .Jacob Erratt W. E. Browu Wm. Whillans Aldermen . . . Edmund Germain John Heney Anthony Swalwell Aldermen ...E. G. Laverdure Chas. Desjardins Olivier Durooher Mayor Francis McDougal Aliiermen ...C. R. Cimniugham James Gordon Wm. Hutchison Aldernjen . . . Geo. Cox Wm. Chi'rry Godfrey B. Greene Aldermen ...W. E. Brown John O'Leary Wm. Whillans A' 'rtrraen . . . E. Germain John Heney , George O'Keefe . Aldermen ...Samnel Binghaji Olivier Durocher Chas Desjardins M^_^'or . . . Aldermen Aldermen Aldermen By Ward Alder men Ottawa Ward Aldermen . Francis McDougal .Wm. Hutchison James Gordon Geoi^tj D-^lglish • Wm. Cherry G. B. Greene George Cox .Wm. Whillans John O'Leary W. E. Brown .John Heney George O'Keefe Edmund Germain . E. G. Laverdurn ChaK. Desjardins Olivier Durocher Resigned in June. Succeeded by W. H. Lewis. N h 'J n xMEMBERS OF J iiii'p I i ill Year. 1887. 1888. 1889. Ward. Mayor and Aldcnnen. Victoria Ward... Wellington Ward, St. George's Ward By Ward [Ottawa Ward (Mayor McLeod Stewart Aldermen Aldermen James Gordon Wm. Hutchison George Dalglish George Cox W. H. Lewis Henry Carleton Monk Aldermen ...Wm. Whillans John O'Leary Wm. Borthwick Aldermen ... John Heney George O'Keefe •Edmund Germain Aldermen ... Olivier Durocher Chas. Desjardins New F/.mburgh Ward... Aldermen ...!ZhS1^ John Askwith J. C. Roger. ®ayor McLec.d Stewart. Victoria Ward Wellington Ward. .. St. George's Ward . . . By Ward Ottawa Ward [Aldermen New Edinburgh Ward . Aldermen ...James Gordon Wm. Hutchison Geo. Dalglish Aldermen ...Geo. Cox Henry Carleton Monk 1'aylor McVeity Aldermen ...Wm. Borthwick Jacob Eiratt John O'Leary .John Heney E. G. Lav( rdure A. C. Larose Samuel Bingham Olivier Durocher A. A. Adam John E. Askwith Joan lieu'lerson J. C. Kc^er. Aldermen Aldermen Victoria Ward . , Dalhousie Ward. •Resigned in November. Succeeded by A. C, Larose O Mayor Jacob Erratt. Aldermen . . .James Gordon Wm. Hutchison Geo. Dalglish Aldermen . . . David Scott Levi Craanell Wm. Hill MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. Yew. 1889. 1890, Mayor, Councillors and Aldermen. Victoria Ward , Dalhousie Ward . . . , Welllngtou Ward. .. Central Ward St. George's Ward . . By Ward Ottawa Ward Rideau Ward Aldermen ...Alex. McLean Chas. Scrim W. J. Campbell Aldermen ...Henry Carleton Monk E. B. Butterworth George Baptie Aldermen ...Wm. Borthwick John O'Leary W. R. Stroud Aldennen ...John Heney E. G. Larerdure F. J. Farrell Aldermen ...Samuel Bingham Olivier Durocher Olivier Latour Aldermen ...John Henderson John Askwith John C. Roger Mayor Jacob Erratt. Aldermen Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . Aldermen . . . James Gordon Wm. Hutchison Wm. Johnstone . . Levi Craunell Wm. Hill David Scott ..W. J. Campbell Alex. McLean Chas. Scrim . . George Baptie E. B. Butterworth H. C. Monk . .Wm. Borthwick Thomas Raphael W. R. Stroud ..F. J. Farrell John Heney E. G. Laverdure . . Samuel Bingham A. D. Richard Olivier Durocher , .John E. Askwith John Henderson John C. Roger ii mi e m. & n TABLE I. 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I { •m 52; 5 Date of passage "^ of By-law. aa TABLE By-laws relating to Local Nature of Improve- 'Jieut. 422 N'ov. 6, 1S77 Sewers O'Connor, Slater, Albert and Queen sts Section of Street. 431 Feb. 26, 1878 436] May 20, 1878 438 June 20, 1878 Sewers . . Sewers . . Sewers . . . . Maria & Sally sts Hugh & Maria sts , Wellington, Sp'ks, Queen, Albert and Elgin .sts. . . Between lots 18 and 21 on Queen street north and south, between lots 13 and 21 Albert st. north, between lots 43 and 61 Albert st. south Maria st, between Sally and Bay sts., Sally St. between Maria and Lidgar sts Hugh St. between SJater and Gloucester, I., aria st. five lots east and four lots west of Huch street 441 448 451 462 Aui,'. 19. 1878 Sept. 30, 1878 Nov. 4, 1878 Nov. 4, 1878 Sewer .... Sewer .... Sewer Sewers and sidewalks 453 Nov. 4. 1878 Sidewalks, •166 Dec. 17, 1878 Queen st Albert* sts... William St. .. Alice, Grove, Peter and George Al- mond sts. . . 8t. Andrew & Church sts . . Fronting lots 24, 25, 26 Welling- ton St. south, fronting lots 26 and 27 Sparks st. north, front- ing lots 27 and 28 Sparks st. south, fronting lots E^ 28, and 29 and 80 Queen st. north, fronting lots 2S and 29 Queen st. south, fronting lots 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 Albert st. north, and block of land bounded on the west by Elgin street, on the east by private road adjoining post oflBce, on the lorth by Welliug- ton street and on the south by Sparks street Between O'Connor and Bauk'sts'.*. Between Hugh and Sally i-ts Fronting lots H. 1. on Uideau st. N. Sewer Clarence st In Wellington Ward Fronting lot 16 Church st. S., lot 18 Church st. N. and lot 18 St Andrew St. 8 Between King i Chapel sts II. Improvement Debentures. Value of Property Rateable. #74,400 Total Cost. $5,000 00 25,500 688 50 24,500 500 00 147,500 8,400 7,000 7.080 9.250 3,000 31.600 2,000 00 420 00 •275 00 225 00 450 00 375 00 1.120 00 Aniouiit to I Amount to be paid by he repaid by City. Local rate. • •• ••••• 688 50 500 00 2,000 00 420 00 275 00 225 00 450 00 375 00 1.120 00 Annua". Rate. c. ou $ $5,0C0 00 .74 .43 .22 .63 .51 .85 .83 a Dec. 17 88 x]ii TABLE II. -BY-LAWS RELATING TO LOCAL H^ 457 490 495 525 526 527 528 546 548 549 550 554 555 556 574 575 Date of passage of By-law. Dec. 17, 1878 .^ ewers Nature of Improve- ment. Street. Section of Street. June 14, 1880 Nov. 9, 1880 Sept. 11, 1882 J^ept. II, 1882 Sept. 11, 1882 Oct. 16, 1882 June 18, 1883 Aug. 24, 1883 Aug. 24, 1883 Aug. 24, J 883 Oct. 4, 1»83 Oct. > 1883 Nov. 5, 1883 May 19, 1884 June 2, 1884 Sewer. Sewer. Box drain. Box drain. Sewer. . . . Sewer. . , . Sewer. . . . Sewer. Sewer. Metcalfp St. . . Somerset St. N, Nicholas rt. . . Cathoart st. S. Maria st N . . Queen !=!t. N . . Bankst Water st Box drain. Sewer .... 576 677 578 582 583 58-, 601 Sewers . . . . Sewer Sewers .... Besserer st. S. St. Joseph St. King st Rideau st . . . . Bay & Sparks sts Sewere . . . . June 2, 1884 June 2, 1884 June 2, 1884 Oct. 6, 1884 Oct. 6, 1884 Oct. 6, 1884 May 18, 1885 Sewer. Sewer. Sewer . St. Patrick st. S Alberts Kent sts Bank, Somer- set, MacLa • en, Cooper, Lisgar&,Lyon sts Between Slater & Somerset sts & between Cooper & Somerset sts. . Between O'Connor & Metcalfe sts. . From near Wilbrod to south side of lot 7 , Between Sussex & Dalhousie sts. Froutinglots4, ;-i, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,11. Fronting lots E. F. 9, 10, il & 12. Bet-,.e(Mi Slater A, Cooper sts Fronting lots 3 to 9, inclusive, on N. & S. sides of Water st . Between King st & E. side of lot 22. Between St. Andrew & St. Patrick sts Between Wilbrod & Theodore sts. . From N. side of Rideau st. at King St. to near Besserer st Bay St. between Wellington and Sparks sts.. Sparks st. between Bay St. and lot \9 Flora lot 5 to Chape] st. Albert st. between Bank & Kent sts., Kent st. between Albert & Queen sts Sewer , Sewer , Sewer , Sewer . Lisgar st Lisgar st. S . . Besi^erer st. N Chapel St.... Dalhousie st. . Friel st Elgin, Cooper ii Somerset sts Certain portions of these streets in Wellington Ward Between Cartier st. & Rideau Canal West of Met jalfe st. Between Mosgrove and Nicholas streets Between Rideau and St." Patrick streets Between Cathcart and Water street's Between St. Patrick aud St. An- drew streets Elgin street from Coopor to Somer- set sts., Cooper st. from Elgin to East side of Lot 67, Somerset st. from Elgin tc East side Lot 67 xliii IMPROVEMENT DEBENTURES— Con••••• 420 00 381 00 350 00 88 00 , , 1 190 00 23,850 ■ 850 00 20,480 I 720 00 I I 54,350 860 00 24,300 ■ 2,400 00 8,700 , 450 00 5,500 j 11,950 I 29,070 ' 5,400 9,600 ; 250 no 230 00 200 00 100 00 250 00 » • ■••«•§ 42,750 1,820 00 '.... $2,700 00 124 00 860 00 570 00 263 00 525 00 1,400 00 420 00 420 00 350 (10 88 00 190 00 850 00 720 00 860 00 Matures. 2,400 00 450 00 250 00 230 00 200 00 100 00 250 00 1,320 00 19 lOf 14 H 5 H 3 3-5 6 6 6 6 6 6 I 6 Dec. 17, '88 June 14, '90 Nov. 9, '90 Sep. 11, '92 Sep. 11, '92 Sep. 11, '92 Oct. 16, '92 June 18, '93 Aug. 24, '93 10 I Aug. 24, '93 10 lAug. 24, '93 Oct. 4, '93 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Oct. 4, '93 Nov. 5, '93 May 19, '94 June 2, '94 June 2, '94 June 2, '94 June 2, 1894 Oct. 6, 1894 Oct. 6, 1894 Oct. 6, 1894 May 18, '96 I xHv TABLE II.— BY-LAWS RELATING TO LOCAl Mi - I 55 >: Date of passage of By-law. <50f) June 15, 1885 608 Aug. 17, 1885 tiOS^ Sept. 23, 1885 610 61] Ol'i iiJ3 (J14 615 lfl|l|i| riie * 617 618 Nov. 26, 1885 JSov.26, 1885 Nov. 26, 1885 Nov. 26, 1885 Nov. 26, 1885 Nov. 26, 1885 Nov. 26, 1885 Nature of Improve- ment. Sewer , Sewer Sewer , Sewer , Sewer , Sever . Sewer , Sewer . Sewer . Sewers Nov. 26, 1885 Sewer Nov. 26, 1885 Sewer Section of Street. Queen st Maria st Lisgar st. N . . Clarence st. . . MacLaren st.. Cliurch st. . . . King St. E. ., Gloucester st . Rideau, liess- erer,Dalyave, Stewart, Wil- brod, Theo- dore, Waller, Cumberland, College Ave., Ring, King, Hend erson Avenue, Nel- son, Sweet- land Avenue, Friel, Rus5ell Ave,, Chapel, Black burn and Goulburn Avenues Cobourg and Charlotte sts. Lyon, Cooper, Somerset, Concession, Lisgar and Percy sts. . jBetween Bank and Kent streets. . . |Between Bank and Kent streets. . . Between Metcalfe anc* O'Connor streets Between King street and Lot 22 . . l?etween Elgin and Metcalfe stnets East of King street Between Water &, Cathcart streets Between Bay and Lyon streets, . . . 1 Water st. . .. Albert, Bay & Queen sts. . . In St. George's Ward. Lyon street, between Maria and Somerset streets, Coopei street briwtt'i. Lyon cr*^ Concession sts., Somerset street between Lyon and Concession sts., Con- cession St. between Somerset and Nepean sts., Lisgar st. between Concession & Percy sts., Percy St. between Cooper and Nepean sts Betwc(!u the main sewer and Lot 1 Water street Albert street between Lyon and Bay sts.. Bay st. between xMbert and Queen sts., Queen st. be- tween Bay and Ooucessiou sts. xlv IMPROVEMENT DEBENTURES— Con^iMuerf. Value of I Propprty '■ Total Cost. Ratable. Sl4,tJ25 ' $468 00 10,500 j 210 00 4,000 I 40,900 I 11,100 ' 4,250 4,850 17,275 2U0 00 790 00 672 00 200 00 100 00 290 Ou l,;{85,050 i 11,000 00 74,57r) 4,801 00 Amount to be paid by City. Amount to be rei)aid by Local Bate. $120 00 I $468 00 I 21U 00 i 200 00 f)70 00 672 00 200 00 100 00 290 00 8,900 00 32,100 00 Annual Kate. cts. per ft. 71 9 13i 5> 5| 8 H 60,350 I 1,58? UO j 267 00 1,320 00 7i l,ri51 00 3,250 00 5;J 68,250 1,120 00 ! 120 00 :,000 00 i 4^ lOi a «i p.c. 5 5 a yrs. 10 10 10 10 lu 10 M i •' 10 10 10 10 Alatni 'PS. June 1 5, '95 Aug. 17,'95 Sept. 23, '95 Nov. 26, '95 Nov. 26. '9.': Nov. 26,*96 Nov. 26, '95 Nov. 26, '95 Sov. 26,-95 Nov. 26, 9.0 Nov. 2H, '95 Nov. 26, '95 11 JjI f '• ATTt I TABLE II.— BY-LAWS RELATING TO LOCAL 619 Date ot Passage ot By-law. Nov. 26, 1885 Nov. 26, 1885 Natui'e of Iraprove- meut. "treet. Si(lp\valks Sidewalks 621 Nov. 26, 1885 Sidewalks 622 623 Nov. 26, 1885 Sidewalks Nov. 26, 1885 624 Nov. 26, 1885 Sidewalks Sidewalks ^525 626 Nov. 26, 1885 Nov. 26, 1885 Lisgar st. N. George, York, Sussex and Murray sts . . Section of Street. Between Canal stand Bay st, Cumberland &, York sts . Queen, Met- calfe, O'Con- nor, Bank, Kent, Lyon, Bay, Glouces- ter, sts .... Wellington k Sparks sts, George st. ^ ., between William h. C Muberlaiid scs., York st. between Sussex and Dalhousie sts., Sussex st. S. between Lot F and St. I'atrick st.. Murray St. S. between Sush.- at. and Barrett lane Cumberland st W. between York Ht. and T ot 3, Cumberland st. E. between York and St. Patrick sts., York St. N. between Cumberland and King sts Clarence, Mur- ray, York & Dalhousie sts In Wellington Ward Wellington st. S. between Bank and Bay sts., Sparks st. S. be- tween Elgin and Lyon sts., Sparks st. N. between Elgin «nd Bay sts Sidewalks. . Sewers . . . . Water st York and Sus- sex sts Clarence st. S. between Sussex and Dalhousie sts., Clarence st. N. between Sussex and Barrett lane, Murray st. S. betwet^u Dalhousie st. and Barrett lane, Murray st. N , between Sussex & Dalhousie sts, York st. N. between Dalhousie and Cumber- land streets, D ilhousie st., be- tween George and St. Patrick streets Between Sussex & Dalhousie sts. . . [Between main sewer & Cumber- [ land St. in Yofk st, Sussex st. between Kideau & St. Putrid SIB 'f*. rlvii IMPROVEMENT DEBEi^TVRES— Continued. Value of Projierty l{ateable. Amount to Total Cost, i be Paid by City. Amount to be repaid by Local rate. .§227,250 $2,192 .'0 , $712 30 275,100 18.350 »74,650 3,006 58 ; 726 58 462 23 148 33 Annual i{ate. lo £ S a; i a 4J a Miiiuie.- 11,480 00 2,280 00 cts. per ft. I p.c. 4 4-5 i 5 314 00 9,108 22 ! 2,578 22 894,300 4,696 45 j 1,135 46 174,430 107,650 487.125 3,151 03 1,223 00 8,860 00 901 03 478 00 560 00 6,630 ^0 3,560 00 2,250 00 745 00 6,300 00 4 8-10 6 5 8-10 7 1-5 5f 4 4-5 yra. 10 10 Nov. 2i), '95 Nov. 26, '95 10 10 Nov. 26, '95 Nov. 26, '96 10 14 10 10 10 Nov. 26, '95 Nov. 26, '95 Nov. 26, '96 Nov. 26, '96 '*? n xlviii TABLE II.— BY-LAW.S KKLATING TO LOCAL :-.f t o c« Date of P^Hsaffe 6 >~>\ of Bv-law ^03 Nature of j Impiovt- i Street. meat, i «27 Nov. 2(3, 18S5 Sewers Section of Street. 630 Dec. 10, 18 85 (!3I 632 633 634 635 686 637 638 Dec. 10, 1885 Dec. 10, 1885 Dec. 10, 1885 Dec. 10, 1885 Dec. 10, 1885 Sewers . . , . Sidewalks. . Sidewalks. . Sidewalks.. Sidewalks.. Sidewalks. . O'Connor, Ma- ria, Glouces- ter, Nejieau, Lisgar, Coop- er, Somerset, MacLaren sts Dec. 10, 1885 Dec. 10, 18S5 Deo. 10, 1885 Sidewalks. . Sidewalks. Sewer .... Bolton st . . . . Rideau st. S . . Rideau st N . Broad st. E. . . Wellington & Queen sts. .. Certain parts of these sts. in Wel- lington Wartl Between Dalhousie & Cumberland .sts Between Siipp:;.b Bridge & Mos- grove st Between Chapel & Wurtenburg sts. Between Oregon & Wellington sts. Wellington st. N., between Bank St. & lot occupied bj' W. G. Perley, N.-E. side of Queen st., between Wellington St. & Pooley's Bridge, Wellington & Bridge sts. . . Wellington st. N., between E.'side of lot occupied by W. G. Perley & Queen st. ; Bridge st. E., be'- tween Duke st. & Britannia Ter- race Sussex st. E. Sussex St. W. Robert, Lewis, Charles, Bank, Mac- donald. Car- tier, Elgin, Metcalfe, Gii- mour, Skead, McDougal, Flank, Loch- iel, Ann sts.. Between St. Patrick & McTaggart Sts Between St. Patrick st. & Metcalfe Square On certain parts of these sts., in Wellington Ward zlix IMPROVEMENT DEBENTURES.-(7o„<.>,„,i. Value of Property Rateable. Total Cost. Amount to be paid by City. Amount to I . be repaid byl Annual Local rate. ' ''***• 252,200 I 4,723 GO I cts. per ft. t3 S a 10,000 141,750 82,300 37,150 460 00 456 90 1,323 00 3,400 00 450 00 111 90 1,347 38 I 479 38 923,92 299 92 221,400 1,392 59 . 356 50 345 00 868 00 624 00 1,036 00 «9,32f 905 13 150,350 1,112 77 57,200 : 965 69 449 13 456 00 288 77 ' 824 00 335 69 630 GO 196,975 29-211 00 9,172 00 200 39 4J 6i 7 7-10 p.O, JTS. Matures. 6 j 10 I 5 10 6 5 5 Nov. 26, '96 Deo. 10. '95 10 Dec. 10, •9§ 7 7-1 » 10 10 10 Dec. 10, '96 Dec. 10, '95 5 I 10 I Dec. 10, '96 4 7-10 »i 10 10 Dec. 10, '96 Dec. 10, '96 Dec. 10, '96 10 Dec. 10, '9^ !' 1 TABLE 11. -BY LAWS RELATING TO LOCAL |i • -Hi ( i o ^ f ' Date of passage '03 6S9 667 668 659 656 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 668 669 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 of By.law. Dec. 10, 1885 Oct. 18 Ocl. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 18^ Oct. 19 Oct. 19; Oct. 19 Occ. 19, Oct. 19 Oct. 19 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1386 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1889 1886 Nature of Improve- meut. Section of Street. Sidc^walka . . Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk . . Granite block road- SuBsex, Cum- berland, Church, Dal- house, King and St. An drew sts . . , way. Sewer . Sewer . Sidewalk .. Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . 'icwalk . . Oct. 19, 1886 Sidewalks Lett St. W. Lloyd 8t . . . , Bridge st. . . Sherwood st Sherwood st, Duke St. S.W. Middle St. S. K'int st Vittona and Lyon ats. . , Duke St. S.E, Queen st. W.. Bridge st . , . . Kent st Wellington st. Queen .st. N.. Albert st. N.. Slater st Gloucester st.. Qneeii fit. S . . Concession stE Albert street. Sussex street W. between Dalhousie and McKuy sts., Cumberland st. W. between Cathcartaud Church sts., Cumberland st. E. between Water and St. Patrick streets, Church street N. and L. sides, Cumberland to King streets, Dalhousie street W. between St. Patrick and McTaggart streets, King street E. between Church and St. Andrew streets, St. Andrew street North between Sussex and King streets I'etween Ottawa and Queen streets Between Ottawa and Duke streets Between Wellington and Duke stn. Between Queen and Oregon streets Between Ottawa and Queen streets Between Queen and Bridge streets Between Biid-- and Mill streets.. Between Cliff uid Wellington sts. Between Kent and Lyon streets, Lyon street between Vittoria and Wellington streets Between Queen and Albert streets. Between Queen and Bridge streets Between Duke and Broad streets. . Between Slide Channel and Sus- pension Bridge Between Cliff and Wellington sts. Between Commissioner and Broad streets •, Between Bay and Concession sts. . Between Bay and Concession sts. . Between >'' f'tcalfe and Bank streets Between O'Couuorand Kentstreets Between Lyon and Concession sts. North side bet wren Mfit.c.°.lfe and Kent sts., south aide between Lot 48 and Concession st u IMPROVEMENT DEBENTURES— Cm/mu^rf. Value of I'roperty Rateable. $101,ti25 8,250 29,5«0 46,080 22,100 14,475 22,700 29,400 52,400 106,150 49,450 69,220 86,800 52,400 72,000 48,000 44,250 111,500 69,300 38,300 12,750 259,050 Total Cost.' Amount to be I'aid by City. Amount to ! Ih repaid byi Local rate. ' Annual Rate. j$4,S69 83 ! 262 29 I S78 56 I 1,496 88 949 61 I 372 09 ■• 531 34 475 00 644 17 1,277 63 518 98 1,417 00 9,911 50 1,460 00 1,162 00 539 00 406 77 1,352 48 1,394 68 697 87 108 00 2,782 44 $2,324 83 152 29 474 56 705 36 589 61 201 59 315 34 310 00 281 39 567 37 208 00 723 00 7,535 50 215 00 399 00 159 59 783 es 800 18 397 37 50 00 ,711 44 .f25 45 110 00 404 00 791 52 360 00 170 5W 216 00 165 00 362 78 710 26 310 98 694 00 2,376 00 1,245 00 987 00 140 00 247 18 569 00 594 50 300 50 58 00 ct8. per ft. Mntu re«. p.c. 1,071 00 5 7-10 4 1-10 4 4 3-10 H 2 8-10 4 6-10 4 9-10 4 9-10 5 1-10 I 100 t 4 3-10 I 4 6-10 I 4 6-10 I 3 6-10 i H : 3^ : 3 9-10 3 6-10 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 yr». 30 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Dec. 10, '9 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct.18,1906 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct.;i9, '96 Oct. IC, '96 Oct. 19, '96 Oct. 19, '96 Oct. 19, '96 Oct. 19, '96 Oct. 18, '96 ,. t t i m m] TABLE II. -BY-LAWS RL ./li tq TO LOCAL 678 679 680 681 682 683 684 685 687 688 689 690 691 692 698 694 695 6961 Date of ))as8age of By-law. Oct. 19, 1886 Oct. 19, 1886 Oct. 19, 1886 Oct. IJ), 1886 Oct. 19, 1886 .Oct. 19, 1886 Oct. 19, 1886 Nature of Improve- ment. Sidewalks Sidewalks Sidewalks Sidewalks Sidewalks Sidewalks Sewers . . . . Oct. 19, 1886 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 19, 1886 19, 1886 19, 1886 19, 1886 19, 1886 19, 1886 21, 1886 Sewers Oct. 21, 1886 Oct. 21, 1886 Oct. 21, 1886 Sewers . . Sewers . . Sewers . . , Sewers . . , Sidewalk Sidewalk , Sidewalk , Sidewalk , . Sidewalk .. Sidewalk .. Street. Lisgar st. S . . Metcalfe St. W Wellington st. South Wellington St. south Sc". ion ni Street. Maria st . . . Elgin St. W.. Ann, James, G il mour, MacLaren, Florence, Kent and Lyon sts... Hetween Elgin and 0\ounor sts. . Between centie of block between Albert and Slater sts. and Nepean st Between Bay and Ooncession sts. . Between Commissioner and Broad streets North side between .Metcalfe and L^on sts., south side between Metcalfe and Kent sts Hetwern Maria st. and Lewis st.. Bay, Glouces- ter, Nepean, &. Concession sts Oct. 21, 1886 Sidewalk .. Daly st. S. .. Neitean st... Gloucester st. Wellington st. Lisgar st . f Wjiller St. E Waller St. W. Stewart st... Daly St. N... Eideau st. S. Nicholas St. E. Ann, James, Gilmour, MacLaren streets, between Kent and Bay sts., Florence st. between Kent and Bay sts., Kent and Lyon sts. between Ann & MacLaren streets Bay St. between Maria and Lisgar sts., Gloucester st. between Bay and Concession "ts., Nepean st. east of Bay st. and between Bay and Concession eta., Concession St. between Nepean and Maria streets Between Bank and Kent sts. .,.. Between Bank and Kent sts Between Bay and Concession sts. . Between Metcalfe and Elgin sts. . Between Daly and Wilbrod sts. . . Between Theodore and Nicholas st North side between Cumberland & Nelson sts., south side between Cumberland and Chapel sts ... . Between King and Chapel sts ... . Between C'^bourg & Charlotte sts. Between Theodore and Wailerbt = Between lot 20 &. Cumberland st.. liii IMPROVEMENT DEmHTUms.- Continued. Value of Property Kateable. :if.8,400 40,850 32,325 72,0C0 191,800 83,750 fP . 1 « . Amount to Amount to Total Cost, be Paid by be repaid by I City. Local rate. 4fi4 25 242 00 I 528 00 j 276 35 415 33 j J 72 60 1.274 26 665 81 4,072 13 l,07.i 73 2.734 Sd 630 98 251 65 242 73 608 45 1,387 15 442 75 29,700 10,815 00 2,878 00 7,937 00 141,175 27,450 32 750 32,325 48,600 10,550 11,450 102,900' 71,000 6,200 i 11,400 2»,900 2,133 60 372 00 384 00 1,574 00 318 00 280 00 283 17 315 00 12 00 14 00 526 00, 142 00 127 69 1,846 00 759 54 241 00 315 25 677 70 948 313 142 00 18 00 203 00 371 20 1,818 60 360 00 370 00 1,048 00 318 00 138 00 155 58 Sf'S 00 426 36 99 {)Q 112 25 206 50 Aiinnal Kat«. cts. per it. 222 25 j 3 4-10 Mu;uit'». P.O. 5 4i 5 yr. 10 Oct. 18, '96 5 i 10 10 5 1-10 5 MO 10 10 10 10^ Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18/96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 5 , 10 Oct. 1 8, '96 4 7-10 5 4-10 6 2-10 26| 9 l-lu 4 6-10 4 6.10 4 6-10 4 6-10 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 Oct. 18, '96 10 Oft. 18, '96 10 jOct. 18, '98 10 ~ 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Oct. 18. '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, .'96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, '96 Oct. 18, "96 Oct. 18, '96 5 I 10 lOct. 18. '96 li> TABLE II.— BY-LAWS RELATING TO LOCAL ^ 6t I* i. " 697 698 699 700 701 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 714 715 716 717 718 719 720 721 723 ?28 729 768 Date of Passage )f By-law. Oct. 21, 1886 Oct. 2!, 1886 Oct. 21, 1886 Oct. 21, 1886 Oct. 21, 1886 Oa. 21, 1880 Oet. 21, 1886 Oct. 21, 1886 Oct. 21, 1886 Oct. 21, 1886 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oc^ 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 Jan. 14, 1887 Jan, 14, 1887 Sept. 5, 1887 Sidewalk Sidewalk bidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk [Cuiuberlandst I King St. W.. il'esserer st. .. , Rideau st. N. I Daly St. N ^iidewalk ,,;Nicholas st. . . Sidewalk Sidewalk Sewer. . . 8ewer... . Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sewer Sawer Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sidewalk . . Sewer Sewer Sewer Sewer ..... Granite block road- Kideide between Nelson and friel streets, South side be- tweei \'i?;JTlotte and Wurtcm- burg i^t^p^us^ Between Riaeau and Bepserer sts. . Fs-fT St. E. between Water k St. urew sts., Water st. from I main rcwer lo east side of Lot 1. i jBeiwtun Tooley's Bridge aud We'liugtoi), st Between Jn'housie and King 3t.. Betveei; Rideau a'nl McKay sts.. Betweeii Daly "ve. and Stewart st. Between uiai\i siiwer and east side of Lot 39 Between Metcalfe & O'Connor s*s IMPROVEMENT DEhEmVHTS.-Continvea. Value of Property Rateable. 22,000 1 7,850 50,400 22,400 45,l.-.0 59,250 33,225 61,410 16,000 14,700 5,800 12,300 7S>,200 --9,600 4,150 18,. 75 4,400 6,1125 51,650 13,300 , 3,1^^0 2,3v J I i 3,eoo i 7.700 Total Cost. Amount to be pai(i by 9,200 00 184 50 907 03 314 45 1,266 81 650 80 478 42 842 80 127 64 352 92 128 00 327 22 975 78 862 44 158 00 4-. :M 130 86 185 75 Amount to be repaid by Local rate. Annuai Kate. 2,53(' 00 6.670 00 61 27 123 23 3^0 36 112 80 277*44 1 wt> 286 OV 1 1 41 45 18 175 02 .j "" 18 112 50 328 15 315 36 45 18 1*6 56 38 06 550 67 201 65 1,266 81 373 -J6 313 06 ^# 556 39 82 46 177 90 82 82 214 72 , 647 63 547 11 82 89. 259 78 92 60 41 35 1,585 60 701 92 883 68 6:^9 45 315 90 313 55 348 00 159 90 188 10 96 82 44 32 .62 n 556 60 38 40 518 20 254 84 101 14 163 U I •• • TABLE II.— BY-LAWS RELATING TO LOCAL ^•11 o d »5m 868 870 871 872 873 374 875 876 911 912 945 947 948 949 950 952 953 954 955 956 Date of Prtssage of Bv-law. Nature of Iniprovt- meut. Street. Sf p.tion of Street. < >ot. 8, 1888 |Sewer | Dalhou-sie st . j Between the centre of York st. and Lot 1 8 Bctwtrm Mill lane & Nicholas st,. Between All)ert ^ Wellington sts West side lietween (^»u' en and Spiirks .sts., east side between Sparks st. and Lot 22 on Wel- lington St. south Between Albert and Maria sts. . . . Between Lot 49 Cooper st. north and the north side of Ma< - Laren st Oct. 8. 1888 ISidewalk Gel. 8, 1888 .Sidewuliv Oct. 8, 1S88 jSidowfdk Oct. l.^, 1888 jSidewalk Oct. 15, 1888 Sidewalk Oct. 1.5, 1888 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 15, 15, 15, 15, 15, 15, If-. 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 li588 May 20, 1889 May 20, 1889 Aug. 8, P89 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 \ug. 6, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 957' Aug. 8, la89 Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk sidewalk Sidewalk , Sidewalk , Sidewalk , Sidewalk , Sidewalk Sewer . . Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Beaserer st. S. Hill -St. E.... Met(!alfe st . . I-yon St. E. . . Mete,alf(> st W ^ussex liittle St. K < 'hapel St",. E. . IStewart St. N. ;Rideau st. S. iThendotest. N Augusta St. \V JFrielst jSt. .Andrew st. south Nepean st . . . Waller st Ottawa St. N . St. Andrew st. MacLarenst.N James st. S, . Bay st Between Between Between Between Ijetween Between Between Besserer and ("anal Basin Wilbrod & Theodore sts. Nelson and Chapel sts.. King and Cliapel sts Chapel St. and WJ Lot 46 llideau and Daly sts. . . . Daly and Tiieodore sts. . . Somerset st S Somerset st. N MacLaren and Conces'n sts . jRldeau st. N. iCreight'nst.N ,Wilbrod*8t. N. Chapel St. W. & E Nelson st, E. Between Sussex and Dalhousie sts Botwe n Elgin and Bay sts Between Theodore st. and Lot E Waller W Between Broad and Lett sts Between King and Sussex sts Between Elgin & Cartier sts Between Lyon & Bay sts West side, l)elween Queen & Lis- g-T- sts ; east side between Wel- ' igt'^ i ii, Lisgar sts Betwe " Elgin & Cartier sts Between Elgin &, Metcalfe sts MacLaren st. N., between Bay and Concession sts. ; Concession st. E., between MacLaren k Somerset sts Between King & Nelson sts Between Charles & Victoria sts. . . Between Augusta k Cobourg sts . . West side, between Daly & Theo- dore sts.; E. side, between Stew- art & Wilbrod sts Between Clarence & St. Pat'ck sts*. Ivix IMPROVEMENT DEBENTURES-<7on/«nw«rf. Value of Property Ratable. 1,800 2,700 2,300 37,750 (5,750 42,700 6,850 11,150 13,800 23,250 43,900 3,400 36,500 22,570 83,342 5,00U 19,300 96,525 8,600 5,850 106,400 33,000 33,000 12,175 I 2, 1 50 15,625 3,350 29,075 6,550 : Amount to Total Cost. ' be paid by City. 465 62 97 08 106 60 163 35 254 00 340 00 109 36 200 00 406 40 699 t 669 25 223 56 697 12 525 10 3,332 00 237 20 425 00 1,689 89 227 00 16(i 40 1,577 00 218 40 269 08 66fi 00* 224 00 332 00 200 00 540 00 280 00 126 82 23 'J 6 39 18 88 11 108 17 125 20 Amount to be repaid by Local Kate. 33S 80 73 42 67 42 75 24 145 83 214 80 47 58 156 255 193 84 250 16 40 72 18 55 56 24 62 141 249 443 375 139 446 20 52 68 82 70 00 88 18'0 20 I 344 90 1,274 81 ; 2,057 19 63 00 I 174 20 141 67 j 283 33 246 89 1,443 00 100 33 86 40 631 )7 112 4o 89 76 241 80 84 08 200 00 97 49 216 00 101 33 176 67 80 00 945 33 106 00 179 32 423 25 139 92 132 00 102 51 324 00 ' 178 67'. Annual Rate. cts. per ft. 26J 4 6-10 5-10 5J 4 4-10 4 4-lU 4 MO 4 1.10 4 4-10 4 9-10 H 4 8-10 3 2 7-10 4 7-10 2 7-10 4 6-10 4 7-10 2 7-10 n — ' s — ^ ■5 p.c. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Mtitin v.ti. yra. 10 10 10 10 10 5 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 10 10 Oct. 8, '98 Oct. 8, '98 Oct. 8, '98 Oct. 8, '98 Oct. 15, '98 Oct. 16, '98 Oct. 15, '98 Oct. 15, '98 Oct. 15, '98 Oct. 15, '98 Oct. 15, '98 Oct. 15, '98 Oct. 15, '98 Oct. 15, '98 May 20, '99 May 20, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8,1909 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 5 ■ 10 Aug. 8, '99 5 10 I Aug. ■*, '99 5 10 I Aug. 8, '99 10 10 10 10 10 10 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Auk. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Is TABLE II.— BY-LAWS RELATING TO LOCAL u 958 959 960 961 962 963 9«4 965 966 967 968 969 994 995 997 998 999 1000 Date of passage of By-law. Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Aug. 8, 1889 Oct. 7, 1889 Oct, 7, 1889 Nature of ImproTe- ment. Sidewalk . . Sewer. Sewer . Sewer. Sidewwlk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalk , Sidewalk Sewer Sidewalk . , Sewer Sidewalk . , Oct. 15, 1889 Sidewalk . . Oct. 15, 1889 JGranolithic pavement. Oct. 15, 1889 Sewer..., Oct. 23, 1889 Sewers Street. George st. N. Nicholas St.. Theodore st . . Cooper st . . . . Cartier st. E. . Gloucester st.. Lisgar st. S . . Cooper St. S . . Lewis St. S. . . Concessiou st. W Bay st MacLaren st. S Somerset st . . Florence and Kent sts.... Section of Street. Between Geological Museum and Market Square Between the end of present sewer ic lot 11 Between Nicholas st. and lot 3 . . . Between Canal at. W. &, the west side of lot 66 .- Between Maclaren &, Oilmour sts. . Between Bay k Kent sts Between Bank & O'Connor sts Between Elgin &, Metcalfe sts .... Between Elgin & Metcalfe sts Between Maria st. & Primrose ave. Between Maria st. & S. side lot 4. Between Bay and Percy sts Between Lyon and Kent sts Florence st. N., Between Kent & Lyon sts.; Kent st. W., between Florence & James sts Somerset st. N Between Kent and Lyon sts. 1001 1002 1003 Nov. Nov. Sparks st. and Elgin st . . . . McDe r m 1 1 Avenue Elm, Preston and Maple sts 4, 1889 iSidewalk . 4, 1889 Nov. 4, 1889 Sid. 'Walk .. Sparks St., south side, between Elgin St. and Canal st. W.; Elgin 8t. between Sparks st. and gouth- erly limit of lot 29, Sparks st. S. Betweii) Cdual street W. and Mc- Donald street , Elm street between First Avenue and Rochester street, Preston street between Elm street and a point 110 feet north of Maple street ; Maple street from its westerly limit to the side line between lots 24 and 27, Maple street S Between Mill hireet and dividing line between lots 9 and 10 Between the dividing line between lots 2 and 3 Clarence street and . King street Sidewalk . . ICooper st. N. j Between Elgin and Metcalfe streets Middle st. S. Clarence st. S. M I MPROVEMENT DEBENTURES-— Con7,350 2,287 45 8,15i.' f 105 00 5,415 24,800 178 80 266 33 Amount to be paid by City. 47 40 • • • . • • . 44 44 206 70 50 00 619 90 91 17 8^ 78 10? 40 113 40 13 32 98 40 47 20 148 00 112 60 Amount to be repaid by Local rate 103 70 Annual rate. 39 00 51 90 88 78 117 60 183 00 133 08 780 50 43 60 321 90 182 33 177 55 105 20 1(»7 00 139 43 92 00 477 55 148 00 112 60 338 20 I 248 22 2,039 2S 66 00 126 90 177 55 cts. per ft. 8 7j 111 7S 2 7-10 3 2 7-10 2 4-10 15 2 7-10 5 7-10 2 7-10 2 7-10 665 60 1,226 40 ' 27 H 8 1-10 6 6-10 7 MO § £ ^ a p.o. yrs 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ^ 10 Matures. Aug. 8, '99 10 Aug. 8, '99 10 Aug. 8, '99 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 Aug. 8, '99 10 jAug. 8, '99 10 'Oct. 7, '99 10 10 Oct. 7, '99 Oct. 15, '99 20 10 Oct.15,1909 Oct. 15, 99' 10 Oct. 23, '99 10 10 10 Ncv. 4, '99 Nov. 4, "yy Nov. 4, '99 ]3di TABLE II.— BY-LAWS RELATING TO LOCAL II: :p 1004 1005 Date of passage! f **"^« ^^ of By-law. ^^^ve. Street. Not. 4, 1889 'Sidewalk.. Nov. 4, 1889 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 10)1 1012 1029 1030 1031 Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 4, 1889 4, 1889 4, 1889 4, 1889 4, 1889 4, 18.9 4, 1889 Sidewalk ., Granolithic pavement. Sewer MacLaren and Kent streets. Robert and Neville sts Section of Street. Sewer .... Sidewalk , Granolithic pavement Granolithic pavement. (Granolithic i pavement. Rideau st. S. Nepean street Nepean street Nelson st. W. Welling to n street N . . . . Rideau st. N Sparks and Elgin streets May 5, 1890 Opening up and exten sion Com missiouer stieet May 5, 1890 Opening up i and exten ; sion May 5, 1890 MacLaren street S. between Kent and Bai'k streets, Kent street both sides betwteu ^MacJ^aren and Gilmour streets. . * Robert street E. from rear line of lot 1 to Neville street, Neville street south, between Robert street and dividing line between lots 3 and 4 Neville street S. . , . BVonting lot lettered A Between Metcalfe street and divid- ing line between lots 45 and 46, Between Elgin and W. side of lot 51 Nepean street Between Theodore and Stewart sts. Between Kent and Lyon streets. . . Fronting the E. 4 S. i lot lettered H Sparks street S. between west side of lot 2 and Elgin street ; Elgin street W. from Sparks street southerly a distance of 50 feet. . Between Wellington street and First Concession line Division street 'Between Albert and Wellington sts. Opening up and exten-l sion. ..... iMetcalfe sL/eeti Between Frank and Ann streets. * « • • • Ixiii IMPROVEMENT DEBENTURES,— Con^«nM«^. 'TBfi Value of Property Hateable. 13,050 .'{,750 23,400 15,100 ;U,7(»o 1»1,:K)(I 93,400 3,000 68,850 385,250 81,975 Amount to I Amount to Total Cost. I be Paid by I City. be repaid by Local rate 52;{ 00 19S 3:1 ;{24 <)7 108 00 3»il» ;)0 K 12u 38 19H 20 332 74 2iii> 00 2,760 24 15t5 75 734 25 7,200 00 54 Oil Annual Kate. S Mi.;u If cts. per ft. p.c. 1 2-5 r.06,850 8,500 0' 1,300 00 22 70 40 00 114 33 942 25 51 16 276 65 3,600 00 54 00 249 12 173 50 292 74 180 rt7 1,817 92 105 60 457 60 ^ 7-10 27 111 4i 4 6-10 27 27 yr- 10 Nov. 4, '99 4,260 00 650 00 3,600 00. 27 10 20 10 10 10 20 20 r l8tarea5,-^ff ^| 2ndarea4|*(y 3rd area 3| 4th area 2^ 5th area 2] 6th area l^''g 7th area l-[3fj Ist area 4t^\ . 2nd area 4/f, 4,250 00 J ^'i^'^'^li 4th area 2| 5th area l^l ^ 6th area 1 fj^ ilst area 4 J 2udarea2fj, iSrdareall-^ Nov. 4, '99 Nov. 4, 1909 Notr. 4, '99 Nov. i, '!.'9 Nov. 4, '99 Nov. 4, 1909 Nov 4,1909 20 Nov 4,1909 20 - 5 20 20 May 6^ 1910 May 5, 1910 May 5, 1910 ! ' Ixiv TABLE ll.—BY-LAWS RELATING TO LOCAL IH O I 1032 1033 J 034 1044 1045 r, 4 t Nature of | Date of paHsace t_. . ' a^ .. Section of Stref-t. mem. May 5, 1890 May 5, 18!<0 May 5, 1890 June 'J, 1890 July 21, 1890 July 21, 1890 Opening up i and exton- ! sion Opening up and exten* sion Sewer . . , 1046 1063 1064 1065 1066 1067 Oponiiig up and exten sion Granolithic pavement. Granolithic pavement. Somerset st., A. array st. Bank st. . . Osgoodc St. Sparks st. N . Rideau and William sts. July 21, 1890 Sept. 3, 1890 Sept. 3, 1890 Sept. 3, 1890 Sept. 3, 1890 Sept. 3, 1890 Granolithic pavement. Sidewalk . . Sewer Granolithic pavement. Granolithic pavement. Granolithic r»avemeHt. Rideau st. N . Somerset st. S. MacLaren st. From its present easterly limit to Emmett street From Kin^ to ( ;liapel street Between the centre of Catherine street and a point 66 feet south of Isabella street P'rom its present westerly termina- tion, westerly to Nicholas st. .. Between Elgin street and the easterly side line of lot 30, Sparks street north Fronting letter I on Rideau st. north, William st. east between Rideau st. and a point 76 feet north of north side ot Rideau Ht. Between William and Mosgrovo streets Between Kent and Lyon sts .... . Between Bay and Percy sts Theodore st S. i Between Nicholas and Waller sts. Sussex St. E.i Between Clarence and York sts .. Sussex St. E. Heiween Clarence and Murray sts. 13,000 9,550 6,550 12,150 18,260 19,300 'ill Ixv IMPROVEMENT DEBENTURES— Con.> .6> c !^ Ixvi Ml TABLE BY-LAWS relating to Loans and Deben No. 310 ;?37 371 398 722 723 731 770 821 889 4 Data. Object. 1042 6th Nov., 26th Sept., 31st May, 16th Oct., 21at Oct., 21st Oct., 22ud April, 5th Sept., 2l8t May, Amount oi Loan. Term. I9th Nov., 1888 7th July, 1871 For the purpose of Building Bridges 1873 To establish a System of Drainage... 1875 To discharge the Floating Liabilities of the City, and for other purposes. . 1876 To discharge the Floating Liabilities I of the City, and for other purposes. . 1886|To assist in the construction of oer-; I tain Local Improvements ; 188 6 1 To assist in tlie construction of a Granite Block Koadway 1887lTo assist in the constniction of cer- : tain Local Improvements. . 1887|To assist in the construction of ai Granite Block Roadway i To meet certain Liabilities of the' City now maturing, and to pay for the construction of certain Public Works To assist in the construi'.tion of cer- j tain Local Improveinents Debentures of the Village of New I Edinb'irgh assumed by the City i on annexation \, 1890!To assist in the construction of cer- tain Local Improvements 1888 850,000 OOl .£^120,0i:i0| I ^62, 000 i I 1 130,0001 $60,287 70 7,535 5(1 270 64 2,530 00 210,000 00 41G 47 15,700 00 14,600 00 20 years 20 years 20 years 20 years 10 years 20 years 10 years 20 years 20 years 1 years 20 years Ixvii III. tures for geneml purposes now in force. Matures. 1st Nov., 1891 1st Nov., 1893 Ist June, 1S95* 30th Dec, 1896 18th Oct., 189fi 18th Oct., 1906 14th Jan., 1897 5th Sept., 1907 1st June, 1908 I'Jth Nov., 1898 2nd Nov., 1905 7th July, 1910 Kate c»f Interest. Per cent. 6 fi 6 6 5 5 t* (U -H OB >— I (Zi T3 ^ t4 ^ P ^■8 w> la ►- :» tS "3 t^ -^ 3 $ r.76 00 67,201 00 33,899 0(j 15,186 00 8,040 00 630 00 36 15 212 00 17,640 00 55 70 1,218 00 c. on $ ,1 .8 .3o .13 Total Hate- able Property. $5,768,309 8,400,000 9,670720 11,681,938 11,970,120 11,970,120 13,109,280 13,109,280 14,337,485 14,337,485 17,109,960 Total Deben- ture Debt. $358,4'^j2 67 807,482 00 1,703,425 00 1,975,125 00 2,200,817 00 2,100,317 00 2,168,140 »U 2,168,140 00 2,287,040 84 2,287,040 84 2,647,'.)58 00 Ixviii w es for Water V/orks purposes now in force. Tool] Debenture Debt. ' o o eo • O © Oh> '. ia xa "* -* 91 00 t>. rH 00 eo CO t>. ; ua © -( C4 fH r-t O « M» o 9 00 (O © O © ^. go i; ;? "^ « ^ © -- © OO tC r>r t>r «0 00 J> ■* r1 Oi ^ ro rt o >« <♦ «> 00 05 © O © -1 c>l Oi a* at a* - -< ^ .H « ^- =^ I *3 -» tS .^ lO " 0> 00 U C V Term. >> © eo 30 years 30 years 2o years 30 years 20 years 30 years j i 30 years O C Object. ! Amount of Loan. J 1 00 i ■a 1 2 2 ■=> M S 5 2 " 2 c^i" i ?§ <5» 100,000 00 97,333 33 150,000 00 100,000 00 1 lating to Loans Water Works For the construction nl Water Works For the construction oi Water Works To redeem outstanding Debentures To enlarge the Water ^ Works To redeem outstanding Debentures Fo iTiprove and enlarge the Water Works. . . Po extend and improve the Water Works. . . -LAWS re Date. eo t>. 00 AN 00 o 00 1 CI 28th May, 1877 19th Mar., 1883 16th May, 1887 3rd April, 1888 20th May, 1889' 21rt April, 1890 ' 1 > PQ • eo m eo a> o s »o eo 00 2 2 2! OO A o TABLE V. 1 rrfr^ .~ if« ™j> i t f By-I^aws of|Police Commissioners. 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M CO rin O « a __ CD ^ I— I i * §D^ § ;r/a I >. (X) >-ie 1 wm ^^mk. \ J ^H<'« *■ 1 mm- ^ Hr 1 . .1 ! s ' • , % •li ii^ \ fl Hi ^^ ^_PB ^HB ivH HfH^- fi^H sMttlk "™ ■vMy ^ B^ tt f i . ^, w Jf Vi: ll BY-LAW No. 1071. Entitled the " Interpretation By-law.'* The Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordains as follows : — 1. Where the words following occur in this or intcrorotatioiw any By-law of the City of Otta,wa (except By-laws b.Tws.''' for the issue of debentures, or the creation of any debt, or By-laws for local improvements) passed at or subsequent to the date of the passing of this By-law, tlxjy shall be construed in the nianiiei- hereinafter mentioned, unless a contrary intention appears, or the interpretation which such provision would give to any word, expression or clause, is inconsistent with the context, and except in so far as any provision thereof is in any such By-law declared not applicable thereto. (1.) The law shall be considered as alwavs speak- Expressions in. • „ji ., ,,..*, present tense. ing, and whenever any matter or thing is e.^pressed in the present 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 according to its spirit, true intent and meaning. (2.) The word "shall" shall be construed as shaii. imperative, and the word "may " as permissive. May. (3.) Whenever the word " herein " is used in any n.rein.. section of a By-law, it shall be understood to relate t«^ the whole of the By-law and not to that section only. r «. ii f 2 Per sen. Month. Year. Now. Next. Jlolidv. City. Corporation. Coi'noil. Mayor. Street. Number «nd Gender. (4) The word " j)erson " Hhall include any body corporate or politic, or party, and the heirs, execu- tors, administrators or other legal representatives of such person to whom the context can apply accord- m^ to law. (5.) The word " month " shall mean a calendar month, and the \\ord "year" a calendar year. (G.) The word '' now " or " next " shall be con- strued as having reference to the time \\ hen the By-law was passed. (7.) The word " holiday " si all inchide Sunday. New Year's Day, Good Friday, Christmas Day, Dominion Day, the days appointed tor the celebration of the birthday of Her Majesty and of her loyal suc- cessors, and any day appointed by proclamation of the Governor General or Lieutenant-Governor as a public holiday or for a general fast or thanksgiving. (8.) The words " the city shall mean the City of Ottawa. (9.) The woids " the ccrporation " shall moan the Municipal Corporation of the City of Ottawa. (10.) The words *= the council" c^ill mean the Municipal Council of the City of Ottawa. (11.) The word "mayor" shall include the per- son acting as n.avor, or the person for the time being having tl.e powers of or performing the duties of the major of the City of Ottawa. (12.) The word "street" shall include every highway, road, square, row, lane, mews, court, alley and passage, whether a thoroughfare or not. (13.) Words importing the singular number or the masculine gender shall include more persons, parties or things of the same kind than one, and females as well as males, and the converse. plied 1 ■' • « I m 3 2 The repeal of any By-law or part of a By-law Repeal, shall r. )t revive any By-law, or part of a By-l'iw, or prevent tlu; effect of any savini^ clause therein. 3. Where a By-law is repealed wholly or in part. Effect of 1 i.1 • • 1 . , ,. .. * Kepeal and other provisions substituted, all ofhcers, persons, bodies politic or corporate, acting under the old law shall continue to act as if appointed under the new law until others are appointed in their stead, and all proceedings taken under the old law shall be taken up a,nd continued under the new law when not incon. sistent therewith, and all penalties and forfeitures may be recovered, and all procn to matters which have happene the same manner as it the !ii' pursuing the new provisions a.s adapted to the old law. •ad in relation he repeal, in '1 in force, ley can be 4. No offence committed, and no penalty or Acts dore and forfeiture incurred, and no proceeding pending under fncuifed. any By-law at any time repealed, shall be affected by the repeal, except that the proceedings shall be com- formable where necessary to the repealing By-law, and that where any penalty, forfeiture or punishment has been mitigated by any of tl e provisions of the repeal- ing By-law, such provision shall be extended and ap- plied to any judgment to be pronounced after such repeal. Given under the Corporate seal A the City of Ottawa this 6th doy of October, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT, . -< jiCtty Clerk. JACOB ERRATT. Mayor, -SI IMi ''IP mf, •♦'I'J ■ BY-LAW No. 1072. Entitled *' Bv-law to EstabliHh Riileb of Order to Regulate the Proceedings in the Muni- cipal Council of the City of Ottawa and in the Committees thereof." Tlu) Municipal Council of the Corpoi-ation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ovdains as iollows : — Rules to gov- t. The follovvin(T rules andregulations shall be ob- Mi'chof busi- served, and shall bo the rules and regulations tor the rffs \a Council . . , ., • • ^ m and Commit- order and despatch of busniess in the JVluincipal Ooun- cil of the City of Ottawa and in i\v\ Cuinniittees thereof. MEETINGS OF COUNCIL. 2. After its inaugural meeting the Council shall meet at the Council Chainbv.r on the first and third Monday of every month in the year at the hour of half past seven o'clock ii^ the afternoon, unless otherwise ordered by special motion, or unless such Monday shall be a public or ^^ivic holiday, in which case the Council shad meet at the same hour the next day fol- lowing which is not a public or civic holiday. tees Regular Meet- ings of the OOUDC'I Mayor to call Special Mee'.- inga. When Clerk to oal! Special Meetings. 3. The Mayor may at any time summon a special meeting of the Council ; and it shall be his duty to summon a special meeting whenever requested in writing so to do by a majorify of the members o£ the Council. 4. In case of the absence or death of the Mayor or Head of the Council, a special meeting may be sum- moned af, any time bv the Clerk nnan a anecial remii- tk.^A.AVl sition to him sij^ned by a luajority of tlio luemhcrs of thi'; Council. Notice of Spe- cial Meet!ii«8 to be f.TVfid on Aldermen. Adjournment of (/'OUBCll- 5. Notif-os of Special meetings sluill l)e served by the messenger on eacli Aldevmaii personally, or by loaviniT the same at his usu;d place of abode. (i. Tlie Council shall always adjourn at the liour of eleven o'clock in the evoniiig if in session at that hour, unless otherwise oixlered by a vote of tiie ma.i . ;'■. 7 of the members present. 7. The Chief Constable shal have charge of the Council Chamber and atteinl at all meetings of the Council, ■\nd if ordered by the Head or other Chairman of the Council he shaU expel and exclude from any meeting any person who has been guilty of improper conduct at such meeting. ORDER OF ^SEATS. 8. The members of the Council shall take their seats Order of gea.s, at the CouMcil Board in the following order : — Chief Constfcble to have charge of Chamber and attend meetings. Victoria Wardt Dalhousie Wcrd.V/elling- ten Ward. Ccn- tr»l Ward, St. George's Ward, By Ward, Otta- wa Ward, Rid- eau y I'd. The members for Victoria Ward, the end of the Council table on the 'ight of the Mayor's chair ; those for Dalhousie Ward next ; those for Wellington Ward next ; those for Central Ward next ; those for St. George s Ward next ; those for By-Ward next ; those for Ottawa Ward next ; and those for Rideau Ward next. Members may change seats by mutual consent. ORDER OF BUSINESS. 9. As soon after the hour of meeting as there shall S^^chaSwhtJ he a quorum present, the Mayor shall take the Chair J^^t"^"'""* »"«* and call the members to order. in Absence of Tr> naofi fVia MqxTrkt' rlo'^o no^"' ftff.ArK'l turifKin •fi'tfoon Apsenc '(J^^H IH tS^KA Absence of a quorum of members. Temporary Cb&irman. ReadiL" of Mioutes. SuestioDB of Jrder. Mayor may vote on all questions. Equality of Totes. Mayor leavinff tbe Chair.^ 6 minutes after the time appointed, the Clerk or some one appointed to supply his place shall call tlie mem- bers to order, and if a quorum be present a temporary Chairman shall be chosen from amongst the Aldermen, who shall preside during the meeting or until the ar- rival of the Mayor. 1 1 . If there be no quorum present within half an hour after the time appointed for the meeting, the Clerk shall call the roll and take down the names of the members then present, and the Council shall stand adjourned until the next day of meeting, subject to the provisions of sections 3 and 4 of this By-law. 12. In the election of a temporary Chairman the Clerk shall call the meeting to order and preside. 1 3. Immediately after the Mayor or Chairman shall have taken his seat, the minutes of the preceding meeting shall be read by the Clerk, if required by any mamber present, in order that any mistake therein may be corrected by the Council. DUTIES AND PRIVILEGES OF MAYOR AND CHAIRMAN. 1 4. The Mayor or Chairman shall preserve order and decorum and shall decide all questions of order subject to an appeal to the Council. 1 5. The Mayor or Chairman may vote with the other members on all questions ; and any question on which ther^ is an equality of votes shall be deemed negatived. 1 6. If the Mayor or Chairman desires to leave the Chair for the purpose of taking part in the debate or otherwise, he shall call one of the Aldermen to fill his place until he resumes the Chair, 1 7. When ^;Wo or more members rise at once, the Two members nsiDS together Mayor or Chairman shall name the member who first rose in his place, but a motion may be made, that any member who has risen " be now heard," or " do now speak." I 8. While tiie Mayor or Chairman is putting the ^ueiiroV.**"^ question no orfe shall walk across or out of the Council Chamber, or make any noise or disturbance or hold any private discourse. The Mayor or Chairman shall rise and stand when putting the question. 1 9. When the Mayor or Chairman is called upon to Pofntg*of Order decide a point of Order or Practice, the point shall be stated without unnecessary comment, and the Mayor or Chairman shall cite the rule applicable to the case. 20. All questions shall be put in the order in which Questions to b© * put in their they arc made. <>'■<*«''• 2 I . The Mayor or Chairman whenever he shall con- Mayor to ap- '' priee the Coun- ceive that a motion which he has received and read, J.^' ''K" ?**" ' tion out 01 may be conti ary to these rules, shall apprise the *>'<*^''* Council thereof immediately before the question on such motion is put, and shall cite the rule or authority applicable to the case. • 22. After a question is finally put by the Mayor or Voting. Chairman no member shall speak to the question, nor shall any other motion be made until after the result of the vote has been declared, and the decision of the Mayor or Chairman as to whether the question has been put shall be conclusive. 23. When the Council adjourns the members shall A-Jjournment^ keep their seats until the Mayor or Chairman shall have left the Chair. Members fo address the Mayor or Chairmun. 1, i *t ■ Ift* Mayor may call members to order. Members may require ques tion to be read Members not to speak a, ore than once ou the same ques- tion. Reply. Members not to speak longer than a quarter of an hour. 8 DUTIES AND PRIVILECiKS OF MEMBERS. 24;. Every member, previous to liis speaki'.ig, shall rise t'rorii his .seat, uncovered, jtnd respectfully address himself to the Mayor or Chairtnan. He shall confine himself strictly to the matter in question under dis- cu.ssion, and sliall sit down as soon as he is done speaking. 25. The Mayor or Chairman or any member may call to order any member while speaking, when the debate shall be suspended, and the member called to order shall sit down and shall not speak until the point of Order be detei mined, unless permitted to ex- plain, or unless to appeal from tlie decision of the Chair to the Council, and the C/Ouncil if appealed to shall de- cide the case, but without debate. If there be no appeal the decision of the Mayor or Chairman shall be final. 26. Any member may require the question under discussion to be read at any time during the debate, but not so as to interrupt a member while speaking. 27. No member shall speak more than once on the same question without the leave of the Council, excejit in explanation of a material part of his spe.ecli which may have been misconceived, and in doing so he is not to introduce new matter. A reply is allowed to any member who has moved an order of the day, an amendment, the previous question or an instruction to a Committee. No member without the leave of tlie Council shall speak to the same question or in reply for longer than a quarter of an hour. 28. No member shall speak disrespectfully of Her Majesty the Queen or of any of the Royal Family, or of the G son adm of this I ajxainst shall he member cej)t for rescinde nor diso on quest pretatioi member by the ( in case ( the May ca-se of a may by liis seat. 29. > hold an^i turban ct or r^teri 30. ( presidin. Council matter c the affai to be of be neces Any sue matter t 31. q Membera not to speak disre- spectfully of the Queen, the Royal Family, the Governor- General or Lt.~ Governor, nor use ofifenfive language.; Kesistingr the decision of the Mayor. of the Governor-General, Lieutenant-Governor, or per- son administering the Government, of the Dominion or of this Province, nor shall he use offensive words in or against the Council or against any member thereof, nor shall he speak beside the question in debate ; and no member shall reflect upon any vote of the Council ex- cej)t for the purpose of moving that such vote shall be rescinded ; nor shall he resist the rules of the Council, nor disobey the decision of the Mayor or of the Council on questions of Order and Practice or upon the inter- pretation of the Rules of the Council, and in case any member shall so resist or disobey he may be ordered by the Council to leave his seat for that meeting and in case of his refusing so to do he may on the order of the Mayor be removed therefrom by the police ; but in ca-se of ample apology being made by the offender he may by the vote of the Council be permitted to retake liis seat. 29. While a member is speaking no member shall speaking not to , 1 , . , -.. , . ,. be interrupted. hold any private discourse, or make any noise or dis- turbance or pass between the speaker and the Chair or i-^terrupt him except to raise a point of order. 30. Questions may be put to the Mayor or other S'e^uftKor presiding officer or through him to any member of the offi^er"^'"^ Council relating to any By-law, motitm, or other matter connected with the business of the Council or the affairs of the City, but iio argument or opinion is to be offered or facts to be stated 'except so far as may be necessary to explain the same, and in answering Any such question a member is not to debate the matter to which the same refers. 31. Questions or enquiries need not be answered ' , ' .f . r I PP '(!|(, 10 ■tm (Juest/ons to be unless the same are in writing and have been handed ta in writiog. ^ the Clerk of the Council at least two clear days belore the day of tlie meeting at wlii(;h such enquiry is to be made, and the answers to such c|uestions or enquiries i^"l''u!"L*" ''*' if i"ade in writing: shall also be put in writing and in writing, o r >-> handed to the Clerk at least one hour before the meet- ing;, and shall be read by the Mayor or Chairman from the Chair. S*Tovote'u*n- ^^- ^^'<^iy member who shall be present in the a/e porsonaUy Council Chamber when a question is put, shail vote question. thereon unless the Council shall excuse him, or unless- he be personally interested in the question and such interest is resolvable into a personal profit peculiar to that member and not in common with the interests of the citizens at large, and in such cases he shall not vote. SfoweTwfthin ^^- ^^ peison except members or officers of the CounciVcham- Council shall be allowed to come within the bar dur- int^ the sittings of the Council without the permissioa of the Mayor or other pi-esiding Officer. CLOSE MEETINGS. maJ*b"heidT ^^ When in the opinion of the Council expressed by resolution in writing, the public iriterest lequires that any special meeting thereof shall be closed, all persons except the members of the Council and the Clerk shall be excluded therefrom. Division. TAKING AND ENTERING VOTES. 35. Members shall always take their places when any division is called for. 36. Upon a division of the Council the names of 11 those who vote for and of those who vote against the Rejording Di- visions. question shall be entered upon the minutes, not only in the cases required by law, but whenever any mem- ber shall call for the yeas and nays ORDERS OF THE DAY, 37. The Clerk shall cause to be prepared and Order of busi- jr 1 ness at regular prmted for the use of members at the ordinary meet- ™«eting8. ings of the Council " The General Orders of the Day," containing : — (1) Reading of Minutes. (2) Original Conmiunications. (3) Petitions. (4) Referring Petitions and Communications. (5) Reports of Committees and considerations there- of. (6) Reports of Officers. (7) Unfinished Business. (8; Introduction and consideration of By-laws. (9) Enquiries. (10) Answers to Questions. (11) Giving Notice (12) Motions. 38. At all special meetings of the Council, " The order of buei- General Orders of the Day " shall be prepared and meetings?^"** printed when and as the Mayor may direct; and in default of such direction then as provided in the last preceding section. 39. The business shall in all cases be taken up in order of busi- the order in which it stands upon " The General "erved? *"* ''*'" Orders of the Day," unless otherwise determined by a vote of two-thirds of the members present. '-^ rtsrt.1 m 12 iij i i4 Questions as to 40. All ouestions relatiiiij to the priority of busi- oriorityof ^ o i ./ businoss. p^gg shall be decided without debate. Motions not 41. All motions Called in pursuance of " The Gen- be placed at eral Orders of t!.e Day," and not disposed of, shall be foot of list. *' ' I'll placed at the ioot of the list, unless otherwise decided by the Council. MOTIONS AiND RESOLUTIONS. farTot motion '^2. One day's notice shall be given of all motions new matter, for introducing new matter other than matters of pri- vilege and biinging up p^ititions, which notice of mo- tion shall be printed in " The General Orders of the Day," and no such motion ot which notice has not been given shall be discussed unless the Council dispense . with such notice by a vote of two-thirds of the mem- bers present, without debate. Motions to be in writing. Motion to be read. 4-3. Every motion shall be in writing and read by the mover, and shall be seconded before being debated or put from the chair. '44. Whema motion is seconded it shall be read by the Mayor or Chairman before debate. ^sslon i" ^t°he *^- ^^^^*" ^ "lo^^ion is read by the Mayor or Chair- Councii. ^^^^^ j^ gijg^jj i^g deemed to be in the possession of the Council, but may, witli the permission of the Council be withdrawn at any time before decision or amend- ment. StoVopo^- *®' If t^e question under discussion contains sev- toS separate* ^^'^^ distinct propositions any member may have the same divided when the sense admits of it, and the vote on each proposition shall be taken separately. and all questions shall be put in the order in which they are moved. 47 W or times a on the ) lar 48 . W tians in oi (1) To (2) To (3) To (4) To (5) To (0) To (7) To 49. Wl be inimed 50. A Committe for a Spec ment, unt nients of t 51. An motion sh to a differ amendmei any amen question. 13 47. When a blank ia to be filled and different sums Blanks to be filled. or times are proposed, the question sliall be oaken first on the largest sum or the longest time. 48. When a question is under debate the only mo- ^dep'*°^hen a question is un- der debate. tians in order shall be: (1) To commit it. (2) To amend it. (8) To lay it on the table. (4) To postpone indefinitely. (5) To adjourn to a certain day. (6) To adjourn. (7) To move the previous question. ■ ir ! i 111 PRIVILEGE. 49. Whenever any matter of privilege arises it shall privilege^ ^^ be immediately taken into consideration. TO REFER OR COMMIT. 50. A motion to refer or commit to a Standing Motions to re- . , . . ° feror commit. Committee shall take precedence ot a similar motion for a Special Committee. And a motion for commit- ment, until it is decided, shall preclude all amend- ments of the main question. Mil!'! hii TO AMEND. 51. An amendment modifying the intention of a Motion to. amend. motion shall be in order, but an amendment relating to a different subject shall not be in order. Only one amendment shall be allowed to an amendment, and any amendment more than one must be to the main, question. i I I. 'I Parag^raph to be amended to be read. Amendments to be put in re- verse order. 14 52. The paragraph to be amended sliall first be read as it stands, then the words proposed to be struck out, and those to be inserted; and finally the para- graph as it would stand if so amended. 53. Amendments sjiall be put in the reverse order to that in wliich they are moved, except in filling up blanks, when the longest time and the largest sum shall be put first. Every amendment submitted shall be reduced to writing and it shall be decided or with- drawn before the main ([uestion is put to the vote. TO LAY ON THE TABLE. Motion to lay a 54. A motion to lay a (juestion on the table simply, table. is not debatable, but a motion to " Lay on the Table and publish " or any other condition is subject to amendment and debate. INDEFINITE POSTPONEMENT. Motion to poet- ^^ ^'^^" ^ motion is postponed indefinitely it shall ponyndefi- not be taken up again during the same meeting. ADJOURNMENT. When motion ^^- ^ niotion to adjourn the Council or to adjourn ord r. the debate shall be always in order, except — (1) Whei> a meml>er is in possession of the floor. (2) When the yeas and nays have been called. (3) When the members are voting. (4) When it has been decided that the previous question shall be taken. tTonTadlourn ^'^ ' ^ "'^^^^^^ *« adjourn the Council or to adjourn "emeS '"' ^he debate shall always bo in order, but no second K*beeB*^^ motion to the same eflTect shall be made until after some intermediate proceedings shall have been had. 58. A the deba to debai may be e 59. T preclude put in th now put. affirmati' without i (question •r;ay thei 60. Ir son to an dates shj which th than two each shai some one number • falling 01 until a n the matt 61. N seat ther there is i ment paj 15 58. A motion to adjourn the Council or to adiourn Motion to ad- ** •' journ cannot be the debate simply cannot be amended and is not open «™en^ed. to debate, but a motion to adjourn to a given da}' may be amended and is open to debate. PREVIOUS QUESTION. '; t 59. The previous question, until it is decided, shall 'Je^gfjon^'""^ preclude amendment of the main (juestion and shall be put in the following words : — " That this (juestion be now put." If this motion shall be resolved in the affirmative the original ({uestion is to be put forthwith without any amendment or debate, but if the previous question is resolved in the negative, the main question •r:ay then be debated and amended. HI APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE. 60. In all motions for the appointment of any per- Motions for ar- son to any office in the gift of the Jouncil, the candi- office™®"*^ ^^ dates shall be voted on separately in the order in votedonsepar- which they are proposed, and when there are more than two applicants the motion shall be put so that each shall be voted for, until a majority is obtained for some one of them, the candidate receiving tiie lowest number of votes at the end of each series of votes falling out before the next series is taken, and so on until a majority is obtained for some one candidate or the matter is postponed or otherwise disposed of. 61. No member of the Council while retaining his Members to be . , ■ 1 11 1 T .1 1 o n^ ineligible for seat therem shall be eligible for any office to which o^o* to which ^ * salary is at- there is attached any salary, remuneration or omolu- byWcound' ment payable by the Couenil. • -t 16 ; RECONSIDERATION. Motion fcr re- Q2. After any question, excc]it one of iiichifinito, post- iioncnient, lias been decided, any member may, at tlie same or at tlie first meeting; held thereafter, move for a leconsideratioii thereof, but no discussion of the main question shall be allowed unless reconsidered, and there shall be no reconsideration unless notice of such recon- sideration be given at the meetin^j at wliich the main motion is carried, and after sucli notice is given no action shall l)e taken by the Council on the main motion until such reconsideration is disposed of. If motion not 6J3. If the motion for reconsideration be not made mnue until re^OTnMdef'a"-*^ Until the ncxt meeting the question sliall not be re- oniy when*''^ considered unless a majority of the whole Council vote mnjnritj- of tbe . ,. ,. ,. i n i • i i whole Council theretor. JNo question shall be reconsider eu more vote therefor. • i , than once, nor shall a vote to reconsider be recon- sidered. ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. Proceedings in Comnaittee of the Whole. 64. Whenever it shall be moved and carried that the Council go into Committee of the Whole, the Mayor or other presiding officer may leave the chair, but he shall first appoint a Chairmanof the Committee of the Whole, who shall maintain order in the Committee and who shall report the proceedings thereof. Bs-law and re- ports to be 65. No By-law or Rt *, of a Committee shall be |iuris ii> ue printed before discussed in Committee oi Me Whole unless such By- beicjr discussed "^ otth^whoie!* ^^^ ^^' Report has been previously printed and placed in the hands of the members, except it shall be other- wise decided by a vote of two-thirds of the members present without debat»?r 17 66. The rules of the Council shall be observed in Rules of Coun> Comniittee ot the Whole so far as they may be ai)pli- cLraftTeVof"' cable, except that no motion shall require to be in writing ; nor shall a motion for the previous question or for an adjournment be allowed, and in taking the yeas and na 's the names of the neinbers shall not be recorded nor shall the number of times of speakir^ on any question be limited. 67. Questions of Order arisinsr in Committee of the Quosti.m-of Whole shall be decided by the Chairman, subject to an "^"eeof thT" appeal to the Councd, and if atiy disorder should arise R'^^'^ ''^ ^i^e . in the Committee the Mayor or Chairman of the Khe'corcn. Council shall immediately resume the Chair without any (piestion being put. 68. On motion in Committee of the Whole to rise No debate on and report the question shall be decided without de- **»<* report."^' bate. 69. In Committee of the Whole all motions relatino- ComSee of '^ the Whole to to the matter under consideration shall be out in the be put in the -.,.,, r * "^"^ order in which order in which they are proposed. they are pro- 70. A motion in the Committee of the Whole to Motion in Com- rise without reporting, or that the Chairman leave the "hlfie to Jise 1 . 1 1, 1 1 . ■. , without report- chair, shall always be in order, and shall take pre- >°«- cedence of any other motion. On such motion debate shall be allowed, and on an affirmative vote the sub- ject referred to the Committee shall be considered as disposed of in the negative, and the Mayor or Chair- man of the Council shall resume the Chair and proceed with the next order of business. 2 18 Si Tntroduetion of RcadiDgof By laws. READING OF BY-LAWS AND PROCEEDINGS THEREON. 7 1. Every By-law shali be introduced upon motion for leave, specifying: the title of the By-law, or upon motion to appoint a Committee to prepare and bring in the By-law. By-itws shall ^2. No By-law shall be introduced either in blank not be Intro- . . n ^j „u„^^ duoed in blank or m an impertec shape. 73. The question "That this By-law be now read a first time," shall be decided without amendment or debate; and every By-law if so ordered by the Council shall be printed immediately after the first reading there(>f, and shall be read a second and third time be- fore it is signed by the Mayor, and if the Council determine that the By-law is to be considered in Com- mittee of the Whole it shall be so considered previous to the third reading thereof. By-laws to be 7 * ' > -1/ By-lav/ (unless previously reported upon Committee bv a Comtnittee or otherwise determined by the Coun- after the second " » , /. i i t. ii f reading. gji) q\^q\\ be referred after the secois reading thereor, to a Standing or Special Committee oi the Council to report upon the leading featuies of the same. By-laws for the a)L)propriation or money. 75 Any By-law for the appropriation of money brought in on the report of a Committee of the Whole shall pass through all its stages without being again referred to a Committee of the Whole unless upon special motion. By-law :ohaTo 76. Everv Bv-law shall have three several readings three several j j ° readings. g^^^ q^ different days previous to, its being passed, upon a ^ when it or more 77. Ii By-laws order, tl 78. / Whole si cil who I report hi debate a reading, ment it time at i 79. ^ shall cei thereof, responsil amended 80. E shall be i copied at pose, and poration with the his office. PE1 81. E' applicatic ly writt€ signed by or other ( 19 upon a vote of two-thirds of the mombers present when it may be read twice or thrice, or advanced two or more stages in one d?.y. 77. In proceedings in Committee of the Whole upon prooMdioM By-laws, each clause shall be considered in its proper in*'commftt«iI' order, then the preamble and then the title. 78. All amendments made in Committee of the Amendmenu _-., , , ,, , , , 1 ^, . nitde In Com- Whole shall be reported by the Chairman to the Coup- naHteeof the • 1 1 1 11 . , n . Whole to be w- cil who shall receive the same forthwith. After the Rof'«d,to UounoiK report has been received the By-law shall be open to debate and amendment before it is ordered for a ihird reading. When a By-law is reported without amem ment it shall be forthwith ordered to be read a third time at such time as may be appointed by the Council. 79. When a By-law is read in Council the Clerk ProoeedinM to in i z' ii !• 11 . be endorsed ia shall certify the readings and the time on the back By-Uwe. thereof, and after By-Laws have passed he shall be responsible for their correctness should they have been amended. 80. Every By-law which has passed the Council By-iawi when 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 /. \ passed to be shall be numbered, and shall be forthwith entered and numbeje'* and enteTed i^ By* copied at full length in a book to be kept for that pur- j*JJ £Kau'be^'" pose, and after being sealed with the seal of the Cor- ^i*[5*| "^ poration and signed by the Mayor shall be deposited with the Clerk for security in the safe connected with his office. "•ii : .!■ ■ PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. 81. Every petition, remonstrance or other written Requisities of application to be presented to the Council must be fair- §pmmu"nioI- ly written or printed on paper or parchment and CoSnoU.*'** signed by at least one person, and no letters, affidavits or other documents shall be attached to it. I'll* \& 20 li Presentation of petitions. Members pre- senting peti- tions to be answerable for their contents Endorsement of petitions. H2. Every petition, remonstrance or other written application may be presented to the Council by any member thereof not signing or being a party to the same, on any day, but not later than the hour at which the Council meets, except on extraordinary occasions; and every member presenting any petition,, remonst^'ance or other written application to the Council shall examine the same, and shall be answer- able that the same does not contain any imj^eitineiit or improper matter, and that the same is respectful and temperate in its language ; he shall also endorse thereon the name of the applicant and the substance of such application, and sign his name thereto, which endorsement only shall be read by the Mayor unless a member shall require the rea™' Committee notwithstanding the absence of such mem- Sw/ffiiTcl ber at the time of his being named upon such Com- mittee, and the Mayor shall be ex-ofjUcio a member of all Standing and Special Committees, and no Standing Committee shall consist of more than one member from each Ward. SPECIAL COMMITTEES. 89. The Council may from time to time appoint Special Committees. Appc of Speoial Committees. Member intro- ducing By-law, petition or motion which is referred to Special Com- mittee to be Chairman of such Commit- tee. 90. The member who introduces a By-law, Petition or Motion upon any subject which is referred to a Special Committee shall be one of the Committee without being named by the Council, and shall, unless he otherwise determines, be Chairman of such Com- mittee. 91. On the acceptance of a final report from a Special Committee the said Committee shall be con- sidered discharged. QUORUM. 93. Of the number of members appointed to com- pose any Standing or Special Committee, such number thereof as shall be equal to a majority of the whole number chosen, exclusive of any ex-offi,cio member,, shall be a quorum competent to pi-oceed to business. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. standing and 93. Standing and Special Commitiees to whom^ mittees to re- references are made, shall in all cases report in writing^ port to Council . , , . . . ,, i • T the state of facts with their opinions thereon, which Discharge of Special Com- mittee. auorum of )mmittee8. 23 report shall be signed by a majority of the Committee, and no such report shall be received unless so signed. 94. All reports of Committees shall be addressed to Reports of " The Corporation of the City of Ottawa." They shall bowDm" ud*. briefly describe the matters referred to and the con- clusion shall be summed up in the form of an order, resolution or recommendation. 95. All members of a Committee approving of any Members of report or proceeding of the Committee shall sign the S^^dk pf r?I same and those members not so signing shall be deem- aame? "'^ ed to have dissented therefrom. , CLERK. 96. The Clerk shall duly record in a book without note (/r comment, all resolutions, decisions and other proceedings of the Council, and if required by any member present shall record the name and vote of every member voting on any matter submitted, and shall keep the books, records and accounts of the Council, and .shall preserve and file all accounts acted upon by the Council, and also the originals or certified copies of all By-laws and of all minutes of the pro- ceedings of the Council in the safe in hiB office or other place appointed by By-law of the Council. 97. The Clerk shall cause the minutes of the Coun- the'Miuufes^of cil to be printed after each meeting, and a copy of said ed and d'ietri-" Duties of the Clerk of the Gounoil. to keep minutes, to record the vote 4 to keep the books, re- cords and ac- counts. To keep orisri- nal or certified copies of all By-Laws. minutes to be delivered to or left at the residence of each member of the Council one day at least before the next ordinary meeting thereof. 98. The Clerk shall cause to be duly served all Tohave notices Hi] It* fifiPVfid notices for special meetings and all reports, enquiries n 11 iff! M 1:^ 'W ■ry 24 or other papers necessary to be served on the mem- bers of the Council or any of them. repugnf repeale( MONEY APPROPRIATIONS. Give] I Ottawa AT)propria- 99. All appropriations of money shall be .submitted tioDS of money /-n to be submitted to a Committee of the Whole before being taken up in to a Committee ^ ^ iJftK' f "11 Council. ooneidered in Council. No money ap- 1 OO. No money appropriation shall be finally acted befinany^Hcted upon by the Council until it shall have been first •cii until it referred to the Standing Committee on Finance, and shall have first I l«)«i referred no money shall be paid by the Treasurer, nor shall any expenditure be authorized by any member of the Council without a resolution of the Council ordering the same and specifying the amount, or unless author- ized in that behalf by some law or By-Law of the said Corporation. •C' imiftee. •Certifie W. i I SUSPENSION OF RULES. Siiplndedbja ^^^' "^"^ ^"® ^^ more of these rules and orders thMs ofthe ^^y ^ temporarily suspended by a vote of tw^-thirds whole Council, of the whole Council, but they shall not be repealed, altered or amended without one week's previous notice being given of the intended motion. UNPROVIDED CASES. m unprovided 1 02. In all unprovided cases in the proceedings of cases the Law ,-, /^ .-, . \~^ ° to fe^'ffewed <-ouncil or m Committee, the law of Parliament shall be followed. Repeal of pro- Lai?I%tS..S5: ' ^^ ^^^ ^"1®^' ^^^6^s ^^^ By-laws of the Corpora- Hlwith.*" *'°^ of *^e City of Ottawa, inconsistent with or 25 repugnant hereto, shall be, and the same are, hereby Repeal of , , > J inooDBiBtent repealed. provisions. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of 'Ottawa this 6th day of October, A.D. 1890. 'Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor, i Seal I BY-LAW No. 1073. Entitled " By-Law for the Regulation of Com- mittees and other Matters." The Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa^ enacts and ordains as follows : — regulations shall be ■I Meetings for organization. $i £yled*in''con- ^' '^^^ following rules and we^diSlsIn*'' observed in conducting the proceedings of Commit- Committee. tees and in all other matters to which the same are hereby made applicable. MEETINGS. 2. The members of each Committee of the Council shall meet at the City Hall for the purpose of organi- zation immediately after the appointment thereof, and elect from among themselves a Chairman, and shall then appoint the place and the days for future regular riieetings, and the hour at which each of such meet- ings shall be held. Such election of Chairman shall be by ballot. 3. Special meetings of each Committee may be called by the Chairman whenever he shall consider it necessary to do so ; and it shall be the duty of the Chairman, or in case of his illness or absence from the City, it shall be the duty of the Clerk of the Council,, or the Clerk of the Standing Committees (if a special clerk shall have been appointed in that behalf) to summon a special meeting of the Committee when ever requested in writing to do so by a majority of the members composing it, or by the Mayor or by a resolution of the Council. Chairman to eall Special Meeting*. 27 4. Members of the Council may attend the meetings ^^J^Jfi-'nJjfy of any of its Committees, but shall not be allowed tojjjl'jj^^r vote; nor shall they be allowed to take part in theShaifnotvot^ discussion or debate, except by the permission of the majority of the members of the Committee ; provided however that any member who shall present any peti- tion or make any application or offer any scheme to or for consideration by the Council in writing with his name endorsed thereon, shall be at liberty to press and urge the same before any Committee to which the same may be referred, and he shall be duly notified of the meeting or meetings of the Committee at which the same is to be heard, considered or resolved upon in the same manner as it he were a member thereof. JONDUCTING PROCEEDINGS OF COMMIT- TEES. 5. The business of the respective Standing and bSsiiess U Select Committees shall be conducted under the fol- ^°^°^^ lowint^ regulations : — (1) The Chairman shall preside at every meeting, pj*ji'j'^*° *® am' shall vote on all questions submitted, and in case of an equal division the question shall pass in the negative. (2) He shall sign all such orders and documents as qrfers^and the Committee may lawfully direct to be signed. dooumoDtSk (3) In his absence one of the other members shall j^eTmayJ?*-"'" be elected tt) preside, who shall discharge the duties of of cifairman.' Chairman for the meeting until the arrival of the Chairman. (4) The minutes of all the transactions of the Com- JJ\°°*5; Minutes to be rYMff ^ e shall be accurately entered in a book to be 'SI ; ♦ 28 JJbmitted*! *" P^^^v^^^^d for that purpose, and at each meeting the minutes of the preceding meeting shall be submitted for confirmation or amendment, and after they have received the approval of a majority Oi the members present they shall be signed by the Chairman. Reports to be entered in Minute Book. (5) There shall be entered in the minute book of each Committee all reports ordered to be submitted to the Council, ail orders passed and all accounts audited with a reference to the By-Jaw or resolution under which such audit is made, togethei with such other matters as the Committee shall consider essen- tial to a record of its proceedings. Minute Book (^) ^^^h minute so recorded shall have attached to to be indexed. [^ ^ progressive number for reference, and an analytic cal index shall be kept for each minute book. Votes may be recorded. Orders of Com- dmittee to be in writing. (7) When a division takes place on any question the votes of the members shall be recorded if required by one of the members. (8) No order or a"thority to do any matter or thing shall be recognized as emanating from any Committee, anless it is in writing, signed by the Chairman or acting Chairman thereof, and r^/ers to the minute of the Committee under which it is issued. S*emo*ver'' C^) ^ Chairman of Committee may at any time be removed from the office of Chairman at a special meeting called for the purpose, and another momber elected Chairman in his stead. CLERK. 6. It shall be the duty of the City Clerk or Secre- tary of every Standing or Special Committee : — (1) To cause a notice of each regular and special Duties of Clerk. (2) 7. I- ;i 29 meeting of such Committee to be served on each of To oau«e^ 1 P 1 . Notice of the members thereof at his residence or ordinary ""'intf* to b» •^ given. place of business, and also upon the Mayor, City Solicitor, City Treasurer and City Engineer, on the day previous to such meeting being held ; except in cases of urgency, when a shorter notice will be suffi- cient. (2) To attend all meetings of the Committee when To attend ' . meetingaof required so to .,., securities. sary on the management of all matters^connected with the securities held by or belonging to the Corporation. (4) To consider and report on all matters connected To report on with the leasing or sftllino- of OMv nronorHr gniiirffof nm- lilii ^ji 32 > '?) To luperris* Books o( AOOOUDt* To advise Treasurer. To tee that Trcii surer Eerforms is duties. To forbid signiiiK of ciieques ill some ciises* (5) To have the supervision of the books of account, and of all docninents and vouchers, moneys, debentures and securities in tlie TreasuH'i's office. (6) To advise the Trejisurer when called upon to do so in all matters pertaining to his office. (7) To see that all duties and services which ought to be performed by the Treasurer and the officers in his dejtartment are pr jterly executed. (8^ To forbid the signing or delivery of any cheques or of any security, (»r the payment of any money by the Treasurer, if they think it expedient so to do, until the matter can be further considered, or can be refer- red to the Council. (0) To regulate all matters connected witli the receipt and ])ayment of money, and to order the adoption of such regulations in connection therewith as may be deemed necessary for the prevention of any payment being made in contravention of the By-laws and reso- lutions of the Council ; and generally to manage the financial affairs uf the City. Tofurnisii (10) To cause to be furnished to the Council from mentso^ex^ °' month to month a statement of all amounts expended during the p/evious month by every Committee, and the balance remaining at the credit of such Com- mittee. To be furnisa- (11) The Finance Committee shall procure from minutes of time to time and whensoever necessary, the minutes mitteee. ofi the proceedings of all other committees, and other committees shall furnish minutes of their proceedings- to the Finance Committee whenever required so to do< Tomannge finanoes gene- rally. 10. N cngageme Councnl, (other thu or agent ( (1) Inv in this B) (2) For Revenue 1 (3) For rentals, li revenue c Shall hav( shall have for the t mended a report sha in case the expeoditui (wholly or tion, remu upon a vol 11. Th< object to resolution, other proc as in the p (1) Whe have not b (2; Whe or Special i 3 ^lll :\, 33 10. No By-law, resolution, report, contract, order, Powers of Pin- engagement, nomination or other proceeding of the ?°o°in^maUM; Council, or of any Standing or Special Committee ExpenlitSre (otlier than the Fmance Committee), or of any officer or agent of the Corporation : — (1) Involving an expenditure of money (except aa in this By-law is provided), or (2) For the appropriati^.n of any part of the City Revenue to any purpose, or (3) For the remission or refunding of any taxes, rentals, licenses, fees or other monies whereby the revenue of the City may be effected or diminished, Shall have any legal eftect or operation until the same shall have been laid before the Finance Committee for the then current year, and supervised, recom- mended and reported on by them, and until such report shall have been adopted by the f' uncil ; and in case the Fintmce Committee disapproves of any such expenditure, appropriation, remuneration or refund (wholly or in part), then such expenditure, appropria- tion, remuneration or refund shall not be made except upon a vote of a majority of the whole Council. 1 1. The Financo Committee shall have the right to Referenc.of object to any claim or account, or to any By-law, MooTnt^'* resolution, contract, order, engagement, nomination or other proceeding relating to expenditure or revenue as in the preceding section mentioned : (1) Where the law or the By-laws of the Council have not been complied with ; (2; Where the appropriation made to any Standing or Special Committee would be exceeded - 3 ' (H ! , I ■ '' . 34 (3) Where the appropriation to any special work or service would be exceeded ; or (4) Where for any work or service an expenditure would be required beyond the estimates for the then current year ; and in all cases where objection is taken b)' the said Committee on any of the grounds afore- said the report of the Committee shall be final, unless upon an appeal to the Council such report sliall be varied or rejected by a vote of a majority of the whole Council. Council may 12. Notwithstanding^ anything in the last two pre- ordsr Finance ... . , • i • n i Committee to ccdmc^ sections Contained, in all cases where an ex- report and pro- ' . i i i r> i vide funds. penditure of money is contemplated, and a £iy-law or resolution of the Council is at any time adopted by a vote of the majority of the whole Council ; That the Finance Committee sha-ll report and provide futids to meet any expenditure mentioned in such By-law or resolution, the Finance Committee shall, as soon as may be, report as the Council shall have ordered as aforesaid ; and when a By-law or resolution is adopted by the Council ordering the Finance Committee to report apd provide funds, the yeas and nays shall be recorded ; and further, in all cases where a report originates in the Finance Committee, whether it relates either to the expenditure of money or to the revenue of the City, or to any other matter, such report of the Finance Committee may be amended or rejected by a vote of a majority of the whole Council, and such majority of the whole Council may reject or reduce the amount of any expenditure contained in any report whatever, either of the Finance Com- mittee or other Standing or Special Committee of the Council. Reports origi- nating in Finance Com- mittee. 36 13. The Finance Committee shall supervise all ae su e • • f counts claims, expenditure and outlay exceeding thJ jSSi sum of $10.00, either of the Council or of anv Standincr ^"*^''- or Special Committee, or of any officer or agent of the Corporation, and also all claims under any contract with the Corporation, and shall requiie the law and all By-laws and resolutions of the Council with lespect thereto to be complied wita before any payments a.e made lor or on account thereof; anc' no such amount clann, expenditure, outlay or claim under any contract with the Corporation not expressly authorized to be paid by law or by By-law or resolution of the Council shall be paid, nor shall any payment be made on ac- Treasurer not count thereof, by the Treasurer or other officer of the SS'"' Corporation until the same shall have been first laid "''"""* before the Finance Committee, and shall have been supervised, recommended and reported on by them and the report shall have been adopted by the Council. 14. Notwithstanding anything in this by-law con- tained, the Treasurer of the City may pay : (1) All sums not exceeding $10.00 on the order ofPa.mentof the Mayor, or in his absence on the order of the S*""'' "'^^" alderman acting for him, or the Chairman of the Finance Committee; the account therefor having been first certified by the superior officer under whose supervision the expenditure was incurred ; (2) All, daily, weekly and monthly wages and sal- Weekly wa«e. aries appearing by any pay sheet to be due any per- *°- son in the employ of the Corporation, all accounts for freight charges, customs duties, telegrams, insurance premiums on city property or for gas or light supplied to city buildings,and all progress certificates i '1i 36 (but not final certificates), given for any contract bearing the city seal which may accrue to any per- son ; and every such pay sheet, account or progress SS"-""*'" certificate shall be duly certified and signed by the superior officer of the department in which such pay- ments are due, or under whose supervision such con- tract is being performed, and also by the Chairman of the Committee of the Council having control of the same, and countersigned by the Mayor, or in his absence by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. The particulars of all such payments shall be included in the next report to the council of the Committee having charge of the service, matter or work in respect of which such payments are respectively made. 15. In cases of emergency or necessity, and on a report in writing from the superior officer or assistant officer of the department in which the emergency or necessity arises, stating generally the locality and nature of the service required and probable cost of the work to be done, and upon the Chairman of the Com- mittee to which the same appertains endorsing thereon his approval and the date of his signing the same, a Sum not exceeding two hundred dollars in all for any one service or work, may be expended by the Com- mittee in charge of such work or service ; and it shall be the duty of the officer reporting thereon to forward a copy of such report forthwith, or at latest within twenty-four hours after the same has been signed by the Chairman of the Committee to the Chairman of the Finance Committee and the Finance Committee shall have power to order the work to cease, if they deem it prudent so to do, and the said work or service shall be reported by the Chairman of the Committee Cases of «merg enoy or neces- sity. 8T in whose department the work or service is required at the next meeting of the Council thereafter, and on his default, the Chairman of the Finance Committee at such meeting, or at latest at the next subsequent meeting of the Council, shall make a report of the work or service ordered to be done or counter- manded by the Finance Committee. 16. No committee or officer of the Council shall ApDropnatioft not to be exceed the appropriation made to any committee for exceeded, any purpose, nor shall any committee without the ap- proval of the Council, expend money appropriated to any particular purp( ie for any other purpose, work or service. 1 7. The Treasurer shall carry the unexpended JJilnces.^*'^ balances at the credit of any of the Committees or other services on the 81st December in any year to the general credit of the City, after making due pro- vision for all ascertained liabilities on account of such service. BOARD OF WORKS COMMITTEE. 18. The following shall be the duties of the Board g^atd'of of Works:— '^''^'■ (!) To consider and report on all matters relating to I** "p'*!^®" sewers, drains, streets and thcjroughfares. *"• (2) To report and recommend to the Council such Je*iSmmend°* regulations with regard to private buildings, drains ''K^^^tio^"- and fences as nmy be requisite for the public safety and welfare. (3) To report to the Council in their final report for J^/k of^ma- each year on ail such works of permanent improve- menV""'"'^*" 11 it 'WlWA M ':ii;j ll I I 1 1 38 To five effect to Orders of GouDoil. To see that streets are cleaned. ipent in connection with the sewers, drains, streets and thoroughfares, as it may be considered essential to the welfare and convenience of the citizens to be carried out during the ei;suing year together with the esti- mated cost of the work so recommended. (4) To give effect to the orders of the Council in relation to the performance of work.« under other committees. (5) To see that the streets are cleaned and kept cleaned in accordance with the By-laws of the Muni- cipality. To expend ap- propriations proflments.""' advantafifeous and beneficial (6) To expend in such manner as shall be most to the citizens such moneys as shall be appropriated by the Council for the general improvements within the City. JtherComi^i? (^) '^'^ Confer from time to time with any other tees.: committee, commission or company having any special or statutory right in the streets, so as to provide a uniform system of opening up streets or breaking in upon the macadamized or paved portions thereof with the least possible damage thereto. c^ertified.' *' *" ' ». No sum shall be paid in respect of any expen- diture incurred by the Board of Works until the account therefor has been certified by the City En- gineer. BY-LAW COMMITTEE. Duties of By- law Committee* Legislation, ISO. In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by any other By-law of the City, it shall be the duty of the By-law Committee : — (1) To consider and report on all matters for which it may be necessary for the City to seek legislation. 39 (2) To prepare and report upon all By-laws that To report on may from time to time be necessary. ^" *"' WATER WORKS COMMITTEE. 2 1 . In addition to the duties prescribed by law or Duties of by any other By-law of the City it shall be the duty SmmitYee'^' of the ^ '-.ter Works Committee :— (1 ^or vnago and report on all matters relating To report on i au . TIT 1 /. .1 ^.. -. , ° matters relat- to the u,cer Works of the City, and the property of ^^« '» Water the City connected therewith. (2) To confer with the Board of Works Committee To confer with X • 1 -P n . r. Board of SO as to proviae a uniform system of openinj^ of streets Works, or breaking in upon the macadamized or paved por- tions thereof with the least possible damage thereto. (3) To enquire into and report on the supply of Water supply, water and the er^ction and maintenance of tanks hydrants and fire plugs. (4) To consider and report on all matters con- watering of nected with the watering of the public streets or ^''^***" squares, and the mode in which the cost thereof shall be defrayed. MARKET COMMITTEE. 