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BY-LAWS CITY OF TORONTO, or PRACTICAL UTILITY AND GENERAL APPLICATION; COLLATED WITH A VIEW TO CONVENIENT UEFERENCE FROM THE LARGE VOLUME OF BY-LAWS, PRIN'TKD ANn PUIiLISHIilP, APTEn RKVISION AND COJfSOtlBATIOX, »«■ THE SPECIAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. SAMUEL BICKERTON HARMAN. ESQUIRE, MAYOR. J^UJfTMD A^D PirSLISHJED BT ORDER Of THK MUNICIPAL council. TORONTO : BfilTRY R0W8ELL, iiro. ^mam^xmmmtm TSii?2.,4s ma PREFATORY NOTICE. The By-laws of the City of Toronto, never having been uniformly printed or published, but for the most part existing only in manuscript, from the date of the incorporation of the City in 1834, a Board of Commissioners was appointed by the Municipal Council, on the 14th May, 1866, to have the same '" carefully examined, and after such examination, duly revised, consolidated, and published in a con- venient form for reference-'' The labours of the Commission were not brought to a close until the commencement of the present year, the Commissioners explaining in the Preface to the large volume they have issued, that "from the very nature of the work entrusted to them involving a patient and careful examination of between four hundred and live hundred By-laws, the result of civic legislation extending over more than a third of a century, and the difficulties they necessarily experienced amid their other public and private avocations, in devoting continuous applica- tion thereto, the accomplishment of a work, the necessity and importance of which is universally admitted, has occupied more time than was at first anticipated." i080'79 T VI PREFATORY NOTICE. In the sanio Prefiice (hey state that " foreseeing the bulk it would attain, it was considerod advisable, while the tyi>e was .slaiidiiig, to imbliaii simul- taneously a smaller volume, entitled * By-laws of Practical Utility and General Application,' contain- ing those By-laws which have to be more fre(iuently referred to, and for the infraction of which penalties may be incurred." Hence the publication of this more convenient volume or manual. SA^IUEL 15. HARMAN, Maijor, Ckairmaii of Cotiimhstouer,'. City Hall, Tohonto, 1st March, 1870. BY-LAWS -Of- PRACTICAL UTILITY AND GENERAL APPLICATION, COLIATXD FROM THE CONSOLIDATED BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO, No. 198. An Act to prevent the erection of Buildings on, or Trespass of any kind upon the Public Lands of this City. Passed 7th March, 1853. \T THEREAS it is expedient to prohibit the erection of YV buildings, fences or other obstructions of any kind^ and to prohibit the placing of timber, iron or other mate- rials whatsoever upon lands reserved for public purposes : Be it therefore enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Toronto : 1. That from and after the passing of this Act it shall T««p«rtn8r^P«>- not be lawful for any body corporate, company of persons, P«»'"°P«'F«ty. or for any person, to trespass upon any piece or parcel of land within the City of Toronto, which may have here- tofore been set apart and devoted, or which may hereafter be set apart and devoted, either by the Provincial Govern- ment, or by any public officer or private individual, for the use of the citizens, whether as a public square or as a walk or place of recreation or otherwise. 2. That it shall not be lawful for any body corporate, Excavating or «. " J. J • moving earth company of persons, or for any person, to excavate, dig up fromj^irtuciandi or remove any earth from any lands so set apart or devoted the same. ! ! BT-LaWS op the city op TORONTO. No. 198. TrMpuMnon ^^ *^® "^® °^ *'^^ cltizons a.s aforesaid, or to place any earth. th#^ubiiM»nd». stone or other incumbrance whatsoever upon any land so set apart and devoted as aforesaid. KwTjpiy* 3- That the provisions of this Act shall extend to all ugbUy?."" public highways, streets, esplanades, roads or other reserved spaces of every kind whatsoever, whether the same be in actual use or not. Authority to the 4. That it shall and may be lawful for the City Enjrineer city Knelneer to . „ , , "^ , „ , , , wmova buildings to puU tiown and remove, or cause to be pulled down and tncuniDnuicetfSo frompuWicUnd*. removed, any building, fence, or other erection erected or put up upon any lands so .set apart or devoted to the use of the citizens as aforesaid, and to remove, or cause to be removed, any timber, stone, iron or other incumbrance from the lands so set apart and devoted. 5. Repealed by By-law No. 484, section 2. PtMlty. G. That any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon con- viction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not ex- ceeding the sum of Fifty dollars, for each offence, together DiitrcMinde- ^^^^ *^*^ ^°^*'^ ^^ prosecution ; and in default of payment fauitotp^rment. thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty, and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or ofllenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the Common Jail of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labor, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. Commitment In default of dis- tre«. BY-r.AW9 OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 8 «e any earth, any land io xtend to all ther reserved same be in ity Engineer d down and n erected or d to the use cause to be ibrance from • n infraction I upon con- any Justice ►nto, on the forfeit and lice Magis- ty not ex- ce, together of payment the Mayor, foresaid, to in case the Justices, or lerein, then ^y the said sale of the 1 in case of r and costs, Magistrate, ommit the i said City period nut id penalty No. 277. By-law to provide foi* the management and maintenance of an Exhibition Park. TaoSed 11 Til Ai'uiii, 183D. WHEREAS His Excellency the Govoniur Ueiieral in (A)iuu'il,(liL[ by letters patent, issued on tlie twenty- first tlay of October, one thousand eight hundred iuid fifty- I'ight, grant inito tlie City of Toionto certain lands situated in the said City, forming i)art of the lands known ns the Garrison Reserve : And -whereas certaiii considerations are attached to the said grant : And whei'eas certain buildings have been erected on the property granted as aforesaid for the purpose of holding Exhibitions : And whereas it is expedient to make i)rovision for the niaiiagement of the said property in accordance with the conditions of tlie said grant : Therefoi-o the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : No. 277. The i:xhlMtk)ii I'lirk. 1. That the property granted as above recited, together The imipous for with the buildings erected thereon, with the exception of grounds are to be so nuich of the ground as is hereinafter mentioned be used as a Public Park, for the use and recreation of the citizens, and as a place for the holding of tlie Provincial, County, the several Electoral Division and Township Exhibitions of Agricultural Products, Arts and Manufactures under the management of the scvei-al Associations organized by Act of Parliament, and also for such Horticultural and other Exhibitions or purposes as may be from time to time authorized, ordered or permitted by resolution of tlu; Council. i BY-LAWrf OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. No ■::: Till' Kxhlliitinii rarlt. -. TIiL' grtMiiul Hoh apart for the uhoh riuMitionod in tho lifcccdnijr HtM'tion slmll ho known nnd rcfrrnMl to ;is " Tlu^ Tho;fr"iiiiii«i'i l''\liiltitinn riuk," and it shall 1»(* dosi^'nated as snch in nil Ih< I'ltlU'il till' I liiliiiloii I'ark. '" '"'" '■'- acts, oi-ilers. und resolutions of the Oonncil. The rc('i'l|ils of till' I'lii'k til liv 'A. That all moneys {^'raiitod l»y the Council for tht^ nil' niiK iiiiw . I 11 ' ii 1 1 1 1 iiiaiTiUi ihcciT- iniriMist's luMvm naniotl, all moneys that niiiy he •'ninletl illloftlm-Kxhl- J ' . . . ... , , *' ,, .',,,,. ., i.uioii I'umi. l,y tho Associations |invi!eyed to use the sani rarK in aid of thi> oltjcets for Avhich it is set ajiart, and all moneys that nijiy ho received for tlio use thereof from parties to whom its use may \)o granted hy tlie Council, as herein provitled, shall be placed to tho credit of a fund to he known, and for which an account shall Ite kejtt in the ( !hamljerlain's books, ,. » the " Kxhibition Fund." 'Ilionmnnorin l'. TllC Kxllibitioil Fuiltl sluill bo disbursttd for tllC iiiiioii Kiinii iHto followini; iMirposes, and no other, namely: I. Keiieiii'j, orniimenting, li{,;iting, and nnproving that itortiou ol the I'Ahibition Park designated in the jilan liereunto annexed, antl lettered C. and 1). 12. For enlarging, ornamenting, lighting, completing and maintaining in re[)air, the buiM- ings situated in the Park aforesaid, as may from time to time be considered retjuisite for the more convenient hold- ing of Exhibitions therein. 3. For erecting and main- taining such permanent stalls, pens or other convenient buildings as may be needed far the purposes aforesaid. 4. For erecting and maintaining an engine to be used m driving machinery that may be exhibited. Regulations (iir 5. The Exhibition Park and Buildings may be used for Park and Build- the purposcs named in this Act, upon first obtaining tho "*'' leave of the Council, under the following regulations and restrictions only: ]. The Provincial, tho City Klectoriil Division, tho County Electoral Division and Township Agricultural Associations, the Board of Arts and Manu- factures, and the Horticultural Society, may hold their regularly ajjpointed Exhibitions therein free o cost: Provided always, that they shall make good all and eveiy TO. ioiKxl in the (1 t(. as " The as Niich ill nil iiicil fur tlio Y lie j^niiitcd Park ill aid I all iiioiioys 111 parties to cil, as Ijoivin I'll IK I lo lie ko|tt in tliu I." •s(!d lor tlio I. KeiK'iii(^', ortion of the nto atiiicxcd, ornaniciitiiiir, ir, tlio luiikl- IVoni time to lenient hoI<|- ^ and inain- r convenient 5es aforesaid. be used in y be used for )btaining the julations and ity Ek^(.'tor;;)l id Township s and Manu- y liold their "ivo o, cost: dl and eveiy iff «. 9ft I i \ IB BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 5 damage done to the said Buildings and Park, or to any slirubberies, trees, or ornamental works therein during the period of their respective Exhibitions, during the prepa- rations connected therewith, and also during the removal of the property exhibited ; that they shall vacate the said grounds and premises so soon as their respective Exhi- bitions have terniinated; and that they shall pay ali expenses of fuel, gas, water, gatekeei)ers, caretakers, insur- ance and all other expenses whatsoever connected with the maintenance and preservation of the said premises during tlic time they may respectively occupy them. 2. The Provincial Agricultui'al Association shall have precedence in the use of the said Park and Buildings, whenever it shall decide to hold its annual fair in this City, after whicli the several Electoral Division Societies, the County Asso- ciations, tlio Townshi]) Associations, the Board of Arts and Marmfactures, and the Horticultural Society sliall have ])rcccdcnco in the order in which they are named; and at all times when the grounds and premises are not in actual iise for purjxjses connected Avith the Exhibitions aforesaid, the use thereof may be permitted by the Council for any other inn'jjose whate\'er, ui)on such terms as the Council mny by resolution agree to. No. 277. The Exhibition Park. Damage to bo made good by the institutions using the same. Otiicr coiulitiom for using tlie J'arlj and Uuild- rrcccdcnreinthc >ise of tlie Pnrit and BulMinp,!<. (). During the days ot the hAb.jmtions aforesaid, — which Time tor wiiich 1 II , 1 / 'i ii .1 Ml 1 . 1 . the Exliibitions shall not exceed (unless the council by resolution otherwise may beiieid. order) for an Electoral Division Society or County Agri- cultural A.ssuciations, each two ueeks, for a Township Agricultural Association, one week, for the Board of Arts and Maiudactures and the Horticultural Society, each two weeks in any one year, — the said Associations or Price o; admis- Societies may chiirge ibr admission to the .said Park and andBuiiJfii!^"!'^ Buildings, such sum as may be determineil on, not exceed- ing, however, twenty-five cents foi- each i)erson ; but at all other times the Park shall be free of access to all ])eaceable persons, and the money so collected shall be for the benelit of the A.ssociations or Societies Avhose Exhibition is thei> being held : Provided always, that the cost of repaiiing any costof rt-paiiato damage that may have been committed on tlie property on nlonpys'^i-.^'^'' during the time of holding or preparing to hold such Exhi- Itition, and the cost of gas ami water, if any is used for the [ i \ BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. No. 23.5. Tho Hublic Free purposes tliercof and all other proper expenses incurred by Mtirket or Fair. j|jp Citv, whetlKH- by policc, or Otherwise, shall be a first cliarge on the money ro collected. The foun 'ii niay 7. If howevcr the Councll shall so direct bv resolution, n]lCll the bllllll- _ _ » « • iiiKstothepiibho tho Ijuildin'is or any ol' them shall bt oi)en to the public frtu of charu'C, ■ ' •' ' "^ v."?'?':/''"''"''"" free ol' charne, oxceptinff durinijf the holdinfj of any of the Kxhibitions above named, but at all other times the build- ings shall remain closed, or a charge for admission as heroin ])vovided, or as the Council may fiom time to time direct may be charged. No. 285. By-law to establish a periodical Public Free Market or Fair in the City of Toronto. Passed 7 th July, 1859. WHEREAS it would be beneficial to the public to L'.stablisli a free market or fair in the City at certain time.i of the year : Thcrol'ort\ the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the ( 'onncil thereof, enacts as follows : A pubiic froo iiuirkct or fitir istabhshed. 1. That a jiublic five market or fair shall be, and is hereby establi.shed in and for the City. ThLiiiiirkot .ir 2. Sucli market or fair shall be held at the public E.xhi- Mth^Exhibiiioii bition Cr()unds at the west end of the City, or at such vrounil.s or other , , • ,^ / <• • n /i -i n place appomtod othcr ]>!at;e in tlie City as the Council may from time (o time, by resolution to be passed at least twenty days before tlie tlay for holding the same, appoint. When tlio mar- ket or fair .'hiill be held. o. The time for holding the same shall be ujion the third Wednesday and Thursday in May ; third Wednesday and Thursday in August ; second Wednesday and Thurs- day in October ; or ujion such other day or days as the (/ouncil may, by resolution to be passed at least twenty- days before tlie day for holding such market or fair, appoint. L'O. BT-LAWS OP THE CITT OP TORONTO. incurred by til be a first y resolution, ;o the public f any of the es the build- ion as herein ) time direct 1 No. 285. The Publlo Free Marketer Fair. 4. The market or fair shall be held for the purpose of exhibiting and buying and selling all kinds of agricultural live stock ; all kinds of fruit, grain, meal, flour and vege- tables: all other kinds of agricultural produce: all agri- which the mar-"' . , , . . ° . , . , " ,, ket or fair shall cultural and other machines and machinery ; and all be held, articles of home manufacture. 5. No fee shall be charged or demanded for exhibiting, jjofee* to be buying, or selling, any such stock, animals or articles, in wtl^^buiJiS^r the market or fair. wiing thereat. iblic Free n'onto. ULY, 1859. ■3 \e public to ty at certain y. Toronto, by 11 be, and is 1 public Exhi- y, or at such from timr: in ,wenty days ^ »(^ upon the 1 Wednesdiiy 1 aiul Thurs- days as th<' east twenty 1 ket or fair, H 6. All persons exhibiting or selling at the market or Exhibitom to ar- fair shall arrange their stock, animals or articles, in such J^iJ^ted! **""*' manner, order and place, as the person or persons to be appointed by the Council for such purpose shall direct. 7. In case any person shall disobey such direction, or Di^ijtieriy p.,. be riotous, quarrelsome, or disorderly, he shall be disen- wut"themarket! titled, and shall not be allowed to exhibit or sell at the said market or fair. 8. In any of the cases last mentioned, the person or power to remove persons appointed as aforesaid, shall have power to remove [Jji^ro^y'^f*' the stock, animals, or articles, of any one so offending, ^iT**''''^ '**' from the ground, and to such reasonable distance there- from as he may think expedient. 9. The person or persons so appointed shall have power Dangerous am- to remove from the giound all animals or articles which Soved. " are dangerous, or which in his opinion, are not properly secured or protected. 10. The person or persons so to be appointed shall be under the control of the Committee on Public Markets. 11. The Committee shall ha\e power to frama such rules and regulations for the management and governance of the market or fair, and all persons frequenting the same as they shall think fit, which are not inconsistent with law or with this By-law. Managers of the fair to be under the control of the Committee on Public Markets. The Committee on Public Mar- kets to frame rules and regula- tions. I } I I 8 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. ^ ThePubitePwks. ^^- ^"^^ ^^^ ^^^ regulations shall be laid before the "*-~v^~-' Council for at least two weeks before the same shall take reMiationVtobc effect, and unless they are revoked or altered by the Council.**'*''* Council within that time they shall take effect as sub- mitted by the Committee at the end of such period ; and „ in case they are altered by the Council, they shall take When they are *' , « i to take effect, effcct as SO altered, at the end of such period. No. 322. By-law to provide for the maintenance and care of Public Parks, Squares and Grounds. Passed 30th July, 1860. THE Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts as follows: Committee on 1- The Committee ou Public Walks and Gardens shall and Gardens to have the cavc and custody of all the public squares, parks the Public Pwks! and grounds belonging to the City, subject to all such By- G?oumis.'*"^ laws as may from time to time be passed by the said Coun- cil, but no more money shall be expended thereon than is appropriated l)y the Council for that purpose. Disorderly and bad characters to from 2. It shall be lawful for any police officer, constable, care- rmoved'ther^'' taker or other person duly authorized by the Mayor or any Alderman of the said City, to exclude from the said public squares, parks and grounds all drunken or filthy persons, vagrants and notoriously bad characters, and to remove there- from any person who is violating any By-law of the City Council, or is committing any nuisance, or is guilty of any disorderly conduct therein. Immoderate rid- ing or drivin((. Riding or driv- Ing on the turf or sward. 3. No person shall ride or drive any horse in, upon or through any of the public squares, pai*ks or public grounds at an immoderate rate, or so as to incommode or interfere with, or endanger other parties frequenting the same. 4. No person shall ride or drive any animal or vehicle on any turf or gi-een sward in any part of the parks or 8C[uaros, nor in any part thereof other than in the roads set apai't as carriage drives. rxo. BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. lid before the ne shall take bered by the ffect as sub- period; and ey shall take nance and i Grounds. FuLY, 1860. T the Council wardens shall quares, parks all such By- be said Coun- ;reon than is 5. No person shall be alio wo J to use the roads in any of jhePubifo'pRrk. the said public squares, parks and grounds for the purpose ^~— v--^ of teaming or carting heavy loads over or upon the same. io^8"ifponTiu) m& la_ G. No person shall dig or carry away any of the sward, Difiri?i"(f or re- gravel, earth, sand or turf in or from any part of the said sf'^e" »' turf, public squai'cs, parks or grounds except by pernuHsion of the said committee and for some public purpose. 7. No person, except by permission of said committee injuring trees or shall climb, break, peel, cut, deface, remove, injure or de- stroy any of the trees or shrubs, flower roots or grass now growing or being, or which shall hereafter be planted in the said public squares, parks or grounds, or in any street or public place within the city. 8. No person shall, except with the like permission as carrying dirt or , . , . ' ^ other matter into aloresaid, m any manner carry or cause to be carried into square*, any of the said public squares, parks or grounds any dead carcase, ordure, filth, dirt, stone, or any offensive matter or substance whatsoever, and no person shall commit any jj„ „yjg^„^ ^^ nuisance in the said public squares, parks or grounds. ^ committed. nstable, care- klayor or any le said public Ithy persons, emove there- of the City guilty of any ; in, upon or iblic grounds 3 or interfere e same. al or vehicle the parks or in the roads 9. No person shall shake or otherwise cleanse any carpet siiakimt or clean in any of the public squares, parks or gi-ounds of the City. sing carpets. 10. No owner or keeper of any horse, gi-azing cattle or iiorses. grazing swine shall suffer the same to go at large, or to feed u])on tobcVinpounded! any of the said public squares, parks or grounds, and any horse,cattle or swine found at large therein shall be impound- ed and detained by any of the poundkeepers of the City until tlie ]jayment of the like sum, as provided in the pvoscnt or in any future pound laAV, together with the costs and charges of impounding and keeping the same. 11. No person shall play at football, or throw stones or Throwi!.!; stone* snowballs within any of the public squares, parks or grounds hibitld"Sout or shoot with or use a bow and arrow, or play any game '"'™^°"' therein, without permission of the said committee. 'M 10 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. No. 322. The Public Parks ^^- ^^ pei'son shall fiio oft' or discharge any gun, or fowl- ^""^v"~^ ing-piece, or fire-arms upon any of the said ijublic squares. Shootlnff or fire- °,^ , a- i« 1 11x1- a works prohibited parks or grounus, or oner lor sale, or sell therein, any tire- sion. works of any kind, or set fire to or let off the same, without the permission of the said committee. Sale of refresh- 13. No pcrsou shall cxijo.sc for sale in any of the said ments. _ ' ' •' ^ public squares, jjarks or grounds, lefreshments of any kind without the permission of the .^aid committee, and such sale shall not he permitted on the Sabbath day, under any pre- tence whatsoever. Oatnbiinff and 14. No person shall expose in any public square, park or games, g^.^^jj^jj^ ^f ^]^^, City, any table or device of any kind what- soever, upon or by which any game of hazard or chance can be played, antl no jierson shall ]ilay at any such table or device, or at cards or any unlawl'ul game in any of the said public squares, parks or grounds. 15. Repealed l>y By-law No. 4S4, section 2. Walking on the grass or sward. IG. No per.son shall walk on the grass or sward of an}' such walks or jiarks when the .same is unfit to walk upon, and when proi)erIy i)rohibited so to do by any person in authority. Ruiinpr or driving 17. No pcrson shall be allowed to drive or ride into anj'' prohibited when p i • i i »• i i •!• i m • i the ground is part of tlio saul public .squares, ])arks or gi'ounds if prohibited HO to do by any jx'rson in authority when the ground is unfit for driving or riding thereon. Injuring the pub' lie propertj'. 18. No person shall break or injure any of the gates, locks, bolts or fences, or any of the seats or benches foi* the accommodation of the public, oi* any other of the City pro- jjerty. Penalty. 19. That any j)orson or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the jn-ovisions of this By-law, shall upon con- viction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and 0. gun, or fowl- blic squares, liu, any fire- ime, without of the said of any kind and such sale der any pre- uare, park or i kind what- rd or chance ly such taltle 1 any of the BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 11 pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magis- gj^^j°-,j^'J(|;,^yg trate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not ex- ''"-""v"*^ ceeding the sum of Fifty dollars, for each oflliice, tf)gether with the costs of prosecution ; and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may he lawful foi' tlie Mayur, Distress in dc- Police Magistrate, w Justice convicting as aforesaid, to '"""""'"^ "'""*• issue a warrant under his hand antl seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate ami Justice or Justices, or ■any two or more of them, are acting t(.»gether therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty, and costs, f»r costs only, hy distress and sjde of the offendei''s or offenders' goods and chattels; and in case of no suflicient distress to satisl'y the said i*eualty and costs, commitment in .. 1 II 1 II /. 1 <• 1 -nr i-\ !• «r • default of clis- it shall and may oe lawful lrop(»,saIs by tlie following resolutions : 'First, That Alexander Kaston l)e authorized to hiy down street railways of iijtproved construction on any of the streets of this City, su(4i railways heing of approved construction, and worked under stich regulations as may be neccesary for the protection of the citizens . Second, All works n(!cessary for constructing and laying down the several railway tracks shall be made in a subsUmtial riann(!r, according to the best modern prairtice un of the said ,foresai«l, the ive years to sanu; right f, and of all ijl, after one onths imnie- year as afore- terniined by tors at any the privilege months they lils, cars, &c., The agree- ct after the 1 have been id down on mi ; on King nd on Yonge !nty-seeond, md equi})j)ed authorizing Streets shall years from months alter il to pn)ceed le City Sur- C*orj)oration, ulated time, of its inten- and if Iho woiks are n()t then jjroeeeded with in a satisfactory man- Htrort"iiaifw»j.. ner, the Corporation may by resolution annul the said *— '^'-^^ ])rivileges accordingly: Twenty-fourth, In the event of any other parties j)roposing to to construct railways on any of the streets not occupied V>y the party to whom the privilege is now to be granted, the nature of the proposals thus made shall be communicated to him, and the option of constructing such proposed railway on similar con- ditions as are herein stipulated, shall be offered, but if such preference is not accepted within one month, then the Corporation may grant the privilege to any other ])arties.' Now these ])resents witness, that the said parties of the first ))art, in consideration of the amounts to be paid to them by the sjrtd party of the second part, his execu,tora, administrators, ond assigns, by and under the said resolu- tions, and these presents, and of the covenants and agi'ee- ments therein on his ])art and liehalf to be kept and performed, do hereby give and grant unto the said party of the second ]wrt, his executors, administrators and assigns, the exclusive right and privilege to construct, maintain and operate street railways by single or double tracks with all necessary turn-outs, side-tracks and switches, in, along and upon King Street, Queen Street, and Yonge Street in the said City, together with the right to the use of the tracks of the said railways as against all other vehicles whatsoever, for the said term of thirty yeai's upon the conditions, and subject to all the payments, regu- lations, provisc>es and stipulations in tht; said above recited resolutions and these jtresents expressed and contained, and the said parties of the first i)art, covenant with the said party of the second part, his executors, admin- istrators and assigns : First, That when and so often as it may be necessary for them, the said parties of the. iirst i)art, to open any of the streets ns stipulated in the sixth resolution above re(;ited, a reasonable notice shall be given to the said party of tlie second part, of their intention so to do, and the wrn-k thereon shall not be unnecessarily delayed, but shall be carried on and completed with all reasonable speed, due regard being had to tlie proper and efficient execution thereof : Second, That there shall be no unnecessary tlelay r I Hi 16 BT-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. No. 3M. stni't Hallway.. '^" ^'''^ part of tho Htiiil pai'tius of the tiixt part and thoir officer and officers, in the granting of any certiHcato rtM|uirod liyanyof tho said resolutions, but tho said partios of the first part, and their officer and officers, shall and will in all thin;^'s so far as is consistent with their duty, aid and assist tho said party of tho second part in carryinj^out tliis a(,'roo- niont : Third, That the time limited in tho twenty-third resolution shall apply to the construction of tho railway on Yongo Street, and that tho restrictions therein contained, so far as tho same applies to tho railways on King and Queen Streets, shall bo extended to the first day of Juiio in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty- two : Fourth, That the said ])arty of i\u\ second j>art, his executoi-s, administrators and a.ssigns, paying the license fees as provided in the ninth resolution, and performing and fulfilling all the conditions, stipulations, restrictions and covenants in the said resolutions and in these presents con- tained, shall and may, peaceably and quietly have hold and enjoy tho rights and ])rivileges hereby gi-anted, withoii ' any let or hindmnce or trouble of or by the said parties t' the first part, or any person or j)ersons on their bdialf : And lastly. That as soon as tho necessary power re(iuired to sanc- tion this agreement be granted by the Legislature of the Pro- vince and the parties of tho first part are legally authorized so to do, they will without delay pass a By-law framed in ac- cordance with the said resolutions. And the said party of the second part doth hereby for himself, his heirs, executors and administrators covenant promise and agree to ami with the said parties of tho first part, their successoi-s and a.ssigns in manner following, that is to say : First, That he will cilfjstruct, maintain and operate the said railways within the times in the manner and upon the conditions in the said resolutions, and these jn'osents set forth: Second, That he will well and truly ])ay the said license i'.i'; and will truly mid faithfully perfonn, fullil and keep all the condititms, covenants and agreements in the sai«.l resolutions and these presents expressed and contained on his or their imrt to be performed fulfilled and kept: Third, That before la-caking up, opening or interfering with any of the said streets, for the purpose of constructing the said railways he will give or cause to be given to the City Surveyor or other proper MY-IiAWH OF TIIH CITY OK TORONTO. 