22. The following shall be the duties of the Market Duties of Mar- Committee :— k.jt Committee. (1) To manage and report on all matters relating to To manage Public Markets the regulation of the Public Markets and Weighing Sd weS"' Houses, the inspection of weights and measures, the ^^°"^*'^' *°* assize for bread, the pre\ ention of the sale of tainted and unwholesome food, and all other matters with reference to markets as to which the Council has power to pass By-laws. 40 Market dues. (2) To report on the levying and collecting of mar- ket dues or tolls, fees for weigliing and rental of stalls. Maintenanoe and repair of Markets. i Clerk of the Market. Market fees. Deposit with tender. Putles of Lloense Com- mittee. (3) To report on all works that may be required for the maintenance and keeping in repair of the Market houses and fences and the cleaning of the Market grounds, and to cai-ry out all such works in connection therewith as the Council may authorize. (4) To have the control and direction of the Clerk of the Market, and all officers and servants employed in and about the public markets of the City. (5) To cause the market fees to be advertized for sale in the month of December in each j v.ar by tender, or as may be directed by the Council, to examine and report upon the tenders received, and to see to the giving of security by the purchaser thereof for the payment of the purchase money, and the performance of his duties. (6) To require, if they shall see fit, a deposit to be made of such sum as they may think fit by each per- son tendering for the purchase of the market fees. LICENSE COMMITTEE. 23. The following shall be the duties of the Licence Committee: — (1) To consider and report upon all matters relating to the issue of licenses in regard to matters within the control of the Council, and the regulation and govern- ment of persons to whom licenses may be issued, and the premises in respect of which licenses may be issued, and the license fees to be paid. 24. T ing Com! (1) To to the p tion, and 25. T and Ligl (1) T( equipmei the supp] apparatu same are (2) To and state chases an of all pr Fire Dep and subi Council. (4) To tion 01 ] thereof, a (5) Tc nected \ inspectio] prosecuti may uo € if 41 PRINTING COMMITTEE. 24. The following shall be the dutief* of the Print- g"Aesof ing Committee : — mittee. (1) To consider and report upon all matters relating to the printing required to be done for the Corpora- tion, and the stationery and books required therefor. FIRE AND LIGHT COMMITTEE. 25. The following shall be the duties of the Fire SfdLfghtcS- and Light Committee : — mittee. (1) To manage and report on the organization, ^'" Brigade, equipment and maintenance of the Fire Brigade, and the supply and maintenance of the engines, horses and apparatus of the Fire Department, and to see that the same are kept in good order, repair and efficienc3^ (2) To see that proper books of account are kept, Sfunt'to^T and statements furnished to the Council of all pur- ^®'*** chases and expenditures of the Fire Department, and of all property from time to time belonging to the Fire Department or used in connection therewith. (S) 1o nominate the members of the Fire Brierade Nominate J 1 -. .1 . . members of and submit the names for appointment to the City ^'"Brigade. Council. (4) To report on the lighting of the City, the erec- To report on tion 01 lamps and electric lights, and the inspection ^'*''*''"*'^"*^' thereof, and of gas meters. (5) To consider and report on all matters con- Fire limits, nected with the establishment of fire limits, the inspection of buildings with reference thereto, and the prosecution of ofienders against such regulations as may be enacted for the prevention of fires. 42 Supplies to be (6) To see that all supplies required for the use of obtained by i i . ^i- tender. ;,he Fire Department are obtained by tender as far as practicable. THE BOARD OF HEALTH COMMITTEE. of Health. 26. In addition to the dutief:-, prescribed by law, or by any By-Law of the City, the duties of the Board of Health shall be as follows : — Sanitary oon- /i\ m dition of city.: (1) lo manage and report on all affairs relating to the sanitary condition of the City. (2) To cause to be prosecuted all offences against the sanitary laws in force in the City. Offences against By- laws. THE PROPERTY AND PARKS COMMITTEE. Duties of Pro- 27. In addition to the duties prescribed by law or by any By-law of the City, the duties of the Property and Parks Committee shall be as follows : — perty and Parks Con mittee. •City property. (1) To manage and report upon all matters connect- ed with the City property. Purchase of sites for public buildings. Preservation of grounds. (2) To manage and report upon all matters con- nected with the purchase of sites for public buildings and the erection and maintenance of all buildings erected thereon, where the same are under their man- agement or control. (3) To manage and report upon all matters con- nected with the preservation of grounds set apart for public parks, squares, walks, avenues and the build- ings erected thereon, and to prevent encroachments on such properties. (4) To re o- namentin walks or a works com authorize. (5) To se^ belonging tc (6) To CO the City Hn the Corpora for tenders of the Corpc and to repor 28. It sh to transact r< of the CouiK MATTERS 29. All n pertaining t( belong to an^ Committee, i some other C( MONEY A PEN 30. Excef mittee or me: Corporation s ■MKHL. 4d (4) To report on all matters connected with fencing Fencing and o- -lamenting and preserving of parks, squares, gardens, plrksriof walks or avenutis as aforesaid, and to carry out all works connected therewith as the Council may authorize. (5) To see to the keeping in repair of all buildings Sj^dln"/ belonging to the Corporation. (6) To consider and report on the matter of heating H**"""*' the City Hall and other public buildings belonging to the Corporation under their control, and to advertise for tenders for the supply of coal and fuel for the use of the Corporation, to receive and examine the tenders, and to report thereon to the Council. thp: court of revision. 28. It shall be the duty of the Court of Revision Kvfsion"' to transact -Jl the business by la'.v or by any B^^-law of the Council assigned to the Court of Revision. MATTERS NOT SPECIALLY APPERTAINING TO ANY COMMITTEE. 29. All matters not designated as belonging or ap- Matters not . • • , /• J 1 /. . belonging to pertaining to any oi the loregoing committees, shall any committee, belong to and be under the control of the Finance Committee, unless the Council shall refer the same to some other commiftee. MONEY APPROPRIATIONS, ACCOUNTS, EX- PENDITURES, CONTRAOIS AND ' IMPROVEMENTS. 30. Except as herein otherwise provided no com- Money appro- mittee or member of the Council, and no officer of the ''"*"*'°''- Corporation shall on behalf of the Corporation enter 111 i'iii|i 44 E:.t>eDditure requiring sano tion of rate- payers* into any contract, or incur or authorize any expendi- ture, without having obtained by By-law or resolution, the sanction of the Council; and no contract shall be entered into until the necessary appropriation shall have been made, either from the public funds or by the passing of a Local Improvement By-Law. 31. No contract or expenditure shall be authorized or permitted in contemplation of a loan whereby a debt is incurred requiring the approval of the rate- payers, until after the By-Law lor such loan or debt has been approved of by the ratepayers according to law, and passed by the Council. Works or im- provements to 32. No w^ork or improvement shall be authorized |e^e8timatod ^^ ^^^ Council without either having an estimate of the probable cost thereof, or (in the absence of an estimate) limiting an amount therefor ; and no contract Shall be entered into for any work or improvement at a larger sum, or involving a larger expenditure, than the amount so estimated or limited ; whenever such amount is found insufficient the fact shall be immedi- ately reported to the Council. Treasnrer U 33. When money is duly authorized to be expended SacKjeot for *<->r ^^Y Purpose, the amount to be expended is not rs^vo^edT"'' to be credited by the Treasurer to any Committee, but he is to credit the same to an account to be opened for the object for which the money is voted, and he shall at the same time charge the amount against the fund out of which the same is to be paid^ so as to show how much of such fund is from time to time appropriated ; and he shall afterwards charge , against the account which is to receive the credit, the sums from time to time paid of the amount so voted. 34. In ca purpose exc afterwards 1 the surplus his books fo frcneral cret authorizing 35. No I be applied rescinding ( which the resolution c 36. Eve money shal mendation the Counci expenditur 37. In ( provemeni. would fall some othe Committee Engineer c ed expendi opinion, n( ests or req 38. No expenditu: received b report of section pr the same ■piMPi i; 8 to 46 34. In case money appropriate-! to any particular ExoeM of^ap purpose exceeds the amount which such purpose is b»„X^;«Jft« afterwards found to require, the Treasurer shall carry -X-p"**'** the surplus to the credit of an account to be opened m his books for unappropriated money, or carry it to the general credit of the City, on resolution of tke Council authorizing the same. 35. No money voted or raised for any purpose shall ?J«one JSrpose be applied to any other purpose without expressly J?i?tS**P- "^ tri '' *^ , T> 1 J another,, rescinding or repealing the resolution or By-law under which the same was voted or raised so far as such resolution or By-law stated the purpose thereof. 36. Every re])ort recommending the expenditure of tair/iasonsfor . 1 1 • 1 iu „^,^ expenditure. money shall state the grounds on which the recom- mendation is made, with sufficient fulness to enable the Council to judge of the propriety of the proposed expenditure. 37. In case the expenditure is for any work or im- Officer- to provement the superintendence of which, if authorized, Jenffire!*" would fall within the duty of the City Engineer or some other superior officer of the Corporation, the Committee shall first procure a report from such Engineer or other officer on the subject of the propos- ed expenditure, and showing that the same is, in his opinion, necessary or expedient for the general inter- ests or requirements of the City. 38. No report of a Committee recommending any ^^i^^^.^^l^*^; expenditure for any work or improvement shall be g5*'°e"o?t'of'* received by the Council unless accompanied by the ^' ^ report of the proper officer, as in the last preceding • section provided, except in cases of emergency when the same shall be fully showu in the report of the re- oertain MH' \\\ m till i In ■ \ B 'ill 46 Committee, and assented t" by a vote of a majority of the whole Council. lmprov«tnent8 39. When a Committee in a report, recommends or in which mem- i p i /-. fnter°^^d"°*^'' !»ny member of the Council by resolution pro|)oses the construction of any improvement or the e.Kpenditure of money for or in i-espect of property of any kind, it shall be the duty of such connnittee or member as the case may be, to ascertain as far as i)racticable whether such improvement ])asses through or along any property in which any member of the Council or officer of the Corporation is interested, or whether any menjbcr or officer is interested in the i)roperty for or in respect of which the money is j)roposed to be expended, and to report or state the facts to the Council. When a committee reports that a member or officer of the Corporation is interested in the })ro- perty so benefited as aforesaid, no action shall be taken or permitted upon such report until the infor- mation in the possession of the committee is laid before the Council, except in cases of emergency, and wi*h the sanction of the Council. Jffio™?8 norto ^^ ^^^^ ^ ^'^^^ ^^ preventing members and officers SlSots^ ^^ ^^^ Corporation from being interested in Corpora- tion contracts, it is hereby expressly declared that no member of the Council and no officer of the Corporation shall be inten sted in a private capacity, directly or indirectly, in ny contract or agreement for labour, or for any materials, goods, wares or merchandise furnished to the City, wherein the City is a party interested. h?I'&f%e~ ^*- ^"y violation of the provisions of the last ceding secticn. preceding action ot this By-law on the part of any officer of the (Corporation shall subject him to for feiture of his office, and immediato rfimovfll fli^rA fvorn 4:2. No out of or c( chase or sa certified b) poration, o Chairman 1 43. Eve that the co Corporatioi oil or office ever therei contractiii<« claims und( materials, j der it, if it cil or office ested there given or a" officei-, and unless a c ceeding sec requiring p 44. Eve goods, ware ration shall by a writti claiming th that no me ration is ir interested i or materia thereby cla due and un quence of i person or c 47 48. No icoount or claim against tho City, arisincr ciaimg «gvfn«t , c .1-^1 , . 'he city in out ot or connected with any cont'act, aerr'^einent, pur- which memberi , , , , . anJ officers are chase or sale nmde contrary to this By-biw, shall be interested, certified by any E*>'^ineer or other officer of the Cor- poration, or ap'-^-oved of by any Committee, or the Chairman then ' or paid by the Treasurer. 43. Every contr.:«ut shall contain a clause declarinc: ^'au^^iobe o ingertea in that the contract Is entered into on the i>art of the co^'raot*. Corporation in lull hiith that no member of tho Coun- cil or officer of the Corporation has any interest what- ever therein, and further declaring that the peisons contracting and their representatives are to forfeit all claims under the contract, and for all work done or materials, goods, waies or merchandise furnished un- der it, if it shall appear that any member of the coun- cil or officer of the corj)oration is at the time inter- ested therein, or if any interest therein is afterwards given or agreed to be given to any such member or officer, and f)roviding that no payment shall be made unless a declaiation as required by the next suc- ceeding section of this By-law is made at the time ol requiring payment. 44. Every account for work done or materials. Aocout.t« for 1 1 1 . ,. . 1 , worlc done to goods, wares or merchandise furnished for the Corno- beacoom- ,.,,,,„ " panieri by ration snail, betore the same is paid, be accompanied Jeoiaration a» ^ . •*• t^ to interest. by a written or printed declaration by the pers(m claiming the same, axid signed by him to the .effect that no member of the Council or officer of the corpo- ration is in ti private capacity directly or indirectly interested in such account, or in any part of the work or materii. mentioned therein, or of the money thereby claimed, and that the said account is justly due and unpaid to the amount claimed. If in conse- quence of abstnce or for other sufficient cause^ the ^/vio^j'ii vi wue \ji muxc vk tiiu pefauiis citiiming such 1 1 ! i !i i„ I ^j % il 48 payment cannot make the required declaiation, the Finance Committee may in lieu thereof receive such other evidence of the facts and may take such other declaration as they may consider satisfactory, and shall in all cases r-port what they do to the Council. The committee to whose department the account re- lates or the Finance Committee, may, if they think fit require the declaration in any case, to be taken before the Mayor. Material not to 45. No property or material belonging to the Cor- withput.a poration shall be delivered to, or used by any person, requisition. *^ , ■, i • m nor shall any person other than the superior othcer of a Department, take on account of the Corporation, any such property or material, unless he shall have fir? made a requisition in writing for the said pro- perty or material so required, designating particularly the kind, quality and quantity of the said property and material, and the work for which the same is required ; and should the property or material so re- quired be on hand or contracted for delivery and the person applying therefor be entitled thereto for th© work in question it shall be the duty of such superior officer or person in charge of the Department to deliver such property or material to such person, or give him an order therefor, as the case may be, and take his receipt therefor. Contraotore to 46. No contractor or other person engaged on any oertifioateot work for the City shall be paid the compensation mentioned in his contract, or any part thereof (unless otherwise provided for by his contract), unless at the time of paying the same he shall present to the Treasurer a certificate from the superior of^cer or per- son in charge of the department havinjC^ control of the work, stating that he has examined, Tueasured and computed the work, and that the same was completed, •fficer. or that x,h and also si money is < 47. Ev Finance C certified, fi superinteri vided, and whose an made, and officer of also refer resolution penditure 48. In any memt tion is in approval c such (yom give the p in the acc< posed inte faction oi the Comn Council. 49. Nc Council, o or attorn e contractor 50. Nc tere with ration ; ar to his sup< ■' 49 or that the money demanded was due on such work, and also stating the nature of the work on which such money is due. 47. Every atcount before beinff referred to the Aooounts. '' 1 ■ • 1 V 11 T_ how certified. Finance Committee, mikI before being paid, sliall be certified, firstly, by the superior officer under whose superintendence the work was done or material pro- vided, and, secondly, by the committee (if any) under whose authority the contract or expenditure was made, and signed by the chairman or other presiding officer of such committee, and such certificate shall also refer in a distinct manner to the By-law or resolution of the Council by or under which the ex- penditure was authorized. 48 In case a committee has reason to believe that Certificates to be wir.bheld in any member of the Council or ofncer ot the Corpora- certain cases. tion is interested in any account presented for the approval of such Committee, it shall be the duty of such (yommittee to withhold any certificate, and to give the parties interested (,>»• supposed to be interested in the account an opportunity of disproving the sup- posed interest ; nnd if they fail to do so to the satis- faction ot such Committee, it shall be the duty of the Committee to report the same forthwith to the Council. 49. No money shall be paid to any member of the Members or ,,. ,. ,1 />( • i. oflOioers not to Council or to any ofncer of the Corporation, as agent receive money '' „ 1 1 ij? i! *^"'" contractors or attorney, or in any manner tor or on behali ot a contractor. 50. No member ot the ( 'ouncil shall dtrect or inter- Members not tere with the performance of any work by the Corpo- with contract work ration ; and the officer in charge shall be subject only to his superior officer (if any) and to the Council, or H. -^B II I t 1: Work excoed- ing $200 to be done by con- tract and tender. 50 to the (/oramittee to which the Council may in any case ;Mve authority in that behalf. TENDERS. 61. All work and materials exceedino: in value two hundred dollars shall he done and f)rovided by con- tract, and after tenders have been advertized for at least ten days, or called for in any other manner which the extent and importance of che work may, in the discretion of the committee having charge of the matter, render necessary. In case of an emeigenc)' rendering it necessary to dispense with this rule such dispensation shall require the sanction or a majority of the members of the committee having charge of the matter and every such case is to be entered in the minutes of the (\)mmittee and reported to the Council at its next meeting, with the reasons which rendered it necessary to dispense with this rule. Tenders to be 52. Every tender for Work or supply of material by a deposit or shall be accompanied at the time of its delivery to the proper officer of the Corporation with a cheque mark- ed good, or a cash deposit equal to five i)er cent of the whole amount of the contract for which such tender shall be made or ])ut in ; and every such cheque or cash deposit shall be forwarded to and remain in the custody of the City Treasurer, and by him be placed to the credit of special account entitled "Contractors' Deposits," until the execution of the contract for which such tender shall have been put in by the successful tenderer, and a bond (if any required) for the work or material, as the case may be, has been certified to by the City Solicitor, when allchecjues and cash deposits of the unsuccessful tenderers may be returned, but the cheque or cash de])osit of the success- ful tenderer shall remain on deposit until the comple- 51 tion of the work mentioned in the contract ; and in all cases where a tender has been accepted and the party tendering fails to execute his contracc and furnish the requisite bonds and sureties, the sum deposited shall be forfe' >d to the use of the Corporation. WORKS BY DAY LABOUR. 53. Notwithstanding anything in the last two pre- Works by . . '^ day labour. cedmg sections contained, the Council may, by resolu- tion to be passed by a majority of the whole Council, direct that any particular work or undertaking may be done by day labour instead of by contract. 54. Upon a resolution being passed, as in the last, Works to be carried on by preceding section mentioned, the City Engineer, with ^^'^ Engineer, such assistants, inspectors, mechanics, workmen and labourers as he may require, shall be authorized to perform such work as such resolution may authorize. 55. For the purposes mentioned in the last preced- Powers of City ^ Engineer. ing section, and under the authority of the resolution as aforesaid, the City Engineer may engage and em- ploy such assistants, inspectors, mechanics, workmen, labourers and other persons, together with such horses, carts and other means for the removal or. supply of material as he thinks necessary, and may from time to time require, and may purchase all tools, iniplemerts and material as may be necessaiy for the proper car- rying on of the work relerred to in the resolution, subject, however, to the approval of the committee having charge of such work. 56. The City Engineer shall have complete control Employees to over all persons employed upon such works, and shall, trorotcltr" for good and sufficient cause have the riglit to dismiss and discharge any person so employed. ;l Plans and BpeoificationB of work. Payment of aooounte. Statement of expenditure to be made to Board of Works Committee. 52 57. Such work shall be carried on according to plans and specifications to be prepared in the office of the City Engineer before such work ia undertaken ; and all persons so employed by the City Engineer upon or in connection with such work shall be |iai(l semi-monthly according to the pay sheets, which shall be furnished the City Treasurer and certified by the City Engineer. 58. All accounts for material, implements, tools and other supplies foi the work referred to in the resolu- tion shall be paid monthly upon the certificate of the City Engineer. 69. The City Engineer shall, semi-monthly, during the time such work or undertaking may be in }»rogreas, lay before the Board of Works Committee a statement of account shewing the total amount of money expended to date, and the amount of money expended since his last preceding statement, and dis- tinguishing the payments made therefor, as follows : — (1) material and supplies, (2) engineering, assistants and inspection, (S) work and labour, and the statament shall show the progress made and the amount of work done. 60. The City Engineer shall report at least monthly as far as he is able, how the cost of the work done and materials supplied for the work authorized by such resolution, compares with the cost of the said work and materials as shewn by him in his estimates to the Board of Works Committee before such work was authorized to be undertaken. w«rk8 under ^1- When any {)articular work or undertaking Waterworks i« to be performed under the provisions of Sections Oommitt.AA. . from 63 to 60 inclusive of this By-law, and such work Monthly report of City Engi- neer. or undei Works C Water W same aul undertak: feired or respectiv( 62. N( sections ( provision.' time be re then pres thereupon after und this By-la 63. Nc chief ofiict by any co judicial dt attempting employed contract i sanction o: 64. It ^ the Corpoi tempted fi to the sup( report the the depart mitted. 5a or undertaking is under the control of the Water Works Committee, the Water Works Engineer and Water Works Committee shall respectively have the same authority and power as to such works and undertakings, and the execution thereof, as is con- feired on the City Engineer and Board of Works respectively by the said sections. 62. Notwithstanding anything in the preceding Work may sections contained, any resclution passed under the k^ °''^',' ^^ provisions of section .53 ot this By-law, may at any time be repealed by a vote ot a majority of the Council then present and voting, and the said work shall thereupon cease, and shall only be carried out there- after under the provisions of sections 51 and 52 of this By-law. FRAUDS BY CONTRACTORS. 63. No Contractor or other person found by the Prauds by chief officer or person in charge of any department, or ''"° "° by any committee of the Council, or ascertained by a judicial decision to have been guilty of defrauding or attempting to defraud the Corporation shall again be employed in any capacity on behalf of or receive any contract with the Corporation without the express sanction of the Council 64. It shall be the duty of the various officers of Officers to the Corporation to forthwith report all frauds or at- atfempted tempted frauds of which they may become cognizant to the superior officer, and for such superior ofl5cer to report the same to the Committee haying control of the department in which the fraud has been com- mitted. .Ml Report of CommitteeH. 64 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. 65. Copies of all reports of committees immedi- ately after being signed shall be delivered to the City Clerk at least forty-eight hours before the meeting of the Council at which the same may be considered. Given under th-^ corporate seal of the City of Ottawa, this 8th day of October, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor, I Seal | Entitli The Co Ottawa, er 1. AUc deemed t pleasure. 2. In n( law of the be therein pointed to, fixed time. 3. No ii made that certain, mt «)r yecii', oi year. 4. No cl Council in ployed by without no office or em 5. Any neglect to ] any Statut BY-LAW No. 1074. Entitled '* By law Relating to Officials " The Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, enacts and ordains as follows : TENURE OF OFFICE. 1. All officers appointed by the Council shall be Term of office, deemed to hold their respective offices during pleasure. 2< In no case, unless it is expressly stated by By-Ji™«ootto law of the Corporation, and unless the length of time be therein expressly stated, shall any person be ap- ' pointed to, or hold any office or employment for any fixed time. 3. No inference or presumption shall oe drawn or No inference made that any person has been employed for a time i>ayme^^.*° certain, merely because he is to be paid by the month or yeai', or at so much per month, or at so much per year. 4. No claim of any kind shall be allowed by the Removal with- n M • i- i» .»• . out notice. Council in favour ot any otfacer or other person em- ployed by the Corporation, because ot his removal without notice by the proper authority from such office or employment. 5. Any officer who shall refuse or wilfully fail or Diaoharge for ... . *' neglect. neglect to pertorm any duty enjoined upon him by Statute an) by any By-1 the Council, or who I'll m OAo* houm. Interferenoe in eleoiioDB forbidden. Officials not to canvass or solicit votes. 5« shall, in ihi-i discharge of liis official duty, be guilty of any fraud, extortion, oppression, favouritism, par- tiality oi- wilful wrong or injustice, shall be subject to removal from othce. OFFICE HOURS. 6. Official hours for the transaction of business in the various offices in the City Hail, excepting the Mayor's Office, the City Solicitor's Office, and the Office of the City Auditors, shall be from 9 o'clock a. m. till 5 o'clock p. m., except on Saturday, when all the offices shall be closed at 1 o'clock p. in. The Mayor, and in his absence th* A.lderman acting for him, shall attend daily in his office for one hour at least, such hour to be named by him on assuming office. The Chief Officer of any 1 )epartment may at any time when press of public business demands, require the attention of the various officials in his De- partment at such other hours as he may think neces- sary. INTERFERENCE IN ELECTIONS. 7. No officer or servant receiving pay from the Corporation shall take part in any election of any candidate for the office of Mayor or Alderman of the City, otherwise than by recording his vote as an elector, if duly qualified by law so to do. 8. If any officer or servant of the Corporation shall canvass or solicit any vote on behalf of any candidate as aforesaid, or shall hold out to any elector of the City any promise of reward, or pecuniary consideration or any other inducement whatever, in order to obtain or secure the vote of such elecjtor, in favour of any candi- date as aioresaid, or shall make use ol any threat or 67 intimidation with a view of preventing such elector from voting for any candidate as aforesaid, such officer or servant as aforesaid, shall be deomed guilty of a violation ot this By-law, and shall, upon satis- factory proof of such ofience established as herein- after provided, be dismissed from the service of the Corporation. 9. Whenever a petition from any elector of the City Proceedingi n com|)laining against an officer or servant of the Cor- this byTaw poia^ion for the violation of the last two preceding sections of this By-law, shall be duly presented to and received by the Council, or whenever any member of the Council shall, in his place in the Council, prefer against an officer or servant of the Corporation, a charge in writing of having committed a violation of the last two preceding sections of this By-law, the Council shall refer such petition, or such charge as aforesaid to a committee to investigate the same. 10. The City Clerk shall within three days after ciork shall no the reference of the Petition or charge to the said chaiedr'"*'' Committee, give due notice thereof in writing to the party charged with the ofience, and no proceedings shall be taken by the said Committee in the investiga- tion of the said Petition or charge as aforesaid, until the said notice shall have been served upon the party so charged at least four days prior to the commence- ment of the investigation. 1 I . The Committee after hearing and considering Committee to the evidence shall, as soon as possible, report thereon, "^°'*' and submit the evidence to the Council and Council shall thereupon deal vith the case. the «*: ii ^il Claitnn for comiieDsatioii. Duties to be additional. 58 DUTIES OF OFFICERS 12. It shall be the duty of every officer of the Cor- poration upon receipt of any claim for compensation or daniaj^^es again.st the Corporation, when the saroe shall C(jme to him at once to acknowledge the receipt thereof, to the claimant, and notiH' the Chairman of the Committee having jurisdiction over the matter. 13. The duties prescribed b}'^ this By-law to the various officers of the Corporation shall be in addition to those presciibed by Statute or by any By-law of the Council, and the duties |)rescribed to any particu- lar officer of the Corporation by ;iny By-law may be performed by such other officer or person as may be appointed by the City Council, Mayor, or other authority to peiform such dutiea. CLERK. Du'ie* of oieik 1 4. The duties of the Clerk of the Council in addi- tion to those prescribed by law shall be : — To be per- formea by any officer 80 directed. To give notice of first meeting To furnish copies of resolutions. (1) To notify each member of the respective Com- mittees appointed by the Council, so soon as the appointment has been made of the time and place at which the first meeting of the Committee shall be held. (2) To furnish the Treasurer and the Chairman of each of the Committees with certified copies of all re- solutions, enactments and orders of '>s Council rela tive to the matters over which such Committees may respectively have jurisdiction on th*^ day next suc- ceeding that upon which the action of the Council in respect thereof takes nlace. i!" Hi 69 (3) To communicate or convey to the said Com • To oommuni- mittee all f)etitioas or other documents referred to j^ "* " p®"^""*- by the Council. (4i) To have control ovor all officers employed in T,) control I • rn u- 1. X I I 1 -. ' . other emnloy- liis ottice, subject to such orders as he may from time eea in hia office to time receive from the Mayor or the CWncil. (5) To cause a notice of each regular and special To give notice meeting of the Committees to be served on each of the mittee meSing members thereof, and upon the Mayor, on the day previous to such meeting being held. (0) To attend all meetings of the Committees when to attend required so to do by the Chairman or acting Chairman "•**'"*'■ thereof, and to record the minutes, orders and reports of all such meetings in the manner hereinbefore pro- vided. (7) To give notice to all members of the Council of r© give notice all meetings of the Council when held on any other meeti'iSS! day than Monday, on the day previous to that on which such meeting is to be held. (8) To have charge of the City Seal and to attach to have charge the same to any document connected with the Council **^"®*'" on the order of the Council, or any of the committees. (9) To attend all meetings of the Court of Revision. To attendcourt '^ of Revision. (10) To perform such other duties as may be assigned to perform to him by the Council. other duties. TREASURER. ] 5. The duties of the Treasurer in addition to those prescribed by law shall be : — Duties of Treasurer. (I) To provide the security required by the Council. J'^p'?*^*** II ^1 60 To keep proper (2) To keep conecfc aiul f)ruper books of account of all traiiHactions relating to or occurring "n his depart- ment. Tn deposit money. To inform Finance Com- tuittee. To conform to its directions. To perform other duties. Duties of lax Collector. To provide security. To oolleot taxes. (3) To deposit all moneys which shall come to his hards relating to the Corporation to the credit of an account to be kept in the Corporation Bank in its name, when such moneys amount to one hundred dol- lars. (4i) To supply all information relative to the tinancei* of the City, and to all other matters connected with his office, as the Finance CWunittee may require. (')) To conform to all directions of the said Commit- tee consistent with law and the By-laws of the city. (6) To perform such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Council. COLLECTOR OF TAXES. 1 6. It shall he the duty of the report from tinnj to time as m^y be necessary xo report as and as required by the C'ity ('ourKnl, or any of the "«>"'"''• Committees therec^*, upon all matteis relating to City Assessment. t (5) To see that all By-laws necessary tor city to see after assessment and Local 'mpiovements are properly pre- *''*'"'• pared and passed. (6) To attend all meetincfs of the Couit of Revision. Toattend Court ^ ° of Revision. (7) To perform such other duties as may be assioii- To perform ed to him by the Council. ' other duties. C^HIEF OB^ THE EIRE DEPA.RTMENT. 18. It shall be the duty of the Chief of the ITire Dnt.'es of Chief D, , ' of Fire De- epartment : — partment. (1) To sujierintend the Fire Brigade and direct ;dl To superintend the operations th-reof. "*" 62 To be present at fires. To keep books of aooount. To keep time of ;3remen. To investigate oomplaints. To report to Committee. To attend meetings of Fire and Light Committee. Duties of Superinten- dent of Fire Alarm. (2) To be present at all fires and direct the opera- tion of the Fire Brigade thereat. (3) To keep such books of account as may be neces- sary to show the property of the Fire Department, and the outlays and supplies therefor from day to day. (4) To keep i,he time of all men employed under the Fire Department and the wages due them, and to certify the sar.e monthly to the Fire and Light Com- mittee and oftener if required. (6) To investigate and report to the Committee or the Council £,11 complaints against any of the men under his charge, and to temporarily suspend the same for pny neglect of duty or disobedience. (6) To report from time to time to the Fire and Light Committee and to the CouTiil upois all matters appertaining to the Fire Department, and especially the efficiency of the Fii-i.' Brigade and the condition of the plant and appliances tliereof. (7) To attend all meetings of the Fire and Light Committee, and to perform such ot'ier duties as may be assighcd to him by the Council or the Fire and Light Committee. SUPERINTENDENT OF FIRE ALARM. 19. It shiJl be the duty of the Superintendent ot the Fire Alarm. To have charge (1) To take charge of and keep in working order the Telegraph Lines, Instruments. Battery and Battery Room, and all other apparatus belonging thereto. ve in- structioc. 68 (2) To give practical instructions to persons under logi him in the Department, and to all Fire Alarm Key- holders. (3) To keep a proper register of parties havingr keys To keep reg- 1 J 11 1 . „ n J isterofkejs. and record all '.hanger tnat may from time to time occur. (4) To report promptly to the Chief of the Fire To report inter- T-i J. i • , , . . , rupiions in JJepa'tment any interruptions m tho working of the service, lines or apparatus. (5) To see that the same are repaired as speedily as to see to possible, and when the same are reimiied to notify the ""*'"* Chief of the 'department of the fact. (6) To carry out and perform such duties as may To perform be assigned to him by the Water Works Commit lee KomSS or the Fire and Light Committee. (7) To perform such other duties as may be required To perform of him by the Council. other duties. WATER WOixis^S ENGINEER. 20. It shall be the duty of the Water Works Duties of Engineer, in addition to those prescribed by law or KneS!."'^* » by any By-law or resolution of the Council, oi of the Standing Committe oi: Water Works : — (1) To have charge of all the various properties and To have charge works required for the supply ot the City with water, buiTdSsf"'^ and of the inspection of all buildings and premist;s supplied with water. (2) To have the immediate control and supervision Tohavecontroi of all the men employed in the Water W(»rks Depart- ''^ ^^'p'^^"'**'- ment outside of the City Hall, and to suspend or dis- m i I i To attend committee meetiDRS. To report annually. To perfoTDP othsr duties. Duties of Col- lector of Water Kales. To provide security. To I'-'ippro- pe :.,uoount8. To account daily to Treasurer. To observe regulations of committee. 64 charge any of said employees failing lo comply with any orders ot the said Engineer, or any rules and regulations of the Department. (3) To attend all meetings of th j Water Works Com- mittee, and to keep a record of the proceedings thereof, and to carry out the instructions of the said Water Works Committee. (4) On or before the 15th day ot December in each year to prepare and present to the Water Works Com- mittee a report, in writing, upon the general condition of the several works in connection with the Water Works Department, accompanied by such information and suggestions as he shall deem necessary. (6) And to perfonr- 'ich other duties as niay be as- siirned to him bv the Council or the Water Works Committee. COLLECTOR OF WATER RATES. 21. It shall be the duty uf the Collector of Water Rates in addition to the duties prescribed by )aw or by any By-law or resolution of the Council, or ot the Standing Committee on Water Works : — (1) To provide the security required by the City Council. (2) To keep proper books of account to show the amounts received trom day to day. (3) To pay and duly account daily for all collections made, to the City Treasurer. (4) To carry out and observe the instructions and legulations of the Water Works Committee. (5) To hiin by ti 23. TI Engineer (1) To and to c satisfactic such worl (2) Wh pare plans done by o (3) VVh( and to pre (4) To€ and highw of repair i Works. (5) Ifai cause tho ; to report t (6) To SI city are k whenever c (7) To s being done thorough fa and superv is not done 65 (5) To perform such other duties as may be assigned to perform him by the Council or the Water Works Committee. """'' **""''• CITY ENGINEER. 22. The following shall be the duties of the City B""." of City -Ciiigineer : — (1) To examine all work done \yj the corporation o^ 1 , ,.« , ''I io examine and to certity as to the completion thereof to his woTk"''^'''" satisfaction, and the amount to be paia :n respect of such work. (2) When required by the Board of Woiks to ore- T« P^-^P^e , , . > h^'- plans and pare plans and estimates foi all works required to be ^'^'^^'^'^s- done by (.r on behalf of tbj Corporation. (3) When required, to superintend the doino- of work To superintend ] , a '- works, ana to pre[)are contracts in connection therewith. (4) To examine into the state of repair of all streets To examine and highways within the city, and to report any want '''''« '^*^''^««^«- of repair that may be found therein to the Board oi Works. (5) If any repairs require to be promptly done to Tomakene es- cause the same to be done forthwith au'l I-i mediately "''''"^*'"- to report the same to the Board of Works. (6) To see that the streets and thorouo-hfares of the To see that «if,r 1 1. 1 1 , ° Streets are City are kept clean, and to have the same cleaned ^^"^^ '''^''°- whenever directed so to do by the Board of Works. (7) To superintend the doing ot all work which is To have charge being done for the Corporation on any of the streets or ""^ °'^"' thoroughfares within the city, and to have the charge and supervision of the men employed when the work is not done by contract. 66 To keep record (8) To keep a correct record of the men employed oHme and ^^ ^^^ Corporation on street repairs, and of the time they are employed and the wages paid to them, and to deliver a copy thereof to the Treasurer fortnightly or oftener if required. (9) And to perform such other duties as may be required of him by the Corporation. FOrEMAN. 23. Tt shall be the duty of the Foreman : — (1) To aid and assist the City Engineer in works of construction and repair of the streets and squares. To perform other duties. Dalies of fore- man. To assist City Engineer. To keep ac- (2) To receive and ^£,nve out all material in stock and *'**""* °^^'"*"^' all supplies received, and to keep such accounts thereof as may be required, and to return the same when directed. To keep time of men. (8) To keej) the time of all men employed under him and certii'y tho same weekly to the Board of Works committee. To attend when (4) To attend with the Pay Clerk or at the Trea- men are paid, g^^.^^.-g QfR^^e, whenever the men under his control are paid. To measure work and material. (5) To make all measurements of work and material which may be required and to return the same to the City Engineer monthly or otherwise, as may be directed. To see that (6) To see that any water, gas, or drain services properly laid, have been properly laid on any of the streets, that the trenches have been properly re-tilled, the earth well 67 rammed, and the sidewalks properly replaced, or in case of neglect on the part of the parties laying down such services, to report the fact at once to the City Engineer. (7) To keep a "Measurement Book," in which he^o'^^^^^a ^ ' measuremeflt shall enter all measurements of work or repairs done ^°°''*' and materials delivered for the same, with dates and names as may be required. * (8) To perform such other duties as may from time To perform to time be assigned to him by the City Engineer, the ^^ ®'"'^"^'*^- Board of Works Committee, or the Citv Council. i' I INSPi:CTOR OF LICENSES. 24. It shall be the duty of the Inspector of i^utyof ;nspeo- • . torof Lioensea. Licenses : — (1) To attend all meetings of the License Committee T" attend ^ meetuiKs of whenever necessary, and whenever he is notified so committee, to do. (2) To advise generally from time to time with the Toadyiae witk License Committee on all matters incident to his office. (3) To prepare clas^fied lists of all persons required To make list of to take out licenses, and to use all diligence to supple- tptakrout" ment and perfect the same from time to time, and submit the same monthly, or oftener it required, for the examination of the License Committee. (4) To receive and keep a complete registry of all To keep a. applications tor licenses or for transfers of licenses. ■""'"'' 68 Toanquireas (5) To ascertain the truth of petitions accompany- to sureties. .^^ ^^^^^ appHcations, and whether the sureties ten- dererl (where sureties are required) are solvent and responsible persons. To inspect (6) To make a,n inspection of the piemises in which premises. ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ calling or biisiuess for the carrying on of which a license is required, is to be ts J bells, horns or bell, blow any horn, shout, scream or make any un- unusual noise, usual noise or noises calculated to disturb the iidiabi- tants of tlie said City ; provided always that nothing herein contained shall prevent the ringing of bells in connection with any church, chapel, meeting house or religious service, or the ringing of fire bells or fire alarms, or the making of any other noise for the pur- pose of giving alarm or notice of tire, or any other danger or for any other just or lawful excuse. 8. No person shall, within the said City, knowingly False aianns of give or make any false alarm of fire by the ringing of any fire bell or fire alarm, or by shouting or calling out »' Fire " in a loud voice. 9. No person shall, within the said City, fire or dis- Discharge of charge any cannon, gun, pistol or other fire arm ; pro- fn*otty°iiinuJ: vided that nothing herein contained shall apply to Her Majesty's soldiers, or militia on duty, or at drill or at target practice, or to any justice of the peace, police officer or sheriff's officer of the said City. 10. No person shall fire or set off e-uy fire-ball, Fireworks, squib, firecracker or other fireworks within the said f ' 72 Charivari r like disturb- ance. Breach of tho peace* Interruption of Council meetings. Disorderly oou' duct. Loitering. City, unless aut)iori7A'o*'/\/-»»-» 73 16. No poraon shall cause a disturbance in any street disturb- street, lane, higliway, [)ark or |)ublic ground in the "'"*'*'■ said City, by tifrhting, slioutinjij, screatning, swearing or singing, or by being drunk, or by impeding or in- commoding peaceable passengers thereon. 17. No person shall, by disr1\arging firo-a»-mH, or by Disturbing the riotous or disorderly conduct in any street, lane, high- ''*'^°'' way, ])ark or ))ublic ])laco, wantonly or maliciously disturb the peace and ({uiet of the inmates of any dwelling house near such street, lane, highway, park or pnblic place within tlie said City. 18. No person shall k ^ taiDS or reeor- fountains or reservoirs within the said City, or any fng^nimaiS' cup or d linking vessel or other property belonging ve8se?8.'**' thereto, or take exclusive possession thereof, or pre- vent access being had thereto by any other person or persons, nor shall any person defile or foul ai^y public well, spring or drinking fountam or reservoi-"^ or any other public water in the said City, nor shall any per- son suffer or permit his horse or other animal to drink out of any bucket or other drinking vessel belonging to or usually ut-ed at any such public well, pump, drinking fountain, reservoir or tank. ill' I 76 Ca,itie running 31. No person shall permit or suffer any horse, at large. mule, ass, cow, swine, sheep, or goat belonging to him or her, or which may be in his or her charge, to run at large within the said City, or permit or suffer any such hoi'se, cow, swine, sheep or goat to graze m, along or upon any street, lane, sidewalk, boulevard, park, square or ( fowl, or other animal of any description be- pubfio pUms. longing to him or her, or in YAf. or her charge, which may have cause, to ] the River River, wit l>art of tl] lane, high said City. 35. No the City { annoying 1)iting, anc laro'e with muzzled, o 1 laborer ( ferocious < mankind. 36 No within th' wild aiiinij liarborer o 37. An any infrac conijilianct upon the ( tiate, May having jur fine as the Justices C( dollar, and the co.sts ( thereof, th( of the gooc 77 may have come to its death by drowning or any other cause, to lie in or ui)on any part of tliose portions ot tlio River Ottawa or the Rideau Canal, or Rideau River, within the City of Ottawa, or in or upon any })art of the shores theieof, or in or upon any street lane, highway, park, public or private ground in the said City. 35. No person shall keep, have or harbor within P^^uP'".^^"" ^ harboring the City of Ottawa any dog that is in the habit of ''^°'''"' '^°«'- annoying the neighborhood by barking, liowling or 1)iting, and no person shall suffer or permit to run at large witliin the City of Ottawa any dog not securely, muzzled, of which he or she is the owner, possessor, harborer or caretaker, if sucli dog is of a vicious or ferocious disposition or accustomed to snap at or bite mankind. 3f). No person shall suiier or permit to run at laro-e , ' . . ^ »■ Wild animals witiiin the Citv ot Ottawa any wolf, bear, or other ?''* p«'™\"8cI " ^ •^ ' ' to run at large. wild animal of wliich he or she is the owner, possessor, harborer or caretaker. 37. Any pei'son or persons who shall be guilty of p ^^^^ any infraction or breach of this by-law, or of non- com[)liance with any of the requirements thereof, shall, upon the conviction thereof, before the Police Magis- trate, Mayoi-, 01 any Justice or Justices of the Ptace having jurisdiction in the matter, forfeit and pay such tine as the said Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice, or Justices convicting shall inflict, of not less than one dollar, and not more than fifty dollais, together with the costs ot prosecution ; and in default of payment thereof, the same shall be collected by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in cas,^ i^mi h by drowning or any other ly part of tliose portions ot J Rideau Canal, or Rideau Ottawa, or in or upon any ', or in or upon any street ic or private ground in the eep, liave or harbor within F^^.p'V or ^ barbonng log that is in the habit of ^^°^""' ^°«'- jd by barking, howling or 1 suffer or permit to run at ttawa any dog not securely he is the owner, possessor, such dog is of a vicious or tustonied to snap at or bite tier or permit to run at larcre ^ '^ Wild animals a any wolf, bear, or other ?"* P«f"?\"ed •^ ' ' to run at large. ■ she is the owner, possessor, ons who shall be guilty of p^^^^^^ of this by-law, or of non- requirements thereof, shall, )f, before the Police Mao-is- 3e or Justices of the Ptace natter, forfeit and pay such gistrate. Mayor, Justice, or ntlict, of not less than one fifty dollai's, together with and in default of payment ollected by distress and sale I the offender ; and in cas.'* '■ ; ii 11^ 78 Penalty of non-paymcut of the fine breach, and their being no disi the same can be levied, such sioned in the Common Gaol of with or without hard labor, j cretion o' the Police Magist Justices so convicting, not exce such fine and costs be sooner j Given under the Corpora Ottawa this 13th day of Octol Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. payment of the tine inflicted for any such and their being: no distress found out of which e can be levied, such offender shall be impri- 11 the Common Gaol of the County of Cavleton, without hard labor, for any tiniL in the dis- 0.' the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or so convicting, not exceeding si.^ months, unless e and costs be sooner paid. en under the Corporate Seal of the City of this 13th day of October, A.D. 1890. BY-LAW No. 1076. Entitled " By-law for the Protection and ^regu- lation of the Streets of the City of Ottawa." The Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordains as follows: — 1 . Each newly elected Council of the said City shall Board of works as soon as convenience will permit, annually appoint from amongst its own membars a Standing Committee to be called the Board of Works, and shall also from time to time hll up from its own members all or any vacancies that may occur therein, an.l it shall be the duty of the said Board of Woiks to attend to all mat- ters assigned to it by the said CouMcil, and especially to sec to the enforcement of this Flic places of the said City, or on the steps of any house or other premises open to a public street, lane or public place. Provided always that nothing contained in this clause shall be con- strued to extend to any party duly appointed and authorized by the said Municipal Council to follow the calling of public crier or city bollman. 1'. No person shall expose in any of the streets, Ga-ubiingde- 1 1 1 .. , vices. lanes, paiks or ])ublie places of the said City, any table oi- device of any kind whatever, upon or with or by which any game of chance or hazard can be played, and no poison shall play at or upon any such table or straw or other combustible matter for the purpose of 't"5ts? '° 6 Mi fireworks. Breaking up streets or side' walks. I 82 consuming the same in any of the streets, lanes, parks or public places ot the said City, or in any enclosure within 100 feet of any building, and no person shall carry fire through any of the streets, lanes, parks or public places in the said City except in some covered vessel or metal firepan. 15. No person or persons shall make or light any fire or bonfires in any of the streets, lanes, parks or public places of the City, or shall set fire to any fire- works within the said City unless specially authorized by the Mayor or Municipal Council of the said City, and no person or persons shall light, set ofi" or throw any firecracker, squib, serpent or other noisy, otten sive or dangerous substance or fireworks in any ot the streets, lanes, parks, or public places ot the said City. 16. No person shall break, tear up or remove any planking, pavement, sidewalk, crossing, curbing, mac- adam or other road surface, or make any excavation in or under any street, lane or sidewalk within the said City for any purpose whatsoever, without the permission of the said Board of Works or City Coun- cil, and it shall be the duty of every person breaking, tearing up or removing any planking, pavement, side- walk, crossing, curbing, macadam or other road sur- face, or making any excavation in or under any such street or sidewalk, as speedily as practicable and under the di>ectioR and supervision of the Engineer of the said City, to replace, relay and make good, and to put in as good order and repair as before to the satisfaction of the said Engineer every . sleigh or other vehicle or other conveyance, in any t£ the stroets, alleys, lanes or public places in the said City, without securely fastening such horse, horses or other animals to a post, stake or weight sufficient to hold such horse, horses or otJier animals, and to pre- vent the same from running away. 43. No person shall tie or fasten any horse or other ti°teieg^rapif*^ animal to any lamp post, telegraph post or telephone ^pumps!"''^*" post or pole, or to anT- hydrant or water pump in any of the said stj eets, lanes or public places or grounds of the said City. 43. No person shall leave or permit his horse or C -ngs. other animal to remain in, upon or across any side- walk, pavement or crossing in the said City, except whilst in the act ot crossing, or tie his horse or permit or leave his horse or otiier animal, or the carriage, sleigh, cart, or other conveyance thereto, to remain upon or across any street, lane, sidewalk, pavement or crossing. ; 44. No owner or driver of any unlicensed carriagei Loitering by sleigh, waggon or other vehicle drawn by a horse or drivers.^^* horses, and used for the conveyance of passengers from the City of Ottawa to any place without the same, shall stand with his carriage, sleigh, waggon or other vehicle on any of the streets, lanes, or public places of the said City while waiting for passengers between one journey d the commencement of another. r;- J IHS- i T Loiterin" generally. 00 45, No person shall permit his horse, cart, carnage, wagcfon, sleigh, or other vehicle to stand upon any street of the said Ciiv of Ottawa longer than it is absolutely necessary for the owner, driver, or person using the same to transact his husiness with the per- son or persons opposite whose premises the same sliall stand. Vehicles may stand only where owner or driver has business. Obstructions by vehicles. 46. No person shall leave his horse, cart, waggon, sleigh, or other vehicle standing opjwsite any other person's door on any of the streets, lanes or public places of the said City than such as the owner or driver may have business with. 4 7. No person shall in any wise obstruct the fi'ee use of any of the streets, lanes or sidewalks of the said City, or the crossing across any such public streets or lanes, or in any wise obstruct any of the approaches to any of the wharves or railway stations in the said 'Jity by stopping or leaving standing any animal, hoise, cart, carriage, waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle across the same, or by any other means. 48. No person shall cross or attempt to cross with a waggon, carriage, sleigh or other vehicle, or in any way interrupt any funeral or religious procession in said City. Slejgh bells. 49. No person shall diive with any horse or other animal any description of sleigh or other vehicle on runners on any of the streets or lanes in the said City, without having two or more bells affixed to each of the horses or other animals using the same. 50. No person shall carry or convey any timber or other materials through or over any of the macadam- ized streets or lanes of the said City, unless such Funeral or relif'ious pro- cessions. DrsKging timber, etc. 91 timber or materials be so attached and secured to the cart, waggon, carriage, sleigh or vehicle in such a man- ner as not to drag or touch the surface of such streets or lanes. 5 I. The owner or occupant of any house or build- Waterspouts, ing adjoining any street, lane or highway within the said City shall not by means of a water s])oat or other- wise convey the water from the roof of such house or building in or upon any sidewalk or footpath in the said City, and should such owner or ocjupant use a water spout to convey the water from the roof of any such house or building such water spout shall be water tight and be carried into the building and con- nected with a drain or sewer to carry off the said water> 01 the same shall be carried under the sidewalk or foot- path by means of a tile or wooden drain so that the water passing through the same from the roof may empty into the gutter or the outer edge of such side- walk or footpath. 52. Every occupant.and in case there is no occupant Removal of 'J i ' 1 suowfrom the owner of every house, shop or building, and every "*'^^' person having the charge or care of any church, chapel, orother public building abutting on orerected within ten ten feet of any street, lane or highway or sidewalk in the said City, shall whenever snow or ice shall accumu- late or form on the roof or eaves of such house or building, or church, chapel, or public building as afore- said so as to be dangerous to persons passing, cause the same to be forthwith removed therefrom, and while removing and having the same removed shall take due and proper care and precaution for the w^arning and safety of persons passing. ' i I! illil ■■ i ■ n 92 Cleaning side- walks. Clearing off jnow and ice. 53. Every occupant, and in case there is no occu- pant, tlie owner of every liouse, shop, building or lot or parcel of land in the said City, and every person havini,^ charge or care of any chuich, chapel or other public building, lot or parcel of land in the said City fronting or abutting on any public street or streets, lane or lanes in the said City where the sidewalks are planked, flagged or paved, shall water and cleanly sweep and keep free from obstruction of dirt, dust, snow, ice or other incumbrances the pavement or side- walk in front and about the house, shop, building, lot or parcel of land, church, chapel or other public build- ing, lot or ground owned by him or her, or in his or her charge as aforesaid, before eight o'clock in the morning of each day, from the tirst day of May till the lirst day of October, and shall sweep the same before nine o'clock every morning during the rest of the year (Sundays excepted), and every such owner and care- taker as aforesaid shall not obstruct with dirt, dust, snow, ice or other incumbrance, the drains, gutters or water courses in front of or ^about such house, shop, building, lot or parcel of land, church, chapel or other public building owned, occupied, or in his charge as aforesaid, and shall at all times keep such part of the sidewalks clean and free from obstruction or incum- brances. 54. Every occupant, and in case there is no occu- pant, the owner of every house, shop, building or lot or parcel of land fronting or abutting on any public street or street;-', lane or lanes in the said Citv, and every person having charge or care of any church, chapel, or other public building, lot or parcel of land fronting or abutting on any public street oi' streets 93 lane or lanes in the said City, where tlie sidewalks are planked, flagged or paved, shall within the first four hours after every fall of snow or fall ot* hail or rain which shall freeze on the sidewalks or in the drains, gutters or water courses opposite the same, or after a fall of snow from off any building, cause tlu; same to be removed entirelv (>ff the sidewalks, and to the breadth of (me foot outside the drains, gutters or water course^ opposite each house, shop, church, cha])el or other public building, lot or pai'cel of land as afore- said, and in case the ice or snow shall be so frozen that it cannot be removed without injur}' to the side- walk, pavement, drain, gutter or water course every sudi ])erson as aforesaid shall strew th(; same with salt, ashes, sand or some other suitable substance, but no person shall sprinkle, spread o' place, or cause to be spriidvled spread or jdaeed, any salt, ashes or like substance on the road or carriageway of any public street, lane or hiixhway within the said Citv. 55. In case the said snow, ice and dirt have not l" default Cor- poration may been so removed from the sidewalks and irutteis, drains ^'^ the work at o ' owner 8 or water courses adjoining any premises in the Cit}' of ^^p®°^«* Ottawa within twenty-four hours after any fall of snow, rain or hail, it shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner or other person ap|)ointed for that pur- pose to give information and ])rosecute the jmrties in default if resident within the said Cit}', and also forth- with to cause the said snow, ice and dirt to be removed at the expense of the Corporation, and to keep an ac- count of all expenses so incurred, and of the properties in respect of which such moneys have been expended and the names of the owners and occupants thereof oa the last revised assessment roll, and to make a return flflp • ■ ; f i ■ VI 94 ( d- I.J Hi i 'M 1 ' H^H ■ i ^1 1 ^ w to the Treasurer of the City of Ottawa on the iirst day of January, April. July and October in each year of all expenses as aforesaid during the preceding quar- ter, 'with tlie number on the last revised assessment roll of the property in respect of which the said expense was incurred, and the names of the owners and occu- pant thereof as appearing on the said roll, and the said Treasurer shall, in a book to be kept by him for that purpose, charge against each such parcel of land the unpaid balance of such expenses, and cause the .«ame to be collected in the same manner as other mu- nicipal taxes. Provided that in any areas or sections Snow clearing ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ defined by any By-law of the Council ty-iawexcep. of the said City in which the snow and ice shall be removed from the sidewalks by contract, and the expenses thereby incurred paid by a special rate upon the real property therein according to the frontage thb.dof, it shall not be necessary for any such owner or occupant or ciretaker to remove the ice and snow from the sidewalks adjoining his property or the pro- perty or buildings in his charge within the said areas whilst any such B>-law is in force, but all and every such owner, occupant and caretaker shall observe all the other provisions aforesaid as to the keeping of the sidewalks swept and clean from all other filth or ob- structions, and as to keeping the drains, gutters and water courses clean and free from obstructions or in- cumbrances aforesaid. Sncw to be spread after removal. 56. Every person who shall remove any snow or ice from any sidewalk, footpath or premises in the said City, shall spread and deposit the same in such a manner and with such precautions on the roadway In front of the premises as to prevent any undue accu- 95 mulation thei-eof in any channel or carriageway, or upon any street crossing, and so as not to obstruct in any way the free use of such roadway or the pubUc traffic thereon. 57. If in the process of the removal of any snow Remoyal from from any yard or premises any person sliould allow any part of such snow to fall or be deposited upon any sidewalk, footway, pavement, drain or gutter in the said City, he shall forthwith remove such snow from such sidewalk, footway, pavement, drain or gutter. 58. Every person who for the purpose of dissolv-Useofflaitor ing or facilitating the removal of any snow or ice from any sidewalk, footway or pavement shall throw salt, ashes or other material upon such snow or ice, shall forthwith upon such snow or ice becoming dissolved or capable of removal, effectually remove from such footway or pavement the whole of the de- posit resulting from the mixture of the salt with the snow and ice. 59. Every person removing or causing to be re- ^^S,?J^J °^ moved any filth, dust, ashes or rubbish through or along any street, lane or highway in the said City shall not in the process of removal deposit, or cause to be deposited or let fall any such filth, dust, ashes or rubbish upon any sidewalk, footway, pavement or car- riageway of any street in the said City, and for tht purpose of such removal he shall in every case, use or cause to be used a suitable vessel or receptacle, cart, sleigh or other means of conveyance properly con- structed and furnished with a sufficient covering so as to prevent the escape of the contents thereof, and shall adont other nrecautions as mav be necessarv to I 90 Rubbish "pil- jed to be initiieiliately rciiiDveiJ. pravont nnv such filtli. dust, ashes, r.i nil.bi^h tVom beitin- slopiXMl oi- spilled, or f.-om l.-dliiiM- in the process of removal upon such sidesvulk, footway, pavement oi caiTuiijewjiv. C(). if in the process ofsuoli rein )val any peis 'ii shnll slop (»i- spill, or cjuise or allow to full upon ;i,iiy side- walk, footway, pavement or carriageway in tlie said City any siicli filth, dust, ashes or rubbish from the place wliei-eon tlie same may liave been slopped or spilled or may Jiave lalleii, such person shall immedi- ately tliercnfter thorouohly sweep or otherwise thoroughly cleanse such place. Shade trees. fit Ornamental or shade ti-ees may be ))lanted or set out in tin; public streets of the said City, at or withi.i tlie distance of two feet (at the most) from the edge of the sidewalk nearest to the cai-iiaixewav, and also Avithin the limits of any parts of such streets which, under the provisions of this By-law, may be used for the purpose of formin;,^ a boulevard, but no person shall ].lant any of the trees known as the Silver .Po])Iai-, I'.alm -f Clilead or Cotton Tree, or the Willow, and the planting of any such last mentioned trees in any such streets is hereby i)rohibited. Size pre- scribed. Where to be planted. 62. Ail trees which .shall hereafter be planted in any of the j^ublic sti-eets as aforesaid, shall be at least one and a-half inches in diameter at the height of three feet from the ground, and shall be planted sixteen feet and six inches apart, and the same distance from any other trees previously planted in the same street, and not less than ten or more than thirteen feet from the line of any such street. 1)7 63. Every person planting a tree in any of the frw Boie*. |)uV>lic streets of the said City shall immediately sur- round the same and keep tl. same, in order to protect the same from injury, surrounded for at least three years thereafter by a strong box at least four feet in height and not more than one foot and f-ix inches in diameter at the base, and not more than one toot in diameter at the top. 64. That a premium of twenty-five cents shall be Premiumi. paid by this Corporation to the owner or owners of any iot or lots within the limits of the City of Ottawa for each tre-'^ ' in the street by such owner or owners in f ch lot or lots in the manner liereinbefore Providijd always that any such premium s;. be [)aid upon the ceitificate of the City Kiigineer, ana for sucli trees alone as shall be in g0(jd condition two years after the same shall have been planted. 65. The owner or occupier of any lot or parcel of Trimming, land witliin the said City opposite to vt^hich any tree is planted shall cause the same to be kept trimmed at all timi-,so that projecting iimbs and boughs shall not be less than nine feet above the sidewalk. 66. No person shall tie or fasten any hi ii;-.'-vx x-t~ T« 99 ing to a plan tlioreof to bo furnished by the City Enpfineer, aiul sliould any such bouU;vard be yo made without sucli pennission or contrary to the plan of the City En«,''noer, the Board of Works or City Coun- cil may cause the same to be removed or oomph'ted according to the f.lan of the City Enginee», and the cost oi" such removal or com))l<. tion shall bo borne by the person wrongly making ov rel'using to comi)lete the same. i i A 70. Every boulevard which has been heictofjre oidbouievarda '' iniiy be oon- made in the sai^- No person shall hold or keep any exhibition for hire or protit or keep a bowling alley, roller skating rink, rifle or shooting gallery, theatre, music hall, or other building or place used for theatrical, dramatical, musical or other entertainments, or any other place of amusement within the said City without having ob- tained a license so to do. 15. No person shall keep any bowling alley, bil- liard room or bagatelle room, or any other place of amusement, or any place for holding any exhibition for hire or profit which shall open into or communicate by a door, window or other opening with any bar room or other place used for the sale of liquor by wholesale or retail, and no license shall be granted therefor. 16. No person shall open or keep any bowling alley, billiard room or bagatelle room, or any other place of amusement, or any other place for holding any exhibition for hire or profit, on Sundays, or be- tween the hour of eleven o'clock in the afternoon and the hour of six o'clock in the iorenoon of any week day, and all such places shall be kept closed during all Sundays and portions of week days as aforesaid. dUrVputi^r'* * '^- ^^ P^»'««n licensed under the provisions of this FAqSeSt"'' " % law or any By-law of the said City to keep a bowl- cenaedpiaoffl. i^g ^n^^^ billiard or bagatelle table, victualling house, ordinary, or house where fruit, o> ;rs, clams or vie- tuals are sold to be eaten therein, or a place for the reception, refreshment or entertainment of the public shall permit any drunken or disorderly person, or any keeper of a house of ill-fame, or any common Sabbath obserranoe. prosti- ■ ^1 100 tute to resort to or frequent the premises kept by him in respect of which such license is granted, or keep or suffer or permit to be kept in such premises any faro J^Vfces'to b© bank, rouge et noir, roulette table, or any other device ''®'"* for gambling or gaming, or suffer or permit tippling or gambling of any kind to be carried on therein, or suf- er or permit any noise, disorderly conduct, disturb- ance 3r breach of the peace to take place therein. 18. No person shall sell or ofler for ;iale milk in Milk vendors, the City of Ottawa without having first procured a license so to do under the provisions of this By-law. 19. Every licensed vendor of milk offering milk for benlraUheV* sale in the City of Ottawa shall at least once a year deliver to the License Inspector a .statement contain- ing : (1) His name and address. (2j The source or sources of his milk supply. (3) The number of cows in liis possession. (4-) The average quantity of milk disposed of, either (a) to milk shops (b) to milk vendors (c) or to private customers. (5) The kind of food sup- plied to his cows, if ot brewery grains, ensilage, or oil cake, the amounts in proportion to the total f o( d supplied. (6) The situation of his dairy or dairies, and such other information as the said Inspector may require relating to the said business. 20. Every licensed dairyman or milk vendor shall ^^"***i'5"' comply with the various clauses of Ihe Public Health •*"•■• Act by giving notice to the Local B«)ard of any cases of contagious animal diseases defined by tlie Public Health Act occurring amongst his cattle, or of any con- tairious diseases in his family or in the farm house or shop at which, from which or in which the milk is «,].'! I ii 110 either sent or received, and he shall further carry out the restrictions laid upon him by the Local lioard under the Public Health Act. GradesofiEiik. gl. There shall be thr.-e ;,Mades of milk of the standard (juality and test values shown by the Feser Lactosco|)e as follows : — Grades. Fat. No. 1 Quality 4.75 percent. do 2 do 4.00 do do 3 do 3.50 do Quality of milk 22. Every licensed milk veu'lor .sliall have his cans to be marked ^ on can. qj. vessels Containing his milk for sale numboved 1, 2 or 3 in lar^^e letters not less than two inches in lennjth painted thereon, according to the grade of the milk contained therein and so .sold or ofieied for sale, and the milk in such vessels or cans respectively shall nut be inferior to the gi-ade represented by the number of the cans or ves.sels containing the same, nor .'-hall any such vendor sell or offer for sale any milk not up to the grade at which the same is sold or I'epresented by the vessel from which the same is taken when so sold or offered for sale, and any milk not being equal to the said third quality shall not be .sold or offered for sale, except as .skimmed milk. Adulterated or 23. No licensed milk vendor shall sell or offer for unwnol<»9ome "■"*• .sale in the City of Ottawa, any milk which is un- ile.some or unfit for human food, or any milk which h, "^een adulterated oi* has been reduced or changed by the addition of water or other substance, or by the removal of cream, or milk known as swill milk, or milk from ccws or other animals fed upon (a) distillery slop, (6) starch factory products, {c) garbage or othe.r Ill liko snb.statice, or milk from diseased animals, but skimmed milk may be sold as such if contained in vessels or vana bearing upon their exterior the word " skinmied " placed conspicuously in Ittters not less than two inches in lcn<;th, and no ])erson sliall supply such skimmed milk in any milk not up to the grade of third tpiality as herein detined, unless such cpiality of milk is asked for the purcha?*}!'. 24. Every licensed milk vendor shall permit all his j;';^^'?',*^ *>• 1 11 1 ' • 1 lU,,,. inspection. milch cows and cow byres, and all dauies and othei placcN in which milk is sold or kept for general us(s to Itc inspected by the License Inspector and members ,,f the Police force of the City of Ottawa, snid by the Medical Ht-nlth Otiicer and Sanitary Insi)eetois of the said City wlu-never any tf sueh oliicers may desire to do so, and no licensed vendor of milk shall keep any milk iiitendt'd lor sale or which may be afterwards sold or otfeied tor sale in the said City, in any place where such milk is likely to become unwholesome or liable to produce disease, cither l)y reason ot adultera- tion, contamination with sewage, absorption of disease germs, infection oi cows, uncleanliness or any other recognized cause, nor in any place condenmed I the License Inspectors, Medical Health Ofticer or Sanitary Inspector for the said City. 25. Every licensed vendor of milk shall have ' '^ License num- number of his license conspicuously placed oi, the displayed, wami-on or vehicle from which his milk is sold, and every can or vessel from which it is sold when no vehicle is used. 26. Every dairyman ami vendor of milk and every driver of milk v/aggons or vehicles, having in his pos-
  • ' ' f •'! ~M ; :J 112 Miikianpieii session, in the City of Ottawa, milk for sale in the to b« furnished. . ■, ^. » • i n i said City at the time, shall, whenever so requested fuinish the License Inspector and the members of the Police force for the City of Ottawa and the Medical Hoalth Officer or Sanitary Insjicctors for the said City, witli such samples of nulk as they or any of them mny require from time to time and at such |)laces as the samples may be demanded. n Record of samples. 27. Every eample of milk -hall have a label attach- ed to the vessel ccmtaining it, which shall have writ- ten thereon at the time ot collectitjg it, the number of the sample, date of collection and the initials of the officer or inspector receiving saine, who shall at once entei" in a book (carried for that purpose) for further reference, a corresponding number with the nnnie of the owner or driver from whom the said sample was obtained. E.-caminaii n. jjS. Each sample shall be examined sepjirately ac- cording ti> its number, by the Mi'dical Health Officer or any such other officer as may be appointepiioationg 3Q Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office shall keep a book in which shall bo entered at the time of application the name and residence of any person who may apply for employment, and the name and residence of any person who may make application to be. supplied with male or female domes- tics, servants or other labourers, clerks or other em- ployees, and also any and all sums of money which may be received from any person for any such ser- vices, and such book shall at all times be open to the for^nspeotu^n. inspection of the Inspector of Licenses, or of any inspector of police or detective in the employ of the Police Commissioners of the said City. Hours to be obserred. io be regis- tered. Register open i 115 37. Every person licensed to keep an intelligence office shall be entitled to receive at the time of applica- tion, the following fees and no more : — (a) From every male applying for place or em- ployment as servant or labourer, a sum not exceeding thirty cents ; as clerk or skilled employee, one dollar. (6) From every female applying for place or em- ployment as dc.mestic servant, a sum not exceeding twenty -five cents ; as governess or clerk, one dollar. (c) From every person making application for a male domestic servant or other labourer, a sum not exceeding thirty cents ; for a clerk or other employee, one dollar. {(I) From every person making application tor a female domestic servant or other labourer, a sum not exceeding tv,-enty-five cents ; for a clerk or other em- ployee, one dollar ; for which said sum a receipt shall he given at the time of making application to the per- son so applying, and in the event of no place or employment being obtained as applied for, or no domestic servant or other labourer, clerk or employee being obtained as applied for within one week from the date of application, one half the fees so paid shall be refunded on the demand of the person producing the receipt. 38. No person licensed to keep an intelligence office as aforesaid, shall directly or indirectly, or through any person or persons make or use any im- proper device, deceit, false representation, false pre- tences or any imposition whatsover for any improper purpose or for the purpose of obtaining a fee, money Tariff of fees. Mule plaoe- seekers. Female plaoe- seekers. Applicants for male labour. ApplionntB for female labour. Fees not to be improperly taken. 116 m License fees. Aaotioneers. Ba«atelle. Billiards. Bowling. Shooting gal- lery. Hawker, etc. or gratuity or other thing of value from any cus- tomer, person or persons, patron or patrons, or shall be guilty of extortion, or shall take or demand any o-reater or other fees than those authorized by this ft By-law. 39. There shall be levied and collected from the applicant for every license granted for every, business or object herein specified as requiring a license, a license fee as follows : — (1) Upon auctioneer's license an annual fee of $100. (2) Upon a license to keep a bagatelle table, for each bagatelle table an annual fee (jf $10. (3) Upon a license to keep a billiard table an annual fee of $2.5, and each additional table an annual fee of .SIO. (4) Upon a license to keep a bowling alley aii annual fee of $10, when the beds do not exceed two, and an annual fee of $5 for each additional bed. (5) Upon a license to keep a rifle or shooting gallerj an annual fee of $10. (6) Upon a license to follow the calling of hawker, pedlar or petty chapman, (a) With a horse, mule or other animal and vehicle an annual fee of $50, (b) on foot an annual fee of $20, except in case of persons travelling on foot and selling from hand or basket, fish, fruit, flowers, tapes, laces, pencils, threads, pens, pins, needles, spoons, combs, matches, soaps or other like sm'all articles, who shall be charged an annual fee of 10 cents. (7) Up by the qi (8) Ui^ annual fe (9) Uj fee of $1 (10) L a milk v( (11) L pawnbro (12) L victuallir entertain tavern oi (13) I transient (14) I menager exhibiti( the cont City ; ar connecte other ex (15) \ business ing, tent theatric? prop r let (16) 1 fl 117 (7) Upon a license to sell meat in less quantity than Meat stall, by the quarter carcase, an annual fee of $oO. (8) Upon a license to keep an intelligence office, an officeV*'*°°* annual fee of $10. (9) Upon a license to keep a junk store an annuaH"°'^ ^t*""®- fee of $10. (10) Upon a license to carry on the business of Milk vendor, a milk vendor an annual fee of $1. (11) Upon a license to carry on the business of a Pawnbroker, pawnbroker an annual fee of $60. (12) Upon a license to carry on the business of a yiotuaiiinK or V ^ ^ ^ ,11 p lodging house, victualling house, lodging house or other place ot entertainment or refreshment other than a licensed tavern or liotel, an annual fee of $1. (13) Upon a license to carry on business as a Jrwisbnt transient trader an annual fee of $100. (14) Upon a license for a travelling circus or Circus, etc. menagerie, hippodrome or other like travelling exhibition a fee of $100 per day for each day during the continuance of the show or exhibition in the said City ; and for each side show or other entertainment connected or associated with such circus, menagerie or other exhibition, a fee of $50 per day. (15) Upon a license to keep and carry on the Theatrew business of a theatre, music hall, or other like build- ing, teut or place which is used for any dramatic, theatrical or musical performance, the lessee or proprietor shall pay an annual fee of $50. (16) Upon a license for the performance of any 118 OymnactB or Mrobats. Viiiting per- troupe or company of actors, musicians or other dramatic or musical performers (not being residents of the said City) where such performance is given else- where than in a licensed theatre or music hall, building, tent or other })lace, for each performance a fee of not less than $10 and not more than $50. Art exhibits. ^JlJ^^^ Upon h, license to exhibit wax works, pictures, paintings, statuary or other works of art, or natural or artificial curiosities, panoramas, tableaux or any other exhibition kept for hire or profit (when such exhibition is given or held elsewhere than in a duly licensed theatre, music hall, or other building, tent or place) for each day of such exhibition, a fee of not less than $5 and not more than $20. (1(S) Upon a license for an exhibition of circus rid- ing, rope dancing, tumbling or other gymnastic or acrobatic performance, or of novelties, wonderful animals, freaks of nature, or other show usually exhibited by showmen when the same shall be held or given elsewhere than in a duly licensed theatre or music hall, building, tent or place, and the price of admission shall be under the sum of twenty-five cents a fee of not less than $5 and not more than $20 per day for each day of such exhibition.. Sleight of ha: d (19) Upon a license for an exhibition of leger- demain, sleight of hand or jugglery, when the same shall be given elsewhere than in a duly licensed theatre or music hall, building, tent or place, a fee of not less than $5 and not more than $50 for each day of such exhibition. (20) Upon a license for keeping any other place of amusement or entertainment, when an admission fee 119 I is charged the proprietor shall pay an annual fee P^»°J|^J„t of not less the.n $50. Provided that no license fee 8«n"»»y- shall be payable by or collectable from any amateur troupe or company residents of the said City, for any performance or exhibition given by them or by the Central Canada Exhibition Association of the said City, or by the Ontario Society of Artists, or by any persons giving any exhibition, musical, dramatic or other performance for the benulit of any charitable instituti(m or object when the performers or exhibitors donate their services towards the objects proposed to be bent lited; and provided also that no license tee exempted, shall be required for holding any exhibition or show other than a circus or menagerie in a theatre, music hall or other public hall used as a place of amusement which is licensed by the year. 40. Every person requiring a license for any of the ^;,«t,^9dj>f^, purposes for which a license is required to be taken ^'°®"^* out under the provisions of the By-laws of the City of Ottawa shall make an application therefor in writing to the License Inspector, which shall contain the name of the applicant or applicants, the trade or business required to be licensed, and the premises or place in which the same shall be carried on. 41. Every license issued under the By-laws of the J^JS.'*"*** said City shall be signed by the Chairman of the License Committee.and countersigned by the License Inspector and shall mention therein the name of the person or persons and the trade or business intended to be li- censed, and the prjmises or place in which the same is to be carried on, together with the date of the issue thereof, and the period for which the same shall con- tinue to be valid, otherwise the same shall be null and void, rave and except licenses to Pawn-brokeis, which 'It' :l « i' 1 W ') ■ fiii Talid only when fee paid 120 sliall be signed by the City Treasurer as required by the Statute in tliat behalf. 42. No license shall have any force or effect until the license fee in respect thereof shall have been paid to the City Treasurer anector may, alter resolution of Rem ;vai upon ' *^ permission. the License Committee allowing the same, endorse on any license permission to the holder thereof, or his as- signs or legal representatives, to remove from the house or j)lace to which his license applies to another house or place to be described in the endorsement, and to be made by '.he License Inspector on th*> license, and situate within tlie said City. 49. Such permission when the approval of the Li- Conditions not ^ ^ 1 n 1 *° be varied cense Committee is endorsed on the license, shall auth- theraoy. orize the holder of the license to carry on the trade or business in the house or place mentioned in the endorse- ment, but not elsewhere, during the unexpired portion of the term for which the license was gianted, in the same manner and upon the same terms and conditions as the said license was granted. pers( 50. Every hawker, pedlar, milk vendor or other licensed under this By-law, who carries on his m 122 Llceniennm- business or calling with any waggon, eart or other vehiolei. vehicle, shall at the time of the issue of his license* receive froi:i the Inspector ot Licenses a number, which shall be fiffixed in a prominent place upon the waggon, cart or other vehicle, and shall remain thereon durint^- the pel iod for which the license is granted; and no such hawker, pedlar or milk vendor shall use any such vehicles for the pur[)Oses of his business without hav- ing such number affixed thereon. Copy of license to be exhibited. 5 I . Every jierson who is licensed under the By-laws of the City of Ottawa to carry on any trade, business or calling in any house, place or premises shall during the currency of the license, have and keep affixed in a conspicuous |)lace to the preuMses in which the trade, business or calling, for the carrying on of which a license is issued, is carried on, or in which the thing in respect of the keeping of which a license is granted, a true copy of the said license printed or written in plain and legible letters. froductd w^h^tn ^^- Every person to whom a license shall be issued required. ^j. transferred, under the authority of the By-laws of the City of Ottawa, shall produce the same whenever it may be demanded l)y the Mayor, Police Magistiatc; or any of the aldermen of the City of Ottawa, or by the License Inspector, or Hny member of the Police force of the said City, or any other person duly authorized in that behalf by the License Committee or the City Council Dispoiitiou of fees. 53. The Treasurer shall keep a separate account of all moneys receiv^ed under this By-law, and the ex- penses connected with the enforcing of the same shall be charged against the same account, and the balance, if any, shall be annually transferred to' the credit of the annual revenue account ', provided alwa^^s that all 123 accounts charged or paid as aforesaid shall be certified by the Inspector of Licenses and be countersigned by the Chairman of the Staiidhig Committee on Licenses. 54. Any person or persons who shall be guilty of Penalty, any infraction or breach cf this By-law, or of non-conv plianco with any of the requirements thereof, sliall, upon conviction thereof, before the Police Magistrate, Mayor, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace, having jurisdiction in the matter, forfeit atid pay such fine as the said Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting shall inflict, of not less thfin one dollar, and not more than fifty dollars, together with the costs of prosecution ; and in default of payment thereof, the same f^hall be collected by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in ca3e of non-pay- ment of the fine inflicted for any such breach, and there being no distress found out of which the same can be levied, such offender shall be imprisoned in the common gaol of the County of Carleton, with or with- out hard labour, for any time in the discretion of the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Jubtices so convicting, not exceeding six months, unless such fine and costs be sooner paid. Given under the Co'porate Seal ot the City o£ Ottawa, this 18th day o.. October, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor. 1. i J;J M BY-LAW No. 1078. ' 31 Entitled " By-law respecting Public Markets and Weigli Houses." TablioMarkets •Btablished. ■11 1 -^wH^^^K^S^ jiiH^^Krll |)- ! 1 I^K 1 ' w^H| < 1 '^^B^^K iEMtern Market. The Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordains as follows : — 1. The following public markets of the City of Ottawa are hereby established ; and named and designated as follows : " The Eastern Meat, Fish and Produce Market," " The Western Meat, Fish and Produce Market," "The Victoria Meat, Fish and Produce Market," " Tlio Anglesea Meat, Fish and Produce Market," "Tlio Cathcart Meat, Fish and Produce Market," for the sale thereon respectively of all kinds of meat, vegetables, grain, fruit, game, poultry, roots, fodder, wood, dairy products, eggs and all other farm produce of every d?scription usually brought to and sold in public markets ; and " The Ottawa Cattle Market," for the sale thereon of all kinds of live stock. 2. The limits of 'The Eastern Meat, Fish and Produce Market," also called By Ward Market, shall be that piece of ground between Clarence and York streets, on which a market house has been erected, together with the land thereto attached, and being composed of lots numbers eight, nine, ten and eleven on the south side of Clarence street, and h td numbers eight, nine, ten and eleven on the north side of York 125 street, and also that piece of ground between York and George streets, and being composed of lots numbers eight, nine and the west half of lot number t:n on the south side of York street, and lots numbers eight, nine and tlu; w^st half of lot number tr>n on the north side of George street, on which anothor market house and huckster stalls are erected, and that portion of York street adjoining and abutting upon the market square and extending from Sussex street to Cumberland street, but said portion of said street shall not Ve used so as wholly or ser'.ously to obstruct the public travel thereon. That portion of the City of Ottawa hereinbefoi-e defined shall be and the same is hereby established as a Market Place. 3. The limits of " The Western Meat, Fish and Pro- We8j.ern, (luce Market," also called Wellington Ward Market, shall be that piece of ground between Sparks and Queen streets on which a market house has been erected, together with the land thereto attached, and being composed of lots numbers nine and ten and the east half of lot number eleven on the south side of Sparks street, and lots numbers nine and ten and the east half ot lot number eleven on the north side of Queen street, and also all that piece of ground lying between Queen and Albert streets, and being composed ot lot nun.ber ten and the east half of lot number eleven, on the south side of Queen street, and lot num- ber ten and the east half of lot number eleven on the north side of Albert street, and that piece of ground between Sparks street and Wellington street formerly used as a market square, and that portion of Sally street between the said Market and Slater street, and those portions of said Sparks, Queen and Albert Mi! ^i 126 Viotoria Market. Anglesea Market. Gatboart Market. Ottawa Cattle Market- streets wliich are contijijnou.s to and ndjoining said lots ; but said streets shall not be so used !so as wholly or seriously to obstruct the ])ublic travel thereorr That portion of the City of Ottawa hereinbefore defined shall be and the same is hereby established as a Mar ket Place. 4. The limits of " Tlie Victoria Meat, Fish and Pro- duce Market," shall be that piece of ground on the corner of Lloyd and Queen streets, in tlui City of Ottawa, on which a market house has been erected, and being composed of lots numbers one and tw'o on the east side of the first named street, which property shall be and the same is hereby established as a Mar- ket Place. 5. The limits of "The Anglesea Meat, Fish and Produce Market," shall be that piece of ground lying between Chapel and Augusta streets and known as Anglesea Square, in the said City of Ottawa, which property shall be and the same is hereby established as a Market Place. 6. The limits of " The Cathcart Meat, Fish and Pro- duce Market " shall be that piece of ground lying be- tween Cathcart street and Bolton street, Letter O, known as Cathcart Square, in the said City of Ottawa, which property shall be and the same is hereby es- tablished as a Market Pljice. 7. The limits of " The Ottawa Cattle Market " shall be that piece of ground lying on the west side of Dal- housie street, between Bolton and Cathcart streets, in the said City of Otta,wa, being composed of lots num- bers one, two and three on the west side of Dalhousie 127 street ; lots nunibeis cUivon, twelve atid thirteen on tlio north side of Cathcart street, and lots numbers eleven, twelve and thiiteen on the south side of Bolton street, in letter O, all ir> Ottawa Ward, in the said City of Ottawa, which property phall bo at all times used tor the purposes ot* said Cattle Market. 8. The vendt>r.s of any articles in rcspeet of wiiich ^;,^^«8 o^her a market fee may under the Municipal Act be law- Markets, fully imposed, may, without payin-,- rr>arket fees, offer for sale, and sell or otherwise dis|>o?e of any such articles at any place withiii the munieipidity, exoei)t- inc- only at and upon tliu market i)lace o) pUices thereof. 9. Tlie vendors of article- in respect of which a ^^7/«j{,™"- market fee may now be imi)osed under the said 'ees. Municipal Act, who shall voluntarily i.se any of the market i)laces for the purpose of selling such aracles, or who shall >••> ain or cause his or their vehicle or vehicles to remain upon that part of any street imme- diately adjoining or surrounding or being within one hundred yards of any market place for the purpose of selling upon such street or streets such articles so as to obtain the advantages of the said market place, shall pay and be liable to pay the market fees hereby established for such articles or the vehicle in which the same are contained, the same not being a higher tariff or greater fee upon any article or vehicle than was in force or imposed by the Municipality of the Citv of Ottawa on the first day (^ March, 1882. I O. No person selling any articles by retail on any ^treets^inust^^^ of t.hft nnblic streets ot the Citv of Ottawa shall block -- — ^. -. . up such street or streets with his vehicle or stand 128 f;| ! m Im i >ijil Out cry for- bidden. Collector of tolls. with his vehicle in front of any shop or dwelling, ex- cept whilst delivering his articles thereat, nor shall he make in any of the said streets, nor in any vacant lot adjacent thereto, any outcry for the sale of any such articles, nor shall any one expose for sale any of the said articles in any vacant lot adjacent to any such street unless with the consent of the owner or other persons then entitled to the possession thereof. MARKET TOLLS. 1 1 . The tolls of the public inaikets in the City of Ottawa (save and except those of the Cattle Market) shall be collected by the said Corjjoration, through the Market Inspector, or such other person or persons as the said Corporation may appoint; or the said tolls may be leased as hereinafter provided. Leafeoftoi!3. 12. If the Council of the said Corporation at any tiujc resolve that the tolls of tlie said markets for the balance of the then current year (save and except those of the Cattle Market) should be leased, then the same shall be sold by tender, and one week's notice at least of such sale shall be given by publication thereof in at least one of the ne-vspapers published in the said City of Ottawa, and also by putting upon th© said market j)laces posters announcing such sale. Adrertising the lease. 1 3. If the Council of said Corporation at any time resolve that the tolls of the then following year should be leased, then, on the 15th day of December, not being a Sunday or legal holiday, in the then current year, and when the l5th day of December shall occur on a Sunday or legal holiday, on the next juridical day thereafter, the lease of the tolls of the public markets in the City of Ottawa (save and except tho.se of the Cattle M on the fi on the h post'd of every su in at leas City of market tender s panied b amount ( forfeited the ever the cont hereinati 14. 1 shall be of such Ottawa 1 such toll ing that person S( on such days froi sutficieni for the who, wit the said for the (J lessee in him of } Corpora markets 9 129 Cattle Market) for the said year following to commence on the first day of January next ensuing, and to end on the last day of December thereafter, shall be dis- posed of by tender, and one week's notice at least of every such sale fihall be given by publication thereof in at least one of the newspapers published in the said City of Ottawa, and also by putting up in the said market places posters announcing such sale, and no tender shall be considered valid unless it is accom- panied by a cash deposit of ten per cent, of the whole amount of such tender, which said deposit shall be forfeited to the Corporation of the City of Ottawa in the event of the person tendering failing to execute the contract hereinafter mentioned within the time hcreinalter specified. 14. The person to whom the lease of the said tolls i^^J^^""* ''^ shall be adjudged at any such sale, shall at the time of such sale pay to the Corporation of the City of Ottawa the whole amount of the purchase money for such tolls, or in the event of the said Corporation desir- ing that the amount be paid in instalments, then the person so leasing the said tolls shall pay 2| per cent, on such sale to the City Clerk, and shall within three days from the time of such sale furnish two good and sufficient securities (to be approved of by the Mayor for the time being and by the City Solicitor), and who, with the said lessee, shall execute a contract with the said Corporation, containing suitable provisions for the due and proper fulfilment of the duties of said lessee in every particular, and for the observance by him of all rules, by-laws and regulations of the said Corporation, affecting the government of the said markets and the duties of the lessee of the tolls there- 9 \ ' i iflii Sfli; '' .i m/HH litis..! Soale of fees. 130 of, and in default of such security being famished within the time specified, then it shall be lawful tor the said Corporation in their discretion to re-sell the lease of the said tolls to any other person willing to take the same at the adjudged price or prices, and furnish- ing the required security as aforesaid, or to accept the tender of any other person tendering as aforesaid, or to re-sell the said tolls by public auction as in manner aforesaid, or otherwise as the said Corporation may determine. 1 5. The following shall be the market fees or tolls to be demanded and received by the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, through its proper officer or officers, or in case the market tolls shall be leased, by the lessee of the same or his assistants, for the occupation of stands upon the market grounds, at either of the aforesaid produce markets, such tolls or fees to be so payable and collected immediately upon the stands being occupied or the weighing or measuring done, the same not being a higher tariti or greater fee upon any article or vehicle than was in force r imposed by the Municipality ot the City of Ottawa on the first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two. (1) For a stand for each vegetable or fruit cart or waggon, or corresponding winter sleigh or conveyance, if drawn by two horses, 15 cents ; if drawn by one horse, 10 cents. Poultry and (2) For a stand for a cart or waggon or correspond- dairy produo.. .^^^ ^^^^er sleigh or conveyance drawn by two horses, containing turkeys, geese, ducks,' poultry, butter or eggs, 15 cents ; for a cart or waggon or correspond- Vegetables or fruit. 131 iiiiT winter sleigh or conveyance containing the same articles, drawn by one horse, 10 cents. (3) For a stand for a cart or waggon or corre- "Wood. etc. si)otuling winter sleigli or conveyance containing cord wood, shingles, bark, charcoal or withes, drawn by two horses, the sum of ten cents ; for a waggon or cart or corresponding winter sleigh or conveyance containing the same articles, drawn by one horse, the sum of 5 cents (4) For a stand for a cart or waggon or correspond- Meat, ing winter sleigh or conveyance, drawn by two horses, containing beef, mutton, veal or venison in quarters, dressed hogs in the carcase and any other description of farm produce save and except grain of all kinds, 15 cents; lor a waggon or cart or corresponding winter sleigh or conveyance, containing the same articles, if drawn by one horse, 10 cents. 10. Should the lessee violate or be guilty of any violation of ~ , . T-x , r. 1 • contract. iniraetion of the provisions of this By-law or oi his contract with the Corporation, the said Corporation may annul said contract and resume the control of the said market tolls by giving six days' notice thereof in writing to the said lessee, which said notice may be given by posting the same in the Post Office at Ottawa, addressed to the said lessee, at the City of Ottawa aforesaid, and re-sell the tolls of the said markets for the balance of the term of the contract. 17. 'Che lessee of the said market tolls or any of Lessee muat not trade on his assistants, shall not trade either directly or marketi. iiidiiectly in or have any direct or indirect interest in the sales or profits of any things or animals which y ■■'! Open Dg and cloeinK signals. Stands to be nwmbered. 132 shall be brought and exposed for sale on any of the said markets^ or purchase anything for or on behalf of others, save and except what may be necessary for the private use of such lessee and assistants and their families. GENERAL PROVISIONS. 18. The Inspector of Markets shall instruct the market constables at the respective Meat, Yk . Produce Markets, to announce by the ringing l the market bell, the hours of opening and closing ue several public markets, and the hour at which butch- ers, hucksters and traders, who buy to sell again, may purchase market produce, ] 9. The Inspector shall cause all shops, stalls or stands in the several public market houses to be let- tered or numbered in such a manner as may be deter- mined upon from time to time by the P ending Com- mittee on Markets. 20. No person or persons shall play at any game, loiter, or lie down or sleep, or behave in a disorderly, noisy or riatous manner in or within the limits ot any of the said public markets ; nor shall any persons drag or push any handcart, sled or train during market hours, or peddle any wares on any of the pas- sages or footpaths, or commit any nuisance in or with- in the limits of any of the said public markets. Reserved space 21. No auctioneer, bailiff, crier or vendor of small for auctioneers, .. i • i ii' f •to. wares, shall practise his or her calling upon any oi the public markets or in any of the public streets con- tiguous thereto, or in any of the vacant lots adjoining any of such streets, or in any buildings that have been Disorderly conduct and nuisances. allowed f cept in 1 Produce ] in the o thereof ai 22 N or attem] from brir any othe markets, the mark any pers( provided be constr wheat, b meal of a 23. N monopoli roots, ve| any aitic usually s 24. E except S New Yej be procla markets months c G a.m. til July and moiiths c aiy, fron each wee 133 allowed frontages on the public market squares, ex- cept in that portion of the Eastein Meat, Fish and Produce Market known as the Huckster's Shed, and in the open space lying immediately to the south thereof as far as Geoige street, 22 No person or persons shall persuade or deter ?^**^j|.°^g**' or attempt to persuade or deter any person or persons ^'^^^ ^'^^*^* from bringing any kind of provisions or provender, or any other articles in this By-law speeitled, to the markets, or from selling the same when brought to the markets, or shall persuade or attempt to persuade any person or persons to enhance the price thereof, provided however that nothing herein contained shall be construed to extend to prevent farmers from selling wheat, barley or grain of any description, flour or meal of any kind in any part of the said City. 23- No person or persons shall forestall, regrate, or Forestalling, monopolise any market grains, wood, meats, fish, fruit, roots, vegetables, poultry or dairy products, eggs or any aiticles required for family use, and such as are usually sold in the market. 24. Every day in the year shall be a market day, Market days, except Sundays, Dominion Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day, and such days as may at any time be proclaimed pi;blic holidays. Each market day the markets shall be opened as follows : — During the months of March, April, September and Octobei, from G a.m. till 6 p.m. ; during the months of May, June July and August, from 5 a.m, till 7 p.m. ; during the months of November, December, January and Febru- ary, from 7 a.m. till 6 p.m., and on the Saturday of each week until 10 p.m. ^ If i i n i * (A ll ' Duties ot Mar ket Inspector. 134 DUTIES OF OFFICIALS. 25. The City Council maj' appoint an Inspector of Markets and Assistants who shall have charge Oi. said markets, and whose duty it shall be to attend thereat during the market hours, and cau.se all dirt and filth which may accumulate on the said markets to be removed daily ; . to inspect all articles brought to the respective markets ; to decide all differences and dis- putes therein, between buyers and sellers ; to classify and locate the various denominations of vendors in the said markets ; to collect all revenues from the several market halls, shops and stalls, and market tolls whenever he shall be required to be collector of the same, and to have the same paid immediately upon the receipt thereof, into the hands of the City Treasurer ; to arrange and locate all veh.icles and con- veyances brought to the said markets, and to enforce with impartiality all regulations and by-laws for the government of the same, and to inspect all stalls, cellars, and any part of the market buildings leased, and if the same should be found in an imperfect state of repair or cleanliness, to notify the lessee thereof, and to cause him to remove any uncleanliness or nuisp'^ce therein, and to make any repairs required to be done thereto by the Maiket Inspector, and if the lessee refuses or neglects to make such repairs or remove such uncleanliness or nuisance after twentv-four hours' notice given to him by the Market Inspector, mentofby-iaw^jjg^ the said Market Inspector may prosecute the said lessee for an 'infringement of this By-law, or cause such uncleanliness or nuisance to be removed and such repairs to be made at the expense of the lessee, and the said lessee shall pay the same, and m Prosecutions for iLi'ringe- 'I i{ 186 default of such payment the Market Tnr^pector shall collect the charges therefor, together with the rent from the saidTlessee, and the Market Inspector shall enter in a book to be kept for that purpose, accurate accounts from day to day of all moneys received, and of all other matters of which accounts ought to be kept, and of any infringement or violation of any of the rules, regulations or by-laws in force, together with the name or names of the party or parties offending, as also the name or names of one or more persons who may have witnessed such infringement or violation, which said books shall be at all times open to the inspection of the said City Council, or any of the members thereof, and the said books shall be the property of the said Corporation. 26. The members of the Police Force ot the City Po;|,««J„«^*«»»t of Ottawa, and all other persons appointed in that behalf by the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, shall be assistants of the Market Inspector and shall assist him in the performance of all his duties as such Market Inspector, and shall be the custodians ot the keys of the market houses, and shall cause the same to be opened and closed daily, except Sundays and holidays, at the hours set forth in Section 24 of this By-law, and no lessee or lessees of any shop or stall shall open the same before the hour for opening, or refuse to close the same at the prescribed time for closing mentioned in this By-law. 27. Hucksters, dealers and ail persons who shall HuoksterP^tobe bring provisions, animal forage, grain, hay or other Xy •^g'^Sf^eo- produce, or any other articles or effects whatsoever, to ''°°«- sell on the said markets, shall take the place assigned P I ii i 136 Produce to be in Buitable bozea, etc. to them by the Market Inspector or his assistants or any of them, and shall place themselves thereon according to the direction of the said Mark : Inspector or his assistants or any of them ; and in case of dis- pute concerning preference or choice of places, shall subnnit to and obey the decision of the said Inspector? and of his assistants and each of them ; and all persons buying or selling at the said markets or attending thereat, or transacting business thereon, or being in or upon any of the same, shall, in all things relating to the regulations, government or arrangements of the said markets, or the peace, order or cleanliness to be preserved on and upon the same, attend to and obey all orders and di recti c* s given by the said Inspector or his assistants or any of them and shall not obstruct, molest, hinder or in any way interfere with the said Inspector or his assistants or any of them in the discharge of his or their duties, or induce any other person or persons to do so ; and no grocer, huckster, or runner shall on any pretence whatever, carry on his or her calling upon any of the public markets, nor on any portion of any of the public streets adjoining thereto, nor on any of the vacant lots adjoining any of such streets, nor in any buildings that have been allowed frontage on any of the public market squares, except in that portion of the Eastern Meat, Fish and Produce Market lying immediately along the west side of tho building and huckster shed, between York and George streets in che City of Ottawa. 28. Every person who shall bring any produce, provisions or articles of any kind to a'ny of the said meat, fish and produce markets, and expose for sale i i< r 137 the same thereon, shall place the same in boxes, bar- rels, bags or ba.skets, and shall ex])Ose the same in carts or other vehicles, which he or she shall place upon the said markets under the direction of the Market Inspector or his assistants, and he >shall forth- with remove from the said market, such vehicles, boxes, etc., after selling their contents. 29. No person shall drive, ride or lead any horses ^'^^^'J^'j^i"' or cattle through any of the public markets at a rate faster than a walk, between the hours of seven o'clock in the forenoon and one o'clock in the afternoon. WEIGHING AND MEASURING OF PRODUCE. ^ 30. No person shall sell or offer for sale in any < f WeiKhintr and 1 i/^ measuring. the snid meat, fish and produce markets, any article or articles whatsoever marketted, which shall be de- ficient in the weirht, count or measure for which the same shall be sold or offered for sale by him or her, or which shall with fraudulent intent be disoruised. 31. It shall be cc upetent for any person who shall Varifyiner ^ _ "^ ^ weights suspect any fradulent dealings or deem himself or her- claimed, self wronged in the weight or measure of any article or articles bought by him or her oA any of the said markets, to demand and have such article or articles re -weighed or re -measured at any of the market weigh-houses, and the purchaser shall pay the charges of such re-weighing or re-measuring should the pre- tended weight or measure be found not to bf^ deficient ; but if found deficient the vendor shall pay s barges, besides being liable to the penalty hereby aut.iorized for a breach of any of the provisions of this By-ia,w. . 32 The official appointed to collect the said market Weigh-bonseB ^ * and vreigh- tolls, or the said lessee of market tolls, shall keep open masters, the market vveigh-houses during and ,at tlie same time 138 ¥1 I I Rates charge- able. as the markets are hereinbefore directed to be kept open, and he shall maintain in a clean and proper manner, the scales, weiglits and measures and every- thing connected with them, and he shall weigh the different articles that are offered for sale on the said markets, provided the vendor or purchaser so desires, for which weighing or measuring he shall be entitled to ask, demand and receive the following rates, and no more, viz. : — Less than 100 (1) For weighing lamb or veal in quarters, 2 cents puun 8. ^^^ quarter, and for weighing all other articles not exceeding 100 pounds, 5 cents. (2) For weighing all articles exceeding 100 pounds and not exceeding 200 pounds, 10 cents. (3) For weighing all articles exceeding 200 pounds and not exceeding 400 pounds, 15 cents. Less than 200 pounds. Loss than 400 pounds. Less than 1,000 (4) For weighing all articles exceeding 400 pounds pounds. ^^^ J ^^^ exceeding 1,000 pounds, there shall be charged, in addition to 15 cents, for every additional 100 pounds over 400 pounds, 2 cents. Over 1.000 pounds. Articles exempt from above tariff. (5) For weighing all a ♦•.icles over 1,000 pounds there shall be charged, in addition to 25 cents, for every additional 100 pounds, 1 cent. 33. Provided always that the above rates shall not in any case be construed to extend to regulate the charges for the weighing of straw, hay, turnips, car- rots, mangolds or live animals, for the weighing of which the lessee of the said market tolls, or the per- son or persons appointed by the said Curpoiation to collect the same, shall be entitled to receive the folio «'ing rates, and no more, in addition to the fees for itand, viz. : — 139 (1) For weighing? every load of hftv, sfraw, turnips, J^e'rthanTooo carrots or mangolds, not exceeding 1,000 pounds, 10 p"""^"- cents. ,000 ^2) For weighinpr every load of ha;;, straw, turnips, Mor«fhani carrots or mangolds, exceeding 1,000 pounds, 15 cents. (3) For weighing beet, cattle or horses, 15 cents per LireBiook. head. For weighing hogs, 10 cents each, and for weighing any lamb or sheep, 5 cents each. 34. No person or persons who shall sell or agree to ?"^^i'^°t7*bf " sell any grain, meat, flour or any other article whatso- resined. ever, by weight or measure, on either of the said meat, fish and produce markets, shall refuse or neglect to have such goods or articles weighed or measured by the lessee of the market tolls or the ofticial appointed to collect the market tolls, if the purchaser or the per- son who has agreed to purchase the same should so desire. 35. The hundred weight of weighing all goods. J^f^^?'^'*"** wares and commodities whatsoever, sold by the hun- dred wei-ard formerly known Daihousie as lot 39, first concession, Ottawa front, known as Kochesterville, 5 stalls ; all that part of said ward bounded on the north by Emily street produced, to Division street, east by Concession street, south by city limits and west by Division street, 3 stalls ; all that part "of i Dalhousie .ward bounded on; the north by Primrose avenue, east by Concession>treet, south by north line of Emily street produced,>est,by: Division street, 2 stalls ; all that part of Wellington ward lyingt south of^the southerly side of Somerset street, 2^stall8; all that part of Central ward lying south of Ann street, 2 stalls. (5.) 'Also that/ part of Central ward commencing at oentrai Ward, the point of intersection of the southerly side line of Ann street with the westerly side line ofplgin street ; thence northerly in a straight line following the wester- ly side of Elgin street to its point of intersection with the southerly side' line of Lewis street ; thence westerly in La straight line, a distance :of 100^ feet along the southerly side line of Lewis street; thence sou-therly in a straight line to a point in the southerly side line of Annjstreet situated at a distance j)f_om3 hundred feet westerly from the point of inter- ^1 1 144 !| I pi ■ ii.. section of the southerly side line of Ann street with the westerly side line of Elgin street ; thence easterly in a straight line alon^ the southerly side line of Ann street, a distance of one hundred feet, to its point of intersection with the westerly side line of Elgin street, the place of begiiming. JThe oniy^iaw- (H.) And the Said market stalls and places are hereby iixed as the only places within the limits of the City of Ottawa where such sales shall be allowed. Retail elE*- where. 44. No butcher or other person or persons shall expose for sale or sell any fresh meat in quantities less than by the quarter carcase in any place within the limifs of the City of Ottawa, except in the places mentioned in this By-law. Sale without 45. No butcher or other person or persons shall license. /. i r • • • -i expose for sale or sell any fresh meat in quantities less than by the quarter carcase in any of the market stalls or places hereinbefore mentioned, without having lirst » taken out a license therefor, as required by the 4l8t section of this By-law. stalls other 46. No person shall open, keep or use a butcher's than above. "^ . stall or any shop or place for the cutting up or ex- posing for sale of fresh meat in the said City, vv^>ich is not in one of the said public markets or places here- inbefore mentioned, and no person having any shop, stall or standing in any of the markets in said City, shall Under-letting, under-let the said shop, stall or standing without the consent of the Corporation, or shall place or leave anyone in the same after the market hours, under pre- tence of taking charge thereof. anTdressin*^ ^^ ' ^^ ptirson shall slaughter, bleed or cut any animal or fish, or pluck or remove the feathers from an}^ fowl or poultry of any description, or tie their feet, 145 or pluck or remove the liair or wool from any sheep or Unwholesome meat. other skins, or expose any meat in a bleeding state, or the uncleaned entrails of any Hnimal, in or upon any • of the said public markets, nor shall any person bring to or offer for sale on any of the said markets, or in any stall rented by such person, the flesh of any animals which shall not have been in a sound state when killed, or any measly pork, or any blown or fraudulentlv dressed meat, or any bull beef, or boar pork, or any tainted or unwholesome meat, poultry, game or fish ; any veal or lamb under three weeks old, or any unsaleable from leanness ; or any veal from a carcase weighing less than 56 pounds, or any meat with the kidneys raised, or that is stuffed, or that is in any other than an undisguised and natural state or con- dition ; and it shall be the duty of the Market Inspect or, or his assistants, if the same be within the market, to seize and destroy all tainted and unwholesome meat, poultrj'-, fish and other articles of food oifered for sale on any of the said markets, or in any of the stalls thereof. 48. When any person or persons leasing or occupy- Non-p%yment • 111 II 11' !■ I . 1 **^ rent. mg any butcher 8 stall or stalls in any or the said markets, shall suffer or allow any sum of money for rent of any such stall to remain due and unpaid for the space of forty eight hours after the same should have been paid, it shall be the duty of His Worship the Mayor to issue a warrant, directed to any bailiff or constable, to distrain the butcher'3 meat in the stall or stalls of any such person or persons in arrears for rent as aforesaid, and to sell the same after six hours notice, and shop fixtures and other articles in the time prescribed by law. Any lessee or lessees of stalls shall, 10 146 ■ f 1 ■y 1 i jga 1 \ iil t4 111 li ? ContrKotB by dealers. Dogs on market. LbdSeB. on account of such default, forfeit his or their lease which shall be declared void. 49. No butcher, grocer, huckster or runner shall, on any pretence whatsoever, before the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon, purchase or contract for or cause to be purchased or contracted for or offer to pur- chase or contract for, any of the following articles when brought to the public markets of the said City for sale, to wit : Potatoes, butter, eggs, fresh meats, fish, fruits, roots, vegetables, poultry and dairy pro- ducts, nor any other articles required for family use, and such as are usually sold in the markets (live stock and grain excepted}. ^ 60. No butcher or other person selling or being em- ployed in any part of the buildings or any of the public markets in the said City, shall bring any dog or bitch therein, or permit the entry thereof into any stall or shop occupied by him or her, or in which he or she may be employed, or harbour or shelter any such therein . 51. During the first week in each and every year the Market Committee will receive applications from persons desirous of leasing any stall or stalls in any of the public markets or huckster sheds, and will grant leases to parties so applying, on such terms and condi- tions and subject to such regulations and by-laws as the Market Committee, with the approval of the City Council, may establish ; but such lease shall be refused to any person who may then be in arrear of his rent, or who may during his or her occupancy of said stalls, have refused to comply with the markeft regulations or by-laws, or with the orders of the Market Inspector. . Rv- it! 13 147 62. Every butcher, lish dealer or huckster desirous Application, of leasing ii shop or stall for the purpose of cnttinj^ up or exposing for sale any fresh meat, fresh fish or other articles in the said public markets, shall procure from the Market Inspector a certificate setting forth the number of such shop or stall and the price to be paid therefor. This certificate shall not be valid until security is given for the payment of the rent for the term of such certificate, and is approved by the Standing Committee on Markets, and counter- signed by the Market Inspector or such other ofKcer appointed for that purpose, who, upon receipt thereof and of the amount due under the by-laws, shall cause the necessary lease to be executed between the City Corporation and such lessee or lessees. The aforesiad certificate shall be renewed on or before the loth day of December in each year, under the penalty of forfeit- ure of lease and that hereinafter imposed by this By-law. 53. Should at any time the said lessee or lessees of Forfeitu e. any shop or stall make default in the payment of the rent thereof, for one week, then the said shop or stall shall bo declared vacant by the Market Inspector, and the same may thereafter be taken possession of by the said Inspector in the name of the said Corporation, and sold or otherwise disposed of as the Market Committee may devise, and any shop or stall not otherwise leased or occupied shall be sold by public auction on the 15th day of December (or the day following should such fall upon a Sunday) in each year following euc.h shop or stall being declared vacant. 54. All certificates in the preceding sections of thig Expiry. By-law mentioned shall expire on the thirty-first day 148 ^tl-i' of Deceni'uer next after the] date of tke same in each year. Premises, 55. If the lessee or occupant of any stall or stalls in any of the public markets shall neglect or refuse to clean and put in a proper state his or her stall or stalls, cellar, entrance or alleyway, when notified so to do by the Market Inspector or his assistants, it shall then be lawful for the Inspector or his assistants to prosecute the offender under this By-law, and to have said stall, cellar or alleyway cleaned and put in proper lepair and to charge the cost thereof to said lessee or occupant, and such cost shall be added to the rent of the said lessee or occupant and be collected as rent due, or otherwise collected according to law. HAY AND STRAW MARKET. Hayand straw 56. There is hereby established a hay and straw market for the city of Otta^\;a described as follows, to wit : that part of George street which lies between Cumberland street and the East side of William street. Weighing. 67. Every person who shall bring^hay or straw to the hay markets shall be, and they are hereby required to cause, immediately thereafter, such hay or straw to be weighed by the lessee of the markets or his assist- ants, or by any official appointed by the said Corpora- tion to collect the said market tolls, or his assistants, and to state at^the same time to such lessee or official or his assistants, their own names and those of the pro prietors of the said hay or straw, if they shall not themselves be the proprietors ^thereof. standard ton. 58. No person shall sell or'offer for sale on any of the markets of the said City, hay or straw exce])t by Load 149 weight, and when such hay or straw shall be sold by the ton, there shall be delivered for eaeli ton twenty hundred weight (20 cwt.) avoirdupois, and so in pro- portion for any part of a ton. 59. The said lessee of the said fnarket tolls oertmcate. shall deliver to every person having a load of hay or straw weighed in either of the 8«id markets, a certifi- cate of the weight of the same, signed by them respec- tively, in the followirg form, viz : " Eastern " or " Western " Meat, Fish and Produce Market — (as the case may be). Ottawa 18 Load of Gross weight Weiglit of vehicle Tare Net weight lbs. {( « Lessee of weighing fees. 60. No person shall falsely and knowingly falsify, Fftiaeoertifi- ciuv. v/x LX*«.n.^ tixxj „^^.g,ix www w. «,w^ V.WV.W ,^v..xaww thereon with intent to defraud any buyci or seller, or shall exhibit for a load a weigh-note given for any other load ; and no certificate shall be valid except for the day it bears date. 61. No person shall offer for sale, sell or otherwise Limits of dispose of any hay or straw in any portion of the East- ern Meat, Fish and Produce Market or on any portion of the streets.immediately adjoitiing said market place, or being within one hundred yards of the said triarket place except on that portion of George Street lying between Cumberland street and the East side of William street produced. tit it "^ ii^ .11 11 ■" 1 mm ' 5 ■ '■■ 1,1 ■ i JS. M ■ li '!i . ■ "^' 160 CATTLE MAKKET. Cflttie marictt. 62. All Hve stock, horses, cattle, sheep, calves, pigs (other than suckling pigs), shall he conveyed to the Cattle Market hereinbefore established and designated, and there exposed for sale; and any person selling or purchasing any such animal brought to this City for sale as aforesaid, elsewhere in tha said City than on • the said Cattle Market, shall forfeit the tine and penalty hereinafter provided. Arrangement of aniaiala. Dutfes of I«88ee. F§e8. 63. All animals exposed for sale or marketed in the Cattle Market, shall bo arranged in such order as the Market Inspector or his assistants shall direct, and be fastened j the stalls or to the place or places assigned for such purposes, so as to secure them from doing in- jury to any person or being injured by each other. 64. The lessee of the Cattle Market and his assist- ants shall attend thereat daily during market hours, except on Sundays and public holidays, and in all matters conform to and obey all directions of the Market Inspector. They shall also attend to and keep a correct account of all live stock weighed on the public scales on the said Cattle Market. 66. The following shall be the charges which the said lessee is hereby empowered to demand and exact from all persons britiging live stock to said market for sale, viz : — (1) For each and every hog or calf *. . . 5 cents. (2) For each and every sheep, lamb or goat. . 5 " (3) For each and every head of horned cattle 10 (4) For each and every horse 20 u t( 161 Supplies of fodder by market lessee will be chart^^ed extra. 66. No person or persons selling or exposing for J»;t^«;f^^«°* sale on the said market any live stock whatsoever, shall jn any way ill-treat or be guilty of cruelty towards the same, either by beating them unmercifully or keeping them lying on the ground with their feet tied. 67. The Standing Committee on Markets shall Cattle pena. be, and rhey are hereby empowered, to cause to be erected on the said market from time to time, a sufficient number of suitable pens for the reception and safe-keeping during market hours of animals brought to the said market for sale, and also a suffi- cient number of posts, with rings ilxed in the same, to which horses or cattle may be tied if necessary. FISH MARKETS. 68. On and after this iJy-law taking effect, no per- jigh markets, son or persons shall sell or offer for sale in any of the aforesaid markets, any fresh tish elsewhere than in sucfi places in said markets as shall be allotted and designated by the Standing Committee on Public Markets. 69. The said Fish Markets shall be under the charge, control and superintendence of the Market Inspector and his assistants, and shall be kept open during the same liours as the said meat and produce markets are ,1 'PI T J. Cleaning. hereinbefore directed to be kept open. 1 l.c Inspector and his assistants shail see that the iisli markets are well swept and brushed every afternoon. 70. The Inspector and his assistants are hereby au- Allotment of thorized, subject to tha approval of the Standing Com- ' * '* . -'■% m i Hours. 152 M mittee on Markets, to allot stalls or stands to persons bringing or exposing fresh fish for sale in the gaid Markets, and affix such prices for stands in the said Fish Markets as they may consider reasonable. Tainted flih. 7V No person siiall brino: to sell or expose for sale on the said Fish Markets, any unwholesome or tainted fish. c janingfiah. 72. No person shall gut or clean any tish in any of the said markets. Premises. 73. Every lessee of a stand or stall in any of the said Fish Markets shall keep his, her or their stand or stall clean and in good order, in conformity with the direc- tions of the Inspector of Markets or his assistants. WOOD MARKETS. Wood marketB. 74. There 18 hereby established within the city two Wood Markets or places for selling Cord wood, describ- ed as follows : — By Ward. Wellinfton Ward. Cordwood. (1.) That portion of the By Ward Market Square which lies east of the market building and between York and Clarence streets. (2) And the Market Square, in front of the Mnrket building, in Wellington Ward. 75. All cordwood brought into the City of.^Ottawa in carts, waggons, sleighs and other vehicles, drawn by horses or other animals, for sale, shall be taken to one of the said W.-d Markets and there duly exposed for sale ; Provided always that nothing herein contained shall prevent parties from bringing cordwood to the city and storing it within th.e city and afterwards sell- 153 ing and disposing of it without bringing the same to the market or delivering cordwood under contract. 76. The standard Cord of Firewood shall be eight sundardOord. feet in length, four feet in height and four feet in depth, from point to scarf of the wood, or shall con- sist of one hundred and twenty eight cubic feet. 77. No person using or occupying any pari of the streets and said Wood Markets shall block up the centre of the unobstructed, said streets or the sidewalks thereon. 78. There shall be appointed an Inspector of Cord- {.or^wood.**^ wood whose duty it shall be to inspect all Cordwood brought into the Wood Markets for sale, and in such inspection to arrange the same into three classes, namely: Hardwood, Mixed Wood and Softwood ; and to further designate the quality of each class as first, second or third, as the case may be, and to mark the same as follows : The Hardwood to be marked H, as the case may be, the Mixed Wood M, as the case may be, and the Softwood S, as the case may be. 79. The said Inspector or his assistants shall also To measure leads. measure each load of wood so brought to the said mar- kets, and mark on each load the quantity in figures. 80. Such marks shall not be erased until the wood Marksnottobe erased. is sold or taken from the Wood Markets. 81. The said Inspector or his assistants shall deliver Measurement iiok6t8< a ticket of measurement of each load of wood inspected, with tlie quantity and quality marked thereon, to the person in charge thereof. Hii. It shall also be the duty of the said Inspector and Official mea- .... ..- , , . . . sureBOt tobe ins Assistants (it any) to measure and inspect when re- disputed. MtMA ill! Fees for mea- ■urement. Stands. Fees for Stand?. 154 quested by any b'.yer or seller, any conlwood within the Cily (and such buyer and seller shall bo eompelled to submit to B\hh measuretnent and inspeetion. and !)e bound thereby), and to give a ticket of measurement and of the quality, and charge for sueh service at the rate following : (1) When the quantity does not exeeed two cordt", ten cents per cord, when it exceeds two cords and does not exceed live cords, live cents per cord ; when it exceeds five cords and does not exceed fifteen cords, four cents per cord ; when it exceeds fifteen cords and does not exceed thirty cords, three cents per cord ; wiien it ex- ceeds thirty cords and does not exceed sixty cords, two cents per cord ; and when it exceeds sixty cords, one and a half cents per cord, allowing in all cases twenty- five cents for the first five cords, and such fees and the costs of piling shall be paid by the party whose com- plaint or statement as to the quantity or quality shall be found to be incorrect or groundless. 83. AH persons bringing or hauling firewood to the said Markets shall at all times arrange and place their teams or other vehicles on the said Markets as the said Inspector or his assistants may direct. 84. In addition to the Market fees there shall be paid to the said Inspector by the owner or person in charge of every vehicle where firewood is brought to the Market and exposed for sale, four cents where the vehicle is drawn by two horses or other animals, and two cents where the vehicle is drawn by one horse or other animal, and it shall be the duty of the said Inspector and his assistants, if any, up9n being paid said fees, to give the person or persotis paying the sam.e a ticket of measurement and quality as aforesaid. 86. No of a hor8( Paid Mari on the sai walks, no or make i or annoy streets, or 8«. In properly re-piled a 87. Tl being, sh 88. Ai any infra pliance m viction tl any Justi in the ma Magistral conv'ctin not more prosecuti the sam( the goodi non payr and ther same can the Com or witho of the ^'\.j^fj^,::.t'r , ^m^ 165 • 85. No ownors, teamatera or other peraonH in charge Conduc*-of of a horao or todin of lioraoa briujjin^- in lircwood to Paid Market aliall leave tlieir horae or horaea in\^iia!^ of p^^^j^^ any infraction or breach of thia By-law, or of non-uoin pliance with any of ita reqnireinents ahall, upon eu:i- viction thereof before the Police Magistrri e. Mayor or any Justice or Juaticjs of the Peace having jurisdiction in the matter, forfeit and pay such tine as the said Police Magiatrate, Mayor, Justice or Justicja of the P<>ace conv'cting shall inflict, of not leaa than one dollar and not more than fif^y dollars, togetl er with the cot^ti of prosecution ; and in r Justices (■I # fe i #:# '^'Wff '~ 1 1; i u is : 156 Penalty. 80 convictiiig, not exceeding six mouths, unless such line and costs be sooner paid. Given under the corporate seal of the City of Ottawa' this 13th day of October, A. D., 1890, Certilied W. P. LETT, JACOB ERRATT, City Clerk. Mayor. III! ill SEAL. m FFl, m MU BY-LAW No. 1079. Entitled ** By-law Respecting Buildings and for the Prevention of Fires." The Municipal Council oi the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordains as follows : — 1. The Council may after the passing of this By ln?P|ction of law appoint an Inspector of Buildings for the City of Ottawa at such salary and for such period as may be determined by a By-law in that behalf, but the Engi- neer for the time being of the City of Ottawa is hereby appointed the Inspector of buildings for the said City until some other person is appointed as aforesaid, and also during any time that the Office of Inspector of Buildings nriay not be filled by any other person . ^. It shall be the duty of the Inspector of Build, jj^^j^^^j. ings, amongst other matters, to examine into the con- i^'P^otof* dition of all buildings to be built or repaired in the said City, and to see to the proper enforcement of all the provisions of this By-law, and to give effect to all orders of the Board of Works and the City Council as to all matters assigned to the said Inspector as part of his duties. DUTIES OF BUILDERS. 3. It shall be the duty of every person intending Plane, to erect a building in the City of Ottawa to deposit ^ M^ ^Rli m IT ; ■« ^^^^^B ' .« 1 ' fflH^Rn ifll^ ' ''' ;|ffi -l__lil 1 I JnHHHHH| ll ^fll'fl p^B|^^H| : ll twf^^m 1 Deviations from plana. L->vels of cellars. Notifioation by builders. 158 with the Iii8[)eotor of Buildiiiffs in and for the said City, before commencing the excavation for or the erection of any such building, a ground or rough block plan of such proposed building drawn to a scale of eight feet to an inch and showing the levels of the cellars and basements thereof with reference to the i^ctual grade or surface of the street on which the said building fronts or which is nearest the site of the said building. 4. In case any deviation is made duri?ig the pro. gress of th'3 construction of such building, from the original plan thereof a. tiled under the last preceding section, it shall be the duty of the person who filed the same to alter or procure the alteration of such oiigin-il plan, or to file a new and correct plan, before comnjene- ing the works of any such deviation or alteration. 5. It shall be the duty of every owner, tenant or occupant of any building to which there may have been a cellar already dug or con:tructed, or which may here, after be dug or constructed along or within thirty feet of any of the streets of the said City, to give to the Council of the Corporation of the said City upon demand in that behulf made by tiie Inspector of Buildings, the levels thereof, with reference to the line orgrade of such street as fixed by the said Cor- poration. 6. It shall be the duty of every builder, and of the owner, where there are two or more builders for the same structure, to give to the Inspector of Buildings at least three days before commencing the excavation or erection of any building or the altering of the exter- nal walls of any building already erected, full particu- lars in writing, of the situation, length, breadth and 159 height, and the intended use of the house or building about to be commenced or altered, and the number of such buildings if niore than one, and also the name of the ownei-, architect and builders to be engaged in the completion or alteration thereof, and on receiv- ing such notice the Inspector shall as soon as possible visit the site of the said intended building or alteration, and make all necessary inquiries, and if such building or alteratior is not contrary to any of the By-laws or the said City it shall be the duty of the said Inspector, if, in his opinio, the temporary use of any portion of the sidewalk or street is necessary for the erection of such building or alteration, to give to the builder, should he demand the same, a permit in writing d In- Use of side- wftiks And ing what portion of the sidewalk or street (if any) may streets, be temporarily used by the builder during the erection of any such building or the making of such alterations, but such portion shall in no case exceed one-third of the whole width of the sidewalk and street immediately fronting on the space to be built on or the building to be removed or altered, and shall not interfere with any Street Railway track, and snail leave a space four teet at least between the lailway track and the portion of the street allowed ^o be usod by any such builder. 7. The persoii or persons receiving any such per- protection for mit shall before commencing to excavate or build or °° passenger make any alterations, remove the planked sidewalk (if any such there be) the full length of the building pro- posed to be erected or repaired, and enclose with a board fence six feet high the portion of the sidewalk and street allowed to be used and mentioned in such permit, and place around the outside of such fence a wooden platform or foot path at least four feet wide, I J ^ 1 fl i|;: Building materinls on streets, etc. I ^{HH^ ,a n 8 ^H r S.;aH ' ^ i«:^ ■ When sidewalk is not closed. 160 with a strong liaud-rail three feet high around it, for foot pas&enger^, and keep tlie said platform and hand- rail in proper order until the said building or alterations are finished, but if the sidewalk is made of granolithic pavement or of flag stones or other permanent material, tiie same shall be covered over and protected as may be ordered by the Inspector, and as njentioned in his permit. 8, No person siuill place any buildings or other stuff on any part of the streets or sidewalks of the said City, except after receiving a permit to do so as afore, said, and then only after fully complying with and fulfilling all the requirements in the last preceding section, and only on the part of the street allowed to be used and mentioned in such permit, immediately in front of the ground to be built on, or the building to be repaired or altered, and such materials and stuflF shall not be piled to a greater height than six feet, nor eo as to obstruct the free passage of water in the drains, gutters or watercourses along the sidewalk, nor shall the same be placed upon any portion of the sidewalk, except per- mission to do so has been specifically given by the Inspector and mentioned in liis permit, nor shall any person prepare or mix any mortar, or cut or dress any stone or timber on any street in the said City or in the space allotted or mentioned in such permit, or pile therein any material or earth taken from the site of the building proposed to be erected or altered, except such as may be required for subsequent use therein. 9. Unless the said Inspector grants a permit to use the sidewalk as aforesaid, the builder or builders of any building to be erected or repaired, shall, before commencing work thereon or making any exc footwa^y pendent eight fe walk or tlie enti erected laid to 1 sidewall longituc fold wit walks oi public u fenced t which n fenced i it shall t form for 10. T as menti must be the caps permiesi enclo&uri inches ii Two-inc] end to tl shall be to uprig feet apai wards an 11. T use any i 1] 161 liuy excavation therefor, erect over the sidewalk or footway ill front of such building a scaffold or inde- pendent structure of the width of the sidewalk and eight feet high at least above tlie level of the side- walk or footway, which scaffold shall be planked over the entire length and breadth of the building to be erected or repaired, with two layers of two inch plank laid to break bond properly, and such portion of the sidewalk or footway as aforesaid shall be enclosed longitudinally on both sides to the height of the scaf- fold with strong hoard fences, so that the said side- walks of the street may at all times be left free for public use, and upon the sidewalk being so covered and fenced the portion of the street outside the sidewalk which may be used for the use of material shall be fenced in with a strong board fence six feet high, but it shall not in that case be necessary to make any plat- form for foot passengers outside of it. 10. When the scaffold extends over the sidewalk Scaffolds over as mentioned in Clause 9 of this By-law, the joists '"'^*''*"'' must be twelve inches deep for span over six feet and the caps on the posts must be ten inches deep. When permission is granted to lay a sidewalk outside of the enclobure as aforesaid it shall be laid on sills 4 by 4 inches in lengths of twelve feet, laid to break bond. Two-inch plank shall be laid across and nailed at each end to the sills with five-inch nails. The hand-rails shall be 4 by 4 inches, clean and champhered, nailed to uprights 4 by 4 inches, set upon the ground six feet apart. All gates into enclosures shall open in- wards and not across the sidewalk or street. 11. The said Inspector shall not grant a permit to Where permits use anv nart of tho. stf^et ^r piH^^^Tulto of th^ -"'-> '"''*" ~-?11?j*''* 11 •" I ■i 162 / :^,,-'- Limitation of permits. 1 1 1 WM " ' ■' Peririt neces- sary before commence- ment. if the building to be erected or the repairs to be made are contrary to any of the By-laws of the said City. 12. N<» permit granted under tiiis By-law shall authorize the obstruction of the etreet or sidewalk as aforesaid for more than one week prior to the com- niencement of the excavation for, or the erection or repair of any such building, or shall be for a longer per- iod than four movuhs, but the .^ame may be exten' c i by the Inspector from time to time on sufficient reasons being shewn, but so that no such extension i Jiy one time shall exceed three months, and that the whole period of the permit and extensions thereof (if any) shall not exceed in all twelve months, and every such permit and extension thereof shall become null and void upon the holder thereof not complying with the terms of such permit or otherwise violating any of the provisions of this By-law, or upon work being iinisiied or stopped on tiie building to be built, repaired or altered. 13. No person shall interfere with or remove any sidewalk or place any building material, plant or other stuff upon any sidewalk or street in the said City of Ottawa, unless he has first received a permit so to do from the Inspector of Buildings as aforesaid, nor shall any person suffer or permit yny building material, plant or other stuff brought by bin; upon any street or sidewalk, to remain any longer than the duration of the permit of the Inspector, or whilst the same remains in force, and on the completion of the walls and out- side work of any such building or upon the expiration of the permit of the Inspector, the owner, built or other person l»ringing any such material, plant, or other stuff upon any such street shall immediately 163 remove all sueli niaterial, plant or other stuff from the Material to be removed upon street and sidewalk, and cause the street and sidewalk completion, to be cleaned and repaired and relaid, and placed in as good condition and repair as the same were in before such material, plant or stuff were placed thereon. FIRE LIMIT ''A". 14. No person or persons shall erect or place, or Fire limit A. assist in so doing, any building or buildings, or any addition or additions to any new or existing building, other than with main walls of brick, iron or stone, and roofing of incombustible material, within the follow- ing defined areas of the City of (Ottawa, known as Limit "A", that is to say : — U I ^h (1) Commencing at the Ottawa River where the Bound anei southerly limit of 8t. Patrick street produced would intersect the same, thence easterly along the south side of St. Patrick street to the dividing line between lots two and three, on the south side of St. Patrick street, aforesaid, being about one hundred and thirty-two lineal feet east ol Sussex street ; thence southerly and parallel to Sussex street to a point one hundred lineal feet north of York street ; thence easterly following the rear line of lots fronting on the north side of York street to the west side of William street; thence south- erly along the west side of William street to a point one hundred feet north of Rideau street ; thence east- erly at a distance of one hundred feet from and parallel to the north side of Rideau street to the west side of Cumberland street ; thence southerly along the west side of Cumberland street to a point one hundred lineal feet south of Rideau street ; the: -» in a westerly direction at a distance of one hundred lineal feet from and parallel East of CanaU 'M : f ; : : If ( t ' .1 bi }-y-.:,.---li { i 1 m I !l 'm! boundaries (rest of Canal. 164 to the south side of Rideau street to the Rideau Canal ; thence in a north-westerly direction followinc; the Rideau Canal to where the northerly limit of Rideau street produced, would intersect the same ; thence easterly following the northerly limit of Rideau street to its intersection with the easterly limit of McKenzie Avenue ; thence northerly along the easterly limit of McKenzie Avenue to its intersection with the southerly line of Lot A Sussex street weet; thence easterly along said southerly line of Lot A a distance of seventy-five lineal feet ; thence in a northerly direction at a dis- tance of seventy-five lineal feet from and parallel to the east side of McKenzie Avenue to the south side of ISt Patrick street ; thence westerly along the south side of St. Patrick street to the place of commencement. (2) And commencing on the west side of the Rideau Canal at its intersection with the north side of Slater street ; thence westerly following the north side of Slater street to the west side of Elgin street; thence southerly along the west side of Elgin street to a point one hundred lineal feet south of Maria street ; thente westerly one hundred feet from and parallel to the south side of Maria street to a distance of one hundred lineal feet from the east side of Bank street ; thence southerly and parallel to Bank street to the north side of Cooper street , thence easterly along the north side of Cooper street to a point one hundred lineal feet west of Bank street ; thence northerly along the rear of lots fronting on the west side of Bank street to its intersection with the rear of lots fronting on the south side of Maria street ; th«nce westerly fol- lowing said rear line to the east side of Kent street; thence northerly along the east side of Kent street to a point on thence v on Albei street ; 1 sion stre in a so dred lin( to its in producec street tc of Well] one hun( side of ^ east side east side easterly tion witl southerb the place 15. T 28, both the City 16. N building dations, unless th iron or si and no i upwards shall be 1 the first I storeys tl uremeiit 165 point one hundred lineal feet south of Albert street ; thence westerly following the rear line of lots fronting on Albert street south to the east side of Concession street ; thence northerly along the east side of Conces- sion street to the south side of Sparks street ; thence in a south-westerly direction at a distance of a hun- dred lineal feet from and parallel to Wellington street to its intersection with the east side of Broad street produced ; thence northerly along the east side of Broad street to a distance of one hundred lineal feet north of Wellington street; thence easterly at a distance of one hundred lineal feet from and parallel to the north side of Wellington street to its intersection with the east side of Bay street ; thence northerly along the east side of Bay street to the edge of the Cliff ; thence easterly following the edge of the Cliff to its intersec- tion with the west side of the Rideau Canal ; thence southerly along the west side of the Rideau Canal to the place of commencement. 15. The following sections, numbered from U> to Applicable to 28, both inclusive, shall apply only to the portions of l''"^*"^". the City of Ottawa within Limit "A" aforesaid. 16. No building or any addition to any existing Material of building shall be erected or placed on old or new fonn- Shiifcons^n,! dations, or on foundations partly new and partly old, ***"'' unless the same shall be built with main walls of brick, iron or stone, and roofing of incombustible material, and no wall of any building two storeys in height or upwards built of brick, and no externnl or party walls, shall be less than one and a half bricks in thickness for the first storey, one brick in thickness for the other storeys thereof, or lee:- than nine inches in actual meas- uremciit ; and all brick walls shall be carried up on the H I! f^ 1 1! Party walla. 166 construction aforesaid to the under side of the roof boards, wliether front, rear or gable walls ; and all gable or parapet walls surmounting roofs of buildings shall be at least one brick or nine inches in thickness, and shall bo carried to the full height of one foot six inches above tl^e roof on a square tlierewith ; and such walls if built of stone shall not be less than eighteen inches in thickness, carried up at their full thickness to the under side of the roof boards, whether front, rear or gable walls ; and all gable or parapet walls surmounting roofs of buildings, if built of stone shall not be less than sixteen inches in thickness, and shall be cf Tied up to the full height of one foot and six inches above the roof on a square line therewith, and all the exterior walls of sheds abutting on lanes or passages other than streets, shall be constructed of brick or stone not less than nine inches in thickness. All buildings erected in terraces or rows must have one brick division wall to at least every thirty feet in length of frontage, and said division walls must be equal in thickness to that required for outer walls ; these division walls shall be carried eighteen inclies above the roof as before men- tioned. The division walls in all semi-detached houses must be carried up close and flush to roof boards to divide each separate tenement and go through the roof every second tenement with parapet walls. PARTY WALLS, ARCHES AND CHIMNEYS. 17. All party walls shall be between house and house, except in parts where each house has inde- pendent walls. Party walls not being of sufficient thickness shall be taken down when one or more of the adjoining houses require to be rebuilt. Ends of tim- bers lying through old party walls shall be cut off when 167 new buildings are erected against them. External walls shall not become party walls unless the same have been previously erected in accordance with the provi- sions of this By-law. The brick work in all pa.ty walls and external walls shall be properly bonded in every case. 18. No timber s^-ill hereafter be laid into any Timbers, party arch, except for bond to the same, nor into any party wall other than such templets, chains and bond tiinbers as shall be necessary for tiie same, and other than the ends of girders, beams, purlins, binding or trimming joists, or ot'ior principal timbers, all of which timbers shall have at least eight inches and a half of solid brick work between the ends and sides thereof and the timber of any building adjoining thereto; and the ends of every girder, beam, purlin, binding or trimming joist, and every other piece of principal tim- ber, may be laid bey(»nd the centre of any party wall, providing that there be left eight inches and a half of solid brick or stone work at the end of every such piece of timber, except in places where any part of the ends of any such timber shall lie opposite to and level with any part of the ends of any ti tuber of any adjoining building, in which case no part of such timber shall approach nearer than two inches and a half to the cen- tre of the said party wall. ROOFS AND VERANDAHS. 19. All roofs of buildings, roofs of lanterns, cov- Roofs. erin^'> of domes, spires, falts or towers, platforms or deck roofs, or other coverings of old or new buildings, shall be finished externally with tin, iron, zinc, copper, slate, tile, or felt and gravel, or with shingles laid in ■i miM I'll I I i Y«nndabi> Window sills, •to. 168 hair mortar not less than one ha^f . nch in thick- ness, or with some other material of a., incombustibl'j nature; and no roof of any buii'^'!i Iready ere^jted s'.iall hereafter be r«-laid or re-covered except with tlie materials before enumeraitsd. 20. No covered j^allery or verandali, constructed or covered with timber or otiier combustible material, shall be erected in connection with any house, ware- house or other building on any other floor than the ground floor thereof, unless the same shall be wholly covered with some incombustible material, enumerated in the next preceding section of this By-law. 21. No window sills, dressings, strini; courses, eave troughs, cornices or other details or ornaments in any way projecting from the face of external walls, or sur- mounting the sr.me, shall be flxed to any such walls above the line of shop fronts of any buildings, or sur- mount the party walls thereof ; unless such details, dressings or ornaments shall be constructed of stone, brick or iron, or shall be completely covered with i^on, tin, zinc, copper or some other material of au incombus- tible nature. CKANES. 22. All cranes and hoisting-jibs projected from the face of any external wall of any honse, warehouse, storehouse, or other building above the ceiling line of the o-round floor, shall be constructed of iron or other incombustible material, or covered internally or exter- nally with incombustible material. Such crane or jib shall not project over any street or lane. 23. Any removal or enlargement' of any frame largeraentV " building shall be considered a re-erection, and subject Cranes. iv 169 caeioned hy the cutting of any such party wall ; and building which it will be necesFary to execute to the extent of one half of the whole value of such building shall be considered a re-erection thereof, subject to the terms of this By-law. 24. Party arches or tjje shafts of anv chininevs, Mfvimioy or 1 11 . 1 • 1 ^ " 1 * outiinginto shall not be cut or raaimed tor any purpose wliatever ; arches or waii» nor shall any party wall be cut or maimed otherwise than for the purpose and in the manner hereinafter mention- ed, that is to say : when the front or back wall of any house or building, being in a line with the front or back wall Cx the house or bn:'Iuing adjoining thereto, shall be built, it shall be lawful to cut or break not less than nine inches from the external face of such front or back wall, for the purpose of inserting therein the end of such new front or back wall, but in no case shall such breaks be cut more than four inches and a half it to the party wall : and it shall be lawful to cut into any party wall for the purpose of tailing-in stone steps or stone landings, or for timbers for bearers to wood stairs, pro- vided that no timber bearer be laid into any party wall nearer than nine inches to any chimney or flue what- ever, or than eight inches and a half to any timber of an adjoining house, and for the purpose of laying there- in stone corbels for the support of chimney jambs, girders, beams or joists ; and it shall be lawful to cut perpendicular recesses into any party wall for the pur- pose of inserting walls and piers therein, provided no recess shall be more than fourteen inches wide, or more than four inches deep, and no such recess be more than ten feet to any otlier rece^^s ; but any person who shall cut into any party wall for any of the purposes afore- said, shall immediately make good every defect oc- mm^r I :t 170 'Mm Breast summers Column sup- porters. Chimneys. Flues. to the terms of this By-law, and any repairs to any no party wal' shall be cnt foi any of the purposes aforesaid, the cutting whereof will injure, displace, or endanger the timbers, chimney flues, or internal finish- ings of any adjoining house or building. 25. Breast summers in all cases shall be carried on brick or stone walls or piers, or on cast-iron columns seated on stone, and shall in no case be carried on storey posts or other timber supports ; and when the ends of any breast-summer shall approach the centre line of any party wall nearer than four inches and a half, such ends shall be eno.ased and entirely surround- ed in cast-iron shoes ; cast-iron columfi supporters of brick or masonry walk must in no case exceed in height thirty times the diameter of said column in buildings more than thirty feet in height. CHIMNEYS AND HEARTHS. 26. No breast of any chimney shall be supported by timber, excepting such piling or planking as may be necessary in the foundations, and all timber shall be eight inches at least below the hearth ; chimneys back to back in party walls shall be in the chimney back at least one brick or nine inches in thickness ; chiumey backs in party walls, not beinf" back to back with any other chimney, shall be at lep.st seven inches clear from the party line. The thickness above specified shall be continued to a height of at least twelve inches above the mantel in every case. All flues built in internal, external or party walls shall be surrounded by brick work not less than seven iiiches in thickness. 27. All partitions or widths betweep flues shall be at least half a brick in thickness, and the breast and 171 back of every cliirnney, and every breast, back, and partition or width of any flues, shall be parquetjed within. 558. Chimney hearths shall, in all casus, be laid Heartha. wholly on brick or stone, unless the same be in a cel- lar or basement storey, and be laid and bedded in solid earth ; and every chimney shall have a slab or slabs, or foot piece° before the same, of stone, brick, marble, iron or Cement, at least one foot six inches broad, and extending at least six inches beyond each end of every fireplace opening. HOISTS AND ELEVATORS. 29. All hoists or elevators, erec'.ad, constructed. Hoists and built or put up and maintained in any store, shop, warehouse, hotel or other building, intended to be used or In use for the transfer, carriage or elevation of goods, wares, merchandise or passengers, shall be con- structed, erected, maintained, kept in good order and repair to the satisfaction of the Inspector of Buildings, and shall be open at all reasonable times to be inspect- ed by him. 30. For tliO purpose of enforcing the provisions jagpeotion. of this By-law the Inspector of Buildings, or other person appointed to such duty, shall keep a record of all elevators and hoists constructed and erected or hereafter to be constructed or erected in the City of Ottawa, and shall visit and inspect every such hoist and elevator at least once every six months, and at ail other times whenever his attention shall be called to the same or any of them by the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Alderman of the City, ■^ ^pr f 11 ..jma dW - *^ I'i :, . 5 m rHH . ^HI3BR t wBtaWfmm ' ti , 1 ^H.. .. ^i^^^^Hs i ! W^^^^^^M U fX^^^^B 1 ^^Hj^^B S 1 1 K^^^^^^^B 1 t ^^^I^^B' 1 ; ^^^^H^^K 1 w > ^^^^^^^^Hl H ' ! ^ '''hH,I ' ' 1 ; I^^^^H'r ''bhIHh f ' ' 'nllB^^IH *• ■ j ■ ' 'j^^^ll 4; . li^^^HJ^B ; ^ 1 ■ 4 ' i^9fl' ^ i ^^HB^fli ! ; '1^'' - . ' • JIBHB M ' :. -fl^^B . l! '! Plans to be approved. Screens. Operatorc- Fire limit B. 172 31. It shall be the duty of any person proposing to construct or put into any building any hoist or ele- vator to notify the said inspector of Buildings of such proposal and intention before commencing any such construction, and to submit the plans of every such elevator or hoist for his inspection and approval, and the construction shf, x not be proceeded with until such approval is obtained. 33. Every elevator and hoist, worked by steam, water, hand or other power, shall be provided with a screen made of strong wire or iron, half inch mesh, securely fastened to a 1^ inch x 6 inch wooden flange, placed as near as possible underneath the top gearing of the said elevator or hoist, to be the full size of the hoist or elevator, or such other eioction as shall afford the protection that is contemplated, to the satisfaction of the Inspector of Buildings, and every such hoist and elevator shall also be provided with an iron safety catch or stop attached to the tray cage or platform. 33. Competent persons shall alwpvR be employed to take charge of and work any such elevator and hoist, and no child under the age of foi rteen years shall take charge of and work or be employ ^-^ >r permitted by any other person to take chijrge of and work any such elevator and hoist. FIliE LIMIT ♦B". 34. No person shall erect or ;>iav;e, or assist in so doing, any wooden building or additions thereto unless the same he encased on the outside with briuk or iron, or plastered on the outside with nt lea^i two coats of mortar not less than half an inch in thickness, except- 173 iug sheds and outbuildings not within sixty feet from the line of any street within the following defined aeras of the City of Ottawa known as Limit "B," that is to say : — (1.) Cotnmencingr where the southerly line of Boundarieg ^ ' '^^ •-' ^ west ot Oanal. Slater street produced would intersect *^e west side of the Rideau Canal, thence in a southerly direction along the west side of the Kideau Canal, to where the houth side of Somerset street produced would intersect the same, thence i - a westerly direction following the south side of Somerset street, to the west side of MacDonald street, thence southerly along the west side of Mac- Donald street, to the nort/i side of Lewis street, thence westerly along the north side of Lewis street to the west side of Hank street, thence southerly along the west side of Bank street to the north side cf James street, thence westerly along the north side of James street to the eajt side of Lyon street, thence northerly along the east side of Lyon street, to a distance of one hundred teet south of MacLaren street, thence westerly at a distaa-je of one hundred feet from and parallel to the soutl aide of MacLaren street, to the east side of Ba) ; i^et, thence northeriy along the east side of Bay street, to a distance of one h;ind»*ed feet south of Lis- gar street, thence in a westerly direction at a distance of one hundred feet from and parallel to the south side of Lisgar and Primrose streets to the tp.flt «ide of Lome Avenue, thence in a north-easterly direction to its intersection with north-west angle of lot 9 of sub-division of the cast half of lot 40, ^r&t CO I cession, Township of Nepean, thence follow- ing the rear of lots 9, 8, V ^', 5, 4, 3, 2 -'.nd 1, of said 3ub-division to the w?s side of Cambridge ^ r eet, 174 h '« By and Ottawa wards* thence northerly following the production of the west side of Cambridge street to its intersection witli the rear line of lots fronting on the south side of Albert street, and being part of Block N, lot. No. 40, conces- sion A, thence in a north-easterly direction following said rear line to its intersection with the east side of Concession street, thence in an easterly direction at a distance of one hundred feet from and parallel to the north side of Slater street to the west side of Kent street ; thence southerly along the west side of Kent street to the rear of lots fronting on the north side of (Tloucester street: thence easterly at a distance of one hundred feet from and parallel to the north side of Gloucester street to the rear of lots fronting on the west side of Bfink street ; thence southerly and along said rear line of said lots fronting on Bank street to the south side of Cooper street ; thence easterly along the south side of Cooper street to a point one hundred feet east of Bank street ; thence northerly along the rear line of lots fronting on Bank street east to the rear line of lots fronting on the south side of Maria street ; thence easterly along said I'oar line to the east side of Elgin street ; thence northerly along the eastjside; of Elgin street to the south side of Slater street ; thence easterly along the south side of Sk er of/eet to the place of beginning. (2.) Commencing at the Ottawa River where the northerly limit of St. Patrick street produced would intersect the same ; thence easterly along the north side of St. Patrick street to the division line between lots 2 and 3, on the north side of St. Patrick street, being about one hundred and thirty-two feet east of Sussex street ; thence northerly and parallel to Sussex ffis 175 street to its intersection with the dividing line between lots 11 and 12 Redpath street south ; thence northerly along Metcalfe square to the north side of Baird street ; thence easterly along the north side of Baird street to the west side of Dalhousie street; thence northerly along the west side of Dalhousie street to the south side of McKay street ; thence westerly along the south side of McKay street to the Ottawa River ; thence southerly following the Ottawa River to the place of beginning. (3.) Commencing at the dividing line between lots gy ^nd Ottawa 15 and 16, Cathcart street south, and being about 6t; ^" * feet from the west side of Dalhousie street ; thence southerly at a distance of 66 feet from and parallel to the west side of Dalhousie street ^o a distance of one hundred feet north of the north side of Rideau street ; thence easterly at a distance of one hundred feet from and parallel to the north side of Rideau street, to the dividing line between lots P and Q Rideau street north ; thence northerly at a distance of 66 feet from and par- allel to the east side of Dalhousie street to the south side of Cathcart street ; thence westerly along the south side of Cathcart street to the place of beginning. (4.) Beginning at the east side of Cumberland street st. George's at a point one hundred lineal feet north of Rideau street ; thence in an easterly direction and at a dis- tance of one hundred feet from and parallel to Rideau street to the River Rideau ; thence southerly and par- allel to the River Rideau to the north side of Theodore street ; thence in a westerly direction following the north side of Theodore street to its intersection with the west side of Marlborough Avenue produced; thence southerly along Marlborough Avenue to a point one hundred feet d'stant from the south side of. Theodore I ■? , 176 street ; thence westerly at a distance of one hundred feet from and parallel to Theodore street to a point one hundred feet cast of Waller street ; thence southerly •ct a distance of one hundred feet from and parallel to the east side of Waller street to its intersection with the rear line of lots fronting on the north side of Osgoode street ; thence in a southeasterly direction following the rear line of lots fronting on the east side of Nicholas street to the south side of Somerset street ; thence in a westerly direction along the south side of Somerset street produced, to its intersection with the east side of the Rideau canal ; thence northerly along the east side of the Rideau canal to where the rear line of lots front- ing on the south side of Rideau street produced would intersect the same ; thence in an easterly direction and following said rear line to the east side of Uumberland street ; thence northerly along the east side of Cumber- land street to the place of commencement. SuBBox street (5.) Also commencing where the southerly limit and MoKenzie p r a o • i , avenue. 01 Lot A, bussox street west, intersects the easterly limit of McKenzie Avenue ; thence easterly along the said southerly limit of Lot A a distance of seventy" five lineal feet ; thence in a northerly direction at a dis- tance of seventy-five lineal feet from and parallel to the easterly limit of McKenzie Avenue, to the south side of St. Patrick street ; thence westerly along the south side of St. Patrick street to its intersection with the easterly line of McKenzie Avenue ; thence southerly along the easterlv line of McKenzie Avenue to the place of commencement Applicable to Limit B 35. The following sections numbered 36 and 37 shall apply to those portions of the City of Ottawa comprised within said limit B. 177 36. The external main walls <»f all buildings External waiii. within the specified parts of the City of Ottawa men- tioned in limit B, if not made of brick, iron or stone siiall have stone, iron or brick foundations, and be veneered or encased on the outside with brick or in^n, or the same shall be plastered on the outside witli at least two coats of mortar, and the roofing of all such buildings, if not covered with tin, iron, zinc, copper, slate or tiles, felt and gravel, shall be ohingled on lime or mortar not less than half an inch in thickness. 37. Any wooden building within the said sped- Wooden build! tied parts which shall be raised, enlarged or removed removed, from any place within or without the said specified limit to any place within the same, shall have stone, iron or brick foundation, and be encased or veneered on the outside with mortar, and the roof, if not cover- ed with tin, iron, zinc, copper, slate or tiles, shall be shingled on lime mortar, as in the last preceding section specified. SECTIONS APPLICABLE TO LIMITS "A" AND "B". 38. The following sections numbered from 39 to Applicable to . Limits A & B. 45 both mclusive, shall apply to those portions of the City of Ottawa comprised Vvithin said limits A and B. 39. No person shall commence the erection of fjg^^ifj^gj^ any new building or the repair or alteration of any existing building within the fire limits A and B, unless and until they shall have first submitted the plans of the proposed building, alterations, or repairs to the Inspector of Buildings for his inspection, and shall have obtained his written Jcertificate that tlie proposed 12 If }H<>' '.* ', *J * li'Hj, 178 building, alterations or repairs, are in compliance with the provisions of this By-law. Porches. 40. Woodan porches may be erected in connec- tion with dwelling houses, but they must not be larger than six feet by eight feet, and one storey high ; and a space of at least two feet must be maintained between such erections and the boundary of the adjoining lot. Rooft. 41. No person shall repair or alter the roof of any existing building within the limits A and B except with incombustible material or by gravel and felt, or by shingles laid on lime mortar not less than half an inch in thickness. External waiiB. 43. No person shall repair or alter with wood, the external walls of any already existing building within the said areas A and B, or in any of them, and when such external walls are made of brick or iron or gtone, the same shall not be repaired or altered except with brick, iron or stone, but if the external walls of such building are made of wood or if the same are brick veneered or plastered or encased with iron, then the repairs or alterations of the external walls thereof shall bo made with brick, iron or stone, or by veneer- ing or incasing the same with brick or iron, or plaster- ing the same on the outside with two coats of hair mortar. 43. On receiving permission in writing from the Inspector of Buildings, persons may remove frame buildings from the limits A and B to other parts of the City of Ottawa, provided that such buildings when removed must be made to comply with the require- ments of any by-la v relating to the limits or place to which the same may be removed. Removal of frame build- ings. 46. 179 44. A stone or other substantial foundation may Foundation •^ to wooden be put under any wooden building already existing, buildings, such foundation not to be more tiian two feet above the level of tlie sidewalk or pavement of the adjoining street, and a wooden buiUiini; may be removed towards tlie rear of the lot on which it stands, provided it is not placed within twelve feet of the land of any adjoin- ing owner. 45. No person shall collect or place, or allow to Piled lumber, be collected or placed, any large quantity of lumber within a distance of ten feet of any building within the said defined areas or any of shem. UEJNEKAL PROVISIONS. GUNPOWDER. 46. No person shall have or keep any quantity of storage ot gun- gunpowder, dynamite or any other combustible mate- rial, exceeding twenty-five pounds in any one place, except in such powder magazines as may be approved of by the said Council. SMOKING OK CARRYING LIGHTS. 47. No person shall smoke or have in his or her smoking or „ • Tiij- • ill carrying lighta possession any lighted pipe or cigar, m any stable, car- penter or cabinet maker's shop, or other shop, build- ing or place within the City, where straw, shavings, or other combustible material may be, or carry or keep, or suffer to be carried or kept, any lighted lamp in any livery or other stable within the said City, unless such lamp or candle shall be enclosed in a lantern or shade, so as to prevent any accident from tire therefrom. 48. No person shall carry or transport, or cause Transport of to be carried or transported, or assist in carrying or '^^^^'^ *'** *' rim II i\ I 180 Veneered buildings. transporting, gunpowder or other combustible or dangerous material througli the (>ity, or from one place to another therein, unless the same shall be con- tained in casks secured by good canvass tow cloth, leather bags or metal covered boxes or chests. VENEERED BUILDINGS. 49. It shall not be lawful for any person or per- sons or corpora«^ion to erect within he limits of the city any brick veneered building on wooden founda- tion, or to veneer with brick any wooden building heretofore erected, unless brick or stone foundations shall have been first erected or placed under such veneering. No brick veneer shall be allowed for more than two storeys, and the whole height from ground to plate shall not be more than tweuty-five feet, and no gable shall exceed this height by more than ten feet : and every fourth course of brick must be nailed to the studding every two feet with five-inch nails. LUMBER AND WOOD YARDS. 50. It shall be lawful for the said Council to have all lumber yards, wood yards, and all other places where wood, lumber or other inflammable material is to be stored, inspected by the Inspector of Buildings or otlier duly authorized ofl^icer, with a view to enforce eorppli^nc.e with the provisions of this By-law, and to require the owners or occupiers to take such precau, |bionary measures against tire as may be necessary and proper. Proximity of 61. No lumber or wood in any wood or lumber wooden build- yard shall be piled within a distance of ten feet from any w.ooden building in the vicinity of such wood or lumjber yarcj. Lumber and wood yards. trinl 181 HOiSTS AND HATCHWAYS. 52. All buildings within the City of Ottawa hav- Hoi8t«, hatoh- ing hatchways, hoistways, cellar openings or other openings leading from floor to floor (except properly protected skylights), of whatever nature or description, shall be provided with such good and si hstantial shut- ters or doors for all such hatchways, hoistways, cellar doors, or other openings as may be directed or approved by the Inspector of Buildings ; and the said shutters or doors shall be kept closed, except when in actual use by the occupant or occupants of the build- ing having the use or con I n\ of the same. ASHES. ■ ■ 53. No person shall place or keep any ashes re- Ashes, moved from any stove or lireplace Id any wooden box, or other wooden vessel, or within three feet of any wooden partition in his house, or in any outhouse or shed. 54. The proprietor of any house or building, or Ladders, block of buildings, in which there are one or more chimneys, shall have on his premises, for his house or building, or block of buildings as aforesaid, one or more ladders of sufficient length to lead from the ground four feet above the eave. TANNERIES AND MANUFACTORIES. 55. No person shall establish, set up, carry on, or ^^^^ . continue \^ithin the City any tannery, fellnongery, or place for boiling soap, makin;^ or running candles, or for th^ melting of tallow, or any manufactory of t " :i 1 ■*•■;; a .-^:%Et£nmi^ > -I t ;< vjyaiSBCsuittMe :.iJi IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) ,.V ^^ 1.0 I I.I 11.25 2.2 IA£12.8 !S 1^ 12.0 IIS 6" 1.8 U 111.6 vl V2 ^ ~ew /^ '/ Photographic SciGnces CtofpoKfibn 4^ ^< •s? \\ V 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSIER.N.Y. MS80 (716) 872-4503 m 182 varnish, fireworks, or any coal oil refinery or refineries, or any other factory which from its natiiie. or the ma- terial used therein, shall be dangerous in causing or promoting fires, unless and until he shall iiave obtained from the City Engineer a certificate of compliance with any general regulations prescribed or to be pre- scribed by by-law of the Council in that behalf, which certificate shall expire on the 01st day of December in each year, and shall be renewed annually. For such certificate a fee of one dollar shall be paid by the person obtaining the same. Inflamftble gabstanoes. BuildingB for storage of same. '4 iiitf iii INFLAMMABLE SUBSTANOES. 56. No person shall keep any larger quantity than five barrels of rock oil, coal oil, water oil, or of any other such oils, nor any larger quantity than one barrel of crude oil, burning fluid, naphtha, benzole, benzine, or other similar combustible or dangerous materials at any one time in any house, shop or build- ing, or in any other place whatsoever within the limits of the City of Ottawa, without the perraicsion of the Council of the said Corporation, nor shall any person permit any of the before mentioned fluids to flow into any drain or sewer of the said City. 57. ji'W buildings in the said City, used or to be used, for the purpose of keeping or storing lock oil, coal oil, water oil, or other such oils, shall be isolated or detached at least twenty-five feet from any other building, but high-grade refined petroleum, the flash test of which is not lower than 95 degrees Go^ 'irnment standard, and the property of bona-fide wholesale dis- tributing firms, may be stored in any building con- structed according lu the provisions of this By-law ap- 183 plicable to tire limit "A" hereinbefore meDtioned ; and when such buildings are used for the storing of burn- ing fluid, crude oil. naphtlia, benzole, benzine or other similar or dangerous materials, they shall be isolated and detached at least one hundred feet from all other buildings, and all such buildings shall bf; constructed tire-proof, with the exception hereinbefore mentioned, and so as to ensure a thorough ventilation thereof at all times. * 58. No fire shall be taken, lighted or used within y/,\?f£5. the said last mentioned storage buildings, either for heat, light or for any other purpose whatever. 59. Every person desiring to keep or store, in the PemitB. manner provided by Section 56 of this By-law, any of the fluids mentioned in the said section, and every per- son desirous to keep or store, for the purpose of sale, any of the fluids mentioned in the said section, shall make a written application to the Standing Committee on Fire and Light for permission so to do, and shall state in sucii application the sto e house, shop, building or place in which he desires to keep or store the said fluids, or any of them ; and it .shall be the duty of the Chief of the Fire Department, upon any application being made, or at any other time if required so to do, to examine the premises and report to the said Com- mittee thereon ; and upon such report the said Com- mittee shall take action, and grant or refuse permission as to them may seem fit ; subject, however, to the ap- proval of the Council. ' CHIMNEYS, PIPES AND FUNNELS. 60 All chimney stacks shall be carried to a height chimney , i nut less than tour feet al e the ridge or deck of any steam pipes or funnels. Pipe holes. 184 roof carried by, connected with or abutting upon the wall to which the said ch^'mney stack is attached ; and when a chimney stack is used to carry away snioke or noxious vapours from any manufactory where an engine or boiler of eight or more horse power is used, such chimney shall not be less than sixty feet in height above the level of the street adjoining such manufacto- ry ; and where the engine or boiler is from four to eight horse power, the chimney shall not be less than forty feet high. 61. No pipe or funnel for conveying steam or hot air shall be fixed next any public street or highway on the front of any building, nor shall any funnel, pipe or flue for conveying fire, smoke or hot air be fixed on the Inside of any building nearer than four inches to the face of any timbers of roofs, ceilings or partitions ; nor shall any such funnel, pipe or flue pass through any timber, framing or partition of wood, or wood or lime, or through any wooden floor in any house, out- house, fence or building whatever, within the City, unless there shall be a space of at least six inches clear between the said funnel, pipe or flue, and such framing portion or floor, and unless the same shall pass through a chimney of stone, or brick and mortar, or shall be encircled by a rim of solid stone, or brick, or metal, not less than three inches wide, and equal in thickness to the full finished thickness of the framing through which such pipes shall pass. 62. l^To occupant of any house or building within the City shall permit any pipe hole not in use in any chimney in such house or building to remain open, and the same shall bo closed with a stopper or register of metal or other incombustible material, and each house or tenement shall have separate flues. m -rj? 63. Every chimney or flue built or constrilcted chimney ma- within the City shali be built of brick, stone or other oonstruotion. iucombustible material and the walk thereof shall be not less than live inches in thickness exclusive of plas- tering, and shall be well and sufficiently plastered, and every such chimney shali rise at least^ three feet above the ridge of the house or building in which the sariie shall be; and every such chimney or fluf>, if built in circular form, shall not be less than twelve inches in diameter, and if of oval form, not less than nine inches by sixteen inches; and every chimney or flue shall be cont-tructed so as to admit of its being scraped, brushed or cleansed. 