17 iind their t! re(]uire(l tit'H of ilw will in all iiiid asnist iliisRf^ri'L'- 'iity-thinl aihvay on [tainod, so nd Queen inc in tlio nd sixty- l part, Ids lie licenso tinin^^and tions and sents c'on- ? hold and thoir any ACH r the If: And il to sanc- f the Pro- uthorizcd ned inac- ,rty of the utors and with the d a.ssiijn.s t he will abhin the the said , That lie yill truly iiditions, and these lart to be breaking reets, for 11 give or er proper oifieerof the said parties t)f the first part, at leant ten Jay* 8tMit"iuiiw»y«. notice of his intention ho to do, and that no inoro tlian twenty-six hundred feet iW'tlie said streets shall be broken \ip or opened at any one time, and that when the work thereon shall have been eonniienced the same shall be prm- eeeded with steadily and without intermission and »is rapidly jis the same ean be carried on, due v'^gard being had to the |>roper and effieient e(mstruction of the same : Fourth, That during the construction of the said railways, due and proper j'are shall be taken to leave sufKcient space and crossings so that the traflie and travel on the said streets and other streets running at right angles thereto shall not be unnecessarily impeded, and that the watercourses of the wud streets shall be left free and unobstructed, and lights, barriers or watchmen, provided and kept by the said party of tlu^ second part, when and where required to pre- vent accidejits to the public : Fifi/h, That the gauge of the said railways shall be such that the ordinary vehicles now in use may travel on the said tracks, and that it shall and may be lawful tt and for all and every person and persons whatsoever to travel upon and use the ^aid tracks with their vehicles, loaded or empty, when and so often as they may please, provided they do not impede or interfere with the cars of the party of the second part, running thereon, and subject at all times to the right of the said party of the second part, his executors^ administrators and assigns to keep the said tracks with his and their cars, when meeting or overtaking any other vehicle thereon : Sixth, That the said party of the second jiart, his heirs, executors or administrators shall and will at all times employ careful, sober and civil agents, conductors and drivei-s, to take charge of the cars upon the said railway's, and that he the said party of the second part, his heirs, executoi-s and administratoi-s, and his and their agents, conductoix, drivers .and servants, shall and will from time to time, and at all times during the continuance of this grant, and the exercise by him or them of the rights and privileges hereby conferred, operate the said i-ailways, and cause the same to be worked under such regulations as the Common Council of the C!ity of Toronto may deem necessary and requisite for the protection of the 8 18 IJY-r.AWH OP THK CITY OP TORONTO. No. 363. Street Railwiiys, ^^1 persons and property of the public, and provided sucli regulations shall not infringe upon the privilege granted by the said resolutions: Seventh, That no higher fare than five cents shall be charged or exacted from or upon any passenger using the car or cars of the said party of the second part, from the St. Lawrence Hall, in King Street, either to Yorkville or the Asylum, but he or she shall be entitled to travel in the said car or cars either of the said distances for one fare only : And lastly, That all the works to be done under the said resolutions, and these presents, and the rights and privileges to be used thereunder shall be done and used to the satisfaction of the Common Council of the City ot Toronto, or the City Surveyor or other officer to be by them appointed for the purpose : Provided, how^ever, that if the said party of the second ])art be delayed by the order and injimction of any Court, except the same be gi-anted on the default or negligence of the said party of the second part, the*; the time of such delay shij,ll be excluded from the operation of this agree- ment and such time in addition to the periods' prescribed in the said resolutions shall be allowed for the completion of the said railway, and also that it is the intent and meaning of the nineteenth resolution above recited, that tlie forfeiture therein mentioned shall attach in case the said party of the second pa^ c fails to build and operate any one of the three lines of railway ; it being the clear under- standing of the said party of the second paii, that the privi- leges hereby conferred were to insure the completion and working of three lines of railway, and in case of failure in any one the absolute forfeiture of what has been constiiicted aiid of the plant belonging thereto shall take place under the said resolution and agreement ; and provided further that this agreement and the matters and things herein contained shall only take effect after the legislation neces- «ary for legalizing the same, shall have been obtained :" And whereas since the execution of the said agreement by a certain Act of the Parliament of this Province, passed :n the twenty-fourth year of Her Majesty's reign, entitled "All Act to Incorponite the Toronto Street Railway Com- pany, it was among other things enacted that the said BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 19 agreement should be held to be a valid agreement, and that stre'^t^affiwa ». the Corporation of the City of Toronto, had full power and ^— ^,-— authority to enter into and make such agreement upon the conditions, and for the purposes therein mentioned, and the said Corporation were thereby authorized to pass any By- law or By-laws for the purpose of carrying th> same into effect : Now the Corporation of the City of Toronto, by the Council thereof, enacts . 1. That the said agreement hereinbefore recited sliall be conHrmation of 11 -ii ■•-•I 1 n 11 .- •"ei'ited agree- and the same is hereby ratilied and confirmed, and the saic. i"«i>t. and au- Alexander Easton is hereby authorized to lav down street K'is'o" to i».v !-. ^ down street rail- railways on Kmg Street, Queen Street, and Yoncrci Street, ^^vs on King, , , 1 11 1. . (I'liccnnndYonge and Avork the same under the conditions, provisos and streets under cer- . , ■■ tain conditions. restrictions in the said resolutions and agreement contained, and such other regulations as are herein set fortli, or may from time to time be deemed necessary by the said Council for the protection of the citizens of the said City of Toronto. 2. That as soon as the said railways or any of them are v.hen railways constructed and certified to in the manner and according to AicxSon maj- the terms of the said agreement, the said Alexander Easton ""'^''"' may commence to run cars or carriages and convey pas- sengers thereon, and collect the fare for the same, as settled t)y the said resolutions and agreement, and fully ojierate the said roads. 3. That before the certificate, hereinbefore referred to kui.s sadregu- shall be granted, the said Alexander Easton shall submit to govtmment of the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto for railways to be their approval the rules and regulations for the government touncii. and guidance of the conductors and drivers upon the said railways and others connected with the working thereof, Avhich said rules and regulations when approved by the iiuies and rcgu- said Council shall be posted in some conspicuous place in posted in the cars esich car or carriage, and no car or carriage shall be run uuon iiny of the said railways, without a copy of such rules and regulations being so ])]a('.e(| thert-iii. i ! H' I HY-L.\\VS OF THK CTTY OF TORONTO. No. 353. Street RailwAys. i 4. That the cars and carriages of the said Alexander Easton while running on the said railways or any of them, outoMho track shall havc the right to \ise the said railways as against all for^the railway ^^^ler vchicles whatsoevcr, and all other such vehicles using the said railways whether meeting or proceeding in the same direction as the said cars >)r carriages, shall turn out of the said track of the said railways, and permit the said cars and carriages to pass, and shall in no case and under no pretence whatever obstruct or hinder the passage thereof, and the free use of tho said rjiilv/ays by the said cars and carriasres of the said Alexander Easton. The Corporation 5. That the rights conlcrrod upon the said Alexander may cross the Eastoii by this Bv-Uiw, and the agreement hereby railways of Alex. ^ , , n . i , it Easton by other confirmed, shall in no case l>c taken to prevent the tain conditions. C(«'})oracion of the City of Torouto or their grantees from crossing the i-ailways of the said Alexander Easton by other railways traversing other Streets ; the provisions of the twenty-fourth resolution, being first complied with, but such right to cross the same is hereby expressly reserved. Penalty. Distress in de- fault of pay- ment. Commitment' in default of dia- treas. 1."). That any })er.son or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law shall, upon convic- tion before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peac.' I iJistres.;. in de- fault of paymcnf. Penalty. G. That any person or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Jus- tices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the* oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, together with the costs of prosecution; and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the ofl'ender's or offenders' Commitment in goods and chattels; and in case of no sufficient distress to trew. satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be law- ful for the Mayor. Polico Magistrate, Justice or Justices convictinof as afbres commit the offender or ((ff'eiiders BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. m to the common jail of the said City of Toronto, with or ,^,,^^8^, without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calen- ^^;^ dar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. i No. 375. By-law to repeal By-law number one hundred and seventy, and to provide for the Weight and Sale of Bread in the City of Toronto hereafter. Passed 10th November, 1802. WHEREAS it is expedient to repeal By-law number one hundred and seventy, passed the nineteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one entitled "By-law number one hundred and seventy, to make pro- vision for the weight and sale of bread in the City of Toronto and liberties" : Be it therefore enacted by the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto: ^ 1. That By-law number one hundred and seventy, passed ««^P^i°',7^>- the nineteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, entitled "By-law number one hundred and seventy, to make provision for the weight and sale of bread in the City of Toronto and liberties," be, and the same is hereby repealed. •2. That all bread sold or off-ered for sale in the City of AU^bread tobe^ Toronto, of whatever shape, form or fashion, shall be m to be^in ioaj« loaves of two pounds and four i)6unds respectively, and all pounds «.ight. bread offered for sale of any less weight shall be seized and forfeited ibr the use of the poor: Provided always <^^^^ B^t^^jfJi^j^'*"^' nothing in th is Act contained shall be couj.trued or extended to prevent bakers or other persons from selling biscuits, buns, rolls, crackers," muffins, or any other fancy cakes com- monly made in the trade. 24 > • 1 1 No. 375. Weight and Sale of Bread, Authority for tertain persons to enter shops and inspcctand weigh the bread. Bread not of proper wciglit to bo seized and jiiventotlieiKinr. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. 3. Tlmt it shall and may be lawful for the Inspector of Weights and Measures, the Chief Constable or other Constable of the said City, from time to time, under the direction of the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Aldermaii, with proper scales and weighis to be jirovided for that purpose by the Corporation, and kept in the possession oj' the Chief Constable, proved and adjusted, ready for use at any time, to enter the shop or premises of nny person oi- persons, or othei" place in which bi'ead for sale sliall be ex- posed or kept, and there to inspect and weigh the said 1 tread or any |)art thereof, and to seize and take away aii}- sucli bread which shall not be of proper weight according to this By-law, and to dispose of the same for the xiso of the poor, as ma}' be dii'ected by the Mayor, Police A[agistrate, or any ' one of the Aldermen of the said City. i 11 Vendors of brciwi 4. That everv vendor of breatl shall keei) scales and to keep scales, _ '' ^ ... . and when re- weights suitable for the weighing of bread in a conspicuous >iuircd by any " ^ _ o o i purcha-ser to placG in his Or her shop, and every vendor of bread shall, «oi(fh the bread. ' , whenever required by any purchaser or purchasers therool', weigh the bread offered bv him or her for sale. .'). Repealed by By-law No. 484, section ± 0. Repealecf by By-law No. 484, section ± 7. Repealed by By-laAV No. 484, section 2. i'elltlU>. ! Dsiress in de- fault of pajmen I 8. That any ])erson or persons guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice oi; Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pa}' a pen- alty amounting to the sum of five dollars for the first ofience, ten dollars for the second ofience, and not less than twent}' dollars or more than fifty dollars for each subsequent ofience, together with the costs of prosecution; and in default of pay- ment thereof forthwith, it .shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, and Justice or Justices, or BT-L1W8 or THE OITT OF TORONTO. 25 any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then Bim"ba*itiilg under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said dok fltrhtin^o. penalty 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 to satisfy to the said penalty pnd costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit tlio offender or offenders to the common jail of the said City of Toroni>, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 407. By-law to provide against Bull-baiting, Dog- fighting, &c. Passed 30th May, 18C4. WHEREAS it is expedient and necessary to i)revent tliu running, baiting or fighting of any bull, bear, dog or other animal within the City of Toronto : Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows: That if any person shall keep or use any house, pit. Keeper* of places ; , - , /. . , . . 'or l)ull-baittiig, ground or other place for the purpose of running, baiting &c.. to be subject ° ' * '^ . ® " to a iMiiialty of or fighting any bull, bear, dog or other ammal (whether of «5o.uo. domestic or wild nature or kind), or for cock-fighting, or in which any bull, bear, dog or other such animal shall be baited, run or fought, every such person shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for every day on which he shall so keep and use such house, room, pit, ground or place for any of the purposes afoi-esaid, and in nistross in de- default of payment thereof the same shall be levied by dis- ""'""nmj.ncnt. tress and sale of the goods and chattels of such person, and in case no distress can be found out of which such penalty can be levied, such person shaU be imprisoned in the com- conunitment in ... , „ i.i» •!, !• default of distress mon jail or house of correction lor a period not exceeding six calendar months: Provided always that the person who I. II I 26 IIY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. No. 442. U'.iluctliiii of TiUf.s. nt .slU'liliiiltiMifoi' llnlillntr. .sliull act iiH the manager of any such house, room, pit, gi'ound <>i; jilacc, oi- who shall receive any money for the admission iMsoiis assiNtiii« oi'any ])orson thereto, or who shall assist in any such baiting " or li<,'hting or bull running, shall be deemed and taken to be tlie Veeper of the same for the jmrposes of this By-law, and be liable to the same penalty and the like consequences in ease of non-payment as is by this By-law imposed upon the person who shall actually keep any such house, room, l»it, ground or other place for the purpose aforesaid. No. 442. By-law to repeal By-law number four hundred and thirty-seven, and to lix the amount to be allowed in the reduction of Taxes on Vacant Tenements, tfcc. Passed 1st Aimul, 1807. WllKRl'jAS it is expedient to repeal By-law number Ibiu' liuiulred and thirty-seven of the Council of the Covpovaiion of the City of Toronto, to lix the amount t<» be alloweii in reduction of taxes on vacant tenements, ^c, j>as.st'd on the twi-nty-iifth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and .sixty-six: Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows: Repeal of Bj-iiiw 1. That fioni and after the passing of this B3'-law, By-law number four hundred and thirty-seven of the Council of the Corporation of the said City shall be and the same is hereby repealed. ' ' ' ' '' '" * , . , . Ratepa.vei-s over- ± Tliat from and after the pafising of this By-law any i'h;u),'iMl 111(110 ... tiiaii tuuiii.viivo i-atepayer or proi)orty owner residing in the City, and the IitTceiit. o!i tlifir 1 ./ I I . o ./ ' iisses.siiiuiits iiiny aLTcnt of thosc Avlio do uot reside in the City, who .shall liiivo tlit.'aiiioiuit '^ icdiicod. shew to the satisfaction of the Court of Revision that he or she has been overcharged in his or her assessments more than twenty-five per centum on the sum he or she ought w BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. »r to have been charged, may at any Court of Revision held, KHiaiMVioUof:*. or at any adjourned meeting thereof, have the assessment \ ' reduced to the proper amount. 3. That any such party wlio shall shc-w to the salisfac- A---c,ao.. tion of the Court of Revision, at any nieetin- held l.y it, n..nts^;.my "o that any tenement assosse■• Passed 27th May, 18G7. WHEREAS it is expedient to repeal all By-laws now in force relating to the impositif»n of a tax upon dogs, ' Fl i I 21 RT-LAWS OF THE OITT OF TOROHTO. neiattnBtri)og» ^^^ ^^ provide for their deiiiruotion, in certain caaes, and to mako better provision for regulating the keeping of dogs, and the preservation of the public fW>m ii^ury from dogs hereafter: Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : Rc|>cal of By- liiwH Nob, 229 niitl S/iO. 1. Tliat from and after the passing of this By-law, By- laws numbers two hundred and twenty-nine and three hundred and fifty and all other By-laws, now in force for collecting the tax imposed on dogs, and to provide for their destruction in certain cases, be and the same arc liercby repealed. II i ! Dogs to iK! taxed 2. That there shall be annually levied and collected with- «i ttiKi tc 1C8 J j^ ^j^^ ^,j^^ upon every dog one dollar, and upon every bitch two dollars. • Persons having 3. That any i)erson in possession of any dog or bitch, or (logs aliout their ;; » ,. , . , ,. i i)riii.i8CH to bu wlio shall suffer any doc; or bitch to remain about his house considtroil the . iniiii r y t % ' \ owncrsof iiith or pvcmiscs, shall bo deemed the owner of such doc or bitch dogH. ' ^ for all the purpases of f-his By-law. ft ku'i'Vuhout **• '^^^'^^ ^*' ^^'S "•" hitch shall be permitted at any period collars. t,f the year, to run at large in the City, without a collar about the neck, with the name of the owner thereon, and To t,e nuuzicd. i.^twcon thc first day of June and the first day of October, unless muzzled in addition, and that every dog or bitch If found without found at large without collar or muzzle as aforesaid, shall coMur or muzzle, _ ° am! di"tro "elf" ^'^ impounded, and if not redeemed within twenty-four hours, by payment of the sum of two dollars shall be de- stroyed or sold for the benefit of the City. Vicious dogs may 5. That if any doc Or bitch running at large contrary to bo dtstroycd, f"",._- it t the owner fined, this By-law, shall attack any person travelling on the street or highway in the City, or do any damage whatsoever, and complaint thereof shall be made to the Police Magistrate, such Police Magistrate shall enquire into the complaint, and if satisfied that such complaint is substantiated, shall either fine the owner, or order such owner tQ deliver such dog or BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. 29 By- Ihreo brce ; for arc bitch over to tho Police at the nearest Police Station of the , ''o f^L said City, in order that it may be destroyed or the wnt- ^^ '**- fined, in the discretion of the said Police Magistrate; anu tho owner or possessor of any such dog or bitch who shull f*^' '?i,>'!^'lo refuse or neglect on the authority of the said Police Magis- ""!>'>*-'■>• trate to deliver such dog y-law No. A'H'i', section 2. J). That any per.s(»n or |»ersons guilty of an infraction of peimit.v. any of the provisions of this By-law, shall tipon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace, for the City of Toronto, on the oath or aflirniation of any credible witness, forfeit and jtay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a [tenalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each otfence, together with the co.sts of pi-o- secution; and in default »»f pfiyment thereof forthwith, it nktrcssindo- shall and iiiiiy b(! lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, ""' ' ''''^"'^" «»r Justii-e convicting as aforesaid, to i.s.sue a warrant under his hand and seal, (»r in cji.se the said Mayor, Police Magi.s- trate and Justice or Justices.or any two or more of them, are actinj; toiretlun- (herein, then luider the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the .said jienalty and costs, or costs only, by distress, and sale of tlie otfender's or offender.s' goods and chattels ; and in ciuse of no .sufficient disfn-ess to sati.sfy the rommitinont Raienalty and costs be .sooner j)aid. \l\ 80 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. No. 4.'.3. . • Rrnlcleiitii rMt of ^^ No. 453. By-law to provide for the relief of such of the Citizens of Toronto, as arc now or here- after may become HcHidents of that part of the City which lies East of the River Don, and South of the Kingston Road. I'AssKi) 18th Novemoeu, 1807. « WIIKKEAS .s(» imu'li of tho Kingfstoii roarl im lies Iti'twocii the City of Toronto, aiirl tho County of York, is sultjci't to tho joint juristliction of tho rcspoctivo Corporations of the mul City antl County : And whcn-ius it is expedient to relievo such of tho eiti- zensasare now resident, or hereafter may become residents of that part of tlie City Avliicli lies east of the river Don and south of the portion aforesaid (»f tho Kingston road, from all oliligations to pay tolls for, or in respect of the use of the said portion of road: Therefore tlie Council of the Corporation of the City of Torojit(» en.acts as follows: fiii/.n^ ipf.ifi.nt I. That all citizens of Toi'onto now resident, or hereafter it..n.imif-')uiii to become resident within that portion of the City which lies east of the river Don, and south of the portion afore- said of the Kingstllo\vs : 1. That all steam or other ferry-boats enn)loyod on such 'iiiufunyijoni* > 1 1 11 « t(i bu safe iiiiil ferry, shall bo sale and sea-worthy, well fitted out and ". awonii) . niana«.^ed by a sober and experienced captain and ci-ew. iJ. That the captain or engineer (jf *'very such steam or Tiioiupiiiin 1 11 1 1 1 <• • -1 <■ . 1 'l*'"'^'^^'!!!!!!- sucli terry, shall bo capabk; oi carrying with (!omlort and «i"»''i iiiisseiit'tn. safety, at lojist one hundred passengers on one ti'ip. 4. That the said steam r oiie.vi'Uificimtlie licensed lor one year, ironi the iirst day oi January to the i^t uf.i:iiiu.ii>. tliirtj'-first day of December in each yeai\ 5. That the said steam or other forry-bdat oc bnats shall T.iinui:i.s;cirii« make (weather permitting) at least six tri])H daily, to and from the City to the Island and return, (Sundays ex- cepted). * Assented to by tlic Governor in Council on the 2Gth October, 1SG8. II i^ 32 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. FtTr"-Boat3 *^- '^^^^^ public iiotice shall be given by the owner of '— ^v— — ^ such steam or otlier ferry-boats, of tlie place anil hour of tifoahe place" starting from all landing-places, and no change made therc- "t'iiti'ng. " from without posting up or advertising nt>tiee of such change, at least twenty-four hours before such change be made. owiiersof iioiits 7. That it sliall be incumbent on the owner or owners to have good . . , wharfuge. ot saul stcam or other lerry-bofit or boats, to have good wliarfage at all landing-places, for the safe receiving and discharging of passengers. Intoxicated per- H. That 1,he owuer or captain of such steam or other sons not to come in . onthciioata. feny-boats shall not permit any person in a state of intoxi- cation to come or I'emain on board such boats. Hi s ale of ciiavfe'es. }). That the scalc of cluirgcs to be made on saitl steam or other fen y-boats, shall be as follows : — -Every jiassenger to the Island, five cents ; eveiy i)assenger to the Island and return, lonuJ trip, ten cents; childro.i mider twelve years of age, half-price. Scale of chartjes 10. That the owiicr or captain of such steam oi- other to 1)C JlOStcd up 1111 /»! li'l in the boats. lerr^ - >oats, shall keej) a copy or tlie scale oi charges post.}d up in a con.spicuous part of the boat. Ow >wnersof fciry H. That the owucr «)f such steam or other ferry-boats boats may com- • <^. i i • i . i • . mute for tany- may, II lie thuiks propcr, coinnuite ior tht; cni'rvnijf ol ])as- ing paswni^crs. •' ' • ^ ^ o i sengers by the seiison, oi' otherwi.se. Constables on duty to pass free 12. That c(mstables on duty shall be entitled to and receive a free pa.ss on such steam or other ferry-boats, to and fi'om the Island. All annual f.c (It 13. That the annual fee to l»e |>aid by the owner t/tjicmvncii'for or owiicrs of cach steam or other fer)y-ltoat, shall be la. 1 L . lo. . ^^^^^ Inindred dollars, payable tt» the Ceneral Inspector of Th.Konciai In- liccuses of the City of Toronto; and that the General s'"maV*|;oon'^" Inspectoi' <»f Liccuses shall be authorized to goon board boat to 'inspc"^?. any of the said steam or other ferry-boats, from time to time, as he shall deem it expedient, to ascertain that the provisions of this By-law are complied with. BY-LAWS OP THK CITY OF TORONTO. 33 14. That one or more good seaworthy life-boats "shall be i„tennen^f the at all times kt^pt on board each steain or other ferry-boat, '^*^- ready to be hiuju^hotl in case of accitlent, and also such num- Life-boats and bor of proper life-preservers as shall be defamed suilicientby beVepTon^bwird. the General Insj)eet(»r of Licenses. 15. Repealed by By-law No. •iM4, Section 2. 16. That any person or persons guilty of an infraction of Poi>a;ty. any of the provisions of this By-law, shall, upon conviction before the Mayoi-, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace foi- the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars ft>r each offence, together with the cosis of pro- secution; and in default of ijayment tlieroof forthwith it I>'S<■n8•''il'l^^'- shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a Avarrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, ;a'e acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said i)enalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or ollend- ers' goods and chattels; and in case of no sufficient distress coinimtmoiit in . •Ill 1 1 licfanlt of dis- to satisfy the said. penalty and costs it shall and may le tnss. lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the common jail of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calen- dar months unless tlie .said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 465. l\y-hi,w to prevent tlic Interment of the Dead within tlie limits of the (.'i(y of Toronto, except as herein anthorized, and to regu- late the same where authorized. Passed 28tu Sei'tember, 18G8. WHEREAS it is necessary as far as possible to prevent the interment of the dead within the limits of the S4 I'.Y-LAWS OF THE ClTY Of tORONtO. n I No. 4fi5, Interment of „^, City of Toronto, and to make regulations for interments i)ea.i. wlioro authorized within the limits of the staid City : Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : Intenneuts to lie made only in cer- tain plaecs. 1 . That it shall not be lawful for vny body corporate, compaii}', j)ai'tnership or person, to inter any dead body in any laud situate within the limits of the City of Toronto, other tliaii tliat now used and appropriated for the purpose of a burial ground in said City, provided that the Board of Health or Mayor may in their discretion allow inter- ments in private grounds on the application of the pei'sona interested. Graves to be at 2. That uo i)erson shall inter, or cause to be interred, any least over four ,,,,. i-iiiiii i r- /. feet in dciHh. dead body in a grave which shall be less' than four feet deep from the surface of the ground surrounding the grave to the top of the coffin. wronirfiiircnwv- J}. That iiQ person shall wrongfully remove or disturb, al of bodies. ' . (ir attempt to remove or disturb any body, or the remains of any body, or any part of any body from any grave or tomb in the City. Companies or persons author- ized to inter thi; dead to keep a record of inter- nientH. And report tr> tlio City Clerl . Injiirin}; or art tlieivof, shall, if the information can be obtained, record, or eause to be recoixled, iii a book to be kept for tliat purpose, the names, age, and sex of each person in- teired, the names of father and mother, their residence, the cau.so of death, and whether resident or strangeix at time of death, together with the date of iiiUnuent; and sliall, during the month of December in e'U'li y ar, report to the City Clerk, for the information of the Cii-y Council, a summary of the particulars aforesaid, as recorded. o. Rejiealed by By-law No. 484, section 2. (i. 'I'hat any person who shall wilfully destroy, mutilate, defaee, injure or remove any tomb, monument, grave-stone, or of],..v structure placed in any cemetery or burial ground widiin tlie saivl City of Toronto, or any fence, railing or other work I'or the protection or oniament of any such BY-TiAW8 OP TUB CITY OF TORONTO. 35 cemetery or burial ground, or of any tomb, monmueiit, ,„,ernu„t""of the grave-stone or other structure as aforesaid, or of any come- v_J:"''^''4_^ tery lot within any such cemetery or burial ground, or shall Disorderly con- wnfully destroy, cut, break or injure any tree, Khnil) or toricH or burial plant within the limits of any such cenicteiy or burial ground, or play at any game or sport or discharge lire-arms ♦ (save at a military funeral) in any such cemeteiy or Iniiial ground, or who shall wilfully and unlawfully disturb any persons assembled for the purpose of bmying any body therein, or who shall commit any nuisance or shall at an}' time behave in an indecent and unseemly manner in any such cemetery or burial ground, or shall in any way violate, desecrate or disfigure any such cemetery or burial ground, or any grave, tomb, tombstone, vault or other structure within the same shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. r 7. That any corporation, company, partnership, person or reuait/. persoi's guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall u})on conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of an\' credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the saifl IVIayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, without prejudice to any other punishment or remedy by law, a j)enalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, together with the costs of prosecution ; and in do- Distress in de- fault of ]>ayment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be *" " p*^'"®" " lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice convict- ing aw aforesaid, to iswue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magistrate and Jus- tice or Justices, or any two or more oi' them, are .acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or ottenders' goods and chattels; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the commiin ent -.'lid penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting ;is aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the coni- niou jail of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard laboiu-, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. 3C BY-IiWVH [)re;ssion of nuisances therein : And whcireas it is expedient to consohdate all tl»e Acts and liy-laws of the City of Toronto, lieretofore existing, tliat in any way relate to the subjects af iresaid, and to incor- porate them into one By-law : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : REPEALING CLAUSE. n. pc.li of former 1 . That from and after the pa.ssing of this By-law the * following By-laws and sections of By-laws of the City of Toionto shall be and the same are hereby repealed, that is to say. By-laws Numbers fifty-six, seventy-two, ninety- two, two hundred, two hundred and forty-eight, two hundred and fifty-one, two hundred and seventy, three hundred and forty, three hundred and sixty-four, three hundred and ninety-three, four hundred and thirty-four, sections three and four of By-law number three hundi-ed and twenty-six, and sections one, two, eleven, twelve, and thirteen, of By-law number three hundred and twenty-seven. ijiiiii FOOT PASSENOEUS. Persons meeting 2. That any person or persons in meeting and iia-ssiinj or passing each J \. i ^ o i tj "h'ri'ht'^ -""•another or others shall pass on the right, and any person or persons overtaking another or others and passing, must HY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. pass on the right, and any person or persons wilfully gtf^t;^s,VcwMk» ollV"n«lin;jj against this provision whereby any disturbance or a^j^'^"- confusion i^?«.ccasioncd shall be liable to the penalty here- inafter provided. 3 That tlivoc or nun-e persons shall not stand in a group JJ,'™«„°'-„rj:^ „r near to each otlier ou any street or sidewalk in such a stand ma group, nianncr as to obstruct a free passage for foot passengers, after a rccpicst to move on made by any Police Ofliccr, City Inspector, Constable, or any person duly authorized by the Mayor or any Alderman. street pleaching IK;rniitte«l if it docs not obstruct the streets or sidewalks. 4. That nothing in the preceding section contained shall be construed as prohibiting the congregation of individuals to attend and listen to street preaching, so long as the proceedings thereat shall continue peaceable and orderly, and sufncTtntt sp.acc be I'^ft both on the sidewalks and the central roidvvay to allow of the ordinary traffic of the street and sidewalks upon which such street preaching takes place ; Provided always that should the sidewalks or road- Avay during such street preaching be or become at any time so obstructed as to impede the ordinary traffic there- on, the i)a)-ti(vs so obi.trncting the same shall, upon request a./aforesai(l, forthwith remove from such position, and in the event of their refusing so to do shall be liable to the penalties of this By-law. .'). That no person shall run or race on the streets or side- n'^^'j^i^-^K o.yiio walks, t)r ci-owd or jostle other ft.ot passengers so as to v.^|{an.n-m- croaie disconiKirr, disturbance, or confusion. pwsengois. It the sidewalk.? or roadw ay be- comes oliatriicted thereby parties to remove. llonsSES AND VEHICLES. (}. That no i><'r,M.!. shall drive any carriage, cart, waggon, ro.-ns^^^^^^^^^ .sled, sk'igli, or othf>r vehicle, or sit upon any horse or other strong nins. beast harnessed thereto in order to ride or drive the same, nor shall any person ride or lead any hor.se, mare or gelding unless h<3 shall have strong reins or lines fastened to the bridk>s of the beasts, an m Owners or occii- II. That cvcry owucr or occupier of any house, build- iclaee a i)iece of timber along so much of the edge of the said pavement or planking on the side next the gateway or premises as is necessary for any vehicle to pass over without injuring the .said pave- ment or planking. • BY-TiAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 89 12. That no person slmll permit his horse, carriage, cart, stre«tl.?sid^vi.ik-. waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, to stand upon any '"^Jj^';^- street in the said City longer than is absolutely necessary Hornes and ca.- for the owner, driver or person using the same to transact in the street. his business with the person opposite whose house the same shall stand ; and no person shall tie his horse, to any post, hook or ring, or in any way across any pavement, sidewalk or crossing, so as to obstruct the ordinary traffic of the street, or leave any carriage, cart, waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, standing opposite any other person's door than such as the owner, rider, driver or occupant, may have business with; and no person shall in anywise obstruct the free use of the streets or sidewalks of the said City, or the crossings across the public streets, or any of the ap- proaches to the wharves, by stopping any horse, cart car- riage, waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, across the same or by any other means. 13. That no person shall place any carriage, cart, wag- J;^!.'^^^';^^,;''*'^";;^ gon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle, without horses upon any Wucf^'J"" "'« street of the said City. HAND CARTS. 14 That no person shall run, draw, or push any carriage, Hand carts, ir., ' 1111 i. i. 1 ""' *" ''^ '"" "" waggon, wheelbarrow, cart, hand cart, hose, hose cart, truck; thesidt.«uius. or any hand waggon, sled, sleigh or other vehicles u.sed for thii conveyance' of any person, article or property upon any of the sidewalks of the said City. DIHT OR SNOW. 15. That every occupant, and in case there is no occu- .sijt,waiks to i., 1 1 I'll- li. ,..1 watered and pant, the owner of every house, shop, huikling, lot oi paicei ^^ei.t. of land, and every person having charge <>r care of any church, chapel or other public building, fronting t)r abutting on any public stieet or streets whevo the sidewalks arc planked or paved, shall water alid cleanly sweep and keep free from obstruction by dirt, dust, snow, ice, or other in- eumbrances, the pavems-'at or sidewalk in fr :)nt and about his premises as aforesaid, before eight o'clock in tlie morn- th I lit: 40 BY-LAWS OP THK CFTY OP TORONTO. strcitMia^waiks ^"g ^>^ ^^^^ ^^y> *'>*<^"^ *^^ fi'"^^ ^'^y ^^ ^^'KV till the iii.st cljiy and Nuisaiiees. of October, 1111(1 shall swecj) tin; Hiiiiie Itcluve iiiiu' oeltick every inovning chiriiin' the* rest ot" the yciir (Siiiuljiysrxct'))- ted), and every ocenpaiit us ati»resaid at the tinie-ialoresaid, shall cleanly swee[) and keep I'ree from oltstruetion hy dirt, Dnv.iis, gutteis dust, SHOW, ice ov other iiieHinbrunces, the drains, (jutters or ami watereoiU'st'S _ ^ ^ . to bo kept clean, water-coiu'ses, in iront of or aooiit sneli hoii-es «»r |iienn.st>i as aforesaid, and shall at all times keep the sidewalk.s, pavements, drains, gutters and \\ater-et.>iirses clean and free from obstruction or incumbrance. Removal of snov,- from the side- wulks. 16. That every occupant, and in ease there in no occu- pant, the owner of every house.shop, building, lot or parcel of land, and every per.';on haviiiif charf,'e or care of any church, chapel, or other public Imilding, fronting or abutting on any public street or streets where tiie sidewalks are jthudied, or paved, shall within the first ibur hours after eveiy iall of snow, or fall of hail or rain which s-hail i'reeze on the sidewalks or in the drains, gutters (lace, or cause to be sprinkled, spread or placed, any .salt or like substance on the road or carriage-way of any |»ublic]iighway or street within the said City with the intent, or for the [.nrpo.se of melting or dissolving any snow, ice, or dirt, whicli may have accumulated on any road or carriage-way of any such street or pulilic highway. If SHOW not 10- 17. That in case tlie snow, ice or dirt, be not removed, llMVuJ.Cil.V 111- 1 • 1 11 siK^^,tortoiiavi.- or tlic sidcwalks made safe and cttnvenient ius hereinbefore j.i..smuo Uie of- provided by twelve o'clock noon of each and every day (Sundays excepted) as aforesaid, it shall be the duty of the City Inspector for the time being, or such other person If the iec or snow uimiot be re- HHivcd without injunii;,' the viclijn'alk,iuhcj II.' s;iir1 l4)he mIi'woiI over tlio b.tllll'. Suit not to he I luiTilon the street. flV-LAWS OP tflR OITV OP TORON'fO. 41 or persons to be appointed by the said Municipal Council strc8t«,'sHew«ik» for that purpose, to cause sucli snow, ice or dirt to be re- *"^"''^"- moved at the expense of the said Corporation and to give information and prosecute such persons so neglecting to remove the snow, ice or dirt as aforesaid, and in such Poimity to bo imposed. , case the fine to be imposed upon such persons so offending shall not be less than the expense so incurred : Provided always, that such expense shall not exceed the sum of ten dollars. IS. That every occupant, and in case there is no occu- snow to bo rc- I ni 1 I'll* iiiovcil from tlio pant, tlie owner ot every house, shop, or building, and i.«.f» of buiui- every person having the charge or care of any church, chapel, or other public building, abutting on or erected within ten feet of any public .street, thoroughfare, side- walk or pavement, shall whenever snow or ice shall accu- mulate on the roof or eaves of his house or building as aforesaid, to an extent that shall be dangerous to persons passing, cause the same to be forthwith removed therefrom, and every pei"son while removing the same .shall take duii and proper care and precaution for the warning and auiety of persons passing. • ROIOVINQ BUILDINGS. 19. That no person shall remove, or cauric or permit to HuiuiiiiKs not to .. . I'll'- 1 bo reiiuivtd wiih- be removeu, or assist in removint;, any buildin*' into, aloiii?-""' ii:"<-mii tin- ,1 ^ , -. • • . '^ iioaiil of Work:.. or acro.ss any street or sidewalk in the said City, willioiii having first obtained leave in writing from the Hoard of Works. CORDWOOD ANP COAL. 20. That no person shall throw or pile cord wood, fire- wooaorcoainot 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 11 tob«|.li>mloii woixl or coal upon any j)aved or planked sidewalk or upon tiic aiduwaik. any of the streets of the said City, or saw or split cord- wood or firewood thereon, so as to obstruct the free use thereof; and no person shall stand on any such sidewalk w<>o.itMittcrs not / ' *' to oli.sl riicl ll.i; with his wot.)d-s;uv and horse so n-i to obfiUucL ;i iVoe \ ass- •- J';"-'!^- age for foot passengers. 6 i% BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OK TORONTO. V I V Mi: ll Hfi rsri !!!'» '••} No. 4n7. BtreeU.HUIowivlkii and Nulsaiic'CH, Mcrchaiulizo not to 1)0 jilacoj oil tlio stroeiH or HlilewalkH. Goods exposed oil the outsidu of ■liopii, Reception or de- livery of iiicr- ohaiiUizc. Hoard of WmV^ may crimt pci- iiiis.sloii (o iri'cl platforms across the drains to facilitalo tin- re- ception or deli- very of llUTellUM- dlzu. MKIKirAN'niZM. 21. Tliat no ihtsou shall j)laco any ^'otuls, wares, or nu'idiantliso, (»r otlier articles of any kintl, upon any street, or ujton any sidewalk, or hang or oxposo any goods, M'ares, or nicrcliandixo, or other articles outside of any house or shop or warehouse or other building, which shall project over any jiortion of the sidewalk of any street, or over any street, more than eighteen inelies from the lino or front of such jierson's house, shop, or warelioust?, on siicli street or streets, of the said City : Hut the jii'ovisions of this seeti(»n shall not he construed to interfere with the use of a portion of such street or sidewalk for a reasonable time duiiiig tlie taking in or delivery of merchandize or otlirr !L';()()(ls, or prevent the said IJoard of Works from granting permission to construct jilatlbrnis across the drains, gutters, or wati-r-courses, on any tif the streets of tlie said City wlieiv sueli Jioard may deem it necessary or advisalilc to i;i;int such permission for facilitating the recejiltoii or delivery of nierehandi/e or other goods, pro- vided sucli i'oartl in all eases reserves to itself the right to wiilidiaw aii\- iiermission they may have granted when- i'W'V it may In- shewn that a nuisance has thereby been e;tab)i -ilii'il. AICTIONS. Auctions prohii.i :.>i>. 'j'liiit iio iieisoii, without luiviuix tirst obtained leave tedin thestnuls. _ ' ^ ° tidiii till' said Ijoard of Works, shall sell by auction upon any of the streets or sidewalks of tlie said City any horses, eai liagcs, furniture, or any other article whatsoever. m NOISES. AdvertisinfT sales 23. That uo persou sliall advertise any sale of merchan- by street eryinj.'. , . ,. . , , . , , , H disc, iurniture, or any other article or any matter, by the ringing of any bell, blowing of any htu-n, crying, hallooing or creating any other discordant noise, in any of the streets of the said City, or on the steps, in the halls, or other parts of any house or other jiremise open to the public street, wliereb}' the jMiblic are liable to be subjected to ineonve- iTjcCityBeiiinan. nicuce aud aiuioyance : Provided always,- tliat nothing HY-LAWS OF TIIK CriT OF TOIIONTO. 43 contained in tliis clause sliall bo construed to extend to ytaai.sMowaiki any party duly appointed and authorized by the said ""J Nui^aii^^f- Municipal Council to follow the calling,' (;f Public f'rici' or City Bellman. F.X(^AVAT(oNS. tik Thiit no person or persons shall brcik, t( .ii- up, oi- kmiuuu.mis imt , , . . , ,, , . til lio iimclu with- reinove any idankin'', iiavenuMit, sKitiwiiik, eurlmi'':, iiiiica- <.iiiu:ivL»f tiio daniizinj^, or otlier road siirlaee, or make any excuvatntn in or tinder any street or sidewalk of th(( said City, Ibr Uk; purpose of l)uilding or otherwise, without lia\in^' lirst obtained a proper permit or lieense (Voin tht; said lloanl of Works so to. do; and sueli permit beinj^' ,L,'raiiteil th«' same Kx.aviitionsto I 11 1 1 1 ii 1- i.' rW I >• i 1' • 1)1! iiriilur tho ill- snail lie done umlcr tiie direction ol tlie ( ily iMc^^nicrr, notiimcif ti.o and shall, utider the same inspection, be icplaccd, iclaiil ami m.ade good by the parti»!s who may hav(; rciiuircil to have the same removed ; and sticIi removal shall not be allowed to continue any lr>nger than is absolutely necessary : And further, that in every ease where the said JJoard of Works I'urij nmkiuif •^ _ _ ... I'xciivutiipiis tone may see fit to L'raiit nermission as aforesaid, the i)artv to ">i"iii.siiiiu for •' . . . ii'-'Hli"t>*. mill to whom the same is m-anted shall br' held responsible I'm- k(■t|,ll^;lltsand any and all accidents that may occur to any jierson or jno- perty by reason thereof, and shall kec[» and maintain such lie;hts and watchmen, and shall take such further care and pi'ccaution as may be ncc ir;^ for the i)roteetion and safety of the j)ublie. I UKMOVAL Oi' UUAVi:i-, SANP, OR KARl'll. 2o. That nf» person shall take away any of the gravel, (i,;uci or sand sanfl or earth forming the beach in front of the said City, lUovJa without or .ii*;t pnrt ot the said ( ity commonly known as " 1 no T.sland," or dig up, take or carry away, any earth or .sand from any street laid out in the .said City or from any va- cant lot belonging to the said the Corporation of the City of Toronto, without having first obtained permission from the Committee of the Council having authority to grant the same. ENCUOACllMEXT.S, AWNINGS AND SIGNS. 26. That no iierson shall, without having first obtained ""of- »'«r». I ) " o iioroht's or other leave from the said Boanl of Works, construct, place or >i'>t™"-es to u ]\Y-l.\\\A (iV TMK CITY OF TOItON'K). No, 4' 7 innkn nny inovahlr ti'n|w «»r dnora, f(ti' iho |Mir|>uhe i-f «Mi- '"^"''"' "• ti;iiict> to any cellars or promiKcs jiiuUt any ItuiMing or ! iiiidiiiKH M..t In |»'n('(', oi- iiialvP any ntops or porchos or f»thor entrances to VhKwaik. liniltlm},'H wliicli snail in anywissc ciicronch upon the skIc- walUs or streets of tin; said City. li A«iiin;.'H.irHi«iiH 27. Tliat iio pcrson sliall erect or continue any awning, ..vir'tiuHidl'- sign, sign-|>ost, lianging or swinging-sign, which sh.all in i.iilk wlllir.iil 111.' , ' . , II • .1 • 1 iHTiiiis«i,MMifiiiti any way e\tv the .said Municipal < 'ouneil of the saitl iM.li'T, nil oini'cr 1 ' « •' • ily r ■>' III! ciiy may (Jity |(»r that purpose, after fourteen days' notice in writing rcmiivo thijin. *^ i . ... serveil on the owner or occupier of any i)renuses helorc which such last mentioned awning, sign, sign-post, hanging or swinging sign exists, to cause the same to ho removed, and no person or persons shall obstruct or impede .such jKirson or persons so appointed in t' "• duo execution of the provisions of this section. Climliinff Inmp- piisis, trees iir fclK'f.S. CLIMBINO AND DEFACING. 2.0. That no person shall be allowed to climb on anj' of tliG lamp-posts in the streets or parks, or (m or into any of the fences of the College Avenue, squares, parks or public places of the said City, or upon any of the railings or fences along any of the streets of the said City. Defacing or in- Jiiriiii; liiiiiain),'!* or other pfo- jicny. 30. That no person shall deface or disfigure any public or private building or buildings, wall, fence, railing, sign, monument, post or other property in the said City by cutting, breaking, daubing with paint or other substance, or .shall in any other way injure the .same. • PROTECTION OF TREES. DeBtroying-treM 31. That no person shall climb, bark, break, peal, cut, deface, remove, injure or destroy, the whole or any part of nV-LAWH OP THK CITY OF TORONTO. 45 any trco, Hapliii;,' or slinil*. now growing or which shall s„r^J;;R,rt7«'„ik» licrc.'ifti V lie planU'd l»y any |ier.son or i>cr,son,s or hy the •""' N"|«""<<"« said Tiiu ('or|ioraLion of the City (tf Toronto in any Htrect, H(|iiaru, park, or |iul)li<; ]ilaco ol' the Kai. any sui'h tree lu! cut , which has heretofore or shall he hereafter planted in any street, Hipiarc, park, or pultlic, place of the said < 'ity, and if he liiids it impossihle to [ler- wiim iwo «..ik form the work witliout injuring any siK'h tree, it shall ho wiih'oiii'iiiVi'iiii.c his duty to apitly to tlie Litv JMit'ineer lor instructions in toiMimmiototiio il *< 1 I i-n /. -U en fi City r.nginocr. the matU'r, wlio, upon order oi tiie Committee ot the Coun- cil having auLlioi ily to grant the same, may, in writing signed hy him, give siieh authority. 33. That a copy of ovoiy written authority given hy the ropyof nuumrity City Engineer to reuKne or intenerc with any such tree, to be kept. gihall he j)reserved in liis olHue for puhlic reference. 34. That no ptrs.jn shall fasten any horse or other ani- iinruro not to t.c , , I . , , . 1 • 1 fx'tciicti to trt'CH. mal tp any tree, sapling, or shrul), now growing or which may be herealter j)lanted in any street, .S'|uare, park or public pl.ace of the said City, or to any case or box around any such tre(>, sai)liiig or shrub. nUK AND IIKKWOIIKS. 35. That no jhtsoii shall set tire to any shavings, chips. Fires not to be , ., 1 xM 1 ix 1' il L' 111.0)10 1111110 straw or otlier comlnistiole matter tor the purpose ot con- strccu or near burning tile same m any ot the streets or parks ot tiie said carried throuRh rr± • 1 -xi • iiiv r i. i> l •! !• ^ the strccts.cxccpt City, or in any enclosure -withm htty teet ot any building, in a flrc-pan. and no person shall carry tire through any of the .streets or parks in the said City, except in some covered vessel or metal fire-pan. 46 1}Y-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. *i! c. ^"i-1"^' ,^, oC). That 111) i)er.soii or iiersons sliall make oc VvAit any "'"' >'"'>«">i*^^«- lii-o or boulirc, in any of the ;itrecty, .sv|uarc.i, parks or piiMic i;oiinics,"fireann3 2)lacc.s of tliG City, or sliall ilre or discharge any gun, fowling (11- rncHoiUs|Pio- . . 1 II i u 1 /' 1 •ti'- liilntcd in tho piece, or hroanns, or shall sot lire to any nrewoi'ks witum mission. tliesaid City, unless specially authorized by the Mayor or the Municipal (Jouncil of the said City, and no person or Finnvoik-i not to pei'sous sliall Uiflit, set o(f, or tlirow any cracker, squib, or lie usud ni'iii' u. ,"".,,,. , ' crowd or whuio scrpcut, or othcr noisy, ofieusivc, or danwroiVi suljstauce, tliurearuaiiiiiiiils. , . , . , , . or iireworks in any piaco wlicro or ne.ir to which tin re is any crowd or assemblage of people, or where tliere are any animals liable to be frightened thereby. THROWING DANGEROUS MISSILKS. Tiiiowii.j; fltoncK yj 'pj,,^t uf) person shall cast, T>i"oiect, or throw any snow halls or ' ' I j ' ./ other missiieii. stoncs, or balls of SHOW or ice, or other missiles dangerous to the public, or use any bow and arrow in any of the streets, parks or public places of the said City. INDECENCY. naihintf. 3g That no person shall bathe or swim along or near the piers, wharves or shores, of the said City, between the Rolling Mills on the east and the Queen's Wharf on the west, from the hour of seven o'clock in the morning to nine iiuiccont expo- o'clock in the evening; nor shiill any person indecently expose any part of his or her person in any public place, ot in iiuy of the streets, parks or public places of the said City, nor shall the iilen of answeiiuir the call of nature be considered a pailiatitni t i 'r iiut up iiny indecent or pictures on the ,., .. . I ., whII"- ]>lacard, writings or jnctures. or write any indecent or immoral words, or make any imleccnt [tictures or drawings on any public or private building, wall, fence, sign, nionti- ment, j)0st, sidcwjdk. or jinvcniriit in any of tb.e stiid streets, parks, or public j)!ac(>s of the said City. Construction of thcword"strect. INTERI'RETATION. 40. That whenever tlu' word 'st rect" or "streets' is men- tioned in this By-law, it shall be under.stood and cftnstrued as including all highways, tlioroughlares, hmes, roads, alleys, avenues, bridges, courts, court yards, commons, public BY-LAWa OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 47 squares, and public ]>lace,s ; and shall be also understood as common^scwcrs including the sidewalks, unless the contrary is expressed, ^— -v'— ^ or such construction would be inconsistent with the manifest intent of this By-laAv. * PENALTY. 41. Tliat any person or persons guilty of an infraction I'enaity of any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon convic- tion before the ISIayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of tlie Peace fur the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding tiij sum of tifty dollars, for each ofi'enco, together with the costs of prosecution, and in defJuilt of payment thereof forthwith, uistreswiuu- it shall and may be lawful for tlie Mayor, Police Magistrate, '""■»»' P-^y""^"'- or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them are {vctino; together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the ort'ender's or offenders' good nd chattels; and in case of no siifficient distress to commitment in satisl^ the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be law- •^<='»"'t°''"^'™« ful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, < o commit the offender or offenders to the conunon jail of tlie said ( 'ity of Toronto, with or without hfird Fabonr for any period not exceeding six calen- dar months, unless the said peniilty and costs be sooner paid. No. 468. A By-law to provide for regulating the Common Sowers, and an Annual Rental or Sewer- age Rate. • Passed 2G'ni Octouer, 18G8. WHEREAS it has been found necessary from time to time to make provisions for regulnting the common sewers in tlie City of Toronto, and to ]trovide for an annual rental or sewerage rate I i i »■ .'t . m m 4d Bir-LAWfe 0J<' THE CiTt OP tonONTO. roiiimoi/s^wers. -^^^ whercos it is expedient to consolidate all the Acts and By-laws of the s;ud City heretofore existing that in any way relate to the subjects aforesaid, and to incoi-porate them into on 3 By-law : >f Therefore the Municipal Council of tha Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts a3 follows : Repeal of fonuor JtT-lawi. 1. That from and after the passing of this By-law, the following By-laws of the City of Toronto shall bo, and the same ai*e hereby repealed, that is to say, By-laws numbers sixteen, two hundred and forty, twj hundred a:ul ninety- five, three hundred and four, throe hundred and ni;)oty-six, and four hundred and twenty. | <■ % iioara of Works 2. That froui and after the pa:isin<' of tiiis By-law, it may coiutruut w > comiuou sevvfH shall and may be lawful for the Board of Works, under the wliuro iii-'CL'sBiary _ •' for s:imt:iry pur- sauctiou and by the order of tlie Municipal Council of the 1 loses ^ •' ' City of Toronto, to construct connnon sewei'.s and drains in such parts of the said City as they may deem necess-^vy for Or upon i)«tition sanitary purposes, or where at letvst two-thirds in number and ptrty ottiierti. ouc-half iu valuc of the owners of the real property on any street, lane or highway, or any jjortion thereof, clearly defined by cross streets, shall by ])etition to tlie said Muni- cipal Council rcvpiire the sunio, which said p^'tition shall be subject to the By-law of the saiil City of Toronto number four hundred and sixty-nine, and entitled, " A By-law to provitle for the assessment of projierty benelitod by local improvements :" Provided always that such street, lane oi- highway, or, portion thereof, be so situate as to allbrd a projMjr and sufficient outlet* for such drain. Property abut- 3. That frouj aiul al'tsir the passing of thi.s By-law, the tine a Ht«fe* on , , ,i, ,i .