64. No person shall build, construct, or place other desorip- ' ' tionspro- within the City any chimney or flue otherwise than in hibited. accordance with the provisions of the next preceding section of this By-law ; and no person shall use within the City any chimney or flue constructed, built or placed otherwise than in accordance with such provisions. 65. Every person owning or occupying any house or building, or room therein, within the City of Ottawa Cleaning, ir or attached to which there h a chimney or flue, or pipe used as a chimney or flue, if the same has been in constant use during the year, shall cause the same to be well and sufficiently swept and cleaned once in every six months at least, and oftener if necessary, and if the same has not been in constant use during the year, shall cause the same to be well srid sufficiently swept and cleaned once in every twelve months at least, and oftener if necessarv. BAY WINDOWS AND OTHER PROJECTIONS. 66. No shop window or shop front of dny building, Projectin* in any street or highway of the width of sixty-six feet HI ill ,jyj Eavet;ough8, eto. ^ 186 or over, shall project at the plinth or stall board, more than six inches into or over the line of such street; and no shop window or shop front of any building in any street or highway of a width less than sixty-six feet, shall project more than three inches into or over the line of such street ; bay windows or other pro- jections of a similar nature, except such as are herein particularly mentioned, shall be built of the same materials, and subject to the same regulations, as the house or building to which the same shall be attached. 67. No eavetrough. conductor, water pipe or gutter pipe shall be so built or constructed as to cause the water from the roof of any building to escape upon, flow over or run across or upon any sidewalk of any street in the city ; atid the owner or occupant of any house or building adjoining any street, lane or highway within the said City siiall not by means of a ater spout or otherwise convey the water from the roof of such house or building in or upon any sidewalk or footpath in the said City, and should such owner or occupant use a water spout to convey the water from the roof of any such house or building such water spout shall be water-tight and carried into the building and connected with a drain or sewer to carry off the said water, or the same shall be carried under the side- walk or footpath by means of a tile or wooden drain so that the water passing through the same from the roof may empty into the gutter or the outer edge of such sidewalk or footpath. ENGINES AND FURNACES. Steam -^nwneB. 68. No person shall, without leave of the Coun- cil, expressed by resolution, set up or work any steam engine within the said City. 11 187 69. Any person who shall set up or work, erect, •' '^ Penalty pro- construct or build, or continue to use, or cause or pro- Tided for. cure to be erected, constructed, built or continued, any such steam engine, contrary to the true intent and meaning of this By-law, shall be subject to the penalty hereinafter mentioned. BOILERS AND OVENS. ovens. 70. No timber shall be laid within two feet of Boilers and the inside of any oven, copper still, boiler or furnace ; or within nine inches of the opening of any chimney, or within seven inches of the inside of any flue. STOVES. 71. No person shall hereafter piace any stove in gtovea. any house or building in the city without leaving eignt- een inches clear from any woodwork immediately above such stove, and twelve inches from any wood- work opposite the sides, unless the same is covered by a zinc guard. PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY. 73. The doors of all buildings of a public charac- pubiio hails, ter, already erected or hereafter built, such as public halls, churches and places of amusement and instruction shall open outward. The hall doorways, stairways, seats and aisles shall be so arranged as to facilitate egress in case of fire or accident ; and to afford the requisite accommodation for the public protection in such case, all aisles and passageways in such buildings shall be kept free from camp stools, chairs, sofas, and other obstructions during the service, exhibition, lec- ture, performance, concert, ball, or other public assem- blage. i Exit. BiliMU; T3. Every publife bnilding hereafter erefcted and every building hereafter altered to be need a6 a public building, in addition to all other provisions applicable to suGh biiilditi^s, shall have at least one frontage for its entire height of it least one entire side of the audi- toriura and lobbies, passages and stairways for exit on that side, on a street, court, or open passage-way fifteen feet or more wide, and at least two-thirds of the entire width of exits and entrances shall open on to such street, court or passage-way. Every such building shall have the doors, corridors, halls, lobbies, stairways, passages and aifeles, wide, direct and so constructed and arranged as to afford easy egress for the occupants un- der all circumstances ; and exits and entrances shall have all doors open outwards, and of the full width of the passages from which they open ; and shall have the passages of er'^-^ and stairways at least live feet wide, and of an aggregate capacity in width of not less than twenty inches for each one hundred persons that the said building may at any time contain. This provision shall apply to the exits from '^ach division, gallery or compartment of such building, as well as to the ex- terior opening. Every building shall have the corridors, lobbies, stairways, passages and aisles of equal or increasing width towards the exits, and without any projection into them within six feet of the floors, shall have the halls corridors, doors, stairways, seats and aisles so arranged as to facilitate egress ; and shall have all pipes and apparatus used in heating or lighting, and all lights, protected to the satisfaction of the Inspector ; and shall have such fire service and apparatus for the extinguishment of fire, as the Inspector may deem necessary. All exits from any public building shall be opened for the use of any departing audience, , 74. AH changes in level in th.e floors of P«Wic i«j«}8 p^ buildings, except regular stairways, from storey to storey, and except the necessary steps in galleries and balcon- ies, rising towards the exits, shall be made by incline of no steeper gradient than one in ten within the audi- torium, and rising towards the (ixitt?. 75. The ceilings immediately beneath the floor of Ceiiinga. the auditorium lobbies, hall-room, galleries, soffits of stair-cases, landings and corridors of public buildings shall be protected by incombustible material . 76. All partitions of public buildings enclosing partitions, the stairways, lobbies and corridors, or separating them from the auditorium or anterooms, shall be of brick masonry, or of heavy studding, brick ncgged through- out, or otherwise made non-combustible, 77. All stairs and landings of public buildings sujrs and shall have proper hand-rails on both sides, firmly secured to walls or to strong posts and balusters, through- out their entire length ; and wide stairwajs shall haye one or more intermediate rails on strong vertical sup- ports. 78. The rise of stairs to public buildings shall not Rise ©f stairs, exceed seven and one half inches, nor the tread be less than twelve inches. No winders less than seven inches wide at the narrowest end, or flight of less than three steps shall be introduced, and there shall be a full land- ing to at least every fifteen steps. 79. No win4ers sha)l be aflowed in thesi|;fes, winders, churches, schools, or apy building where large numbers of people assemble. 11 JP 190 Theatre buildings. ApproBohei. gO. Every approacli or exit to a public building, under or through any other building, shall have solid brick walls, und the floors and ceilings shall be ap- proved, incombustible and fire-resisting materials, and there shall be no openings through said walls, floors or ceilings. L'ght*. *' 81. The lights for the rear of the auditorium, and for all passages and stairways of exit of every public building, shall be independent of the rest of the lights of the auditorium and platform, and shall be so arrang- ed that they cannot be tui;»ed down or off from the " platforu). 82. Every building hereafter built or altered to be used as a theatre for dramatic, operatic, or other similar performances, involving the use of a fixed stage, with moveable or shifting scenery, curtains and machin- ery, srhall be a brick or stone building, and in addition to all other provisions applicable to a public building shall have the highest part of the main floor of the auditorium not more than ceven/eet above the side- walk of the open street, court or p :age way on which the main doors of exit shall be located ; and for each gallery or division above the ground floor shall have independent stairways and exits therefrom, which shall be located as far apart as practicable. The lobbies shall be separated from the auditorium by brick, or other tire-resisting walls ; and all doors from auditorium to lobbies and stairways shall be of metal-covered \7ood and self-closing. stage. ' 83. The stage of every theatre shall- be separated from the auditorium by a brick wall sixteen inches thick, or its equivalent, which wall shall extend the 101 entire width of the luiiMing juhI from ground to roof, and from ground to ttn-^c Huor, and \n) topped as a party wall. There shall be no openings through this wall except the curtain opening, and not more than two others, to be located at or below the level of the stage ; these latter openings shall not exceed twenty- one superficial feet each and shall have metal-covered wood self-closing doors, securely hung to rabbets in the brick-work. 84. The wall over the curtain opening of eyery curuin theatre shall be carried by truss or girder, and if a t be covered with material a girder shall be spanned I, of brick in cement. , , , . openings. o]r uYch. or by an iron '•der is used it shall 'tive of heat, and at relieving arch 85. Every theatre shall have a ventilator, to open ventilator, automatically, in the roof over the proscenium, in case of lire. 86. The finish or decorative features around the decoration., curtain opening of every theatre shall be of incom- bustible materials well secured to masonry. 87. There shall be at least two two-inch stand- water supply, pipes attached to w^ater mains on the stage of every theatre, with ample provision of hose and nozzles at each level of the stage on each side, and the water shall be kept turned on during the occupancy of the building. The said pipes shall have two valves, one above the other, with a proper test or waste valve ; the lower valve shall be kept open at all times except when testing the upper valve to ascertain if it is in order for use. The proscenium shall be provided with I 't. I 193 a two and oue-half inch perforated iron pipe, so con. structcd that in case of emergency it will form a com- plete water curtain for the entire proscenium opening. Such pipes sluill he at all times ready for use. It shall he conipuifory to have three or more men in attend- ance during any i)erfor!iJcince who are comptitent to h'mdle tlje j n>aratU8. OorporatioD employees to 88. It shall be the duty of all otHcers, policemen, ineifeMo"!''*'"* servants, workmen uiid agents of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, whenever required by the Mayor, for the time being, of the said City, to give all possible aid and assistance in his or their power, to the Inspec- tor of Buildings of the said City, in the discharge of his duty under this By-law. InspeotioD. ObBtru'lloD o interference. Negleot of duty. 89. It shall be lawful for any police officer of the said City and of the Inspector of Buildings appointed under this By-law, to enter at all reasonable times upon any property subject to the regulations of this By-law, in order to ascertain whether such regulations are complied with, or to enforce or to carry into effect the same. 90. No person shall molest, or obstruct or inter- fere with th said Inspector of Buildings, police officers or other persons acting in aid or assistance of such Inspector or police officers in the discharge of his or their duty under this By-law. 91. If the Inspector of Buildings for the City of Ottawa shall, contrary to the provisions of this By-law, permit or wilfully negject, or refuse to prevent the erection, placing, repair or alteration of any building, or any erection wholly or in part, pnt np, erected repaired or altered, or placed contrary to the provisions m^ .. yH 193 of this By-law, or if he is guilty of, or eon'-orncd in or ih a party to any act, matter or thing prohibited hy this Bvlaw to be done, ho shall on conviction thereof be subject to the penalties of this Hy-lavv. 92. When anv buildini;. buildings or ncaffolding Umafeor ill ..lourso of con;5tiuction within the limits of the City ef'otions. of Ottawa or any part thereof, shall be nnsafe or con trary to the provisions of this Hy-iaw, the owner, contractor, or other person lu'.ving charge r \ osscssion thereof, shall be notified at once by the inspector of Biiildinirs, to make the same safe and secme, or to take down and remove the same, or to make the same con- formable to this Hy law, .aid every such owner, contrac- tor, agent or other person having charge or possession thereof, so notified, who fails, within twenty-four hours to comply with, such notice, shall be subject to all the penalties of this By-law, and ev^ery subsequent failure or neglect for twenty-four hours after any and every similar subsequent notice shall be deemed a new and subsequent offence, and shall render the owner, contractor, agent or other person in charge, so notified aud making default, liable again to the penal- ties of this By-law. 93. Whenever any building in the said City , is. Danger of by reason of age, nrc, accident or from any otner cause, in danger of falling or being set on lire, and endangers the surrounding property or the lives of the citizens, it shall be the duty of the said Inspector of Buildings to notify the owner, agent or other oer- 8on having charge of or in possession of such building, to put the same at once in a safe condition to j»uard against such fire C" dangerous accident, and if such 194 owner, a^ent or other per?or. in charge or in posses- sion of such building, for twenty-four hours after tlie receipt of such notice, neglects to comply vvith such notice, he shall be subject to tiie penalties of this ]5y- law, and every subsequent failure or neglect for twenty-four hours after Jiny and every siiinlar sul)- sequent notice, shall be deemed a new and subsequent offence and sluill render the owjut, agent or ("tlicr person having charge or in possession of such building as aforesaid, so notified and making default, liable again to the penalties of this By-law. Non-cempii- ^^r- Where any person has been convicted of an By-?aw?ftep offence under this By-law. and such offence is in the nature of an omission or neglect, or is in respect of any dangerous building as mentioned in the last preced- ing section, or in respect of the erection or construction of anything contrary to the provisions of this By-law, then in case the Inspector of Buildings gives twenty- four hours* notice to such pei'son to make good such omission or neglect or to remove such dangerous building, or to remove the thing whi^h has been erected or constructed contrary to this By-law, and default is made in respect thereto, the person offend- ing may be convicted for such default, and shall be liable to the same punishment as was or might have been imposed for the criginal offences, and so on fiom time to time as often as after another conviction a iiew notice is given and the default continues ; and in the case of a third or subsequent conviction, it shall not be necessary in the information, conviction or other pro- 'ceedings to make any reference to any conviction except the first, or to any notice except that in respect of which the proceedings are then being taken, 195 95. The Inspector of P)uil(]in£,^s, besides proseent- f®^^«j^"g'/iJy iiig the owner, coiUrnetor, agent or other |)erson in I'^soector. charge or in possession for eacli and every otfcnce under t tlie tliree hist precedin*; sections, before or after any one or more ccnvic; ions, may takedown and remove at the expense of th- owner, every huih]ing or eioction or any part thereof which may be i)nt up or n\ay be contrary to the pi'ovisions of this P)V-law. or wliich may liave become unsafe or (hmgerons as aforesaid from any causu whatsoever, but except in cases of emergency the Inspector of I>uildings shall give twenty-four hours' notice to the owner, ageiit or person in charge or in po^S'Si^ion. but if the (»wnei or agent cannot be found, and no person is in actual charge or possession, then notice may be given by posting up such notice on the building or section intended to be removed or taken down, 96. The expenses of the Inspector in taking down cost of the or removing any building under this By-law, shall be immediately paid by the owner or agent or person in possession of the property to the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, and in default of such payment the said expenses shall be charged against the property or lot on which the said building or erection was placed, on the Collector's Roll of the City for the following year, and be collected as City taxes, but if not so collected the same may be collected by action at law at the suit of the Corporation against the owner of the property or other person who ought to pay the same* 97. No person shall set on tire or burn in the open Burning rub air within tlie City, stumps, wood, logs, trees, brushj straw, shavings or refuse, without some person being bish. I Iir«8 in the atreeti. 0»rnrinc fire or live ooals. LighU in ■tables, eto. M&nufaoture or storage ot •xplosiTet. 196 in charge of the fire to prevent its spreading or doing damage. 98. No person shall raise or kindle a fire, or fur- nish materials for a fire to be made or kindled in any street, alley or vacant place within the City, provided always that this section shall not apply to tires made by tinsmiths, plumbers and other mechanics in pursu- ing a business which requires the use of a tire made fur boiling tar, pitch or oil to be used in the construction or repair of a building or vessel, but all such tires shall be made in some crate or vessel so that the same shall not emit sparks or otherwise endanger surrounding property. 99. Nojperson shall carry fire or live coals in or throughjany street, alley or lot within the City, unless the same are placed in a covered metal pan or vessel . 100. No person shall use a lighted candle or lamp in any stable, building, or place within the City, where hay, straw, [hemp, cotton, flax, rushes, gunpowder, or other combustible materials, shall be stored or kept or may be, unless the same is well secured in a lantern, 101. No person shall use or occupy within the City any building or place for the manufacture of turpentine, refined petroleum oil or kerosene, par- affine, benzine, camphene, fireworks, or other dan- gerous or easily inflammable or explosive substances, or for the storage of fireworks of any description whatever. 197 102. No person shall have, put or keep hay, straw, H»yit,«okt. cotton, hemp, or wood shaving in stack or pile within the City without securely covering the same, so as to protect them from flying sparks. 103. No persoa shall burn or place in any stove, oil in itnrea. grate or furnace or use in lighting or kindling fires in • any dwelling house, shop or other building within the City, refined petroleum oil, kerosene, gasoline, benzine, naphtha, or other highly explosive or inflammable sub- stances ; provided always that nothing herein contained shall prevent the use of gas burners or of stoves special- Iv constructed for consuming oil. 104. Any person or persons who shall be guilty of- penaitr- any infraction or breach of this By-law, or of non-com* pliance with any of its requirements shall, upon con- viction thereof before the Police Magistrate, Mayor or any Justice or Justices of the Peace having jurisdiction in the matter, forfeit and pay such fine as the said Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices of the Peace convicting shall inflict, of not less than one dollar and not more than fifty dollars, together with the costs of prosecution ; and in default of payment thereof, the same shall be collected by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of non payment of the fine inflicted for any such breach) and there being no distress found out of which the same can be levied, such offender shall be imprisoned in the Common G'.ol of the County of Carleton, with or without hard labour, for any time in the discretion of the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices so. convicting, not exceeding six months, unless such fine and costs be sooner paid. 198 Given under the Corporate seal of the City of Ottawa this seventh day of November, A.D. 1890. Certitivid, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayi.r. SEAL. A '4 4 ,,.. ' ',1! BY- LAW No. 1080. Entitled '* By-law Respecting Water Works/' The Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordains as follows : — 1. The Water Works of the City of Ottawa and all Control, property and matters relating thereto, shall, subject to the approval and according to the directions of the City Council, be under tlie direction and* control of the Water Works Committee, to be appointed yearly by the said Council in accordance with the Statute in that behalf. 2. There shall be an officer appointed by the Coun- Engineer, cil to be called the Water Works Engineer. J 3. The following shall be the duties of the Water Duties. Works Engineer in addition to those prescribed by law or by any By-law or resolution of the Council or of the Standing Committee on Water Works : — (1.) Subject to the directioti of the Water Works Charge and Committee and the Council, to have charge of all the various properties and work required for the supply of the City with water and of the inspection of all buildings and premises supplied with water. (2.) To have the immediate control and supervision control of of all the men employed in the Water Works Depart- ;>'i Committee meetings- 200 ment outside of the City Hall, with full power and authority to suspend and discharge any of the said employees failing to comply with any orders of the said Engineer or any rules or regulations of the Depart- ment. (3.) To attend all meetings of the Water Works Committee and to keep a record of the proceedings thereof, and to cairy out the instiuctions of the said Water Works Committee. Annual report. (4.) On v)r before the 15th day ot December in each year to prepare and present to the Water Works Com- mittee a report in writing upon the general condition of the several works in connection with the Water Works Department, accompanied by such information and sugge,>tions as he shall deem necessary. Other duties. Colic ctor< Duties. I ^ Seourity. Booke of accounts* (5.) And to perform such other duties as may be assigned him by the Council or the Water Works Committee. 4. There shall be an officer appointed by the Coun- cil to be called the " Collector of Water Rates." 5. The following shall be the duties of the " Collec- tor of Water Rates '' in addition to those prescribed by law or any By-law or resolution of the Council or of the Standing Committee on Water Works : — (1.) To provide the security required by the City Council. (2.) To keep proper books of account to show th^ amounts received from day to day. >1 201 (3.) To pay and duly account daily for all collec- CoUeotions. tions made to the City Treasurer. (4.) To carry out and observe the instructions and J°8g««^°n|^, regulations of the Water Works Committee. (5.) To i)erfbrm such other duties as may be assigned other duties him by the Council or the Water Works Committee. 6, The price or rate which any owner or occu- Rates fixed, pant of any house, tenement or lot or part of a lot or both, in or past which the water pipes shall run, shall pay as the water rate or rent whether such owner or occupant shall use the water or not, and also the prices, rates or rents which such owner or occupant shall pay for the use of the water supplied to him or her from the Water Works of the said Corporation, are hereby fixed as follows : — PROPERTY RATES. x All vacant land and all houses, shops, tenements, On property, offices, buildings or parts of buildings let, held or oc- cupied as separate tenements, to be taken at their value on the last revised assessment roll of the said City and assessed as follows :— 1. On every House or Building valued at $500 or jggg $8 cx) per annum 2. For every additional $500 in value, or fractional part thereof 2 cx) 3. On every Vacant Lot valued at $500 or less 2 00 " 4. For every additional $500 in value, or fractional part thereof ^ °® rir 202 for wateh supplied or ready to be supplip:]) in excess of property RATE. rill In excess of property rate. lo 1. Boarding or Lodging Houses, Schools, Colleges, Motels and other Pul)lic Institutions, (or each bed lor InmrdLr or lodgci $2 2. Heds for employees and servants, over 8, in piili- lic institutions i 3. Beds in Hospitals, Orphan Asylum:., Nunneries, for each bed (exclusive of beds for l)oarders or lodgers) 4. Baths in Hospitals, Schools, Colleges, Nun- neries, Asylums or other Public Instilutious, each 5. Baths in Hotels, each 5 6. Each Pan or other Closet 'in excess of one) for Private Dwellings supplied from a cistern with service box and valv«.', or with proper regula- tions approved by the Engineer 2 • 7. For those m Hotels and Public Institutions 5 8. For any other Closet in Private Dwelling . . . : . 10 For Hotels and other Public Institutions 20 9. For each Urinal with self-acting valve or cock running only when being used 5 For any other kind of Urinal 10 10. Livery, Boarding, Tavern and other Public Stables, for each stall, exclusive of stalls for horses owned or boarded on the premises 2 1 1. Driving Sheds for each space of four feet i 12. He ses, each ' 13. Cows and Pigs, each I 14. Steam Engines or Boilers, in use not (wer twelve hours per day, 10 horse pov/er and under, per horse povv'er 5 Each additonal horse power from 10 to 25 4 ditto over 25 horse power 3 1$. Water Meters, Engines and Boilers, Elevators, Tanneries, Fountains, Dye Works, Breweries, and other places using large quantities of water, the supply to be determined by Meters, for every thousand gallons 8 cents. 00 per annum 00 I 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 (t 00 (t 00 (t 203 16. Market Stalls and Cellars, each 15 oo per annum 17. Bottlers, acconlin^ to the decision of the Com- mitloe 25 to laj 00 " iS, New Huildinps, repairs or extensions, viz., for every 1,000 bricks laid in mortar lo Cents. Toisc of stone (each toise) .... 5 " Hundred scjuare yards of plaster 40 19. An annual rent shall I)c paid by the customers for the cost and care c*" ueters, as follows : — >2 inch meter, $3 00 2 inch meter, $14 00 ^ " 3 75 3 " 25 00 I •• 4 75 4 •• 4S 00 1/6 " S OC Persons desirous of supplying their own meters may do so with the previous written sanction of the Manager of the Water Works. 20. For any service other than those above mentioned, ac- cording to resolution of Council. 21. Churches, Colleges, Schools, Nunneries, Hospitals, Orphan Asylums, or other religious or charitable institutions, 33 '/j per cent, less than the foregoing rates. MKTER MEASUREMENT. The charire to water-takers assessed bv Meter Meter. Measurement shall be eight cents per thousand gal- lons. If the meter be injured or fail to register during the quarter, then the (^remises sliall be assessed as provided tor by the tariff or according to the last quarter's charge by meter. STREET SPRINKLING IN EXCESS OF OTHER RATES. 1. For all water for Streei:- Sprinkling purposes at street sprink- the rate of five cents, per lineal loot of all property raie. fronting on the street sprinkled by the Corporation, 204 !ii^ Reduotion for vaoanoy. or any other party or |)Hrti.'s employed by them for the season. Street sprink- 2. For all water required tor Street Sprinkling, and ling by private , n , ^ i.- parties. ^^^Q^\ (gxcept by small nose) by any party or parties not employed by the L'orporatiou, per 1,000 gallons 15 cents. REDUCTION. (1). On each tenement building vacant for tnree months continuously a reduction of oiie-halt shall be made on such three months' rate. (2). Any person paying his water rates during the first month in any quarter for the then current quarter shall be entitled to a reduction of ten per cent, upon the amount thereof. Property not (3). No reduction shall be allowed on water rates Sduotion" payable in respect of property exempt for Municipal taxation to the pai t'es paying such rates within the first month of the current quarter as aforesaid. Redaotioa tor prompt payment- No further redaction. (4). No further reduction shall be allowed on water rates payable in respect of churches, colleges, schools, seminaries, hospitals, orphan asylums or other religi- ous or charitable institutions than the reduction allowed by sub-section 21 in the foregoing schedule. When payable. 7. The sai Hces, rates or rents shall be due and payable at ..e Water Works Oftice in the City of Ottawa to the Collector of Water Rates for the said City, or such other person or persons who may from time to time be appointed by the City Council or W.ater Works Committee to receive the same., on the the 205 first days of the montliH of November, February, May and Alienist in each and every year, but the rates charged by meter rneasureunMit shall be payable in tour equal quarterly instalments on the last day of the quarterduiiiij; which the water has been supplied, name) % th.» 3 1st day of March, the .'ii)th day ot June, the 3()th day of September, and the Jilst |)Vovnl ..f tlu' rty<'onncil or the Water Works ('oiiiinittfo. i:i Al)l»licUllts sluiU "ix "ii tllll ilUll triU' >t»ltt'UU'llt Det uli. wi h " '• '*|'l""'"- n ^ Mpplioiilion. on the i'oMU pTovich'd hy tlic Departuieiit, of the size anil (le.serii>tion of tlieir jueuii^es, tlie inimlur ot imiiates, the various use.s to wliieh the water is about to be put, the number and description of fixtures required and all otiirr iiiftirinatioii that may be neces- sary ill order thitt a eorrect esliinare of tbi; chari^'c to be made ;i^ainst them may be arriveil at. 14. Notice ill wiiliii;,' shall be i;iven to the (\>rpora- Baths, »ic. tion or the Water Works rommitte and their consent tirbt obtained before any pro]»rietor desiring ro use the water supplied foi- any bath, water closet or other use requiring an additional supply of water, will bn allowed such additional supply, or before any change or addi- tion is made to the nundxM- or description of fixtures on any premises. I 5. The use of the water shall not be granted for water for ppeoial pur- any special pur|)ose, unless in addition to the special poses, rate therefor, the ordinary rating of the building be also paid. I O. Any person vacating any premises that have v,.c.int been supplied with water from the Ottawa Water Works, or who is desirous of discontinuing the use thereof, must give due notice of the same at the Water Works Office, otherwise he will be held liable for the rates therefor. iiMlL&i g» 'H M', 1 ^fi M > fi li m-.t 1' fi !' k Closets. Fixtures and attachments. Foantainiand sprinklers. 208 1 7. None but pan and self closing closets shall be permitted in connection with the Water Works. 1 8. In cases in which it may be desired to discon- tinue the use of any fixtures or attachments, before the rate that is payable therefor can be remitted, such fixtures or attachments must be completely cut-off and detached from the water supply to the satisfac- tion of the Water W^orks Engineer or some authorized Inspector, and no person shall re-attach the same without giving notice at the Water Works Office. 19. All persons having fixtures and attachments for fountains, hose and lawn sprinklers, will be held chargeable with the rate therefor, whether the same be actually used or not, subject however to the condi- tions of the preceding section. Leakages, etc. 20. In case of leaky or improper i)i})e.s or fixtures, on any premises, the Superintemlent shall have authority to cut off the supply of water by shutting the stop cock, or by decachmg the service pipe from the main, and \ ifore the water is again turned on the pipes and fixtures shall be repaired or altered as re- quired, and the cost of detaching and re-attachiiig or of turning off and on the water shall be paid by the person occupying or owning the premises, and no per- son supplied from the service pipe >shall have any claim against the Corporation by reason of such cutting off the water. Application tor ^e^Tice!^. 2 I . Applications for the laying of service pipes or the turning on or off of the water to premises shall be made in writing at the Water Works Office in the City Hall. 209 22. Upon the receipt of an application from the Coat of services owner or occupant of any premises, the Corporation or the Water Works Committee will provide and lay down, free of cost, an ordinary house service from the main to the street line or boundary, when, in the opinion of the Water Works Engineer such service is necessary, but the expense of distribution of water through buildings, or parts of buildings shall be borne or paid for by the proprietors, tenants or occupants thereof. 33. Only the ordinary house service pipe for the Extra services, supply of any single house or premises shall be laid by the Corporation and the said Committee free of charge, and any person desiring more than one such service for the supply of his premises, shall, subject to the approval of the Water Works Engineer be sup- plied with the same an<' shall be charged with the extra cost ; but such extra service shall only be laid " upon the condition that all connections in such house or premises shall be detached from any existing ser- vice or seivices, and attached to such extra service by such p'U'son whenever the Water Works Engineer shall so direct. 24. Any person making application for the laving: Deposit ui^on "^ . 1 1- . application. of service pipes other than the ord'>ary house service from the main to the street line or ooundary, shall at the time of such application deposit with the City Trea^iurer a sum equal to the cost of pi'oviding such service, such cost to be determined by the Water Works Engineer, and upon the receipt of such sum, the Corporation and the said Committee will provide such service pipe. 14 « . 210 Size of Dipes. 25. The Corporation or the said Committee shall in every case determine the size of the })ii:)e to be used in supplying any premises, and also the position in the street in which it is to be laid. Changes. Work on streets. Work on priv- ate premises. Directions for service laying. Alterations at private expense. 26. When any departure from the prescribed rules is permitted in order to accommodate a water taker, the water taker shall be charged with the expense of making the change. 27. No work of any kind connected with the water services either for the laying of new or the repair of old services shall be permitted to be done upon or under the streets by other than the employees of the Corporation or the said Committee. 28. No work shall be done by the Corporation or by the said Committee upon the premises of water takers except the placing of meters, but the Corpora- tion and the said Commitee may direct al' work to be done in connection with water services, and, if so de- sired by the water takers may lay the service j.ipes over all vacant space intervening between the sti'eet line and the buildings on the said premises, and may charge therefore as provirled in this By-law. 29. Any direction as to the position in which it may be desired to have the service pipe laid, when such direction does not interfere with the requirements of the Corporation or of the said Committee, must be given in writing at the Water Works Office, and the applicant shall be notified of the time at which the service pipe is to be laid. 30. If any party fail to appear at the time ap- pointed for laying the service pipe the work may be 211 proceederlfwith in the ordinary way, and any sub- sequent alterations shall only be made at the expense of the water taker. 31. In all cases the water taker must show that Connection to the pipe laid within his premises is laid in accordance j4"propMiy • ■'111 . iftid pipes. With the requn-ements of the Corporation and of the said committee— and unless the same is shown to the satisfaction of the Engineer, Inspector or Foreman of the Water Works in charge of the work, connection shall not be made with the street pipe, 32. No two premises supplied with water from the Separate Water Works shall be dependent upon one service faoh Jrem'ses. pipe beyond the street line, but eaah separate and distinct tenement or premises shall be supplied through a separate pipe provided with proper stop cocks, or other means of cutting off the water. 33. All service pipes upon the premises of water Depth of takers shall be laid a depth of not less than five feet and '"""' '**"*"• six inches below the level of the surrounding ground and where they cross or are near other excavations they must be properly protected against settlement. 34. All persons shall keep their service pipes, stop Repair of pipe, cocks, and other fixtures on their own premises and '""*^'*"""- from the line of the street, in good order and rej>air, and protected from frost at their own risk andexpense. 35. The material employed in the construction of Material service pipes shall correspond in all particulars with °*^ "'"*'' that of a similar kind used by the ( Corporation or by the said Committee. w 212 Plumbers' work. Use of water for building purpoies. P remises to be open for iiMpeotion. Remedy of defects. 36. All plumbers' work in any house, store, office, building or part of a building must be done in a work- manlike manner, with good materials sufficiently strong to resist the pressure of the water, and all taps used for the drawing or shutting off of the water must be ap])roved by the Corporation or the said Commit- tee, or their duly authorized agents or officers ; and should any of such work or material be not approved by the Corporation or by the said Committee, their agents or officers, it may and shall be lawful for the said Corporation and the said Committee, their ser- vants and agents to turn off, or refuse to turn on the supply ot water, and the same rate shall be charged as if the water was being used on the premises. 37. No contractor, builder or other person or per- sons shall use for building purposes of any kind or description any water Irom any pipe or main of the Water Works, without the permission of the said Cor- poration or Committee unless the rate tixed by this By-law shall have been paid and all rules made for properly protecting the supply pipes have been observed. 38. All officers authorized by the Corporation for that purpose shall have free access at proper hours of the day, and upon reasonable notice given and request made for that purpose to all parts ot every building in which water is delivered and consumed. 39. Inspectors shall make a personal inspection of all pipes and taps used for distributing water in the several buildings throughout the City,' and if any are found leaking or defective, or if any unnecessary wast- 218 ing of water is found to exist, notice will be given to have the defects remedied, and if they are not repaired within twenty-four hours, the water supply will be turned off. 40. No proprietor, tenant, occupant or inmate of Water to be any house, store, office, building or part of a building 2e??on8'jayW supplied with water from tlio said Ottawa Water Works shall vend, sell or dispose of the water thereof or give it away or permit such water to be taken or carried away, or me or supply such water to the use or benefit of others or to any other than to his, her or their own use or benefit, or increase the supply of water agreed for with the said Corporation or the said Committee, or wrongfully neglect or improperly waste the water or practise any fraud upon the said Corporation with regard to the water so to be sup- plied from the said Ottawa Water Works. 41. No person or persons shall injure or destroy Da„,age to any of the hydrants or other Water Works property p'^p"*^- of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa. 42. Hose for street or garden sprinkling and foun- Garden hose, tarns or jets shall not be used except between the hours of 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. be- tween 1st May and 1st November, and the right is reserved to suspend their use whenever public "exig- ency may require. 43. No person except the Water Works Engineer Making or other person or persons authorized by the said Cor- "'"°^'"*^"'* poration or Committee shall tap or make any connec- tion with the main distributing pipes or turn oflT or on any service pipe stop-cocks. '■ ii'-l' ipfJ^.I^IB ' l-^vJfi Waste. Interference with hydrants, Alteration in stop-oooks. 214 44. In the case of any unnecessary quantity of water being used by any party or parties, the said Water Works Engineer or other authorized officer of the Water Works Department may throttle the stop- cocks so that no more thaa a reasonable quantity can be obtained. 45. Hydrants on any street or in the vicinity of any lumber yards shall not be used for watering or for any other purpose by any person, except in ca-^es of fire, unless special written permission is given so to do by the said Corporation or Water Works Com- mittee. 46. No pei'son shall in any manner interfere with the service in any street, or make any addition or alteration whatever in or about any stop-cock without the permission of the said Corporation or the said Committee. Nfi By-law to take effect when passed. Prior agree- ments not to be affected. 47. This By-law shall come into force on the day of the final passing tliereof. 48. Nothing herein contained shall affect, annul or make void any matter or thing done or agreed to be done or any obligation or liability incurred or agreed to be incurred or any prices, rates or rents now due or growing due, under or by virtue of any contracts or any former By-law or By-laws of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, or of the former Water Works Commissioners for said City, or any lien or claim there- for or any remedy to enforce the same, and for all such purposes the said contracts and By-laws are hereby continued. 215 40. Any persoi) or persons who shall be guilty of Penalty, any infraction or breach >f this By-law, or of non- compliance with any of the requirements, shall, upon conviction theicof before the Police Magistrate, Mayor or any Justice or Justices of the Peace having juris- diction in the matter, forfeit and pay such fine as the said Police Magistrate, Mayor or any Justice or Justices of the Peace convicting shall inflict, of not more than twenty dollars, for water works purf)oses, together with the costs of prosecution therefor ; and in default of payment thereof the same shall be collected by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender ; and in case of non-payment of the fine and costs inflicted for such breach, and there being no distress found out of which the same can be levied, such offender shall be imprisoned in the common gaol of the County of Car- leton with or- without hard labor, and for any time in the discretion of the Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices so convicting, n()t exceeding one month, unless such fine and costs be sooner paid. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa this 10th day of November, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor, I Seal I I-ublio weifbing. Weigh plaoer* h 1) ! Inspcotor. Duties of nspeotor. BY-LAW No. 1081. Entitled " By-Law for tlie Weighing and Measurement of Coal. " Tlie Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, enacts and ordains as follows ; — . 1. No person shall, upon or after the sale thereof, in this City deliver any coal from a waggon or other vehicle (except as hereinafter mentioned) or cause the same to be delivered, without lirst having the same weighed upon one of the City weigh scales in accord- ance with the provisions of this By-law. 3. The By-Ward Market Weigh House and Scales ; the Wellington Ward Market Weigh House and Scales ; a Weigh House and Scales on tlie west side of the Canal Basin in the vicinity of Slater street ; a Weigh House and Scales on the east side of the Rideau Canal in the v?cinity of Court street ; a Weigh House and Scales at the Union Depot, Chaudiere ; a Weigh House and Scales at the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Rail- way Depoi, Lower Town ; and a Weigh House and Scales at the Canada Atlantic Railway Depot, Elgin street, are hereby constituted Weigh Offices and Weigh Scales for the weighing and measuring of coal in the Citv of Ottawa. 3. The City Council may appoint an officer who shall be known as the " Inspector of Coal Weighing." (1) It shall be the duty of said Inspector to see to the proper observance of this By-law ; and he f !*• 217 shall report to the Market Comiiiittec any evasion, violation or infringement of the rules or regulations of said By-law, which shall come under his observation, together with the name or names of the party or par. ties offending and all such i»articuljir8 as may be deemed necessary m the interests of the (Jitj ; he shall have power to collect all fees for coal weighing, and shall be required to deposit the same with the City Treasurer, together with a list of the names of those from whom the said fees have been received, and shall enter in a book or books to be kept for that purpose accurate ac- counts from day to day of all moneys received, and of all other matters of which accounts ought to be kept, which said book or books shall be at all times open to the inspection of the said City Council or any of the members thereof, and the said book or books shall be the property of the said Corporation ; he shall have full superintendence and control of all Corporation coal weighers ; he shall instruct the said weighers in the duties to be performed by them, as hereinafter men- ^ 2-6^ tioned ; and he shall have power to suspend any of such weighers for incompetency, dereliction of duty or any other just cause, until such time as he can report the particulars of the case to the Market Committee, who shall decide in the matter.^ To 'Uf^rd against fraud or carelesness on the part of any Corporation coal weigher, the Inspector shall have power to re- weigh on any of the Corporation scales, any cart, sleigh or other vehicle containing coal, 4. Each of the said scales shall be placed in charge ^^j ,^j- of a competent person to be appointed by this Council and to be designated ""Weigh Master," whose duty it shall be to attend during all reasonable hours j 1 ^ '.^HHi^ 1 HI ill m kk. Inipuotor's surety. Order of weighing. Record of «reigbt. Trading by officials. 218 at such scales and correctly wei<<:h all coal preseiiti' for tljat piir|)08t% and thereiiixm «»ive each perHon liavinor coal wciii^hed a correct Htainped certificare or,;, ticket in the form hereto appended, or such other form as may from time to time he authoi-ized hy the Council, etat- inj»; correctly the wei^jht, and heariiijnj liis 8i<^riature. 5. Prior to eJiterin^; upon the duties of '.»is office, the said Inspector sliall nive to the Corj)oration a bond with sufficient sureties in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars conditioned for the faithful discharge of his duties. 6. The Weigh Master shall, without anv unreason- able delay, weigh the several loads of coal brought to the scales under his charge in the order in which they shall be presented. 7. The Weigh Master shall keep a correct record of all coal weighed by him in a book provided for that purpose, stating the name <>f the person for whom weighed, the weight and date of weighing ; and shall on the first Maid, and the number corresponding with the number under which such d-^g or bitch is for the time being registered in the books of the Inspector of Li- censes, provided however, that any certificate already granted by the City Clerk for tl.e present year for any dog or bitch shall be valid up to the first day ot May next, but no longer. Wrongful description. ■1^ i i fu Plates not-, transferable. i 3. No person shall register r. bitch as a male dog, or wilfully give to the License Inspector a wrong descrip- tion of the dog or bitch which he or she requires to be registered and licensed. 4. No person shall use any such metal plate or at- tach the same to a collar tor any other dog or bitch except for the licensed dog or bitch for which the same was furnished as aforesaid. Tax a able ^- "^^^ Inspector of Licenses shall not register any ?ration.'**'^' such dog or bitch unless the person applying to have the same registered shall have first filed in his office 229 a description of such dog or bitch as aforesaid, and shall have paid the tax imposed by said Section One, and shall procure the receipt of the City Treasurer therefor. « 6. It shall be the duty of the Inspector of Licenses . , 11. 1 . . , Inspector's to keep a book in which he shall record the name of '^^''t^""- the owner of every dog and bitch registered under the provisions of this By-law, the date of such registration, the description of the dog or bitch, the registration number and the amount of the tax paid ; and it shall be the duty of the inspector of Licenses to make a monthly return to the License Committee or to the City Council showing the number of dogs and bitches licensed, and the names of the owners thereof. 7. The Inspector of Licenses shall perform thcDntieaof duties imposed upon him by the provisions f this ^°"'*°*^''- By-law relating to dogs under the supervision and direction of the License Committee. 8. No person shall suffer or permit any dog or viciou. dogs, bitch not securely muzzled, of which he is the owner, possessor or harbourer, to run at large within the said City if such dog or bitch is of a vicious or ferocious disposition or accustomed to snap at or bite mankind. 9. No person shall, after the date hereof, suffer or ^t ,• ' " Unlicensed permit any dog or bitch of which he is the owner, •*°*''* possessor or harbourer, to run at large within the said City, unless the yearly tax has been paid therefor, and the same has been duly registered as aforesaid. 10. No person shall, without the consent of the « ^ , , , Removal of owner, harbourer or caretaker, remove any such metal ^""^ '*'*'*^- plate from any licensed dog or bitch. ,Mgmigm. : 1 1 230 Bi'oh or slat in heat. MuzzliriK upon proclumatioQ. ihlMlsiTAW : m II. No person shall suffer or permit any bitch or slut, owned, possessed or harboured by hiui or her to be at large within the said City while in heat. 1 2. No person shall suffer or permit any dog or bitch of which he or she is the owner, possessor oi' harbourer to run at large within ^.he said City during such period as shall be prescribed in any proclamation issued undei- the authority of this By-law, urdess such dog or bitch shall be securely muzzled by a good, stronsf and substantial muzzle. Prooiamationi 13. The Mayor, at any time when he is authorized so to do by a resolution of the Council, may issue his proclamation declaring that no dog or bitch shall be permitted to run at large within the said City during such period as shall be determined by the Council and named in such proclamation, unless such dog or bitch shall be securely muzzled as aforesaid, and notice of such proclamation shall be given by ad- vertisement and posters before the same goes into effect. Impounding. * 4- Any PoHce Constable of the said City of Ot- tawa or other person authorized for that purpose by the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Chief of Police, may seize and deliver to one of the Pound Keepers of the City any dog found running at large in said City else- where than on the premises of the owner, possessor or harbourer thereof, contrary to the provisions of tins By-law ; and it shall be the duty of the Pound Keeper to whom the same shall be delivered to impound such dog, and to supply it with food and water while im- pounded, and in case it shall not be reclaimed as here- 231 into inaf'ter provided, within eight days after it shall have been delivered to the Pound Keeper it shall be the duty of the Pound Keeper to kill such dog, but any dog known to be rabid which shall be found at lar^e shall be immediately killed. 15. No person or persons shall molest, interrupt, Interference with officers. hinder or prevent any Police Constable or Pound keeper of the said City in the discharge of the duties herein prescribed and imposed upon him. I 6. The owner, possessor or harbourei of any dog Red, iminit or bitch impounded under said Section Fourteen may *"'°" '*°"°'^- reclaim his dog or bitch within eight days after the same has been impounded on making application therefor to the Pound Keeper, on proving ownership, and paying to the said Pound Keeper the sum of one dollar, one-half of which shal be retained by the Pound Keeper for his own use, and the other half shall be paid by him to the City Treasurer for the use of the said Corporation. 17. It shall be the duty of every Pound Keeper Pound keeper's to enter in his Pound Book a desciiption of all dogs '**''*"""■ and bitches delivered to or impounded b^ him, and to make a monthly return thereof and of all monies re- ceived on account thereof to the City Treasurer, or oftener if required. 18. The City Treasurer shall keep a separate ac- Re, count of all monies received under this By-law and By-law!' of the expenses connected therewith, and the balance, if any, shall be annually transferred to the credit of the annual revenue account. 1 9. Any person or persons guilty of any infraction Penalty or breach or non-compliance with any of the require- II '.T' Id ier 282 Penalty. ments of this By-law, shall iipon conviction thereof before the Police Maj^istrate, Mayor, or any other Justice or Justices of the Peace, having authority by law to adjudi'iiate on offences against the By-laws of the said City, forfeit and pay at the discretion of the said Police Ma^jjistratfi, Mavor, Justice or Justices eon- victing, a penalty not exceeding the sum ot fifty dol- lars, and not less than one dollar, for such offence, together with the costs of prosecution, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall be lawful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices so convicting as aforesaid to issue his or their warrant to levy the said penalty arid costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender or offenders' goods and chattels, and in case of no sufficient distress being found to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the County of Carleton, with or without hard labour, for any time in the discretion of the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid not exceeding six months, unless the si "d penalty and costs be sooner paid. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa, this 17th day of November, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB EKRATT, Mayor. HEALTH BY-LAW. In force in e^ery Municipality till altered by tlie Municipal Council. 1. It shall he the duty of the Medical Health Officer ^"^?«* T®***" •' ohI health to assist and advise the Board atjd its officers, in matters "®°«'"' relatintf to public health, and to siipiirintend, under the direction of the Board, the enforcement and observ- ance, williifi this municipality, of health by-laws or regulations, and of Public Health Acts, and of any other sanitary laws, and, if thought advisable by the Board of School Truste(>i, to act as Medical Inspector of Schools, as well as advisory officer in matters per- taining to school hygione, and to perform such other duties and lawful acts for the preservation of the pub- lic health as m ly in his opinion be necessary, or as may be required by the Board of Hxialth. He shall also present to this Board, before the 15th day of November in each year, a full report upon the sanitary condition of the district. 2. The Sanitary Inspector, besides performinjr the Duty of . ' ^ SNnitury duties hereafter indicated by this By-law as belonging Inspector, specially to him, shall assist the Medical Health (3fficer and perform such other duties as may from time to time be assigned to him by the Board of Health or its chairman. 3. The chairman of the Board of Health shall, be- Chairmau of fore the 1st day of December in each year, present to S^a^Vt the Municipal Council or Municipal Councils, com- co'J,°"iif prised within this district, a report containing a detail. 91 1 l^l«ll^g« ■Miiiiiin 1 mini ! u i •it 'I ' 284 ed statement of the /ork of the Board during tlie year, and the report of the sanifiry condition of tfie Muniei- pality, aa rendered to the Board hy the Medical Health Officer. A copy of each auch report ahall be trans- mitted by the secretary to the secretary of the Provin- cial Board of Health. SWJector *• No person ahall within this municipality anffer aa to landa.eto. 4.1 1 ^- , . . . ' tJie accumulation upon his premises, or deposit, or permit the deposit, upon any lot belonging to him, of anything which may endanger the public health, or deposit upon, on or into, any street, square, lane, by- way, wharf, dock, slip, lake;, pond, bank, harbour, "iver, stream, sewer, oi water, any manure or other refuse, or vegetable or animal matter, or other filth. DepositH enaangeriDf public health forbidden. 5. It shall be tlie duty ot the Sanitary In.-^pe.-tor, to keep a vigilant supervision over all streets, lanes, by- ways, lots or premises, upon which any such accumu. lation as aforesaid may be found, and at once to notify the parties who own or occupy such lota or premises, or who either personally or through their employees have deposited auch manure, refuse matter, dirt, or filth, in any street, lane, or by-way, to cleanse the aame, and to remove what is found t hereon ; auch parties shall forthwith remove the same, and if the aame be not removed w hin twenty-four hours after such notification, the Inspector may prosecute the parties so offending, and he may also cause the same to be removed at the expense of the person or persona so offending. He shall also inspect at intervals, as directed by the Board of Health, all premises occupied by persons re. -ling within its jurisdiction, and shall report to the Board each and everv case of violation of an^' of the )85 nrovisions of tliis By-law, or of any othor regulations for tlie pnwervarion of the public; health, add shall also report every case of refusal to permit him to rr ke 8UCU inspection. a. Whenever i^ sliail appear to the l^oard, or to any of .^"Sdh.KsV Hs o^lcers, that it is necessary for the preBcrvation of the saSr'in- pu!)lic health, or for tlie abatement of anything (ianijer- ons to the public liealth, or w'^enever they or he shall have received a notice signed by one or more inhabitant householders of this municipality, stating the condition of any building in the municipality to be so filthy as to be dangerous to the public liealth, or that upon any premises in the niunicipality there is any foul or offensive ditch, gutter, drain, privy, cess-pool, ash-pit, or cellar, kept or confitrncted so as to be dangerous or iiijurious to the pubhc health, or that upon any such premises an accumulation of dung, nianure, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant water, or other matter, or thing, is kept so as to be dangerous or injurious as r "oresaid, it shall be the duty of the Sanitary Inspector to enter such buildings or premises for the purpose of examining the same, and, if necessary, he shall order the removal of such matter or thing as aforesaid. If the occupant or proprietor, or his lawful agent or representative, having charge or control of such premises, after hav- ing had twenty-four hours' notice from any such officer of the Board of Health to remove or abate such matter or thing as aforesaid shall neglect or refuse to remove or abate the same, x.e shall be subject to the penalties impobed under section 18 of this By-law\ 7. If the Board is satisfied upon due examination, Notices to put tiiat a cellar, room, tenement, or building withih its proper aani- 1 ' mmi Ji! 236 KSuulame. J""8diction, occupied as a dwelling-place, has become by reason of the number of occupants, want of cleanliness, the existence therein of a contagious or infectious dis- ease, or other cause, unfit for such purpose, or that it has become a nuisance, or in any way dangerous to the health of the occupants, or of the public, they may issue a notice in writing to such occupants, or any of them, requiring the said premises to be put in proper sanitary condition, or if they see fit, requiring the occupants to quit the premises within such time as the Board may deem reasonable. If the persons so noti. fied, or any of them, neglect or refuse to comply with the terms of the notice, every person so offending shall be liable to the penalties imposed by section 18 ot this By-law, and the Board may cause the premises to be properly cleansed at the expense of the owners or occupants, or may remove the occupants forcibly and close up the premises, and the same shall not again be occupied as a dwelling-place until put into pro- per sanitary condition. il ;•■ iivfajjia i ?'-uJhter-^ '^' ^^ proprietor or tenant of any shop, house or house. etc. outhouse, shall, nor shall any butcher or other person, use any such house, shop or outhouse at any time as a slaughter-house or for the purpose of slaughtering any animals therein, unless such shop, house or outhouse be distant not less than two hundred yards from any dw^elling house, and distant not less than seventy yards from any public street. ingpcotionof •*• All slaughter-houses within iiiis monicipalitv ilaugthter- il n i i. • ^ j. , . r « house. snail he subject to regular inspdction under the direc tion of the Board of Health; md no person shall keep any slaughter house unless the permission in writing 237 of the Board for the keeping of such slaughter-house has been first obtained, and remairs unrevoi^ed. Such permission shall be granted, after approval of such premises upon inspection, subject to the con- dition that the said houses shall be so kept as not to impair the health of persons residing in their vicinity, and upon such condition being broken the said per- mission may be revoked by the Board ; and all animals to be slaughtered, and all fresh meat exposed for scle in this municipality shall be subject to like inspection. 10. All milch cows and cow byres, and all dairies inspection of '' cow byres, or other places in which milk is sold or kept for Sr^es^f^"" general use, and all cheese-factories and creameries ®"*™«^*«8- shall be subject to regular inspection under the direc- tion of the said Board ; and the proprietors shall be required to obtain permission in writing from the Board, to keep such dairy or other place in which milk is sold or kept as aforesaid, or to keep a cheese-factory or creamery, and the same shall not be kept by any- one without such permission, which shall be granted after approval of such premises upon inspection, sub- ject to the condition that- all such places as aforesaid are so kept and conducted that the milk shall not con- tain any matter or thing liable to produce disease eitlier by reason of adulteration, contamination with sewage, absorption of disease germs, infection of cows, or any other generally recognized cause, and upon such condition being broken the said permission ix^ay be revoked by the Board. 11. No person shall offer for sale as food within saie of dia- this municipality any diseased animal, or any meat, **^*'* ^°"'** fish, fruit, vegetables, milk, or other article of food ll1*-[ Supply of drinkinflT water. 238 which, bj reason of disease, adulteration, impurity or any other cause sliall be unfit for use, 12. It shall be the duty of the owner of every house within this municipality to provide for the occupants of the same a sufficient supply of wholesome drinking water ; and in case the occupant or occupants of any such house is or are not satisfied with the wholesome- nessor sufficiency of such supply, he or they may apply to the Board of Health to determine as to the same ; and if the supply be sufficient and wholesome, then the expenses incident to such determination shall be paid by the said occupant or occupants, and if not, then they shall be paid by the owner ; and in either case the said charges shall be recoverable in the same manner as municipal taxes. VS. All wells in this municipality which are in use whether such wells are public or private, shall be cleaned out before the 1st day of July in each year, and in case the Board of Health certities that any well should be tilled up, such well shall be forthwith tilled up by the owner of the preujises. Sl'di/pZltf ^*' ^^'^ following code of rules and regulations for reffi*"** ^^^ disposal of sewage and refuse shall constitute a part of this By-law, and any person or persons violat- ing or neglecting any of the said rules and regulations shall be liable to the fines and penalties imposed by sectjion 18 of this By-law. SSmenTof ^^^^ l—^o privy-vault, cess-pool or reservoir into Tc^JbeaJ'- "^^'^^ ^ P"''^' water-closet, stable or sink is diained, Medi-af^'''' shall be established until the details of such establish- Heaith Officer, ^^g,,^ gj^j^jj j^^^^ ^^^^ submitted to and obtained the Wells to be cleaned out, etc. 239 approval in writing of the Medical Health Officer, who shall, from time to time, determine with the appro- bation of the Board, the method of disposal of excreta, sewage and other refuse, to be adopted within the district. Rule 2.— Earth privies or earth closets without a Sbe removid. vault below the surface of the ground do not come within Rule 1, but sufficient dry earth, wood-ashes or coal-ashes to absorb all the fluid parts of the deposit must be thrown upon the contents of such earth privies and closets daily ; the contents when removed from the closet must be placed in a shed or box with rain- proof cover, and removed from the premises at least once a year on or before the 1 5th day of May. I, i< jMi, Rule 3. — If the exigencies or circumstances of the cieHning out .... and dieinfeot- municipality require that privy-vaults, cess-pools or y'/„jPji^gyg reservoirs sliall be allowed in accordance with Rule 1, they shall be cleaned out at least once a year, on or before the 15th day of May, and from the 15th day of May to the Ist day of November in each year they shall be thoroughly disinfected by adding to the con- tents of the vault, cess- pool or reservoir, once a month, not less than two pounds of sulphate of copper, dis. solved in two pailfuls of water, or other suitable dis- infectant. f'-' Rule 4. — Within the limits of this municipality no Deodorization . 1 , ., ,. r J before re- night-soil or contents of any cess-pool shall be removed "o^*'- unless previously deodorized as above, and during its transportation the material shall be covered with a layer of fresh earth, except the removal shall hive been by some odourless excavating process. 240 •^.i I UM'i 'i Time for re- moval of garbage. Time for re- RuLE 5. — All piitHd and decaying animal or veg«ta- oayed animal ble matter inust be removed from a'! cellars, buildinffs. or vevetaole ' r> i matter. out-biiildings and yards on or before the 15th day of May in each year. Role 6. — Every householder and every hotel and restaurant-keeper or other person shall dispose of all garbage, for the disposal of which he is responsible, either by burning tlie sauie or by placing it in a proper covered receptacle for swill and house offal, the con- tents of which shall, between the 15th day of May and the 1st day of November, be regularly removed as often ap twice a week. Rule 7. — Between the 1 5th day of May and the Ist day of November, no hog shall be kept within the limits of this municipality, except in pens seventy feet from any house, with floors kept free from standing water and regularly cleansed and disinfected. Livery stable. _r.jle 8.— The keeper of every livery or other stable shall keep his stable and stable-yard clean, and shall not permit, between the Inth day of May and the 1st day of No'^ember, more than two waggon-loads of manure to accumulate in or near the same at any one time, except by permission of the Board of Health. Hogg. House oon- Btruotion. 16. The following regulations regarding the con- struction of houses shall be in force within this municipality : . fn^s&o'^be ^^^^ l.—No house shall be built in or upon any disinfected, gj^g^ ^},g g^n ^f ^j^j^jj j^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ refuse, unless such soil shall have been removed from such site, and the site disinfected, or unless the said soil shall have been covered with a layer of charcoal, cov- 241 ered by a layer of concrete at least six inches thick and of such additional thickness as may be requisite under the circumstances to prevent the escape of gases into such proposed house. Rule 2.— The drain of every house which may be Ventilation of connected with a sewer or cess-pool shall be ventilated '^""''■*"'' by means of a pipe extending upward from the high- est point of the main soil or waste-pipe, and also by a pipe carried upward from the drain outside the walls of the house according to the principles shewn in the appended diagram. These pipes shall be of the same dimensions as the said main soil or waste-pipe, and shall be constructed of the same tnaterial or of stout galvanized iron, and no trap shall intervene between the said ventilating pipes. In case a trap shall inter- vene between the sewer or cess-pool, and the ventilating pipes already described, then a four-inch ventilating pipe of the same material as above described shall be carried frotn a point between such trap and the sewer. All such ventilating pipes shall be carried above the roof of the said house, and shall open above at points sufficiently remote from every window, door, sky-light, chimney or other opening leading into any house. No pipe carrying air or gas from any drain or soil- pipe shall be connected with any chimney in a dwel- ling-house, unless the same be a furnace chimney used exclusively for the purpose of ventilating such soil- pipe or drain. Rule 3.— Every house-drain shall be constructed of Deteription of vitrified earthenware or iron pipe ; and every soil and '^*'" ''^''®^* waste-pipe, of iron pipe rendered impervious to gas or liquids, the joints thereof being run with lead and 16 * • Ir f' 242 caulked, or of lead pipe weighing at least 6 lbs. to the square foot; and the waste pipe from every closet, sink, tub, wash-basin, safe or other service shall have as near as may be to the point of junction with such service a trap so constructed, vented and furnished, that it shall at no time allow of the passage of gas into such house. All joints shall be so constructed as to prevent gas escaping through them. Certain^doieta RuLE 4.— The coustructioii of any closet or other convenience which shall allow of the escape into the house of air or gas which has been confined in any part of it or from the drain or soil pipe, is hereby pro- hibited. Refrigerator waste. Pipes suDpIy- ing water to olosets. Rule 5. — No refrigerator waste shall be allowed to connect with any drain. Rule 6. — No pipe supplying water directly to a water-closet or urinal, shall be connected with the pipe supplying water for drinking purposes. r¥ HI.. SaiSage^plaDB ^^' Every person who erects, or causes to be erected ***** any building shall, within two weeks of the completion thereof, deposit in the Registry Office of the Registry Division in which the building is situated, plans of the drainage and plumbing of the same as executed ; and in the case of any alteration of any such plumbing or drainage, it shall be the duty of the owner of the house within two weeks of the making of the alteration, to deposit in the same manner the plan and record of any such alteration ; if such alteration is made by a tenant it shall be the duty of the tenant or lessee to deposit or cause to be deposited the plan and record of such alter- ation. 248 17. The following rules for preventiiii: the snread •*^"*'» "■?••»- £ • £ .• J . ,. ^ * iDf infectious 01 miectious and contagious diseases shall co'^stitute a 5 oontagiom part 01 this By-law : — Rule l.-The Medical Health Officer (or secretary Duties of of the Local Board of Health) shall provide each oA' ^""''^ medical practitioner, practising within this municipal- ity, with blank forms on which to report to the said Medical Health Officer (or secretary) any case of diph- theria, small- pox, scarlet fever, cLolera, typhoid fever, measles, whooping-cough or other disease dangerous to the public health; and, also, with other blank forms on which to report death or recovery from any such disease. Rule 2.-A11 such forms shall be so printed, Forms, kind of. gummed and folded that they may be readily sealed without the use of an envelope, so as to keep them' from perusal until opened by the Medical Health Offi- cer (or secretary). Rule 3.— Said blanks shall be in accordance with Blank forms, the following forms : — Rejport of Infectious Disease, Christian name and surname of patient : Age of patient : Locality (giving street, number of house or lot), where paitient is : Name of disease : Name of school attended by children from that house : Measures employed for isolation and disinfection : (Signature of physician): •••».•«« eftss ...9 iJ I r^SPK 244 Report of Death or Recovery from Infectious Disease. Christian name and surname of patient : Locality (giving street, number of house or lot), where patient is : Name of disease : Plow long sick : Whether dead or recovered : Means of disinfection employed, and when employed : (Signature of physician) : Notice of disease to be posted up. \H Not to be removed. Animals affected. Penalties. Rule 4. — The Medical Health Otiicer (or secretary), within six hours after ; shall have received a notice of the existence of scarlet fever, diphtheria, small-pox cholera, or whooping-cough, in any house, shall affix or cause to be affixed by the head of the household, or by some other person, near the entrance of such house a card at least nine inches wide and twelve inches long stating that such disease exists in the said house, and stating the penalty for removal of such card without the permission of the Medical Health Officer or Board of Health. Rule 5. — No person shall remove such card without the permission of the Board of Health or one of its officers. Rule 6.— No animal affected with an infectious or contagious disease shall be brought or kept within this municipahty, except by permission of the Board of Health. 18. Any person who violate? sections 4, 6, 7, 9 or 11 of this By-law, or Rule I of section 15, or 'Rule 5 245 or 6 of section 17, shall be liable for every such offence PeMitie*. to a penalty of not less than $5 nor more than $50, in the discretion of the convicting Justices or Magistrate, besides costs, which may also be mflicted if the convict- ing Justices or Magistrate see fit to impose the same. Any person who violates any other provision of this Jiy-law shall be liable for every such offence to a penalty not exceeding twenty dollars, in the discretion of the convicting Justices or Magistrate, besides costs, which may also be inflicted if the convicting Justices or Magistrate see fit to impose the same. Every such penalty may be recovered by any person before any two Justices or a Police Magistrate having jurisdiction in the municipality, and shall be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender, with the costs of such distress and sale, by warrant under the hands and seals of the Justices, or the hand and seal of the Police Magistrate, before whom the same are recovered, or under the hands and seals of any other two Justices having jurisdiction in the municipality, and in default of sufficient distress the said Justices or Magistrate may commit the offend- er to the common gaol or to any lock-up or house of correction in the said municipality for any time not exceeding fourteen days, with or without hard labour, unless the amount imposed be sooner paid. i It 4 246 SCHEDULE C. {Section 25.) Public Health. Take notice that by virtue of The Public Health Act, and the regulations made thereunder, possession has been taken, {or obtained, as the case may he) of the f^ 'lowing land {or ''building," as the case may he), namely : {Reasonable Description.) And further take notice that such land {or building) will be occupied and used for the purposes of the said Act and regulations from and after the date hereof, for a period of or such other time as may, in the discretion of the undersigned, be necessary. Dated, etc. **:' BY-LAW No. 1084. Entitled "A By-Law respecting the Public Health Act." Whereas it is expedient, to amend the provisions of the By-law appended to the Public Health Act so far as the same are in force in this municipality ; Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Council ui the • oiporation of the City of Ottawa :— I. The said By-law is hereby declared to be in force Amendment to in the City of Ottawa as hereby amended, and the °*''*"' ^°'- following sub-sections shall be added and read as part ot the said By-law after section six thereof. (a) Every dwelling house, shop, tenement, public Water closets building and any building used for the purpose of °' "'"*'' n»anufa(!ture, trade or business, shall be provided with a water closet or privy by the owner or person having charge, or being in occupation thereof, and every such privy shall be placed and constructed and always kept conformably to the rules herinafter prescribed. (b) Every privy hereafter built in the City of Ot- Leoation. tawa shall be (^rected and placed in rerT|of the pre- mises f(.r which it is to be used, and not nearer than three feet to any street or lane or public ground or to the land of any adjoining owner, and not nearer than six feet to any dwelling or public building or any building in which ary person may or may be intended to be employed in any manufacture, trade or business, and not nearer than twenty feet to any well or ■ ■ -Vit ^ 1 r ^B -' Aoceffl for oleauinR. Roof. Floor. 248 spring of water used or likely to be used for drinking or domestic pu"pose«, and every such privy hereafter built shall be constructed and maintained by the owner or occupant thereof in such a manner and in such a position as to afford ready means of access to such privy for the pur- pose of cleaning and disinlecting the same, and reniov- ing 5lth therefrom, and to admit of all filth being removed from such privy and from the premises to which such privy belongs, without being- carried through any dwelling house or public building or any other building in which any person may be or may be intended to be employed in any manufacture, trade or business, and every such privy shall be covered over with a water-tight roof, so as to prevent the inside thereof, or any part thereof, becoming wet by snow or rain, and shall have sufficient opening tor ventilation, as near to the top as practicable, and communicating with the external air, and subject in all cases to the approval of the Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector, and the floor of every such privy shall V»e in every part thereof not less than six inches above the level of the surface of the ground adjoining such privy, and so that such floor shall have a fell or inclination towards the door of such privy of half an inch to the foot ; and under every such privy shall be placed a pit or rece])tacle, sunk at least two feet under the ground and made of such material as to ])revent any absorption by any part of such pit or receptacle of any filth deposited therein, or any escape by leakage or otherwise ot any part of the contents of such pit or receptacle, and the same shall be so constructed as to prevent the flow of surface water therein, and so as to be readily accessi- ''■■^ t^%>^;*.r.,v .*- •/ ce. ble at all times t'<>i' the purposes afornsaifl and no part of the space under the seat ot any privy or any part of any pit or receptacle for tilth or in conuection with Huch piivy shall (rominunicate with any drain, nor shall the contents <»f the pit or receptacle under the seat at any time be allowed to overflow ot to spread over the seat or floor of such privy, or over the adjoininjiy land, and the entrance to every such privy shall be so locat- 1 Entran and Constructed as not to face towards or b? in view of any public street, lane, thoroughfare o^ public ground, and shall have a suitable door thereto whenever such entrant e faces or is in view of any dwelling house or any jmblic building or any bu* 1- ing used for an^^ manufacture, trade or business. (c) Every owner or occupant of any privy already ^f>er nS- built shall erect, place, make and maintain the vsame *'*'*'"^* in all -espects conformably to the rules and directions aforesaid whenever he may be required so to do by notice in wi iting, signed by the Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector, giving the particulars of the changes, alterations or additions required to be made, aud if such owner or occupant so notitied as aforesaitl shall n^ake default in complying with any such notice for the period of six days after the fc( rvice of such notice, he shall be liable to the penalties herein- after prescribed, and every subsequent failure or neglect for six days after the service of any and every subsequent notice shall be deemed a new a,nd subse(iuent offence, and shall render the owner or occupant as aforesaid so notified and making default, liable again to tnc pe uie "^ "■ ^S^^itfc". ' ' ? •' i' Datiei. To provide uro- per aoparatus. To clean ng required. 250 « ^&T"''' (^] The City Council shail. from time to time, appoint one or more persons herein called " the con- tractor," for the cleaningr of privies and the removing of night soil in the City of Ottawa, and shall also settle upon the rate vof charges for such work wl.ich rate shall be the lowest sums for which persons can, after public competition, be procured to do such work. (e) It shall bo the duty of such contractors,—- (1) To provide themselves with such apparatus as shall be approved of by the Local Board of Health or City Council and to ^ive such security to and enter into such agreements with the City Council foi the performance of their d\itie,s as may be required. (2) To cause to be well and effectually cleaned at the expense of the owner or occupant, every privy or vault which they may be required in writing to clean by the owners or occupants thereof, or by the Sanitary Inspector or any other officers of the Local Board of Health. (f) The Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspect or may authorize the contractors or any of them to clean at the expense of the owner or occupant, any privy vaults which may require cleaning, if the owner or occupant should refuse or neglect to clean the same after receiving from the ^fedical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector twenty-four hours notice to do so. abie'Kr;.". (g) Every owner or occupant of a privy cleaned by a contracf/)r at the request of such owner or occupant or at the request of the Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector, shall pay to such contractor and such con- Cleaning with' out owner's direotioD. 251 tractor shall be entitled to demand and receive from the owner or occupant of such privy, that such contractor may clean at the request of the Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector, the expense of such cleaning, to be ascertained by the Sanitary Inspector or some other officer of the Board of Health appointed for that purpose, according to the amount of work done and measured by such officer, at the rate then in force and fixed by the City Council lor the doing of such work, and after the performance of every such work it shall be the duty of the officer appointed for that purpose to measure the quantity of work done, and to furnish the parties whose privies have been cleaned with a certificate signed by him, oi' the amount of work done and the charges therefor, according to the rate fixed by the City Council and then in force. (h) No contractor or pereon engaged in the busi- Overoharge. ness of cleaning privies or removing night soil under the provisions of this By-law, shall charge for, demand or receive anv orreaiei sum than what is justly due for the work ^^«ually done according to the rates then in force as certified by the proper officer in tliat behalf. (i) No person shall give a wronf- or false certificate Certificates, of the work actually done or of the amount p.operly due therefor, nor shall any person alter or change any such certificate signed by the proper officer in that behalf, or tender or make use of any false or wrong certificate when demanding payment for work done under this By-law, and should any contractor make a demand for any sum in excess of what he may be justly entitled to according to the certificate of the proper oJ U 1 MM' I ^252 officer in that behalf, or should he procure or use anv false or wrong or altered certificate he shall, besides being liable to the penalties hereinafter prescribed; forfeit all riorht to enforce payment by summary pro- ceedings under this By-law, of the amount of anv such charges or expenses referred to in such false, wrong or altered certificate. othenhlnjub-' (J) ^o person except contractors appointed bv t.h^ llo contractors, r^-. ri -i i ii . . , J - Oity Council shall engage in the business of privy cleaning, or of lemoving night soil over any street, lane or public place within the limits of the City un- less he shall have first submitted his appliances for carrying on his business for the inspection and ap- proval of the Local Board of Health, and shall have obtained a certificate signed by the Medical Health Officer 01 compliance with the regulations contained in this By-law, and of any other regulations prescribed by the City Council and Local Board of Health, or either of them, with respect to the removal of nio-ht soil and the cleaning of privies. Lawful hours. (^^ ^^ p^^g^^ yj^^jj ^^n^ove or ^mse to be removed any night soil or other contents from any privy vuult or cesspool, or draw or carry any night soil or other contents of any privy vault or cesspool through any of the streets, lanes or other thoroughfares in the City except the same be done hy means of the odour- less excavator or other means approved of by the Local Board of Health. lU Express an borization required. (1) No person shall remove or carry in or through the streets, squares, courts, lanes,' avenues, alleys, or public places of the ( Hy any swill, house-dirt, or house *.( iim f use anv i, besides [•escribed; aary pro- anv such wronuf or d by the oi privy ly street, City im- mces for and ap- all have I Health ontained [•escribed ealth, or of night removed /y vault or other ugh any jti the e odour- by the through lleys, or or house 253 otfal (animal or vegetable) or any offensive matter or refuse substances from any of the dwelling houses or other places in the City, unless such persons so remov- ing or carrying the same and the mode in which the same shall be removed and carried, shall have been expressly authorized by the City Council or Local Board of Health, and upon such terms and conditions and at such times as the City Council or the said Board may have determined. (m) Books shall be kept at the Health Office or Complaint and ^ ' ^ order book. other convenient place under the charge of the Medical Health Officei", in which shall be entered complaints relating to nuisances, and applications for opening and cleansing privy vaults, and all such applications shall receive attention in the order in which they are made as far as practicable. (n) No person shall cut, procure or sell any ice in- loe cutting, tended to be used or sold in the Citj^ of Ottawa, except at such place or places as may from timo ^o time be approved of by the regulations of the Local Board ot Health ot the said City, nor shall any one sell or de- liver within the said City, any icc which has been cut, procured or stored at any plac » or places not approved of by the regulations of th^: said Local Board of Health. Any person who violates any of the provisions of Penalty, the foregoing amendments of said By-law shall be liable for every such offence to a penalty not exceed- ing twenty dollars in the discretion of the convicting Justices or Magistrate, besides costs, which may also be inflicted if the convicting Justices or Magistrate Ul n.m Penalty. S54 sees fit to impose the same, and such penalty may be recovered by any person and enforced in the manner set forth in the last twelve lines of section eighteen of the said By-law, which said twelve lines shall be read with and form part ot this section. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa, this 21st day of November, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor. i ' . «. I Seal. I BY-LAW No. 1086. Entitled " By-Law respecting Fire Depart- ment and Fires. Tlie Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, enacts and ordains as follows : — COMMITTEE ON FIRE AND LIGHT. 1. The Standing Committee on Fire and Light shall clmmutw w*^ have, subject to the orders and resolutions of the City J»a^« ^Jont"!- Council, the management and control of the Fire De- partment and shall have full power and authority over its organization and government, and shall have con trol of the buildings, engine houses, engines, hose, hose- carts, trucks, ladders, liorses, apparatus, equipments, telegraph alarms and line, and all other property and furniture belonging to the Department. 2. The said Committee shall have power from time To make rules *• andregaUtioDS to time to make such rules and regulations as they may consider necessary for the care and protection of all property belonging to the Fire Department ; for determining the qualification and duties of all persons appointed to otfice or membership in the said Depart- ment ; for imposing reasonable fines and forfeitures upon and suspending and dismissing the officers and members ; and generally, for the government and good order of the Department, the discipline of its oiRoers and members, and for the management and ex- tinguishment of fires occurring within the City, but no i» f fi: I i^-' i'4-| I SJ*1 Approval of Council. Officers and members. Register. Certificate of enrolmeot. AppointmeDtti. .L_4ii r 256 such rules or regulations shall have any force or effect until they have bu^n submitted to and approved of by the City Council. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. 3. The Fire Dcpaitineiit shall consist of a Chief, a Deputy Chief, a Secretary, a Guardian for each lire sta- tion, a Superintendent and ati Assistant-Sup* rintendent ot the Fire Alarm Telegraph, and such other officers and members as may from time to time be, appointed by the Standing Committee on Fire and Light and approved of by the (Uty Council, but no person under the age of twenty-orie years shall be appointed as :m of. ficer or member of the Fire Department. 4. The names of all the members of the Fire De- partment, with the dates of their admission to, and the dates of their leaving the Department, shall be enrol- led by the secretary in a register to be kept by him for that purpose, which register shall contain any other particulars that the Committee may deem expedient or necessary. 6. Upon the enrolment of any person as a member of the Department the secretary shall give such person a certificate that he is so enrolled, which certificate shall contain the date of his admission and such other particulars as the Committee may consider necessarv and expedient. ij. The officers of the Fire Department shall be ap- p(>inted by the City Council, and all other niCmbers of the Department shall be appointed by, and may be removed from office by the Committee, subject to the approval of the Council. 267 7. The salary or remuneration of all officers and Pay. members in or connected with the Fire Department shall be determined by the Committee subject to the approval of the Council. 8. There shall be deducted from the pay of every Deduotions. officer and other member for absence from duty, for want of prompt attendance in case of fire or of an alarm of fire, such sums as the Chief or other officer for the time beinir in charge of the Fire Department may consider proper, and no member or officer shall be entitled to claim, nor shall the Corporation be bound to pay any sum so deducted unless the Fire and Light Committee should otherwise order. 9. Every officer and member of the Fire Depart Tenure of ment shall only hold office during the pleasure of the °^''* Fire and Light Committee, subject to the approval of the Council, and in case of dismissal shall only be entitled to pay up to the time of such dismissal, less any sum deducted therefrom under or by virtue of the provisions of this By-law. 10. In addition to such duties as may be prescribed Dutiea. by law or by the P>y-laws of the City, or by any resolu- tion of the Council or of the said Committee, the fol- lowing shall be the duties of the several officers of the Department hereinafter mentioned : — THE CHIEF. 11. It shall be the duty of the Chief of the Fire De- chief, partment : — (1) To keep an accurate record, in convenient form Record of fires, for ret^erenee, of all fires occurring in the Citj 11 ty, and AttendaDO* at fires. Unnecessary damage by fire or water. 258 operations tliereat or elsewhere when called out of the City. (2) To attend fires, and make such regulations and arrangements that, in the event of his absence, the Deputy Chief or one of the guardians shall be present. (3) To see that all fires are extinguished with the least possible damage to life and property, and to pre- vent unnecessary damage by water. Cause of fires. (4) To inquire into and investigate the cause of all fires that may occur in the City as soon as possible after they occur and report to the Committee the result of his investigation. Inefficient members. Insubordina- tion. (5) To promptly report in writing to the Committee any officer or member of the department who, by rea- son dl age, disease, accident or incompetency, does not, or cannot fully, energetically, promptly and properly perform his duties. (6) To summarily suspend frojn pay and duty any person under his command guilty of insubordination, or for any flagrant violation of law, rule, regulation, command or direction, and to report the case at once to the Chairman of the Committee. Enforcement (7) To See that all laws, rules, regulations, orders and of rules. ^ I -r\ directions for the government of the Department are promptly, cheerfully and implicitly enforced and obey- ed and that all derelictions or transgressions that may come to his knowledge are promptly investigated and reported to the Committee. Annual reporu (8) To report to the Council annually, or oftener if so required by the Committee, or if in his opinion it is necessary : — ^59 (i) The number and efficiency of the officers and Officers and members of the department under his control ; (ii) The number and location of the tire stations; Fire etations. (iii) The condition and sufficiency of the buildings, Ext'ngui.hing engine houses, engines, hose, hose-carts, trucks, ladders, *»»"»*""• horses, telegraph alarms or other apparatus or property under his charge or belonging to the Department ; (iv) The sufficiency of the apparatus and means at Proteotive his command for guarding against, giving alarms of or ^p""**""* extinguishing fires ; (v) The number of tires and alarms of fire that have Number of occurred since his last report ; alarms. (vi) The extent and damage, as near as can be ascer- Extent of tained, of all fires ; ^^"""^^ (vii) The description of buildings destroyed, and the Buildings names of the owners ; destroyed ' and owners. (viii) The total amount of insurance on all buildings insurance, and goods injured by fire, and the actual amount paid ; (ix) The nature and occasion of all accidents result- A'ooidents. ing from fires, and of all accidents of whatsoever nature that may happen to members of the Department- (9) From time to time to make such recommend- Recommend- ations and suggestions to the Council and the Com- **'''°'' mittee as in his opinion would improve and best pro- mote the efficiency of the Department. DEPUTY CHIEF. 12. The Deputy Chief shaii be the second senior t^.„„^«.. , officer of the Department , and shall be subject to and f^^ 11- 260 Seoretary. Daties. Keep minutes, eto. ReoeiTe reporta. Make requi- sitions. Certify aooountSa Control supplies. obey nil orders of the Chief In the absence of the Chief he shall have all the powers and perform all the duties of the Chief. THE SECRETARY. 13. Until a secretaiy is appointed and during any vacancy in the office the Chief or other senior officer of the Department for the time being shall act as secretary, and perform all the duties of secretary ae defined by this By-law. 14. It shall be the duty of the Secretary :— (1) To attend all meetings of the Committee on Fire and Light and to record the minutes and proceedings thereof and to keep all such books, accounts and records of the Department as the Committee may require. (2) To receive the daily and other reports or returns from the Chief of the Department, and to keep an accurate record in convenient form for reference ot all business transacted in his Department. (3) To make requisition to the Committee for all supplies required for the Department ; (4) To certify to the correctness of all accounts for such supplies, and forward the same to the Committee for payment ; (5) To have charge and control of all supplies, and to issue the same on the written requisition of the Foreman or other officer in charge of a section of the Department, which requisition shall be signed by the Foreman and countersigned by the Chief. 261 GUARDIANS. 16. There shall be a Fire Guardian aj)pointed for >a»rdi»n«. each Fire Station in said City, who shall have the charge thereof, and the Guardian shall be subject to, and obey all orders of the Chief or, in his absence through illness or by leave of Hie Committee, the Dep- uty Chief. The Guardians shall have charge according to seniority, but in case of lires the command shall be in the Guardian in whose division the tire tirst takes place, during such absence of the Chief and of the Deputy Chief. SUPERINTENDENT OF , FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. 1«. The Superintendent of the Fire Alarm Tele- sup«rinten- graph shall have the entire charge of the telegiaph iTaim!^'" and of the telegraph lines, instruments, battery and the battery room, and all other apparatus belonging thereto, and shan keep them in working order ; and for this purpose he shall at all times have access to the instruments in the Fire Station and other places on the line. He shall give practical instructions to persons under him in the Department and to all telegraph key holders . He shall keep a proper register of parties hav- ing keys, and shall note all changes that may occur. He shall promptly report to the Chief of the Department any interruptions in the working of the lines or appar- atus, whereby there is delay in giving or receiving an alarm of fire, and in such report he shall state what amount of delay will probably occur in repairing the same, and when the same is repaired, he shall immedi- ately notify the Chief of the fact. It shall also be his duty ; — 'imw' : '7^ ; '1 i 1 ,i ' 1 i 262 street lighting. (1) To have Control aud directioi of the ll^htin^^^ a the streets, squares, a-'enuee, alleys, lanes and P"blic places of the City, and to keep a register of all .uiups and electric lights nnder his sup^rvicion, showing their location and the times when the same have been erect- ed, used or removed ; Lighting aooountf. Lamps required. Asst. Supt. of Fire Alarm. Extra horses and drivers. Chief to have sole control. (2) To check and certify all accounts for lighting the City, and forward the same to the Committee ; (3) To report to the Committee, locations or places where lamps or lights are required, and all applications for lamps or lights, and to see to the erection of the same when ordered by the Committee. 17. The Assistant Superintendent of Fire Alarm Telegraph shall perform all such duties as the Super- intendent may require, and in his absence shall per- form the duties of the Superintendent. APPARATUS. 18. Whenever the Council shall not have a sufficient number of horses to draw the engines and other appa- ratus to and from fires, the Committee may contrast with such person or persons, as they may conside- advisable for securing and hiring the services of such good and efficient horses and drivers as they may con- sider necessary, to be kept always in readiness for haul- ing and driving the engines and other apparatus to and from fires, and for the performance of such other duties connected with the Fire Department as may be determined upon. 19. The whole apparatus and management of the Fire Department shall be under the direction of the 263 Chief of tlio Departmciit subject to euch instructions as he may iroin time to time receive from the Com- mittee, and he shall have sole control over all entrincs, property, officers and members of the Department and over all persons engaged at any fire, and any officer, member or other person engaged at any tire who shall rdf use or neglect to obey any legal order of the < ;hief or other senior officer shall be liable to suspension and subject to the penalties of this By-law. 20. No engine, hose or other apparatus or property Aiiowint of the Fire Depa aient shall be lent or applied to any ofTmS.""'' private use, or taken beyond the limits of the City without the permission of the Mayor of the City or Chairman of the said Committee. FIRES. 81. Every member of the Fire Department shall Attendance attend as expeditiously as possible at every fire within **^'"*' the City and shall use his utmost endeavours to ex- tinguish the same, subject to the regulations of the Committee. 23. All persons at or near any fire shall assist at ex- p^^j^j. ^^^j, • ♦ tinguishing the same, and in removing furniture, goods upon."*''*** and merchandise from any building on fire or in dan- ger thereof, and in guarding and securing the same, and in demolishing any house or building (if occasion require) when ordered so to do by the Chief, Deputy Chief, or any other officer of the Department in com- mand at the fire. 23. The Chief or other officer in charge at any fire Demolition to may cause to be pulled down or demolished, adjacent of Am? '*'"^** K( it Ezolusion of pcblic from vicinity of fire, Streets to be reserved for firemen. Rules and regulationa. 264 houseo or other erections wlieu necessary to prevent the spreading of any lire, but not otherwise. 24. The Chief or other officer in charge at any fire, may in his discretion prescribe tlie limits m tlie vicmity of any lire within which no person, horse or vehicle (including street cars) shall be permitted to come unless they are residents therein, or are admitted by order of an officer of the Department, or Police officer, and any person who shall without per.nission enter upon any portion of such limits during the time the same shall be closed, shall be subject to the pen- alties of this By-law. 25, On all occasions of lire, the side of the street nearesc the lire, and for a distance of lifty feet on each side of th.s fire and for two-thirds of the width of the street ' . xront thereof, and also the centre of the street on both sides of the space above described for such distances as may be necessary for the working of the Department, and also any lane or by-way between .;he public street and the rear of any premises on lire, through or along whi(;h it may be necessary to run any portion of the fire apparatus, shall be kept clear of all persons who may in any way obstruct the work- ing of the Fire Department, and all persons who shall be in any of the said places shall immediately retire therefrom when called upon so to do by any officer of the Department or Police Officer. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 26. All officers and members of thp Fire Depart- ment shall be furnished with a copy of the Rules and 265 RegulatioDs for the government of the Dspartment, and it shall be their duty to conform to all the require- ments, and to perform all the duties therein contained. REWARDS. 37. Any person who distinguishes himself in the « -. ,. „ Rewards. performance of a gallant act, by which life or property is saved, shall be entitled to the presentation of a medal or such other reward as the Council may by re- solution direct. 28. When any person, who, while engaged in his Compennation duty as a fireman, or other person assisting in extin- ^" '"^"'^' guishing a fire at the request of the Chief or other officer in command at any fire, has received any inju- v resulting in death, his widow and orphans (if any) shall be entitled to receive such pecuniary aid as the Coun- cil may by resolution determine. GENERAL PROVISIONS. 29. It shall be the duty of the Chief, Deputy Chief, careofcorpor- Guardians, and every member of the City Fire Depart- *"*"* P"P«'*y- ment, and every employee engaged in the Fire Depart- ment who may be in charge of or have occasion to use any property of the Fire Department, to take good and proper care of such property of the said Corporation as he may have occasion to use or be in charge of, and he shall not lend, give away or use the same or any part thereof except for the purposes of the said Cor- poration. 30. The Chief and each of the officers and other members of the Fire Department shall devote his entire gTeen^ttro time to his duties and the business of the Fire Depart- [".0. "1 H : Absence from duty. Disobedienoe or neglect. Disorderly oonduot. Frequenting salcons. 266 ment, subject, however, to such rules and regulations as may from time to time be made by the Fire and Light Committee, and each officer and other member shall be on duty as directed by the Chief or other officer in charge; it shall also be their duty respectively to keep the horses, harness, hose and other apparatus at the Central Fire Station a' \ other stations entrusted to their charge or care in a neat and clean condition, and ready lor immediate use, and to regularly train the said horses to their work as directed by the Chief or other officer in charge. 31. No member of the Fire Department shall absent himself from duty without the consent of the Chief or other officer in charge, and no member shall be absent from duty without cause except in case of sickness proved by a medical certificate. 32. It shall be the duty of the Chief or other officer in charge of the Fire Department to report in writing to the Chairman of the P'ire and Light Committee, any officer or other member of the Fire Departs i;3nt, for disobedience of orders, neglect of duty or other im- proper conduct, and of such disobedierj ;e cf orders, nr gleet of duty or other improp^^r condnc. tne said Committee shall be the sole judge. 33. No member of the Fire Department wiiile on duty, shall become intoxicated, or make use of any profane, obscene or grossly insulting lang^iag \ H. No member of the Fire Department while on duty shall enter any saloon or tavern for the ^ purpose of drinking or to loiter therein. ./'J;- ■? \ >...• X'^ »' # 267 or 35. No member of the Department or other person cards, shall at any of the Fire Stations, gamble or play any game of cards, nor bring to, or keep in or about any such station, any cards or intoxicating liquors, nor shall he allow any card playing or drinking of liquor to take place in or about any Fire Station. 36. No expense shall be incurred in connection with Expenditurea. the Fire Department without the wiitten order uf the Chairman of the Fire and Light Commi .tee, who chall not have power to incur expen^ es in thf whole exceed- ing twenty dollars at any one time, but over that amount the sanction of the Committee must first be obtained. 37. Any complaints or disputes that may arise be- Complaints or 1 /• 1 r-c -i-v disputes. tween the members or the b ire Department not herein provided for shall be heard and determined by the Fire and Light Committee. 38. No person shall make ai^y bonfire or other large Bonfires, fire in any field, yard, street or open space in the City of Ottawa wilhrut previously procuring in writing the permission of the Mayor tl arefor, and giving previous notice thereof to the Chief of the Fire Department or other officer A>r the ' j being in charge of the said Department. 39. No person sli'll without reasonable cause by unnecessary outcry, ringing bells, using the fire alarm or telegraph, *'""""' or in any other manner make or circulate, or cause to be made or circv I ted, an alarm of fire. 40. No person shall in any way impede or hinder Obstruotinjr any fireman her person who shall beemp'oyed in, ""* ' or shall be ^ssisti ig at the extinguishing . ^'' any fire, or who may be engaged in other dut'* > coii/»ected -^^ ^Sd.. If Injury to apparatus Breaches by employees* Penalty. 268 therewith, nor shall any person drive any vehicle or sleigh whatever over any hose while in nse or about to be used at any lire. 41. No person shall wantonly or maliciously injure any fire engine, hose, bell rope, telegraph pole or wire, or any otiier apparatus or property belonging to the Department, or used by the firemen in giving an alarm of fire, or used in extinguishing fires. 42. Any oflScer or other member of the Fire Depart- ment who shall be guilty of any breach of the provi- sions of this By-law shall, besides being liable to the penalties of this By-law, be also liable to suspension at the discretion of the Fire and Light Committee. ^3. Any person or persons who shall be guilty of y infraction or breach of this By-law, or of non-com- pliance with any of its requirements, shall, upon con- viction thereof before the Police Magistrate or Mayor or any Justice or Justices of the Peace having jurisdic- tion in the matter, forfeit and pay such fine as the said Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting shall inflict, of not less than one dollar nor more than fifty dollars, together witV t]i-?, costs of pro-'^cution, and in default of payment uereof, the same shall be collected by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender, and, in case of non-pay- ment of the fine inflicted for any such breach, and their being no distress found out of which the same can be levied, such offender shall be imprisoned in the common gaol of the County of Carleton, with or without hard labor, and for any tfme in the discj-e- tion of the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Jus- 269 ticee 80 convicting, not exceeding; six months, unless such fine and costs be sooner paid . Given under the corporate seal of the City of Ottawa this 2l8t day of November, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor. I Seal | Pounds Aot in force. Animals on streets. ^n BY LAW Mo. 1086. Entitled " By-law on Pounds." The Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordainp as follows : — 1. The provisions of Chapter 215 of the Kevised Statutes of Ontario, 1887, enn'tled, ''An Act respect- ing Pounds," shall be in force in this City, except as far as the same is varied by this By-law. 2. No person shall allow his or her horse, raare, gelding, bull, ox, cow, heifer, steer, calf, goat, mule, ass, pig, sheep, lamb, geese, ducks or any poultry to run at large within the City of Ottawa or past'ire or allow any such animal to b 5 ])a8tured upon Ruy street, lane, or public ground in the said City, and no person shall allow any animal driven by him from one point in the City to any other point inside or outside of the said City to loiter or stop upon any street, lane or pub- lic ground in the said City, or to walk, stray or be up- on any of the sidewalks or boulevards in the said City. fubiio pounds. 3. There shall be five public Pounds established in and for the said City, as follows : — 1. Pt. Block 8, Lot H, Concession "C." 2. E ^ Lot 36, Somerset street, North. 3. Pt. of Ordnance Land, Theodore street, South. 4. Lot 36 Clarke street, North (Rideau Ward). 5. Lot 13 Cumberland street, East, known as Corporation Gravel Pit. Additional pounds. 4. The Council of the said Corporation shall from time to time as occasion may require establish other 271 Pounds in addition to or in substitution of tlie said Founds herel)y established. 6. The Council of the Corporation of the City of Pound- Ottawa, shall also from time to time, as occasion shall require, appoint responsible persons to serve in the office of Pound-keepers, one for each of the Pounds hereinbefore established, or which may hereafter be established, who shall hold their offices during the pleasure of the Council, and shall perform their duties under the direction of the City Treasurer, and they shall be only entitled to claim for their services and for the use of their Pounds, the charges and fees here- inafter mentioned in section IQ of this By-law from the persons liable to pay the same. 6. Every Pound-^ceeper before entei-ing upon the Pound- dnties of his office shall give a bond to tiie Corporation aureUee. of the said City in the penal sum of two hundred dollars together with two sufficient sureties of one hundred dollars each, conditioned that he shall well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office, and shall regularly pay over and account for all moneys which may have come into his hands as such Pound- keeper, and shall otherwise observe and comply with all the terms and provisions of the said Statute and of this By-law. 7. The Treasurer of the said City shall furnish each R,^iBte,. Pound-keeper with a book which shall always remain the property of the Corporation of the said City, in which the Pound-keeper shall enter a description of every animal impounded by him, the name of the person who took or sent the same to be impounded, the day and year on which he received the same, the fi72 Inspeotion of pound bookt. Stray animala tobeim- poanded. day and hour on which the same was redeemed, cr gold, and the amount of damages, penalty and fees paid by the party redeeming the same, or the proceeds of the sale, if any made ; and each Pound-keeper shall on or before the 1st day of every month in the year that he holds office, make a return to the City Treasurer in writing of the number and description of all distresses received by him during the month preceding each return, with the names of the persons taking the same to the Pound, the day the same was received by him, the amount realized at any sale, and any other inform- ation the City Treasurer may deem necessary. 8. Every Pound-keeper shall, when making his monthly return, pay over to the Treasurer of the said City, all moneys received by him during the previous month for the use of the Corporation ; and he shall at all times deliver up his books to and produce the same for the Inspection of the City Treasurer, Chief of Police, or of any member of the Council, upon request made to him for that purpose, and it shall be the duty of nil persons whatsoever having possession of the said books or any of them, to deliver up the same to the City Treasurer, Chief of Police, or any member of the City Council upon demand or order made in that behalf. 9. It shall be lawful for the Police Constables of the said City, and for all persons appointed by the City Council for chat purpose, and for all other persons whatsoever residents of the said City, to cause all ani- mals mentioned in Section 2 of this By-law found running at large in the said City, or trespassing on his or her land, or loitering or being pastured upon any of 273 tlie streets, lanes or public grounds of the said City, or walkini^, straying or being upon any of the side walks or boulevjirds in the said City, contrary to the provisions of this By-law, or to any other By-law of tiie said City, to be impounded and to prosecute all persons offending against tiio provisions of such By- laws. 10, It shall and may be lawful for the Pound-keeper Detention and he is hereby required to im])ound any of the ofdima™^ I i.' 1 • ■• ,.,..., and penalties. animals mentioned m section 2 ot this By-law that shall be distrained and brought to him for being found trespassing on any person's land, or any such that may be found running at large within the said City, con- trary to this By-law, and to detain the same until the owner thereof shall have paid him (over and above the fees and expenses herein required to be paid, and the claim for damages for trespass, if any), the penalties mentioned in section 15 of this By-law, and in default of such payment to sell the same in pursuance of the terms of the said Act as hereby varied. 11. No person shall rescue or retake, or attempt to Regoneof rescue or retake, from any person iii whose custody .mSnded. the same shall be, any animal distrained or impounded under the provisions of this By-law. 12. All the male inhabitants of the City of Ottawa x, -,^ /• , , Fence viewers, over 21 years ot age and under 60 years of age assess- ed as Freeholders on the last revised Assessment Rolls of the said City, and not by law exempt from service as jurors, are hereby appointed and declared to be fence viewers in and for the said City of Ottawa lor the purposes of this By-law and of the said Act. 18 Sale of animals impouDded. :'; •1' Penalties. 274 13. It sliall and may be lawful tor the Pound-keeper after the expiration of 4 clear days from the time of impounding the same, to sell for the most money that can be obtained therefor any pig, geese or poultry, and after the expiration of 9 clear days from the time of impoun ing the same to sell any horse, cattle or other animal at one of the public markets in the said City (after having given 3 days' public, writ, on, or printed notice, giving a fu'' description of the animal to be sold, also specifying the place and time of sale, by posting such notice in a conspicuous manner at the Police Office in the said City, the Pound where the animal is impounded and the Public Market where it is intended the same shall be sold ; and where the ani- mal, except a pig, to be sold, is over the value of ten dollars then such notice shall be posted as aforesaid, and also advertised in one of the dailj- papers publish- ed in the said City 5 clear days before the sale), and apply the proceeds of the said sale in discharging the fees and penalties herein required to be paid, the costs of advertisement and damages, if any, not exceeding twenty dollars, and to pay the overplus, if any, to the owner if claimed within 3 months, and if not so claim- ed then to the City Treasurer for the use of the said Corporation. 14. The owner of every animal mentioned in said section 2 and impounded for being found running at large or trespassing in the said City, shall pay to the Pound-keeper in whose Pound the same may be m> pounded, for the use of the Corporation of the saii City, the following penalties over and above the charge of the Pound-keeper, that is to say,: — For every horse, bull, ox, cow, or other cattle or pig $1.0O 275 Every sheep or goat 1 ,00 Every goose or other poultry i(j And it shall be the duty of the Pound-keeper to enforce pay n nit of the same according to law by eale of the animal impounded or otherwise and to pay the same to the City Treasurer within one month aftbr the receipt thereof. 16. The Pound-keeper shall be entiLied to the fol- Pees, lowing fees for his own use and benelit, for impound- ing-- Every horse, bull, ox, cow or other cattle, pig, sheep, or goat.... $o.50 Every goose or other poultry iq Providing for food, water and shelter for animals— Every horse 30 cents per day. Every bull, ox, cow or other catttle. .25 " " Every sheep, pig or goat 10 '* " Every goose or other poultry 5 '* '• For posting notice of sale $0.50 For attending for the summons a^^ serving the same en the appraisers for damages 5q And for every sale of distress 50 16. No Pound-keeper shall take or receive from any no farther person or out of the produce of the animals impounded ''^*'"'* and sold, any other sum, expenses or costs in respect of the impounding, feeding or sale, than such as are set forth in section 15 aforesaid, and no person shall make a charge for anything mentioned in said section unless such thing has been really done. 17, Every Pound-keeper shall take good care of any ^ animals that may be impounded in the Pound of which i«ar*"nded?* ^ m IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-S) 1.0 1^12.8 no ^^" 2.5 I.I la m 12.: ^ m ^ us, 12.0 118 11.25 1.4 1.6 6" V Vw Hiotographic Corporation ^S^'^a'''^.'^ 23 WEST MAIN STREET (716) 873-4503 '^b 'A' a? "^ s \ Disposition of moneys. Penalty. I'ili I'-i 276 he has charge and when necessary shall regularly milk the cows that are so impounded. 18. The City Trearsurer shdll keep a separate account of all moneys received under this By-law, and the expenses cor.nocted with the enforcing of the same, and the balance, if any, shall be annually transferred to the credit ot the Annual Revenue Account. 10. Any person oi persons who shall be guilty of any infraction or breach of this By-law, or of non-com- pliance with any of the requirements thereof, and not otherwise provided for by the said Act, shall upon con- viction thereof before the Police Magistrate, Mayor, or any other Justice or Justices of the Peace, having jur- isdiction in tlie matter, forfeit and pay such tine as the said Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices con- victing, shall inflict of not less than one dollar and not more than fifty dollars for such offence, together with the costs of prosecution, and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices so convict- ing as aforesaid, to issue his or their warrant to levy the sahl fine and costs, or costs only, by distress and salt, of the offender or offenders' goods and chattels, and in case of no sufficient distress being found to satisfy the said fihe and costs, or out of which the same can be levied, it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices so convicting, as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the County of Oarleton, with or without hard labour, for any time in the discretion of the Police Magistrate, mVoi", Justice or Justices convicting not exceedi-nj^ six months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. 277 Given under tlie Corporate Seal of the ('ity of Ottawa this 24tli day of November, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB ERUATT, Mayor. iiii.i n i • I i \ m < iiiii Time for assesiment. Court of Revision. Regulntion ot sittings. Adoption of assessment. Immediate effect. BY-LAW No. 1087. Entitled " By-lav^ as to Assessment and Taxes.** The Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, enacts and ordains as follows :— 1. The assessment of the rateable property, real and personal, of the City of Ottawa, shall be taken be^.veen the first day of July and the thirtieth day of Septem- ber in each year, and the assessment rolls shall be returnable to the City Clerk on the first day of October in each year. 3. The time for closing the Court of Revision shall be on the fifteenth day of November, and for the final return by the Judge of the County Court on the thirty-first day of December in each year. 3. The City Clerk Bhall regulate the sittings of th© Court of Revision and for the hearing of appeals by the County Judge so that the closing of the Court of Revision and the final return by the Judge of the County Court may be made at the times respectively provided therefor as aforesaid. 4. The assessment so made and concluded may be adopted by the Council of the following year as the assessment on which the rate of taxation for the said following year shall be levied. 6. This By-law shall take effect from and after the passing thereof. ilili 'e 279 6. The Collector's rolls shall be made out and ^o^^ub!*""'" delivered ro the Collector on or before the first day of September in each year. 7. Any person paying his or her taxes on or before f^**'p"o*4*pt the first day of October in each year shall be entitled pay"«°t- to a reduction of five per cent upon the amount thereof. 8. The City Collector for every year shall duly R«t""»of«>ll«. return to the City Treasurer the Collector's rc^ls not later than the first day of February in the next year after the delivery thereof to him, or on such day in the said next year not later than the first day of July as the Council may appoint. 9. In case any person shall by petition shew to the Reduction for ' ' , yacftnoy. satisfaction of the Court of Revision at any meeting ' thereof, that any tenement for which he has been assessed has remained vacant during more than three months in the year for which the assessment has been made, the said (^ourt may reduce the taxes payable by such person, in respect of the general rates of such teriement, as follows : more than three months vacancy and not exceeding four months, three months allow- ance ; more than four months vacancy and not exceed- ing six months, four months allowance ; more than six months vacancy and not exceeding eight months, five months allowance ; more than eight months vacancy and not exceeding ten months, six months allowance: more than ten months vacancv to twelve months, seven months allowance. M 10. In case any person shall by petition shew to sickness or the satisfaction of the Court of Revision at any meet- W-5 280 "' I' I Overcharge by error. Petitions for reductions. Other allowances. Lavms.etc. ing thereof, that from siclvness or extreme poverty he is unable to pay his taxes, the Court may remit or reduce the taxes of such person, as to the Court may seem proper, or the Court may reject the i^etition. 11. In case any person sliall by petition shew to the satisfaction of the Court of Revision at any meetino held by it that by reason of any gross and manifest error in the Eoll as finally passed by the Court he has been overcharged more than twenty-five per centum on the sum he ought to be charged the Court may reduce the taxes due of any such person to the amount he ought to be charged or reject the petition. 12. No petition for any reduction of taxes shall be received or decided upon by the Court of Revision unless notice thereof in writing stating the grounds upon which such petition is based shall have been given to the City Cleric at least one week previous to the sitting of the Court at which such petition is presented. 13. No other allowance or remission of taxes shall be made, except by the Court of Revision, and in the cases hereinbefore referred to. 14. In making assessments no allowance shall be made for any paddock, park, lawn or pleasure grounds, but'the same shall be assessed like other grounds. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa this 24th day of November A.D. 1890. Certified, . JACOB ERRATT, W. P. LETT, Mayor. City Clerk miMi I ^Seal.'^ I m fH BY-LAW No. 1088. Entitled •' By-Law to Provide for the Assess- ment of Real Property Benefited by Local Improvements." The Mnnicipnl CoiUKiil of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, (.-nacts and ordains as follows: - 1. That the cost of constructing the works and Property improvements mentioned in section tll'i ot the Munici- pal Aci shall bo assessed upon the real property bene- fited thereby. 2. That all potiti.ms for local iiuprov Mients, to be l,,^, .^p^^^^. constructed during' the then current year, shall be pre- «nent petitioDB. scnted to the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa on or before the tir^t regular meeting there- of in the month of August in every year, and shall be sio-ned by at least two-thirds in number of the owners of the real property to be benefited thereby according to the last revised assessment roll of the said City, such owners representing at least one-half in value of such real property, and shall describe the nature and extent of the local improvements prayed for, and the probable cost thereof, and shall pray that a special rate shall be assessed and levied on the real property to be immediate- ly benefited by such improvement sufficient to include a sinking fund for the repayment of the debentures to be issued on tlic security of the rates assessed on such real property, to provide funds for such improve- ment, and that the same shall be assessed and levied by an annual rate according to the frontage thereof 282 Procedure upen petition!* Trsnamisiion to Eigineer- , upon the real property fronting or ahiittii^g upon the street or place jvhereon or wherein such improvement or work is proposed to be made or done. 3. Every such petition received by the Council shall be examined by the Clerk of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, whose duty it shall be to ascertain and finally determine whether the same is signed by two- thirds in number of the owners of the real property to be immediately benefited by the proposed improve- ment and representing at least one-half in value of eucli real property ; and such petition it found to be correct as aforesaid, shall be numbered by him in the order that it is received and be entered at length in a book to be kept for that purpose to be called " The Local Im- provement Book," and the Clerk shall endorse upon such petition if found correct, his certificate of the correctness thereof and of the value of the whole of the real property to be assebsed for such improvement as appears by the last revised A-ssessmont Rolls of the City of Ottawa, and shall forthwith transmit the same to the Board of Works Committee for their re- port thereon. 4. It shall be the duty of the said Clerk as soon as the said Board of Works Committee shall have re- ported to the Council in favour of the prayer of any such petition, and their report thereon shall have been adopted by the Council, to cause a copy of such peti- tion and of all certificates, reports and other papers connected therewith, to be transmitted to the Engineer of the City of Ottawa. 5 All reports of the Board of Works Commit- iniruuuonuu VI • r ,-,11 t j^i JSJntwpw*^*" tee and Local Board of Health recommending the Introduction of 288 construction of any work as a local improvement shall be introduced Into the Council on or hufore the first regular meeting of the said Council in the month of October of each year. 6. On the adoption of any such report of either Jf'^^'^i^Jj" the Board of Health or the Board of Works, such re- port shall, after being entered in the Minutes of the Council, be transmitted to the Engineer of the City of Ottawa. 7. It shall be the dutv of the said Engineer Piam and estimates. upon the receipt of the said petitions, reports and other papers to proceed at once to ascertain the said improvements prayed for and recommended, and to make a plan and description thereof, and to make an estimate of the expense thereof, and to ascertain and tinally determine what real property will be imme- diately benefited by the proposed imp)'ovement, and the Assessment Commissioner shall ascertain and deter- mine the proportions in which the assessment is to be made on the various portions of the real estate so benefited, and the City Engineer and Assessment Commissioner shall make a report of all such matters to the Council of the City of Ottawa, which report when approved of by the Council shall be entered by the City Clerk in the said Local Improvement Book. 8. The report of the City Engineer shall state : — Engineert (1) What real property will be immediately bene- Property ^ ^ 11./ ./ benefitted. fited by the proposed improvment, work or service. (2) The probable lifetime of the improvement, work Lifetime or service. Coif. Propor iuaate aBsesament. Mil ^mi m^ 't Corner lots. FrontaKa measure men t. S84 (8) An estimate of the probable coPt of the proposed improvement, work or service and the amount thereof whieh will be assessed against the propeity to be im- mediately benefited. (4) The proportion? in which the assessment is to be made on the various portions of real property so bene- fited. 9. The Assessment Oommissioner in making such assessments to defray the cost of sewers, shall make an allowance on all full corner lots of 06x99 situated at the intersection of the street upon or along which such sewer is proposed to be constructed with any other street along which a sewer has been or is proposed to be consl-ucted as a local im|)rovement, of two-fifths of the total frontage and flankage of such corner lot on the streets so intersecting, and if any such corner lot or part of a corner lot is more or less than a full lot of 66X99 the same shall be assessed for an amount bear- ing the same propt^rtion to what the assessment of a full corner lot of 66x99 would be that the superficial area of such corner lot ooars to a full corner lot of the said dimensions. 10. When the said reports of the City Engineer and Assessment Commissioner are adopted by the Council the said City Engineer shall make a measurement of the frontage liable to the rate to pay for the said work, and of the frontages exempt from taxation therefor, and of the frontages of the several lots or parcels of land liable to the paid rate (which is to be a frontage rate), and he shall, together with the Assessment Com- piissioner, prepare and file with the Clerk of the 285 Municipality a. stiitoineiit tlieruuf purHiuuit to suction G23 of Tlie Municipal Act. 11 Iniiiicdiatelv after such stateinent is filed with Asuesement *'• '' aDpeal*. the City Clerk an aforesaid, the City Clerk shall call a meeting,' of the Court of lioN'ision fo^ the hearing of (M)niplaintH against such proposed asijcssinents, and the Assessment Conunissioner shall forthwith cause notice to be given to the owners, lessees and occupants, or the agiints of the owners, lessee and occupant of each par- (!el of the real property benefited by the said iuiprove- inent, of the time and place of tlie sitting of the Court „f Revision aa rf« ,>y The Municipal Act. ^! 1 presented against any pro- PetitionRto , .11 i 1 be examined. ;Gh notice has been duly 13. When rv.^ posed improvcuK., advertised in the news^. .^ s it shall bo the duty of the ('ity ('lerk to ascertain and finally determine whether the said petition is signed by a majority of the "owners of the real property to be benefited bv the proposed improvement, representing at least oue half in value thereof, and to certify his finding'on the said petition and report the same to the Council. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa this 'i-ith day of November, A,D. 1890. m Certified, W. P. LETT City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor- the i BY-LAW No. 1089 Entitled " By-Law to provide for paying Re- wards fbr the 'tpprehension of Horse Thieves." The Munici|)al Ciuincil of the Corporation of tlie City of Ottav/a, enacts and ordains as follows : — Reward. L The 8um of twcnty dollars shall bo payablo as a reward to any person or persons who shall pursue and apprehend, or cause to be apprehended, any person or per8on6 guilty of stealing any horse or mare within the City of Ottawa, and such reward shall be paid by the City Treasurer out of the fftnds of the said Corpora- tion on the conviction of the thief, on the order of the Judge before whom the conviction is obtained. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa, this 24th day of November A.D. 1S90. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor, Cr^^tified, W. P. LETT, (Jity Clerks \ Seal. > BY-LAW No. lOfel Entitled "By-Law to Repeal By-Laws and Parts of By-Laws Inconsistent with the Consolidated By-Laws." i'lie Municipal Council of the Corporation of tht City ot Ottawa, enacts'and ordr' ?• ^ 8* follows : — All By-laws or parts of By-laws inconsistent with p^p..,»i. the provisions of By-laws niuiibers 1071, 1072, 1073, 1074,;,1075, 1076, 1077, 1078, 1079, 1081, 1082, 1083, 1084, 1085, 1086, 1087, 1088, 1089, of; this Corpora- tion are herehy repealed, except as to any naatters or things done or agreed to be done, or any obligation or liability incurredjorjagreed to be incurred thereunder. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa this 2nd day of December, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor . I Seal '} t-w *lt Gab stnnds. Bank street- BX-LAW No. 1068 Entitled "By-Law on Stands for Vehicles kept for Hire." The Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordains as follows : — 1. That the following places shall be the only stands within the limits of the City of Ottawa for vehicles or sleighs kept for the conveyance of passengers, namely : - (1.) The central ten feet of tiiat part of Bank street which lies between the north side of Wellington street and the south bank of the Ottawa river. (2.) The p.^ntral ten feet of that part of O'Connor street which lies between the south side of Wellington street and the north side of Sparks street. (3.) The central ten feei of that part of Queen street which is situated in front of the east half of City Lot No. 24 and City Lots Nos. 25, 26, and 27 on the north side of Queen street aforesaid, being a portion of that part of Queen street lying between Elgin street and Metcalfe street. Queen street. (4-) The southerly ten feet of that part of the road- way of Queen stre^^t which lies between the east side of Elgin street and the west side of Canal street. ^ , . . (5 ^ The easterly ten feet of that part of the road- Canal street. \ V •' i u 'j way of Canal street which lies between the south side O'Connor street. Queen street. 289 of Sparks street and the north side of t!ie line of Queen Btreet produced easterly across Canal street aforesaid. (6.) The northerly ten feet of that part of the road- Pooiey way of Queen street which lies between Pooley's bridge and the west side of Wellington street. (7.) The central ten feet of that part of Rideau street Rideau street, which lies between Sussex street and the line of the west side of Nicholas street produced across Rideau street aforesaid. (8.) The central ten feet of that part of George George efreet. street which lies between Sussex street and the line of the west side of Mosgrove street produced across George street aforesaid. 2. The following described places shall be the only Carts, truoko, slands within the limits of the said City on which it , shall be lawful to place licensed vehicles or sleighs for the carriage of goods, wares, merchandise or wood while waiting to be hired, namely, — The southerly ten feet of the roadway of that part George street, of George street which lies between the east side of Sussex street and a lane three hundred feet east of and parallel with the east side of Sussex street aforesaid. 3. Every person in charge of any vehicle or sleigh oooupation • , « ' 1 p ii . of stands. licensed for the conveyance 01 passengers or the trans- portation of goods, as aforesaid, when unemployed or waiting to be hired, shall occupy with his vehicle or sleiffh and horses some place on one or other of the said staLds hereby assigned and appointed, or which maybe hereafter assigned or appointed, for the particular description of vehicle and sleigh of which he may be 19 290 ■ 1 , ■' til Penalty. :i 'ii in charge as aforesaid, as may be vacant at the time of his reaching any such stand without encroaching with- in ten feet of that part of any street which is intended to be used or is commonly used as a crossing place by foot passengers, and every such vehicle and sleigh and the horses attached thereto shall whilst upon any such stands, be placed in a line lengthwise one vehicle deep, along the lenjrth and centre of such stand, with the heads of the horses facing the place from which such stand is declared to commence as aforesaid, except on the stand on George street aforesaid on which the vehicles and horses may be placed in a line two vehicles deep. 4. Any person or persons who shall be guilty of any infraction or breach of this By-law, or of non- compliance with any of the provisions or requirements thereof, shall, upon conviction thereof before the Police Magistrate or Mayor, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Ottawa, having jurisdic- tion in the matter, forfeit and pay such line as the said Police Magistrate or Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting shall inflict, of not less than one dollar nor more than fifty dollars, together with the costs of pro- secution, and in default of payment thereof, it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor or Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his and their hand and oeal to levy the said fine and costs or costs only by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods and chattels, and in case of no sufficient distress being found to satisfy the said tine and costs or out of which the same can be levied, it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magis- trate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting as afore- A ^t immm « 291 said, to commit the ottenrler or offenders to the Common Gaol of tiie County of Carleton, at the said City of Ottawa, with or without hard labour, for any period in the discretion of the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting, not exceeding six months, unless such tine and costs be sooner paid. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa, this 3rd day of September, A.D. 1890. Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor. I SEAL, i A] V I 1 stri; sue Cor any unl obt be j Mu Ott to ] ma sue the to I dra APPENDIX A. i » ^ 1 1 . 1 BY-LAW No. 418. A By-Law to provide for Regulating the Com- mon iSewers. Whereas, it lias been found necessary from time to time to make provision for regulating the Common Sewers in the City of Ottawa. Therefore, the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, enacts as follows : — 1. That no person or persons shall make or con- construotion struct any drain or sewer in or through any part of such streets wherein the Common Sewers of the said Corporation shall have been constructed, nor connect any sewer or sewers with any such common sewer, unless such persoa or persons shall have previously obtained a permit so to do ; which said permit shall be granted by the Engineer or Board of Works ot the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, upon payment or engagement or undertaking to pay such sums <.r money as by the Board of V/orks may be determined. Provided, nevertheless, that any such permit shall only be for and during the will of the said Corporation. 2. That no person shall commit damage or injury Damage or to any of the said Common Sewers or to any private ^"^"'"^* drain or sewer communicating therewith. Repairs. GonneotioB pennits. 294 3. All public sewers and drains in the said City shall be repaired and kept in order at the expense ot the said Oonncil, and all private drains in connection therewith shall be constructed and kept in order by the proprietors respectively benefited by such private drains, but under the supervision of the City Engineer. 4. No person shall enter his or her private drain into any Common Sewei- without a permit in writing from the City Engineer ; and all posons to whom such permit shall be granted shall pay therefor the sum of S8, if the public drain be constructed of brick or vitritied-clay pipe, and $4 if the public drain be a wooden one, the amount, in each case to include the cost of making the connection, to be done by the Corporation, irrespective of the excavation, which shall be done by the proprietors who shall apply for such permit. Prirate draim. ^- ^^^ private drains shall be laid in such direction, of such size, and with such descent, and (where re- quired) wi^h such strainers and traps as the City Engineer, under the direction of the Board of Works, shall, require ; and such drains shall not, under any pretext, be closed until examined and approved by the City Engineer. Manner of openingi 6. The mann 'i- ci piercing or opening into any of the Common Sewers or drains, and the form, size, and material of which connection therewith shall be com- posed, shall be prescribed by the City Engineer, under the direction of the Board of Works, such connections in no case to be less than three feet in length. 7. The City Engineer, on application for that pur- Engineer . autDorized to pose, IS hereby authorized and empowered to errant grant permita , , «^ for oonneotioDB permission to persons to construct, at their own expense, drains to connect with any common sewer built in any of the public streets or highways of the said City, not, however, including connection to be done by the Corporation aforesaid ; such permission to be conditionally that the persons applying therefor shall comply with the rules, regulations, and ordi- nances of the City in relation to excavating the streets, be responsible for damages or injuries caused to persons, animals, or property by reason of any neglect or carelessness connected with the works per- mitted, and pay the amount hereinbefore stipulated for such permission. 8. All openings into any common sewer or drain Surety by per- , sons employed for the purpose of making connections therewith from ^^i^n""®"' any private drains leading to any dwelling hourc, cellar, yard, or other premises, shall hereafter be made by pei'sons employed by the Board of Works and City Engineer, to perform such work, and by those persons only ; and the said persons before being so employed shall enter into a bond to the Corporation of the City of Ottawa in a sufficient penal sum, with surety to be approved of by the Mayor or City Solicitor, condi- tional that they will carefully make the openings into any sewers or drains in the manner and time prescribed by the City Engineer, without injuring them; that they will leave no obstruction of any description whatever in them, and properly close up the sewer or drain made around the connection or drain made by them, that they will faithfully comply with the rules, regulations, and ordinances relating to 296 I I Matter likely to obstruct drains. »i opening and excavating the streets, and be responsi- ble for any damages or injuries tliat may occur i(j persons or animals or pro^jerty, by reason of any neglect or carelessness on their part connected with suid work. 9. No owner, occupant, otHcer, employee, or servant of, or engaged in or about any dwelling house, store or other building or of any gas works, manufactory, brewery, distillery, slaughter house or the like, con- necting with any public sewer or drain as aforesaid, shall permit any substance to flow into any such sewer or drain which shall form a deposit, having tendency to Hll said sewer or drain, and any private drain or sewer connecting with any public sewer or drain, as aforesaid, through which shall pass any sub- stance having a tendency to fill up the said public sewer or drain, shall notwithstanding any such permit be forthwith stopped up and disconnected by the said 'Corporation or their Engineer or other employees from the public sewer or drain therewith. 1 0. No person shall injure, break or remove any portion of any receiving basin, covering flag, man- hole, vent, shaft, grating, or any pait of any common sewer or drain, or obstruct the mouth of any common sewer or drain, or obstruct the flow of water of any common sewer or drain in the said city. Private drains * 1- That the said Corporation or their Engineer rnneoted!' may at any time at their or his option and without assigning any cause, disconnect from the public sewers or drains, all or any of the private drains connecting therewith, whether so connected by permit or other- Obstruction by injury or breakage. 297 wise, and keep the same 80 disconnected at their or his option. And no person shall thereafter connect sui3h private drain or sewer so stopped, as aforesaid with said common sewors or any of tliein, except with the permission of tlio Corporation or their Engineer, as aforesaid. I '" Bv-Law number four hundred and seven (407) inoonBistent •^ by-iawB re- entitled " A By-Law to provide for the regulating of poaied. the Common Sewers," and all other By-Laws incon, sistent with this present By-Law, are hereby repealed- 1 3. That any person or persons who shall be guilty Penalty, of any intraction or breach of this By-Law shall, upon conviction thereof before the Police Magistrate, Mayor or any Justice or Justices of the Peace having juris- diction in the matter, forfeit and pay such tine as the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convict- ing, shall inflict, of not les.^ than one dollar, nor more than tifty dollars, together with the costs of prosecu- tion ; and m default of payment thereof the same shall be collected by distress and sale of the goods and chat- tels of the offender ; and in case of non-payment of the flue inflicted for any such breach, and there being no distress found out of which the same can be levied, such oftender shall be imprisoned in the Common Gaol of the County of Carleton, with or without hard labour, and for any time in the discretion ot the said Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices so convicting, not exceeding twenty-Mie days, unless such fine and costs be sooner paid. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City ot Ottawa, this seventeenth day of September, in the 298 year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy -be ven. Certitied, VV. V. LKTT, City Clerk. W. H. WALLER, Mayor. { Seal. - ■'■■'^IIM BY-LAW No. 512 A By-law to regulate and define the Dutiew of the City Solicitor of the City of Ottawa. Whereas it is desirable more particularly to define the duties apperl^ainin^ to the otiice of City Solicitor ; Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordains as follows: — 1. From and after the passing of this By-law the Duties. foUowini; shall be the duties of the person holding the office of City Solicitor for the City of Ottawa. (1.) He shall draft all such petitions or memorials Petitions to legislatures, as may be presented by the said Municipal Council to •to- the Governor-General, Lieutenant-Governor or the Dominion or Provincial Legislatures, and all Acts of Parliament which may be desired by the Council afore- said, and shall give all the necessary notices of applica- tion for such Acts and attend to the passage thereoi^ through the said Legislatures and the various Com- mittees thereof. (2) He shall draft or revise all the By-laws introduced r-.iaws. into the said Municipal Coune^'l ; and no By-law shall be finally passed until the correctness of the same has been certified by the said Solicitor, (3) He shall draft or revise all deeds, leases, bonds, ^^^^^ j^^^^^ contracts and agreements made and entered into by tho ®*°* said Council or any Committee thereof, with any other person or corporation whatsoever, according to such I il Advertiae- ments for tenders. 800 teniiH u8 may ha ii«,'rcc(l upon between tlie parties there to; and no i)crson «hiiil be entitled to be paid any moneys dne from the naid (Jorporatio!) to him upon any 8uch contract until the complete execution thereof sliall have been ctn-tiiied by the said Solicitor. Agrwrnents. (*) f^^ «'"«"' "P^^" ^^'^ request of the said Council or any Committee thereof, draft or revise any pre- liminary agreement which may be considered necessary by the said Council or Committee pending the execu tion of a more formal contract between the said Corporation and any other party or parties. (5) He shall revise all advertisements for tenders prepared by any Committee of the said Council and submitted to liim tor that purpose ; and shall insert therein, subject to the approval of such Committee, any terms which he may consider advisable for the pro- tection of the interests of the Corporation. ^6^ lie shall also, subject to the approval of the Sales or 'eases. *' , i xv Committee having charge ot the matter, draft or revise the conditions of sale or lease of any real or personal property intended > be leased or disposed of by the said Municipal CouneU, or of any exchange of land between the said Corporation and any other party or parties. Titles to la.ds. (7) He shall upon the request of the said Municipal Council or any Committee thereof investigate the title to any lands intended to be acquired or disposed of by the said Corporation and also the title to all lands held by lessees or under lessees of the said Corporation, who may desire the consent of the said Council or Com- mittee to any assignment or sub-lease of the lands so 301 hulfi; and shall, according to the instructions of the Committee having charge of the matter, draft or revise all snrh releases, surrenders or conlirniiitory convey- ances as may be necessary to carry out such instructions. (8) He shall give to idl contractors or their sureties L«g»i notioei. and to all defaulting tenants of the Corporation, and ♦o any persons or Corporations trespassing upon City lands and to any other persons whatsoever all such notices as may be directed by the said Council or any Committee thereof for the protection of the rights of the said Corporation or of the public. (9) He shall attend to the pro' ^tion and defence suit*, of all suits and actions brought or prosecuted by or against the said Corporation or to which the said Corporation may be made parties, whether in tlio Division Courts, County Courts, or the Supreme Com t for tiie Province of Ontario, or in any other Court, and shall issue all writs, enter all appearance i, draft all pleadings, notices, affidavits, and other papers, and cause to be subpoenaed all witnesses that may be requisite for the proper conduct of such prosecutions and defences. (10) Whenever any such suits or actions shall be Arbitraiione. referred for arbitration, either by consent of the partieb thereto or by order of a Judge of the Court in which the same may be pending he shall attend to the pro- secution or defence of such suits or actions before such arbitrator, and shall cause to be subpoenaed all witnesses and take all such other proceedings as may be necessary in the co^:irse of such reference. (in He shall conduct all prosecutions in tho Police police court \ ' nfnganntinnil. Court, or any Court of jurisdiction instituted by any |j 302 % /tssessment appeals. Settlement of olaims, Advioe to CouDoillors and oflSoeri. General. Salary. officer of the Corporation under any By-law thereof and committed by such officer to the said Solicitor. (12) He shall advise the Court of Revision upon all questions of lavv affecting Assessment appeals to the said Court and submitted to him by the Chairman thereof, and shall, at the request of the said Chairman, attend to and defend any case appealed from the said Court to the County Judge. (13) He shall attend to the settlement of all such actions, claims or demands against the said Corporation referred to him for settlement by the said Municipal Council, or any Committee thereof ; and shall draw all receipts, releases and acquittances which may be necessary to carry into eifect the instructions of the said Council or Committee in regard to such settlement. (14) He shall give to the said Municipal Council and members of said Council and each of its Commit- tees and to the Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer, Assessment Commissioner, Engineer, and to any Auditors, Assess- ors. Collectors, Returning Officers or other officers appointed by the said Council, his advice or opinion upon any question of law arising in the course of the duty of such officers and properly submitted for that purpose to the said Solicitor. (15) And generally he shall give due and proper attention to all the usual business appertaining to the Law Department of the City of Ottawa. 2. The salary of the City Solicitor shall be $800.00 per annum, payable monthly, for which he shall perform the duties laid down in this By-law save the duties set forth in sub-sections No. 1, No. 9, and No. l(» of 303 foregoing Section No. 1, and for performance of the duties laid down in said sub-sections the Solictor sliall be entitled to the ordinary fees properly taxable as between solicitor and client. 3. It shall be the duty of all other officers of this Co-operation , , , of other officers Corporation to furnish the City Solicitor upon request, with any documents, books or papers in the custody or possession of such officers and to give to the said Solicitor such other aid and assistance as he may require in the performance of the duties of the said office. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa this 6th day of February, A.D. 1882. Certified, W . P. LETT, City Clerk. F. St. jean. Mayor. Seal. f pT 1 , *'.! : ! i! BY-LAW No. 861. Being a By-law fixing the time for the Civic Holiday. Whereas it is desirable and expedient to fix tlie date of the Civic Holiday in the City of Ottawa ; Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa hereby enacts and ordains as follows :— Time of Civic That the third Thursday in the month of Aucrust in Holiday fixed. ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^.^ ^^^^^ ^j^^^^ ^^^,^^^ ^^le same is hereby fixed for the Civic Holiday, in the City of Ottawa. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa, this Sixth day of August, A.D, 1888. JACOB ERRATT, Acting Mayor. Certified, W. P. LETT, City Clerh ''' flH^^HH^^H ■n >; wt^^^K^^M "1 |Hi| i: i^^BJ, ill : '"I'^^^^^^H 4 i '^Hl 1 ,, |H^^^^BH^H '^ (ffwBB in~^i ,■ i^w 1 ' ' 1 ': BY-LAW No. 896. Being a By-Law relating to Duties and Fees upon Tavern and Shop Licenses. Whereas it is expedient and desirable to fix the duties and fees upon Tavern and Shop Licenses with- in the Municipality of the City of Ottawa, for the ensuing year ; Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa enacts and ordains asj^fol- lows : — 1. That the duty to be paid for Tavern Licenses to Tav;,m license he issued within the Municipality of the City of ^'^"'"'' Ottawa, for the year beginning on the 1st day of May, 18S9, and until otherwise enacted, shall be two hun- dred dollars, in addition to the sum of $150.00 or S200.00 as the case may be, payable under the provi- sions of Section 44, of Chapter 194 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887, being " The Liquor License Act." 3. That the duty to be paid for Shop Licenses to le g^op uoenae issued within the Municipality of the City of Ottawa, '^"'''"* for the year beginning on the first day of May, 1889, Jind until otherwise enacted, shall be one hundred dol- lars, in addition to $150.00, payable under the said Act. 20 306 Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa, this 1 8th day of February, A.D. 1889. Certified, , W, P. LETT, City Cltrk. JACOB ERRATT, Mayor, I Seal | il i si di BY-LAW No. 1103. Being a By-law to amend By-laws Nos. 1073 and 1085 of the Council of the Corpoi ation of the City of Ottawa The C'»uncil of tlie Coi-poration of the City of Ot- tawa enacts and ordains as follovvs : — 1. That section 27 of By-law No. 1073 of this Control of .i I 1 • HI r 11^ I ,• /. /-, Buildinga. Council, oeinLT a By-law tor the Ke<^iilation ot Uoin- luittees and other matters, bo and the same is hereby amended by adding after the fifth subsection of said section 27 of said B3 -law No. 1073 the words " Except such buildings as are placed under the ijontrol of any other committees by By-law of this Council." 2. Thiit section 3 of By-law No. 1085 of this Coun- Superintcn- •^ aence of Fire cil, b^ing a By-law respecting the t'ire Department ^j'^^J,^'^*'^" and Fires, be and the same is hereby amended by striking out the words "A Superintendent and an Assistant Superintendent of the Fire Alarm Tele- graph," where they occur in tiui third and fouith lines ol said section three of said Bv-law No. 108.5. Given under the Corporate Seal of the City of Ottawa the IGth day of February, AD 1891. iiiii Certified, W. P. LETT. City Clerk. THOS. BIRKETT, Mayor. I SEAL I I ' i Mi I : I I ' f- Of El of ( 1 of t the Ke( cles 80 t 2 hors Star offei any plac occu of SI APPENDIX B. ml- BY-LAW No. 14. Of the Board oj- Oomimssioners of Police for the City of Ottawa. Entitled "By-Law to license and regulate the owners of Livery Stables and of Horses, Cabs, Carriages, Omnibusses and other vehicles used for hire." Tlio Board of CorTimlssioners of Police for the City of Ottawa do liereby enact and ordain as follows :— 1. That no person or lersons shall after the passing Lirery licenses of this By-law, carry on within the City of Ottawa the business or occupation of Livery iStable Keeper or Keepers, for the purpose of letting out horses or vehi- cles of travel for hire or reward, without being licensed so to do as hereinafter mentioned. 2. That no persrm or persons to whom such license Liveryvehi- shall })e granted shall occupy with his or her or their oJol|?Va°rter8' horses or vehicles the stands known as the Carters' ' *''" Stands, or any one or part thereof, or shall hire or offer for hire his, her or their horses or vehicles upon any street of the said City of Ottawa, or on any other place within the said City other than the p.emises occupied as a Livery Stable by the holder or holders of such license. 308 LiTery k«eper defined- PasBengrer lioenses. Freight lioeriRes. • i i III Gab defined. B. That every person keeping horses, or horses and vehicles for hire, other than such as may be inchided in and licensed under the next following clause of this By-law, shall be deemed a livery stable keeper within the meaning of this By-law, and shall be required to take out a license thereunder annually. 4. That no person or persons shall after the passing of this By-law, drive or own any coach, omnibus, cab, carriage, sleigh or other vehicle used for hire for the carriage of passengers from one place to another within the City of Ottawa, or from any point within the City of Ottawa to any other point m^t more than three miles beyond the limits of the said City, withou' being licensed so to do, provided always that the pro- visions of this clause shall not extend or be construed to extend to any keeper or keepers of a livery stable within the City of Ottawa, who shall not with his, her or their vehicle or vehicles occupy any of the stands, which now are or hereafter may be fixed or estab- lished for the accommodation of carters. 6. That no person or persons shall drive or own any sled, cart, truck, dray, sleigh, carriage, expresswaggon or other vehicle used for hi-e for the transportation of any goods, wares or merchandise, firewood or any other thing whatsoever from one place to another within the City of Ottawa, or from any point within the City of Ottawa to any other point not more than three miles beyond the limits of the said City without being licensed so to do. 6. That every chariot, coach, coachee, caleche, carri- age, hackney-coach, cab, barouche, coupe, landau, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, except an omnibus, by what- 309 ever name or names it may be called, whether covered or open, on wheels or runners, drawn bj one or more horses or other animal power, used for hire in the said City for the conveyance of persons from place to place within the said City shall be deemed a "cab" within the meaning of this By-law, and every person driving or in chaige thereof whilst so used for hire shall be deemed a carter. 7. That any licensed tavern or hotel-keeper or „ , , . " r Hotel DUBses. keepers may, subject to the provisions of the preced- ing section of this By-law, obtain a license to run an omnibus or omnibusses from his or their own house with passengers to steamboats and railway stations, and vice versa, and any person or persons muy obtain a license to run an omnibus or omnibusses, or other vehi- cle or vehicles from one fixed place to another iixed place within the City of Ottawa or from any fixed point or place within the said City to any other fixed point or place not more than three miles beyond the limits of the said City, which places, and the route of such omnibusses or other vehicles, the periods of time for running the same and number of persons permitted to travel therein at one time, shall be mentioned in the license, provided always i, \i -lo licensed tavern or saloon keeper shall be entitled to or be granted a license for any cab or cabs under this By-law. ♦ * 8. That every license and certificate granted under this By-law shall be under the hands of the Chairman currency of •' ^ licenses. of the said Board of Commissioners of Police and countersigned by the Chief Constable of the City of Ottawa, and shall take effect from the first day of March in each year, and shall, unless sooner fcteited 310 t !j lii Petitionii* Feet. or oanoelled, expire on the last day of February next ensuing the date thereof. 9. Tiiiit no license or transfer of license shall be y;riinttd under this By-law except upon petition by the applicant to the said Board of Commissioners praying for the same, which said petition shall be de- livered to the Chief Constal>le at ..■<^ otiice, nor until the Chief Constable shall have reported that the appli- cant is a fit and proper person to have a license, and that liis cab or cabs or other vehicles, horse or horses, stables, harness and other etpiipments are in a tit and proper condition, and are suitable for the public use, and iliat all the conditions required by law and by the By-laws, rules and regulations of the said Hoard of Commis- sioners have been complied with, which said report shall be endorsed upon the said petition. 10, That th(^ following sums of money shall res- pectively be paid for licenses issued undei* this By-law. Livery stable. ^^r every livery stable the sum of forty dollars. Passenger vebiole: two horses. For every carriage, cab, sleigh or other vehicle other than an omnibus, for the carriage of persons, drawn by two horses, ten dollars. PasEenger ^^^ every carriage, cab, sleigh or other vehicle other horse!*' **"* than an omnibus, for the carriage of persons, drawn by one horse, six dollars. Freight vehicle, two horses. For every cart, truck, sleigh, carriage, express wag- gon or other vehicle for the transportation o^ goods, drawn by two horses, six dollars. N| .311 For every cart, truck, slciirli, earriufre, exjiress wa'j^- Freitcht j^on or other vehicle for tlie transportation cf goods, bor«l*''"°* drawn bv one hjrso, four ^hall have the su[)er Chief Constable to hhve super- vision of all persons and cabs, oninibnsses and all other ▼>»»on' vehicles and livory stables licensed nnd »• liis By-law. 15. That the following shall be the duties of the Dutieuot Chief Constable. Chiet Constable in connection with the provisions of this Bydaw : — (1.) To make a re])ort to the said Board of Commis- Annual report, sioners of all his proceedings and transactions in the performance of his duties .inder this By-law once a year and whenever else he shall be required by the said Board of Commissioners so to do. (2.) To ascertain that the petitions accompan^ini; the Verifying ,..,.,. ,. p I .^ to petiiionB. applications tor licenses or tor transfers are correct and true, to receive all such other information and to make all such other enquiries relative to matters connected with the granting of licenses or for transfers as may be requisite to secure a due observance of the law and of this By-law, and to report thereon. (3.) To examine or cause to be examined the cab or Examination cabs or other vehicle or vehicles, horse '.>r horses, premises, stables, liarness and other equipments of every applicant for a license, intended to be used there- under, and report thereon. (4.) To submit at each meeting of the said I'oard of Report upon Commissioners all applications for licenses or for trans- '^'^ '^''■"»°*- \ tl Registry of applicatiuDg. Information for Treasurer. Making out bonds and licenses. Supervising licensees. Prosecutions. 314 fers of licenses, together with the names of the pro- posed sureties and liis own report thereon. (5.) To roeeive and keep a registry of all applica tions for certiiicatet- lor licenses or transfers of licenses laid itefore the said l^oard of Commissioners, which shall contain the date of the application, the name or names and ages of the applicants, the names of the sureties, the residences of the applicants and sureties, the number of cabs or other vehicles required to be licensed by each applicant respectively, how linally dis- posed of, and if a license be granted, the amount paid for the same and the date of the license ; also to note all forfeitures and suspensions of licenses, and such further particulars, and to keep such utlier books, as the said Board of Commissioners iwdy order. (6.) To advise the City Treasurer of all licenses or transfers of licenses, with the particulars thereof, authorized to be issued under the provisions of this By-law. (7.) To make out all bonds and licenses and all copies of the same that may be required by the said Board of Commissioners, and to endorse on every license the holder of which has permission to transfer his license. (8.) To ascertain by inspection and inquiry from time to time, and so often as may be required by the said Board of Commissioners, whetiier the persons receiving licenses continue to comply with the pro- visions of the law and of this By-law. (9.) To prosecute all persons who shall offend against any of tiie provisions of the law or of this B_y-law whensoever he shall have knowledge of the same. :a5 (10.) That any act authorized '.^to he done by tlie ^j^pg^itoCom- Cbief Coni^table UMder;the provisions of 'tliis By-law '"''''°°'"- shall be subject to the decision <>F ti.e said IJoard or Conimissi(jners, upon a wiirten. appeal directed to them hy any party feeling aggrieved. 16. That the following rates'are hereby established Passenger as the proper ancJ legal i-ates and cliarges for tlie con- veyance of passengers, in cabs and omnibuses licensed under this By-law, between the hours of seven o'clock in the forenoon, aiui eleven "o'clock in ,' the afternoon, and at all other hours double rates shall; be proper and legal and may be exactt-d; where no agreement for a less sum has been entered into between the parties: (1.) For the conveyance or carriage of any number Two-horse of passengers not exceeding four in a carriage, sleigli, Lmr!'^' **^ or other vehicle, drawn by two horses, when hired by the hour4or^ when tlie;;time7occupied amounts to or exceeds one hour— for the iirst hour one dollar, and for each subsequent quarter of an hour, twenty cents ; and for each additional passenger in excess of four for the first hour, twenty cents, and for each subsequent quar- ter of an hour five cents. (2.) For the conveyance or carriage of any number one-horse of passengers not exceeding four in a carriage, sleigh, hoSr?'^'*'^ or other vehicle drawn by one horse, when hired by the hour, or when the time occupied amounts to or exceeds one hour— for the first hour seventy-five cents and for each subsequent quarter of an hour fifteen cents ; and for each additional passenger in excess of four for the first Jiour twenty cents, and for each sub- sequent quarter of an hour five cents. .SI 6 I '>i;:^ Trips. '1 i 1 ¥' i i H i 1 1 i '!-«>_ Baggage. Hotel bns. (.3.) For the coiivoyance of one passenger from any of tlie Carters' stands, or from one part of the City to one or more places consecutively in said City, or con- secutively to one or more places not more than three miles beyond the limits of said City and vice versa, provided the time occupied in conveying and in wait- ing for such passenger does not exceed fifteen minutes, twenty-five cents, and for each additional passenger ten cents ; if the time occupied exceeds fifteen minutes but not thirty minutes, forty cents, and for each additional passenger ten cents; and for each subfcequent ten minutes after the first thirty minutes fifteen cents, and for each additional passenger five cents ; but if the time occupied continuously whilst any such vehicle sliall be in the employ of the same person or persons amounts to or exceeds one hour, then the rates by the hour, as aforesaid, shall only be proper and legal and no higher rates shall be legal. (4.) That each passenger shall be entitled to take with him or her one trunk and other baggage to a reason- able extent free of charge, and it shall be the duty of the person in charge of any such vehicle to load and unload the same free of charge. (5) For the conveyance of any person in a hotel omnibus from any tavern or hotel to any steamboat landing or railway station or from any steamboat land- ing or railway station to any hotel or tavern twenty- five cents, and for the conveyance of an • j jrson in any other omnibus from any place to any place on its route within the City of Ottawa five cents, and from any place within the city to any place outside the limits thereof and vice verm ten cents. -v^' i 817 17. That children niider eiiijht years of age In charge children, of an adult shall not be charged foi' as additional pass- engers, and children over eight years and under twelve years of age in charge of an adult shall not be charged for as additional passengers more than half rates whether conveyed in a cab or omnibus. 18. Tliat the following e/'.ale of charges is hereby FreiRht tariff, established for the loading, unloading: and cartino- of goods, wares, merchandise, firewood, and all other loading by licensed car<-ers within the City of Ottawa, and from any place within the City to any other place not more than three miles beyond the City limits arid viceursa: — (1.) For any distance not over one mile twenty-tive p r mile, cents, and for every distance in excess of one irnle an additional sum of ten cents for each additional mile. (2.) That the loading referred to in the last preced- Load defined, ing section of this By-law shall consist of twelve hun- dred pounds or six barrels of flour or four barrels of pork or a half cord of wood. 19. That every carter in charge of any carriage, To wait em- cart, truck, sleigh or other vehicle licensed for the con- stands only, veyance of passengers or the transportation of goods as aforesaid, when unemployed and waiting to be hired, shall occupy with his vehicle and liorse or horses some place on one or other of the stands now or hereafter appointed for the particular description of vehicle as aforesaid, as may be vacant at the time of his reaching any such stand without encroaching on that part of any street which is intended to be used or is commonly used as a crossing place for foot passengers. l-v Each vehicle and driver to be lioensed. 318 GENERAL REGULATIONS AS TO CABS. 20. That every owner of more than one cab or oniiiil)us shall take out a separate license for each cab or omnibus and certificate for driver, with the name of the driver inserted in each certificate, and if a sleigh is used instead of a cab, the same license and number issued for the cab shall apply to the sleigh. Licensee io be 21. That the person in whose name a license is tak -a roflr&iFcifiQ. &iS owner. out for a cab shall be considered as the owner of the same for the purpose of this By-law and shall be h'able to the penalties therein contained. Hired drivers subject to approval. ransfer. 22. That everv owner obtaining a license; under this By-law. intending that his cab or cabs shall be driv^en by anotlier person or persons, shall submit for approval the name or names of the parties he intends to employ as such driver or drivers ; and no cab shall l... driven by any person otlier than the licensed owner except those who have permission in writing so to do, which permission shall be endorsed upon the license and signed by the Chief (/onstable ; Provided always that the Board of Commissioners of Police may for any violation of any of the provisions of this By-law, sus- pend, cancel or revoke said permission, and such per- mission shall be suspended or cancelled from the time the owner or driver of a cab has received notice of such suspension or revocation. 23. That any person licensed under tliis By-livv hav- ing sold his h'>rse or cab may liave his license trans- ferred to tilt; purchaser, if apjjroved by tin; said Board of Commissioners, tlie transferee first complying with the provisions of this By-law, and such ti'ansfer shall 319 be made by endorsement on the license signed by the Chief Constable. 24. That every cab licensed under this By law must Vehicles to be 1 1 , i- 11 1 1 1 . ... kfi)t in proper be kept continually clean, dry and in ^ood repair, with ooudition. the harness, tackling and other equipments used with the same, and with horses proper and sutKcient to do their work, and that whenever the owner of any cab having a license for using the same under this By- law receives notice to be given to him or his driver sisrned by the Chief Constable that such cab or any horse, or harness or equipment belonging to the same, is not in fit condition for public use, pointing brictlv to the reason thereof, such notice shall operate and be a suspension of his said license, and the same shall thereupon remain suspended and wholly inoperative until the said owner shall have again obtained a cejtifi- cate signed by the Chief Constable and endorsed on his license, or until the said Commissioners shall otherwise order. 25. That every owner and driver and all owners and inspection of drivers licensed under this By-law shall, when required, submit his or their cab or cabs, horses and harness and other equipments for the inspection of the Chief Con- fctable, both before and during the continuance of hia or their license or licenses, and no owner or driver shall at any time when his cab is not employed, pre^^ent or hinder the said Chief Constable or other police con- stable of the City of Ottawa from entering his cab, or stable or shed, for the purpose of inspecting the same. 2^^. That no owner or driver of any licensed cab Notorious shall drive, or permit, or suffer to be driven about the streets during the daytime in any open cab licensed H' 820 ' iB Violation of by-law tn en- tail cancelln- tion oi license. Information for police. under this By-law, any iiotorionsly bad character or woman of ill-fame. 27. That the said Board of Commissioners may from time to time crujuiro into any alleged violation of tlie provisions and requirements of this By-law. and by resolution suspend (for such time as they may think proper) or cancel, or abrogate any license given here- under, if upon such enquiry they lind that any person or persons receiving such license or licenses hereunder has violated or that his or their driver has violated any of the provisions or requirments of this By-law ; and every license shall be suspended from the time the owner thereof shall have received notice of the reso- lution of the said Board of Commissioners suspending the same until the el of the period mentioned in the said resolution ; and no person whose license has been so cancelled or abrogated shall be again licensed under this By-law within twelve calendar months, if in the re solution declaring the same cancelled it shall appear that the violation of this By-law was wilful in the particular instance. 28. That every owner or driver of a licensed cab shall give official information to any police officer or constable with reference to the address of the house or spot to which he had driven any passenger or passen- gers, and any information connected with his occupa- tion required by this By-law, or by any resolution of the said Commissioners of which he shall have infor- mation or notice, and any refusal to do so sliall l)e a sufficient ground when established to the satisfaction of the Commissioners, for suspending or cancelh'ng tlie license of the cab. the driver of which may have re- fused tOjgive information as aforesaid. 321 39. That every owner or driver of any cab shall, ConTeyaaoe of 1 11 1 .1 . , , . , priioners, etOi when called upon so to do, assist any constable in the conveyance in his cab of any prisoner or prisoners to the common gaol or any of the police stations of the said City, and assist in the conveyance of any person to the hospital or elsewhere, as may be required, who may be wounded, or who may have met with any ac- cident, or who may have been suddenly taken ill, pro- vided such sickness is not of an infectious nature, and such owner or driver shall be entitled after perform- ance of such service to the usual fare therefor from the proper authorities. 30. That whenever the services of men or horses Aid for fire are required to drive or haul any of the engines or *""'' '°*°** other apparatus of the Fire Department of the City of Ottawa, to or from fires, any of the engineers of the said Fire Departnient, or any person having in charge any engine or any other apparatus, may command the assistance of any horse or horses and drivers of any licensed cab, and may press such horse or horses and drivers as may be necessary to accomplish the work re- quired ; and for any such service the owner or driver of any such horse or horses as shall be so pressed and employed shall be paid out of the appropriation for the Fire Department on the order of the Chairman of the Standing Committee on Fire and Light of the City Council the regular tariff charges for the time so employed, 31. That the said Board of Commissioners shall Lio„g„g ^^ - furnish, at the cost of the City, to each party taking bJ-Yawsfand out a license, one copy of this By-law, two cards con- °"°'*'®'" "'***•' taining the tariff, and two or more number plates with 21 , K 322 I » ' Number to be diE>play«d. the number of the license painfed thereon ; and &uch number plates shall be and remain the property of the Corporation of the City of;;Ottawa, and>ny pa.ty fail- injr to renew any license for fifteen dnys',after the same lias expired, or who shall have had;:his license suspend- ed or cancelled shall forthwith leturn such number plates to the Chief ConsUble. 32. That the owner of any licensed cab shall affix and keep affixed one of the said number plates in some prominent place on the side or back of his cab, or in case the same is on runners, on the splash board of such cab, or on such other, part of his cab as may be approved or directed by the Chief Constable, and he shall also affix and keep affixed the said card or tariff with one of the said number plates on some promin- ent place on the inside of his cab. iUli Refusal to ex- 33. That every owner or driver \^ho shall become hibit tariflf or „ . i. t. i.i ^ number plate, inebriated or refuses to permit any person to note ttie writing on such number plates or shall neglect to pro- duce his tariff card to any person employing him as by this By-law provided, shall be liable to the penalties of this By-law. Wrong plates not to be ex- hibited. 34. That it shall not be lawful for any person licensed mider this By-law to use any number plate, or to exhibit on or about his person or about his cab any other number than the one he obtains from the said Commissioners, and no person driving under this By- law shall remove his number plates or any of them, or lend, exchange, or otherwise dispose of his number plates, or any of them, or his card of tariff, or cover or hide them from view. 328 35. That whenever the writing on any number Lost or Bpoiied plate or card of tariff, as aforesaid, becomes obliterated replaced. or defaced, or is not distinctly legible, or whenever the same is lost or mislaid the person to whom the license relating to such number plate, as aforesaid, was grant- ed, shall deliver the same if he have them or t.ither of them in his possession, or account for the same, and upon the production of his license to the said Chief Constable, or accounting for the loss of the same, he shall be entitled to receive a new tariff card and num- ber plate, as aforesaid, upon payment of the sum of fifty cents for each article. 36. That the owner of every licensed cab shall pro- Lamps, vide and have two lamps, one on each side of his cab, with the number of the cab painted in black on the side glases in three in* b figures, and shall also fasten up a card to be furnishea by the License Inspector, inside his cab, with the number of the cab printed thsreo!). 37. Every owner or driver of a licensed cab who Places of shall convey any person to or from any place of public ^f^"^®™®"** worship, amusement or resort, or who shall for such purpose be in waiting with such carriage at or near to any such place shall, as regards the position and loca- tion of his cab, tlie manner of taking up or setting down any passenger, or waiting for such purpose, com- ply with the directions of every constable aut^^orized to keep order and prevent obstruction of the s. in the neighbourhood of such place. 38. Every owner or driver of a licensed cab shall, speed at which except in cases where the nature or condition of the VJa?^^ ^^^ road or any other sufficient cause may render such speed impracticable, or that the person hiring or being con- inven. I '•H Order on Htands. Next vehiole to fill TKoanoy . Others to close ap. 324 veyed in such carriage otlierwise directed, drive such carriage at a lively pace not loss than iive miles but not exceeding in any case the rate of six miles within one hour. And any breach of this section shall disen- title such owner or driver to any fare. 39. Every owner or driver of a licensed cab when plying for hire and not actually hired shall station such cariiage on some one of the stands appointetl or here- after to be appointed, and such driver o!i arriving at any such stand not already occupied by the full num- ber of carriages shall station such carriage immediately in the rear of the carriage or carriagen already occupy- ing such stand and in such a position that the head or heads of the animal or animals harnessed to such carri- age shall be turned in the same direction as the head or heads of the animal or animals harnessed to any carriage stationed on such stand immediately before such last mentioned carriage, and every such owner and driver whilst on any such stand with his cab shall comply with the directions of every constable on duty in the neighbourhood of an;y such stand. 40 When a cab shall be c died or driven off any stand the driver of any carriage stationed on such stand immediately in the rear of the carriage so called or driven off shall cause the carriage eo stationed ';o be drawn forward so as to lill the pl&ce previously oc- cupied by the carriage called or driven off the stand. 41. The drivers of the several carriages stationed on such stand in the rear of the carriage so drawn forward, shall in succession cause their carriages to be drawn forward so that each carriage shall in succession fill the place which shall have been previously occupied 325 iniinediately in advance of such carriage by a carriage drawn forward in accordance with the requirements of this By-law. 42. That no owner or driver of a liceuHed cab shall Sunday work, appear on any stand or place for hire on Sunday. 