• ii- tthiciitiien. isa grouuds, yards, vacant lots, or other properties, abutting on ( uniinoii scwt-r to j i. • xl • i / i-i. i- it-aruincdintoit. any street or |)ortion or any street, in the said City ot Toronto, through which a common sewer hits heretofore been constructed, and which is opposite to such common • sewer, shall be drained into such coiumon sewer. ttV-LAWS 01' THE CITY OP TORONTO. 49 IIU No. 4C«. Common Sowers. 4. That it shall not be lawful for any person or persons to make or construct any drain or sewer in any part of the public streets of the said city through which any common lawers? sewer shall have been constructed, or to make any excava- tion for the purjjose of cleansing any sewer already con- stiiicted, unless such sewer shall communicate with the common sewer upon the terms and with the license and permission hereinafter mentioned. 5. That no jjerson or persons shall be allowed to make or private drains ..r , . , . • ii 1 L «»e gi-anted by the said Board of Works, upon payment or engagement or undertaking to pay such sums of money as by the said Uoard of Works may be determined. G. That all private sewers or drains so to be constructed Private tew prs to • , , _ comiiunmato to communicate with thesaid common .sewers.shall be in such withtiicoomuion sewcrM as thi; shaije and form, and ciiniinunicate with the sjiid common ''"'"''"'"•"''* sowers in su;;h manner, and at such parts thereof, as the said Board of Woiks shall from time to time direct and appoint. TCSSIII';- coiniiioii sewtis iniiiij liicatiii); tluTr- 7. That all private and other drains crossing the course nrainso n 1 ••ill ' , comiiioii sc oi such comiiiiiii sewer.s, or running in or through any part ami not .oi of the sti'eets of the said City, unless such as shall c»nn- with to w li'ii.ii municate with the sniel common sewer, shall be forthwith "' tilled up and obstructed. 8. Tli.'it notiiing in this By-law contained'shall be con- sc»..is fi,,;., . , el slnclhliinitij; 111. strued to i)revent the letting in oi sewers from the streets ■ l'"li'iiit"a ot the said City m which no common sewer shall have cmimon s.«irir . , .<• 1 it ilo not ilruiii been constructed, into the said common sewers, it such preniisisin.iiiin- 1 1 • 1 II 1 ■ • a street ii' wliirli sewer so to be let in shall not be used to drain i)remises tiiercisa having a front on a street in which such common sewer shall have been constructed, and if such sewer shall be let in in such manner iv.id form as the said Board of Works ^■ll;lll direct ami ;ip| oiiit. ino'i wwer. dO BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. No. 468. Common SewerH. 9. That no person shall commit damage or injury to any of the said common sewers, or to any private drain or sewer Injurine sewers. • i« ^-l -xi communicating therewith. ii Owners or occu- 10. That the owncrs and occupiers of all properties abut- piers of property , . , , i • i • i i who have i>aid tmg on any streets upon which said common sewers have common sewer becu consti'ucted, who have heretofore paid the sum shall use the same • ^ i -n ^ ii -j^ii. ••! r • free of charge, required by By-law to be paid lor the privilege of using such common sewer, shall continue to use tlie same, free of charge, for the number of feet for which they have so paid. I!f, Owners or occu- piers of property who have not paiilfortheprlvl- leire of draining shall be charged an annual rent. In section No. 1, twelve and one- half cents per foot |icr annum In section No. 2, ten cents per foot per annum. In section No. 3, nine cents per foot iKir nnimm. Proi)crty situate at the intersec- tion of a street. 11. That all persons who own or occupy property which i.s drained into any such common sewer, or which is required by this By-law to be drained into such sewer, and who have not heretofore paid for the privilege of so draining as aforesaid, shall be charged an annual rental per foot of the frontsige of such property abutting on such street, or portion of a street as aforesaid, for the use of such common sewer, tliat is to say : Firstly, In section number One, including all that portion of the said City of Toronto, lying between the centre of Parliament Street on the east, the centre of Queen Street on the north, the centre of Simcoe Street on the west, and the watt rs of the Bay on the south, twelve and one-half cents per loot per annum : Secondly, In section number Two, including till that portion of the said City lying between the centre of Queen Street, on the south, the centre of Spadina Avenue on the west, the centres of Col- lege Street, College Avenue and Carlton Street on the north, and the centre of Parliament Street on the east, ten cents per foot per annum : Thirdly, In section number Three, including all those portions of the said City not in- cluded in sections numbers One and Two, nine cents per foot per annum ; Provided always, that when any gi'ounds, yards, vacant lots, or other property, is situate at the inter- section of a street with any lane or alley, upon each of which streets, lanes or alleys there is a common sewer, the fronts only of such grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other property, together with so much of the flank thereof as the said flank exceeds eighty feet, shall be assessed for the rental hereby imposed. BY-LAWS OP THE CITV OP 'lORONTO. 61 12. That the owner or occupier of any propei'ty so re- co„^,"n gg;,j„ quired to be drained, may commute for the payment of the "*— ^'— ' 1 i.i.i_» i- II i.i« 111 Owners or occii- annual rent therein mentioned, by a payment ot one dollar ,,io« of i.roiiorty and ten cents [)er toot irontajjC for property in section number One ; of ninety cents per foot frontage for property in section number Two ; and of eighty cents per foot front- age for property in section number Three ; with interest on such payment at the rate of six per centum per annum, to be computed from the first day of January, in the year of our ]jord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, de- ducting in ejich case one-twentieth of the above-named sums, if the said one-twentieth has been previously paid. 13. That it shall be the duty of the City Engineer for the The city EnRi- •'*''=' nocr to make a time being, at such time as he may be required .so to do, to stutcmcntof render to the Chamberlain of the City of Toronto, a state- *«•• '» «''«•' J^'"" ment of all .sewers which have been constructed during the then preceding year, showing the names of the streets in which said sewers have been constructed, the extent and cost thereof, the names of proprietors whose properties may front on such streets, and the frontage of the lot or lots owned by such proprietors, and such further information as may be required to enable the said Chamberlain to assess such properties in accordance with the provisions of this By-law. 14. That it shall be the duty of the said Chamberlain, The chamberlain .., ,i/»T • 1 1 tonmkooutsein- sometime in the month of January in each and every year, rate roiis for to make out separate rolls of the annual rentals due for the common Howera. u,se of the common sewers in each ward of the said City, by the ownei*s or occupiers of property therein, in the Form A, in the Schedule to this By-law annexed, and to cause such rolls to be placed in the bands of the several Collectors of the City appointed therefor. 1 5. That it shall be the duty of the said several Collectors The collectors to , , ,» . 1 -I**-!!! demand payment to demand payment irom each and every individual whose of tiie rentals. name shall appear on the rolls, of the several and respective sums payable by him, her or them, according to the said 52 I'.V-I.AWS OK Till-: (MTY OK TOUONTO. C(.inmon*srwcrs. ^^^s, by leaving at his, her or their place of jibodo a printed *— N'-^' bill of the winie in the Form B, in the said Schedule, and callinjr at least once thereafter for the same. Di'tiiullrrs to lie prriccrilcil a;iiliist. IG. That in case any of the parties so liable, as aforesaid shall refuse or neglect, for foiu'teen days after demand made, as in the last section is provided, to pay such annual rental, the said Collecttir slvill return sucli defaulter to the said Chamberlain, who shall forthwitii cause tlie amount in dt.'fault to be collected by {)r(jce js of law in any Court of this Province having competent jurisdiction. 'lilt' liiiiiril of WiiikMiiav (lrr\iii 17. That in case the owner or occui»ier of any grounds, ti!!.rv,'i!,'rmi'ilt y'»''"<^''^> vacant lots or olher pntperty, abut.ting on any street, 'iln'iililii^vwcrs!" **^" P<»>'tion of a street, in the said C-ity, wherever a common sewer has been constructed, and v»hicli is o[)[)osite to such common sewer, shall ojnit to drain such grounds, yai'ds, vacant lots, or other proj)erty, the said Board of Works may cause the same to be drained into such common sewer, and the cost thereof shall bo assessed against such owner or occupier. It riill^i Tiif cost.. f drain- [s. That thc Said Chamberlain shall cause such assoss- iii),' prciiiisM l).v li.iauiuf w.iiUh iiient for the drainiui' of such trrouiids. yards, vacant lots, tu l.o iiisortfil nil ^^_ . ' ." . i!ie e(,ii..rinr.s' ^^l' other property, as in tlie last section is nientioucd, to bo inserted in the rolls hereinbefore mentioned, and in default of j»ayment thereof, after demand made, as hereinbefore provided, the same shall be collected in like manner as in the sixteenth section of this By-law is set forth. Th.^.Miynrtocx- 19, That if thc owucr or occupier of any property rc- vrwUi a llCCIl.'HU to . . ..«iii'rs..r iiecu- (mived by any By-law of the said City to be drained, shall .Mi.iiimiini; to commutc tlic aunual rental chargeable thereon, by thepav- ilrriiii into the a > J I J (i.niiiionsewurs. jjjeilt of tho auiount Settled hereby, the Mayor of thc said City shall execute to the party paying the same, a licence to drain the said property into thc common sewer, in the Pcffloim wiUinK Form C, in the said Schedule : Provided always, in dose raiLs without any person required to construct a drain into any common ! IJY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. sewer, does not do so, but is willing to jjcay the like annual rental or sowerago rate, as if he did use such sewer, with- out the construction of such drain by the said City, and thcre1\y save to himself the assessment for the construction thereof, and shall execute to the said City a covenant in the Form I), in tlic said Schedule, the Board of Works shall not, in their disci'etioii, pi'occed with the construction of the said drain, as by the said seventeenth section of tills Ky-law is provided: Provided further, that nothing liorein contained shall prevent the collection of such annual riMitals, comnuitatiou and assessment moneys, in the man- ner hereinbefore provided by a Collector or Collectors specially appointed by resolution of the Council for that purpose No. 4«8. Common Scwen. iiRing the com- mon sewers to execute a cove- nant to the Bonrd of WorkH. Proviso, not to f)revent the oil- ection of rentals, Sic. 20. Tliat any pevsan or persons guilty of an infraction rcnaity. of any of the provisions of this By-law, .shall upon convic- tion before the flavor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or .Tiistiees of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath (•r affirmation of ,'uiy credible witness, forfeit and pay, . fit the dis(Mvti(.ii (if the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Juslicos convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each oficncc, together with the costs of prosecution, ami in default of payment thoi'eof forth- P'^fT '" *•*" ^ 1 ■' fault of iiayniciit. With, it siiall and mny be lawful for^thc Mayor, Police Mag- i.^tiato (»r Jiistii.'o convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant, (iii.It.'r his liaml ami .seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Mngisiiate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of flicm arc .icting togother therein, then under thehand-and s'.al of one of them to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, l>y distress and sale of the offender's or olfenders' goods and chattels; and in case of no sullicient distress to Cojnmitment in satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall .md may be law- ful lor the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, as aforesaid, to commit the olfender or (tffender!* to tiie common jail of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six cal- endar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. default of dittreM 54 HY-LAVVS 01' TlIK CITY OF TORONTO. No. *r.». CmnmonScwors, r. M-4 OAISSSiijOJJ BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OB' TOUONTO. Form "B." iSte Section 16.) No. 468. Common Sewen, No. Mr. City of Toronto. District No Street Sewer. 1859. To Rental of leet frontage, at per foot, $. 18G0. To " " 1861. To " " 18G2. To " " Received payment, .Collector. No. Form "C." {See Section 19.) To ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS MAY CoME, The Corporation of the City of Toronto sends GREEriNO: — Whereas, under and by virtue of a certain By-law of the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto, passed on the twenty-sixth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, entitled "A By-law to provide for regul.ating the conunon sewei*s, and an annual rental or sewerage rate." It i.s enacted, aniono' other things, that from and after the pa.ssing of the said By-law, the "gi'ounds, yards, vacant lots, or other [)ro- perties abutting on any street, or portion of any street, in the said City of Toronto, through wliich a common sewer has heretofore been constructed, and whicli is oi.i)Osito to such common sewer, shall be drained into such conunon 66 UY-LAW8 OP lUB CITY OK TORONTO. fi con>nion*8ewert ^^^wcr :" and jvlso, "that all peraous wlio own or occupy pro- "— ~-.'-~-' perty wliirli is dmined into any such coninuMi .sower, or which is rcipiirc'd liy tlio said liy-law to lie druincd into sucli sewer, and who liave not horototoro paid i'or tlio pri- vliejj'e of so tlrainin^' an aforesaid, shall lie itharged an annual rental per foot . f tlie JVontagc of sueh ]in)p(i'ty abutting on sucli street, or p.'rtit>n oi" n .stnet, as aforesaid, for the use of sueh common sewer, that is to say : Fiistly, In soetion innnbov one, ineludiji^' all that porlion of tlif said City of Toronto lying hetwet ii the centre of rnrlia- uient Street, on the east ; the centie of t^iuiM n Stretl, on the north; the centre of Sinieoo Street, on the west ; and the waters of the Bay, on thf south, twelve and one-half eents })er foot per annum : Seeoi»er officer of the said The Cori)ovatiou of the City of Toronto, for the time being, but at his or their own expense), to open, cleanse, maintain, amend, re- pair and preserve the said sewer so to be made from the said premises to the said common sewer ; Subject, never- theless, to the provisions of the By-laws of the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto aliecting the same : In witness whereof the said The Corporation of the City of Toronto have hereunt© set their Corporate Seal by Esquire, the Mayor of the said City, counter- signed by Esquire, the Chamberlain of the said City, this day of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and [L.S.] a 58 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. No. 408. Coniiiimi Howen. Form "D." 1^ fi {Stt Stclion 19.) Whoieas being the owner [or occupier] of cer- tain j)r(»pc'rty on Street, in the City of Toronto, [descrihe the 2>t'opcrty] in which said street a common si'HiT lias been constructed, and hath been required ac- cording to the By-law in that behalf to drain such pioperty into ihj said common sewer, and having made default therein, the Corporation of the City of Toronto, may by law, build the necessary drain and assess the said for the costs of the construction thereof, and collect the same, together v ith the sum of annually, as the rental for the use of the said common sewer : And whereas the said is desirous of paying such iinnual rental without being put to the expense of the construction of such drain : Now know ye, that in consideration of the premises, ilic^ said dotli hereby acknowledge to owe to Tiie CnrpovMtioi. of the City of Toronto, and their successors, the sum of annually, 1< •■ the annual i-'utjil as afore- said, aiu^ M. th hereby covenant, promise and t*gi'ee, to and w itii the said The Corporation of the Cit}' of Toronto and th'Ar siicct ssors to i)ay them the said sum liaU -yearly, on tlif first day of the months of and in each and every 3enr henceforth, and the said doth hereby, for the consideration aforesaid, charge the same ujion the said projjerty, to be payable thereout, on the days and in manner before mentioned. I In witness whereof the said hath hereunto set bis liaiid and seal, this day of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight bimdred und Signed, sealed fuid delivered, | in presence of j [L.S.] • I BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. 50 No. 469. A J5y-liiw to provide for the Assessment of pro- perty benefited by Local Improvements. TaHSED 2GtH OCTOBEK, I80H. WHEREAS it has been found necessary from tiiiif to time to pnivirle the means of ascertain iiiy; and deter- mining the proportion in which the assessment is t<> l»e made rm the various portions of the real estate of the City of Toronto to be benefited by locid improve- mnits: * No. 4(10. AwoMiiiiiint fur KiM'al lni|iri)ve- nieritii. ' < And whereas it has been found expedient to eonsoiidato all the Acts and By-laws of the stiid (Jity of Tctronto, heretofore existing, that in any way relate to the siilijt 1 1 aforesaitl, and to incorporate them into one By-law : Theref(»re the Municipal Council of the Corjtorationof the City of Toionto enacts as follows : 1. That from and after the i)assiniir of this By-law, the ntpoui ..f llv-lawR Nos. 278 following By-laws of the said City of Toronto shall be, and ami 279. the same are hereby repealed, that is to say, By-laws num- bers two hundred and seventy-eight and tw<» hundred and seventy-nine. 2. That all |)etitions for local nnprovements to lie made Tiiocity cierk under the provisions of this By-law, it receive * • tranmiit thuin to pose, to be called the Local Improvement Book, and the ^heBoa'dot 60 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. No. 4'a dork shall endorse upon such petitions his certificate of the ^'"^'Vi^nu'"'' conectiiL'ss thereof, and of the value of the whole of the real ^— ~v— ' ]>r()])erty ratable under the By-law, and shall forthwith so transmit the same to the said Board of Works. . When pctitiMtis ai'D iPiissc lli.v the Tliat it shall be the duty of the Clerk, so soon as the Coiiii.il thocu'Tk said Loard of Works shall have reported to the Council in to thu eity liii- lavor ot the prayer ot such petitions, and their report * '"'"■ thereon shall have been adopted by the Council, to cause a c )py of the petitions to be forwarded without delay to the orticer named in the next succeeding section of this By-law, for his immediate action thereon. ThoOit.viviKi 4. That it shall be the duty of the City Engineer for the t'hM'oiiM.ii -.villi time being, upon receipt of a copy of the petitions from the ben«i» ua iUMi'ttlo Clerk, to proceed at once to ascertain and detennine what assessiiKiIi. real property will be immediately benefited by the proposed iini>rovement, and to ascertain and determine the propor- tion in which the assessment to defray the cost thereof is to be made on the various portions of the real estate so benefited, and to report the same to the Council at its iiisre;iorttoiic Hext meeting, which report when approved by the iTiraTimprovi" Council, shall be entered in the said Local Improvement mcntbook. g^^^j^_ The City Clerk to n. That the said Clerk so soon as the report of the City the isseisincnt. Engineer is entered in the Local Improvement Book as provided by the fourth section of this By-law, shall cause a notice to be left at the place of abode of such parties to be assessed for such improvement, that the said assessment has been made -and the amount thereof, and that v By-law in accordance therewith will be passed by the Council unless tlie same be appealed from in manner proAdded by the Act twenty-nine and thirty Victoria, chapter fifty-one of the Statutes of the late Province of Canada, and entitled " An Act respecting the Municipal Institutions of Upper CanadH." 61 No. 470. Fences and Fen- cing-in of Vacant Lots. BY-TAW8 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. No. 470. A By-law to regulate Division or Line Fences in the City of Toronto, and to enforce the Fcncing-in of Vacant Lots. Passed 26th October, 1868. WHEREAS it ha8 been found necessary from time to time to make provision for regulating the height, extent and aescriptlon of lawful division or line fences m the City of Toronto, and for determining how the cost thereof shall be ai.p(ntioned, and for the fencing-in of vacant lots in the said City: And whereas it is expedient to consolidate all the Acts and By-laws of the said City heretofore existing that in any way relate to the subjects aforesaid, and to incorporate them into one By-law : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. That from and after the parsing of this By-law the gX^'g^/.^.^-- following By-laws of the City of Toronto sliall be, and the same are, hereby repealed, that is to say, By-laws numbers one hundred anij thirty-four and three hundred and twen- ty-six. 2. That from and after the passing of this By-law all {^J'^;^ kept ""p in division or line fences between tenements in the City of •;i«»J^p3';J'°"' Toronto, shall be made, kept up and maintained as lawful |n.^;.eaajoin.n. fences by the parties owning or occupying the land mime- diately a.ljoiniug thereto, and divided by such fences, each party maintaining an equal proportion of the same, and m case the land on erne side of any such fence shall not be ^hen^the ...a^^ used or cultivated, then the pei-son occupying the land un- '-- '^Xut der cultivation or in use which is enclosed by such fence, p^^^^--- shall be bound to keep the said fence as a lawful fence, and -'«vj.io,.to^^^ the owner or occupier of land which is wild and unculti- vated, or lying as a common, or used as a road or lane, shall not be bound to mainUiu a share of the fence between such 62 BY-LAWS OP THE CITT OP TORONTO. until the other laiulu become \IHCay to the other jiarty as coin[>eusation ft»r that part of the fence which he may become liable to maintain, such sum of money as may be mutually agreed upon by the parties themselves, or iji case of their disngroement, as may be awarded by the City Ius|tector and Arbitrator or Arbitrators, to be named as hereinafter provided. u m BU g i Meetings nii.l jHiwcrs of Arbi- traturs. ., DiKiuitestoio 3. That whenever parties owning or occupviner lands settled bjthe City ' ,,,,. I J S> hmpoctor -vnd adjacent to each other, shall dispute and not be able to two Arbitrators. •* _ , , • agree in api»ortioning to each other the part of the fence to be so maintained l)y each party, then and in such case, every such dispute shall, be settled by the City Inspector for tlie division of the City in which the land lies, and two Arbitrators to be chosen by the parties so in dispute, one to be chosen by each, who shall meet at an hour to be named by the City Inspector at the place where the land lies, and shall then .and there decide which part or p^opoi-tion of such fence each i»arty shall keep up and maintain, but shall not have power U) ctjmpel either party to make any particular sort of fence, or to oblige either party to j>ay for his pro- portion of a fence already'' built at a greater rate than one dollar and fifty cents j)er rod. Ne^ficotiiiK or 4. That if oithor of the parties in dispute shall, upon bo- i^irt/frbifraiiors ing callcd upoii by the other party to appoint his Arbitrator, neglect or refuse so to do within three days after being so called upon, then and in e\ery such case, the other party shall be allowed to choose his Arbiti'ator, if he shall think fit 80 to do, and such Arbitrator shall, with the said Cit}' Inspector, proceed in the maimer above mentioned to ap- portion to each party his share of the fence so to be kept and maintained by him, and the decision of the City In- BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 63 spector and such one Arbitrator so chosen, or the decision penoMand'Fen. of the City Inspector alone, where neither Arbitrator is «inK-in^o{Vac«nt chosen, or the decision of the City Inspector and both ^— "v^-^ Arbitrators, or the majority of them, where both Arbitra- Decision of ww- ' J J _ _ traton to be In tors are appointed as under the next preceding section writing, shall be final and shall be made in writing and signed by the City Inspector and Ai'bitrator, or Arbitrators, agreeing thereto ; and it shall be the duty of the City Inspector, or one To be iiied in the of the parties signing such decision, to file the same in the of the couudi. office of the Clerk of ^he Municipal Council, and which when filed, shall at all reasonable houi-s be open to inspection by the parties concerned. ' i 5. That every division or line fence shall be of the height Description of •', ° lawful fence. of five feet six inches, and so constructed as not to allow any animal liable to be impounded to get past or beyond the same without having to break it down or leap over it ; and that any and every fence so made and constructed of the aforementioned height of five feet six inches, and of rea.sonable strength, shall to all intents and puiposes be a lawful fence within the said City of Toronto. 6. That if any animal or animals shall break down or if animals break , !• • • 1- #> 1 • 1 1 11 , 1 down a fence, not leap over any division or line fence, which shall not have a lawful fencc.the 1 ipii- /• -lii Til 1 parties liable to hcen a lawiul lence as aioresaid, the party liable to keep, keep or maintain . . , i £• 1 /• ' 1 11 1 *'"'' fence to be make or maintain such part or tlie lence as shall be so answerable for aii broken down or leaped over, shall be answerable for all damages done? by any animal or animals which shall so break down or leap over such fence, such damage to be recovered in the manner provided for the recovery of daiiiages for such animal or animals as shall trespass uj>oii the land of any py ten o'clock in the forenoon. To report to tiio containini; i)ointed to inspect. 0. That shop ami parlour chimneys, not used cxceiit in «i'. That no occupier or occuiders of any hou.se, tenement picupicrH of _ ' _ ' _ *' _ liouBcii not to r«- ^ ' ihiiunoyH 1)0 her (ir their chimneys or Hues be swept in the manner and »»eptortoimy as often as aforesaid, or shall rtjfuse, after any Hue or chim- ney .shall be swept as aforesaid, to pay the rate or charge .•lutliorized to be demanded by the Chimney Inspector, nor tiio iii^i.ciI(ms shall any Chimney Inspecttn*, his agent or servant, eitheriont langua-'o. when giving notice of his or their intention to sweep, or when sweeping any Hue or chimney, or when collecting their fees, or at any other time whatever u.se any insolent, abusive or otfensive language to the inmate of any house, tenement or building, in the said City. 7. That in all cases where any chimney shall catch fire '">« inspector to . , .1/^1. 1 , '"^ WMe when Within the said City, -and the ca.se can be traced to nc'"'>>ey'"^'''tch *' ° flro owinjj to hm gence or carelessness on the part of the Inspector, the said noBiitfouco. Inspector shall himself be liable to the same penalty as is prescribed for the breach of any of the other provisions of this By-law, 5. That any person or persons guilty of an infraction of I'onaity. any of the provisions of this By-law, shall upon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or 68 HY-LAWS OF THE CITT OP TORONTO. Ml \i No. 473. Justices of the Peace, for the City of Toronto, on the oath or aflirnmtion of any credible witneas, forfeit and pay, at tlio discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dolhirs for each offence, together with the costs of pro- Dintrem In de- secution ; aiul in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Justice (!onvicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in cas(! the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate and Justice or Justiccs,orany two or moi'e of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of tlieni, to levy the said jienalty and costs, or costs only, by distress, an stiflicient distress to satisfy the (lofaultof clixtrcsH •in i i i i> i !• said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convic^ting as aA^rcsaid, to commit the offender oroffenders to theconnnon jjiil of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner ])aid. \i I fTi 11 No. 473. A By-law for the organization and management of the Fire Department. Passed 26th October, 1868 WHEREAS it has been found necessary from time to time to make rules and regulations for the organiza- tion and management of the Fire Department in the City of Toronto : if [lit And whereas it ha.s been found expedient to consolidate all the Acts and By-laws of the said City heretofore exist- ing, that in any way relate to the subject aforesaid, and to incorporate them into one By-law : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : BY-LAWS OP THE CITT OP TORONTO. 