43. That no owner or driver of any licensed cab Oniydesignat- ■hall, whilst plying for hire or waiting to be hired, nee to be used as a cab stand or stopping place with his cab any street or public place other than those designated and ap- pointed as cab stands, or such as may hereafter be designated and appointed. 44. That every owner or driver whilst in charge of DreoBand a licensed cab shall be decently dressed and be civil and well behaved, and shall not smoke whilst driving for hire any person or persons in his cab, except with the express permission of such poson or persons, and whilst on his stand he shall sit or stand sufficiently near to his cab to have perfect control over his horse or horses, and no owner or driver in charge of a licensed cab shall stand on or in anywise obstruct the use of any of the sidewalks near to or adjoining any of the car- ter's stands or needlessly snap his whip, or make any loud noise or disturbance, or use obscene, impertinent or abusive language, or molest, annoy or insult the owners, occupiers, inmates or inhabitants of any house opposite to or in the vicinity of the said cab stands or any of them, or any passenger or passengers, or other person or- persons. 45. That no person licensed under this By-law shall Treatment abuse or ill-treat or permit so to be, any horse or horses napi-l Kit Viitr* nor q.ftflnV> f\v hnwa aftanliorl in onir linpriq. a 326 1 1 \ Loitering. Disinfection from contBtri- OQi diseaie. ed vehic.o, any stud or entire horse for the purpose of driving the same for hire. 46. That no owner or driver of a Ucbiised cab when plying for hire and not actually hired shall loiter about the streets with his cab. 47. That every owner or driver of a licensed v.ab shall immediately provide for the disinfection of such cab after it has to his knowledge conveyed any person suffering from small-pox or from any other dangerous infectious disorder, but no such owner or driver shall be required to convey any person so suffering until he has been paid a sum sufficient to cover any loss or ex- pense that may be incurred by him in carrying into effect the provisions of this section. PerMBiiyith 4:8. That no person suffering from small-pox or any iTrde/i'^odrive other daugerous infectious disorder shall enter a *'°^* " licensed cab without first giving notice to the owner or driver thereof that he or she is suff.jring from an infectious disorder, and without first obtaining the leave of such owner or driver after the giving to him such notice as aforesaid. 49. That the horse or horses attached to every licei ^ed cab when off the stand in any street, lane or alley, shall be properly tied or secured, or in the charge of some person above the age of sixteen years to take care of such cab and the horse or horses attached. 60. That no owner or driver of a licensed cab shall sohcit any person to take or use his cab, but every per- son wishing to use or engage any such cab shall be left to choose without any interruption or solicitation. permission. Horses to be secured. Solioitinf 'ares. 827 61. That every owner und driver c' a licensed cab FiMtoomerto , ,. . . , . , i 'J- \ b« firit Mrved. sliall serve tlie nrfit person requirintj: Ins cab, ana it he plead that he has acee{)ted a previous order, and there- fore cannot take the present order, he shal m demand give the name of the person to whom he is ? engaged, to<'ether with his residence and the hour, time, and place o. app intment, but no ; wner or driver shall be compellea lO take any order if the party calling him owes him for previous fare until the same be paid. 62. Thai every licensed carter through himself or his Appointmenti. driver and every such driver shall punctually keep all his appointments and shall unlass his cab has been previously engaged, serve at any place within the said City and at any specified time, whether by day or night (but within twenty-four hours of the time of re«jeiving the order) any person who may require his cab : and if he shall neglect to fulfil bis engagement, or be not punctual to the time of his engagement, he shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law, and any person so ordering a cab, and not afterwards using the same, shall pay to the driiier of the cab the fare that he would have been entitled to hav received, the same as if the service had been performed for which he was engaged. 68. That every owner and driver of a licensed cab Name.number , 11 . 1 • 1 1 ] I 1 • i ./J and tariff to be shall give his name and number and shew his tanii men to pas- . 111. sengeri. when demanded to any person having employed him or ofiEering to employ him, or to any one to whom in- jury may have been done by his horfce or vehicle. 64. That no person driving any licensed cab shall Fumai gallop, or go furiously ti.t any rate of speed greater than at the rate of six miles per hour, on the streets or any {\-P fli/->Tv« r>v of c.-nv rQilfrvnfl afafimi nr (tr\v "nlnPA nf I I *:ri 328 !, -J i Penong on driver's box. \m Sabstitutei for authori':^ed dnver'i. Kunnera at station!, eto. i 1 Care of baggage, eto. tl ■ -. 'i 11 : resort, or obstruct or block up any of the streets or roads or the access thereto or stop upon or obstruct any of the public crossings of the streets or any of them, with his horse, horses or vehicle ; and if upon arrival at any street crossing with his vehicle, there is any foot-pafi- senger crossing such street crossing, he shall stop and pull up his horse or horses, and allow such foot-passen- ger to pass. 56. That no person shall be permitted to sit on the box with the owner or driver, or anywhere about the cab, without the consent of the person employing such cab first expressly given for that purpose. 66. That no owner or driver of a licensed cab shall allow any other person to act as driver thereof in his place, unless in the case of an owner or owners of cabs who employ drivers, when in ease of sickness or other sufficient cause the authorized driver may not be able to drive, and in such case permission may be granted temporarily to another driver by the Chief Constable. 67. That no owner or driver or other person licensed or authorized to drive under this By-law, shall employ or allow any runner or other person to assist or act in concert with him in obtaining any passenger or bag- gage at any of the stands, railroad stations, steamboat landings, or elsewhere in the said City. 68. That every owner and driver of a licensed cab shall take due care of all property that may be deliver- ed or entrusted to lilm for conveyance or safe keeping, and all property '^r money left in his cab shall be forth- with delivered o>rcr by him to the person owning the same or if the owner cannot at once be found, then at 829 the nearest Police Station, witli all information in his possession regarding the same. 69. That it shall not be lawf 1 for the owner or ExoeMW* owners or driver of any licensed cab to demand or re- ceive and no such owner or driver shall demand or receive higher rates or charges than those mentioned and specified in this By-law, exclusive of tolls, whether the same shall be estimated by distance or by time. 60. That if at any time there shall be a number of cu»»in» OTerorowdad cabs, carnages, or other vehicles in any street, square, thoroughfare!, public or private place within the said City the Chief Constable or any constable for the City of Ottawa may give directions respecting- the location and position of such cabs, carriages or other vehicles and the route they shall go, and every owner or driver of such cabs, carriages or other vehicles shall immediately conform to such directions and obey the same. 61. That the owner or driver of any licensed cab Extortion or overcharg* shall not be entitled to recover or receive any fare from puniahabie. any person or persons from whom he shall have de- manded any greater price or rate than he is allowed to receive under this By-law, or to whom he has refused to shew his card of the tariff of charges, or if such owner or driver be guilty of any breach of section thirty-eight of this By-law ; and it shall be the duty of every Police Officer to be vigilant and active at all times in preventing extortion and overcharge by the owner or driver of licensed cabs, and lo be conversant with the Cab Tariff under this By-law, and any person using or driving in any licensed cab shall be at liberty at any time to call upon any Police Constable to inform him the proper fare to be paid for any drive or dist- 330 ance in question, and all Police Officers on duty at railway stations, stoajnboat landings, wharves and other places, shall have supervision over all licensed vehicles, and the owners and drivers thereof, brinj^ing travellers thereto, and in case of any dispute between the owne]- or driver and the party driven, as to the charge to ht paid for such service, it shall be the duty of any Police Officer on duty aforesaid, to decide the matter between the parties as to the amount to be paid, according to the tariff provided by this By-law ; and on all occasions when an overcharge has been made to the knowledge of any Police Constable, it shall be his duty to prose- cute the offender, irrespective of the person or persons against whom such overcharge was made. MiBieadipg 62. That if any owner or driver of a licensed cal) KireSrs. shall induce any person to employ him by either know- ingly, wantonly or ignorantly misinforming, misleading or deceiving such person as to the time or place of the arrival or departure of any railroad car, steamboat or other public conveyance, or the location or distance from any i)art of the city to any railroad depot, steam- boat landing, hotel, public place or private residence, or shall induce any person to employ his cab by any false representation, or shall in any manner or form impose upon oi deceive, or in any way insnlt, abuse or ill-treat any person employing him, he shall be subject to the penalty of this By-law, and his license may he suspended or cancelled. 63- That every person or persons employing or using any licensed cab shall, as soon as his order is completed, pay the proper fare as established by this By-law to the owner or driver of such cab, and any such person or persons who shall neglect or refuse to Pare immedi- ately payable- 331 do 80 shall be guilty of an intraction of/ this By-law and liable to the penalties thereof, unless sncli owner or driver demanded more than he was entitled to, or neglected or refused to exhibit his tariff card if de- manded. REGULATIONS AS TO OMNIBUSSES. 04. That every licensed omnibus shall be capable of Capacity, accommodating not less tiian ten persons at one time in the inside thereof, and no greater number of persons shall be carried at one time by any such omnibus or other vehicle than is specified in the license, and should an omnibus on runners be substituted for an omnibus on wheels or vice versa, the same license and number shall apply. 65. That no owner or driver of any omnibus licensed ^a under this By-le.w shall demand or receive more than he is entitled to receive or demand by this By-law, nor shall any such owner or driver stop his omnibus on any street crossings for foot-passengers, nor on any other part of the route assigned in his license, unless for the purpose of taking or leaving passengers and then for no longer time than may be sufficient for such persons to take their seat or leave the omnibus. re. ()6. That the owner or driver of every omnibus stopping for licensed under this By-law shall, whenever he is re- p*^^''"*®"- quired, stop at the sidewalk or nearest crossing to let out or take in passengers : provided always that he shall not be required to stop for the purpose of taking in passengers whenever his omnibus shall contain the full number of persons authorized by his license to be carried at one time. '^'■*m Lioenieei. BuainesB to be only on prem- iiei lioensed. I i i^ Traniferi. Premises to be properly kept. i 832 REGULATIONS AS To LIVERY STABLES. 67. That no license to keep a livery stable shall be granted to any person under the age of twenty-one years. 68. That the person in whose name a license is taken out for a livery stable shall carry on the business of a livery stable keeper in the premises mentioned in his license and not elsewhere, and he shall be considered as the owner of the same for the purpose of this By- law, and such license shall not enable the holder thereof to carry on the business of a livery stable keeper ex- cept in the premises mentioned in such license or in such other premises as may be first approved of and substituted in such license by the Board of Folice Commissioners. 69. That any person licensed to keep a livery stable having sold or leased or otherwise transferred or dis- posed of his livery stable, may have his license trans- ferred to the purchaser, lessee or transferee, if approved by the said Board of Commissioners of Police, the transferee first complying with the provisions of this By-law, 70. That every owner of a livery stable licensed under this By-law shall keep his livery stable continu- ally well ventilated and drained, and also clean, dry and in good repair, with the vehicles, harness, tackling and equipments used in connection with the same, and have horses proper and sufficient to do their work, and that whenever the owner of any livery stable having a license for keeping the same under this By-law receivee potice, to be given to him or his agent signed by the 333 Jhief Constable, that such livery stable or any vehicle, horse, harness or equipments belonging to the same, is not in a fit condition for public use or otherwise in accordance with this By-law, pointing briefly to the reason thereof, such owuf^r shall forthwith remove or remedy the cause of complaint, and in default thereof the said Board of Commissioners may order the sus- pension or cancellation of his said license, and such license shall thereupon remain suspended or cancelled until the said Commissioners shall otherwise order. 71. That ev«ry owner of a livery stable licensed iMp'etion of ' premiaes and under this By-law shall, when required by the Chief • i'ayment for and pay for any whip, robes or other e(|uipment which lost or damag- 1 "^ ./ I ' XI edequipm«Dt. may have been lost or damaged, or any damage which any such horse or vehicle shall have sustained while in his use or possession, nor shall any such person neglect or refuse to return every such horse or horse and vehicle in good order and repair to the owner thereof. REGULATIONS AS TO YEIIICLES USED FOR THE THAN SPOUT ATKJN OF GOODS. 79. No license shad be given to any person or per- Freighters, sons for a cart, truck, sleigh or other vehicle for the transportation of goods, wares, mrrchandise and cord- wood, for hire from one place to another within the City of Ottawa, unless he or th.ey be of the age of twenty-one years,of good character, and own and be pos- sessed to his or their own use, of one or more good horses, harness and waggon, cart or other vehicle, to keep the same for hire in the said City. And all owners of horses and carts licensed under this By-law, who employ a driver shall in the lirst place procure a cer- tificate of iitness for such driver as provided by section twelve of this Bv-law. 80. That the Chief of Police shall with each license « By-law. tariff granted by him furnish to the party obtaining the same '^^^ J^uinber 1 i 336 I : I plat* for .Mh one copy of this By-law, one card of the tariff contained noensM. jj^ j.|^jg ;g^.iaw, and one number plate or badge, which must be placed and kept placed during the currency of the license by the owner on the left side near the front of such vehicle without any other mark or device whatever, and no owner or driver shall occupy any of the public stands with or drive for hire aziy vehicle for the transportation of goods not having placed thereon such number plate or badge as aforesaid : provided that if a sleigh is used for a cart, or truck, or waggon, the same license and number plate issued for the cart, truck, or wagr^on shall apply to the sleigh. !Utarn«fpiaie 81. Tb-<: such number plate shall be and remain ofhduu!^ the property of the City of Ottawa, and upon the party to whom it was issued failing to renew his license after it has expired, or in case of his license being can- celled or annulled for the violation of any of the pro- visions of this By-Law, he shall forthwith return the same in good order to the Chief Constable. Name and tariff 82. That every person driving under the authority Sqwwd.*" *^ of this By-law, shall if required by any person employ- ing him or offering him employment, or any member of the Council, or any police constable or other officer charged with the carrying out of this By-law, give his name and number and produce his tariff. 83. That any person licensed under this By-law sell- ing or disposing of his vehicle, shall within two days thereafter give notice to the Chief Constable, of the name and residence of the purchaser, and at the same time return his number plate. 84. No person licensed under this By-law shall abuse or ill-treali his horse or horses, nor use or navs any SvUu Sale ef lieenaed rehioles. Animals •nu>I«>fea. 337 or entire horse for the h-ansportation of good8 in a licensed vcliicle whilst iisoi' i • hire. 85. Tiiut no person .tvirh(^ri/o(l to drive under tliis I3y-ia\v shall needlessly snaj) his whi]), nor \ise obscene nor pi'oi'uJie lan'j;iia(j;V', and evci-y uvviior or (Irircr v.'hiU.' waiti.ij,' to h'i liin.'d sii.ni occupy wirii his vciiicie one nf the stands now appointed or \\hi(;h may horeafter be appointed and shdl remain while the same is on the stand sufficiently near to his horse and vehicle, to have the immediate control of the same at all times, and such Diripoaition of vehicles shall be placed len<^thwise aloni^ the leno-th of vehicles on i ~ c, CD stands. and in the centre of, one of tlie said stands and only one vehicle deep. 86. That everv owner or driver usinuj any of the First applicant " , . to *J8 served. said stands mubt i;o with the iirst person who rerpiires him, and 'f he pleads a ])revions appointment that, if kept, will not permit of his discharging the order then given, he shall give to the person seeking to employ him, the name and residence and the hour of appoint- ment, if demanded. 87. That no owner or driver in charge of a vehicle Loitering, used for the transportation of goods Bhall loiter about the streets with his vehicle, or stop upon or obstruct any street or any street crossing, and if upon arrival at any street crossing, there is -iny foot passenger cross- ing he shall stop and pull up his horse and allow such foot passenger to pass. 88. That every person having a vehicle licensed Assistance to under this By-law shall, when called upon by the ^'^^**'®- Mayor, Alderinen, Chief of Police or any of the Police, aid and assist, himself and with his vehicle in 22 r is fl ■■ 1 I 338 fl Forionv dririns. the appreliunsioii and conveying to prison of any per- son charged with any offence against the law or City By-laws . 89. That no such person or driver shall gallop his horse or drive at an unreasonable or furious rate, upon any street or public place in tiie City of Ottawa. 90. That no such owner or driver shall upon any wharf, at any railroad station or elsewhere, block up any access thereto, and every such owner or driver sliall always obey the orders of the Chief of Police and of every police constable in uniform, as to the position and location of his vehicle. Sunday hiring. 91. That no owner or driver shall drive for hire or occupy any of the stands with his vehicle on Sunday, except in case of lire or other emergency . W'arvep, Btabioni. etc. Aooidenti. 92. That if any accident or injury shall happen to any person, carriage or vehicle or any other thing by reason of coining into contact with any waggon, dray or cart driven by any owner or driver of a vehicle licensed under this By-law, it shall be the duty of such owner or driver to stop and if necessary to render as- sistance and give bis name and number and place of abode if required. 93. That no owner or driver of any such vehicle licensed under this By-law shall demand or receive more than the tariff in this By-law contained, and every such oV'^er or driver shall exhibit his tariff if demanded by the person employing him. „ , . 94 That should any owner or driver demand more Forfoiture. than tariff' rates or not exhibit his tariff upon demand Excessive faros 339 he shall forfeit the amount he otherwise would be en- titled to. 95. That the licensed owner of every such cart or qwn«r« mpon- utlier vehicle shall be responsible for, all and every, the •'•'lioti. acts and omissions of his driver and also liable to the penalties herein contained for any breach of this By-law or of non-compliance with any of the provisions or re- quirements thereof on the part of his driver. 96. That every person employing the owner or chargei imme- driver of a cart, truck, sleigh or other vehicle licensed ^***«'yp*y»'''*> for the transportation of goods in the City of Ottawa, shall forthwith after the services are rendered and the order completed, pay to such owner or driver the amount due according to the tariff rates except where such owner or driver demand more than tariff rates or refuse or neglect to exhibit his tariff upon demand by such employer. GENERAL PROVISIONS 97. That the said Board of Commissioners may from vioutiowof time to time, inquire into any alleged violation of the ' *"' provisions and requirements of this By-law, and by re- solution suspend (for such time as they may think proper), cancel or abrogate any license or certificate given hereunder, if upon such inquiry they find that any person receiving such license hereunder, has violated any of the provisions o^ requirements of this By-law, and every license shall be suspended from the time the owner thereof shall have received notice of the resolution of said Board of Police Commissioners suspending the same, until the end of the period men- tioned in the said resolution, and no person whose Ti < iil Ilrtji'l: Itl i II SttBpendfld Uo«n8«B. 340 license or certificate has been bo CHUcelled or hrogated slmll be again Incensed uiidcr this By-law within twelve calendar monthp, if in the resolution declaring' the same cancelled it shall appear that the violation of this By-law was wilful in the partirnilar instance, and it is hereby ordered and declared that every license and certilicate under this By-law is and shall i)e gratited and accepted, subject to tiie said condition that the said Board of Oommissioners may at any time suspend, cancel or abrogate the same, for or on account of any violation of any of tlie provisions of this By-law, oy the person or i)ersons to whom the same is granted, and of which the said Board of Commissioners alone shall l)e the judges, and that no person or persons whose license or certificate shall be suspended, cancelled or abrogated, shall have any remedy at law or in equity against tiie said Commissioners of Police or any of them, for and on account of the suspension, cancellation or abrogation of his or their license or certificate for any violation of any of the provisions of this By-law, nor dispute, allege or set up the invalidity of any sucii suspension, cancellation or abrogation in any court of law or equity, or in any Police Court or Magistrate's Court. 98. That whilst any such license or certificate is sus- pended, and on and after any such license or certificate has been cancelled or annulled the person or persons to whom the same was granted or transferred shall not exercise any of the rights or privileges conferred by such license whilst the same was in force, nor do any other matter or thing authorized by such license or certmcaie wiuxsi tuc odiiie yrua i.s ...... ■k.^.-. ^ such person or persons whilst his, her or their license J^f^ ''^ or certificate 18 oo suspended, or after Ibe same is can- celled, do any matter or tiling, or eyprcise any rights or privileges authorized hy such license or certiticate whilst tlie same was in force, he, she or they may be prosecuted for doing or exercising the same without a license as fully and effectually to all intents an<. pur- poses as if such suspended or cancelled license oi cer- tificate had never been issued, and suv'h suspended or cancelled license or certificate sliall not whilst the same is suspended or cancelled be pleaded, norb"^ • ny answer or defence to any such charge. 99, That By-law number eight of the said Board Former by- of Police Commissioners, and all the amendments tliereto and all other By-laws inconsistent herewi'-li are hereby repealed, save and except matters aid things done thereunder. 1' 0. That any person or persons who l>y himself, Penalty. herself, or his or her driver shall be guilty of any in- fraction or breach of this By-law or of non-compliance with any of the provisions or requiren\ent8 thereof, shall upon conviction thereof before the Police Magis- trate, or Mayor, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Ottawa, having j.^risdiction in the matter, forfeit and pay 3uch fine as the said Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting shall piftict, of not less than one dollar nor more than fifty dollars together with the costs of prosecution, and in default of payment thereof it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor or Justice or Justices convicting, as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his or their hand and seal to levy the said fine and costs or costs onlv bv distress and sale of the offender or offenders' 342 1 ; 3 8 i : ^ '[i '•, iiS' ffif^iilj '!» 1 '!■ Pwaity. goods and chattels and in case of no sufficient distress being found to satisfy the said fine and costs, or out of which the same can be levied, it shall and may be law- ful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting, as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol ot the County of Carle- ton at the add City of Ottawa, with or without hard labour for any period in the discretion of the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting, not exceeding twenty-one days, unless the said fine ad costs be sooner paid. Given under the hand of the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police of the City of Ottawa this twelfth dity of January, A.D. 1887. W. A. ROSS, Chairman of said Board. Connteri'oned, W. P. LETT, Jr., Secretary, i IS BY-LAW No. 15 Of the Board of Commissioners of Police for the City of Ottawa. Entitlod "By-law to regulate and license Second-Hand Stores and Junk Stores and Dealers in Second-Hand Goods, Wares or Merchandise." Whereas, by "The Municipal Act," being Chapter power by 18 of tlie Statutes ot the Province of Ontario, passed in the forty-sixth year of the reign of Her Majesty, as amended by the Act passed by Lhe Legislature of the said Province of Ontario, in the forty-ninth year of the reign of Her Majesty, and Chaptered 37, power is o-iven to the Board of Coinmissioners of Police in cities to license and regulate second-hand stores and junk stores, to fix the amount of such license fee and to pass By ' 's for all and every of such purposes : Therefore, the Board of Commissioners of Police for the City of Ottaw^a do hereby enact and ordain as follows : — 1, That no person or persons shall after the passing jy^^ j|,^,„g of this By-law, keep or carry on within the City of '"'''' *'"•""**• Ottawa a second-hand store and junk stor; or any second-hand store or any junk store without being licensed so to do by the Board of Commissioners of Police for the City of Ottawa as heieinafter provided. 2. That every license granted under this By-law Duration ot shall be under the hand of the Chairman of the said itr 1 344 > 1 llil liiiRi »! Content! of lioense- Fee. License to apply to one store only. One lioens* suflScieot for firm. Record of purcbape or exchange. Board of Commissioners of Police, and countersigned by the Secretary of the said Board, and shall take effect from the first day of May in each year, and shall, unless sooner forfeited or cancelled, expire on the last day of April next ensuing the date thereof. 3. Every such license shall contain the name or names of the person or persons licensed, and the loca- tion and description of the second-hand store or junk store which he, she or they keep or carry on, or intend to keep or carry on during the currency of his, her or their license. 4. Every person or persons receiving such license shall pay therefor the sum of ten dollars to the Trea- surer of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, and i:amediately cause to be endorsed on the said license Lhe receipt of such paym.ent by the said Treasurer. 5. No person or persons shall by virtue of one license keep or carry on more than one second-hand store or junk store. 6. Any nnmbe.- of perp' ns carrying on trade as second- hand dealers or junk dealers in ])artnership in the same house, shop or place, need only have one license for such house. 7. Every person or persons licensed under tliis By- law shall keep in the second-hand store or junk store in which he, she or they may carry on business, a book wliich shall contain a record of every purchase or exchange made by him, lier or hem in the course of his, her or their business as such keeper or keepers of such store or stores. The entries in such book shall be made in the English language, in ink, at the time \ 345 I or immediately after such purchase or purchases or exchanii^e or exchanges, and shall include an accurate description of the article or thing bought or exchanged, the price paid or exchanged therefor, the name and residence of the person or persons selling or exchang- ing the same, and if the purchase or ])urcliases, exchange or exchanges shall be made in the shop of the said dealer or dealers, in ;iddition to the name of sai 1 person or persons selling or exchanging the same, there shall be added a description of such person or persons, and no entry in such book shall be erased or obliterated. 8. If any person offers to sell or exchange any gor .. Report to be article or thing to any dealer or dealers in 8ecv,..d hand ^tpectedTo ^ goods licensed nnder this By-law, or to his, her or their servant, and is ur.able to give a satisfactory account of himself or herself, or of the means whereby he or she became possessed of the said goods, article or thing, or wilfnily gives any false information to any such dealer or dealers, or his. her or their servant as to whether snch goods, article or thing aro his or her property or not, or as to wheie the same were obtained or received, or if there is any other renson to suspect that such goods, article or thing have been stolen or other, wise illegally or candestinely obtained, it shall be the dnty of tlie said dealer or dealers and his. her or their servant to endeavor to ascertain the address of the party, and at once report the circumstances to the police. 9. No poiSon or persons so licensed as aforesaid as (roods not to koe'p(;r or keepers of second-hand stores and iimk ^ (^"kfu from ' ^ •' mirior or in- stores, or of any such stores, shall receive, purchase or I^^l^.^mrf' exchange any goods, article or thing from any person °"'^*"' ''"°®^- 846 1' I Goods to be held forty- eight boars. who'^appears to be under the age of fifteen years, or from any person under the influence of liquor, nor receive, buy or exchange any goods, article or thing upon any Fast or Thanksgiving Day duly appointed by proclamation, nor on any Sunday, nor on any other day before seven o'clock in the mortiing, nor after eleven o'clock at night, except on Saturday evenings and other evenings preceding any statutory holiday, when such dealer or dealers in second-hand goods may keep his or her place of business open till twelve o'clock at ni^ht, nor shall they or any of them dispose of any goods, article or thing purchased or received in exchange by him, her or them, or his, her or their ser- vant, until after the expiration of forty-eight hours after such purchase, receipt or exchange. for oiioe 10. Every person or persons so licensed shall, whilst keeping any such second-hand store or junk store make out and cause to be delivered to the Chief Constable of the City of Ottawa before the hour of ten o'clock in the morning of every day, except Sundays and legal holidays, a legible and correct copy in the Eiiglisli lansruage from the book required by section 8eve!i of this By-law to be kept of all goods, articles and things previously purchased or exchanged and which were not previously reported in writing to the said Chief Con- stable. Reoorts to police oonfl- dential. 11 The said report so furnished to the Chief of Police shall be treated as a confidential report, and shall not be open to the inspection of the public or any persons except the official and detective staff and the Board of Commissioners of Police. 347 12. Blank sheets for this return to be madeupon shall Blank forms be provided by the Chief of Police, at the expense of frei? ^"""'"*^ the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, to all licensed dealers and keepers of second-hand stores and jnnk stores and other dealers in second-hand goods. 13. The book referred to in section seven of this Register booki By-law shall be furnished to every licensed keeper or J»^i« f«™"»'«<* keepers of second-hand stores or junk stores by the Chief Constable at the expense of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, and shall be the property of the said Corporation, and shall aiways so remain, and the same ghall be kept in the premises licensed, and open to the inspection of every police otficer and constable of the City of Ottawa, and it shall be the duty of every person or persons so licensed to exhibit from time to time and at all reasonable times for inspection, the said book to any member of the said Board of Commissioners of Police, and to any police officer or constable of the City of Ottawa, and to deliver up the same to the said Corporation, or to the said Board of Commissioners of Police, whenever the said Corporation or the said Board may demand or require the same. 14. That any person or persons, who by himself, p^„^,^ herself or themselves or his, her or their ser- vant shall be guilty of any infraction or breach of this By-law, or of non-compliance with any of the provisions or requirements thereof, shall upon convic- tion thereof before the Police Magistrate or Mayor, or auv Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Ottawa, having jurisdiction in the matter, forfeit and pay such fine as the said Police Madstrate, Ma} or. Justice or Justices convicting shall inflict, of not less , ^m ^ 348 than one doWi i i than fit'tv dollars, together Canoellation. nor more with the costs of prosecution, and in default of pay- ment thereof it shall and may be lawful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor, or Justice or Justices convicting, as aforesaid to issue a warrant under liis or their hand and seal to levy the said fine and costs or costs only by distress and sale of the offender or ofFenders' goods and chattels, and in case of no sufficient distress being found to satisfy the said fine and costs, or out of which the same can be levied, it shall and may he lawful for the Police Magistrate, Mayor or Justice or Jv .iCes convicting, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Gaol of the County of Carleton at the said City of Ottawa, with or without hard labour for any peHod in the discretion of the Police Magistrate Mayor, Justice or Justices convicting, not exceeding twenty-one days, unless the said fine and costs be sooner paid. 16. In addition to every other penalty herein pro, vided the Board of Commissioners of Police for the City of Ottgiwa may for any infraction or breach of this By-law. or of non-compliance with any of the provisions or requirements thereof by any such person or persons so licensed, cancel his, her or their license. Given under the hand of the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police, of the City^ of Ottawa, this twenty-ninth day of April. A.D. 1^87. MoL. STEWART, Chairman of the said Board, Countersigned. W. P. LETT, Jr., Seo'etary . BY-LAW No. le. Of the Board of Conm/issioneris of Poliat for the City of OttavM. Entitled ** By-law to regulate and control Children engaged as Vendors of News- papers and Small Wares, and Bootblacks." The Board of Cominissioiiers of Police for the City of Ottawa do hereby enact and ordain as follows : — 1. That after the passing of this By-law no child Licenses to 1 11 1 „ 1 1. 1 x- street newB- shall bo engaged or act as vendor oi newspapers or vendors cr small wares or as a bootblack in any of the streets, avennes, parks or other public places of tiie City of Ottawa without being licensed so to do as hereinafter mentioned. 2. That all licenses granted under this By-law shall Duration of be dated on the day the same are issued, and be signed by the Chairman of the said Board and countersigned by the Chief of Police for the City of Ottawa, and un- less they are expressed to be granted for a shorter period or shall become sooner cancelled, shall be for the current year at the tini.e of the issue thereof, and shall expire on the 31st day of December next ensuing the date thereof. S. No license shall be granted to any child to be en- a i- *• ^ •' ApplioatiOD gaged or to act as a vender of newspapers or small *°'*^®*' wares or as a bootblack as a-^orcsaid, untill he shall first present himself to the Chief of Police for the City of Ottawa, and give to the said Chief of Police an applica- Register of liotDsees. :« 1 ■(■ Badges to be worn. 350 tion in writing for the license whicli he requires, stat- ing his name, age and place of residence, nor until he pays to the Chief of Police the sum of ten cents for his license and badge. 4. It shall be the duty of the said Chief of Police to register in a book to be kept for that purpose, the name, age and residence of every applicant for a license under this By-law, and report thereon to the said Board, and also to register the names of all the children licensed under this By-law, and to keep an account of, and to make due returns to the City Treasurer of all moneys paid for licenses or badges, and also to procure for the children licensed, badges of tin or of some other metal with the word "licensed" and the number of the license stamped or engraved thereon, and to give one of such badges to each child so licensed. 6. Each child so licensed shall, whilst plying his trade or business, wear a badge given to him by the Chief of Police on the front of his hat or cap or on the breast of his coat, so that the same may be plainly seen, and should any such child lose his badge he shall forthwith apply to and obtain from the said Chief of Police another badge and pay to him therefor the sum of ten cents. • Retam of badges. 6. That the said badges shall remain the property of the Corporation ot the City of Ottawa and shall be returned to the said Chief of Police by each child so licensed at the expiration of the time for which his license was granted, or whenever his license may be cancel iCu or susp< snded. ■« , : 361 under this By-law whilst shall, in any highway, Behaviour of lio«Qse«8. 7. That no child licensed plying his trade or business avenue, park or ]»ublic place of said City; use any pro fane, indecent or obscene language, or commit any act of a disorderly or dishonest nature, or make any unnecessary noise or in any way insult, annoy or dis- turb persons as they pass on any of tho said highways, avenues, parks or public places of the said City, nor shall childi-en so licensed congregate together on any such highw;iy, avenue, park or public place so as to obstruct foot passengers thereon . 8. Every child so licensed shall, whilst plying his Lio.Daes to trade or business, carry about with him his license *"* "^'*>''«'*- and exhibit the same, together with his badge^ to any police officei- of the City of Ottawa whenever required so to do by any such officer. 9. Thai it shall not be lawful for any child licensed L«en«.8not under this By-law to lend, exchange or otherwise dis- *'"*^"*^'''- pose of the badge given to him by the Chief of Police, or to use or to wear or exhibit on or about his person any other badge than the one he obtains from the Chief of Police, or to ply his trade or business on a Sunday . 10. That every license issued under this Bv-law , ,, , , , J ^ayy Cancellation. may be cancelled, suspended or annulled by the Board of Police Commissioners upon the conviction of the holder thereof of any felony or of any breach of any of the provisions of this By-law, and that whilst every such license is suspended, and after any such license has been cane •! led or annulled, the child to whom the same was granted shall not exercise any of I 852 I ! Penalty. i ? the i-ijlhts or (irivik'guH coiifcnwl bytsiicli liceii'L' whilst 4o liny utliei' iiiiittur ur tiling the Biinie win* in fiiroe, uor authuvii^id by snch license. 11 Any pers,,,, ..,• vhiw""* «1'" >^''"" ''" i-'"'"-' "'' ,,,,- U,{rucn..n 0HM...I. ..!■ rl,i. By4.«s o,. of th. Mon. „„i ,,!,„„,. with any ,.l tl,c n:M.nyl"»'i™"'-J"^''"*» "'■ ""■ l''f «"';'"' Citv of Ottawa having jnriBJiction in the .natter, forfeit and pay sneh fine as the said Police Magistrate Mayor, Justice or Justices convietit.g shall ir.ll-, of „„t less than one dollar and not .nore than hye dollars together with the costs of prosecntiut, ; and tn detamt of paytnct thereof, the san.e shall be collected by dis- tre's and sale of the goods an.l chattels of the oSet.der ; and in case of „on-pay.nent of the fine and costs tnfl.ctcd for any such breach, and there l.ei.,.; .... distress fonnd oat of' which the san.e can be levied, snch offender shall be imprisoned in the common gaol ot the County of Carleton for such period in the oiscrction of the Police Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Justices convict- ing, not exceeding ten days, unless such ti.ve and costs be sooner paid. Given under the hand of the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Police for the City of Ottawa this tenth day of January, A.D. 1890. W. A. ROSS, Chairman of Commissioners of Police, fot the City of Oiu:m. Countersigned. W. P. LETT, Jr., Secretary of the said Board. APPENDIX C. 12 VIC, CAP. 81. An Act to provide, by one general law, for the erection of Municipal Corporations, and the establishment of Regulations of Police, in and for the several counties, cities, towns, townships and villages in Upper Canada. {A/^sented to Zdth May^ 1849.) Whereas it will be of fijreat public benefit and PreAmbu advantage that provision should be made by one general law, for the erection of Municipal Corporations and the establishment of Regulations of Police in and for the several counties, cities, towns, townships and villages in Tipper Canada ; And whereas, with a view to this object, certain acts of the Parliament of this Province, and certain others of the Parliament of the late Province of Upper Canada have, by an Act passed during the present session of Parliament been repealed ; Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada, constituted and assembled by virtue of and under the authority of an Act passed in the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and intituled, " An Act to re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, anu iui virc vjuvCiuiuunt ui uauaua, ana ic is hereUv 23 *^ Towns inoor- peratod. Bytown. Boundaries* 854 enacted ly the authority of the )am^ That this aK sh il! continence and liave force anU cuuct upon, horn and after the first ^.^y of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight liundred and fifty and not l)efore ; excepting always such of its provisions as may require that anything be done preparatory to tiie iirst elections to be held under it, which provisions shall be in force immediately upon, from and after the passing thereof. V.TOWNS. And be it enacted, that the inhabitants of each of the towns mentioned in the schedule to this Act an- nexed marked B, and intituled "Towns," and the inhabitants of all such villages in Upper Canada as shall be erected into towns by .-ud under any proclama- tion to be issued in that behalf under this Act, shall severally be a body corporate, with the same cjr- porate powers as the inhabitants of villages incor- porated under this Act, except in so far as such powers may be hereby increased, lessened or otherwise modi- tied, and fiuch powers shall be exercised by, through and in the name of the Town Council of each of such towns respectively. SCHEDULE B. By-town.— To consist of all that part of this Pro- vince situate within the County of Carleton, and lying within the following limits, that is to say :— „«.,o;»,,. nf flip wafora of tli*^ T?.iv-p.r Ridpaii on thi'. line which divides lots E, and F, in concessions D 356 and 0, and thence in a continuous direct line, across lot number forty, to the side line dividing lots numbers thirty-nine and forty; thence, following the said line northerly in the Jrst concession, to the line dividing concession A and the first concession, and in concession A embracing the whole of the broken lot number thirty-nine to the River Ottawa, including all the islands down to the southerly end of the chain bridge ; thence, following the waters of the Ottawa in the centre of the channel to the western branch of the waters r " the River Rideau ; thence, against the stream up the River Rideau to Ihe place of beginning. The said town to be divided into three wards to be Thwe w»rdi. called respectively East Ward, Centre Ward and West Ward, and to comprise the following portions of the said town respectively, that is to say : — Lower By-town shall comprise that portion of the Lowt Bytown. said town which lies easterly from the Rideau Oanal, and shall constitute two wards by the names of East Ward and Centre Ward. The said East Ward to comprise all that portion of EwtWard. the said Lower Town which lies east of the centre of Dalhousie street, so far as the said street is now opened, and thence in a direct line produced from the centre of the said street until it intersects ihe limits of the town on the south. The said Centre Ward shall comprise all that portion centre W»rd. of the said Lower Town not included in the East Ward. The said West Ward bhall comprise all that portion y.^^^ ^^ , of the said town which lies westerly from the Rideau Canal, and which shall constitute Upper By-town. :! ,1 ■ hi '1 1 PlMBlbU- I I Bjrtowabe- oomtt Oit7 ofOttowft. mm Up j^^B c I; ^^jB^S ffi ly^HH IB. 1 18 VIC, OAR 23. An Act to erect the Town of By-town into a City under the name of the " City of Ottawa." {Assented to iStk December, 1854.) Whereas the Mryor and Corporation of thn Town of By-town, have in behalf of the inhabitants thereof, expret^8ed their desire that the said town should be erected into a City, to be called the "City of Ottawa" ; And whereas from the great and rapidly increasing population and commercial importance of the said town, it is desirable to comply with their request ; Be it therefore enacted by The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by a.id with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada, constituted and assembled by virtue of and under the authority of an Act passed in the Farliamcnt of the United Kingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, and intituled, "An Act to re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada", and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, as follows : — 1. Upon, from and after the first Monday in Janu- ary, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, the town of By-town shall be a City, and shall be called and known as the City of Ottawa, and the first Municipal election therein as a City shall take place on the said day ; and the said City of Ottawa 367 shall be bounded in the manner set forth as regards the town of By-town in the Schedule B to the Upper Canada Municipal Corporations Act of 1849. 2. The said City of Ottawa shall be and is hereby DivWon inu divided into five wards, viz: That portion of the City lying easterly from the Rideau Canal shall con- stitute three wards, and the portion of the City lying westerly from the Rideau Canal shall conp.titute two wards, which latter two wards shall be divided by the centre of Wellington street, George street, Victoria ter- race and the concession line known as the Richmond road, to the limits of the City ; and the portion lying north of the said streets and road shall constitute one ward, to be called Victoria Ward ; and the portion lying south of the said streets, shall constitute a ward to be called Wellington Ward ; the portion of the City lying easterly from the Rideau Canal as aforesaid, shall be divid- ed and called as follows, viz: The whole of Rideau Ward and the portion of the City south of it, shall constitute a ward to be called St. George's Ward ; That portion of the City from the line dividing Rideau and George streets and a continuation of such line, terminating on the Rideau Canal i . one direction, and on the waters of the River Rideau in another, to the centre of St. Patrick street, and in a continuing line therewith east and west to the waters of the rivers Ottawa and Rideau shall constitute a second ward to be called By Ward, and the remaining portion lying north of the line above described on St. Patrick street and the continu- ation thereof, shall constitute a third ward, to be called Ottawa Ward. i 3. All the provisions of the Act last cited and of the Upper Canada Municiod Corporations ActsSiuw^'. UiO. Corp. Man. , I 358 m i ! generally, as therein in force so far as the same relates to cities, shall, upon, from and after the day last afore- said, extend and apply to the said City of Ottawa, as if a proclamation had issued more than three calendar months before the same day, erecting the said Town of By-town into a City by the name aforesaid, so that the first Municipal election therein, would under the said Acts be held on the said day, and setting forth the boundaries of the said City as hereinbefore mentioned. e relates st af ore- ;tawa, as calendar Town of that the the said orth the iotioned. •ealed by on. 50 VIC, CAP. 59. An Act Kespecting the City of Ottawa. {Assented to 23rd April, 1837.) Whereas the Municipal ■< ouncils of the Village of Annexation of ' " New Edin- New Edinburgli and of ;he City of Ottawa did on or »>ay«J»- about the 6th day of August A.D. 1886, petition the Lieutenant Govern^ r in Council, praying that a procla- mation be issued to give effect to an agreement previously entered into by the said Municipalities, providing for the annexation of the Village of New Edinburgh to the City of Ottawa pursuant to the provisions of The Consolidated Municipal Act, 1883; and whereas <5n the fifth day of November 1886, a proclamation was issued givinar effect to the said annex- ation ; and whereas the said municipalities have acted upon the said proclamation and have held their muni- cipal and school trustee election as if the said annex- ation become effective on the first day of January 1887 ; and whereps the Coporation of the City of Ottawa have by ^1 '-^'v petition prayed ^o. legislation to remove any do^ibts that may exist in reference to the legality of the £aid elections and to provide lor the assessment of the said v iilage of New Edinburgh as a ward of t le City of Ottawa for the year 1887, and for th3 other matters and thines hereinafter set forth ; and whereas It m expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition ; Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and coi.uent of the Legislative Asse^ii^^ly of the Province of Ontailo, enacts as follows ; — i ^f pi 1 ^'^f^ib { Boandaries of aanezed territory. f 360 1. All that part of the township of Gloucester in the County of Carleton, fornmerly comprised within the limits of the Village of New Edinburgh, is hereby- annexed to and shall be henceforth included within the limits of the City of Ottawa (which limits are hereby extended so as to include the same) ; and shall constitute a ward of the City of Ottawa to be known as New Edinburgh Ward, subject to the same provisions of law as if such annexation had been made and the proclamation giving effect to the same had been issued before the first day of October, 1886. 2. The municipal elections held in the said New Edinburgh Ward fo* the year 1887 are hereby ratified and confirmed and declared to be valid and effectual, and John Henderson, John Askwith and John Charles Roger are hereby declared to be the three aldermen and members of the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa for the said New Edinburgh Ward for the year 1887. lohooi trustMi 3. The elections held in the said New Edinburgh Ward for public and separate school trustees for the year 1887 are hereby ratified and confirmed and declared to be valid and effectual. Aldormen. ABiebetflent roUa and TOtors' lists. 4. The assessment rolls and otei-s' lists of the Vil- lage of New Edinburgh for the year 1886, as finally revised for that year, are hereby confirmed, and the said assessment rolls and voters' lists are hereby con- stituted the assessment rolls and voters' lists for New Edinburgh Ward of the City of Ottawa for the year 1887, and the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa are hereby authorized to levy and collect the rates and taxes of the said New Edinburgh Ward jmMmumi ■tj^^wnsTHBf ; 1 :3 361 for the year 1887 on the basis of said assessment rolls; and no further or other assespment of New Edinburgh Ward for the year 1887 need be made by the said Council . 6. If the Corporation of the County of Carleton Compensation shall within six months elect to require an arbitration Countyf'"" thereon, arbitrators shall be appointed as provided by The Consolidated Municipal Act 1883, to determine whether anything and what shall be paid by the Cor- poration of the City of Ottawa to the Corporation of the County of Carleton, or by the latter Corporation to the former Corporation, consequent on the addition to the limits of the said City of Ottawa hereinbefore mentioned, and the said arbitrators. ;f they see lit, may take into consideration, and allow to the Corpora- tion of the County of Carleton such part (if any) of the cost of construction of the iron bridge over the River liideau, known as the New Edinburgh Iron Bridge, as they may deem just, having regard, if they see lit, to the value of the said bridge either as an asset of the county or otherwise at the time of the proclamation, and having regard also, if they see fit, to the interest, if any, of New Edinburgh in the other bridges of the County. 6. All By-laws heretofore passed by the Council of special asseiB- the Corporation of the City of Ottawa for borrow i i.^r fireVAT. money by the issue ot de')enture8 secured by special assessment on the real property benefited by local improvements, works and services, the debentures issued thereunder and the special assessment made to provide for the cost of such local improvements, works or services, are hereby confirmed and declared valid and effectual. confirmed. 862 General aiieii- ment deben- ture by-laws oonfiraed. ■i Water Works debenture!. !s« *;i 7. All By-laws heretofore passed by the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa for borrowing money on the general credit of the City to provide for the payment of the City's share of local Improvements, works and services, and the debentures issued there- under, are hereby declared valid and effectual, not- withstanding that such By-laws have not been sub- mitted for the assent of the electors of the said City of Ottawa. 8. To enable the Corporation of Ottawa to enlarge the capacity of the Water Works, the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa shall have power to pass a By-law or By-laws to authorize the issue of debentures of the said Corporation for a sum not exceeding $100,000, in such sums— of not less than $100 —as the said Corporation may deem expedient, which said debentures shall be made payable not more than thirty years from the day as which they respectively bear date, and may be in the form A in the schedule to this Act set forth ; which said debentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding five per cent per annum, payable half yearly, and such debentures shall be signed by the Mayor and >:he Treasurer of the said City for the time being, and may be made payable, either in sterling or currency, in Great Britain, in this Province, or elsewhere, as to the Council of the Cor- poration of the City of Ottawa shall seem expedient. 9. For the purpose of providing a sinking fund for proyiae »nuu- ' , , , , i . i • - j. water ratM the t^^ payment of the said debentures, and the interest on Sre/fflS; the sa.ne, semi-annually, the council of the corporation 'of the City of Ottawa shall raise, annually, from the water rates, and with the authority conferred upon Corporation to provide anna- fund & interest I 363 them in and l)y the Act of the Legislature of this Pro- vince, intituled, " An Act for the Construction of Water "Works for the City of Ottawa, and the Acts amending the same," a sum of money sufficient to pay the interest, semi-annually, on the days appointed for the payment thereof, upon the principal money of the debentures; and shall also raise, annually, a further sum not less than one and one half per cent on the principal of the said debentures sufficient to form a sinking fund to pay off the principal money when the same shall become payable, such sums to he in addition to the moneys re- quired to be raised, to meet the charges for maintenance, the cost of renewals, and the amounts required for the payment of the interest on the Water Works Debentures already issued for the payment of the Sinking Fund, amounting to $1 1,700 as required by Section 14 of the " Act to Consolidate the Debenture Debt of the City of Ottawa." passed in the forty-first year of Her Majesty's reign and chaptered 37, and, the said corpor- ation shall pay the principal money and interest on the said Debentures herein authorized to be issued, as the same shall from time to time fall due. 10. If, from any cause, the moneys annually accruing sneoiai rate if under the water rates, after deducting the present provb insuiB- charges thereon, shall be les i than the sums of money from time to time necesshry for the payment of the interest and of the Sinking Fund to pay off the Deben- tures herein authorized to be issued, it siiall be the duty of the corporation of the City of Ottawa, and they are hereby authorized and required, when ?.rA as often as the same may occur, forthwith to settle, im- pose, levy and collect an equal special rate upon all the assessable property of the City of Ottawa, in the manner '; f ' \ oient. 864 and with the like powers as shall exist in respect to municipal assessments, rates and taxes, and out of the proceedd thereof to pay and di8chare;e all sums of money for interest or principal, which shall or may be due, or accruing due, to meet the interest and Sinking Fund to pay the Debentures herein authorized to be issued. ABient of eiM- 11. The By-law or By-laws of the said Corporation, not requir*d. passed under the authority of this Act, shall not re- quire to be submitted to or to have the assent of the electors of the said City before the linal passing there- of ; nor shall it be necessary tliat any of the provisions of the " Consolidated Municipal Act, 1883," relating to By-laws for creating debts be complied with. Irregularities not to render debentures void. 12. No irregularity in the form of the said deben- tures, or of the By-laws authorizing the issue thereof, shall render the same invalid or illegal, or be allowed as a defence to any action brought against the said Corporation for the recovery of the amount of the said debentures and interest, or any or either of them or any part thereof. A Jieationof ^^" Any surplus revenues arising from the supply nSo^^fL of water by the Water Works of the said City, after "**' '* providing for maintenance and renewals, for the pay. ment of the interest on the Water Works Debentures already issued, for the payment of the Sinking Fund, amounting annually to $11,700.00, as required by sec. tion 14 of the "Act to Consolidate the Debentures Debt of the City of Ottawa," passed in the forty-tirst year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered 37, and also after providing f jr the moneys required to pay the interest and the Sinking Fund for the debentures 365 herein authorized to be issued, may in any year, if the City Council so direct, be used and applied in the en- largement, construction and improvement of the Water Works, notwith.^tanding the provisions contained in the said section, or in section 32 of the ''Act for the Construction of Water Works for tlie City of Ottawa " passed in the thirty-fifth year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered 80, but if such surphis revenue, or some l)ortion thereof, bo not so used in the improvements of the Water Works, then the said surplus revenue, or the portions thereof not so used, shall be immediately placed at the credit of and become a part of the Gen- eral Sinking Fund as required by the said section. No. SCHEDULE. Form "A." Water Works Debenture. Province of Ontario. City of Ottawa. Under and by virtue of the Act passed in the fiftieth Form of year of the reign of Her Majesty v^ueen Victoria, and '*''^*°*"*- chaptered , and by virtue of By-law No. of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, passed under the powers contained in the said Act. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa promise to pay the bearer at , in the sum of on the day of , A.D. and the half-yearly coupons hereto attached as the same shall severally become due. • [l. 8.] Mayor. Treasurer. i i' 't il: Added territory. 51 VIC, OAR 53. ^.n Act to extend the limits of the City of Ottawa and to re-arrange the Wards thereof and for other purposes. [Assented to 23roi March, 1888 Whereas the (.Corporation of the City of Ottawa by its petition has represented that it is expedient to add to the present limits of the City of Ottawa, the localities adjacent thereto hereinafter mentioned and described, and that it is desirable to extend the limits ot the City of Ottawa by annexing the said territory thereto, and to re-arrange the Wards thereof; and whereas it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition ; Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts aa follows : — 1 . All that portion of the Township of Nepean, in the County of Carleton, comprised within the following lim. its, that is to say : Commencing at the centre of the channel of the Ottawa River, at the north-west angle of the present boundary of the City of Ot:^wa, thence westerly and following the centre of the said channel of the Ottawa River against the stream to the westerly line of the Canadian Pacific Railway Bridge across the said Ottawa River, thence southerly in a straight line 367 to where Mason street meet!* the water's edge of the Ottawa River, thence along the centre of Mason street to its intersection witli the old road to the Little Chaudiere, thence south-easterly along the centre line of the said old road to the Richmond Road, thence across the Richmond Road, to Fourth Avenue, Bays- water, thence along the westerly boundary of Fourth Avenue to Cedar Street, thence easterly along Cedar Street to its intersection with the westerly limit of the St. Lawrence and Ottawa branch of the Caiiadian Pacific Railway, thence along the westerly limit of the St Lawrence and Ottawa branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway to the Rideau Canal, thence easterly along the Rideau Canal to the present southerly boundary of the City ot Ottawa, being the dividing line between Lots E and F, in Concession D, of the Township of Nepean, thence westerly along tiie pre- Nepean sent southerly boundary of the City of Ottawa to the south-west angle of the present boundary of the City of Ottawa, thence in a i>'~"wherly direction along the present westerly boundary of the City of Ottawa to Maria Street produced, thence westerly and northerly along the present boundary of the City of Ottawa to the place of beginning ; and all that portion of the Township of Gloucester, in the County of Carleton, Giouowter comprised within the following limits, that is to say : Commencing at the easterly boundary of the City of Ottawa where Ottawa Street meets the Rideau Fiver, therice across the Rideau River to Beech wood Avenue, thence easterly along the centre of Beech wood Avenue to Butternut Terrace, thence along the centre of Butter- nut Terrace to Maple Lane, thence westerly along the centre of Maple Lane to Princess Terrace, theiace in a township. township. <6 ^^y IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I 1.25 lU 12.5 2.2 IM 110 1.8 U 11.6 ^^ % m m /A PVintnaranViir Sciences Corporation 23 WSST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. 14580 (716) 872-4503 1% % 1 368 Ottawa RiTer. southerly direction along the easterly boundary of that part of the City of Ottawa known as New Edin- burgh Ward to the Rideau River, thence in an easterly direction along the water's edge of the Rideau River to the present site of the St. Patrick's Street Bridge, including that part of the Rideau River between the site of St. Patrick's Street Bridge and the Ottawa River, and all the Islands situated in the said portion of the Rideau River. Also, that portion of the Ottawa River lying between the main shore and the following boundaries, that is to say : Commencing at that point where Ottawa Street in New EdinburghWard produced meets the Ottawa River ; thence westerly in a direct line to the centre of the channel of the Ottawa River, thence southerly following the centre of the channel of the Ottawa River against the stream to the present boundary of the City of Ottawa, — are hereby annexed to and shall henceforth be included within the limits of the City of Ottawa (which limits are hereby ex- tended so as to include the said territory), subject to the same provisions of law as if such addition had been made under the Municipal Act and amendments thereto, except in so far as the same are inconsistent with the provisions of this Act. Eight wards. '■\ -Hi 2. The said City of Ottawa together with the said additional territory, is hereby divided into eight Wards in manner described in the schedule to this Act. Adjattment of debts and liabilities. 3. The debts and liabilities of the m anicipalities interested shall be adjusted between the said different Municipalities in manner and form as is provided in 3t)9 such cases in the Municipal Act and amendments thereto. 4. The preceding sections of this Act shall not come Date of en- into operation until the first day of January, 1889. f*»"«°»«°*- 5. Notwithstanding anything contained in the As- yam and sessment Act, in assessing the vacant ground, ^j. **"*•" '*"•*• ground used as b farm, garden or nursery, or for the purpose of piling sawn lumber thereon, and not in immediate demand for building purposes, in the teiri- tory added to the present limits of the City of Ottawa by this Act, the Assessors shall value such land as though it was held for farming or gardening purposes, and such vacant land, though surveyed into building lots, if unsold as such, may be entered on the Assess- ment Roll as so many acres of the original block or lot, describing the same by the description of the block or by the number of the lot and concession of the township in which the same may have been situated, as the case may be, and so long as the said land is assessed u,nd in actual use a forming, gardening or nursery lands, it shall not be liable for payment of water rates unless the water is actually supplied to the owner or occupant of such land. 6. The assessment of the said territory hereinbefore Time of as- annexed to the limits of the City of Ottawa, for the ''"'"""°*" imposition of rates and taxes for the year 1889, may be made at the same time durinf^ the present year that the assessment of the Oity of Ottawa is being made for the year 1889. 7. The Voters' Lists of those portions of the Town- voter8» iiit«. ship of Nep( an and the ownship of Gloucester com- 24 4 1 ^ ili Munioipal •lections ■ lload com- panies. a Ti 370 prised within the territory by this Act annexed to the City of Ottawa for the yenr 1888, as finally revised for that year, u.e hereby conlirmed, and the said Voters' Lists are hereby constituted the Voters' Lists for those portions of the City of Ottawa for the year 1888, and may be used at the elections for Aldermen and School Trustees for the year 1889 in the respec- tive Wards in which the said territory is included. 8. The election of Aldermen and School Trustees for the Wards mentioned in the Schedule to thip Act, may be held in the montl) of December, 1883 in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Act, and the Acts of this Legislature relating to the election of School Trustees. 9. And Whereas it has been represented by the petitions of the By-Town and Nepean Road Com- pany, the Nepean and North Gower Consolidated Macadamized Road Company, and the Ottawa and Gloucester Road Company, that portions of the Road Companies' roads constructed by them wJl be and are embraced within the limits of the said City of Ottawa as extended by this Act ; Therefore it is hereby enacted that the Corporation shall acquire so much of the said roads respectively as shall be and are embraced within the limits of the said City as enlarged by this Act, and shall pay the said Companies for such portions respectively, and in case the said Road Companies and the said Corpora- tion do not, within six months after the passing of this Act, agree as to the amount of money to be paid for said portions of the said roads as aforesaid, or as to the time of payment, the matter shall be settled by ""TT\T 371 arbitration pursuant to the provisions of the Muni- cipal Act. 10. It shall be lawful for the Council of the Cor- Ssnitary poration of the Cicy of Ottawa, on the report of the Health Officer and the Board of Health, recommend- ing the construction of a Sewer, or the draining of any locnlity for sanitary or drainage purposes adopted by the Council, to cause the said work to be done and to raise by way of loan an amount of money sufficient to i)ay the cost of such improvement or work by the issue of debentures, secured by special rate on the property benefited according to the frontage thereof, and to assess and levy such special rate upon the real property frontins; or abutting on th«3 st reet whereon or wherein such improvement or work is proposed to be done or made ; provided, however, that the provi- sions of this section shall apply to subsidiary branch sewers only and not to any main or trunk sewer. I I . The By-law or By-laws of the said Corporation By-laws to pass(;d for the purpose of raising by way of loan the of lame!'' cost of anv such improvement or work shall not re- quire to be submitted to or to have the assent of the electors of the said City of Ottawa before the final passing thereof, nor shall it be necessary that any of the provisions of the Municipal Act, and amendments thereto relating to By-laws for creating debts, be complied with. 12. And Whereas it has been represented by peti- xuthorify tion that the Corporation of the City of Ottawa has ^$mfim7 incurred liabilities, which are now maturing to the amount of $139,975, including the amount of certain 372 IJ I! t-l^ mortgages on city property ; and whereas it will re- quire a further sum of $85,000 to pay for the con- struction of certain public works rendered necessary by the rapid growth of the city and the extension of its limits, it is therefore hereby enacted that it shall be lawful for the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa to pass a By-law or By-laws for borrowing a sum or sums of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of $225,000, and to issue deben- tures therefor which may be made payable within such period not exceeding twenty years, and with such rate of interest not exceeding six per cent, per annum, payable yearly or half-yearly as the said Council may think fit, such By-law or By-laws to be submitted for the approval of the electors, as required by the pro- visions of the Municipal Act. ^ -r • rt LI! '. 1 m J -8 Wl 1 V \m \ i »■-- ■ ^.J-^Jm Ward boundariei- Viotoria Ward. Dalhoasie Ward. SCHEDULE. VICTORIA WARD. Victoria Ward shall include all that portion of the City of Ottawa, with the territory hereinbefore an- nexed thereto, and bounded on the east by the Rideau Canal, and on the south by Sparks Street, by that portion of Wellington Street west of the intersection of Sparks Street and by the Richmond Road ; on the north by the Ottawa River, and on the west by the westerly boundary of the City of Ottawa as defined by this Act. DALHOUSIE WARD. Dalhousie Ward shall include all that portion of the ru.v of Ottawa, with the territory hereinbefore au- v/ill re- tie con- icessary ision of it shall )oration By-laws iceeding i deben- within ith such annum, icil may itted for the pro- n of the sfore an- e Rideau i, by that iersection I ; on the 5t by the ,s defined ion of the before au- 373 uexed thereto, and bounded on the east by Concession Street, and by the road allowance between Concession C and 1st Concession of the Township ot Nepean ; on the north by Wellington Street, and by the Richmond Road ; on the west by the western boundary of the City of Ottawa as defined by this Act, and on the suuth by the southern boundary of the City of Ottawa as defined by this Act. WELLINGTON WARD. Wellington Ward shall include all that portion oi Wellington the City of Ottawa, with the territory hereinbefore annexed thereto, and bounded on the east by Bank Street, and by the Bank Street Road ; on the north by Sparks Street, and on the west by Concession Street, and on the south by the southern boundary of the City of Ottawa as defined by this Act. CENTRAL WARD. Central Ward shall include all that portion of the central Ward. City of Ottawa, with the territory hereinbefore an- nexed thereto, and bounded on the east by the Rideau Canal ; on the north by Sparks Street ; on the west by Bank Street, and by the Bank Street Road, and on the south by the southern boundary of the City of Ottawa as defined by this Act. ST. George's ward. St. George's Ward shall include all that portion ot g^ ^^^^ ^,^ the City of Ottawa comprised within the present ^^^<^- boundaries of St. George's Ward, in the said City of Ottawa. S74 i!P < |i BY WARD. By Ward. % Ward shall include all that portion of the City ol Ottawa comprised within the present boundaries of By Ward, in the said City of Ottawa. OTTAWA WARD. Ottawa Word. Ottawa Ward shall include all that portion of the City of Ottawa comprised within the present boundaries of Ottawa Ward, in the said City of Ottawa. RIDEAU WARD. «.. «r -^ Rideau Ward shall include all that i)ortion of the RidaauWaro. - . , ,. City of Ottawa, with the territory hereinbetore annexed thereto, lyin^ east of the Rideau River. ' j ,Mi ^ ii-r« : ; JijW ; f \ iyR ■■'^1 L 1 i> 35 VIC, CAP. 80. An Act for the Construction of Water Works for the Citv of Ottawa [Assented to '2nd March, 1872.] Whereas the Corporation of the City of Ottawa p^g^bi . has passed a By-law for the construction of Water Works and for the issuing of debentures for the raising of the sum of tour Imndred thousand doUars for the said purpose, under the provisions of the Municipal Act of 1866, and the ratepayers of the said City have assented thereto ; And whereas the Corporation of the City of Ottawa have by petition represented that the said sum will not be sufficient for that purpose, and for the payment of the interest on the said debentures during the progress of the works , and that they were unable to pass a By-law for a larger amount by reason of the provisions of the Municipal Act which limited their power of taxation, and that in order to carry out the work effectively it is necessary to obtain an Act of the Legislature for that purpose, and to repeal the said By-law and authorize the said Corporation to pass a By-law to raise the sum of five hundred thousand dollars under and subject to the provisions ot tliis Act, and it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition : Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows : — m Incorporation. :!| i ■-!:;. Outiei of Com- misaioners. riii ij ! 1 ' I • il 1 ' mi : n i sffi^ 1 -i Ifji ■ " ' «-l!; ; I - b : M;: !i ■ : Jl; 876 1. The said By-law shall be null and of no orfeet, and the persons hereafter to be elected in the mainier provided for in this Act, and their successors, shall be a body corporate under the uauie of " Water Commis- sioners for the City of Ottawa," and shall have all the powers necessary to enable them to build the Water Works hereinafter mentioned, and to carry out all and every the powers conferred on them by this Act. 2. It shall be the duty of the said Commissioners to examine, consider and decide upon all matters relative to supplying the said City of Ottawa with a sufficient quantity ol pure aud wholesome water for the UE'j of its inhaitants, and also to build and con- struct the necessary water works, buildings, machi- nery, and other appliances requisite for the said object. 3. The said Commissioners shall have power to employ engineers, surveyors and such other persons, and to rent or purchase, with the assent and approval of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, such lots, buildings, privileges and yards, as in their opinion may be necessary to enable tnem to fulfil their duties under this Act. 4. It shall and may be lawful for the said Commis- Poverto '' acquire lands, jjioners, their agents, servants and workmen, from time to time and at such times hereafter as they shall see fit, and they are hereby authorized and empowered to enter into and upon the lands of any person or persons, bodies politic or corporate, in the City of Ottawa, or within five miles of the said City, and to survey » set out and ascertain such parts thereof as they may re- quire for the purposes of the said Water Works ; and Powers of Com- missioners. 377 also to divert and appropriate any spring or stream ot water thereon, avS they shall judge suitable and pro- per ; and to contract with the owners or occupiers of the said lands, and those having an interest or right in the said water, for the purchase thereof, or of any part thereof, or of any privilege that may be required for the purposes of the said Water Works C^ouinus- sioners ; and in case of any disagreement between the Difrerenoosto • ^ r-i • ' 1,1 . , be referred to saicl Commissioners and the owners or occupiers ot arbitration, such lands, or any persona having an interest in the said water, oi the natural flow thereof, or any such privilege as aforesaid »-esipec^ing the amount of pur- chase or value there to the damages such ap~ propriation shall cai. , or otheAwise, the same shall be decided by t ators to be appointed as hereinafter mentiouea, ', — the Commissioners shall appoint one, the owner or owners shall a[>point another, and such two arbitrators shall, within ten days after their appointment, appoint a third arbitra- tor; but in the event of such two arbitrators not appointing a third aibitrator within the time aforesaid, the Judge of the County Court of the County of Carleton shall, on application by either party, appoint such third arbitrator. In case any ouch owner or occupier shall be an infant, married Unds of woman, or insane, or absent from this Province, the Judge of the County Court ot the County of Carleton, on application being made to him for that purpose by the Commissioners, shall nominate and appoint three indifferent persons as arbitrators ; The arbitrators, to be appointed as hereinbefore mentioned, shall award, arbi'trotors. determine, adjudge and order the respective sums of money which the said Commissioners shall pay to the ji 378 fil .,1 . -m ■!f Meeting of arbitrators. Oath of a'bitrutors. Setting aside award. Lands, etc., acquired hy Commissioners to be vested in the Corpora- Unn nf OtiAwa. respective persons entitled to receive the same ; and the award of the majority of the said arbitrators shall be final ; And the said arbitrators shall be and they are hereby required to attend at some convenient place at or in the vicinity ot the said City, to be appointed by the said C<»mmissioMers, after eight days' notice given for that purpose by the said Comra'S- gioners, 'hen an«J there to arbitrate and awarJ, adjudge and determine such matters and things afi shall be submitted to their consideration by the parties interested ; and each arbitrator shall be sworn bi fore some one of Her Majesty's justices of the pea-^e in and for the said County of Carleton, or the said City, any of whom may be required to attend the said meeting for chat j'urpose, well and truly t > assess the value or damages between the jiarties to the beat of his judgment; Provided always, that any .iward this Act shall be subject to be set aside on application to the Court of (Queen's Bench in tlie same manner and on the same grounds as in ordinary cases ot arbitration ; in which case a reference may be again made to arbitration as hereinbefore |)rovided : and that any sum so awarded shall be paid within three calen- dar months from the date of the award or determina- ti >n of anj motion to annul the same ; and in default of such payment the proprietor may resume the pos- session of his property, and all his rights shall there- upon revive ; and the award of a majority of the said arbitrators shall be binding on all parties concerned, subject as aforesaid. 5. The lands, privileges and water which shall be ascertained, set out or appropriated by the said Com- missioners for the purposes thereof as aforesaid, shall S70 thereupon and forever thefeafter )>e veKtrd in the Corporation of the City of Ottawa and their succes- sors; and it shall and may be lawful £»)r the said Commissioners and their successors to construct, erect Cout»rujcion .... • 1 1 11°^ works, lay- and maintain in a.ia upon the said lands all such in* pIpmi tto. reservoirs, water works and machinery requisite for the said undertaking, and to convey the wafers there- , to and therefrom in, upon, or through any of the grounas and lands lying intermediate between the said reservoirs and water works.. .'<" the .springs, streams, rivers or lakes, from which tne same are prorjured, and the said City of Ottawa, by one or more lines of pipes as may from time to time be f(jund necessary ; and l.-r the better effecting the purposes otorcsaid, the said Commissioners, their successors and servants, are hereby empowered to enter and pass upon and over the said grounds and lands interme- diate as aforesaid, and the same to cut and dig up if necessary, and to lay down the .said pipes through the same, and in, upon, over, under and through tbe highways, railroads and roads of, and in the Town- ships of Nepean and Gloucester, and the incorporated Village of New Edinburgh, in the County of Carleton, and in, t'uough, over and under the public ways, streets, street railways, lanes, or other passages of the said City of Ottawa, and in, upon, through, o^^er cv under the lands, grounds and premises of any person or persons, bodies corporate, politic or collegiate, whatsoever ; and to set out, ascertain, use and occupy such part or parts thereof as they, the said Commis- sioners, or thoir successors, shall think necessary and proper, for the making and maintaining of the said works, or for the opening of new streets lequired for PUS' 380 I: y !' i| ;| M Works to be- long to tbe City. lojary, eto., to works. itm the same, and for the purchasing of any lands requir- ed for tlie protection of the said works, or for preserv- ing the purity of the water supply, or for taking up, removing, altering or repairing the same, and for dis- tributing water to the inhabitants of the City of Ottawa, or for the uses of the Corporation of the said City, or of the proprietors or occupiers of the land through or near which the same may pass ; and for this purpose to sink and lay down pipes, trunks, reservoirs, and other conveniences, and from time to time to alter all or any ot the said works, as well in the position as in the construction thereot, as to the said Commissioners or their successors shall seem meet, doing as little daninge as may be in the execu- tion of the powers hereby granted to them, and making reasonable and adequate satisfaction to the proprietors, to be ascertained in case of disagreement by arbitration as aforesaid ; and all such Water Works, pipes, erecticas and machinery requisite for the said undertaking shall likewise be vested in and be the property of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa. 6. If any person shall wilfully or maliciously hinder or interrupt, or cause or procure to be hindered or interrupted, the said Commissi on erti, or their managers, contractors, servants, agents, or workmen, or any of them, in the exercise of any of the powers *',nd authorities in this Act authorized and contained, or if any person shall wilfully or maliciously let off or discharge any water, so that the same shall run waste or useless out of the said works, or if any person shall throw or deposit any injurious, noisome, or offensive matter into the said water or water works, or upon asi the ice in any part of the Ottawa River, within the Jurisdiction of this Province, above the Chaudiere Falls, within three miles of the said City of Ottawa, or in any way foul the same, or commit any wilful damage or injury to the works, pipes or water, or en- courage the same to be done, every person offending in any of the cases aforesaid shall, on conviction thereof before any justice of the peace having juris- diction within the locality where the offence shall be committed, forfeit and pay for every such offence the Penalty, sum of twenty dollars, together with the cost of con- viction, one-half to be applied to the use of the Com- missioners for Water Works purposes, and the other half to him or her who shall lay the information ; and in case the parties suing tor the same shall be the Commissioners themselves, or any of their servants, officers, agents or workmen, then the whole of the said penalty shall be applied to the uses o\ the Com- missioners for Water Works purposes ; and such justice may also, in his discretion, further condemn such person to be confined in the Common Gaol of the County of Carleton for a space of time not ex- ceeding one calendar month, as to such justice shall seem meet ; and such person or persons so offending shall also be liable to an action at law, at the suit of the Commissioners, to make good any damage done by him, her, or them. 7. All materials procured, or partially procured. Exemption from ezvoutioa under contract with the Commissioners shall be exempt from execution. 8. The said Commissioners shall be, and tfiey are Books and hereby required to keep, or cause to be kept, separate OomnaiBBionera 882 .■•If Annual statement. ^r ii 1 1-i:|- r I il I Appointment of auditors. books and accounts of the leceipts and disbursements for and on account of the said Water Works, distinct from the books and accounts relating to the other property, funds or assets belonging to the said Water Works ; and all such books shall be open to the exami- nation of any person or persons appointed for that pur- pose by the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, or any member of the said Corporation ; and shall annually on or before the first day of December in each and every year, cause a statement of the affairs of the eaid Water Works to be published in the official newspaper of the said City, in the English and French languages, wherein shall be stated the amount of the rents, issues and profits arising from the said Water Works ; the number of tenants supplied with water; the ertent and value of the moveable and immoveable property thereunto belonging ; the amount of deben- tures then issued and remaining unredeemed and un cancelled, and the interest paid thereon or yet due and unpaid, and the state of the sinking fund ; the ex- penses of collection and management, and all other contingencies, salaries of officers and servants; the cost of repairs, improvements and alterations ; the prices paid for the acquisition of any real estate that may be acquired for the uso of the said Water Works ; and generally such a statement of the revenue and expenditure of the said Water Works as will at all times afford to the citizens of the said City of Ottawa a full and complete knowledge of the state of the affairs of the said Water Works, and such ctber infor- mation as may be required by the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, who shall annually, at their first meeting in December, appoint auditors to audit said books and accounts. 883 9. The said Commissioners and the Clerks em- Oath to be taken by Com- ployed in their service shall be sworn befoi-e a Justice Jhlgiy^o^erks*"'* of the Peace to the faithful performance of their duties ; and they shall keep a book for the purpose of recording the whole of their official proceedings, which said book shall be open for inspection as the books in the preceding section mentioned. 10. The Board of Commissioners for the time being Regulations I T I •! • 1 /• 1 • for U8e of shall regulate the attribution and use of the waiter in water, all places and for all pui poses where the same may be required, and from time to time shall fix the prices for the use thereof and the times of payment ; and they may erect such number of public hydrants and in such places as they shall see fit ; and direct in what manner and for what purpose the same shall be used, all which they may charge at their discretion ; Pro- vided always, that all hydrants, conduits, or other appliances required and furnished for the purpose of extinguishment of fires shall be placed as the Cor- j^^j^jj^jm^f poration of the City of Ottawa shall direct, and shall ^" '•^'^'*°*"* be under their exclusive control and discretion when erected. 11. The Commissioners shall have power and ^^t„,jt^, authority, and it shall be their duty from time to time to fix the price, rate or rent (such price, rate or rent not being less, after the completion of the Water Works, than sufficient to pay the interest and sinking fund upon thr^ debentures issued for the construction of Water Woiks r.,nd the expenses cf maintaining and working the same), which any owner or occupant of any house, tenement, lot, or part of a lot, or both, in, through, or past whi^h the water pipes shall run, 'it *i 384 "r :U ill iii ''ilii ABsessment on vacant, lots. By-laws re- garding water rates. Rate to be paid to the Chamberlain. Ealoroing payment of rate. shall pay as water rate or rent, whether such owner or occupant shall use the water or not, having due regard to the assessment and to any special benefit and advantage derived by such owner and occupant, or conferred upon him or her or their pro- perty by the Water Works, and the locality in which the same is situated ; and such water rate or rent as shall be assessed by such Commissioners upon such owner or occupant, shall be and continue a lien and charge, unless paid, upon such real estate ; and the Water Commissioners shall also have power and authority, from time to time, to fix the rate or rent to be paid for the use of the water by hydrants, fire- plugs and public buildings. ] 2. That each vacant lot of land in the City of Ottawa, fronting on the streets under which the water pipes shall be placed, shall, provided the pipes run past the said lot, be rated and taxed by the said Com- missioners, due regard l)eing had to the assessment and to the advantage which the said lot shall derive from Water Works. 13. The Commissioners shall have, full power from time to time to make and enforce all necessary by- laws, rules and regulations for the collection of the said water rent and water rate, and for fixing: the time and times (which shall be quarterly) when, and the places where, the same shall be payable ; and the said water rents and water rates when collected shall be paid over to the Chamberlain of the City of Ottawa, and by him placed to the credit of the Water Works account; for allowing a discount for pre-payment ; and in case of default in payment to enforce payment ■Hl-iii 385 by shutting off the water, or by suit at law before any court of competent jurisdiction, or by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of such owner, or occupant, or of any goods or chattels in his possession, wherever the same may be found within the City of Ottawa or the County of Oarleton, or of any goods or chattels found on the premises, the property of or in the possession of any other occupant of the premises ; Provided that such distress and sale shall be conducted in the same man- ner as sales are now conducted for arrears of city taxei, and the costs chargeable shall be those payable to bailiffs under the Division Court Act ; and provided, further, that the attempt to collect such rates by any process hereinbefore mentioned shall not in any way invalidate the lien upon the said premises. 14. The Commissioners shall have power to employ Appointment, the City Collectors, Assessors, and such other persons tora Md"* as in their opinion may be necessary to carry out the object of this Act, and to specify the duties ol such persons so employed, and to fix their compensation ; and all such persons not being City officials shall hold their offices under the Commissioners at the pleasure of the Commissioners, and shall give such security as the Commissioners shall from time to time require; and such Collectors and Assessors shall have as fall power as the Collectors and Assessors in the cities of the Province of Ontario do now possess and enjoy. 15. If any person or persons shall lay or cause to Using water . without oon- be laid anv pipe or main to communicate with any sentof Com- pipe or main of the said Water Works, or in any way obtain or use any water thereof without the consent 25 886 1: l|i Fouling the water. Penalty. of the Commissioners, he or they shall forfeit and pay to the Commissioners for Water Works purposes the sum of one hundred dollars, and also a further sum of five dollars for each day such pipe or main shall so remain, — which said sum, together with costs of suit in that behalf, may be recovered by civil action in any court of law in the Province having civil jurisdic- tion to that amount. 1 6. If any person shall bathe, or wash or cleanse any cloth, wool, leather, skin or animals, or place any nuisance or offensive thing in the river within the dis- tance of three miles above the source of supply for such Water Works, in any of the rivers, ponds, sources or fountains from which the water of the said Water Works is obtained,- -or shall convey or cast, cause or throw, or put any filth, dirt, dead carcasses or other noisome or offensive things therein, or within the distance as above set out, or cause, permit or suffer the water of any sink, sewer or drain, to run or be conveyed into the same, or cause any other thing to be done whereby the water therein may be in any wise tainted or fouled, every such person shall on conviction thereof before any justice of the peace, on the oath of one credible witness, be by such justice adjudged and condemned to pay a penalty for every such offence not exceer^ing twenty dollars, together with costs,— one-half to be applied for Water Works purposes, and the other half to him or her who shall lay the information ; and in case the party laying such information be the Commissioners themselves or any of their officers or servants, then the whole of the said penalty shall be applied to the uses of the Com- missioners, for Water Works purposes, and such pon 387 justice shall also, in his discretion, further condemn such person to be confined in the Common Gaol for a space of time not exceeding one calendar month, with or without hard labour, as to him may seem meet. 1 7. It shall and may be lawful for the Commis- By-iawi to *^ prohibit the sioners, and they are hereby authorized and em- o*'fp2Jdg*i*c powered to make such By-laws as to them shall seem Commi8«onew requisite and necessary for prohibiting, by tine not exceeding twenty dollars, for Water Works purposes, or imprisonment not exceeding one calendar month (the amount of such fine and duration of such im- prisonment, and also the option between fine and im- prisonment, with or without hard labour, being always in the discretion of the justice of the peace before whom any proceeding may be taken for enforcement thereof), any person being occupant, tenant or inmate of any house supplied with water from the said Water Works from vending, selling or disposing of the water thereof; from giving it away or permitting it to be taken or carried away ; or from using or applying it to the use or benefit of others, or to any other than his, her or their own use and benefit; or from increasing the supply of water agreed for with the srd Clommissioners ; or from wrongfully neglecting or improperly wasting the water, as also for regulating the time, manner, extent and nature of the supply of water to be provided and supplied by the said works ; the tenement or parties to which and to whom the same shall be furnished ; the price or prices to be exacted therefor ; and each and every other matter or thing relating to or con- nected therewith which it may be necessary or proper to direct, regulate or determine for issuing to the J i M i! ,1 ' f SerTico pipes may be laid and cost charged to the owners of the premises. 388 inhabitants of the city a continued and abundant supply of pure and wholesome water ; and to prevent the practisincr of frauds upon the Commissioners with regard to the water so to be supplied. 1 8. Ill all cases where a vacant space intervenes between the line of the street and the wall of the building into which the water is to be taken, the Commissioners are empowered to lay the service pipe across such vacant space, and charge the cost of the same to the owners of the premises,— such charge to be payable with the first payment of water rates, and to be collected in the same manner from the said owner. Service pipes. 1 9. The service pipe from the line of the street to ?nde?cS?troi the interior face of the outer wall of the building sup- ofoommis- ^^,^^^ together with all branches, couplings, stop- cocks and apparatus placed t^ei eon by the Commis. sioners, shall be under their control, and if any damage be done to this portion of the service pipe or its fittings, eight by neglect or otherwise, the Com- missioners may repair the same and charge the same to the occupant or owner of the premises ; the stop- cock placed by the Commissioners inside of the wall of the building shall not be used by the water tenant except in case of accident, or for the protection of the building or the pipes, and to prevent flooding of premises. 20. All parties supplied with water by the Com- missioners may be required to place only such taps for the drawing and the shutting off the water as may be approved of by the Commissioners. sioners. Stop-oooks. use of. laps. 389 21. Neither the Wat/r Commissioners nor the Oor- Non-iiabiiity Deration of the City shall be liable for daniaire.s caused ers for daumKos ' ... from the break- by the breakinj^' of nny service pipe or attachment, or ^""^ "^ •'•p®^* for any sliatting oil' of the water to repair mains or to tap the pipes, provided notice be given of the inten- tion to shut off the water, when the same is shut ott more than six hou!s at any one time. 22. T^ jhall be lawful for the officers of the Water officers of the . CommisiioDern Commissioners and every person authorized by them may inspect for that purpose to have free access at proper hours of the day and upon reasonable notice given and request made for that purpose, to all parts of every building in which water is deliveied and consumed. 23. Tf any person or persons not being in the em- Obstructing ployment of the Water Commissioners or not being a member of the Fire Brigade of the said City, and duly authorized in that behalf, shall wilfully open or close any hydrant, or obstruct the free access to any hydrant, stop-cock, liamber or hydrant-chamber, by placing on it an}'^ building material, rubbish, of otherwise, every such person shall en conviction before any of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, forfeit and pay for each offence a sum not exceed- Penalty, ing twenty dollars, for Water Works purposes, or in default of payment to be imprisoned in the gaol of the County for a term not to exceed thirty days, with or without hard labour ; and each time the said hydrants are so interfered with, and each day said obsiruction shall continue, shall be considered a sepa- rate offence. 24. A majority of the said Commissioner& shal'- Quorum of „ ., . ,. , , . Gommiasio: constitute a quorum tor the transaction ot any busi- mmiasioners 890 I t ■ m ■;i| Powers of CommiBcioneri ness allowed or required by the powers or duties of their commission. 25. The said Commissionors .shall have the full, entire and exclusive possession, control and manage- ment of the said lands and Water Works, and all things ai)pertaining thereto ; and .shall and may in the nam© of the Commissioners of Water Works for the City of Ottawa prosecute or defend any action or actions, suit or suits, or process at law or in equity, against any person or persons, for money due for the use of the water, for the breach of any contract, express or implied, touching the execution or manage- ment of the works, or the distribution of the water, or of any promise or contract made to or with them, and also for any injury, damage, trespass, spoil, nuis- ance or other wrongful act done, committed, or suffered to the said lands, works, water courses, sources of water supply, pipes, machinery, or any apparatus belonging to or connected with any part of the works, or for any improper use or waste of the water. a6. The Water Commissioners are hereby empow- X^lnhlthi? ered to arrange with the Corporation or with indivi- duals for the extension ot pipes in suburbs or partially built portions of the Ciiy, by allowing a deduction from the price charged for the water to such extent as the Commissioners shall see fit on the cost ot the said pipes -n laid by the parties under the direc- tion of the mmissioners and subject to their ap- proval; or t:^e Commissioners may lay the pipes, charging the said parties in addition to the usual water rate a yearly interest upon the cost of such extension, wiiicu lutcicoi;, ui. oxxl^i j^riti-.. — Eztension of 891 shall then be •esulue 8 atter ntoivst inter- 3Uturi;s of the le pa) - ovince, incil of mm ex- lers and iding a (cntures anually, I works, [ dollars ,niiually the fol- e sum of allowing f thirty- aen next the sun? [•s during () the then next following five years : and it Hhall not, he necessary for the Corporation of the City ot ( )ttawa to order by the faid By-law any special or othei" rate per annum to be settled, imposed or levied in each or any year, to pay the principal and interest on such debentures ; nor shall it be fiecessary to submit the said By-law to the rate-payers for their approval, or for the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor i' this Province in Council, before contracting the said debt or passing the «aid By-law ; but the said By-law and the debentures to be issued thereunder, shall be valid and etiectual, and bind- ing to all intents and purposes on tb*' Corporation ot the (;ity of Ottawa, notwithstandihg bhat the pro- ijy.iaw« need visions of the Municij)al Act, or any other Act or Acts "he Municipal in that behalf, have not been complied with ; and pro- vided also that should the said Commissioners and their successors fail or neglect to raise the amount re- (juired to provide the sinking fund for the payment of said debentures and the interest accruing thereon an- nually, it shall then be the duty of the Corporation of the City ot Ottawa, and they are hereby authorized and required, to raise the amount necessary to meet the s.inking fund and interest in like manner as the Commissioners are authorized and obliged to do under this Act. 30. Such debentures when isused shall be deposited Deposit »r.d in some of the chartered banks having an office at proceed! ot debenturec. Ottawa, and shall be negotiated through some char- tered bank ; and the proceeds of such debentures shall be paid into some chartered bank at its Ottawa branch, and kept separate from any other funds of the said city ; and the same shall only be paid out on 894 the cheque of the Mayor and Chamberlain for the 1 ifttidii^j 1 1 1 ^Hl Imp f'^n^ ! .: 1 «l ,1 ■ 1 Proviso. Holders of debentures to have a lien upon the works. I I In time being of llie City of Ottawa. ins of the said Board ,nd the Chf airuu for the time being of the sa oiissioners, as may from time to time be required for the payment and discharge of the liabilities that may be incurred in carrying out the improvements con- templated by this Act, and for the payment of interest accruing due on the said debentures during the period of the erection and completion ct the said Water Works ; Provided also, that nothing herein contained shall prevent the Commissioners, should they deem it advantageous so to di>, to pay the contractor or con- tractors, in debentures, either at par or at such rate ot discount as the Commissioners shall in their judgment deem advisable, with the assent ot the Council of the Corportion of the City ot Ottawa thereto. 3 1 . The said Water Works to be erected and con- structed under this Act, aad also the land to be ac- quired for the purposes thereof, and every matter and thing therewith connected, shall be and they are here- by specially charged, • pledged, D'ortgaged and hypo- thecated for the repayment of any sum or sums which may be borrowed by the said Corporation for the pur- poses of this Act, as well as for the due and punctual payment of the interest thereupon ; and all, each and every of the holders of the debentures in the last pre- vious section mentioned shall have apreferential pledge, mortgage, hypothec or privilege on the said landsj Water Works and property appertaining thereto, for securing the payment of the said debentures and the interest thereon. ReTenoM from 32. That all the revenues arising from or out of the Wat<4r Works, i • «? j. i? j.i i i how applied, supplying 01 watei or from the real or personal pro- 395 peity connected with the said Water Works to be ac- quired by this said Corporation or Commissioners under this Act, shall, after providing for the interest acci uing on the said debentures issued by the said Corporation in pursuance of this Act, and the expenses attendant upon the maintenance of the said Water Works, be deposited with the sinking fund and shall become part of the same ; and the said corporation or commission- ers are hereby strictly prohibited and enjoined from applying any surplus revenue arising from the water works, to any other purpose whatsoever, until the whole oi the said debt and interest shall have been t'uUy and completely discharged and extinguished, after which surplus revenue shall make part of the general funds of the corporation, and may be applied accordingly. 33. That nothing in this Act contained shall ex- Thii Aotnot ... to limit the tend or be construed to extend to diminish the power po'^er ot the ^ corporation to and authority of the Corporation aforesaid, hereafter ^^"'^'^ money, to borrow on the credit of the said City, for the gen- eral uses and purposes of the said City, as fully and effectually as though the said City were not indebted for the building of the water works as aforesaid, or that debentures had not been issued by them for the amount, or as if this Act had not been passed, any Act, statute or law or provision t' 'r6of to the contrary notwithstanding. , ^..' II HI 34. The lands, buildings, machinery, reservoirs, worka.etc, pipes and all other real and personal property con- from taxatFon. nected with, or appertaining or belonging to the Water Works, shall from henceforth be exempt from taxation. m 396 li ■{ W ! 1 : 1 ll : 1 ^' i if Liir tation of time for com- roenoement of suits. Power ■ of watobmeD.eto. 35. If any action or suit shall be brought against any person or persons for anything done in pursuance of this Act, the same shall be Wrought within six calendar months next after the act is committed ; or in case there shall be a continuation ot damaj^^es, then within one year after the original cause ot such action arising. 36. The watchman and other officers of the Water Commissioners, when in discharge of their duty, shall be ex officio possessed of all the powers and authority of officers of the peace. Act t^otto take 37. This Act shall not have any force or effect fa^wfpasMd by" until the Council of the Corporaticm ol the City of Ottawa shall pass a by-law authorizing the construc- tion of the said Water Works ; and on the said by-law being passed, it shall be lawful for the Mnyor of the said City, and he is hereby authorized and re- quired, within fifteen days after the passage ot said by-law, to issue his warrants under the corporate seal, requiring the returning officer for each ward in the said City, appointed to hold the last municipal 3lection for each of the said ward.s, or any person duly appointed to that office, to hold au election of one Water Commissioner, for each ward in the said City, who shall be possessed to his own use of a legal or equitable freehold within the City of Ot- tawa, of the value of four thousand dollars over and above all incumbrances, and who shall before taking office make oath to such qualification before some Justice of the Peace of the City of Ottawa or in the County of Carleton; and those persons only who would be by the municipal law authorized to vote on Bleotion of Water Com- miBsiontr. 397 against rsuaiice hill six ted ; or es, then 1 action 3 Water ty, shall ithority r ett'ect City of onstruc- l by-law !avor of and re- sage of ler the Lcer for lold the i wards, hold an ward in rn use of y of Ot- Dver and 3 taking •re some or in the ily who ) vote on the said By-law, had the same been submitted to tho vote of the ratepayers under the provisions of the municipal law, shall be entitled to vote for the said Water Commissioner ; the returning officer shall hold such election at furthest within eight days after re- ceiving the warrant, and shall at least four days before the election post up a public notice thereof, under his hand, in at least four of the most public places in the ward for which the election is to be held ; and the said W^ater Commissioners shall hold office until the third Monday in January, in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three. 38. The Water Commissioners to be elected after Term of office . 1 11 1 1 1 /T» ^ ii . and subsequent the said first election shall hold omce tor the space ot election of Commissioners one year, and shall be elected to the said office at the same time and in the same manner a? Aldermen, and all the provisions arid remedies of the Municipal Act of 1866, and any amendments thereto, shall apply in all particulars, as to elections, unseating, tilling of vacancies, grounds of disqualification, and such other provisions as may be contained in such Act or amend- ments. 39. No Alderman shall be elisrihle for the office of Aldermen dis- ^ qualified. (Commissioner, or (Commissioner for the office of Alder- man. 40. The said works shall be constructed wifhin two when works to . T-, 1 ,1 . , beoonstruoted. years of the passing ot the said By-law by the said Corporation. 41. All work under the said Commissioners shall ^^^rks to be , , 11 , , oonti acted lor. be pertormed by contract. 398 CommJsBipners 4:2. No Commissioner or Alderman shall have or terMted*iii°* hold any contract or be directly or indirectly interested ooDtrMta. I . , , in the same. t-1 •A ■ 36 VIC, CAP. 104. An Act to amend the Act for the construction of Water-Works for the City of Ottawa. [Assented to 29th March, 1873.] Whereas the (^Jorporation of the City of Ottawa and iTeambio. the water commissioners for the said City have by their petition represented tliat under the authority of the Statute of this t'rovince passed by the Legislature thereof at its last session, chaptered eighty, and inti- tuled "An Act for the construction of Water-Works for the City of Ottawa," the Corporation of the City of Ottawa pansed a By-law to authorize the issue, and did thereunder issue debentures of the said the Corpora- tion of the City of Ottawa for a sum in sterling money of Great Britain equal in value to five hundred thousand dollars of lawful money of Canada, payable in manner and at the times mentioned in the said Act ; that diffi- culties have been found to exist in the negotiation of the said debentures in consequence of the same being made payable at different periods as provided for by the said Act ; and also as to the sinking fund required by the said Act to be raised and set apart to meet the principal of the said debentures at maturity ;• and that it is desirable that the By-law aforesaid and the deben- tures thereunder issued should be respectively declared null and void, and that the Corporation of the City of Ottawa should have power to issue new debentures to replace the same, with additional powers to the said water commissioners as to the sinking fund and to the payment of interest on the said debentures ; and that 400 1 1 :< i I Other amendments to the said Act are necessary and desirable ; and whereas, it is represented that the said Corporation now controls the \.hole issue of the said debentures, and that it is necessary to obtain an Act of the Legislature for the purposes aforesa-l as herein- after is contained ; Mid whereas, it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition ; Tho-efore Her Majesty, by and with tlie advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:— Short title. Interpretation of terms. 1. This Act may be cited and known as Ottawa Water- Works Amendment Act, 1873." u The By-law of City of Ottawa fassed 30th uly, 1872. and the debentures issued there- under declared Toid. i i !fi 2. The words " the corporation " mean the corpor- ation of the City of Ottawa ; and the words " water commissioners" mean the "water commissioners for the City of Ottawa." 3. The by-law of the corporation of the City of Ottawa intituled "A by-law to raise by way of loan one hundred and two thousand seven hundred and thirty- nine pounds fourteen shillings and six pence sterling, to be applied towards the construction of Water- Works in the City of Ottawa," passed on the thirtieth day of July in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, under the authority of an Act of the Legislature of this Province, passed in the thirty-fifth year of Her Majesty's reign, intituled "An Act for the construction of Water-Works for the City of Ottawa," together with the debentures or bonds issued under such by-law for a sum in sterling equal to five iiundred thousand dollars of lawful money of Canada, are hereby declared to be respectively null and void. 401 4. The twenty-nin'M s»ei;tioii o." the Act of (he Roi'paiofj^ih . , />!•'-» . . cJf.o. and im.t Legislature ot this rrovmce, in the preauihle to this V*'.Sen-30of3.5 ^ ' Vie . Cap 80. Act and in tha last preceding sf.'ction mentioned, and so mucli of tlie thirtieth section of the said Act as provides that such debentures when issued sliall be deposited in some oi the ch''"tered banks having an office at Ottawa, an ! .hall be negotiated through some chartered bank, are hereby repealed. 5. For the purpose of enablinij the corporation of Co-noration of ' r> r uttawamayis- the City of Ottawa to raise the necessary funds for the ""r £1*02*72 "st* construction of the water- works for the City of (Htawa, Jlfrpoiei.''^'^' and for paying the interest on the debentures herein- after mentioned during the progresb, and until com- pletion of the works, and the expenses attendant on or incurred in connection with the same, the corporation of the City of Ottawa may pass a by-law to authorize the issue, and may thereunder issue debentures of the corporation of the City of Ottawa, for a sum of money not exceeding in the whole one hundred and two thousand seven hundred and twenty pounds sterling money of Great Britain, in such sums not less than twenty pounds of sterling money aforesaid, as shall to the said corporation of the City of Ottawa seem expedient ; which debentures shall state that they are issued under the authority of this Act, citing the chapter and short title of the same ; and they shall be numbered from number one consecutively upwards ; and shall bear date on some day, to be named in the by-law authorizing the issue thereof ; and shall bear interest thereupon as hereinafter mentioned ; and the whole of the said debentures shall be made payable at the end of thirty years from the date thereof, and shall all bear date the same day ; and every debenture 26 fyitv I, ' 1: ; > 1 i^j^H^ ^^^^^^H i?ti^* 402 -I ■Proviao. shall be subject to a condition which shall be express- ed on the face thereof to the effect that the same and the principal money thereby secured shall be subject to be paid oft at the end of either of the terms of ten, fifteen, twenty, or twenty-five years from the date thereof, if upon the drawing by ballot, as in this Act mentioned, such debentures shall be of the number drawn by ballot to be so paid off at one of the terms of years above mentioned ; such debentures shall bear interest at the rate of six per centum p'3r annum, such interest to be payable half-yearly ; and such debentures shall be signed by the mayor and chamberlain for the time being of the City of Ottawa and have the seal of the corporation of the City of Ottawa affixed thereto, and the same shall be payable at any place in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, as to the cor- poration of the City of Ottawa shall seem expedient ; and to each of such debentures shall be attached coupons or warrants for the payment of interest at the rate hereinbefore mentioned, which shall be signed by the city chamberlain ; and such debentures shall be negotiated by such person or persons, bodies politic or corp( ►rate, as the corporation of the City of Ottawa shall by by-law authorize and appoint to negotiate the same : Provided always, that it oaall not be necessary that the said debentures or the coupons or warrants shall be made payable at any chartered bank, or that such debentures or any of them shall be deposited in or negotiated through any chartered bank : Provided also, that the said corporation of the City of Ottawa or any person or persons, bodies politic or ci^rporate, by the said corporation by by-law duly authorized to that effect, shall likewise have power to raise money for the purposes in this section mentioned on the 403 jsocurity, pledge and d'^j-'.-u't of t\w said debenture's, or any portion of them, pending the negotiation there- of, and may also redeem the same. G. In respect of the by-law iiereinb^fore autliorized By-law need to be passed, it shall not be necessary for the said the Munioipa" f 1.1 /v. - / > . T , . Act, or any corporation or the (.i\y ot Ottawa to order by the other Acts, said by-law any special or other rate per annum to be settled, imposed or levied in each or any year to pay the principal money and interest on such debentures, nor shall it be necessary to submit the said by-law to jhe ratepayers for their approval, nor shall it be necessary to obtain the consent or approvalof the Lieutenant-Gov- ernor of this Province before contracting the said debt, or before or after the passing of the said by-law ; and the said by-law and the debentures to be issued thereunder shall be valid and effectual and binding, to all intents and purposes whatsoever, on the corporation ol" the City of Ottawa, notwithstanding that the provisions of the municipal laws or any Act or Acts in that be- half have not been complied with ; and no irregularity in form of the said by-law or of the debentures to be issued under the same shall render the said by-law or the said debentures invalid or illegal, or be allowed as a defence to any action or proceedings brought against the said corporation for the reco .ly of the amount of the said debentures, or any part thereof, or the principal money thereof, or the interest thereon, or any part thereof. 7. The water commissioners shall after the comple- « . , A Proyisiong for tion of the works raise annually, from the water rates, amfredemp^ and with the authority in the said Act hereinbefore turea^Ldfe- mentioned contained, a sum sufficient to pay the in- xm-'j 1 II 1 1 is.a 404 Provision for •iDkiog fund, 6to. 1 ' ! ! ii terest 8emi-aiinimlly on the days appointed foi" the pay- ment thereof upon the principal moneys of the deben- tures then from time to tiu'e outstanding, and shall also raise annually a further sum sutticient to form a sinking fund to meet the payment of twenty thousand pounds sterling, part of the principal sum of one hund- red and two thousand seven hundred and twenty pounds sterling, at the end of ten yeari; Voin the date of the said debentures, as debentures to the amount of snch sum of twenty thousand pounds sterling shall by ballot be payable at the end of such ten years ; and they shall after the period of ten years annually there- after raise as aforesaid a sum of money sufiicient to pay the interest Hemi-annually on the days appointed therefor, upon the principal moneys of the debentures then outstanding, and shall also I'aise annually a sum sufficient to form a sinking fund for the payment of twenty thousand pounds sterling, part of the full amount aforesaid, at the end of fifteen years from the date of such debentures, as debentures to the amount of such last mentioned sum of twenty thousand pounds sterling shall by ballot be payable at the end of such fifteen years ; and they shall after snch period of fif- teen years annually thereafter raise a sum of money sufficient to pay the interest semi-annually on the days appointed therefor upon the principal moneys of the debentures then outstanding, and «hall also raise annu- ally a sum of money sufficient to form a sinking fund for the payment of twenty thousand pounds sterling, part of the full amount aforesaid, at the end of twenty years from the date ol such debentures, as debentures to the amount of such mentioned sum of twenty thous- and pounds sterling shall by ballot be payable at tho end of such twenty yeai-s ; and they shall after such 405 pc iod of twenty years, annually thereafter raise a sum of money auftioient to pay the interest semi-annually on the days appointed therefor, upon the principal moneys oi" the debentures then outstanding, and shall also raise annually a sum of money sufticient to form a sinking /and for the payment of twenty thousand pounds sterling, part of the full amount aforesaid, at the end of twenty-five years from the date of such debentures, as debentures to the amount of such last- mentioned sum of twenty thousand pounds sterling, shall by ballot be payable at the end of such twenty- five years ; and they shall after such period of twenty- five years annually thereafter raise a sum sufficient to pay the interest semi-annually on the days appointed therefor, upon the principal moneys of the debentures then outstanding, and sliall also raise annually a sum o+ money sufticient to form a sinking fund for the pay- ment of twentv-two thousand seven hundred and twenty pounds sterling, the balance of the full amount at the end of thirty years from the date of such deben. tures, upon which said last-mentioned day payment of the debentures then outstanding will become due and payable ; and the corporation shall pay the interest as the same shall from time to time fall due upon the debentures then outstanding, and shall also pay the full amount of the principal moiieye of such deben- tures when and as the same may be drawn by ballot for payment, as hereinafter mentioned. 8. For determining the debentures to be so paid off Method of at such periods respectively as hereinbefore mentioned, b? unit'SH it shall be the duty of the corporation at some time be raid oflF. before the period of six months which shall elapse before each of such terms of ten, iifteeu, twenty and 406 Mtthod of deterinitiing by ballot the debentures to be paid off. '.t .ii Proviso. tweiity-fivo years respectively, to cause the number of every such debenture atea(rh time outstanding and un- paid, to be printed upon separate pieces of paper, bear- ing each also its separate denomination, all of which shall be folded and placed in a box, and thence drawn by the mayor in the presence of the city chambc-lain, to the extent in amount of principal money which shall be payable at the end of such terra of years n'?xt there- after, and if the amount to be paid off at any of the periods aforesaid be orerdrawn in the ballot, the mayor shall discard the number of the debenture by which such overdraft is made, and he shall draw from the box, and if need be continue to do so until he shall draw a paper bearing a number the denomin- ation of which will complete the amount so required to be paid off at the end of sucli term, and when the numbers and denominations of the debentures to be so paid off shall be ascertained by such ballot, the ballot shall then be closed and the mayor shall cause to be - inserted in the Official Gazette, and in some newspaper of the place wherein such debentures are payable, six months' notice of the numbers of the debentures so drawn by ballot, and that the principal money and interest thereof will be paid at the place mentioned ill the said debentures upon the next thereafter follow- ing half-yearly day of payment of interest, specifying such day ; and the corporation shall upon presentation at such time and place of any such debentures, pay off and discharge, or cause to be paid off and discharged, all interest due thereon, and the principal moneys thereof ; but no interest shall accrue or become due upon any such debentures so drawn by ballot and advertised for payment, after the day so appointed for the payment thereof : Provided always, that the Cor- I 407 poration of the City of Ottawa may, if deemed ad viable or expedient, notwitstaiiding anything herein contained, by by-law8 to he j)a88ed nine months at least before each of such periods of ten, fifteen, twenty and, twenty- five years respectively, provideand direct that the several hallots hereinbefore mentioned and directed to be made shall take place in the City of London, in that part of Great Britain called England, by such person or persons, and in such manner, and in such place, and generally in all respects as by any such by-laws shall be declared and determined, and the several ballots shall ht.»^ the like force and effect in all respects as if the same had been made by the Mayor, in the presence of the City Chamberlain, as in this section is contained. 9. If the water commi.ssioners shall at any time fai] Proyiiions for to pay over to the corporation the sums of fnoney from co°Jy-law and the debentures to be issued there- under shall be valid and effectual and binding to all intents and purposes whatsoever, on the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, notwithstanding that the pro- visions of the municipal laws, or any Act or Acts in that behalf have not been complied with, and no irregularity in form of the said By-law, or of the de- bentures to be issued unuv.r the same, shall render the said By-law or the said debentures invalid, or alleged or be allowed as a defence to any action or proceed- ings brought against the said Corporation for the re- covery of the amount of the said debentures, or any part thereof, or the principal money thereon, or any part thereof; Provided, however, that the said By-law shall before the final passing thereof receive the assent of the electors of the City of Ottawa, duly qualified to vote in respect of By-laws creating debts and requir- ing the assent of the electors under the Municipal Institutions Act for the Province of Ontario, intituled "An Act respecting Municipal Institutions in the Province of Ontario," and that such assent shall be obtained and all proceedings taken in the premises provide/! for by sections two hundred and thirty-one, two hundred and thirty -two, two hundred and thirty- three, two hundred and thirty-four, two hundred and thirty-nve, aiiu two uuiiLii'cu and »;iiirty-sis ot ttiQ saiu i iii.i 415 last mentioned Act, and that the said sections of the said last mentioned Act shall be applicable to the said By- law, as fully and effectually to all intents and ])ur- poses as it the same were incorporated into this Act. 3. The Water Commissioners for the City of intewit and ■^ sinkirg fund. Ottawa shall, after the completion of the Water Works, raise annually trom the water rates, and with the authority conferred upon them in and by the Act of the Lej^islature of this Province f rstly hereinbefore referred to, and the Act amending the same, a sum of moue^ sufficient to pay the interest semi-annually on the days appointed for the payment thereof, upon the principal money of the said debentures; and shall also raise annually a further sum sufficient to form a sinking fund, to payoff the princi[)al money when the same shall become payable ; such sums to be in addition to the moneys required to be raised to pay off the Waterworks debentures, already issued by the Corpo- ration of the City of Ottawa, under the Acts herein- before referred to ; and the Corporation of the City of Ottawa shall p^.y the principal moneys and interest on the said debentures, as the same shall from time to time fall due. 4. If the Water Commissioners for the City of ifCommiMion- Ottawa shall at any time fail to pay over to the Cor- intertst on de- ' bentures. Cor- poration of the City of Ottawa the sums of money poration may ^ •' •^ levy special from time to time necessary for the payment of inter- '*^®* est on the said debentures, or any part of them, or to pay over to the said Corporation of the City of Ottawa, after the completion of the said works, the said interest, and as well, also, on or before the first day of January in each year, during the said term of d •,!/{. lA " iWMa Tl ■tl ■ .' r^ > HI 1 - i V 1 i }• ( 1 ^ 'i F • i . 1 !■" m ! 416 thirty years, such siuii of money as may be found from time to time neee.SwSary and requisite for a sink- ing fund, as herein mentioned, it shall be the duty '^^' the Corporation oJ the City of Ottawa, and they are hereby authorized and required when and as often as the same may occur, forthwith to settle, impose, levy and collect an equal special rate upon all the assess- able i)roperty of the City of Ottawa, in the manner and with the like powers as shall exist in respect to municipal assessments, rates and taxe?, and from the proceeds thereof to pay and discharge all sums of money for interest or principal which shall or may be due or accruing due iis aforesaid. Act not to limit 5. Nothing in this Act contained shall extend, or be l?owS?8 oahe' construed to extend, to diminish the power and authority corporation. ^^ ^^^ Corporatiiui of the City of Ottawa hereafter to borrow on the credit ot the said City, for the general uses and purposes ot the said City, as fully and effectually as if the said City was not indebted for the building of the said Water Works, or that debentures had not been issued by the said City for the amount, or as if this Act had not been passed, any Act, statute or law, or provision thereof, to the contrary notwith- standing. 6. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa shall from time to time invest any moneys in their hands at the credit of the sinking fund account, and the accru- ing interest thereon, in Government securities or otherwise, as the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council may limit. Waterworks 7- The said Water Works to be erected and con- P/op«'*/ 1?>« ^i:^,.oi^A undAr f hp s».id Acts, intituled " An Act for Investment of siokiDgiund. 417 the Construction of W,t.,oi \V,,rks for tho City of for.mym.ntof Ottawa," and the Act amending the f=ame, and also '''"^'^*°''"'*' the land to be acquired for the purposes thci-eof, anuclusive ni»on the parties; in the • 'c.'t of cither party CommiMio,.er» neglecting to name an arbltr.'or, the fourth sectioii wat.VuMTb'r of the statute in (lie preamble to this Act mentioned *'"'"''"'■*""" as amended by the eleventh section of " The Ottn wa Water Works Amendment Aet, 187*>;" shad be -n- pH(!able to all proceedings to be taken to ascertain and settle upon th ; prices to be paid by the said Cor- poration to the said Commissioners for the use of the said water. 'INPi iii li: i 42 VIC, CAP. 78. An Act respecting the Water Work? of the City of Ottawa. [Assmted to llth March, 1879.] , reatnbl.. WHEREAS the Corporation ..f the City of Ottawa have petitioned that all the powers, privileges and authorities conferred upon or given or granted t.» the Board of Water CommissionerH of the said City nmy be vested in the said Oori)orati(>n of the City of Ottawa; aad whereas it is exi)edient to grant tlw prayer of the said petition ; Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice an /ice and 'ruviijre ores and the Pro- year of intituled :s for the ;he same y's reign, led "An of Water ather Act passed in /'s reign, to enable ue deben- iplete the i Ottawa," and by another Act to amend said first mentioned Act, passed in the fortieth year of Her Majesty's reign, intituled " An Act to amend the Water Works Act of the City of Ottawa," or either of tliem conferred, giren and granted to tho Water Commissioners for the Cuy Ottawa, shall, save only as they may be varied 'Vv this Act, fro: and after the passing hereof, be conf^a-ed upon, vest in, and be exercised by the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, which, through its Council, shall in all respects and in every particular occupy the place and position of the said WaterCommis- sioners for the City of Ottawa, and be liable for their engagements and contracts, and be entitled to the benefit of nil contracts, engagements, and securities . entered into with the said Water Commissioners for the City of Ottawa, and be entitled to sue thereon in the corporate name of the said (^ity, and all proper- ties, real or personal, before taken or held by, or for the benefit of, the said Water Commissioners for the City of Ottawa, whether for the purposes of said Water Works, or of Fire Alarm Telegiaph, or (»ther- wise howsoever, shall from the passing of this Act, vest absolutely in the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, and all and singular the enactments in rela- tion to the said Water Works and Fire Alarn) Tele- graph, and the management theieof in the ;sai»l Acts or either of them contained, the penalties thereby im- posed, and the powers thereby granted to Justices of the Peace, the powers to pass all necessary By-laws, rules and regulations, and to enfoice the same, are hereby re-enacted as fully as if the same had been repeated herein, save only as they are modified or altered by this Act; Provided that the words " The ProvUo. Corporation of the City of Ottawa " shall b^ suV)sti- I 1^ iil* i 'Hi! M !.! .. I ' Pi' iilii! Proviio. Powers of Corporation ■ 422 tuted for the words "Water Commissioners for the City of Ottawa," and for the words *' Water 'Jommissionei ./' and also the word " aCommissioner," wherever the said words or word or any of them occur in the Acts here- inbefore referred to or any of them ; Provided always, however, that all such properties, real or personal, and all revenues hereby vested in or transferred to the said Corporation of the said City of Ottawa shall remain and continue subject to all lawful liens, charges and incumbrances now existing thereon. 2. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa sliall, through its Council, have full power and authority to exercise all and singular the said powers, privileges and authorities, but subject to all the duties and obligations imposed upon the said Water Commis- sioners for the City of Ottawa, and in addition there to shall have the power to extend, enlarge and alter said Water Works and the said Fire Alarm Telegraph as fully and to the same extent as the said Water Commissioners for the City of Ottawa might or could do if this Act had not been passed, and all the powers, privileges and immunities granted by the said recited Acts, or any of them, to the agents, officers, watchmen or workmen of the said Water Commissioners, are hereby granted and continued to the agents, officers, watchmen and workmen of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa that may hereafter be employed by the said Corporation on or about the said Water Works, or on or about the said Fire Alarm Telegraph. a. The Council of the Corporation of the City of ComiiSSy'^' Ottawa shall immediately after the passing of this Appointment ofWa 425 Act, and on the third Monday in the month of January in each and every year thereafter, or as soon there- after as possible, by resolution appoint for the then current year a committee of aldermei , composed of one from each of the wards of the said City, which said committee shall be called " The Water Works Committee," and which shall attend to and discharge, subject to the approval and according to the directions of the said Council, all the duties hitherto required by the said Acts, or any of them, to be attended to or discharged by the Water Commissioner in said Acts mentioned, and in case of any vacancy or vacancies from time to time occurring in said Committee, the same shall be immediately filled up by the said Filling of raoanoies. Council from the Aldermen of the waid or wards not theii represented in said Committee. 4. There shall be no special exemption, remission jq-^ je^y^tion or reduction of water rates made or ordered by the water ratei. said Council or the said Committee. 5. Nothing herein contained shall aflfect, annul or Previous lia- . , ^ . .1-1 1 i^ 1 bilitiesnot inrtke void any matter or thing done or agreed to be annulled, done, or any obligation or liability incurred or agreed to be incurred under the said Acts or either of them. 6. No person shall be held to be disqualified from Taking water beiiiff elected or sitting as a member of the Council ify tor tbe ® . eounoil. of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, by '•eason of his taking or using the water supplied by the said Water Works, or by reason of his having any contract with the Corporation of the City of Ottawa in respect to such taking or using. if !:' I lin r : By-law for issue of d«- bcntarea. Ifiii! ! r And whereas it is desirable to issue, sell, or dispose new Debentures to the amount of two millions one hundred thousand three hundred and seventeen dollars and thirty-three cents, to enable them to redeem the aforesaid Debentures which are now outstanding or in course of negotiation ; and whereas it is also desirable that the Corporation should be empowered to establish a Sinking Fund, to be called " General Sinking Fund," upon the terras in this Act contained for the redemp- tion of such new Debentures, and to apply the present Sinking Funds as hereinafter stated ; And whereas it is expedient so to grant, but upon the terms and with the safeguards hereinafter in this Act contained ; Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows : — 1. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa may from time to time pass a By-law or By-laws, under the terms and conditions hereinafter provided, for author- izing the issue of new Debentures of the said City to an amount not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of two millions one hundred thousand three hundred and seventeen dollars and thirty-three cents, for raising by way of loan upon the credit of such new Deben- tures from any person or persons, body or bodies, politic or corporate, either in Canada, Great Britain, or in the United States of America, or elsewhere, who may be willing to lend the same, a sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of two millions one hundred thousand three hundred and seventeen dol- lars and thirty-three cents of lawful money of Canada, to redeem the Debentures firstly in the preamble to this Act mentioned. 427 2. The new Debentures to be so isaued shall be De- Debenture!, bentures of ihe City of Ottawa, and such of the said new Debentures as may be required to be issued from time to time in order to redeem Debentures falling due, may be issued in the year preceding the maturity of the said last mentioned Debentures ; and the said new Debentures shall be payable within twenty-one years from the day of the date of the respective is sues thereof at any place in Canada, Great Britain, the United States of America, or elsewhere, and may be expressed in sterling money of Great Britain, or currency of Canada, and such Debentures shall be in sums of not less than one hundre«i dollars Canadian currency, or twenty pounds sterling. 3. The said new Debentures shall be under the Form ot common seal of the said City, and signed by the '**''*°*"'"*''' Mayor, and countersigned by the Treasurer of the said City, and may be in the form " A " in the schedule to this Act, or as near thereto as the Cor- poration may find convenient, according to the places where and the money in which the same are made payable. 4. Coup )ns shall be attached to the said new Ooupom. Debentures f^r the payments of the interest thereon, and such interest shall be payable half-yearly in each and every year at the places and on the days mentioned therein and the coupons attached thereto and such new Debentures may bear interest at such rates as the Municipal Council of the said City at the date of issue thereof may decide upon. 5. The said new Debentures, and any and all Application of moneys arising tlierefrom, shall be applied by the * *° ""*' i (ii i m m 'miii hi (51 w I- Interest. Sinking fand. 428 saia Corporation in the redemption of the Debentures of the City of Ottawa, firstly mentioned in the preamble to this Act, and in no other manner, and for no other purpose whatsoever. 6. For the payment of the interest on the said new Debentures there shall be annually raised, levied and collected by the said Corporation upon the whole of the then rateable or assessable property of the said City, a rate of so much in the dollar as shall be required to discharge in each year the interest on all existing Debentures issued under the authority of this Act, until the said last mentioned Debentures shall have been fully paid and satisfied ; Provided always, that if any of such new Debentures shall be purchased and redeemed bv the said Corporation before the maturity thereof out of moneys at the credit af the General Sinking Fund Account created by this Act, then the interest thereon shall continue to be raised and dealt with as provided in the ninth section of this Act. 7. From and after the first day of January one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight until the first day of January one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight inclusive, the said Corpoiation shall in addition to the rate and all morieys required to be raised, levied and collected under the sixth section of this Act provided, raise and levy upon, and from the whole of the then rateable property of the said City, the yearly sum of eleven thousand seven hundred dollars until the new Deberiures issued under the authority of this Act are fully paid and satisfied as and towards a General Sinking Fund tor the pur- 429 pose of paying the principal of the said new De- bentures, and shall imy)Ose a sufticient rate or rates for that purpose, in addition to the other rate or rates from time to time imposed under this Act. 8. The said Corporation shall have ])()wer to oarry Former eink- tbe present Sinkintr Fund Accounts of the Debentures firstly in the preamble to this Act mentioned, now amounting in the aggregate to the sum of one hundred and thirty thousand dollars, to the credit of the Gene- ral Sinking Fund Account established by this Act, for the redemption of the principal of the new Debentures to V>e issued hereunder. 9. The said Corporation shall have power to invest Redemption of * ' debentures. any moneys standing at the credit of the General Sinking Fund created under this Act, in the purciiase and redemption of the Oebentures issued under the authority of this Act, at any time previous to the maturity of the said last mentioned Debentures, pro- vided always, that in every such case the said C!or- poration shall continue i-o levy and provide as afore- said from year to year such sum as would have been necessary to meet and pay the interest on the said last mentioned Debentures in the same manner pre- cisely as if such Debentures had not been so pur- chased or redeemed, and the said Corporation at any time before the maturity of the existing Debentures of the said Corporation now outstanding, and in the preamble to this Act mentioned, shall have power to invest any moneys standing at the credit of the Gene- ral Sinking Fund Account oreated by this Act in the purchase and redemption ot the said now existing Debentures, and the said Corporation shall also apply, A 430 Disposal of sinking fund and interest as far as possible, all moneys stau(lin«( from time to time at the credit of the General Siniiing Fund, created under this Act in the payment and satisfac- tion at maturity of the said existing Debentures of the said Corporation now outstandhig and unmatured; Provided moreover, that the said Corporation shall levy and collect as aforesaid in each year, after such pur- chase and redemption of the said Debentures firstly in the preamble to this Act mentioned, whether the same may have been purchased and redeemed before or at the maturity thereof, a sum equal to the annual interest previously paid on the said now existing Debentures so purchased and redeemed, until the time that new Debentures authorized to be issued under this Act, would have matured had such new Debentures been issued for the purpose of paying the said existing Debentures so purchased with General Sinking Fund moneys as aforesaid, and all interest moneys so raised under this section shall be immedi- ately placed at the credit of the General Sinking Fund Account, created under the authority of this Act, and no moneys of the General Sinking Fund created under this Act shall be invested in securities other than the said Debentures hereinbefore mentioned, without the sanction of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council. 1 0. The said General Sinking Fund rate or annual sum of eleven thousand seven hundred dollars, and the said interei«;t moneys required to be raised, levied and collected in and by the ninth section of this Act, shall be placed at the credit of an account to be called the "General Sinking Fund Account," and the moneys hereby required to be levied to provide for the annual interest on the Debentures issued under the authority 481 of this Act and outstanding from time to time, shall be placed at the credit of an account to be called "The Special Interest Account " by the Treasurer of the said City out of the first moneys paid to him in each year by the Collector or Collectors of Taxes, or by the tax- payers of the said City, after providing for the interest mentioned in the thirteenth section of this Act, and such General Sinking Fund Account or Special Interest Account moneys shall on no account be used or applied by the said Corporation or Treasurer for any other purpose than those authorized by this Act. I I . The Corporation shall be bound to make tjood Defioieney to • 1 • /• 1 y-N T ^' made good and provide in each year out of the General Revenue out of rates, of the said City for such year, the difference, if any, that will arise in such year between the interest that shall accrue on the invested General Sinking Funds and the interest which should accrue on such funds calculated at the rate of five per cent, per an- num, and place the same at the credit of the said General Sinking Fuik Account. 1 2. Notwithstanding the provisions of " The Muni- R»t« limited to one oent cipal Institutions Act," it shall not, until the expiration »ndahaif. of the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty- eight, be lawful for the Council of the Municipal Cor- poration of the City of Ottawa, to assess, levy or col- lect in any one year, on the whole rateable property within said City a rate higher in the aggregate than one and a half cents on the dollar on the actual value thereof, exclusive of the school rates : Provided always that it in any year the whole sum collectable under a rate of one and a half cents on the dollar as aforesaid will no, equal the amount of moneys required by the i. : [i P II Ui ! ■ ■■! Year It levy of interesr ■ 432 provisions of this Act to be provided, levied and col- lected in such year, then and in such case the said Council shall in any such year assess, levy and collect as aforesaid, such further and higher rate as will suftice for and provide the same. 13. From aiwl alter the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, it shall only be necessary under the By-laws of the said (.ov- poration, or under the Special Acts of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, under which the Debentures firstly in the preamble to this Act mentioned were severally issued, for the Corporatior) of the City of Ottawa to assess and levy in each year such rate or rates thereunder, and for the Water Works Commis- sioners of the City of Ottawa to reserve yearly from the revenues derived from the Water Works of thti said City, for the construction of which a portion of the said Debentures were issued, such sum or sums as shall be sufficient lespectively to discharge the interest which shall accrue due in such year upon all such of the Debentures firstly in the preamble to this Act mentioned as may still remain outstanding and unsatisfied. dSmVo' w»ttr 14. Any surplus revenue derived from the supply Workij ^^. ^^^gj. ^y |.|,e Water Works of the said City, alter providing for the interest on the Debentures issued to provide money for their construction as in the thir- teenth section provided, and for the expenses at- tendant upon the ni«.:itenance of the said works, shall, to the amount of eleven thousand seven hundred dollars, being the amo-nt of the Sinking Fund which the said Corporation is required anuaahy to assess I 433 and levy under this Act, or in case the said surplus should be less than the said sum of eleven thousand seven hundred dollars, then to the whole anioutft of such surplus, be paid over, in the year in which such surplus shall accrue, to the Treasurer of the said City, and become a part of the geneial revenue of the sai«i (^ity, unless the said (Corporation shall nejrL, t t-i provide in any year the said General Sinking Fund Rate or sum of eleven thousand seven hundred dollars authorized to be annually levied under this Act, in which case and as often as the same s^hall occur, the said sum of eleven thousand seven hundred dollars of the said surplus Water Works revenue, or such less sum as the said surplus may amount to, shall be applied towards and placed at the credit of the said General Sinking Fund Account in the year in which such surplus shall accrue ; Provided always, that if there shall be in any year anj' surplus revenue derived from the supply of water as aforesaid, after making provisions tor the payment of interest, costs of maintenance and the said sum of eleven thousand seven hundred dollars in manner aforesaid, then all such surplus shall be immediately placed at the credit and become a part of the General Sinking Fund author- ized to be created under this Act, until all ot the De- bentures issued hereunder shall have been fully paid and satisfied. rereniie. 1 5. So soon as any of the Debentures firstly in the water Works preamble to this Act mentioned wh^ch are issued for Water Works purposes shall be purchased by the said Corporation before or at maturity thereof under the ninth section of this Act, or shall be redeemed by renewal Debentures under this Act, or whenever such i ' f Ineonsietont geotiona re- pealed' Sarylus mon*ya. 434 renewal Debentures sliall '^e purchaHed before ma- turity under tlie said section, then the Water Works Commissioners of the said ^ity, or the person or per- sons, body or bodies corporate or politic, in which their powers may from time to time hereafter become vested, shall pay to the Treasurer of the said Corpora- tion in each year a -urn equal to the sum which the said Corporation are hereby required to levy and col- lect for interest on the sa.d Water Works Debenturea 01 their renewals, under the sixth and ninth sections of this Act, the intention of this beinjy that all interest on existing Debentures issued for Water Works pur- poses, or on their renewals, or on any such Water Works Debentures or renewal Debentures as may be redeemed with said General Sinking Fund moneys, under the authority of this Act, shall be paid and satistied out of the revenue arising from the Water Works of the said City. 16. Any section or sections, or part or parts of sec- tions in the Special Acts of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, authorizing the construction of the Water Works of the City of Ottawa, inconsistent with the provisions 'A this Act are hereby repealed. 17. The Municipal Corporation of the City of Ottawa shall have power at any tim*» to pla«e to the credit of the General Sinking Fund created under the authority of this Act, any surplus moneys belong- ing to the said Corporation, either in lieu of the Special Interest and Sinking Fund rates required to be levied and collected under this Act, ia which case guch special rates may be reduced to such rate or rates as shall be sufficient to raise the residue only of th§ ^35 amount required to bo inisoil as intorest and .sinkitjtr fuid under the autliority of this Act, or as an addi- tion to the (Jenerai Sinkin^r Fund, for the purpose of providing a fuither fund for the paytnent, before or at m xturity of the Debentures lirstly in the preamble to this Act mentioned, or of tlie Debentures issued under the authority of tiiis Act. I 8. The rates authorized to be imposed heniunder R»te», how shpJl, for the purposes of collection and otherwise, b<^ constructed to be imposed under the Municipal Act^: and the Assessment Acts, and all the powers therein contained for the collection of a municipal rate or rates shall apply thereto. 19. The General Sinking Fund Account created^ under the authority of this Act, and all moneys ''*'*''"• required by the provisions of this A' t to be placed at the credit of the said account by the Treasurer of the said Corporation, shall, unless or until such monevt. shall tto invested as hereinbefore provided, bs kept and deposited from time to time, as the sums may be received by him, in the Ottawa Agency of the Que- bec Bank, or in such other of the chartered Banks of the Dominion of Canada hr.ving an agencj^ in the said City as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council shall direct, until required for the purpose of payir^g the said Debentures. 20, All expenses attending the sale or negotiation EziienseB of the Debentuies issued under this Act, and all dis- "V^^'^^^ debetitards. counts thereon, if any, shall be paid out of the general revenue of the said City in the yeai succeeding such «n1o nv norrnfifl.+.inn •" "t^ lii !-;( 436 By law not to 21. The By-Uw or By-laws of the said Corporation r/quireas«ent. ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^. ^^^ authority of this Act, shall not re- quire to be submitted to or have the assent of the electors of the said City before the final passing thereof. Irregularities not to invali- date. Bdght8 of debeniure holder i>. 22. No irregularity in the form of the said Deben- tures or of the By-laws authorizing the issue thereof, shall render the same invalid or illegal, or be allowed I.S a defence to any action brought against the said Corporation for the recovery of the amount of the said Debentures and interest or any or either of them or any part thereof. 23. In case any holder of any of the Debentures firstly in the preamble to this Act mentioned shall be at any tune dissatisfied with the provisions of this Act with respect to the General Sinking Fund author- ized to be created under this Act for the redemption at or before the maturity thereof, of such Debenture or Debentures, or their renewal Debentures, then the said Corporation shall be bound, within six calendar months after notica in writing of the dissatisfaction of such holder left by him tor the Treasurer ol the said Corporation, at the place where such first men- tioned Debenture is payable ; either to redeem the Debenture or Debentures specified in such notice as provided in ♦.he ninth section of this Act, if the said holder and the said Corporation agree that the said Debenture or Debentures shall be so redeemed, or in default thereof to take from the first moneys standing at the credit of the General Sinking Fund authorized to be created under the seventh and eighth sections of this Act, and place to the credit of the " Debenture ration LOt re- af the )assing Deben- hereof, llowed le said he said lem or eatures shall be of this author- jinption benture ben the jalendar sfaction r ol the rst meu- eem the lotice as the said the said ed, or in standing ithorized 'ctions of debenture 437 Eegister Sinking Fund Account" authorized to be created under sub-section three of this section, a sum equal to the proportionate amount of the Sinking Fund which should remain at the credit of the Deben- ture or Debentures specified in such notice according to the terms of the By-law or By-laws of the said Ci )oration, or of the special Act or Acts of the Legis- lative Assembly of Ontario, as the case may be, under the authori\iy of which such Debenture or Debentures were severally issued, and thereafter to continue the levy and collection with respect to such Debentures of s, fro rata amount of the Sinkmg Fund originaliy named in such By-law or By-laws, or in such special Act or Acts ; Provided always that such notice shall state the number, amount, date of issue, and name of holder or holders ot each of the Debentures specified in such notice, and shall be accompanied with a decla- ration setting forth that the person claiming to be the holder of such Debenture or Debentures is, the bona fide holder thereof. (2.) In cfi the said Corporation shall agree to re- a«demption deem any such Debenture, as in this section provided, and the moneys at the credit of the General Sinking Fund authorized to be created under the seventh and eighth sections of this Act shall be insufficient for that purpose, then th^^ said Corporation shall have power, for the purpose of raising a redemption fund to pay off such Debentures, to issuo a Special Debenture or Debentures to mature in the same year as that origin- ally fixed for the maturity of the Deber.ture or Deben- tures to be redeemed as aforesaid, in which case such Special Debentures shall be considered as substituted for the Debentures redeemed thereby, and shall be 43S Debenture register. \m renewable at their maturity under the provisions of this Act to the same extent as the said Debentures redeemed thereby would have been, if not redeemed under this section. (3.) In case, under the provisions of this section, it shall be necessary to continue the levy and collection as aforesaid of the proportional amount of the origi- nal Sinking Fund, of any of the Delentures firstly in the preamble to this Act mentioned, the Treasurer of the said Corporation shall enter the number, amount, date of issue, name of the holder or holders, amount of the annual Sinking Fund of such Debenture or Debentures, and the amount carried to the credit of such Debenture or Debentures under this section, in a book to be kept for that purpose, and to be styled a " Debenture Register," and all moneys of the Sinking Fund of such Debenture or Debentures last aforesaid, shall be^n additional sinking fund to the General Sinking Fund authorized to be created under the seventh section of this Act, and shall be deposited at the bank or banks mentioned in the nineteenth section of this Act, to the credit of a ser arate Sinking Fund account, to be styled "Debenture Register Sinking SSr sinkfn?'" Fund Account," and shall be used by the said Gorpora- fand account. ^.^^ ^^^ ^^ purpose whatever, other than the redemp- tion at or before maturity of the particular Debenture or Debentures in respcc.t of which such moneys are respectively deposited as aforesaid. Copies of this 24. It shall be the duty of the said Corporation to wheJedlben- leave at the place or places where the Debentures firstly in the premable to this Act mentioned are res- pectively payable, copies of this Act and printed iS9 notices directed to the holders ot such Debentures, and Copies of this stating that copies of this Act are so left as aforesaid, -^haJdSbln- tares p -yahle. and that the said Corporation intends to avail itself of the provisions of this Act ; and one of such notices, and (if demanded) a copy ot this Act shall at every such place, and by, or on behalf of said Corporation, be given to every person, who within twelve calendar months after the passing of this Act, lawfully presents himself at such place to receive payment of any interest due, or to come due upon any such debenture. SCHEDULE. Form « A." Consolidated Loan Debenture. No. Province of Ontario. City of Ottawa. £ Stg. Under and by virtue of the Act passed in the forty- tirst year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and chaptered , and by vii oue of By-law No. , of the CorporuXion of the City of Ottawa, passed under the powers contained in the said Act. The Corporation of the ^Jity of Ottawa promise to pay the bearer at , in the sum of pounds sterling, on the day of , A.D. , and the half-yearly coupons hereto attached, as the same shall severally become due. A. B., [l. s.] Mayor. C. D , ^4i fill 440 STATEMENT " B." statement Showiiiff in detail that the sum of $11,700, collected abowing sum- n . n* - . i? ftundf each year from 1878 to 1927, is sufficient tor a General Sinking Fund for the payment of the Debenture Debt, provided the Debentures as they become due are extended for a period of twenty years, and the Sinking Fund invested so as to yield five per centum compounded yearly. 1877 Nov. 1 — Amornt at present at credit of Sinking Fund.,. $130,000 1903— May 1— Interest at 5 p. c. from Nov. 1st, 1877, to date 321,224 $461,224 1903— May 1— A yearly Sinking Fund of $11,700 from May 1st, 1879, to May 1st, 1903, will amount to 520,673 971,897 19()3_May 1— First Ballot of Water Works Debentures tail due, £20,- 000 stg 97,334 874,563 1908— May 1— luterest from May 1st, 1903, to date 241,554 1,116,117 May 1 — Second Ballot of Water Works Debentures, £20,- 000 stg 97,384 1,018,783 f flfwyi 441 1911 — Nov, 1 — Interest from May 1st, 1908, suteasnt ^ >.^ showing iuffl- to date $190,069 cienoyofrink- iDg fund. 1,208,852 " Nov. 1 -Debenture 310 falls due for... 35,000 1,173,852 1913— May 1— Interest from Nov. 1st, 1911, to date .S9,506 1,263,358 May 1— Third Ballot of Waterworks Debentures. £20,000 stg.... 97,334 1,166,024 " Nov. 1 — Interest from May 1st, 1913, to date 29,150 1,195,174 " Nov. 1— Debenture 337 falls due 584,000 611,174 1915— May 1— Interest from Nov. 1st, 1913, to date 46,602 657,776 " May 1— Debenture 371 falls due 301,734 356,042 1916 — Nov. 1— Interest from May 1st, 1915, to date 27,148 383,190 ♦' Nov. 1— Debenture 398 falls due 130,000 253,190 1918— May 1— Interest from Nov. 1st, 1916, to date 19,306 272,496 t-i uKur-'a I 442 statemenw 1 9 18~ May 1 -Fourth Ballot of Water 2?e'*n'^y5t's'i?k- Works Debentures falls *°''"°^' due, £20,000 stg $97,334 175,162 1923— May 1— Interest from May 1st, 1918, to date 48,379 223,541 •* May 1 — Balance of first issue of Water Works Debentures falls due, £22,720 stg. ... 1 10>571 112,970 1924— May 1— -Interest from May 1st, 1923, to date 5'64S 118,618 1924— May 1— Sinking fund of $11,700 from May 1st, 1904, to May 1st, 1924, amounts to 386,871 505,489 May 1— Second issue of Water Works Debentures falls due 449,680 55,809 1927 May 1— Interest fr(»m May 1st, 1924, to date..... -*^.795 64.604 May 1 -Sinking Fund of $11,700 from May 1st, 1925, to May l.sc, 1927, amounts to 36,884 101,488 443 1927— May —Third issue of Water Woiks statement showing suffl- Debentures fall due $100,000 ?ie"cy ot sink. ' in( fund. Balance 1,488 ,. I Preamble* ':;| :il 1 ii ■ i i W^ il Power to borrow for water worka purpoies. 52 VIC, CAP. 67. An Act to enable the Corporation of the City of Ottawa to issue Debentures for Water Works purposes. Whereas the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, have by their petition repre- sented that the limits of the Municipality have been recently extended so as to include within the said City of Ottawa, certain villages and adjacent lands, and that the inhabitants of such villages and adjacent lands should have tl e Water Works s^'stem of the City of Ottawa improved and extended for the purpose of supplying them with water, and that it is impossible tc meet the wants of the said inhabitants otherwise than by borrowing the money to do so by the iseue of debentures ; and whereas it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition ; Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province ot Ontario, enacts as follows :— 1. It shall be lawful for the Council of the Corpora- tion of the City of Ottawa, for the purpose of enlarg- ing and improving the Water Works system of the City of Ottawa, to pass a By-law or By-laws to author- ize the issue of debentures of the said Corporation for a sum of money not exceeding $150,000, in such sums of not less than $loO, as the said Corporation may deem expedient, which said debentures shall be made pay- able not more than thirty years from the day on which 446 they respectively bear date, and may be in the form A, in the schedule to this Act set forth ; which said debentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding tive per cent, per annum, payable half yearly, and such debentures shall be signed by the Mayor and the Treas- urer of the said City for the time being, and may be made payable, either in sterling or currency, in Great Britain, in this Province or elsewhere as to tiie Coun- cil of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa shall seem expedient. 8. For the purpose of providing a sinking fund for ProTiejon t«» the payment of the said debentures, and the interest on 5Jg^*n',ei. the same, semi-annually, the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa shall raise, annually, from the water rates, and with the authority conferred upon them in and by the Act of the Legislature of this Pro- vince, intituled, " An Act fm' the construction of Water Works for the City of Ottawa" and the Acts amending the same, a sum of money sufficient to pay the interest semi-annually on the days appointed for the payment thereof, upon the principal money of the said debentures; and shall also raise annually, a further sum not less than one and one-half per cent, on the principal of the said debentures sufficient to form a sinking fund to pay off the principal money when the same shall become payable, such sum to be in addition to the moneys required to be raised, to meet the charges of maintenance, the cost of renewals, the amounts re- quired for the payment of the interest on the water works debentures already isBued and for the payment of the sinkng fund, amounting annually to $11,700, as required by section 14 of The Act to consolidate the Debenture Debt of the (jity of Ottawa^ passed in the m :. i^i:" iu 'jl' 446 forty-first .year of Her Majesty's reign, and cliaptcrcd 37, and sucli sum to be also in addition to tlie moneys required to meet the sinking fund and interest on tlie debentures issued under the authority of an Aet of tlie Legislature of this Province, intituled, An Act respect- ing the City of Ottawa'' passed in the fiftieth year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered 59, and the said Corporation shall pay the principal money and interest on the said debentures herein authorized to be issued, as the same shall from time to time fall due. •f Kill t i #• i ' ' ■'■■ Defieiency, if aoy, in iiraoiiDt required lor payment )f debentares to be railed by special rate. Aflsent of electors not required. 3. If, from any cause, the moneys annually accruing from water rates, after deducting the present charges thereon, shall be l^ss than the sum of money from time to time necessary for the payment of the interest, and of the sinking, fund to pay off the debentures herein authorized to be issued, it shall be the duty of the Cor- poration of the (vity of Ottawa, and they are hereby authorized and required, when, and as often as the same may occur, forthwith to settle, impose, levy, and collect an equal special rate upon all the asses ible property of the City of Ottawa, in the manner, and with the like powers as shall exist in respect to muni- pal assessments, rates, and taxes, and out of the pro- ceeds thereof, to pay and discharge all sums of money for interest or principal which shall or may be due, or accruing due, to meet the interest and sinking fund, to pay the debentures herein authorized to be issued. 4. The by-law or by-laws of the said Corporation, passed under the authority of this Act, shall not require to be submitted to, or to have the assent of the electors of the said City before the final passing thereof ; nor shall it be necessary that any of the provisions of The 447 Municipal Act^ relatinj^ to by-laws for creating debts be complied with. 5. No defect in substance or in the form of the said '"»*F"'*,'?i'V debentures, or of the by-laws authorizing the issue <*•'>•'»*»>""• thereof, shall render the same invalid or illegal, or be allowed as a defence to any action brought against the said Corporation tor the recovery of the amount of the said debentures and interest, or any or either of them or any part thereof. SCHEDULE. Water Works Debentures. No. Ths Province of Ontario, City of Ottawa. Under and by virtue of the Act passed in the fifty- second year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Vic- toria, and Chaptered , and by virtue of By-law No. , of the Corporation of the City ot Ottawa, passed under the powers contained in the said Act. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa, promise to pay the bearer, at in the sum of on the day of A.D. , and the half-yearly coupons hereto attached as the same shall severally become due. Mayor, Treasurer. |j I* i',.i 53 VIC, CAP. 97. An Act to enable the poration ot the City of Ottawa to issue Debentures for Vi ater- works purposes. Preambi. WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, have by their petition repre- sented that it i8 desirable and necessary in the interests of the residents of the City of Ottawa to secure a anpply of pure water and for that purpose to extend and improve the waterworks system of the City of Ottawa ; and that it is necessary to borrow a sum of money not exceeding in the whole tlie sum of $100,000 for the purposes aforesaid ; and whereas it is expe- dient t-^ grant the prayer ol the said petition : Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows : 1 It shall be lawful for the Council of the Corpor- Power to issue *• ^t own. i v> a a. a wate? work!"' ation of the City of Ottawa, for the purpose of extend- ing and improving the waterworks system of the City of Ottawa, to pass a By law or By-laws to authorize the issue of debentures of the said Corporation for a sum of money not exceeding $100,000, in such sums of not less than $100 eaqh as the said Corporation may deem expedient, which said debentures shall be made payable not more than thirty years from the day on which they . respectively bear date, and may be in the form in the schedule to this Act set forth, which said debentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding five per purposes. • 1?-^~'l 449 centum per annum, payable half yearly, and such de^jenturea shall he signed hy the Mayor and the Treasurer of the said City for the time being, and may be made payable either in sterling or currency in Great Britain, in this Province or elsewhere, as to the said Council of the said Corporation of the City of Ottawa shall seem expedient. 2. For the purpose of providing a sinkini' fund for Payment of the payment of the said debentures and the interest on and intereit. the same semi-annually, the Council of the Corpor- ation of the City '^f Ottawa shall raise annually from the water ratec and with the authority conferred upon them in and by the Act of the Legislature of this Province, intituled "An Act for the construction of T^ .terworks for the City of Ottawa," and the Acts amending the same, a sum of money sufficient to pay the interest semi-annually on the days appointed for the payment thereof, upon the principal money of said debentures, and shall also raise annually a further 8ur»i not less than one and one-half per cent, on the princi- pal of the said debentures sufficient to form a sinking fund to pay off the principal money when the same shall become payable, such sum to be in addition to the moneys required to be raised to meet the charges of maintenance, the cost of renewals, the amounts required for the payment of the interest on the water- works debentures already issued, and for the payment of the sinking fund amounting annually to $11,700, as required by section 14 of the "Act to consolidate the Debenture Debt of the City of Ottawa," passed in the 41st year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered 37, and such sum also to be in addition to the moneys 29 450 debentures issued under the authority of an Act of the Legislature of this Province, intituled Arv Act respect- ive the City of Ottawa, passed in the 50th year of Her Majesty's r3ign, and chaptered 59, and such sum also to be in addition to the moneys required to meet the sinking fund and interest on the debentures issued under the authority of an Act of the Legislature of this Province, intituled "An Act to enable the Corpor- ation of che Cit; of Ottawa to issue D'jbentures for Waterworks purpo.-es," passed in the 52nd year of Her Majesty's reign, and chaptered 07, and the said Corporation shall pay the principal money and interest on the said debentures herein authorized to be issued, as the same shall from time to time fall due. SpMiairate. 3. If fr'^m auy cause the moneys annually accruing from th". water rates, after deducting the present charges thereon, shall be less than the snm of money from time to time necessary for the payment of the interest and of the sinking fund to pay off the debentures herein authorized to be issued, it shall he the duty of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa and they are hereby authorized and required when and as often as the same may occur forthwith to settle, impose, levy and collect an equal special rate upon all the assessable property of the City of Ottawa, in the manner and with the like powers as shall exist in respect to municipal assessment rates and taxes, and out of the proceeds thereof to pay and discharge all sums of money for interest or principal which shall or may be due or accruing due to meet the interest and sinking fund to pay the debentures herein authorized to be issued. Assent of 4. The Hy-law or By-laws of the said Corporation Jequlred?** pasocd Under tlie auth(>ritj of this Act, shall not t of the respect- • of Her um also neet the 3 issued ature of Corpor- nres for year of the said interest e issued, accruing present f money ment of y off the all le the tawa and ji) and as o settle, upon all ;tawa, in hall exist axes, and iharge all li shall or erest and iithorized 451 require to be submitted to or to have the assent of the electors of the said City before the final passing thereof, nor shall it be necessary that any of the pro- visions of The Municipal Act relating to By-laws f or J*!^-^ ^tat,, creating debts be complied with. 6. No defect in substance or in the form of the said irreguiaritieg debentures or of the By-laws authorizmg the issue invalidate thereof, shall render the same invalid or illegal, or be allowed as a defence to any action brought against the said Corporation for the recovery of the amount of the said debentures and interest, or any or either of them, or any part thereof. SCHEDULE. {Section 1.) Watek Works Debentures. No. $ Province of Ontario, City of Ottawa. Under and by virtue of the Act passed in the fifty- third year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and chaptered , and by virtue of By-law No. , of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa, passed under the powers contained in the said Act. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa, promise to pay the bearer at in the sum of (m the day of A.D. and the half yearly coupons hereto attached as the same shall severally become due. Mayor, I iporati<»n shall not Treasurer I I'r" Preamble. 24 VIO., CAP, 57. An Act to authorizt the Corporation of the City of Ottawa to continue William Street to the Market tSqua ^. [Assented to 18th May, 186L] Whereas the Corporation of the City of Ottawa have, by their petition, set torth that the interests of the inhabitants of the City of Ottawa imperatively require that there should be established, and opened up, a street or communication in continuation of William Street, in the said City, through from George Street to York Street, across Lots nurAbers Ten and Eleven, on the North side of George Street, and Lots numbers Ten and Eleven, on the South side of York Street, in the said City, in order to aflord convenient access to the By Ward Market therein ; that for cer- tain reasons therein stated, they are unable to estab- lish and open up the saiJ road or street wvhout the authority of Parliament : and ha^^^ pra ed for m Act to enable them to open up and establislL the said road or street, across the said lands, without th^- consent of the parties interested in the sai'l lands or any of them, upon making comp^nss^fcion rlierefor-, and whereas it appears that the parties in^ crested in the property on and over which it is proposed such street shall be opened up are now consenting parties hereto ; and it is thereibre expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition : Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legisiauve Coun- cil and Assembly of Canada, enacts as follows : 1 453 of the Q Street 186L] ■ Ottawa ifcerests of )eratively id opened nation of .m George 3 Ten and and Lots I of York onvenient t for cer- 3 to estab- "i/hout the for in Act said road consent of or any of efoT", and 3ted in the such street ies hereto ; J prayer of y, by and uve Coun- iws : 1. For and notwithstanding anything in the Con- corporation solidated Statutes for Upper Canada, Chapter fiftv- •a» singular the provisions of the said provisions of Chapter fifty-i'our of the Consolidated '^'>' ,4.tutes for pai Acttonp- r^ . ply ' except Upper Canada, excepting only Section divee hundred Seo.ci9. Fablie Aot. 454 and nineteen thereof, shall be applicable to all pro- ceedings to be taken under this Act, for the establish- ing and opening up of the said street or road, in the same manner and to the same extent as if the said Corporation were legally pi'oceeding, without the ' ou- sent of the owners, under the said Act, to establish and open up a street, road or other public commuiii cation. 3. This Act shall be a public Act. all pi'o- ostablish- id, in the the said t the ' ou- establish commuui "^IfT'f'T 24 VIC, CAP. 58. All A-ct to confirm the Survey of certain parts of the ^ 'ity of Ottawa* I Assented to IHtk May, 1861.] Whereas the original surveys of the broken lots Preamble, lettered A and B, in the concessions lettered C and D, in the Township of Nepean, now included within the limits of the City of Ottawa, and comprising lands formerl}' vested in the Principal Officers of Her Majesty's Ordnance, in trust for Her Majesty, and now vested in Her Majesty, for the benefit, use and purposes of this Province, had disappeared, and the plans thereof had been destroyed by tire, and it ac- cordingly became necessary that a correct survey and plan thereof should be made; And whereas in. the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, John Stoughton Dennis, Provincial Land Surveyor, was employed by the Commissioner of Crown Lands to renew and complete the surveys of the said broken lots ; And whereas the said John Stoughton Dennis did, under the said authority, make a survey and a report th^^reof, with a plan, to the said Commissioner of Crown Lands ; And whereas since such survey, the said John Stoughton Dennis, under instructions of the said Commissioner of Crown Lands, did reconsider the same, and has altered the same, as by the amended plan, now produced and substituted by the said John Stoughton Dennis, and signed by the said Commissioner of Crown Lands, in approval i : ^i^ a Survey and plan of broken lots A and B, in oonoessions C and D of Nepean, made by J. S. Den- nis, in 1859, oonfirmed. •!|}ll' Proriio. 456 thereof, and dated the tenth May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, now appears ; And whereas the said survey, as so amended and approved, is a correct and true survey, and the said plan thereof exhibits in detail the admeasurement of every lot heretofore set oft' on the said broken lots, and the true direction and width of the several streets laid oft" on the said broken lots, and the dimensions and boundaries of the said streets in relation to the con- tiguous town lots, forming portions of the said broken lots, and to the subdivisions of such town lots between respective purchasers thereof from the CJrown; And whereas it is expedient that the said survey and plan should be confirmed by law : Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Assembly of Canada, enacts as follows : 1. The said amended survey of the broken lots lettered A and B, in the concessions C and D, in the Township of Nepean, now included within the li.nits of the City of Ottawa, and comprising lands formerly vested in the Principal Officers of Her Majesty's Oidnance, in trust for Her Majesty, and now vested in Her Majesty, for the benelit, use and purposes of this Province, so made as aforesaid by the said John Stoughton Dennis, and the plan thereof, intituled " Plan of part of the City of Ottawa," signed by him, and bearing date at Toronto, the twentieth of October, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, and de- posited of record in the office of the Commissioner of Crown Lands, are, and shall be deemed to be, to all intents and purposes whatsoever, a true and correct survey and plan of the same ; Provided, nevertheless, that nothing in this Act shall be held or construed as .uMii '3 ^■^fiii id eight whereas ed, is a thereof ■ every and the 5 laid otf )iis aud the coii- :l broken between vn; And and plan Majesty, 3gislative ollowfs : 3ken lots L), ill the ;he li ill its formerly Majesty's 3W vested irposes of said John intituled d by him, f October, B, and de- issioner of be, to all nd correct vertheless, nstrued as 48T establishing the existence of the western boundary of the said lettered lot B, in the said concession lettered C, northerly of the point where the said boundary first intersects the southerly edge of the River Ottawa. 2. All boundary lines, governing points, posts, Boundary , , . Iinei, poBU, boundaries, stones or monuments placed or planted at Ac .piHced , ' "^ by Dennis the front or rear angles ot town lots or parcels of land confirmed, (hereinafter called " lots "), or on ths lines of streets in the said broken lots, for the purpose of shewing the width and depth of such lots and the lines and direc- tions of such streets as set forch in the said survey and exhibited on the said plan, shall be, and the same are hereby declared to be the true boundaries ot the said lots and of the said streets, and of every such lot and street respectively, whether, upon admeasurement, any such lot shall be found to contain the exact width, or more or less than the exact width, that may be expressed in any grant or instrument in respect of such boundaries or lines mentioned or expressed, and the limits of each such lot, so ascertained and marked as aforesaid, shall be the true limits thereof, and each lot shall embrace the whole width and depth con- tained within the posts, stones, monuments or boundaries planted and placed by the said John Stoughton Dennis to mark the same, and described in the said survey, and exhibited on the said plan, any- thing in any such giant <»r instrument to the contrary notwithstanding. 3. All the several lots described ascertain lots, by Lcte^bound- i I , . ., , . ed in the said numbers or letters, as the case may be, on certain survey tc be t)«ken to be streets or in certain ranges, heretofore leased or con- the lots leased " or conveyed veyed by the Principal Officers of Her Majesty's JJaJ'e.whaV »Mi ■ 458 If $; a •TTb. their Ordnance, which mid lots aie supposed to have been present extent. ^^^^^^^ ^^ j.^^^j^ drawn in accordance with the descriptions severally contained in the leases or con- veyances thereof, and which are nc»w bounded by lines drawn and monuments planted in the course ot the said survey, as shown by the said |)lan thereof, are hereby declared to be the same several lots, on the same' several streets, respectively, as numbered or lettered, as the case may be ; and the same shall be severally represented by, and shall severally consist of all the land contained within the respective limits thereof, according to the said survey and plan, and shall be bounded by the re«pective outlines as fixed there- by, whether the courses and lengths of such outlines shall or shall not agree with the courses and lengths of the respective outlines in the leases or conveyances by or under which the said several lots may be held. 4 Whenever any such lot so leased as aforesaid Provision il *• '^ "^^^ J , ,, x-j. u SonVa?nrfe«' Contains, by the said plan, less than the quantity ot STnThedeed. land mentioned in the lease thereof, the Commissioner of Crowr. Lands shall make a proportionate reduction / in the rent of the lot from the date of the lease ; and whenever any such lot so leased as aforesaid contains by the said plan, more than the quantity of land mentioned in the lease thereof, tlie rent thereof shall be propprtionately increased from the date of such lease ; Provided sU(;h excess or deficiency is equal to one-tenth of the lotas described in the lease. Proviso. The same as to any lot sold. 5. Whenever any such lot so conveyed as afore- said, contains by the said plan less than the quantity of land mentioned in the conveyance thereof, the Commissioner of Crof^^n Lands shall, at any time i,ve been ^rith the i or oon- by Hues e ot the L'eof, are , on the bered or shall be ^ consist ve limits and shall Bd there I outlines rl lengths iveyances be held. aforesaid lantitv of missioner reduction ease ; and i contains y of land jreof shall e of such is equal to 459 upon application being made after the passing of this Act, compensate the owner thereof, either in money or land, or by a reduction of the price of the lot, for such deficiency ; and whenever any such lot, m) con- Andifanyiot veyed as aforesaid, contains by the said plan more than^menMon*. ,1.1 x'i o 1 , ed in the deed. than the quantity of laud mentioned in the convey- ance thereof, the price thereof shall be proportionately increased, and the holder thereof shall be bound to pay to the Crown the additional price thereof, with interest thereon from the date of the passing of this Ace ; provided such excess or deficiency is equal to proviso, one-tenth of the lot as described in the conveyance ; And provided also, that the party affected thereby is „ . . " 1 •/ Proriso. not entitled under any pre-existing agreement with the Principal Oflficers of Her Majesty's Ordnance, to such excess without additional charge. 