69 th at 100 of ()- it te, er is- tiru 3(,a and 443. 1. That from and after the passing of this By-law, the p,^*^"-JJJ^,^,,^ following By-laws of the City of Toronto shall be, and the ^-^^v"^ same arc hereby repealed, that is to say. By-laws numbers wo«^343, li^r " three hundred and forty-three, three hundred and fifty-four, three hundred and fifty-nine and four hundred and forty- five. 2. That the Fire Department of the said City of Toronto constniciion ot siiall hereafter consist of : — One Chief Engineer; one Assist- ment. ant Engineer; one Engineer and Fireman for each engine; one caretaker of hose and other apparatus; and one Fire Company of not less than thirty-four men, whose names, Nmncs ..» mrm- with the dates of their admission and the dates of their tcmi. leaving the Fire Department, shall be enrolled by the Chief Kiigincer in a register to be kept by him for that purpose, wlric'h said register may contain any other particulars that the Standing Committee on Fire, Water and (Jas shall deem expedient <"»r necessary. 3. That upon the enrolment of any person as a member Memiwuto ir- (\f the Fire Department, the Chief Engineer shall give such of their enmi- person a certificate that he in enrolled a member of the Fire Department, which certificate shall contain the date of his admission and such other particulars a« the said Committee may consider necessary and expedient. 4. That whenever any member of the Fire Department, Mcmbora to ro- It ii>-iKii !• ceive a certiflcnte regularly enrolled, has regularly and faithfully served m »'t«r seven years the Fire Department for the space and term of seven years consecutively, such member upon his producing a certi- ^.cate from the Chief Engineer of his having so served, shall receive a certificate from the Clerk of the said Munici- pal Council that he has been regularly enrolled and served as a member of the Fire Department for the space of seven years, and such certificate thall exempt the indi- such certificate .11 !»•/• 1 It *° exempt the vidual named therein from the payment of any personal individual named ,f. . . therein Irom statute labour tax thereafter, and Irom serving as a luror on atatute labour , . , - . -. , . 1 . , tax and from the trial of any cause in any court of law withm the Pro- iervinKaaajuror. vince of Ontario. 70 BY-LAWS OF THE CTTT OP TORONTO. Firo'i)epartincnt '''• That any porsoii who, in tho discharge of his duty aa ''— — .'--^ a Fireman, distinguishes himself in the pciformancc of a in'I*ui»hiir'iii'r^ gallant act, by which life or property shall ornmy be saved, such person shall bo entitled to receive reward therefor, either by the presentation of a medal, or such pecuniary ivssistanec as the said Municipal C(!art- ol the 1» ire Dejmrtmcnt shall be appointed, and may be >nont. removed from office by the .said Committee. 12. That the salary of the Chief Engineer shall be fixed saiarips. by the said Municii>al Council, and the salary or remune- ration ttf all others in or connected with the Firo Dcpart- niont shall bo determined by the said Committee. i;{. That the annual expenses of the Fire Deimrtinont, Kxi^nsosoftim 1 • /« 1 1 i« 1 d-^i • i» T-t • 1 11 Are ilt'partiiK'iit cxcluHivo of the salary ot .the Chief Engineer, shall not exceed the sum of ten thousand dollars. 14. That the whole apparatus and management of the Ti>e management 11. TV . 1 11 1 1 .1 !• .• -1 .r-»i . _ of the 11 re depart - I' ire Department shall be under the direction ot the Chief mont. Engineer, subject to instructions from the .said Committee, but at eveiy fire the Chief Engineer .shall have sole control over all members of the Fire Department, and all persons engaged at any fire, and over all the engines and apjiaratns belonging thereto, and any person who shall refuse or neglect to obey any legal order of the said Chitl" JMigintxr shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. 15. That the Chief Engineer or oflaeer in charge of the DemoiiMuns or Fii-e Department, at any fire, is hereby empowered to cause buiidiiigsatnrcs. n liT-LAWS or THB CITY OF TORONTO. Firo'iHiplriiiient *" ^^® (lemoHshcd OF taken down, all buIldingB, erections '— ^— "-' (»r fences which he shall deem necessary to bo tflkon down in order to arrest the progress of any fire. I if: I I uliefSw. 10- That in the absence of the Chief Engineer, the Assistant Engineer, and in the case of his absence, iho senior Foreman in the company shall have the powers and perfurm the duties of the Chief Engineer. 5t"iS\u.!;; 17. That on all occasions of fire, the side of the street jirw."*'"^ "' nearest the fire, and for a distance of fifty feet on each side of the fire, and for two- thirds the width of the street in front thereof, and also the centre of the street on both sides of the s|>uce above described ; and also any lane or by-way between the public street and the rear of any premises on fire, through or along which it may be necessary to run any portion of the fire apparatus, shall be kept clear of all per- sons who may in any way obstruct the working of the Fire Department ; and all and every ])erson who shall be in any of the places above mentioned, shall immediately rt'tire therefrom when called upon so to do by the Mayor or any of the Aldermen of the City, or by any of the Engineers or Foremen of the Fire Department, or by any of the City Police. Iliii(lt'i'iii); flrv iiK'M ill tim (lis IS. That no person or poraons shall in any way impede lui'tirs "' ^'"'"^ or hiiKlcr any fireman or other person who shall be as? ist- iiig in extinguishing a fire, or be in the i)erf()rinttnco offtay other duties connected therewith. Ilijiiriii;; tliu u;<|>nrutiis. flie KiiisiiiK falie iihnii«. Uuiillres. 11). That any person or persons wantonly or maliciously injuring any tire-engine, hose, or other apparatus belonging thereto or any bell or bell-rope, used for the firemen in giving alai'm of fire; or who shall, without reasonable cause, by out-cry, ringing of bells or otherwise make or circulate, or cause to be made or circulated, any false alarm of fire ; or who shall, after sun-set, without previously warning the Chief Engineer, make any bonfire or other large fire, in any field, yard, or open space, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. BY-LAWS OP THE CITT OF TORONTO. 73 20. That any iMiWoii or perHoiis guilty of an infraction of |.^J^,,Vai,,i any of the provisionH of this By-law, slmll upon conviction 'T^^***"^?' before the Mayor, Police Magintrato, or any Justice or i'eu»ity. JuHticeH of the Peace, for the City of Toronto, on the oath or aftirmation of any credible witness, forfeit anU pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Poiit^o Magistrate, Justici; or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, together with the costs of pro- secution ; and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it f^^ »\'!l'ent shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, ttr Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- tmte and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's or offenders' goods jind chattels; and in case of no sufficient distress to satisfy c<""«»''n'«""» . ■' UefaullufUUtreiiK. the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the oflTender or offenders to the common jail of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 474. / IVy-Hv, to provide for the appointment of »*()(hv.J-keepers, and to regulate the Pounds ii) -le City of Toronto. Passed 26th October, 1868. WHEREAS it has been found necessary from time to time to appoint Pound-Keepers for the City of Toronto, and to regulate their duties, and to restrain and regulate the running at large of certain animals, and to provide for impounding the same; and further to provide for sufficient yards and enclosures for the safe keeping of 10 74 BY-TiAAVS OP THR OITT OP TORONTO. Poml.u'aMci ^""^'^ animals as it may be the duty of the pound-keeper P omM-' k ueporH . <.^ impoUud : ,. . " And whereas it is expedient to consolidate all the Acts and By-laws of the sai. following By-laws of the City of Toronto shall bo, and the sauK! are, hereby repealed, that is to saj, By-laws numbers tliree hundred and sixty-nine, three hundred and eighty- four, three hundred and eighty-six, and four hundred and twelve. 'DipCitv )ol.eJl- viilal into linen districts. Oisli'icI, N.I. 1. District No. 2. Distriit No. 3. 2. That for the ptirposes of this By-law the City of Toronto shall l»e divided into three districts, numbered one, two, and three, respectively, whereof — District number one shall consist of nil that part of the said City lying west of Brock Street, and extending from the Bay to the north part of the City limit: District number two shall consist of all that part of the said City lying between Brock Street on the west, and Church Street on the east, from the Bay to the north City limit : District number three shall consist of all that part of the said City lying to the east of Church Street, between the Bay and the north City limit. SbiiHhtioil^Ade *^" ^'^^^ there shall be three public pounds established in iaidc street ; ^j^^ City of Torouto, onc in and for each of the said districts, that is to say : One on the plot of land owned by the City on the south side of Adelaide Street, in St. Andrew's Ward, Oil tiie comer of for district number one : one on the corner of Yonge and Yoii(re and Ina- . , " Isabella Streets, in St. James's Ward for district number koiifre bella streets; On the Market two : And One in St. Lawrence Ward, upon the market reserve, at the east end of the said ward, for district number secure. whenpaundsnot three : Provided always that whenever the common pound of any district is not secure, the pound-keeper may confine any animal liable to be impounded in any enclosed space within the limits of such pound-keeper's district. BT-LAWS OP THE CITY Of TORONTO. 76 No. 474. PiiuikIs and 4. That the Municipal Council shall, from time to tinip. , •11,. . , rouiKisanu as the occasion shall require, appoint three responsible ^ "'""'- fccciHTg persons to serve in the office of pound-keeper, one for each Ap^iZt^nZTof of the pounds hereinbefore established, who shall hold their p*"""*"^p«"- offices during the pleasure of the Council, and be generally under the supervision arjd direction of the City Board of Works. 5. That it shall not be lawful for any person or persons, after Entire homes, the passing of this By-law, to suffer his, her or their entire iarl,'e" within"the horse, bull, goat, or swine to run at large within the limits ""^° ' *^ '^ of the said City. 6. That it shall not be lawful for any person or persons, Auimais not to after the passing of this By-law, to suffer his, her or their h"lJertatl?Iiraiu horses, cows, cattle, goats, sheep or geese, to run at large in that part of the City of Toronto, comprised within the following limits : Commencing on the shore of the Bay, at the junction of the western limit of Bathurst Street with the water's edge at the esplanade ; thence northerly along the western limit of Bathurst Street to the northern limit of Queen Street, thence easterly along the said last men- tioned limit to the western limit of Beverley Street ; thence northerly along the said last mentioned limit to tlie southern limit of College Street ; thence easterly along the said last mentioned limit and the southern limit of the College Avenue to Yonge Street ; thence northerly along such last mentioned limit to the northern limit of Blobr Street; thence along such last mentioned limit to the eastern l''mit of Sherbourne Street ; thence southerly along such last mentioned limit to the northern limit of Beech Street; thence easterly along the said last mentioned limit to the eastern limit of Parliament Street ; thence southerly along the said last mentioned limit to the water's edge ; thence westerly, following the water's edge at the Esplanade, to the western limit of Bathurst Street, the place of beginning. 7. That any animal liable to be impounded under the Animals to be provisions of this By-law, shall be impounded in the pound MtiinsiVonmi to nearest to the iihiee where it maybe found riinnin;^^ at ti.ty uie'tomlci. lai-ge or trcs|)a«sing. 'C BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. i m No. 474. Pounds and rouiid-kocprrs Poimd-kccpcr to iiii]>ournl all ani- mals found iMn- niiif; lit hrtrc iind tr s|iiu-«iiipon cn- closi'd land. .\nii(unt to ho jiaid liy the own- ers of iininials impoundt'd. 8. That it shall be lawful for any pound-keeper of the said Citj', duly appointed as aforesaid, and on delivery thereof to him for that purpose by any person, and he is hereby required to impound any of the animals mentioned in the fifth section of this By-law, if found running at large within the limits of the said City ; and also to impound finy of the animals menti(mcd in the sixth section of this By-law, if found running at large within the limits men- tioned in the said sixth section ; and .also to impound all horses, cows, cattle, sheep, goats, swine or geese that shall trespass on the land of any person or persons (being enclosed by a lawful fence) within tHe said City, and to detain the same until the owner or owners thereof shall have paid over and above any claim for damages for the trespass and the charges, or over and above the penalty alone, where no trespass has been committed, the sums following : For every horse, or head of cattle, pig, sheep, or goat, fifty cents; and for every goose, five cents, which shall go .to the pound-keeper as and for his fee for impounding the same. Pound-keeper to 9. That wheucvcr any animal which shall have been provide food, , "^ ... water and shuiter trespassing or runumg at large contrary to the provisions for annnals ini- I o o ei ^ i poinded. of this By-law, shall be impounded, it shall be the duty of the pound-keeper daily to furnish the animal with good and sufficient food, water and shelter, during the whole time that si'ch anini'J continues impounded, and for so doing he shall be entitled to demand and receive the Amount to he following allowauoa, over and above his fees as pound- paid imundkeep- '=' . . /. . irs for feed, &o. kccpcr, namely: ror every uoi*se twenty -live cents per (lay ; for every head of horned or other cattle, twenty cents per day ; for every sheep, pig or goat, ten cents pQr day ; and for every goose, three cents per day. Manner of re- covering fees by )iound-keepcr8. 10. That the value or allowance a.s aforesaid, may be recovered, with costs, by summary proceeding before any Justice of the Peace for the said City of Toronto in like manner as fines, penalties or forfeitures for breach of any By-law of the said Municipality, may by law be recovered and enforced ly a single Justice of the Peace. Penalty where H. That in casc any pound-keeper who impounds or pound-keeper . , /. • i i. i ucKiects to feed eontiiics any such animal as aforesaid, refuses or neglects BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. W No. 474. PouikIn and to find, provide and supply the animal with good and sufficient food, water and shelter, he shall be subject to the roiimi-kccponi, penalties of this By-law. 12. Tliat the person distraining or impounding any persons im- auiinnl, sliall at the time, or within twenty-four hours mais'to ki'!^' a thcreaftrr, deiiver to the pound-keeper duplicate statements .laumKcsat'iui'.st ... !• 1 • 1 1 -in p 1 . ll"i owner, anil 111 writing 01 Ills demand .against the owner lor damages tudr written (if any) not exceeding twenty dollars done by such animal, the costs in v.^ and shall at the same time give his written agreement luuler seal, (with a surety if required by the pound-keeper) in the form following, or in words to the same effect : I [or We] do hereby agree that I [or We] will pay to the owner of the [describe the animal,] by me, A. B., (his day im- pounded, all costs to which the said owner may be put, in case the distress by me, the said A. B., proves to be illegal, or in case the claim for damages now put in by me, the said A. B., fails to be estaii^ished. 1.?. That in all case;, the pound-keeper shall, within forty- Notice of distress eight hours, and not before twenty-four hours after the place of saic. distress shall liave been impounded, cause a notice thereof in writing to be affixed on each of the pound-gates, on the door of each 'jol ice-station, and on some conspicuous part of the pultlic weigh-house, which notices shall give a particular ilescription of the distress, and shall specify when and where the same is to be sold, and if the owner of such distress, or if owner docs not some other person on his or her bel.alf, shall not within nftccn days dis- fifteen days after such notice shall have been affixed as aforesaid, redeem the same by paying the charges of the pound-keeper, and the penalty and damage imposed [if any] it shall be lawful for such pound-keeper to cause such distress to be sold, and after deducting his own charges to Application of r'i> t t "111 the proceeils of pay the damages, [if any] to the person entitled thereto, ™ie- find the penalty to the Chamberlain of the said City for City j>urposes, and the overplus [if any] to the owner or owners of such distress, if known, if not known, to the. Chamberlain, and if not claimed within three months afier being received by the Chamberlrin, the same shall be applied by him to City purposes. 78 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. tlft' ¥' j^*! poundi wid ^*- ^^^^ '^ ^^^^ owncr of any distress taken doing damage, round-keepers. ^^^ j^^y j^grson on liis or her behalf, shall appear and dispute Proceedings the amount of damage claimed, it shall and may be lawful where the amount « , i i i , i j. ii_ ■»«■ i. of damage done lor the pound-kecpcr to apply to the Mayor, or to any one plwingTs'dispu- of the Aldermen of the said City, who is hereby authorized and required forthwith to summon three disinterested in- habitant householders, and such three persons, or any two .of them, shall, within twenty -four hours after notice of their appointment, as aforesaid, view the fence and the ground upon which the animal was found doing damage, and determine whether or not the fence was a lawful one ac- coruingto the By-laws of the said City in that behalf at the time of trespass, and if it was a lawful fence, then they shall appraise the damage committed, and the determination of the majority of them shall be conclusive as to such damages, and they shall, within twenty-four hours after having made the view, give in writing to the pound-keeper a stjitement of the camount of damages so assessed by them, and of their lawftil fees and charges. f*"«=-^ '?'?«'■««■ 15. That any such ft-.-ce- viewer neglecting his duty as glcctuig his duty •' o o .? to be fined. arbitrator as aforesaid, shall incur a penalty of two dollars, to be recovered for the use of the said City by summary proceeding before a Justice of the Peace upon the com- plaint of the |>arty aggrieved, or of the Chamberlain of the said City. p<: When fence- 1(5. That if the fence- vlcwers decido that the fence was Tieweis decide the fence not to not a lawful ouc, they shall certify the same in writing be a lawful one. . . under their hands, together with a stsitement of their lawful fees, to the pound keeper, who shall, upon payment of all lawful fees and charges, deliver the animal to the owner if claimed before the sale thereof; but if not claimed, or if such fees and charges be not paid to the ])ound-keeper, after due notice as required by this By-law, shall sell the animal in the manner before mentioned at the time and place appointed in the notices. Penalties in addi- 17. That the owucr of cvcry auimal mentioned in the tioii to pound- •' b^mi'db^^the ^^^^ section of this By-law taken running at large in the owners of ani- Umits of the Said City, and of each and every animal nien- 01113 found run- . •' ' •^ niiii' at large, tioucd in the sixth section taken rumiiiur .^t \:u-<:v williiu HY-LAWS OV THE CITY. OF TORONTO. 79 tho limits moiitioncd in the snid sixth section, shall p.ay the i.Jfu"„i''7*;,j |)('n.'ilti»'s uvvr and above the charges of the ]>(>un(l-kee])cr, ''"'^'"'^'^''"*' tliat is to say: for cvory stallion, I' vo dollars; lor cveiy other horse, mare or gelding, tit'ty cents; for every bull, iive dollars ; for every cow or ii^.her head of cattle, or goat, fifty cents; for every pig, one dollar; for every sheep, twenty iH»nts ; i'or every goose;, three cents, to be recovered before tlie Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justi(^e or Justices of till! Peace for the said City, either upon tho confession of tho- l>arty complained of, or upon jjroof on oath of one or more credible witn >ascs. IS. That it f^hall bo lawful for anyone to drive any Any iwson nm.x _ "' , ^ drive aiiiiiialu anintal mentiojied in the sixth section of this By-law if rmming at large \ ^ , •' _ to the iicarciit found rutuiimx «it larffo within the limits described in the po""*i- s;u»l sixth section to the nearest pound, or any a umal men- tioned in the fifth section of this By-law, if found running at large within the liniits of the said City, and it shall be the duty of the pound-keeper to impound the same until the penalty before mentioned be paid, over and above the poun«l-keeper's fees an J chargjs as allowed by the eighth section of this By-lav/, and the pound-keeper shall pro- ceed in the same manner with such distress, and pay over the penaltj'^ as decided by the thirteenth section of this Bj'^-law. 19. That the pound-keeper shall be allowed, over and found keeper-n ^ ^ fees for proceed- abovethe fees mentioned in the eight and ninth sections of 'nB* "po^ sale of o dutress. this By-law, the following foes, that is to say, for posting the requisite notice, as, by the thirteenth section of this By- law is provided, twenty-five cents ; for attending for the summons and serving the same on tho appraisers of dam- ages, fifty tents; and for every sale of distress, twenty-five cents and no more. 20. That it shall be the duty of the Cluuuberlain to round-keeper to furnish each pound-keeper with a book, in, which he shall animals im- , .1 , , , . . ,. ... ponnded. enter tlie number and description oi every animal im- pounded l)y him, with tlie name of the persoa who took or sent the same to be imjjoundod, the day and hour on which he received the same, the day and hour on which the same wa.s redeemed, and the amount of damages or 80 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. P k I I' ;■*•»■ ml i*jti m w it; r '■ ! ■ ■ PI !*■'■ No. 474.^^ penalty and fees paid by the party redeeming the same, I'ound-keepcrs. ^j. ^j^q procecds of the s nie sale [if any made], and sliall, To make u return on or bcfove the first daiy i' every month in the yesu-, make works.^"""' "' a return to the said City Jioard of Works, in writing, of the number and description of all distresses received by him during the past month preceding each return, with the names of tlie pei-sons taking the same t') the ))ound, the day received by him, the amount received, and when the same was redeemed, and any other information he may deem necessary, which return shall be verified upon oath, and shall be in the Form A, to this By-law annexed or as near as may be. Poumi-keeper, -1- Tliat the pound-kecper shall, when making his monthly monthly return,^ retum, pay over to the Chamberlain all moneys received I'liamCriaiiraii' by him dufiug the month, which are directed by this By- '"""'■'■''' law to be paid to the Chamberlain ; and shall at all times produce his book for the inspection of the said City Boai-d of Works, or by any member of the Council, upon re(|uest made to him for ^hj. ::vi^ose. '22. That it shall be the duty of the pound-keeper, the Ileal tiiotHoir ami i^(..^ith officcv, and evcry member of the iiolioe foi-ce, to constauirs to as- 'J 1 ' '^'f'','iJ'.'",!"'''f*!.','.f ascertain the name or names of any owner or owners of iaT:lViuurt<'/iay ^'^J entire horse, bull, swine or goat found running at iihuoh"'' large within the limits of the said City, and to impountl owners. ^j^^^ yfijup^ j^nd also any animal mentioned in the sixth section of this By-law, found ruiuiing at large witiiin the limits mentioned in the said sixth section, aiid on ascer- taining the name or names of any such owner or own- ers, to lay an information before the Mayor, Police Magis- trate, or any Justice of the Peace for the said City, against any such owner or owners, lor permitting or allowing such entire horse, bull, goat or swine to run at laige within the limits of the said City, or any animal men- tioned in the said sixth section of this Bv-law, to run at large within the limits mentioned in the .said sixth sec- tion, and it shall be the duty of the Mayor, Police Magis- trate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace lor the said City oi" Toronto, upon conviction, to impose a line of not less than fifty cents, and not more than ten dollars, and costs, for each animal so allowed to be .at large ; one-half of which said fine shall bo paid to the pound-keeper, and Penalty to be M„|.,.M.,i, BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 81 No. 474. I'oiiikIii and the other half to the Chamberlain of the said City, ami it shall not be necessary to impound any such animals, but ''"^''''"i^'}'- the fine shall be recovered as provided for the recovery of fines against pound-keepers in the twenty-fourth section of this By-law. 23. That every pound-keei)er, before entering on the Po)md-kc*per«,to duties of his oftice, shall give a bond to the Corporaticm of ti.o (!on>oiati..ii. the City of Toronto in the penal sum of one hundred and nixty dollars, together with two sufficient sureties, of eighty dollars each, upon condition that the said pound-keeper shall well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office, and shall regularly pay over all moneys which may come into his hands as such pound-keeper. 21;. That any pound-keeper guilty of an infraction of any Peimiiy to i.e of the provisions of this By-law shall, upon conviction before ii«'p«-i!i for the ^ , _ *' ^ _ _ ^ nifiuitioii of this the Mayor, Police Magisti-ate, or any Justice or Justices of ">'""« the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirma- tion of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices ('onvicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of filly dollars for each offence, together with the costs of prosecution, and in default of i>avment thereof forthwith I'lstioiisiiido- . * " fii'tlt. of liny it shall and may be lawful fur the Mayor, Police Magistrate, '""" or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his- hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate, and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, ai-e acting together therein then mider the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty, 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 to satisfy comiuitnient in , "^ default of Jis- the said penalty and costs, it shall and may be lawful for the «res3. Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or offenders to the common jail of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid ; and further, the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices, convicting as aforesaid, shall have the power, if he or they see fit, to suspend sucli pound-keeper fi'om Pouii.i-keoi>eiH his office until the pleasure of the Council shall be made ed. known thereon. 11 m llY-IiAWS OF THK CITY OP TORONtO. No. 474. 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Passed 2Gtii Octoukii, l.SOS. WIIKREAS it has been IVmiul necessary fVom time to time to make regulations for the sale antl to providt^ lor the mejusuremeut of Cord wood and other wood foi- fuel, sold or offered for sale in the City of Toront<» : And whereas it is expedient to consolidate all the Acts and By-laws of the said City heretofore existing that in any way relate to the su]>jects aforesaid, and to incor- porate them into one By-law : Therefore the Municipal Council c( the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as foUowfi : 1. That from and after the passing of this By-law the repeal of nyuws following By-laws and sections of By-laws of tlu^ City of umi'seciio'nV.lfj, Toronto shall be, and the same are hereby repeiilcd, that i^i« .v.. ns. is to say, By-laws numbers one hundred und forty-itnc, three hundred and eighty-three, and sections lifty-six, tifty-seven and fifty-eight of By-law number Ibnr liundn'd and eighteen. '2. That there shall be appointed by the Council of the Ai.pi.iniiiitnt ( orpuiatiou of tin; City of loronto, one or more discreet inspivtoi of and eompcLent persons, to be called Ins]»eetors of Wt)od, wliose duty it shall be, upon the re(|uisitit)n t>l' :iiiy inluibi- tant of tlie said City, to inspect all cordwood, or other wood for fuel delivered to such inhabitant by any party selling the same, and to certify the (piality and (|uantity of such coi'dwood, or other wood for fuel, according to the provisions of this By-law : and also to inspect and cevtity the quantity and quality of all cordwuod or otlnr wood for fuel exposed or ottered for sale within the said City. 84 UY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. "'"'"'wo'm'i.'^''''' "^^'^"'" V(.'