6 The streets in the said portion of the City of streets rested Ottawa, laid out in the course of the said survey, and roration. shown on the said plan, shall be vested in the Cor- poration of the City of Ottawa, provided the same be Provieo. established and assumed by a By-law of the said (Cor- poration, within twelve months from and after the passing of this Act. 7. The allowance foi- road across the said lettered certain nwd lots A and B, between the said lettered concessions C annunSd! and D, shall cease to be an allowance for a public road or highway. J JilfflJ! :■ 5 • i» ' ^^1 1<* i f '1 fe ) I i as afore- e quantity lereof, the any time PreumMe. 'I liiiiiif jiTnii i 24 VIC, CAP. 59 An Act to authorize the Corporation of the City ()f Ottawa to collect certain Taxes in arrear tor the year one taousand eight hundred and fifty -nine. {Anaented to l^th May, 1H61.] Whereas By-laws numbers seventy-nine, ninety- seven, one hundred and two, and one hundred and eighteen, of the Corporation ot the City of Ottawa, provide that certain yearly special raten shall be levied for the purpose of paying the Interest and creating a Sinking Fund for the payment of the Prin- cipal sums in the said By-laws mentioned; And whereas the »aid Sf)ecial Rates, in consequence of the great increase in the value of property in the said MunicipaUty, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, produced a sum far beyond what was necessary for the purpose of paying the said Interest and Principal as aforesaid ; Whereupon, the Corpora- tion by their By-law number one hundred and sixty- seven directed that in the year one thousan.i eight hundred and fifty-nine, a certain reduced rate should be levied for the purposes aforesaid, under which By- law a portion of the said rates was collected, but the ^ residue thereof still remains unpaid ; And whereas it is just and expedient that the Corporation should ha- e •authority to collect such residue, notwithstanding such By-law has been quashed : Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the F "'Wf' )t' the xes in eight H61.] ninety- red and Ottawa, (hall be est and he Prin- 1; And e of the the said hundred rhat was Interest Corpora- id sixty- in(i eight ;e should hich By- , but the whereas it )uld ha"" e istanding ore, Her nt of the 461 Legislative Cv,..ncil and Assembly of Canada, enact« as follows : 1. By-law number one hundred and sixty -seven of By-law No. i«7 the 'Corporation of the City of Ottawa is hereby *«"» under u declared to have been and is a good and legal By-law notwithstanding the same may have been quashed, and it shall and may be lawful for the said Corpora- tion at any time to collect all Taxes still unpaid under the said By-law number one hundred and sixty-seven. Il 2. This Act shall be deemed a Public Act. Publio Aot. ■.■.u< IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) / // ^ .V % 1.0 I.I 11.25 2.2 I^||2j8 12.5 £t 1^ 12.0 U |||ll.6_ 7] v: V s PhoTDgraphic Sdaices Corporation A-> uuBCT MAIM CTBiit WEBSTER, N,Y. 14580 (716) R72-4&03 %' K 1 'iH'i 38 VIC, CAP. 39. An Act to authorize the Corporation of the City of Ottawa to mortgage the Wellington Ward Market property and other property therein mentioned, for a sufficient sum to erect suitable market buildings thereon. [Assented to ilst December, 1874.] Preamble. WHEREAS the Corporation of the City of Ottawa are possessed of a certain piece of ground in the said City, known as the Wellington Ward Market, bounded on the north by Wellington street 'in the said City of Ottawa, on the east by lot eleven, measuring west- ward on tlie south side of Wellington street aforesaid, and lot numbor eleven, measuring westward on the north side of Sparks street in the said City of Ottawa, and on the south by Sparks street aforesaid, and on the west by the eastern boundary of lot number twelve, measuring westward on the north side of Sparks street aforesaid, and of lot number twelve, measuring westward on the south side of Wellington street aforesaid ; And whereas, the said Corporation of the City of Ottawa have lately acquired and are now possessed of lots numbers nine, ten, and east halt of lot eleven, measuring westward on the south side of Sparks i^treet aforesaid, and lots nine, ten, and east half of lot eleven, measuring westward on the north side of Queen street in the said City, for the purpose of ex- tending said Wellington Ward Market ; And whereas the Corporation of the Ci.y of Ottawa have by their iilill 463 petition set forth that the building on the said Wellington Ward Market grounds is unsuitable for the requirements of the inhabitants of the City of Ottawa, and the Corporation of the City of Ottawa are desirous to mortgage the said market grounds and the said lots numbers nine, ten and east half of lot eleven, measuring westward on the south side of Sparks street in the City of Ottawa aforesaid, and lots nine, ten, and east half of lot eleven, measuring westward on the north side of Queen street in the said City of Ottawa, so acquired for the extension of said market as aforesaid , to raise a sufficient sum of money to erect on the said Wellington Ward Market grounds and on the said lots of land aforesaid, build- ings for market purposes suitable to accommodate the inhabitants of said City, and have prayi. 1 that they may be enabled to do so ; and it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition ; Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Le 'slative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enact as foUov/s : — iw\i I. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa afore- power to mort- said are hereby authorized and empowered to raise by Unds to erect market build- way ot loan from any person or persons, body or "gs. bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the same, such sum and sums of money as the Council of the said Corporation may deem expedient and neces- sary for the purpose of erecting on the said Wellington Ward Market grounds and on the said lots nine, ten, and the east half of lot eleven, measuring westward on the south side of Sparks street aforesaid, and said lots nine, ten, and ea-^t half of 1' eleven, measuring ■t>tft.,tJifci]i IffPjff gage e«rtain laodi, eto. 464 Pow.r tomort- westward on the north side of Queen street aforesaid, '" buildings for market purposes suitable to accommo- date the inhabitants of the said City, and at such rate oi interest a^) the said Council shall agree upon ; and for security therefor and interest thereon to grant mortgage and assure the land belonging to the said Corporation known as the said Wellingt(»n Ward Market ground and the market building thereon and the said lots nine, ten and east half of lot eleven afore- said, on the south side of Sparks street aforesaid, and said' lots nine, ten and eleven on the north side of Queen street aforesaid. ^1^ 63 VIC, CAP. 96. An Act to enable the Corporation of the City of Ottawa to issue Debentures to the amount of $50,000. Whereas the Municipal Council of the Corporation Preamble, of the City of Ottawa have by their petition repre- sented that the said Corporati m has incurred liabili- ties to pay for property acquired by the Corporation, and for the construction of works of a permanent character, and other expenditures rendered necessary by the recent extension of the City limits, and to a great extent required by the terms of the Act passed in the fiftieth year of the reign of Her Majesty and chaptered fifty-three, extending the limits of the said City, and that it is necessary to borrow a sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of $.50,000 for the purposes of discharging such liabilities ; and wh(ireas it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition ; Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows : — 1 It shall be lawful for the Council of the Corpo- isiueof debentureB ration of the (^ity of Ottawa for the purposes afore- authoriwd. said, to pass a By-law or By-laws to authorize the issue of debentures of the said Corporation, for a sum of money not exceeding $50,000, in such sums of not less than $100 each, as the said Corporation may deem expedient, which said debenture shall be made payable 30 466 Special rate. k-i iff i not more than twenty years from the day on which they respectively V)ear date, and shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding five per centum per annum, pay- able half yearly, and such debentures shall be signed by the Mayor and the Treasurer of the City for the time being, and may bf made payable in sterling or currency in Great Britain, in this Province or else- where as to the said Corporation shall seem expedient 2. For the payment of the debt and interest repre- sented by the said debentures to be issued under the authority of this Act there shall be annually raised, levied and collected by the said Corporation during the currency of the said debentures a sum sufficient to discharge the said debt and interest when the same shall be respectively payable, said sum to be raised by an annual special rate upon the amount of the then rateable or assessable property of the said Corporation as appearing by the last revised assessment roll thereu^. 3. Thft By-law or By-laws of the said Corporation passed under the authority of this Act shall not re- quire to be submitted to, or to have the assent of the electors of the said City of Ottawa, before the final passing thereof. 4. No defect in substance or in form of the said de- Irregularitiei a3rect^a°?dir bentures, or of the By-laws authorizing the issue of debentures. ^^g^gQf^ ^hall render the same invalid or illegal, or be allowed as a defence to any action brought against the said Corporation for the recover}' of the amount of the said debentures and interest, or any or either ol them, or any part thereof. By-lftws not to require assent of eleotori. Her of the tario, ei I. U By-la wi the JVlui Townsh Ontario 2. Tl responsi animal though 1 and the large by liable fo the tenc( required 3. If shall im] Pig or ot unlawfu doing da any pers trained t poultry ] trespass! 1 CAP. 216, R. S. O. An Act respecting Pounds. Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of On- tario, enacts as follows : — I. Until varied or other provisions are made by Wher. in fore By-laws passed under the authority of section 490 of the Municipal Act, this Act shall be in force in every Township, City, Town and Incorporated Village in Ontario. 2. The Owner or Occupant of any land shall be Owner r^.pon- responsible for any damage or damages caused by any -w byanimar.. animal or animals under his charge and keeping, as though such animal or animals were his own property and the owner of any animal not permitted to run at large by the By-laws of the Municipality, shall be liable for any damages done by such animal, although the fence enclosing the premises was not of tbejheight required by such By-laws. 3. If not previously replevied, the Pound Keeper impoundin, shall impound any Horse, Bull, Ox, Cow. Sheep, Goat, anfS. Pig or other cattle, Geese or 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 his division who has dis- trai.ied the same ; or if the Owner of Geese or other poultry refuses or neglects to prevent the same from trespassing on his neighbours' premises after a notice 468 I f'titl Use of other tban the com- mon pound. Orfner may raooTer ani- mcl on gWinc ■eourity. Form ol acrn«ment. in writing has been served upon him of their trespass, then the Owner of such poultry may be brought before ar^y Justice of the Peace and fined such sum as the Justice directs. 4. When the common Pound of the municipality or place wherein a distress has been made is not secure, the Pound Keeper may confine the animal in any en- closed place within the limits of the Pound Keeper's division within which the distress was made. 5. The owner of every animal impounded shall at any time be entitled to his animal, on demand made therefor, without the payment of any poundage fees, on giving satisfactory security to the Pound Keeper for all costs, dacnages and poundage fees that may be established against him, but the person distraining and impounding .ue animal shall, at the time of the impounding, deposit poundage fees, if such are de- manded, and within twenty-four hours thereafter de- liver to the Pound Keeper duplicate statements in writing of his demands against the owner lor damages (if any\ not excetding $20, done by such animal, ex- clusive of such poundage fees, and shall also give his written agreement (wi^h security if required by the Pound Keeper) in the form following, or in words to the same effect : — " I (or we, as the case may be) do hereby agree that " I (or we) will pay to the owner of the (describing " the animan by me (A. B.) this day impounded, all " costs to which the said owner may be put m case " the distress by me the said A. B. proves to be illegal, .' or in case the claim for d-images now ijut in by me " the said A, B. fails to be established." 469 6. In case the animal distrained i.s a horse, bull, ox, stray anim»i cow, sheep, « of animals impounded. Notice of sale of animals not imponnded- h' '■■!! published in an adjoining county, and to be continued therein once a week for three successive weeks. II. In case an animal is impounded, notices for the sale thereof shall bo given by the Pound Keeper or person who impounded the animal within forty-eight ht)urs afterwards, but no Pig or Poultry shall be sol.i until after four clear days, nor any Horse or other cattle till after eight clear days from the time of impounding the same. i*l. In case the animal is not impounded, but is retained in the possession of the pa ity distraining the same, if the animal is a Pig, Goat or Sheep, the notices for the sale thereof shall not be given for one month, and if the animal is a Horse or other cattle, the notices shall not be given for two months after the animal is taken up. Timeand place 13. The notices of sale may be written or printed, SoticoV."' and shall be affixed, and continued for three clear successive days, in three public places in the Munici- pality, and shall specify the time and nlace at which the animal will be publicly sold, if not sooner re- plevied or redeemed by the owner or some one on his behalf paying the penalty imposed by law (if any), the amount of the injury (if any) claimed or decided to have been committeed by the animal to the pro- perty of the person who distrained it, together with the lawful tees and charges of the Pound Keeper, and also of the fence-viewers (if any) ; and the expenses of the animal's keeping. Supply of food and shelter. 14. Every Pound Keeper, and every person who impounds or confines, or causes to be impounded or contin open c daily food. \ such a 15 with f thereoi sonabh in the 16. coverec any jus animal alties the mi] forced 1 shall as and all( hering, Keeper' of the n 17. ' ceed, m torc3 tl manner 18. I the jusi the prof lished i above p] 471 continetl, any animal in any common pound oi in any open or close pound, or in uny enclosed place, shall daily furnidli tiie animal with good and suffici. at food, water and shelter, during the whole time that such animal continues impounded or confined. 15. Every such person who furnishes the animal Coinpen8.tioa with food, water and shelter, may recover the value '^"'"""*' thereof from the owner of the animal, and also a rea- sonable allowance for his time, trouble and attendance in the premises. ^ay be re- Manner of recovery of ^ before compensation. m the 16. The value or allowance as afo covered, with costs, by summary any justice of the peace within who& animal was impounded, in like maniiv.- i, pen- alties or forfeitures for the breach of any t>^.law of the municipality may by law be recovered and en- forced by a single justice of the peace ; and the justice shall ascertain and determine the amount of such value and allowance when not otherwise fixed by law, ad- hering, as far as applicable, to the tariff of Pound Keeper's fees and charges established by the By-laws of the municipality. 1 7. The Pound Keeper or person so entitled to pro- Aitematire ceed, may, instead of such summary proceeding, en- ''"°•*^"'•• torc3 the remuneration to which he is entitled in manner hereinafter mentioned. 18. In case it is proved by aflidarit before one ot sai.andpro- the justices aforesdd, tu his satisfaction, that all *"'*'*' *^"*°^' the proper notices had been duly afiixed and pub- lished in the manner and for the respective times above prescribed, then it the owner or some one for fill ^-l hi 472 '*.!, u i Disputes as to damages- him does not within the tin.e specified in the notices, or before the sale of the an.ninl. replevy or redeem the same in manner aforesaid, the Pound Keeper who impounded the animal, or if the person who took up the animal did not deliver such animal to ar^y Pound Keeper, but retained the same in his own possession, then an> Pound 'ee))er of the municipality may publicly' sell the animal to the highest bidder, at the time and place mentioned in th. aforesaid notices, and after deducting the penalty and the damages (if any) and fees and charges, shall apply the product in discharge of the value t)f the food and nourishment, loss of time trouble and attendance, so supplied as aforesaid, and of the expenses of driving or convey- ing, and impounding or confining the animal, and of the' sale and attending the same, or incidental thereto, and of the damage, when legally claimable (not exceeding S520), to be ascertained as aforesaid, done by the animal co the i)roperty of the person at whose suit the same was distrained, and shall return the surplus (if any) to the original owner of the animal, or if not claimed by him within three months after the sale, the Pou' d Keeper shall pay such surplus to the Treasurer of anJ for the use of the municipality. 1 9, 15 the owner, within forty-eight hours after the delivery of such statements, as provided in Section 5, disputes the amount of the damages so claimed, the amount shall be decided by a majority of three /ence viewers of the Municipality, one to be named by the owner of the animal, one by the person distraining or claiming damages, and the third by the Pound T^^eeDer. "^fm^ 4T3 20. Such fence viewers or any two of thei.i shall i>uti«iof within twenty-four hours after notice of their ap- ''"'"••^'"•"' pointment aforesaid, view the fence and the ground upon which the animal was found dohig damage, and determine wliether or not the fence was a lawful one according to the Statutes or By-laws in that behalf at the time ot the trespass ; and if it was a lawful fence then they shall appr^use the damages committed, and, within twenty-four hours after having made the v-, ., shall deliver to the Pound Keeper a written siute- ment signed by at least two of them of their appraise-- ment and of their lawful fees and charges. 31. If the fence viewers decide that the fence was j'«no«.Tiew«ri not a lawful one, they shall certify the same in writ- **'"^"*"' ing, under their hands, together with a statement of their lawful fees to the Pound Keeper, who shall upon payment of all lawful fees and charges, deliver such animal to the ownes- if claimed before the sale thereof, but if not claimed, or if such fees and charges are not paid, the Pound Keeper, after due notice, as required by this Act, shall sell the animal in the manner before mentioned at the time and place appointed in the no- tices. 22. In case a Pound Keeper or person who im- Neglect to pounds or confines, or causes to be impounded or con- l"Au«. fined, any animal as^ aforesaid, refuses or neglects to find, provide and supply the animal with good and sufiicient food, water and shelter as aforesaid, he shall, for every day during which he so refuses or neglects, forfeit a sum not less than $1 nor more than $4. 23. Any fence- viewer neglecting his duCy as arbi- Penalty for n«. trator as aforesaid, shall incur a nftnait.xr M «o f« u^ flV}^it!:lJi^ ^1^1 !■ 'i " if 'it K«oovery of fines and penalties. Disposition of penalties. 474 recovered for the use of fche Municipality, by sum- mary proceedings before a Justice of the Peace upon the complaint of the party aggrieved, or the Treasurer of the Municipality. 24. Every tine and penalty imposed by this Act may be recovered and enforced, with costs, by sum- mary conviction, before any Justice of the Peace for the County, or of the municipality ii. which the offence was committed ; and in default of payment, the offender may be committed to the common Gaol, House of Correction, or Lock-up house of the County or Municipality, there to be imprisoned for any time in the discretion of the convicting and committing Justice, not exceeding fourteen days, unless the fine and penalty, and costs, including the costs of the committal, are sooner paid. 25. When not otherwise provided, every pecuniary penalty recovered before any Justice of the Peace under this Act shall be paid and distributed in the following manner : One moiety to the <^ity, Town, Village or Township in which the offence was com- mitted, and the other moiety thereof, with full costs, to the person who informed and prosecuted for the same, or to such other person as to the Justice seems proper. ""W'HR^ry ly 50 VIC. CAP 205. An Act respecting the Public Health Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of On- tario, enacts as follows : — 1 . This Act may be cited a^ " The Public Health Short title. Act." a. Where the followins: words occur in this Act. or interpretation, the schedules thereto, they shall be construed in the manner hereinafter mentioned, unless a contrary intention appears : 1. " Owner " means, the person for the time being "Owner." receiving the rent of the lands or premises in connec- tion with which the word is used, whether on his own account or as agent or trustee of any other person, oi- who would so receive the same if such lands and pre- mises were let j 2. " Health District " or " District ' means any local " Health di,- municipality, or union of local municipalities, under tS;"'' ^*' the jurisdiction of a Local or District Board of Health, '^Boari'. and " Local Board " or " Board " shall include a Dis- trict Board ; ^— ." "Looal Board," and «.., if 3. "House" includes schools, factories and other •• hou- •• buildings, huts and tents used for human habitation or work, whether such use is permanent or temporary, and whether the same are stationary or movable ; m •' street." Provincial Board of Hfalth continaed ♦76 4 "Street" shall include every highway, road, square, row, lane, .news, eourt, alley and passage, whether a thoroughfare or not. PROVINCIAL BOARD OF HEALTH. Orpmization—Poimm and thdiex 3 The Provincial Board of Health of Ontario at present existing, is hereby continued and shall consist of not more than seven members one of whom may be the Secretary of the Boar,J; the members thereof shall be appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council from time to time tor a period of three years, andany retiring member shall be eligible for re-appoint.. ment ; at least four members of the Board shall be duly registered medical practitioners. ■ 4 The Chairman of the Board shall be appointed •?'°^'"f i by the Lieutenant-Governor in C^.uncil and shall be sS'df paid an annual salary not exceeding the sum of $400 per annum; other members of the Board, excepting the Secretary, shall be paid such per diem allowance while attending meetings of the Board, or any com- mittee thereof, as may be voted by the Legislature and approved by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, to- aether with actual travelling and other necessary ex- penses while employed on the business of the Board. 5 The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may ap- point a competent and suitable person as Secretary ot the Board, who shall hold office during pleasure, and who may be paid an annual salary ^^ot exc^^i^^g $1,750 per annum, and who shall l>e the chief health officer of the Province. Appointment of leeretary. TTl^i 477 6. The Secretary shall keep his office at Toronto, Dutie, of and pertorm the duties prescnbed by this Act or re- "''"^*'^- quired by the Board ; he shall keep a record of the transactions of the Board and shall, so far as practica- ble, communicate with other Provincial or State Boards of Health and with the local Boards of Health and Health Officers within the Province, and with Municipal Councils and other public bodies, for the purpose of acquiring or disseminating informa- tion concerning the public health ; and he shall also use such means as are practicable to induce Municipal Councils to appoint Health Officers or Local Boards of Health within their municipality ; he shall also assist in preparing the annual report of the Registrar- General in relation to the vital statistics of the Pro- vince, and shall perform such other duties anc| functions relating to vital statistics and other- wise as may be assigned to him by the Lieutenant- Governor in Council. 7. The expenses of the said Provincial Board and Payment of the salaries of Chairman and Secretary shall be paid «pe'iU*°'* out of such moneys as may, from time to time, be appropriated by the Legislature for that purpose. 8. The Board shall m?et quarterly at Toronto, and Meeting! « at such other places and times as may be fixed under **"*'**• a resolution of the- Board. Three members shall be a quorum for the transaction of business, and they shall have power to make and adopt rules and by-laws regulating the transaction of its business, and may provide therein for the appointment of committees, to whom they may delegate authority and power for the work committed to them. ' I n ■1 II m Duties of board. lir" 478 9. The Provincial Board of Health shall take cog- nizance of the interests of health and life among the people of the Province ; they shall especially study the vital statisticsof the Province, and shall endeavour to make anintelligentand profitable use of the collected records of deaths and of sickness among the people ; they shall make sanitary investigations and inquiries respect- ing causes of disease, and especially of epidemics ; the causes ot mortality and the effects of localities, em- ployments, conditions, habits, and other circumstances upon the health of the people ; they shall make such suggestions as to the prevention and introduction of contagious and infectious diseases, as they shall deem most eff'ective and proper, and as will prevent and limit as far as possible the rise and spread of dis- ease ; they shall enquire into the measures which are being taken by Local Boards for the limitation of any existing dangerous, contagious or infectious disease, through powers conferred upon said Local Boards by any Public Health Act, and should it appear that no efficient measures are being taken and that the said powers are not being enforced, it shall be competent for the Provincial Board, in the interests of the public health, to require the Local Board to exercise and enfoice any of the said powers which, in the opinion of the Provincial Board, the urgency of the case demands; and in any such case where the Local Board, after request by the Provincial Board, neglect or refuse to exercise their powers, the Provincial Board may, with the approval of the Miniscer ot the. department under which the Board is for the time be- ing acting, exercise and enforce at the expense of the municipality any of the powers of Local Boards which 479 under the circura.stances they may consider necessary, and they shall, when required, or when they deem it best, advise officers of the Government and Local Boards of Health in regard to the public health, and as to the means to be adopted to secure the same, and as to location, drainage, water supply, disposal of ex- creta, heating and ventilation of any public institu- tion or building. lO. The Board shall from time to time, and especi- informat'oh tc ally during the prevalence in any part of the Province "•""'""'•'• of epidemic, endemic or contagious disease, make pub- lie distribution of such sanitary literature, and of special practical information relating to the preven- tion and spread of contagious and infections diseases through the medium of the public press, and by cir- cular to Local Boards of Health and Health Officers. Municipal Councils, and in and through the Public' Schools and otherwise as shall be deemed by them in the interest of the public health. I 1. With the concurrence of that member of the investigations Executive Council to whose department the Provmcial cont"aK8 o?' Board of Health is for the time being assigned by the ''''"^"•*"'- Lieutenant-Governor in Council, the Board may send its Secretary, or any member or members of the Board to any part of the Province when deemed necessary to investigate the cause or causes of any contagious or other disease or mortality ; and at such investigation evidence may be taken on oath or otherwise as the said Secretary, member or members may deem expe- dient ; and in such case the Secretary, or any member of the Board present at the investigation, may admin- ister the oath ; and the said investigating committee P Ml Rev Stat., 0.17. Supply of vao- eine matter. 480 shall have power, by warrant under the hand and seal of any one of its members, to call upon any person to give evidence regarding any matter in question .n the investigation; and the investigating committee shall have all the powers which may be conferred upon Commissioners under "The Act respecting Inquiries concerning Public Matters." la It shall be the duty of the Provincial Board of Health to see that a supply of proper vaccine matter is obtainable at all times at such vax=cine farms and other places as are subject to inspection by the Boaid. . -fPro 13 Whenever this Province, or any part thereof or H.^-?- place therein appears to be threatened with any ».'J;;r.: formidable epidemic, endemic, or contagious disease. ffi'.r' the Provincial Board of Health may, subject to the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Coauci .issue such regulations as the Board deems necessary, for he prevention, as far a, possible, or the mitigation ot d>B- Le, and may make, renew or alter any ™* -gula- tions, or substitute new regulations ; and the said Boarf may, by such regulations, provide : 1 For the frequent and effectual cleansing of the streets yards, and out-houses, by the local health au- thorities, or by the owners o- occupiers of houses and tenements adjoining thereto ; •2. For the removal of nuisances ; 3 For the cleansing, purifying, veutilating and dis- infecting of houses, churches, buildings, and places of assembly railway stations, steamboats, railway car- ril^^^nd cars, 'as well as other public conveyances 481 by the owners and occupiers, and persons having the care and ordering thereof; 4. For regulating, so far a« this Legislature has lurisdiction in this behalf, with a view of preventing the spread of infectious disease, the entry or departure of boats or vessels at the different ports or places in Ontario, and th.3 landing of passengers or cargoes from such boats or vessels, or from railroad carriages or cars, and the receiving passengers or cargoes on board of the same ; 5. For the safe and speedy interment of the dead, and the conduct of funerals, with a view of preventing the spread of infectious diseases as aforesaid ; 6. For supplying medical aid and accommodation, and medicine, and such other articles as may be deemed necessary for mitigating such epidemic, endemic, or contagious disease ; 7. For house to house visitation ; 8. For preventing or mitigating such epidemic, en- demic or contagious disease in such other manner as to the said Provincial Board seenid expe^.ient ; 9. For Che inspection of houses, schools, churches railway stations and other buildings, steamboats ves- f?"w\%V' sels, railway carriages and cars and public convoy- ' -"'' ''"" ances by the Local Board or some officer, and the cleansing, purifying and disinfecting thereof, and any- thing contained therein when required by such Board or officer at the expense of the owner, occupier, or the person having the care and ordering thereof, and for detaining for this purpose any such steamboat, vessel >)oat8, eto. ]'.- "lili i \. 'I Reetrainirg departure •! persoDB and oonvai'ai'Oei. Sanitary polios. Removal of persons. Local Boards to vee to ez- eoQ'ion of regulations. Provincial Board may determine ex- tent to which regulations are to apply. 482 railway carria-ge and car oi public conveyance, and anything contained therein, so long as may be neces- sary, and any person travelling thereby ; 10. For preventing the departure of persons from infected localities, and for preventing persons or con- veyances from passing from one locality to another, and for detaining persons or conveyances who or which have been exposed to infectic»n, for inspection or disinfection until the danger of infection is past ; 11. For requiring the appointment of sanitary police, to be paid by the municipalities in which they act. for the purpose of assisting and carrying out the health regulations in force in the municipality ; 12. For the removal or keeping under surveillance of persons living in infected localities. 14. It shall be the duty of the Local Boards of Health to superintend and sev. to the execution of any recmlations made by the Provincial Board ; or to exe- cute or ^id in executing the same within their re- spective districts ; and to do and provide all such acts, matters and things as are necessary for superintending or aiding in the execution of such regulations, or tor executing the same as the case may require. 1 5 The Provincial Board of Health may, by order, declare all or any of the regulations so made, to be in force within the whole or any part or parts oi the district of any Local Board of Health or any munici- pality, and, so far as this Legislature has jurisdiction, to apply to boats, vessels, railway carriages and cars, or other conveyances in any portion or portions of the Pmvinf»ft. J- » " • - — "- - " ■"'^Wt« f 483 16 All oHois and ro^nilatlons so inade .shall take Publication of ettect trom the approval thereof, and shaU be forth- r'A^^L with published in the Ontario Gazette and at least one newspaper within the district, or portion or por- tions of the Province, in whicli they shall be declared in t'oi'co. 1 7. During the timp that any such orders or regu- Conflicting lations are in force in any liealth district as provided ,^f7«'»"d by the next preceding tour sections of this Act, all '""*'""^''^' By-laws of the Local Board of such district which, in any manner, conflict with any such order or regula- tions, shall be suspended. 18. All regulations made by the Provincial Board Regulation, of Health and approved by the Lieutenant-Governor °""^™''*- in Council, and published in the Ontario Gazette, on the 5th September, 1885, are hereby declared to have been valid regulations, and in force until and unless repealed or amended. 19. All regulations made by the Provincial Board Regulation, to of Health a.-e to be laid before the Legislative As- L^ifiuture"* sembly, if then in session ; and if not then in session, within fourteen days after the commencement of next session. 20. The expenses incurred by the Provincial Board Ezpenw. of of Health in connection with any epidemic shall be lESrS?.'^ defrayed out of any monies appropriated by the ^'''' '^•^"''**'' Legislature specially for that purpose, and the ex- penses incurred by the said Local Boards of health or by the Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Police, in the execution or in superintending the execution of the regulations of the Provincial Board, shall be de- !• 4 «i V 1 '1 1 ffl-fi 484 i.»m im m \.i «'i TroBeoution ior regtieo . of ref 'ilatioD. Power to take posseition of I and or unco- oupied build- ioff, Gases of emergency* Notice to munioipal olerk. frayed and provided for by the municipal corporations having jurisdiction over the respective places affected. 21. The Local Board of Health or the Provincial Board of Health may also, from time to time, direct any prosecution or legal proceedings for, or in respect of, the wilful violation or neglect ot any such regu- lation. Acquiring Land. 22 The Provincial Board of Health may also, sub- ject to the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor, issue regulations for taking possession of any land or any uiroccupied building thereon, by the authority of the said Provincial Board of HeUtli, Local Board, or Health Officers, for any of the purposes mentioned in sections 13, 14 or 97, of this Act, but such regulations shall not authorize the taking or obtaining for the hospital of any municipality any land or buildings outside the limits of such municipality. 23. In case of actual or apprehended emergency, such possession may be taken without a prior agree- ment with the owner of the land or building and without his consent, and may be retained for such period as may appear to the Board, or Officers who took possesion thereof, to be necessary. 24. Written notice containing a reasonable des- cription of the land sha'' 'ithin five days after the taking or obtaining posse a be given by the Board or Officer so taking oi obta .ing possession thereof, to the clerk ot the local municipality wherein the land is situate ; such notice shall be given whether posses- sion is taken or obtained with the consent of the owner or otherwise. 485 25. Where possession is taken without the consent Proceedinr. of the owner, the Board or Health Officer by whom or uternJ.'n't- under whose direction or authority possession i, ^"•"'•"^' taken, shall within five days thereafter give notice thereof to the owner; such notice to be according to the form co.-tained in schedule C hereto annexed, or to the like effect. In the event of any owner not being known, or not being resident within tiie Pro- vince of Ontario, or of his residence therein being unknown to the Board or Health Officer required to give the notice, such Board or Health Officer shaU cause the notice to be published for two insertions m some local newspaper having a circulation within the municipality wherein the property is situate, and shall mail to the last known address (if any) of the owner a copy of the notice in a registered letter prepaid, and such publication shall be sufficient notice to the owner. 2H. The owner of any land or building shall be Ooa.p.„..tioiu entitled to compensation from the local municipality wherein the land or building is situate, for the use and occupation thereof, including any damages arising from such use and occupation, such compensation to be agreed upon between the Municipal Council of the Local Municipality and the Owner; and in case they do not agree, the Judge of the County Court of the county wherein the property is situate, shall summar- ily determine the amount of the compensation, and the terms of payment in such manner, and after giv- ing such notices, if any, as he sees fit. 27. Where any resistance or forcible opposition is offered or apprehended to possession being taken of ""i""-"" ''°*" i ' ' a I'.'i |i . i 486 It ; : iw. any land oi buililin^r under this Act. or under any regulation which may be made by virtue thereof, the judge of the County Court may, witiiout notice to any persoi^ isf='ue his warrant to the Sheriff of the County, or to any other person as he may deem most suitable, requiring him to put the Boaid or Health Officer, their or his servants or agents in possession, and to put down such resistance or opposition, which the Sheriff or Bailiff (taking with him sufficient assistance) shall accordingly do. 28. No land or building to be used for the purposes ( Act shall habited dwelling. Reatriotion as orbuuttl"* of this Act shall be nearer than 150 yards to an in- Proceedings on onmplaint to ProTinoial Board of f'e- faalt of local authority. 29.— (1) Where information is obtained by the Provincial Board that any remediable unsanitary con- dition or nuisance exists in any municipality, and that the local health ^uthoiities have, alter proper repre- sentation > t^'O facts, neglected or refused to take such efficient .ivnMirof-^ as mignt remov3 such condition or abate such nuisance, it shall be competent for the Pro- vincial Board of Health to institute an 'T^vestigation, and, if necessary, take sworn evidence coi.cerning the condition or nuisance complained of. (2) If, "pon such investigation, it is proved that such remediable unsanitary condition or nuisance ex- ists, it shall be within the province of the Provincial Board to direct its immediate removal or abatement by the person responsible' therefor, and to report the same to the Minister for the time in ciiarge of the department ; and if such person neglects or refuses to r^rr>nv7f^ ov fl.ba.te the same, the Provincial Board of •«^irf 487 Health may cause such removal or abutemenc to be made, and collect the expenses therefor from such per- son, by ordinary process of law. 30.— (1) Whenever the establishment of a pulilic S^o^Md"' water supply or system of sewerage shall be con- {ST",- tempkted by the Council of any City, Town or Vil- w to^b^Sb- lage, it shall (»e the duty of the said Countil to place vinofai Boar^'. itself in communication with the Provincial Board of Health, and to submit to the said Board, before their adoption, all plans in connection with said system. (2) It shall be the duty of the Provincial Board of Health to report whether, in its opinion, the sa' system is calculated to meet the sanitary requirements of the inhabitants of the said municipality ; whether any of its provisions are likely to prove prejudicial to the heaUh ot any of the said inhabitants, together with any suggestions which it may deem advisable ; and to cause copies of said report to be transmitted to the Minister of the department to virhich the said Provincial Board of Health is attached, and to the Clerk of the Municipal Council, and the Secretary of the Local Hoard of Health of the district interested. (2) No sewer, or appliance for the ventilation of the same, shall be constructed in violation of any of the principles laid down by the Provincial Board of Health, subject to appeal to the Litutenant-Gover.ior in Council. Medical Boa'^d of Health— Medical Health Officer, 31. Where from the presence of any formidable Appointment contagious disease in any locality the Provincial Board oSby . (1 ^ii6 munioipal eounoils. !■ 1 By ProTinoial Board. of Health considers the appointment of a Medical Health Officer necessary for the municipality in which such disease exists, or for any neighbouring munici- pality, and requests the Council of any such munic- ipality to appoint a Medical Health Officer, the Council shall forthwith appoint a properly qualified medical practitioner, to be Medical Health Officer for the municipality. 32. If a Council does not appoint a Medical HeaHh Officer within five days after a request in that behalf made by the Provincial Board, which request may be served upon the head of the Council or its Clerk, or mailed to either of such officers by registered letter- post, the Lieutenant-Governor upon the recommenda- tion of the Provincial Board may appoint a Medical Health Officer for such municipality. 33. Every Medical Health Officer appointed by the Municipal Council shall hold office during the pleasure of the Council, and if under the preceding section the Medical Health Officer is appointed by the Lieutenant- Governor, he shall hold jffice nntil the 1st day of February in the year following that in which he is appointed ; Provided always, that the Municipal Couacil may at any time, upon a two-thirds vote of its members, dismiss any Medical Health Officer for a neglect of duty; and the decision of such Council shall be final and shall not render the Corporation liable for any damages ; the Medical Health Officer SaTof "**° shall be entitled to compensation for services actually " ' rendered up to the time of such dismissal, but the amount of such com])ensation shall not exceed the salary he|would have earned up to the time of such Duration of offioe. disnisial. 489 dismissal, and if his salary up to such time is paid such payment shall be a bar to any other claim for services rendered. 34. Whenever, during the presence of any formid- vacancy iu able contagious disease in any municipality or neigh- ffid.'''''' bouring locality any Medical Health Officer bec<:mes temporarily or premanently incapable of performing his duties, or resigns his office, or leaves the locality for which he has been appointed, the Council shall forthwith appoint another Medical Health Officer in his room. 35. Where two or more municipalities are united case of ....rai munioipalities united into one health diatriot. f -oa-xc uuioeucaseofieFaral mto a health district, the provisions of the preceding Titid'Klfe four sections of this Act shall apply, except that the '"'" """" power and duty of appointing or removing a Medical Health Officer shall be with the District Board of Health, unless the councils of the municipalities composing such health district have, previous to any request in that behalf being made by the Provincial Board, united in appointing a Medical Health Officer for such municipalities and the Lieutenant-Governor may, in case of their default, appoint a Medical Health Officer for such district. 36. In case the appointment of a Medical Health Compensation Officer IS made by the Provincial Board of Health he H.^.tfoler. shall be entitled to recover from the municipality rea- sonable compensation for his services. 37. Where a Medical Health Officer is appointed „. he simll possess all the powers and authority possessed """"'• by any Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector under this Act, and such Medical Health Officer shall per- i' M SuBpension of munioipal and aohool elections* .'ilT i ^ 490 form all duties imposed upon him by any regulations of the Provincial Board of Health, and the fact that similar duties are by Statute imposed upon the Local Board of Health shall not relieve the Medical Health Officer from the performance of sucn duties. Suspension of Municipal and School Elections. 38._(1) In case the Provincial Board of Health rsports to the Lieutenant-Governor that on account of the presence in any municipality of an epidemic or contagious disease it would be dangerous to hold an election in such municipality, the Lieutenant-Governor may, upon application by the Council of the mumci- pality in that behalf, issue his proclamation postpon- ing the holding of any intended Municipal or School Election, for a period not exceeding three months, and may from time to time further postpone such election if, in the opinion of the said Board, the necessity for postponement continues. (2) The Lieutenant-Governor may, by his said pro- clamation, name the days for holding the nomination and polling for the election, but in case no days are named therefor, the Council shall, as soon as practica- ble after the period named m such proclamation, or the last of such proclamations, expires, by By-law name days for the nomination and polling. (3) In case an election postponed under the provi- sions of this section is the Annual Election, or an election of the entire Council, or of all the members of a Board of Trustees or other body the members of the Council, Board or other body shall continue to hold office until their successors are elected. 491 LOCAL BOARDS OF HEALTH. Organization. 39.— (1) There shall be a Local Board of Health Local Boards of in each Township and incorporated Village, to be corn- ?ot&fh>n a posed ot the Reeve, Clerk, and three ratepayers, to be appointed annually by the Municipal Council. (2) There shall be a Local Board of Health in each Town containing less than four thousand inhabitants according to the municipal enumeration of the previ- ous year, to consist of the Mayor, C^erk and three rate- payers, to be appointed annually by the municipal Council. (3) There shall be a Local Board of Health for each City and for each Town containing more than four thousand inhabitants, according to the municipal enumeiation of the previous year, to consist of the Mayor and eight ratepayers, to be appointed annually by the Municipal Council. 40. The appointments of members ol the Board Appointment shall be made at the f^ist meeting of the Municipal &?''*" °^ Council after being duly organized, and any vacancy arising from any cause shall be filled at the first meet- ing t hereafter of the Municipal Council; but, it for any reason appointments are not mader the provisions of this Act, or of Authont t any Municipal By-law, the Local Board or any health «LtE*i officer removes any dirt, filth, refuse, debris, or other "^^'^"^ '^•'"«^•'• thing which is likely to endanger the public health or to become or cause a nuisance, or v'/hich is. or is causing a nuisance, such dirt, filth, refuse or' other thing shall be subject to the disposition of the Local Board, or, if the officer is acting under a By-law of a Municipal Council, shall be subject to the disposition H I I -m m 502 • of the Counc^'l. and the owner of such thing shall have no claim in respect thereof. Infeetious Diseases and Hosintals — Provisions against Infection. Local Board to 7% Where a Local Board o£ Health is of opinion, "p?iS£rr'o„ the certificate of its Medical Health Officer or of oreansfd^nd |.|^pj. igcrally qualified medical pracfitionei, that the cleansing and disinfecting of any house, or part thereof, and of any articles therein likely t.) retain in- tectiou, 'vould tend to prevent or check infectious disease, it shall be the duty of such Local Board of Health to give notice in writing to the owner or oc- cupier of such house or part thereof, requiring him to cleanse and disinfect, to the satisfaction of the Medi- cal Health Officer, such house or part thereof and articles, within a time specified in such notice. Penalty if 73. If the pcrson to whom notice is given fails to ?ot°pii with, comply therewith, he shall be liable to a penalty of not less than twenty-five cents and not exceeding $2 for every day during which he continues to make de- fault; and the Local Board of Health shall cause such house, or part thereof, and articles, to be cleansed and disinfected, and may recover the expenses incurred from the owner or occupier in default in a summary manner. 14 Where the owner or occupant of any house or Special provi- " ^- , • ui • ?oyX'T part thereof is, from poverty or otherwise, unable, in '*'"""• the opinion of the Local Board of Health, efficiently to carry out the requirements of the preceding two sections, such Local Board of Health may, without enforcing such requirements on the owner or occupier. 503 cleanse or disinfect such house, or part thereof, and articles, and defray the expense thereof. 75. Any Local Board of Health may provide, Carriage for maintain, or hire a carriage or carriages, suitable for ZZtXl the conveyance of persons suffering from disease or ^Hf"°"°^'*'" accident, and may pay the expense of conveying therein any person so sutiering to a hospital or other place of destination. 76. The health officers of any Municipality, or the isolation of Local Board of Health, or any committee thereof, may ZTlo\Tetl isolate any person having the small-pox or other dis- ease dangerous to the public health, and may cause to be posted up on or near the door of any house or dwelling in which such person is, a notice stating that such disease is within the said house or dwelling. 77. Whenever any householder knows that any Notice to be person within his family or household has the small- hoider^h?o^T pox, diphtheria, scarlet fever, cholera, or typhoid fever, "tc!"*""**'' he shall (subject, in case of refusal or neglect, to the penalties provided by sub-section 2 of section 106) within twenty-four hours give notice thereof to the Local Board of Health, or to the Medical Health Officer of the district in which he resides, and such notice shall be given either at the office of the Medical Health Officer, or by a communication addressed to him and duly mailed within the time above specified and in case there is no Me(iical Health Officer then to the Secretary of the Local Board of Health either at his office or by communication as aforesaid. 78. No householder 4n whose dwelling there occurs Houaehoider any of the above luentioned diseases, shall permit any ^emHaToT^* ■I i 604 person or of peisoiis suffering from any such disease, or any cloth- «»«*""«• ing ^,, other property to be removed from his house, without the consent of the Board or of the Medical Health Officer, or attending physician, and the said Board, or Medical Health Officer, or attendinjr physi- cian, shall prescribe the conditions of such removal. Removal of 79. No persou sick with any of the diseases above «d oThe'rTfii specified shall be removed at any time except by per- snme ouse- ^^.^^.^^ ^^^ under direction of the Board of Health, or Medica Health Officer, or attending physician, nor shall any occupant of any house in which there exists any of the above diseases, except typhoid fever, change his or her residence to any other place without the consent of the Board or of the Medical Health Officer, or attending physician, who shall in either case pre- scribe conditions, as aforesaid. Beport to be laade by Pbysioicin. 80. WHenever any physician knows that any per- son whom he is called upon to visit is infected with small-pox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, typhoid fever, or cholera, such physician shall (subject in case of refusal or neglect to the penalties provided by sub-section 2 of section 106) within twenty-four hours give notice thereof to the Local Board of Health, or Medical Health Officer of the municipality in which such dis- eased person is, and in such manner as is directed by rule? 2 and 3 of section 17, of Schedule A. Precautions 81. When the small-pox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, Sialnifme^l cholera, or any pther contagious disease., dangerous to of infection. ^^^ ^^^^.^ ^^^^^^^ .^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^.^^ ^^ ^^^ municipa- lity, the Health Officers of Local Board of Health shall use all possible care to prevent the spreading of =r:?rv 505 the infection or contagioi and shall give public notice of infected places by such means as. in their judgment, is most effective for tho common safety. 82. fcjxcept the attending physician or clergyman, Siek p.rson or no person affected with small-pox, scarlet fever dinh- aocSss lo'^thr xK • 1 , . 'A sick Dot to tneria, or cholera, and no person having access to anv '°'"*'', ""J?- ^ '■ is ^ "'^ w'V general publio- person affected with any of said diseases shall mingle with the general public until such sanitary precautions as may be prescribed by the Local Board or attending physician shall have been complied with. 83.— (1) Where theie is reason to suspect that any Power to enter person who has the small-pox. diphtlieria. scarlet fever, 2?o.'"""'''^**"' cholera, or typhoid fever, is in or upon any railway car, steamboat, stage, or other conveyance, the Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector of the municipa- lity, or, if there is no such officer, any menber of the Local Board of Health, may enter such conveyance and cause any such person to be removed therefrom, and may detain the conveyance until it is properly disinfected; or such officer or member may, if he thinks fit, remain on or in, or re-enter and remain on or in, the said conveyance (with any assistants he ma^ require) for the purpose of disinfecting the same, and his authority as a Health Officer shall continue in respect of such person and conveyance, notwithstand- ing the conveyance is taken into any other munici- pality. (2) Any member or officer of the Provincial Board of Health, or any medical practitioner authorized by such Board, shall have the like authority. I 506 vim Isolation of 84. In case any person coming from abroad, or S"oTwVo°hl°v; residing in any municipality within the Province, is totnfeotum. infected, or lately before lias been infected with, or exposed to any of the said diseases, the Health Officers or Local Board of Health of the municipality, where such person may be, may make effective provision in the manner which to them shall seem best for the public safety, by removing such person to a separate house, or by otherwise isolating him, if it oan be done without danger to his health, and by providing nurses and other assistance and necessaries for him at his own cost and charge, or the cost of his parents oi other person or persons liable for his support, if able to pay the same, otherwise at the cost and charge of the municipality. 85. Persons recovering from any of the said dis- SiXiw.lnT eases, and nurses who have been in attendance on any SeoautfoDB*''* person sutTering from any such disease, shall not leave of dUease? the m-emises till they have received from the attend- ing physician, or Medical Health Officer, a certificate that in his opinion they have taken such precautions as to their persons, clothing and all other things which they propose bringing from the premises, as are neces- sary to insure the immunity from infection of other persons with whom they may come in contact, nor shall any such person expose him or herself in any public place, shop, street, inn, or public conveyance without having first adopted such precautions. 86. All persons named in the last preceding section dS^io?to shall be required to adopt for the disinfection and be adopted. ^j^p^^s^l of excreta, and for the disinfection of utensils bedding, clothing and . other things whicli have been "■■"T 507 exposed to infection, such measures as have been, or may hereafter be, advised by the Provincial Board of Health, or by the Medical Health Officer, or such as may have been recommended by the attending phy- sician as equally efficacious. 87. No person suffering from, or having veiy Notice to b« recently recovered Irom, snialhoox, diphtheria, scarlet fnXirge"'*"* - , , , ^ conveyance in tever, cnoi' measles, or otuer disease danjierous to *'®'''*''* <'*8«"- public leaitii shall expose himself, nor shall any person e:«r*oF any one under his charge, who is so suffering or who has recently recovered from any such disease, in any conveyance without having pre- viously notified the owner or person in charge of such conveyance of the fact of his having, or having recently had such disease. 88. The owner or person in charge of any such con- conveyanoe to vevance must not, after the entry of any so infected ''* **"^"*«**«<^- person into his conveyance, allow any other person to enter it without having sufficiently disinfected it under the direction of the Board of Health or the supervision of the Medical Health Officer, or Sanitary Inspector. 89. No' person shall give, lend, transmit, sell or Precautions to expose any bedding, clothing, or other article likely fesSptk* to convey any of the above diseases, without having *'^^*^*°'' •*** first taken such precautions as the Board may direct as necessary for removing all .danger of communicat- ing any such disease to others. 90. Any Local Board of Health may provide aProviaionof proper place or portable furnace, with all necessary Kt^ion.*^"" apparatus and attendance, for the disinfection of > I! 508 S'4, Destruction of infected bedding, etc. bedding, clothing, or other articles which have be- come infected, and may cause all such articles to be disinfected free ot charge, or may make reasonable iharges for the disenfecting ot the same, as may be provided by By-law. 91. Any Local Board of Health may direct the destruction ot any bedding, clothing or other articles, which have been exposed to infection, and may give compensation for the same. HouBeBor 92- No person shall let or hire any house or room Jie"by fick in a house in which any of the diseases mentioned in §?B?nfeoted be- Section 77 have recently existed, without having fore being let. , , , . . ,. caused the house and the premises used in connection therewith to be disinfected to the satisfaction of the Health Authorities; and for the pui^oses of this Section the keeper ot an inn or house for the recep- tion of lodgers shall be deemed to let for hire part of a house, to any person admitted as a guest into such inn or house. Psraona letting houses not to make false •tatements as to infeotioui diseases. 93. No person letting for hire or showing for the purpose of letting for hire any house or part of a house, on being questioned by any person negotiating for the hire of such house or part ot a house as to the fact of there previously having been therein any person suffering from any infections disorder, or any animal or thing infected thereby, shall knowingly make a false answer to such questions. Vt X. , 94 Whenever a case of small-pox, cholera, scarla- Notioe of fnfooWs'*' tina, diphtheria, whooping cough, measles, mumps, Sverwheri* glanders, or other contagious disease, exists in any persons are ^^^^^ ^^ household belonging to which are per- iMk^lM 509 sons attending school, the householder shall within attendinf eighteen hours of the time such disease is known to "'''*"'■ exist, notity the head teacher of such school or schools, and also thf Secretary of the Local Board of Health, of the existence of such disease ; and no member of such household shall attend school until a certi ticate has been obtained from the Medical Health Officer, or legally qualified Medical Practitioner, that infection no longer exists in the house, and that the sick person, house, clothing and other effects have been disinfected to his satisfaction ; and until such certificate shall have been obtained, it shall be the duty of every member of the household, and of the teacher, to use all reasonable efforts to prevent the as- sociation of members of the said household with other children. (2) Whenever the Local Board of Health, or any of its officers or members know of the existence m any house of small-pox, cholera, scarlatina, diphtheria, whooping cough, measles, mumps, glanders, or other contagious disease, they shall at once notify the head or other master of the school or schools at which any member of the household is in attendance ; and should it not be evir> .^t that such member has not been ex- posed to said diseases, or any of them, the teacher must forthwith prevent such further attendance until the several members present a certificate statincr that infection no longer exists, as provided in the preced- ing sub-section. (3) Whenever a teacher in any school has reason to .suspect that any pupil has, or that there exists in the home of any pupil any of the above mentioned 510 I • diseases, he shall be required to notify the Medical Health Officer or, where none such exists, the Local Board of Health on forms supplied by the school au- thorities, in order that evidence may be had of the truthfulness of the report ; and he shall further be re- quired to prevent the attendance of «aid pupil or pupils until medical evidence ot the falsity of the re- port has been obtained. 95. Every Municipality may establish or erect, Munioipali^ '' , i -i. i r i.u m»y estabiioQ ^^di may also .!naintain, one or more hospitals tor the hospitals for *' patllteeto. reception of persons having the small-pox or other disease which may be dangerous to the public health ; or any two or more Municipalities may join in estab- lishing, erecting, or maintaining the same; but no such hospital shall be erected by one Municipality within thb limits of another Municipality without tirst obtaining the consent of such other Municipality to the proposed erection. « . . ,96 When any hospital shall be so established, the Regulations of *'"^ ^ r . , i • i hospitals, sick, pi^ygician attending the same, or the sick therein, the •to. nurses, attendants, and all persons who shall approach or come within the limits of the same, and all such furniture and other articles as shall be used or brought there, shall be subject to such regulations as shall be made by the health officers or Local Boards of Health. ' . 97 In case the small-pox, or any o».her disease Power of Loeal ' . Jid/hospUafs. dangerous to the public health, breaks out in any Municipality, the Health Officers or Local Board Of Health, in case the Municipality shall not have already provided the same, shall immediately provide such a temporary hospital, hospital tent, or other 511 place or places of reception for the sick and infected as they shall judge best for their accommodation and tl. mfety of the inhabitants, at the cost of the Muni- cipality, and for that purpose may : 1. Themselves erect such hospital tents, hospitals, or places of reception ; or 2. Contract for the use of any such hospital or part of a hospital or place of reception ; or 3. Enter into any agreement with any person hav- ing the management of any hospital, for the reception of the sick inhabitants of their district, on payment of such annual or other sum as may be agreed upon ; or 4. Two or more Local Boards of Health may com- bine in providing a common hospital. 98 Such hospital or place of reception shall be Regulations, subject to suoh regulations as shall be made b^' the Health Officers or Local Boards of Health; 99.— (1) Any Medical Health Officer or Sanitary p„^„of Inspector may, at all reasonable times, inspect or nlaith Officer examine any animal, ci-rcase, meat, poultry, game, In8peoto*/to flesh, fish, f ruit, vegetables, grain, bread, flour, or ««• milk, exposed for sale or deposited in any place for the purpose of sale, or for preparation for sale, and intended for food for man ; the prot)f that the same was not exposed or deposited for any such purpose, or was not intended for food for man, resting with the party charged ; and if any sucli animal, carcase, meat, poultry, game, flesh, fish, fruit, vegetables, grain^ bread, flour, or milk, appears to such Medical Officer ' th 612 or Inspector to be diseased, or unsound, or unwhole- some, or unfit for food for man, he may seize and carry away the same, or cause it to be seized and car- ried away, in order that he may cause it to be destroyed or so disposed of as to prevent it from being exposed for sale or used for food for man. (2) The person to whom the same belongs, or did belong at the time of exposure for sale, or in whose possession or on whose premises the same was found, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding $100 for every animal, carcase, or fish, or piece of meat, flesh or fish, or any poultry or game, or for the parcel of fruit, vegetables, grain, bread or flour, or for the milk so condemned ; or, at the discretion of the convicting Justices or Magistrate, without the infliction of a fine, to imprisonment for a term of not more than threa months. ,, A- , (S) Whenever a Medical Health Officer, from his S'taSS own knowledge or from information received from a :ATBe«:?n Veterinary Surgeon or other qualified person, has of any animal, is affected with any contagious ^r inf-- -us disease named in section 2 of "The Anim«-1 Conta^:ous Diseases Act," chapter 69 of the Revised Statutes of Canada (1886), he may take action as pro- vided under sub-section 1 of this section. Offioew of i^-) ^^y officer of the Provincial Board of Health I'oSEaot. may similarly, at all rea.sonable times, carry out any of the provisions contained in this section. (o) The owner or other person having charge of any ;;^'dwim»i8 ammai, or meat or n^.k ^. ..i^j a Penalty for "Ti 513 the said cliscaws, who kiiowino the natiiro of the or meat o, disease, shall hold the auiiiuil, or its meat or milk tor m fSod.'" '"'* human food, .shall be liable, yi[mn eonvictioii betore a Police Ma^™*""°- tice of the Peace as shall lead to the conviction of any l)erson for a bi'each of the provisions of this section shall be entitled to receive one-half of the penalty imposed upon the person so convicted, and the other half of the penalty shall be paid to the nmnicipality in which the otience was committed. (7) Upon the prosecution under sub-section 5 of s,„:„, =.„. this section it shall be competent for any Medical Inimli.'meaf Health Ofhcerto make, or cause to be made, or request "'"*"'• the Proviiiv^ial Board of Health to make at the cost of the municipality such scientific examination of the animal, meat, or milk suspected of being diseased as may enable the Court to determine whether or not such disease exists ; and the Minister of Agriculture may instruct the Secretary of the Board or other per- so.M acting under the Board to make such investiga- tions, and the expenses of such investigations shall be supplied out of the moneys, set apart by the Legisla- tive Assembly for the investigation ot contagious dis- eases. A tee, which shall not in any case exceed $10, shall be payable for the examination of any tissue meat or milk undei the provisions of this sub-section 33 I; i 1 5U 1^ Penalty for hindering officer trom inspeoting meat. etc. Powers tor purpose of disinfecting things or persons. Officer if ob- Btrucied may Buininon assistance. appeal to County Judge '.n certain cases. lOO. Kvory person wlio in ay manner prevents ,iny Health Otticer or Sanitary Inspector from enter- inji any premises anU inspecting any animal, carease, mear., pouUry, },'ame, He.h, Hsli, fruit, vegetables, grain, bread, tiour ..r inilk exposed or deposited for the pur- pose of sale ami intended tor food for man ; or who obstructs or impedes any such Medical Ot+icer, or in- spector, or his assistant when carrying into execution the provisions of this Act, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding $25. Urn of Rorve—A88lsta,LC6 by <'oriataUes, eta. lOl. Where a Local Hoaid of Health, or any Health Orticei,is required or empowered, un.ler this Act or any Public Health Aci, or under any regula- tions made thereunder, to di-infect any person^ o. thing, or to isolate any person, such Board or .>fKcer may use such force and employ such assistance as is necessary in order to accouH)lish what is riM]uired. 1 02 Any member of a legally C(mstituted i^oard of Health or any Medical Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector may, when obstructed in the performance of his duty, call to his assistance any constable or other person he thinks tit, and it shall be the duty of every such constable so called ipon to render such assist- ance. Appeal to ('ounty Judge. 103. Where the order of any Local Boaid of Health Hor ealth Officer involves an expenditure of more than $100, the -►arty against whom the order is made, or -,.,,,,. ^u.,vrt.aoV,lA with such exuenditure, or any part anyone tiiti^jg-n-' -ut - t thereof, may within four days horn his being served iranoti 515 witli a t'opy ot such ordt r in writiiit,^ ap[»e>»l thero- from to thu Ccmiity Jutl^e, who shall have full authority to vary or icscind the order made, and any order s(» varied may he ent'or(!ed by the Board or officer in the same marmer as an order or i<^inally made by the Boat * • r officer. EXPKNSES IN KESl'ECT OF ABATEMENT liF NUISANCES. I04. — (I) Any c(jsts or expenses recoverable from Recovery of an owner ol i)remises under this Act, or under anv e«po"8e8 of •^ execu'ionof piovision of law in respect of the abatement of prpvUions ^ *- relating to nuisances, n:ay be recovered from the occupier tor the """ time beiuf^ of such premises ; and the owner shall allow such occupier to deduct any moneys which he pays under this enactment out of the rent from time to time becoming due in resi>ect of said premises, as if the same had actually been paid to such owner as part of said rent : Provided, that no such occupier shall be required to pay any further sum than the amount of rent for the time being- due from him, or which after demand ol such costs or expenses ircmi such occupier, and after notice not to pay his landlord any rent without first deducting the amount of such costs or expenses, becomes payable by such occupier, unless he refuses truly to disclose the amount of his rent and the names and address ot the person to whom rent is payable ; but the burden of proof that the sum demanded from such occupier is greater than the rent due by bmi at the time of such notice, or which has since accrued, shall be on such occupier. (2) Nothing in this section contained shall atlect any contract between any owner or occu[)ier ot any Whereappli- oation in rospect ol uuisanoe must be made to High Court. Penalty for violating cs. 87-H9, 02. O;?. Penalty for oifences against Aot. 516 house, building or other property whereby it is, or may be, acrrced that the occupier shall pay or dis- charge all rates and dues and sums ot money payable in respect of such house, building or other property, or attect any contract wi.atever between landlord and tenant. . PENAL CLAUSES. I05. Nodetermiriatiouor order of the Provincial or Local Board of Health for the removal or abate- ment of any nuisance shall be enforced, excei.t by order ot the High Court, where such removal or abatement involves the loss or destruction of property of tl value of $2,0(U) oi" upwards, and u^.on any applu ation to the High Court the order ot the Pro- vincial or Local Board shall not be evidence that the matter or thing complained of was or is in fact a nuisance. IQI^ (1) Every person violating sections 87, 88, ,S9 in Of m of this Act shall be liable for civery such otience to a penalty of not less than *5 nor more than S50 in the discretion of the convicting Justices or Magistrate, besides costs, which may also be intiicted ,f the convicting Justices o. Magistrate see til to impose the same. (2) Any person who violates any other provision of this Act shall, unless it is otlierwise specially pro- vided, be liable for every such offence to a penalty not exceeding $20. in the discretion of ^he convicting Justices or Magistrate, besides costs, v/nich may also be inflicted if the convicting JuHtiee.^ or Magistrate see fit to impose the same. 617 (3) Any person who violates any regulation of the Penalty for Provincial Board of Health shall be liable iW every rSaUona of such offence to a penalty not exceedincr $20 in the (lis- f/nrd'oP " Health. cretion of the convicting Justices or Magistrate, be- sides costs, which may also be inflicted, if the convict- ing Justices or Magistrate see fit to impose the same. (4) Where any person has been convicted of an Defaults and Offence under this Act, oi- under any regulation or By- law enacted or in force thereunder, and such offence is in the nature of an omission or neglect, or is in resf)ect of the existence of a nuisance or other unsanitary con- dition, which it is such person's duty to remove, or is in respect of the election or construction of anything contrary to the [)rovisions of this Act, or of any regu- lation or By-law enacted or in force thereunder, then, in case the proper authority in that behalf gives rea- sonable notice to such person to make g(>o^*I of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887, shall be cx- o^cio Sanitary Inspectors, with the same power as Sanitary Inspectors appointed under this Act. to cio ii ^1 i - .hi INDEX. A. 163 49 52 85 "A,"FireliAit Accounts, certificate of To be paid monthly To pass Finance Committee Acrobatic Exhibitions 107 118 353 113 71 »th 73 Acts relating to Bytown and Ottawa . . Adulterated food '. Alarms of fire. False Aldermen from 1850 to 1890, List of, Alms, Begging or receiving Amusement, Places of i08, 119 Anglesea Market Animals, Dead Diseased Impounded On streets Training or exhibiting Wild * Annexation of New Edinburgh Appeal from Mayor's decisions Appendix A — Miscellaneous By-laws not consolidated Appendix B — By-laws of Police Commissioners Appendix C — Statutes of Ontario, etc Appointments by cab drivers Appointments, Ineligibility of Members of Couricil for Motions for Apprehension of horse thieves. Rewards for Appropriations Excess of Unexpended Arches in buildings Art exhibits 126 76 244 272 270 87 77 859 9 293 307 863 327 16 IS 286 24 17 87 156 118 I U 524 . . 86, 96 Ashes on streets 181 Ashes, receptacles for Assessment and Taxes, By-law respectiog 278 For Local Improvements, By-law respecting 28 1 Assessment Commissioner, Duties of ,,. 105, 116 Auctioneers licenses 80,105 Auctions 84 Awnmgs B. « B " Appendix— By-laws of Police Commissioners 807 * . 172 "B," Fire Limit Bagatelle Tables 107,116 ^ ,„. _ . 100 Barb Wire Fencing Barriers About Excavations, etc ; Bathing Publicly J^ Baths ••• J^ Bawdy Houses 185 Bay Windows Bear Baiting Begging ^^ Bell8,Sleigh Billiard Tables 1^7,16 Blank Forms for Health Report* Board of Health, Duties of ^^ Board of Health, Duties of Chairman • 283 Board of Works, Duties of.. ^^'^^ 187 Boilers and Ovens Bootblacks, By-law Respecting Boulcvarding Boundaries of Bytown Boundaries of Wards, 1888 ^72 BowUng Alleys ^^ Breach of the Peace Bread By-law Breaking Up Streets or Sidewalks ^ ^^ Builders, Duties of Building Sites, Disinfection of Soil Buildings for Purposes of Health Act 2 Inspection of , ^, . 167,192 525 ' • • • • • • fl I Buildings, Removal Oyer Streets Uysafe Used for Public HalU Used for Tlieatrcs Veneered Bull baiting Bushel, Standard Butchers' Licenses Regulations to Govern By-law Committee, Duties of Committee for 1890 By-laws, 1890, Commissioners to revise By-laws relating to Bytpwn and Ottawa, List of Relating to Loans and Debentures for general pur- poses, List of. Relating to Loans and Debentures for Water Works purposes, List of Relating to Local Improvement Debentures, List of. . . Of Police Commissioners, List of. By-laws of Corporation of Ottawa — No. 418, Sewers 612, City Solicitor 861, Civic Holiday 895, Tavern and Shop Licenses 1068, Stands for Vehicles 1071, Interpretation 1072, Rules of Order 1073, Regulation of Committees, etc 1074, Officials 1075, Order and Moials 1076, Streets 1077, Licenses 1078, Markets and Weigh Houses 1079, Buildings 1080, Water Works 1081, Coal 1082, Bread 1083, Dogs Health, General 1084, Heai.h (Local) 108§- Fir* D6^ftrtiiifiut and iiirss- t • I « • ■ 85 193 187 190 180 73 140 142 141 38 7th 7th i Ixvi Ixviii xxxix Izix 293 299 304 305 288 1 4 26 55 70 79 102 124 157 199 216 222 227 233 247 255 1 t 526 By-law No. 1086, Pounds 1 087, AHSPssmeiit and Taxes 1088, Assessments for Local Improvements 1089, Horse Thieves 1091, Repeal of Inconsistent By-laws Ry-lawa of Police Commissioners— No. 14, Livery and • arters' Licenses 1 6, Second Hand and Junk Stores 16, News Vendors, Bootblacks, etc By-law 167 confirmed By-laws Confirmed, Debenture Py-laws, Readings of Byres, Cow • Bytown, Boundaries of Incorporated Statutes Respecting Wards of c. 270 278 281 •287 307 343 349 461 361 18 237 354 354 35? 355 •« C," Appendix— Statutes Cab drivers, Avpointments by Uress and behaviour of To furnish information i- r . ..... .. 102, 313 Chief of Police, Duties of • Children riding on vehicles. , 868 327 325 82o 325 324 318 326 179 307 307 74 126 76 126, 150 36 6 72 237 527 Chimneys 186, 170, 183 City Cleric, Duties of 23, 68 Circusseu 107 j-jy City Kugineer, Duties and powers of. 61, 66, 79 City limits, 1888, Extension of 3fl6 City Solicitor, Duties of. 299 City Treasurer, Duties of. 59 Civic Holiday 304 Clearing sidewalks 92 Clerk, Duties of City 23 58 Climbing on posts or fences 81 <^'loset8 208, 242, 247 Coal weighers Coal weighing Certificates Fees Inspector of. Cock fighting Collector of Taxes, Duties of Collector of Water Rates, Duties of Collector's rolls CommissionerB to revise By-laws, 1890 Committee, By-law Board of Health Court of Revision Finaiice 31,36,48 Fire and Lighv 41, 255 License 40, 1 02 Market Printing Property and Parks Water Works Of the Whole, Proceedings in Committees, By-law for regulation ol General duties of . . . .' Meetings for Organization Reportsof 22,64 Standing 21 Special 22 Special meetings 26 Commissioner, Duties of Assessment t 61 217 216 221 220 216 73 60 64 279 7th 88 42 43 39 41 42 39 16 26 29 26 i I « 1 li 1 528 Coiumotj gfiwerx, l^y-liiw regulating Communications '243 Contagious (haeases Contract work, Progress certiftcatcH on Contracts, Interest of MeiuberH of Council in Contractors, Frauds by Nigntsoil Payment of . . <• .... 156 Cordwood, Inspector of Corporation Officials, 1890 Councillore since 1850 Council Board, Order of seats at Duties of Chairman Duties and privileges of members Meetings, Interruption of Meetings, Rules governing „,,.. 43, *7o Court of i.evision Cow-byres, Inspection of Cranes ^ .^g_ Creameries, Inspection of ^^ ^^ Crossings ' g^ Crowds on sidewalks * Cutting fuel on streets D. 75 Damage to Wells, etc Day Labour ^ . , 76 Dead Ammals Debenture By-laws confirmed Debenture Debt Consolidated, 1878 Debentu s, Issue of Water Works, 1872 ^^ ^ 1873... ^^^ 1874 412 1887 ^^^ Debentures authorized, 1890 Debentures for general purposes, List of By-laws relating to. Ixvi For Local Improvements, List of By-laws relating to. xxxix For Water Works purposes. List of By-laws relating to. Ixvui Decisions by Mayor, Appeal from ^^ Defacing Properly Deformed Persons,, rxposure of .. , Delivery of Material. ........•• 529 Discharge of Firearms Diseased Animak Diseased Food, Sale of Diseases, Infectious and TontagiouB Disinfection of Building Sites Disorderly Conduct Disorderly Houses Disrespectful Language , Diflturbanoes Dog By-law , . . Dog Fighting Dog Tax Dogs, Impounding of. . Dogs, Registry of Doors Swinging over Street Drainage, Interfore. ,i with Drains, Ventilation of. Driving, Furious Druukeuness Duties of Chairman of Council . . . . c. Committees ... Mayor Members of Council OflBcera 71 244 237 •24% 240 71,72 74 8 71 227 73, 80 227 230 227 85 83 241 88 71 6 2fi 6 8 58 * '■ ' '^• E. Eastern Market Eave Troughs Elections, Interference by Officials, El :vator8 124 186 56 171 Engineer, Duties of City 51 65 79 Engineer, Duties of Water Works 63 199 Engines and Furuaces jgg Erection of Municipal Corporations, Statute respecting 863 Estaolishment of Regulations of Police, Statute respecting. . 3;"i3 Excessive Fares 329 333 Exhibiting Animals 37 Exhibitions, Art 113 Exhibitions, Gymucistic or Acrobatic 107 ] ] g Expenditures, Emergent 3g {■, 530 Debentures, General rales governing Explosives, Manufacture and Storage of. Rxposure of Deformed, Malformed or Diseased Persona U Exposure, Indecent Extension of f -ity Limits, 1888 F .... 71 False Alarms of b ire Fares, Exee«siye •• ^^^ Fares, Soliciting Fees, Drivers ^^^ Lively License Niglit Soil Removal Pound Keepers" T • ... 305 Tavera and Shop Licenses 310 Vehicles ^_. 278 Fences Viewers Fencing, Barb Wire '" ^^ ^^ Fighting, Dog or Cock ^^ Finance Committee, Accounts to Pass .. i- r .... 31, 43 1 )utie8 of ' 62 261 Fire Alarm, Duties o'f Superintendent » Fire and Light Committee, Duties of • • • ^^*'^ Fireirms, Discharge of Fire Department and Fires, By-lavr respecting ^ Duties of Chief ^^^ ^^^ Duties of Deputy Chief 259 Duties of Secretary Licensed Horses to be at Service of. 321 Officers and Members *"* 262 Fire Extinguishing Apparatus ^^^ Fire in Streets * ^^^ BMre Limit " A " ^^^ " B " 261 Fire Stations, Duties of Guardians /If o^ Fire Works ^^^ Fires, Proceedings at ^^^^ Rewards for Gallantry at ... ' 1&' Fish Markets ^ ^^ Food, Adulterated ^^^ Products, luspectioii of ^IM Food, Sale of Diseaijpd Koiemaii, Duties of Street FormB for Heports ou Diseases , . Fortune Telling Fountains, Damage to and Sprinkler's Frauds by Oontractors ........ Freight Cartaj^^e Tcriff Fuel, Depositi ' or Cutting on Streets. Funeral or Keligio)is Pjocessions Funnels Furious Driving Furnaces •^H4 fi« •-'43 74 7f. 208 58 317 85 yo 183 88 186 G. Oillantry at fires. Rewards for 265 Gambling houses 74 Games on streets gg Gaining devices , 74 gl jgy 240 Garbage Gates not to swing over streets Governor General and Lieut. Governor, not to be spoken of disrespectfully ^ Guardians of fire stations. Duties of Gunpowder Gutters ; . .«, Gymnastic exhibitions .... , 85 8 261 179 88 107 4-;. H. Halls, Buildings used for public .... . . Hatchways Hawkers Hawkers' license fees Hay and Straw market Hay stacks, etc : Health Act, Amendment and addition to. Buildings for purposes of. Health, Act respecting Public Health Board, Duties of , Dut'cs of ( ihairmau 187 181 106 116 148 197 247 246 475 42 2SS I 582 247 Health By-law, Local ^^^ ^^^ Health Officer, Duties of ' ^^^ Hogs j^j Hoists and Elevators ^^^ Hoists and Hatchways Hohday, Ry-law fixing Civic ^^^ House Thieves, Apprehension of ^^ jj^g Horses to be secured ' Horses, Treatment of Cab Hotel agents. Solicitation of travellers by Ho""'^**'" .'.'.'.'.'.135, Ul HucksterB I. .258 Ice cutting -^ IminOTal or indecent plays 230 Impounding of dogs ^g^ Improvement petitions, Local ^ ^ Improvements, Expenditure for • ^^^ Inconsistent by-laws, Repeal of ^^^^ Incorporation of Bytown ^'^^ Of Ottawa Indecent exposure Indecent or immoral plays , /O Placards .^^^ Infectious and contagious diseases " ' Information for police by cab drivers ^^^ Inflammable substances, storage of ^^ Injury of poles and signs ^^^ Inspection of buildings ^^^ Inspector of bread J* Of buildings ^^^'^^^^ Of coal weighing Of cord wood 237 Of cow byres 67 Uflicenses 1 13 Of natural food products .... 233 Sanitary . , 70 Insulting language 114 117 Intelligence offices Interest of members of Council in expenditures or contrcicts.. 40 533 luterfereuce by officials in eloctions. . With water works or drairage. Interment within the city limits. . . . Interpretation By-law Fnterniption of Council meeetiugs. . . J. Junk stores, By-law respecting. K. Kites on streets, Flying . 56 83 71 1 72 348 87 51 181 xxxiz 323 8 70 L. Labour, Works by Day Ladders Local Improvement Debentures, List of By-laws relating to. . Lamps on Vehicles Language at Council, Offensi'-e or Disrespectful Profane, Blasphemous or Insulting License Committee, Duties of 40, 102 Fees 116, 310 Licenses, Auctioneers' 105 Butchers' 142 General regulations respecting 119 In3}>eotor of *7, 102 Licensed places g(;nerally 108 Lieut. -Governor or Governor-General not to be spo' -^n of disrespectfully 8 Light Committee, Duties of Fire ami 41 , 255 Lights in Stables, etc , 1 79, 106 Limit of Time of Speaking in Council 8 Liquor to Minors 71 Livery Stables 240, 310 Loan of 1 888 authorized 371 Local Improvement Petitions.' 281 Loitering 72, 80, 89, 326 M. Malformed persons. Exposure of . Manufactories and tanneries . . . . 74 181 jl 534 Marbles on streetB, Playing at • ' Market, Anglesf* Cathcart Cattle 126.150 Eastern „. . 151 Fish Hay and straw _\ I2f. Wsstem Victoria Wood '^" 39 Market Committee, Dut'es ol Market Inspector, Duties of „ 1 2S Market toU^ 124 Markets, By-law respecting Material, Delivf ry of Mayor, Duties and privileges of Mayor's decisions, \ppeal tVotn Mayors from 1850 to 1890 '^^ ^ Measuring produce on markets ,. , . 1 ] <" Meat licenses Places for retail of fresh Unwholesome Medical Health Offiror, Duties of. '^"^^' •'*^ Members of Municipal Corportition from 18R0 to ISOd '•'t'« Members of Council, Duties and privileges of ^ Members of Cou.icil ineligible for salaried ai)pointiTicntR. ... »f» Members of Council interested in contracts or expenditures . . l'> .;qj^ 2or( Meter Measurement. "Water * ' Milk licenses. Regulations governing sale of Vendors Minors, Liquor to Minutes, Reading of Miscellaneous By-laws not consolidated 24 Money appropnat ons Mortgage of Wellington Ward Market Property authorir ed . . 462 Motions for appointments Motions and Resolutions, Notice necessary !^ Municipal Corporations, Statutes respecting erection of 353 Music Hall licenses 535 N. Natural food pndiicts, luspeftiun of 113 New EdinVmrgh, Annexation ol 359 Nightsoil, ( 'outractor tor removal ol' •2r)0 Noise, Disturbance by 7 ] Notioe t' disease to be posted 244 Notice of niotious and resolutions 12 o. Obstructing highways .m5, 87, 90 Olfeusivt! language at Council meetings 8 Officials for 1890, Corpo! ation Stii Office hours, Corporation officials 56 Officers, Duties of 58 Officials, By-law relating to 56 Hours for 56 Interference in elections by 56 Tenure of office by 56 Oil in Stoves 187 Omnibusaes, Regulations as to 331 Ontario, Statutes of 353 Order and Morals, By-law to preserve 70 Order, By-law establishing Utiles (^f 4 Order on cab stands 324 Order, Points of 7 Orders of the day , 1 1 Ovens, Boilers and 187 P. Parks Committee, Dutes of I'roperty and 42 I'arty Walls, Arches and Chimucys 1 66 Passenger Tariff for Cabs 315 Passing to the Eight 80 Pawnbrokers' License Fees 117 Payment of Contractors 48 Payment of Water Rates, Time for 204 Performera' License Fees, Visiting im Petitions I9 Petitions for Local Improvements 281 Pipes and Funnels 1 m3 Placards, Indecent 70 Playing on Streets 86 s 536 242 Plumbing Points of Order , . , . f 75 Poles and Mgns, Inj.my ot Police ('oiunjissioucra, tly-laws of Police Commissioners* By-laws, List ot Police. Duties of Clnef Police, Establishment of Regulations of 'lo Assist Market Inspector 'I'o have Right to Information from Cabmen '>''^" Posts or Fences, Climbing on Potatoes, Standard Bag of ■. Pounds, Act respecting "ounds. By-law respecting Established , ^ ,, 271 found Keepers „ ■ .., 27f) Keepers b ees Poverty. Remission or Reduction of Tax(!S for '-^'^ 285 Premises, IJusauitary Prevention of Fires, By-law Respecting ^'\' Printing Committee, Duties of 247 Privies, Water Closets or ^ . f 12 Privilege, Questions ot Privy Vaults Pjocessions, Funeral or Religiims 'J^' Produce on Markets, Weighing and Measuring 137 ... 70 Protane Language Progress Certificates Prompt Payment of Taxes, Reductiou for 279 Prompt Payment of Water Rat-JS, Reduction tor 204 Property and Parks Committee, Duties of ^'■^ Property Rates for Water 201 Public Halls, Buildings used for 1^7 Public Health, Act respecting *75 Public Health Act, Amendments and Additions to 247 Buildings for Purposes of 246 Markets and wejgh-houaes 124 Q. Queen and Royal Family, not to be Spoken of Disrespect- fuUy * Questions at Council Meetings ^^ of Privilege. .. . ** 687 R. Racing on Streets 80 Kiites for Street Sprinkling 203 Water, Non-Paymen t of 206 Water, Projierty 201 Water, Time for Payment oi" 204 Readings of By-laws 18 Reconsideration Ig Reduction of Water Rates for Prompt Payment 204 Reduction for vacancy 204 Prompt Payment of Taxes 279 Taxc* for Vacancy 279 '^'^ nse, Disposal of 238 tiegistry of Dogs 227 Religious Processions, Funeral or 90 Remission or Rtduction of Taxes for Sickness or Poverty. . . 279 Removal of Buildings over Streets 85 Removal of Soil from Streets 83 Rent of Stalls 1 45 Repeal of Inconsistent By-laws 287 Reply, at Council 8 Report on Diseases, Forms for „ . 243 Reports by Committees 54 Reservoirs, Damage to 75 Resolutions, Notice necessary 12 Revision of By-laws, 1890, Commissioners for 7th Revision, Court of 4$, 278 Rewards for Apprehension of Horse Thieves 286 Rewards for Gallantry at Fires 265 Right, Passing to.the 80 Rolls, Collectors' 279 Roofs and Verandahs 167 Roofs, Snow on 91 Royal Family not to be Spoken of Disrespectfully 8 Rubbish on Streets, etc 76, 86, 96 Rules of Order, By-law Establishing 4 Rules, Suspension of , 24 Runners at Stations S88 s. Sabbath Observance 108 Salaried Appointments, Members of Council not eligible for. 16 1 iil 538 237 Sale of Diseftsed Food SO, l, Weight of 140 Standard Ton 1 48 Stands for Vphicles, Rv-law respf^cting 288 Stations, Runners at 328 Statutes of Ontario respfcting Bytowu and Ottawa 353 Stones or Snowballs, Throwing 8fi Stores 187 Stoves, Oil in 197 Street, Gates and Doors not to swir.g over 8.. Obstructions " 86 Sprinkling, Rates for 203 Streets, Animals on 270 Ashes or Salt on 86, 9ft liy-law for Protection and Regulation of. 79 Depositing or Cutting Fuel on 86 Fires in 81, 1 9« Playing Games on, Sliding, etc 86 Raring on 80 Removal of Buildings over 85 Removing Soil from 83 Rubbish on 76, 86 Traps in 83 Vehicles Standing on 86, 90 Streets or Sidewalks, Breaking up 82 Sunday Driving , 32ft, 338 Superintoudent of Fire Alarm, Duties of 261 Surveys confirmed, 1 8til 455 Suspension of Rules 24 T. Tanneries and factnrien 181 Tariff, cab 8 1 f, Taiiflr, Carters' freigli t 31 7 Tavern and shop licenses. Fees for . . , . 306 Tax Collector, Duties of .' 60 Tenders 50 Tenure of office by officials 55 Theatres, Buildings used for 190 Thieves, Reward for apprehension (if Horse 286 Throwing stones or snowball* 86 Ton, Standard us 540 „ . , 104,117 Traders, Transient ^^ Training or exliibiting iininmls ^ . 104, 11/ Transient traders Traps in stroi'ts di sidewalks Travellers, Solicitation of by iigents Treasurer, Duties of City Troughs, Biave u. 37 Unexpended appropriations ^^^ Uuhealthful deposits ^^^ Unsafe buildings ^^^ Unsanitary premises ^^^ Unwholesome meat ^^^ ^ Unwholesome water supply V. 279 Vacancy, Keduction of taxes for ^^^ Reduction of water rates for Yacaut lots. Rubbish on ^^^ Vacant lots to be fenced ^^^^ Vaults, Privy ^^ Vehicles, Children riding on ^^^ Lamps on ^^^^ License fees for On sidewalks..... - ^ ^^ Standing on streets ' ... 2oo stands for Used for transport of goods Vendora of newspapers and small wares ^^^ Veneered buildings - , . 241 Ventilation of drains ^^^ Verandahs, Roofs and Vicious dogs ^^g Victoria Market ^^^ ^^^ Victualling houses ' ^ ^^ Visiting performers, License fees for w. Wages ...... ^ .^„.^ Ward Boundaries delined, 1888 541 Wards of Bytown 366 Wards of Ottawa 867 Water Commissioners Incorporated .... 876 Water Commissioners, Powers of transferred to Corporation.. 420 Water for special purposes 207 Water Meters 206 Water Kates, in excess of property rate 202 Meter ', 208 Non-payment 206 Property 201 Reduction for prompt payment 204 Reduction for vacancy 204 Times for payment 204 Water Spouts 91 v/ater Supply, Unwholesome 288 Water Works, By-law respecting 199 Committee, Duties of 89 Construction Act, 1872 876 Amended, 1873 399 Control of I99 Debentures, List of By-laws relating to Ixvii Debentures Authorized, 1872 891 Debentures Authorized, 1873 401 Debentures Authorized, 1874 412 Debentures Authorized, 1887 3C2 Debentures Auth-rized, 1889 444 Debentures Authorized, 1890 y 445 Engineer, Duties of 63^ I99 Or Drainage, Interference with 88 Weigh-houses, Public 124 Weighing, Certificates of Coal 221 Coal 216 '''^cs for Coal 220 Produce on markets J37 Weighmasters, Coal 217 Weight Certificate, Form of . .* 1 49 Weight of Bread 222 Weight of Standard Bushel 140 Wellington Ward Market Property, Mortgage authorized... 462 Wells 76,, 238 i4t Wild Auimais Willi»n» Street, Extensiou authorized . *^'^ 80 Window Silli, loitering on Windows, Bay - . ... 10 ' Wire Fencing 152 Wood Market! Wood Yards, Lumber and Works, Control of S7 7D Works, Duties of Board of ' • Works may be stopped by Council Y. ... 180 Yards, Wood and Lumber