([uiro(l by any purchaser ol'juiy conlwo n\,ov other ^""^v— — ' wood for fuel, to see that the wood Is proin'i'ly and closely ly i.;uk<,ioi- paelvod or piled, and it necessary, he shall cause the seller l>ik'(l to lie ro- , Mil ' paeUcJ nr re- to rc-iiacK or iv-iide the sanio. Crooked « 00(1 4. That no crooked wood shall ho packed oi piled with witiieora»oo,i/ cordwood, but the same shall be packed or piled se|inrately, tlic Ins]>ector nialcinfjf flue idlowjince lor such crooked wood. iv. No person to act 5. That no pcrson shall take upon hinisell" the duties of ;is Iiispcvtor of • itr i i i ii i wood imic»s a))- all Iiispector ot Wood, unless lie shall have been rejiularlv Voiiitcd liy tlio -111/-. -1 ,^ 1 coumii. ai)pointed by the Council of the; Corporation f f the City of Toronto. iiupcctor'i fees. (J. That the Inspector of AVootl shall bo authorized to demand and receive from the vendor the followinj; fees for inspecting and certifying,' the quantity and quality of cord- wood, or other wood for fuel, sold or delivered M'ithin the siiid City: — For each and every load t)r cord, when the (pian- tity does not exceed ten cords, the sum of live cents per cord or load, and for any greater (juantities three cents per cord or load ; and should the seller refuse to le-pack or re-}iili! the same when required, the Inspector shall receive for re- packing ov re-piling any quantity of cordwood, oi- other v/ood for fuel, sold or dc.divered within the said City, when the (juautity does not exceeil ten cords, the sum of ten cents per cf»rd, and for any greater quantities eight cents per cord. I 'i Security to be 7. That before entering upon the duties of his ottice, tor, the Inspector of Wood shall execute a bond to the Corpo- ration of the Cit}' of Toronto, in the penal sum of two luiiidred dollars, with two sufticient sureties in one hundred dolljirs each, conditioned for the due and faitliful discharge i>f the duties of such oflice. ■ii •Ii riispcctor not to '*^- That no Inspector of Wood shall purchase any cor • • T-. ^^ Witlita and the proviHions oi tins By-Jaw, as if tlie same wood was or ^^<^-^^^^<^^- had been ofleied ff»r r.alc in the said Market, npou ea«^h ''^""^ occasion of its so remaining thereat. 15. That any person or persons guilty of an infraction Penalty. of any of the provisions of tliis By-law, shall upon convic- tion before tlie Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace lor tlie City of Toronto, on the oath or aflirmation of any ciedible witness, forfeit and pay at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceedino- tjie sum of fifty dollars for each offence, together with the costs of prosecution; and in default of jjayment thereof forth- D..st.e.s i.. de- vvith it sliall an.l may be laAvful for the Jilayor, police/""" "'"'•""'"'• Magistrate, or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor Police Magistrate, and Justice or Justices, or any two or uiore of them are acting together therein, then under tlie hand and seal of one of them to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and sale of the offender's ov offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient comimtment in distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and tre^.'" °' '^"" may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting .-is aforesaid, to commit the offendei- or offenders to the connnon jail of the said City of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. No. 476. A By-law to provide for the appointment of an Inspector of Weights and Measures, and to reguhite Weights, Measin-es and Weighing Machines. Passed 2GTir Octobeh, 18G8. WHEREAS it has been found necessary, from time to time to api)oint an Insjiector to regulate Weights and ss IJY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. i 11 No 4711. ]\l(.j(sm-o.s acoordinrr to the lawful standard, and to define ^^'"■'-' , liis dutios : And wliercas it has been found expedient to eonsolidato Jill the Acts uud By-laws of the City of Toronto lieretofore existing, that in any way relate to the subject aforesaid, and to incorporate them into one By-law : Tlieijfore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of* the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : Rcpaui c.f By- 1. That froui and after the passinii of this By-law the 3"6. '" following By-laws of the City of Toronto shall be and the same are hereliy repealed, that is to say. By-laws numbers two hundred and eighty-four and three hundred and seventy-six. Appoiiifmfnt i>f n n Inspecrtrir o( Weisht") anil Meiv-nrcs. 2. That there shall be appointed annually an Inspector of Weights and Measures for the City of Toronto, who shall continue in office until removed by the said Council. liispiM'tor tip jrivn •rc'iril V iiiul take t I ;]. That the said Inspector of Weights and Measures, lie oath require.! bef(jre entering upon his office, shall give security by himself in the sum of four hundred dollars, and by two sureties, in the sum of two hundred dollars each, f(»r the [lerformance of his duties, and he shall also take the oath required of him by Statute. Dutieo of the In- 4. That the duties of the said Inspector shall be as epector. „ to Hows : To advise tlio i'oiiricil when standard wci(;hts and measures are required. To procure a Ktamp or brand. (1) In case the Corporation of the said City has not duly obtained, or has not in its possessioti, standard weights and measures, or copies thereof, or in the event of the stand'^T'd weights and measures belonging to the said City becoming injured or destroycfj, immediately to advise the Municipal Council of the said City that the same may be procured or renewed without delay. (2) To procure a stamp or brand with the initials thereon of the reigning Sovereign, for the purpose of marking, stamping or branding such weighis and measures as may be produced to him for that purpose. BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 89 (8) To carefully keep and preserve all standard weights wdghtJana and measures, stamps and brands, given to him in ^MeMures. ^ charge or for his use, as such Inspector of the said City. To carefully keep the City standard weights, &c. (*) At all reasonable times, to enter all places wherein to enter places ... J ill • 1 • 1 • where weights, weights and measures, steelyards, or weighmg machmes &c.. are used and „,'... , 1 it . examine th« ot any description, are used, and there examine, com- sanic. pare, and try the same with the copies of the standard weights and measures provided by law. (5) To seize and destroy all weights and measures, steel- To destroy false yards and weighing machines of any description, upon examination of which it appears that any or either of them have not been stamped, or are light, incorrect, or are otherwise unjust. (0) To deliver to his successor in office, upon resignation To deii er to ws 111, i-i ill •! sucecssoithepro- or removal, all brands, stamps, standard weights, perty of the city measures, books and eftecl/S belonging to the said Cor- poration in his possession as Inspector. in his possession. (') To keep a book in which shall be entered by him all To keep a book weights and measures adjusted, stamped or branded, stamped by iiim. with the date of such entry, a description of the arti- cles adjusted, stamped or branded, and the fee paid for the same. (8) To obey all the provisions of chapter fifty-eight of the to obey the pro- 7 loi oxT y^ I'll A Visions of all acts Consolidated Statutes of Upper Canada, entitled "An "f '•'V(i((litH anil MtiiMiirbs. Tliu IiiH|>octui' not to make, sull orru|ialrue'i;l>tx- Penalty for |)cr- Nons in |io»iC!iHi(in of false weights. diHti'e!t4 in de- fault of payment Comniltn«''^tle j^y^*j*^^,^;j^pj by him as aforesaid, one to be filed in the office of the ^— -v'--' Clerk of the Council, and the other in the office of the of^Ts'Vegirtrioi. Chamberlain. (10) To make out all bonds, licenses and transfers tvjid To mauo out , liontlx, fir., ftiid (•ojiies of the same that may be required or taken o\it "'b" »''" iicomtn., under the provisions of this By-law, and to sign all licenses and transfers that may bo authorized by the said Committee. (11) To collect and receive all moneys and duties imposed To cmi.d ami ■ " , * rucoivu tlio rets. under and by virtue of this By-law, lor and upon the res])ective licenses and transfers, to bo taken out in manner as herein provided. (I'-J) Ti> imy over all moneys to the said Chamberlain which Topnyovcnuon- * •' _ •' _ ^ _ eys to the Ohuiu- iiiay be from time to time received by him for such •'C'lai". licenses as aforesaid, at least once in every week. (1^) To ascertain from time to time, and as often as may be To ascfrtain ,,,.>, whetlicr pei-soiis necessary, whether the persons licensed under this By- u.ensed continue •'/ *^ _ _ ^ _ '' to comply with law continue to comply with its provisions, whether t}>? I'^ov'sions of ^ •' _ r ^ ' ^ this Uy-law. the premises licensed continue to be maintained in such a state as this By-law requires, and if the houses licensed are well and orderly kept. (14) To prosecute, in the name of the Corporation of the To prosecute of • «• m It If • t ' fences against City of Toronto, all oiiences committed against any of this ny-iaw. the provisions of this By-law. (15) To visit, at least four times in the year, every part of To visit certain the City of Toronto, for the purpose of inspecting all in the year. houses and premises where Intelligence Offifces, Vic- tualling Houses, Bowling Alleys or Billiard Tables are^ kept, for the purpose of ascertaining whether any of the provisions of this By-law are in anywise infringed or evaded. .'), The General Inspector of Licenses, may at any time inspector to have enter into any house licensed under this By-law, to inspect EccifsedSiousej. the said house, as well as all premises connected there- IS 01 HY-LAWS OP THB CITY OP TORONTO. IllHIIO D*!}' nwiwh ^vitli, antl no poison or peiHOHH shall in any way inti'iferc with, intc'inipt, or molest tho said Inspector in the Ui.s- cluugc of his duty, as pointed out by this By-law. •A AUCTIONKKKS. AiictioiicciN. (}. That npon and ininu'diatoly after tho passing of this By-law, and upon tho fust day of Jaiuiary in every ensu- ing year, there shall ho taki'n out hy every nierehant or other person or persons soiling, or putting >ip for sale goods, wares, merchandize or cft'ects, hy puhlic auction or otitcry, or to tho highest or host bidder, within tho said City of Toronto, a license therefor, for which license to use or exorcise tho said callitig or business, tho person or persons FcM. obtaining the same shall pay, at tho time of taking (Mit such license, the sum of forty dollars. Auotioneewto 7. Every person or persons who shall exercise the calling exhibit their , . „ ,. i ii i •! -x • name* and bitai- or busincss of an auctioneer, slinll exhibit in a conspicuous manner, at his or their auction room, his or their name and business as such auctioneer, and if several persons are exercising such calling or business in partnership, tho name of the firm need only be exhibited as aforesaid. I 'I HAWKERS, PEDLERS AND PETTY CHAPMEN. pediors, Ac, not H. That upoii aiid immediately after the pas.sing of this pennanent resi- „, , i^.i«.t • dents of the City, By-law, and upon the first day of January in every ensu- to be licensed. . •^ .,,„,., , , ^ „ mg year, there shall be taken out by every Pedler, Hawker or Petty Chapman and other persons carrying on petty trades, who have not become permanent residents of the said City of Toronto, or who go from place to place, or to other men's houses, on foot or with any animal bearing or drawing any goods, wares, or merchandize for sale, or in or with any boat, vessel or other craft, or otherwise carrying goods, wares, or merchandize for sale within the said City, a license, for which said license the person or persons obtaining the same, shall pay, at the time of taking out such license, the following sums : — For Few. every man travelling on foot, the sum of twenty dollars ; for every horse, ass, or mule, or other beast bearing or drawing burthen, an additional sum of twelve dollars: For every man sailing with a docked vessel, trading and exposing BY-LAWS OP THE OUT OP TORONTO. 95 No. 477. Im«i« of LlMnNi. Provlio, not tu •xtendtopanoM Mlllnir goodi niftniiiMtured In the City. Itlneranttlukert, coopen, &e. Huokitcn and peraont having Rtallii In tho mar- ket. for sale goods, wares and merchandise, for each boat or craft the sum of four dollars : Provided always, that nothing heroin contained shall extend or be construed to extend to prohibit any person from selling any goods, wares, or mer- chandise which have been manufactured in the said City, nor to hinder any person or persons who are the real makers of any goods, wares or merchandise, manufactured in the said City, or his or their children, apprentices, agents or servants, from selling such goods, wares or merchandise, by retail, without having a license as aforesaid, nor any tinkers, coopers, glaziers, harness menders, or any other persons usually trading or mending kettles, tubs, household goods or harness, from going about and carrying with him, her or them, proper mateiials for mending the same : Provided also, that nothing herein contained shall be construed as prohibiting hucksters, or persons having stalls or stands in any market in the said City, from selling or exposing for sale, without having a license as aforesaid, any iish, fruit, victuals, or gootls, wares, or merchandise, in such stall or stands, they complying with such rules and regulations as by the Municipal Council of the said City are, or may be from time to time established. 9. That it shall and may be lawful for the General Inspec- AuoUoneere, tor of Licenses, and for any Justice of the Peace for the said trading witjw'ut , , . » license, or City, Constable or other j)erson lawfully authorized, to seize 5^"^t|,|,)?„P7^ and detain any Auctioneer, Hawker, Pedler, Petty Chapman »<> ^ arrotted. or other persons who shall be found trading as aforesaid without a license, contrary to the provisions of this By-law, or who shall neglect to produce his or their license after being required so to do by the General Inspector of Licenses, Justice of the Peace, Constable or other person lawfully authorized as aforesaid, and the said General Inspector of Licenses, Justice of the Peace, Constable, or other person lawfully authorized, are hereby re(piiKed and authorized to convoy the person or persons so seized and ilotai nod, before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the said City, who upon due proof that the poi-son or persons have traded asaforosaidwitlioutalicon.se, or rofus;ed to produce his or their license when demanded as aforesaid, shall cause the penalty imposed by this By-law to be paid or recovered in manner as hereiiiai'ter provided. I I: <1 oc RT-LAWS OF THB OITT OF TORONTO. I-u.^'onVl^,.. TRANSIENT TRADERS. „"^""^^^^ 10. That upon and immediately after the i)assinfj of thiH Tremluiit triwIoM * i o i V. -r ' V.'.'i* ''*r"i"' n *V"'"'^^' ^^^ upon the first day of January in every cnsji- iii the tiiy for intf year, thc re shall be taken out by every transient trnder to III) iicuiiKci. and other persons, who occupy places of business in the Hai|.s of lutori (2) Kvory troop or company of actors, nmsicians, oi- other or niiisiilHiis. ... dramatic or musical performers, not being residents of the City of Toronto, for each performance a sum of not less than ten, or more than fifty dollars. Kxhlliitlon of |>iclures, &!!. Pn'iorami'jt. (■') Any person or persons, or company, not being residents of the City of Toronto, exhibiting pictures, or other Avorks of .art, or natural or artificial curiosities, pano; ramas, tableaux, or other exhibitions of a like nature, for each time of exhibiting the same, a sum of not less than five, or more than twenty dollars. BT-LAWfl OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. 97 (•*) The jn'oprietors or inanugors of ovury circus or mena- !„„.'*,','/ ^JJu",,,,,, gerie, where Hut price of athnission sliall he twenty ^— ^v""*^ cents or upwards, the sum ot one liunureu doluirs per luuimuoriui. (lav : and for every side show, or other entertainment si"'''''ii"«'< connected or asitociated with such circus or menagerie, a HUin of not less than ten dollars per day. (5) Itinerant persons opening an exhibition of circus- riding, rope-dancing, tumbling, or such like feats, where the price of admission shall be under the sum of twenty cents ; and for every common show, exhibi- tion of novelties, wonderful animals, or other shows tisually exhibited by showmen, a sum of not less than twenty dollars. Itliiorant dhow- UIVII. (6) For every exhibition of legerdemain or jugglery, and Legerdemain, 4c eveiy other place of amusement open by any person or pcrsbject and length of time for which the same shall have l)eon respectively granted, and the amount payable therefor, and every person or persons obtaininsr a license, as aforesaid, Persoimohtiiiii •' '^ *^ ° . . . ing licenses for shall keep good order in and about his theatre, exhibition, places of anmse- * ° • -11. mcnt to k;!ep show, or other place of public amusement, and at his or order therein. their own expense shall keep a sufficient force of servants for that '^Tirpose. 13. That? all licenses to open a theatre, exhibition, show Licenses * IllllCCS oi ^r pliices ot aniuse- /,,,. n -iiii pilices OI amuse fOr other place of public amusement, as aforesaid, shall mont to contain Id t •Hi lii: 98 UY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. ISf! issu^of nJiisos P*>»t^n'iii ^ proviso that no gaining, raffling, lottery or chance —— ,— ^ gift distribution of money or articles of value shall be con- bSS"''''''""' "e«tcd tlierewith, or shall be allowed by the person or persons obtaining the licenses, or in anywise permitted or held out as an inducement to visitois ; and any person or persons licensed as aforesaid, who shall be found guilty of any infrin^roment of any of the By-laws, of the City of Toronto, shall, in addition to the penalties imposed for the infraction thereof, absolutely forfeit his or their license for the remainder of the current term. III'' ^ I i uaiiiiity of ppr- 14. That any pcrson or persons found aiding andassist- .soiis as.sigtiii(f at _ _ •' * * .... piacL-s of public iiicj in any performance at a theatre, exhibition, show, or aimiseiiieiit not o ^ i ' lioonsed. other i)lace of public amusement as aforesaid, where a license shall not have been tirst obtained, as aforesaid, shall be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars, or to be imprisoned in the common jail of the said City of Toronto for any term not exceeding one month ; and for levying the said penalty the goods .and chattels belonging to or used in such theatre, exhibition, show,, or other place of public amusement, whether owned by the offender or offenders or not, shall be liable to be distrained and sold. utTiwosnotto 15. That no license grauted under this By-law shall be Ins grunted to . ° •' 't""'ttt''*"^iLes '" fi>''ce so Jis to permit any person or persons so licensed to have any of the i)erformances, exhibitions or shows as ,if(jrosai(l, on the days of the exhibition of the Agricultui'al Assot'iiitlori of Upper Canada, or of any county, electoral division or township Agricultural Society, either on the gF(»unds of sucli Society or within the distance of throe hundred yards from such grounds. INTELLIGENCE OFFICES. luidiitfon '0 otn- KJ. Tliat u|)()n and inunediatelv after the passing of this cm for servants ^ii i loi /.t • to br- uceiiscj. J jy-law, and upon the lust day of January in every ensu- ing year, there shall be tiiken out by every person or per- sons setting up or keeping an Intelligence Ortice within tlie said City of Toronto for the purpose of registering the names and residences of, and giving information to, or pro- curing servants for, employers in want of domestics or labourers, or for registering the names and residences of, BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 99 )r )r )f lof le lor and giving information to, or procuring t;nipl(jynient i'or i^^,,,^]',^ u;.[.;,s,s. domestics, servants and other labourers desiring employ- "— ^.—^ meut, a license, for which said license the person or jjcrsons Fees. obtaining the same shall pay at the time of taking out such license the sum of one dollar. 17. That every person or persons licensed to kce]) an ouii-e hums. Intelligence Office, shall keep their office open for business between the hours of nine o'clock in the morning and 'six o clock in the evening, Sundays excepted. 18. That every i)erson or persons licensed to keep an Keepers of imei- Intelligence Office shall keep a book, in wiiich sliall be keep a register. 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 applica- tion to be supplied with male or female domestics, servants, or other labourers, 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 oi)en to the ins})ection of the General Inspector of Licenses, and of the members of the siuil Standing Committee on Licenses. 19. That every person or persons licensed to keej) an Fees to he puid Intelligence Office shall be entitled to receive at the time teiiiKiuaeoiiice . of application the following fees and no moie : — From every male applying for place or employment a sum not exceeding thirty cents; from every female applying for place or employment, a sum not exceeding twenty cents ; iVom every person making application for a male domestic, servant or other labourer, a sum not exceeding thirty cents; from every person making application for a female dt»niestic, servant or other labourer, a sum not exceeding twenty cents, for which said sums a receipt shall be given a receipt tm- {.Li at the time of making application to the person so a|)ply- ' ' '^ "^ ■ ing, and in the event of no place or employment being wtun imir the olitaiued as aj)plied for, or no domestic, servant or other tumea. lal tourer being obtained as applied for, within one wee): from the date of the application, one-half the fees so paid shall be refunded, on the demand of the person producing the receipt. t '1 ii 100 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. issu^ofucenses. -^^- That cveiy person or pennons licensed to keep nn ^"— "~v-"~^ Intelligence Office, as aforesaid, who shall directly or indi- Mcccit or cxtor- ,i ji i i lion bv keepers rectly, or thi'oufjh any person or persons, make or use any of IntelliKcnoo . "^ i • i • , r. , . x- r 1 Offices. nnpropcr device, deceit, false representation, false pretences, or any imposition whatsoever, for any improper pnrposes or for the purpose of obtaining a fee, money, or gratuity oi* otlier thing of value from any customer, person or persons, patron or patrons, or who shall be guilty of extortion, or of taking or demanding any article or thing or any fees execjtt those authorized by this By-law, shall bo subject t(» the jjonalties of this By-law, and upon oonvielion of the same shall forfeit his or their license. .1^ ■i 1:1 Victualling I'.ouses to be liceimt'd. Foes. VICTUALLING HOUSES. 21. That upon and immediately after the passing of this By-law, and upon the first day of January in every ensn- ing year, there shall be taken out by every person or persons who, within the said City of Toronto, shall keep a victualling house, ordinary, or house where fruit, oysters, clams or victuals are sold to be eaten therein, or other place for the reception, refreshment or entertainment of the public, a license, for which said license the person or persons obtaining the same shall pay at the time of taking out such license the following sums : — For every license for the houses or ordinaries or other places as aforesaid, which iiave not obtained a certificate for a tavern license from the Commissioners of Police for the City of Toronto, the sum of ten dollars, and for every house, ordinary, or other place aforesaid, which has obtained a tavern license from the said Commissioners of Police the sum of five dollars. , BOWLING ALLEYS. Bowling alleys to ^2. Tiiat upou and immediately after the passing of this be licensed. gy-law, and upon the first day of January in every ensu- ing year, there shall be taken out by every person, or ])er- sons, setting up for hire or profit, directly or indirectly, any bowling alloy or alleys within the City of Toronto, a license, for Avhich said license the person or pors(ms oV)taiii- F«e». -'g the same shall pay, at the time of taking out such license the sum of twenty dollars. i BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 101 BILLIARD TABLES. No. 477. Issue of Licenses. . 23. That upon and immediately after the pas.sing of this {[•^PS^wL^il; By-law, and upon the first day of January in every ensu- ^ licensed, ing year, there shall be taken out by every person or per- sona Avithin the City of Toronto, who for hire or gain, directly or indirectly, keep or have in their possession, or on their premises, any billiard table, or who keep or have a billiard table in a house or place of public entertainment or resort, whether the said billiard table is used or not, a license, for which said license the person or persons obtaining the same shall pay, at the time of taking out such license, the following sums : — For every license to keep ^'«^- one billiard table as hereinbefore mentioned, the sum of fifty dollars, and for every additional billiard table kept on the premises, as aforesaid, an additional sum of ten dollars. MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS. 24. That eveiy person or persons desiring to take out a Licenses to be *^ ' * " granted upon license to keep an Intelligence Office, a Victualling House, petition. a Bowling Alley or Alleys, or a Billiard Table or Tables within the City of Toronto, shall first present a petition to the said Standing Committee on Licenses, praying to be allowed to take out such license, and setting forth in such petition the number and situation of the house or premises where he is desirous of keeping the said Intelligence Office, Victualling "House, Bowling Alley or Alleys, or Billiai'd Table or Tables, and no person or persons so licensed shall J^^^^^f^J"' transfer such license, or shall occupy any other place, and carry on any of the callings or businesses as aforesaid, without having first obtained leave from the said Standing Committee on Licenses. i 2o. That in all cases where such petitions from any per- security to be „ , . . . ,. J. 1 giTen by certain son or persons desirous of obtaining a license to keep a persons. Victualling House, Bowling APey or Alleys, or Billiard Table or Tables, shall have been granted by the said Com- mittee, the said petitioner or petitioners, before obtaining either of the said licenses from the General Inspector of Licenses, shall execute a bond to the Corporation of the City of Toronto with two good and sufficient sureties, to 102 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. rdtiditiona in buiul. iMutMlfLLciiaea. ^^ appvovod of by the said Committee, bimling him or them in the sum of four hundred dollars and such sureties in two hundred dollars each, that he or they will so long as such license remains in force and unforfeitcd, keep good order and rule in his or their house, and not to suffer or allow any gambling or other disorderly [)raetico therein, and will well and truly in all things observe, fulfd and keep any By-law in force at the time of execution thereof, or Avhich may thereafter be passed by the (Council of the Corporation aforesaid, or by the Connnissioners of Police for the City of Toronto, in each, all and every the provisions thereof, so far as tlu! same shall refer to the I'egulations of the lumse or hdiises, and object or purposes for which the said license shall have been obtained. License*" of Intel. 26. That cvcry person or persons obtaining a license to Ac!!'to*b€ pMtcd keep an Intelligence Office, Victualling House, a Bowling scsiicenred™ ' Alley or Alleys, or a Billiard Table or Tables, .so soon as they shall have taken out such license, shall cause a copy of the same to be posted up in s(>me ccnispicuous place in .such Intelligence Office, Victualling H6use, Bowling Alley or Alleys so licensed, and in the room or rooms in which such Billiard Table or Tables are kept, and such copies of said license shall remain so posted up during the time the said premises are licensed. Houni of oioging 27. That cvcry Victualling House or Bowling Alley and houses.Ac. Billiard Room licensed under this By-law which shall be situate in any ])lace of public entei-tainment or 'resort, or in any hou.se or jn'cmises which have been licensed as a tavern, or shop for the sale of intoxicating licjuors, by the Connnissionei-s of Police for the said City of Toronto, shall be closed from and after the hour of seven o'clock on Saturday night, till the hour of six o'clock on Monday morning thereafter ; and on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- days, Thunsdays and Fridays, from and after the hour of eleven o'clock at night, till the hour of five o'clock on the following morning. Keepers i>f Vic- 2H. That no pcrsou licensed under this By-law to keep &c , not to per-' a Victualling House, Bowling Alley or Alleys, Billiard BY-LAWS or THE CITY OP TORONTO. 103 Table or Tables, shall permit any disorderly person, or any i^^foi uo»tms. one who keeps or resides in any house of ill-fame, or any '^-"-s'— ^ prostitute to resort to or frequent his, her or their house, characten to fre- er premises ; and shall not keep or suffer or permit to be mises. kept in his, her or their house or premises, any Faro Table, Gambling. Rouge et Noir Table, Roulette Table, or any other device or devices for gambling or gaming, or suffer or permit any tippling or gambling of any kind to be carried on therein or thereupon. 29. That in case aay person or persons who have taken out Licenses for vic- ,_ -ni All tualling houxes, a license to keep a Victualhng House, Bowhng Alley or &« . may be for- Allcys, or Billiard Table or Tables under this By-law is convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of the same, or shall be convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of the By-laws of the Commissioners of Police for the City of Toronto regarding Tavern and Shop Licenses in the said City, such jiorson or persons upon such conviction as afore- said, in addition to the penalty imposed for the infraction thereof, shall absolutely forfeit his, her, or their license for the remainder of the current year, and the General Inspector of Licenses shall duly notify the party whose license is so forfeited. NATURE AND PERIOD OF LICENSES. 30. That all licenses granted under tins By-law, unless Licenses to thoy are exi)ressed to be granted for a shorter i)eriod, .and December in unless the saine shall become sooner forfeited, shall be for the year current .at the time of the issuing thereof, and slijill expire on the thirty-first day of December next suc- ceeiling the date of the sjime, and ibr any license issued between the first day of January, and the first day of April in any year, the amount to 1j<} paid for the s:uue shall be emial to the charge for the Tuil yvav ; for any lici'use isstKMl suVtsequent to the iirsfc day t)i' Ajnil and prior to the first tiay oi' July, tho charge shall he etiual to thieo fourths of the full charge ibr one year ; and for any lie-'iise i.s.suod subsequent to the first diiy of ihily, the charge shall be equal to one-half the amount charged for the full year. i*! 104 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. I ^'\,*ll:„uno 31. That every license issued under this By-law shall be ISHllU III LlUCllSCS. •' •' ^— ~\'-*^ niiido out in triplicate, and one copy shall be delivered to made out ill til- tho persou or pei-sons licensed who shall produce tin* sanu; '' "^'^ "' wlienover it may be demanded by the General Inspector of To I..! rxhil.itod T i.- r XI- ^ /->. i 1 1 XI wiicii v«> to certain apprentice, or servant, without the consent of the parent, 14 4 100 ilY-tAWS op THE CITY OF TOllONTO. No. 478. Va'.frniils. master, or legal protector of such child, apprentice, or servant. m Swoiirini; iiinl liiiil hin'riiii).'!;. Iihlfit'ihT, liidi'iviil liiiiilis 111' (lIllJS. 3. That no person shall make use of any profane swear- inj^, obscene, blasphemous, or grossly insulting language, or bi! guilty of any other immorality or indecency, in the st roots, highways, or public places of the City of Toronto; nor shall any person or persons exhibit, sell, or offer to sell, iuiy iinlocont or lewd book, paper, picture, plate, drawing, or other thing, nor exhilnt or perform any indecent, immoral, or lewd play, within the said City. .:d Mouses iif ill- fume. 4. That any poi-son or persons who shall be found guilty of kooping or maintaining, or be an inmate or habitual fro(|U(Uitor of, or in ai)y w.'iy connected with, or in any way ooiiiribiito to, tho siijiport (jf any disorderly house, or houso of ili-fji,nio, or othor phico for the jtractioe of prostitution, oi- knowingly, own or bo intoro-itod as proprietor, landlord, or othorwiso, of any such house, shall be subject to the l)onalties of this By-law. Drunkennass. ,',. That .'(ny i)oi"son or porsous found drunk or dis- f>r»K'rly in any stroot, highway, or public place, within the VaKnmts :uiii ('\{,y of Toioiito, uud all vaifrauts and mendicants within the said City, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. Arrest vS offeiiil- ers a^raiiist liUa By-law. Penalty. 0. That if any vagrant, mendicant, drunken or di.sorderly person shall be found offending against the provisions of this By-law, it shall and may be lawful foi- any constable, or any othor person whatsoever, without any warrant for that purpose, to apprehend such pers n iiirMiirontaiii|H'il by the lnN|iri'tor of WclKlitN niul DiiiienHldiiN of iiioimirc. I. That from and after the passing of this By-law, By-hiw nuinltcr (me hundred and thirty-nine of the City of Toronto shall he, and the same is hereby repealed. '2. That every person or jjersons selling, expitslng for sale, or delivering as sold, lime in the City of Toronto, shall )»rovide themselves with a measure, duly stam[)ed by the Inspector of Weights and Measures for the said City of Toronto, which said measure shall be constructed of the following dimensions: at the bottom, on the inside, the dianieter thereof shall be one foot and six inches, and at the top, on the inside, the diameter thereof shall be one f(»ot aniRtress in i fr.iilt of iia.yiiifii ' ])erson or pers(»ns any of the ]»rovisions of this By-law, shall, upon conviction Itefore the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or .Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or aHirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice f»r Justices ('onv'cting, a jienalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, together with the costs of pro- le- seeution; and in default of paymetit thereof forthwith it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a waiTant under his hand and seal, or in case the said Mayor, Police Magis- trate and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them^ are acting together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs oidy, by distress and sale of the offender's or ofl'end- omniitniciit III crs' goods and chattels; and iiv case of no sufficient distress to satisfy the said j)enalty and costs it shall and may be lawful lor the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting a.s aforesaid, to commit ttie otfender or offenders to the common jail of the said City of Tonmto, with or with- out hard labour, for any jieriod not exceeding six calendar months unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. (U'f.inltofilistress BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. No. 480. liy-liiw to regulate the conduct of Cab- drivers, Carters and others, at Steamboat 109 No. 480. Cktinion, Carter* •ml Porter*, at Steanitioat Land- ing*. Landings. Passed 26th October, 1808. ^' ri'i^illKAS it is fxpediont for the convenience and M <'oinf<»it of persons travelling, and the citizens gene- rally, that a proper restraint should be placed upon cab- drivers, (barters, hotel portei-sand other persons fre(pienting the whiirves and steamboat landings on the arrival of steam- boats and other ves,sels at the City of Toronto : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : 1. That fioni and after the ])a.ssing of this By-law, R6|icai of uyUw liy-law number two hundred and seventeen of the City of Toronto shall be, and the .same is hereby repealed. 2. That it shall not be lawftd for any cab-driver, carter, cahmen, carter*, hotel i)orter or other i)er.son usually foUowincf the business ti« arrival of ■ ' . ' e ■ \.i 1.1. x. 8tcamb.iat not to ot (!ollectu»<' pa.ssen«'"• or Justice convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under ii i 116 IIY-LAWB OP TUB CITT OP TORONTO. i wuttrYngBtrMU '''^ lunul uikI soal, Of xtx cose the said Mayor, Police Mngis- '-*^.^— ^ tratc and Jii.stice or Jiwticos, or any two or more of them, jiro nctinj» together therein, then under the hand and seal of one of them, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by di.stres.s and sale of the offender's or offenders' cmimiimciit In ^'ooils and chattels ; and in case of no sufficient distress to ircM. satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall and moy be law- ful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the offender or oflondei-s to the common jail of the said C'ity of Toronto, with or without hard labour, for any p(Miod not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid, No. 481. A By-hiw to authorize ii Special Assessment lor the purpose of Watering the Streets. Passed 2Gth Octobek, 1808. WHEREAS by an Act passed in the session of the Par- liament of the Province of Canada, held in the twenty- ninth and thirtieth years of the reign of her Majesty Queen Victoria, chaptered fifty-one, power is given to the Municipal Council of every City to pass By-laws for raising, upon ^he petition of at least two-thirds of the freeholders and house- holders resident in any street, square, alley or lane, repre- senting in value one-half of the ratable property therein, sueh sums an u\ny be necessary for watering such street, s(|uare, alley or lane by means of a special rate on the rat- able property therein: And whereas it is inexpedient and inconvenient to pass a se[)arate By-law for each particular locality, the freehold- ers and houscholdei's of which may from time to time fieti- tiou to be assessed for the purpose aforesaid; BTT-LAWS OK THB CITY OP TORONTO. HI Tlierofiine tlu* Muniei[)al Council of the Coipuntiion of waeri'nirHi the City of Toronto ennctN iim follows: "^ Htreoti 1. That from and aftui* the pa^.-^'ing of tliis By-law, itnixui or tiyiuw By-law nu ml tor one hiuuhvd and twenty-nine of the City of Toronto .shall ho and the Hamo in hereliy repealed. Wlicn«ver the ri'HiilvnU or a ittrvet |ictltic>ii tiy 1)0 iiwm.'iiih.mI ror wutciiiiK th« aittiip, tho City Clirk i* to luy the petition lK.roro tho eoim- vll witli a Htato- niont or the an- nual value or the property, Ac. 2. That whenever a petition signed l»y at least t'.vo-thirds of the freehoIder.s and househohlors resident in any street, or portion of stn^et, elearly defined hetween ero.ss streets, 8(iuare, alley or lane, rei)res»>nting in value one-half of the ratahio jn-operty therein, shall bo presented to the Muni- cipal Council of tho City of Toronto, praying the said Municipal (Vmncil to as.sess the inhabitants of the .said street, or portion of street, sipiaro, alley or lane, for the pur- po.se of watering tho .same, it shall be the duty of the Clerk of tlie said Municipal Council to lay before the .said Muni- cipal Council at tho regular meeting next following the pre- sentation of such petition, a sUitemcnt showing the as,ses.sed value of the property and the number of persons a.sse.s.seil on such street, |)ortion of street, srjuare, alley or lane, together with the amount represented by the petitioners, and the nundier of such pcititioners. .'{. That at such next regular meeting or any sul>,se(|uent ThoroniMiinmy meeting ol tlie said Munici])al I ouncil, tnt,' snid MuiiKMpal lovyurato, Council may by resobition, in thi» form annexed to this I'yliiw, resolve to levy a rate upon the ratiilile pro[»city of such sticct or portion of street, sfjUJire, alley or |;ine, for the* piu|H»se aforesaid, which lesolutiou sliall, when adopted by the said Mtniicipal CoiUKiil, Ite read :iiid (•oiistnied as lorm- iiij;; ;i [liirt of this By-law, and tliereupon it .shiill be the duty ami theiiiii«.ii of the ljo;ird of Woiks of the .said ('ity, and the said Board Works aio'to of Works are hereby autliorized and reciuired to contract for wiitirinj; tho the Wittering ot such street or jxtrtion (tt street, KiiUiire, alley (tr lane, and to direct the payment (tf the contractor out of the r.ate so resolveil to be levied !(titioii,] for the purpo.se of watering the said [define locality as in pt'titio)i,] the said rate to be estimated on the C(jntract price for watering the sun.";', and to be levied, collected, and applied in compliance with section number four of the said By-law. No. 482. A By-law to provide for the proper use and custody of the St. Lawrence Hall. Passed 2Gth October, 18C8. WHEREAS it is expedient to make provision for the use of the St. Lawrence Hall and rooms adjoining on all occasions whensoever the same may be requi ?d for pri- vate or public purposes : IJY-LAVVS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 113 Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto enacts as follows : Ni). 4a2. St. Lawrencu Hall. 1. That from and after the passing of this By-law, neiioai of Byiac, By-law numljcr one hundred and sixty-six of the CHy of Toronto shall be, and the same is hereby repealed. 2. That every |)('r.suii or [lersons obtaining permission to Aiuoimt to i.j use the St. Lawrence Hall or rooms .adjoining, shall deposit the ciiambeiiain with th(! ('hanibt'rl.'iiii of the City of Toronto the sum of quirinjrihcuscnf thirty dollars or upwards, at the discretion ot the said Cliainbcrlain, in security for the payment for the consump- tion of giis ;ind other expenses .attending such use of the s,aid Hal! or rooms, .lud to provide for the needful repair;; of any dainjig(! whicji may .accrue to the walls, Avindow.s, lixtnrt's <»r fnrnitnrc of the said Hall or rooms Irom such use ns aforcs.'iid ; whereupon, and not before, it shcall be Possession of the tlie dntv of the sairla'n to direct the care-taker Kivcn to miypei- ,.,,".,, r II 11 1 • • 1- iU . , ton mitil tho oi tlie r»t. Lawrence Jlall t(» <'ive |)ossession ot the said money u iiopi- liiill or rooms to tho person or persons having permission to use tilt! SiUlie. .'!. TliJit (lie s.iid CMre-takor shall keei) the keys ()f the Untyof theoarc- " taker s.iid Hall and rooms, and it shall l»e his duty upim receiving an order from the s,aid (Hiamborlain, to deliver possession ol" the said Hall or rt)oms to the person or persons having permission to use the same, and to receive li.Tck po.sse.ssion of the said Hall or rooms so granted, taking care to observe and rejioit as soon as possible to tlie said Ch.ainberlaiii .any injury or damage . I") 114 IJY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. :.■(>. 4S2. St. Lawrence Hall. For the use of the Hall ami ncljoinInK rmmi!! Fur the II e, uf line roiiin. (■-) For the Hall and rooms adjoining, when used for Italls, asscnililios, or other purposes, including gas, for f'\ cry tlay or ev(Miing the Kame is used, the sum of t/\veuty dollars. (^) For tho loiim on the lower flat of the St. Lawrence Hall, or any room not being the said Hall, when used j'or any j'urpose, including gas, for every day or even- ing the same is used, the sum of five dollars. r.eHi.fiiirr .">. That the said care-taker shall be entitled to a ft-e of taker ami hu i ii r ii i • • • i. atiemiiin.e. one dollai" Iroui tuo person or ])ersons havmg permission to use the said Hall or any of the rooms, and it shall be his duty to bo in attenuildiiigs. (^•) The Western or St. Andrew's Market : — Conniicncinj;; at the north-easterly comer of Queen Street and P(»rt- land Street ; thence easterly along Queen Street ninety feet, to a lane ; thence southerly to the junction of said lane with Richmond Street ; thence westerly along Richmond Street ninety feet, to the junction of said street with Portland Street ; thence northerly along Portland Street to the place of begiiming. Limits of the Cattle Murket. ) The Cattle Market : — Commencing at the intersection of the northern boundaiy of the Esplanade with the western boundary of Nelson Street, otherwise East Market Street; thence northerly along the western boundary of Nelson Street one hundred and twenty- /'/if. S.' /jf4H /Y/nf, //ff//t(/ N9 7. K N G R E E T ':ii;^- I- uj: t IT < I y 00 u C3 U I- 5 c L. QC O UJ U 3 □ O I o y -I < c o FOR SALE or POULTRY to (fl - ll < < h H b tf) tn < <0 XL o IL UJ T UJ I < X o u h y- 3 3 CD CD 8 C Q. k. O t ii. FOR SALE ( POULTRY 1 ron SALE or meat by thl QUARTER FOR G RAIN _iz:^ FOR SALEOFFRUITSkVEGETABLES CO U J CD < I- U U) > •8 b cc u. QC o h u UJ I UJ a: < < BY-LAWS OP THB CITY OP TORONTO. 119 four feet; thenco westerly along a line parallel to the Es- pi,),iu.°Mftrkets. planmle to the east side of West Market Street ; thence ^— v— ' southerly along the east side of West Market Street to the northern boundary of the Esplanade.; thence easterly along the northern boundary of the Esplanade to the place of beginning. Provided always, that any part of the Upper St. Law- ruo Market* •' J V XI upon BtroctH not rence Market, the Grain, Flour and Meal Market, the Hay t" "'struct tra- ' ' ' _ •' vol theivoii, and Straw Market, the Wood Market, and the St. Patrick's Market, or any other j)ublic market, which may be in or upon any of the streets or lanes of the said City, shall at all tinn's be subsidiary to the use of the same as lanes, streets or thoroughfares respectively, and .so as not wholly or seriously to obstruct the travel thereon. SIMXIIAL lMK)VISIONS IIHHPEOTING THE UPPKll ANL LOWKU ST. L..WUENCli MAKKETS. 4. That the Ai-cade and the shops and stalls thonun, in Thuuspof tiie the ITpjtej" St. Lawrence Market, shall be used for butcher i,u»icm. That those portions of the Ui)per St. Lawrence Mar- fia.u for Htiiinpr ket on Kast and West Market Streets, authorized to be used viHiouH. as part of the market, up to the building at [)resent used for butchers' shops and stalls, and more particularly set out and designated by the diagram "A" to this By-law annexed, shall be used for the sale of produce and provisions brought into the City, and for no other purpose whatever, save and except the space of thirty feet set out in the diagram afore- said, along the north side of the southern transept of the St. Lawrence Arcadt, "i both sides of the arcade, which shall be, and is hereby set apart, and shall be used for the Poaitiy sale of ])0ultry, and for no other pur])ose whatever : Provi- ded always that produce brought into the City to be sold in the said Upper St. Lawi'ence Market, shall not be sold except Mam erof selling by the barrel, bag, or in quantities less than two bushels. '"° !"** |t£' t ' t j*1j' m m 120 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. riibu" Mwkoti ^' '^'"^^ '^^^ persons attending the St. Lawrence Market ""— v—^ with waggons, carts, or other vehicles, having therein fresh mi'at ilythu''"'* nicat for sale by the quarter, shall ofl'er and expose the same for sale in front of the south side of the southern transept of the St. Lawrence Arcade, more particularly set out and designated by the diagram aforesaid, and at no other place whatever. nuurtcr. Place for wjllinir fi'iiit and vuKe- tUllllH. 7. That the Lower St. Lawrence Market, and those portions of East and West Market Streets, within the limits of the said market, hereby authorized to bo used as part of the said market, and more particularly set out and designa- ted by the diagi'am aforesaid shall be, and are hereby set apart, and shall be used entirely for the sale of vegetables aiid fruit of all descriptions by retail, and for no other purpose whatever. Farmers, Ac, havhi); uta\l.s in tlio Lower St. Lawrence mar- ket may sell in the Upper St. Lawrence mar- ket 8. That farmers, gardeners and hucksters occupying a stall or stalls in the Lower St. Lawrence Market, may sell in the Upper St. Lawrence Market by wholesale, namely, by the bairel or bng, or in any quantities not less than two bushels. Horscu, cattle, 9. That horscs, cattlc, calvcs, sheep and . swine shall be to be ex- » » » r y '^y^ eluded from the oxcluded from the Upper St. Lawrence Market, except / ^N- I'll'cr St. Law- , . , . i , . n , ^ rente market, calvcs, shecp and swiiie which may be m farmers waggons, properly secured from being or running at large. Maiket huura. liutehcrs may Supply vesseU after market hours. GENERAL MARKET REGULATIONS. 10. That the gates of the market shall be opened every morning (Sundays excepted) at five o'clock, between the lirst day of May and the first day of November, and at seven o'clock in the moniing during the rest of the year ; and be shut at seven o'clock in the evening, between the first day of May and the first day of November, and at five o'clock in the evening during the rest of the year ; except on Saturdays, when the market shall be kept open until ten o'clock at night : Provided always, that butchers may open their stalls and supply any steamboat or other vessel coming into the harbour after ;>iarket hours. BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 121 11. That every person selling meat or articles of provi- ,,yJ2;\^,j42ket». Nions by retail, whether by weight, count or measure, in *•*%- "^^ tlio said City, shall provide himself with scales, weights iiiout^'«.r: H;."' and measures, regulai'ly stamped, marked, and duly adjusted w'aieii" 4"**^ by the Inspector of Weights and Measures for the said City : but no spring balance, spring scale or spring weighing 8prinKKaie« nut machine, shall bo used, or allowed to bo used, for any market purpose. 12. That every person who sells or attempts to sell, any Pcmom ieiiinir articles of provision in any market, or elsewhere withm the mu by (aiwi limits of the said City, which are usually bought by the Dry or Winchester Measure, by the small Wine Measure, or who sells or attempts to sell any article of provision usually sold by weight, count or measure, by any false or deficient weight, count or measure, shall in addition to the tu have their penalty imposed for the infraction of this By-law, be liable viiions noizia. to have the said articles of provision seized by the Weigh- master, and shjiU not by reason of such seizure have any claim or damage whatever therefor. • 13. That every person frequenting the markets with arti- WBgconior ^ n . . 1 x" 1 1. 11 1 1 • vehicle* at the cles 01 provision or produce tor sale, shall place his waggon, market, sleigh, or other vehicle, in such order as the Market In- spector directs ; and no peraon shall be allowed to have any waggon or other vehicle in the markets, except in such j)lace as may be directed by the said Market Inspector, nor Animals not to shall any butcher or other person place or tie, or allow to the'paOw.ay*M be placed or tied, upon any pathway or road surrounding *^°'^*' the market any calf, sheep, swine, or other animal. 14. That none of the markets, or streets, or lanes, within Markoutob* the boundaries of the markets, shall be used for any busi- pu%^'for ness or purpose whatsoever, other than those for which the autiiorizcu. same are respectively authorized. ■ 15. That no person shall bring into or leave in any of Penom not to sell articles in the public markets of the city, any waggon, cart, or other uie market not vehicle, nor shall stand thereon to sell any article, not being uyiaw. farmers' produce or vegetables, or not expressly specified in 16 x li'i DY-LAWS OP TUB CITY OF TORONTO, lA i I'uimo MurkiU ^-'''^ By-law as allowed to be sold therein, nor shall any pcr- ■'— N-*^ son soil any avticio in any of the public ntarkets in a man- ner contrary t«) the proviuionH of this By-law. Pnrwinii MoiiiiiK 1(». That in case any person sella or exposes for sale any trury tn tiii> pro- (tochIs provisioiis or othor articles contrary to the provisions iiy iiiw to 1,0 of tliis By-law, the person so oflendint; shall, after being IlllluMll. , , , T » m> 1 1 11 warned by the Inspector of Markets or other person duly iiutliovized, bo suininarily removed, together with his goods, provisions, or other articles, out of the public markets or 4vi-s.,iisi,iti,ur lioiiiidaries uKo'eHuid ; and any ])erson or persons hindering, ■iHin III, |.<«r- olistrncting, or iiioleHting the said Inspector of Markets, or other person an aforcsjiid in the performance of his duties, shall be subject to the jtenalties of this By-law. till ir iliilii N ivrxMiiH iini to 17. That no person shall drive throuL'h any of the ilriv.it:i-t.r tli:ui , . , . , o ^ '»»''i'> pulilic markets luster than a walk. iior.stoiin l.s. That horses, oxen, or other animals, dmwing wac- tukiii out of tlio _ ' '^ _ ' . \M.'ci;o!r., |:,'»iiis, sleighs oi- other vehicles into any of the public mar- l mlijnl to t1ni l'C'l;llllltiollM of tlli-i H.vliuv. lliitclirrH scllin;; jiM'iil oiiltif llm iimrkits. 1 J). Tliat all l)utehers and other persons who resort to and use the ]>ulilie markets now or hereafter to be established within the said City, for the purpose of canying on their <.)">(le as such biitchei*s, or .selling or disposing of arti-^iles in s icli markets, and all persons opening butchei*s' shops, or (Mitting up or exposing for sale any fresh meat in the said City, shall l)c suljoct to the provisions of this By-law. 20. That no butcher or other person shall cut up or cx- j .»sc for sale any fresh meat in any part of the said City, ex('(>pt in the .shops or stsUls in the jmblic markets, or at such places as the Standing Committee on Public Markers may appoint, nor unless he has obtained a license to do so from the General Inspector of Licenses. BY-LAWS OF TUB CITY OF TORONTO. 123 21. That every person receiving a license to open a p„i,nirj*^i!i„t, Imtclier's shop lor the sale of meat, or to occtipy as a Itutclicr ^"*— v-^^ any of the stalls for the sjile of fresh meat in ni.y of the !l;!,i;'Hh.;!:»,',:i" markets estahlislic.l or hereafter to he estalilished in tho "'"""'"""• said ( 'ity, shall keep his or her shop or stall in a clean and proper state, and shall not sulfer any oliiil.H, hides or tallow to remain on or near the premiscss, after eight o'elock in ilio morning, from the first «hiy of May to the first day of Scp- t«'ml)er in each year, or after nine o'clock in the morning during the rest of the year. 22. That no buU^her's shop, or any shop (tr pliici! for the iiutiiuiH ^in.im ... • !• I i« 1* I • 11 -i/.-i mil (■> Im Within enttnig up or exposing tor wile Ire.sli meat in the .siiid City, wkivh'I^"'* 1111 1 1 i. 1 1 • 1 • i. • imMIc inr.il shall l»o opened, kept (»r used, wliicli is not in a jn-oper miikit piihlie market, or whieii is less than si.\ hundred yaid.s from any jnildie market building wherein meat is per- mitt(Ml to Ih) sold. 2.'). That no person having any shop, st;ill (»r stjinding, rii.iorititiiiu in any of the markets of the City, shall umlerlet the siiid shop, stall or standing, or shall [>la<'e iK>r leave any one in the same, under pretence of taking ehargt^ tliereof, without having first ol»tainpd leave in writing from the said SUmding Cvmmitteo on Public Markets. 24. That no i)erson shall iilace, or cause or iiermit to lie oi)»irutiiii>f pan. • * , 1 /. 1 8!»KvH In tliu mar- placed, m the St. Lawrence arcade, or in any <»ther of tlie ^eu. passages or open spaces within the boundaries of any pub- lic market, any bench, table or chair, or any other artiile or substance whatever, which may be calculated to o])stru(t the free use of the whole of the said St. Lawrence arcadi', or other passages or open space, without having first obtained leave in writing from the said Standing Com- mittee on Public Markets. iU •itMll.f FARMERS AND HUCKSTERS. 25. That every farmer from the country may, after s»io of meat by the l\pur of nine o'clock in the forenoon, but not before, and after he has paid the proper market fee at any of the public markets, sell fresh n)e}it, the produce of his own K ^ % ■'fj 124 No. 483. Public Markets, . 15Y-LAW8 OF THK CITY OF TOUONTO. farm, in any part of the City, by the quarter or by any greater quantity, without a license. Farmers before oQ. That no famicr or other person shall dispose of any Bcllinif provi- _ ^ * ^ * *' sioiis to pay tho articlo of provisiou usually sold in the market, upon any market fees. ' •' ^ ' i j X of the public streets of the City, unless he has first been '^ \ to one of the regular markets, and paid the proper market fee. Forestaiiinp. 27. That no huckster or dealer, his, her or their servant or agent, or any person on his, her or their behalf, shall, directly or indirectly, purchase or cause to be purchased from any farmer or other person, any meat or other article of provision oftbred for sale in tho said City, before the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon, from the first day of May to the first day of November ; or before the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon from tho first day of November to the first day of May, for the purpose of selling the sjime again; nor shall any huckster or dealer, his, her or their servant or agent, or any other person on his, her or tht-ir behalf, act as the servant or agent of any other indi- vidual, in the purchase of any meat or other fvrticle of ])ro vision oflfered for sale in tlie said City, before the hour aforesaid. Hucksters, Ar., to have places iuisigne. That the said Standing Connnittee on Public Mar- kets, or any member of the same nuiy inspect all meats or other articles of provisions that may be exposed for sale in the markets, and under tho direction of the Mayor, or BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. 135 in tl»t'ir own discretion, seize iuul dostroy siirli ;is may Itc blown, tainted, or otliorwiso unfit to lie iiscil. \o. -ISii. I'lilili.' Market;. oO. 'I'hat tile sjiid Connnittee sliuil have tlie eontrdJ over AhiiUetomceu. ull tiie oflicers ol' tlie City employed in the ])uhlie markets. SI. That the said Committee shall liave power to ninke committwe uu any regulationH as to the markets, or the lessees < ir oeen- muko rcjiuiu- [tants of the same, a.s to the officers ot" the City employed markets. there, and as to all peisons attending or frtMpienting th(! same. fj LICENSES. '32. That the General Inspcictor of License,; ;,liall be I'etsfoi licenses entitled to demand and receive tlie sum of fivt; .shillinos moai. from each })erson to wliom a li(!enst' for tlie .-ale of fresh meat in any of the stalls of the pul»lic market;; is granted; and the sum of fonr dollars from all parties not occupying a stall in one of the public markets. m 4 li'i. That all licenses in the jireceding section of this Duration.,! By law mentioned, .shall expire on the thirty-first day of December next after the date of the same. MAIMvKT FKKS. ;i4. That the clerk rought by hand or in a liaskcl, the sum ol ii\e min u iM'k.t. cents; and from the owiu'i's of all animals driven to tlie -Mil I cattle market for sale, for every head of horned cattle the hum of ten cents; I'or eveiy sheep, calf or swine, the sum of two cents; for every horse, mare oi' gelding the sum of tweuty-live cents. AiiIiiuiIn liriMi^lit til tliu oattlu iiiark(!t. 'H 120 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. n ir°' «*■'.■ . 35. That the le;,.sce.s of the er j)roduce, which is usually bought and sold by weight, may vetpiire tlie same to be weighed at one of the public weigh-scales or weighing-m.aehiiK's lic markets, and at no other |)lace oi.iti ill Hhicii within the said City; an<] all such waggons, (;arts, and vehicles shall . . , ' oLlier vehicles ((.'.\.ce[it as al'oresaid,) shall bo j.Iu-ed in the .said Hay Market and other phiees as herein!.! l"-- pro- vided, and in such order ami position as the silIu < ' ninittee ov any of its oliicers shall determine ; uud in; j;i.>rson shall depart I'rom the lino or order in which he i.Iiail have been placed before he hai disposeil of his load, unless to leave the market, nor shall he loiter about the streets of the City with his load. Fees of the Hay- 39. That the Clerk of the Hay Alarket, or the lessee thereof, shall be entitled to demand and receive from eatjli dUiid at. tl uiarkeis. able of carrying twenty tons, two dollars ; for every such ship, vessel or boat, capable of candying fifty tons, four dollars ; and for every such ship, vessel or boat, capable of canying over fifty tons, eight dollars, and for every rail- way carriage, the sum of one dollar. 40. That every person bringing hav or straw to the said Persons to give a •' ^ o e> J statement of the City for sale, by whatever mode of conveyance, shall be quantity and obligetl to give to the pro|)er officer, when required so to imyorstraw *» o II 1 they bruig into do, a true stp,ten)cnt (to the best of his knowledge) of the the city for sale. weight and quantity thereof. 41. That every iiei'son buying or selling hay or straw in Persons buying '' ^ JO o J i,„y „r straw in tlie said City may rciinire the same to be weighed in any tiicoiiyniay *' •' * ^ ... recimrotlii! sanic of the public scales or weighing-machines of the said City, t" ho weiui.ea %.'^' '.- 'Htm 42. That any person refusing to i)ay the market fees, or uefusii!({ to nay giving'a wilfully fiilse return ot the quantity and weight olt^iiM returns. hay, as aforesaid, or refusing to have the hay or straw itifusinB to have •111 1 iiiiiii'ii 1 1- ..load Wfighed. weigheil when demanded, shall be liable to tlie penalties oi this By-law. 43.. That any person committing or attomiiting any Fihu'I imhu •^ ' '^ . . .'■iiU' of ha., *o. fraud in the selling or weighing of hay, by intioduciiiy heavy articles into the waggon or other vehicle, or l)y wet- ting or concealing wet or uniuerch.an table articles in the load, or using any other fraudulent device or contrivance shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. 128 BT-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. n.,?"*^',,. WEIOH-MASTER. Public 51arket5. Apimintiiiont of 44, That there shall be an officer siiiitointetl by the «us> master, j^^j^jgjpg^] Council of the said City, to be called the Weigli- master for the City of Toronto, wcigh-master to 45. That the said weigh-master shall, before he cntei-s ifivo scctiritv to the cornoration. upon the dutics of his officc, exccutc a bond to the Corporii- tion of the City of Toronto, with two good sureties, to be approved of by the said Standing Committee on Publi** Markets, binding him in the sum of one thousand dctllars, and such sureties in five hunilrcd dollars each, for the faithful discharge of the duties of Ins office. Duties of tlie \vcl(;li-niastcr. 40. That the following shall be the duties of the weigh- master : Hours of atten- (L) To attend at the weigh-house for the ))urpose of wcisfh-house. Weighing articles required to be weighed, from six o'clock in the morning to six o'clock in the afternoon, from the first day of May to the thirty-first day of October ; and from sevcn o'clock in the morning to five o'clock in the afternoon, from the first day of No- vember to the thirtieth d.iy of A})ril in each year, Simdays excepted. To weigh articles (2.) To Weigh all articles requiring to be weighed which rcquiriiiif to lie " ^ ° .,, wc'Kii«<>- may be brought to him, together with the waggon or other vehicle upon which the same may be loaded. Topivowcipv (3.) To fumish the owner or person having charge of the load with a weigh-note dated and signed by the weigh-master, setting forth the gross weight of such load, with the waggon or other vehicle, and the tare of the waggon or other veliicle, the net weight of the load, and the name of the owner or person having chai ge of the same. notes. T-f kiculars of the weigh-iiotcs. ToweiBhvchicki {*) Whenever required", either by the purchaser or seller uuiomua* *'* on the same day that he has weighed any load, and after the load has been unloaded, to weigh the waggon or other vehicle upon which the same was loaded, BY-r,AW9 OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 120 unci endorse upon the weigh-notc tlui ox;ict ^\'t•i^•llt |.|,i,n"M*iiie„ of the waggon or other vehicle, as aseertaiiied on that "—""V"^ day. (5) To keep .1 book in which shall be entered the nanie or '•'" '"'''i' » '"■'■!'. ' _ una riiltr llu' names of the owner or owners of all articles weiiihed paiii.ninisi.f ,,!i by liini, the name (U* names oi' the ])ers()ii oi- ]>ersons I'y iiim. for whom the same is weighed, the wciglit of tin? articles weighed, and the day and houi- of wt!iy;hiiig the same; he shall also enter a description ol' (he wag- gon or other vehicle containing any article, weighci I by him, and such other particulars as may be re(juiied by the said Standing Committee on Public Markets. (6) To produce the book in the preceding subsection men- To prodmc; i,i i . , , hunks fur iuiiin'i^ turned at all reasonable tunes whenever the same is ti.n. required for inspection. (") To make a return in writing, as often as the Muncipal Tomakiiuipnun ., 1 ri T /i • I^^ 1 to tiiu c'liuniiii'i- Lounc!!! or tlie Standuig Connnittee on h i nance anil liiin. Asse.ssmont may direct, to the Chamberlain of all the foregoing ]iarticulars, with the fee paid in each case. (.^) To inspect, when retpiired, hay or other articles of iV)iiisi.c(tiiiy 1 11 /«• 1 i- 1 • il IV 1 i "11(1 pnidniT ;ii..l produce sola or oxtered lor sale in the puliiic markets, cciiify if uif !• i'f»i'r»ii 1 ii • same is iiul to give his certincate ii the same ne wet or otherwise meichautubio. not merchantable. t'') To endorse on the weigh-note Avhenever any article To otiufy uio brought to him to be weighed is wet, or which from nwde for'ai't'ii'i'es any other cause maybe heavier than such article, it thun tiityous'iit merchantable, ought to be, togetlier with the detlue- ti(Ui. which in liis opinion, ought to lie made on ae'count of such wet or other cause. 11 (10) The weigh-master shall, until otherwise determined by t- iioifoi-m tiio 1 ■• It ^ i> Jl -IT • • 1 /) • •! clutic'H of th.' a resolution or m'-law ot the Municipal Council, iht- ocniiai ins) ,, , , ,. /• .1 /^i IT !• HI 1 tor of lli;',lk't.-i lorni the duties ol the General lns])ec(.or ol Markets, and he shall be a special constable in the public mar- to im a siioiiai 1 , .,1 , n ii I i- c L^ <'oii>ital)lo in the kets, with power to enforce the regulations ot the markets. .Slime, and control parties frequenting tlu! markets. 17 I 1 130 UY-LAAVS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. Mi No. .1-n. I'liblio .MiLiki'lu. Wt'igll-jll:!--!!^'!'; fet«. 47. Tliat tlio woigh-master shall be entitled to deniaiul and receive llic followint; fees : — Fur every load of liay weiglieil tlie sum oi" tliirteei) cents ; fur every load of sti'aw weighed tlie sum of ten cents; I'or the weighing of every empty waggon, tAventy cents, to he paid once only in each year, unles-s such w aggon has been altered ; for the weighing of any slaughtered meat, article of jnovision or merehandizcj if under one hundred pounds, the sum (.»f four cents: if over one hundred pounds and not exceeding six. humlied pounds, lour cents I'ur the first one hundred jxtunds, and two cents ailditional for every additional one hundred jjounds, (II- intervening quantity; for all live animals, ilvu cents per head; idl coal, not exceeding one ton jtei' luai.l, ten cents, and at such rate for all o\er a ton weight, as may be determined by the said Standing Connuittee on Public Markets; and all such sums shall be paid before tliu aiticles \vi'i«.died shall be removed from the weiuh-house. t I ; i LnCllCull (.1 \. eiu'li-liiiiis( :iiiil \\i.'ii,'liiii UlUclulll'^i. WEKur-norsKS and wintiir-xoTics. tlie 4S. That there shall be a public weigh-house and wcigli- g- ing-machine at tlie place where the prt'scnt weigh-housc and weighing-machine now are on Pulaci' Stivet, east ol' Miist Market Square, and within the itrtscnt limit <>f the llay and Straw Market: there shall also be a iiublie weivh- se;de or weighing-machine at the Western or St. Andrew s Market, so soon as there are funds appropriated or applic- ;ible f(»r the pui'pose ; and there shall be established, fnjm time to time, such other weigh-houses and weighing- machines at such other place or places in the sai-' <^'ity as may be expedient, and as the Municipal Council may by lesolution oi' I'y-lnw direct. A iKis„n u. lie 41). That at eveiy weigh-hoUse and weighing-machine i'.a'vi''''i'ii:'irjre c,f ill tile said City a person shall be placed in chaige thereof, . very wtli^li- lii.use. and .shall be under the control of the said Standing Com- mittee on Public ^[arkets. I' ivi.iiis refii in;,' •"'*>• That any owner or person having charge of any load \.t;''hni' "^ '' "1' ''ntiele which he is required to have weighed and rel'uses " m' il"'^ .'"Ji'ii® to have tko same weighed, or who shall neglect or refuse to BY-LAWS OF THE CITY 01-' TORONTO. 131 1(1 111-, of x-.l liavo tlio exact weight of his waggon or other vohlclo ascev- |.„i,^ju;ji^'kcu taiiR'd, as is ))ioviclo(l by the I'ourtli sulj-scittioii of si.'ctioii '■—-,/-—' t'ovty-six of til is By-law, or who shall rtd'iisc to pioduco wciuann i'> i-iu- hls weigh-uoto for inspection whi.-n (lenianilcd ol" him, I.otci. ""^ by any purchaser oi' his said load or article, ur by an_\ Alderman, Justice of the Peace, Constable, Weigh-master or Market lusjieetor, shall be subject to the ))enalties of thi:; B>'-law. l)1. That all weigh-uotes given ibr articles or loads weitiUnou- t.j weighed by the City Weigh-master shall be binding and buyers ana .ci'. prima facie, final as to their c(jntents upon all parties concerned in the buying or selling of such articles or loads. weigh-notcid. i)'2. That any person who shall falsely ami knowingly Falsify falsify, alter or make any weigh-note, or any indorsement thereon, with intent to defraud any buyer or seller, or shall exhibit Ibr a load a weigh-note gi\en for any other load, shall be subject to the penalties of this l>y-law. FISH MAUKKT. r*I{. That every person may sell (»r expose foi' sale fresh i-iuLosfor.. -! i.^v fish at the lish market, or at any other place within the '" "*"'^' said City not one of the jiublic markets. .') k That each person selling fish in the said fish market, iveHtuciLikof 1 » 11 1 II 1 • 1 1 1 11 1 1 the fish market. who shall not have a stall therein, and who siiall not have paid any other market fee in the said fish market, shall pay to the clerk of the .said fish market, or tin; lessee thereof, the sum of ten cents for each day on which he or she may sell fi.sh in the said market. "•»M i i .5.J. That, except on Sundays, from the first day of Octo- Humsinwhicii ber to the first day of May, the fish market shall be kept [o","te"ropu.' open from sunri.se until eleven o'clock in the morning on each day, but on Saturdays it shall be Kept open from sun- rise until two o'clock in the afternoon ; iiud from the fiist day of May to the first day of October the saiil fish marki'l shall be kept open from sunrise until ten o'clock in the niorriiiig, but on Saturdays it shall be kept open from sun- rise until twelve o'clock noon. 100 BY-LAWS OF TUB CITY OF TORONTO. No. 4S.'t. rulili(.'.Miti'kut.s. I'oi'S fur llsll l'i'()ii);lit to tlio ")(). That all persons liringiiig fish to the City for sale shall })ay the followiiij,' fees, that is to say: — For all fish I)rc»ught in a boat or skitf, the sinu of fifteen cents ; and for all fish bronght in any othei' manner, the sum of iive eents for every quantity not exceeding one hundred jiounds in weight, and for every (quantity over one hundred pounds in weight the sum of five cents per one hundred pounds. i\ I'll lit p..r.sons i,riiiv.'inif 57 That cverv person brincdng fish to the said Cityuixm lisli into tht'Cit.v ''1 no ./ 1 to Kivu a stati- .^vhicli fees are iwiyable, shall be obliged to 'dve as correct a iiii'iit of tlio I J ' 00 'i""''";V""'r statement of the (luantity and weiijht thereof as he reason- ably can, to any Ofiicer of the said City retiuiring tlie same, and in case of such person wilfully making any false state- !iient in regard thereto, he shall be subject to the penal- ties of this By-law. CATriJ'; MAUKKT. Ai.;>ii«iiit,' latii.' ,vs. That all animals expdsed lor sale or marketed in the ni t lie cattle iiiur- ' '^t' cattle market shall l)e ai'ranged in such (irdrr as the Mar- ket Clerk or the les.;ee there(»f shall direct, and Ix- fastened in the stalls or to the place or places assigiienly, hy distress and sale of the oftender's or offenders iroods and chattels; and in case of no sufficient distress to C""'mitnicnt in " ' . 1 11 , (Icfnult of ili.i- satisfy the said penalty, and costs, it shall and may be 1^*^. lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to commit the oft'ender or ofl'enders to the common jail (»f the said City of Toronto, with or without hard lal)our, for any period not exceeding six calendar months, unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid. »i;m -♦-.- . No. 502. A By-law relative to the Public Health of the City of Toronto. Passed 2Gth November, 1869. WHEREAS by an Act jtassed in the sossiim of the Parliament of the Province of C.anada, held in the twenty-ninth and thirtieth years of the reign of Hei- Majesty Queen Viet(»ria, and chajjtered lifty-one, it is among other things enacted that the members of every rity Council shall be the Health Officers of their respective municipalities, under the Consolidated Statute of Upper ( 'anada respecting the Public Health, and under any Act ])assed after the sai '^'i'*'' jKM'soiis, oithcr iiu'ludin^f or not. iiiclii(lin;j; ono or ^— ~v-*^ iiKirc of tlicnisclvc;'., ».; tlio (Vtuiicil ihinkM lu';.t : And wlii'ifiis (lie Miinici|tiil t'oiiiiril ol' tin- City of T(»roiito lias ji Standing,' Coininitteo of its own nicndiers, callt'd the lioai'd of Works, and it is considcMoil jidvisal)l(' til delegate tlm said jtowiM's in tlic said rcfitcil Statnto mentioned, to the incniltcrs oC tlie said Mnnicipal Conncil, who at the pri'sent tinu', or who shall IVoni tinio t(» time, coiistituto the said C'onnnittee : And whereas l»y the said hereinheloie recited Aet, |iower is f^'iven to tluM'onncil of eveiy City to pjiss ^.y-law^; fur ))rovidin;;' lor the health of the Mniiiei|talily, and against the sj)reading of contagions or infections diseases : Therefore the Mnnicipal Conncil of the Corporation y-law contained shall be constrned as revivin;^ any former Uy-law of the said City, heretofore repealed by the said Hy-law luimber fonr hundred and thirty-one, or by any other By-law. lIKAI/rif (H'l'lt'KHS. PriPKationofthe 2. That all the powers and authorities conferred upon Membrrsnfcoun- or vested in the niciiibers or the iMuniciital ( oimcil ol the odirc .tothe City (if Toi'oiito, by the said recited Statute, or by any Doarit of Work* '' . . . . other Act of Parliament heretofore, or hereafter to Ik; enacted, as Health Odicers of the said City, an> hereliy delegated to the memluMs of the said Mnnicipal Council, who at the present time and who shall from time to time bo the members of the Standing Committee of the said Municipal Council, called the Board of Works. HKAI/ril OFFICK AP '■ A'Y W.WA.. 'Sr/Zh!;!!;" '>■ ^^^*<^^ t-''^^''^' «!'>''" ^'i' I'l^vided at, th.- city Hall :' atv Hall." '^'''' f^uitablc ofli(.'e for the ace(»niniodation of th(> medical and nY«LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. 135 iitlicr (itlici'i's to lie apiutiiitt'd iis heivinatler iiientionecl, i.j,^|J,' /i"';;jt|,. iiinl ill uliicli,' if (li't'iiied I'oiivt'nii'iit, tlu; said Coinmittew ^-— ^'— ^ iii:iy iiit'tt wlii'ii c'lllcil tti ik'lil»eiat»' <»n iimtti'is t'r)nn('c*tt't.l with tilt' pMlilic licaltli. urAT.Tir Txr;pErTORR and tiikir dittie>'.. 4. Tlu'vc sliall lio clHc'tt'd by the ('(iiincil, on thi' viToni- Aipuiiitiiitntni' iiR'ii(latie(;tor shall, before enterinti >'«ii'»>'*'' »<>''« iiiion the duties of his olHce, make the foUowiiin; declara- "i*'"' "'""p"'-- (ion bii'iiie the Mayor of the City for the time beinj,', \\/.. . " I, hereby declare that [ will, t<» the best of my slsilj and Jiulj,'nient, duly and I'aithfully perform all the diiLJis :ippfitainin^ to my otiiee of Health Ins|»eetor, as dt'claii'il liy the l»y-laws of the City of Toronto, and that I will not directly or indirectly, lor myself or others, in trust for me or on my accounts have any interest or con- cern in liny |iurchase, contir - an'reemeni, to be made in pursuance of this L»y-law. :»ni 0. That the followin.' shall be the duties ol' the Health 'l-'^hf;'' ""•', Inspector ( ' )• '''o attend at the Health OHice a i)ortion of i ach day, as t.> attnui iiu' ' •' ..itlcc every di the saiil Committee may tlirect. liUJ. I-')- To keep a record of all his p)'(H'eedin. any expenditure ordered in his department, with the names of all persons who have furnished mate- rial;, and of all workmen, and the time worked, and the amount to be paitl to each individual, and to... ,^ I ' lo ii'|iiprt to tlid iiiake a report thereof to tht; saul Couuuitteo when- ^ """"'"ce. M .11' 18: I 130 UY-LAW8 OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. ^"- «>!!. ovov required so to Wo, and nt the end of each year I'lllilir lliullll. 1 , , ,. , 11-, , , * • -— -^— ^ a scheiuue ot t lie jiroperty under Ins eliaii^^'c lifliniijMii,' to the City, and the vahie thereof. T.I k.ip ft "iiprr- (:»)• To keep a vigilant snnerviHion over all th(» lanes, ittmH.jki, ..f 'iiu by-ways, vacant lots or i>reinJseH withni the saiil City, upon wliich any aeeunnilation of dnn'f, niamn-c, od'al, liltli, reliisc, staL,'nant water, or other matter or thinjj may lie found, and at onee, either when reipiired hy any person <»r otherwise, to examine the s.-ime anil notify the parties mIio own or oecuj>y such premises to remove the same. eit> Til iiiitK.v imrlU» to rvliiovu MItli, (niNiiiii nfU'-iiitr 111 riiiiii\o twill, T..i.Mip-aiiiMf.n- (4). Tt) make a rei)ort of vneh examination in the Korm IllUlioll >IU'lllll>'t ■ "A" to this Jiy-law annexeil, and if the same he not removed within twenty-four hours after notice thereof, as aforesaid, t he iemo\e)• analxzation or otherwise the water (tf any well withiii the City, when re(juested so to kvA'U II vif'ilmit look-out over IIh- sewers nii'l ^" ■''"-' other |)iil)|i(r works III tlio Haul City, ami in caso tlio ^— -y-*- Hainr HJiali ho in such a coiidition as to Ixi a nuisMlllM^ I""rn^'!.'.','.'? to iiiuncdiatcly report till' haum'. to tlie si.i.l ('nm.l!::l:l!;\:';:i!i:J::., iiiittoe or its (!luiiriiiaii, who shall fortliwith diirct iR'ct'ssnry Hteps to havo the saiiio rt'iiu'(liesult of such visits immediately thereafter. (^) To ninko ail nocossary arrangements for removing all To nrmnno f..r 1 • • 1 ill 1.A £• 1.1 i. i miiMViildfdeiny. ilecaymg animal or vegetable matter from the streets, iiiK'nmttir, &.. and for the temporary deposit and subsequent removal of manure, house dirt and offal. (l^)- To see that the provisions of the sevenil sections To obey tiw pro- of this By-law, except such as devolve certain duties nyiawmui th« 1 ... • 1 <• 1 1 iMstriictiiiiisof on other omcers, are strictly entorceil, and generally tt>"eommiuce, to obey and carry out the intentions and directions of the .said Committee in matters relating to the public health. (!•)• To enter in books, to be kept for that purpose, when instructed by the .said Committee to sell any articles or materials belonging to the said City or to do or cause to be done any work for any indi- vidual from which money .shall become due to the said City, all such sales and work done with the price thei'cof, and forthwith make out bills for the same and deliver them to the Chamberlain of the said City for collection, and the said Chamberlain shall forthwith demand payment of the said bills ; and in case any bills or dues under this By-law shall remain unpaid at the expiration of one month after demand for payment as aforesaid, the said Chamberlain shall deliver the same to the City Solicitor for legal pro- 18 To muko cntrie.H of the sale of artldea belong- ing to the City. Of work done for individuals. To deliver hills thereof to the CImnibcrlain. The (.'hunilierlnin to deniiuid pay- ment of the bilb, mill afier one month hand them over to the City tfolieilor. I ■I'....' ji in ;ii !l w h! !• 138 RY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. PiiMic Hcnlth. (•ee(liny;s; )ut if at any time the Mayor .shall be satis- li(^(l that the interests of the said City require it, he nmy eaiiso lejj;al proceedings to be had at any time To ninkc u|.aiHi (1-). Td Mutke M|) aiid ("ertity the pay-rolls of the work- ceitiry tlip pay- , , i j j • !• men, servants or labourers employed under jiis clirec- rollH lit scrvniitsi iiiidcr him. tion, which said pay-iolls upon being duly passed by tlie said Committee, and subject to section eighty-six of By-law numl)er five hundred and four, shaVl be jtaid ity the said Chamberlain. MKDICAL IIEAITil OFFICKKS. Appoiiiiniont .< J. '["lijit iu a i Inspectors as liereinbeiore })rovided, it shall be lawtul (Mliocis. for the Council when it is ileemed indispensable for the preservation ol' the j)ul)lic health, and the more promptly and cH'ei'tuiilly carrying into effect the sanitary <'onditions of tliis By-law, to aj>point cme or more members of the incdicMl profession to be Medical Health OfHcer or Officers, rcimrc of office, to liold otficc (hiring the pleasure of the Council; and Salary. w hose duti(\s and renmneration shall be specially defined front time to time by resolution of the Council or the .said , Committee. Tiu> Mayor or the >S. That ill tlic abseucc of such appointment of Medical direct a medical Health Officer or Officers, it shall be lawful for the Mayor visitcasopofsick- or the .said Committee or any members thereof, upon being ncssanddosti- . ti i i t .r-< ■ i i i iiitiop, informetl Ity any Health ln.spector, Constable or other person, that any destitute person or family is in .sickness and destitute, to call upon .some member of the medical jtrofession, at once to prtxH>ed to visit such person or family, andukemca- aiid u])on sucli visitation to take .such measures for their s\ircsfortheirini- . .. ^ ■. ,. i i • • •. -.i i mediate relief, unmediiite relief as to lum may seem requisite, either by repoiting them as fit .subjects to be removed to the General Hospital, or other place provided for that jnupose, <»r by sujqtlying them or directing that they be supplied with the ie((uisite and necessary medicine for their relief at the A return .if the exi)ense of the City: and a reguhir and correct attcouiit I xpeiiditure til ,' i ,. i ■>• he made lo the of cacli ca.se, aiid of any such expenditure shall be kept Comiiiittee. . I>y him, and a return of the same shall be made to the said Committee from time to time. No. r.02. Publio Health. The Mayor ortlio C'onimittce may procure assiat- anootoflcU'rniiiio f|uostionsrcjravi1- iiiK Minvhole- soino fooU or water. A rcliini of tlio expenditure to he made to the Ounniittcc. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 139 r>. That in ilic ithHcncc of tsuch Jippointnient of Medical Ht^altli Olliccf ur OIHcors, it shall hi; furthor lawful for the Mayor or llic .said ('onmiittt-e t<» t:all in and avail them- selves (if niiMJical or seiontlKe advice or assistance in eases in which, in the e.xercise of a .sound di.scrction, they deem it indis|»ensal)h! to .seek such advice and assistance in deterniinin;jf (questions relating to the adidteration or sale of unwholesonui food, the dctilemout of Avatcr, or which may he otherwi,s(> tlitlicult of deterniinatiou in carrying into cHect the sanitary conditions and intcntion.s of this Hy-law, and a return of fees or expenditure jtaid or incur- red in ohtaining or incident to .such advice or assistance shall be matle to tlu^ said Committee from time to time. (ii;\h;i!.M, i'(»\vi;i!s ok thk hoakd ok plmilk; works ix M.XTTF.JIS RKI.ATINti TO THK PUULIC HKALTH. 10. 'I'hat tht^ .said (^»mmitte(> shall examine int(» all committee to cv nuisances, sources i'K'"oli- iiuhlic !i"a,ltli, or lor the aoatenient of any nuisance, or "w'of anuisanro . , . , • . tlicniii. upon tlu recei[)t by the .said Committee oi a notice signed bv two or more iniiabitants of the saitl City, stating the con- dition tif any building in the saiil City to be so filthy as to be a nuisance, or injuriou.s to health, or that u[)on any premises Avithin the sivid][City there is any foul or ofiensive I ill ^,1 !^ •; ::|i,. i:^ 140 No. Wi. Publii- Ilcnitli Tlio propriotni's 111 riniove tin.' miisaiK'n aflur t\v -ity-f()\ir lioiirs' iiotioc. If musdiicc r- ic- I'latcd, the Coni- inittce may onlrr It'-. iTiniival. Furni of iiutki' til rem(i\c inii- anees. Vowel's iif Coin- iiiittoe wlitii II li ;nftiit (lisi'asi! exists ill any iiowileil hoiisu. BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. (litcli, tfuttcr, drain, jn'ivy, cesspool (»r usli-pit, kept, or (•(iiisti'iH'tctl so as to 1)1! a rmisancc or injurious as albrt'siiid, (11- tliat npoii any siu^li premises, any aceuuuiliition ofdnnj^, nuuiuro, oii'al, iiltU, refuse, stagnant Avatcr or otlier matter, (»!• tiling, are, or is kept, or permitted to reniaiu .so as to Ito a nuisance, or injurious as aforesaid, the said Committee, iir any of its otKeers, sliall have full power o^ .1 a -ity til enter such building or i)renjis'^s fo le pi of examining the saiiie, and, if necessary, to I. the j. .noval of any sncli matttn- or thing as aforesaid ; ami, if auy pro- prietor oi- his lawful agent or representative having charge of, or control of such premises, or the occupants t)r anv (ttlier ])erst)n liaving any legal or etpiitable interest tj. after having had twenty-four hours' notice from thii iji;^ Committee, oi' any of its officers, to remove or aba' such matter or thing as aforesaid, shall neglect or refi'oc to remove or abate the .same, he shall be subject ., lo the penalties of this By-law; and, in case any ' lilar nuisance shall be ivpeated by any such proprii.cOr, agent (u* occupant tif any premises, the said Committee, withtwt any further notice to the party .so offending, may in their iliscrction remove, or cause to be removed or abated, such iiuisanct^ or cause ol' sickness, and the co.sts and exjjenses thereof, shall be forfeited ))y the jier.sons hereinbefore mentioned, in addition to the ])enaltie.s of this By-law: Provided always, that such costs, expen.ses and penalty shall not exceed the sum of fifty dollars. I.'). That the notice mentioned in the preceding .section ol' this By-law may be in the form " B," to this By-law annexed, and, if the premises are occupied, shall be served on the ot'cupant *ir ,st)me servant or member of his family, and, il' the pi-emises are vacant, the .same notice shall be served on the owner ol' the premises, his agent or repre- sentative, or left at his or their last or u.snal ])lace of abode. I'll. That whenever a disease of a nialigant and fatal chaiacter is tliscovered t*.'>,ion, purification and disinfection of such dwclling- , 1'1U:VKNT10N OF THE SPREAD OF DISEASE. 15. Tliat during the prevalence of any epidemic, when any Hotel ami hoara- • , !• 1 1 1 11 i • 1 • iric;-h()iise kecp- n^ri^l or uoanlnig-nouso keeiier knows that a person withni crstonotif.veom ,c,l;(i';.< • i 1 ' • 1 1- 1 1 11 .1 niittcculunany ^.,.s liouse IS taken sielc oi enolera, small po,\, or any other i»mwii m iii.ir iiiittii.! pliysieiaii knows that any [lerson whom lie is ealleil to visit wIkm atu purum . *• ,• i 1 -il 1 I II lU 1* lias a (li.^caso cu- is iiileett'il with eliolera, .small }»ox, or any (»ther ( lisea.se iiaiinciinj; tim of a maligiwHit character dangerous to the pulilic health, he shall, if in his opinion the interests of the public health requires it, iiiiniediately give notice thereof to the said ('omiuittce or one of its ulHcers, t(> the end that prompt measures may lie in.stituted to prevent the spread of such disease. .#■ OFFENCES AliAINSr ilEALTH IN MATTEKS Ui;j.ATlNG TO FOOD AND WATER. 1 7. Tliat any [terson or persons fraudulently adulterating, Aihiiteiaiicn of fur (lie pur|)o.se of sale, bread or any other substances intended for food, with any substance injurious to health, shall, ill addition t<» any other imnifJnnent preserilted by law, \k' subject to tlu^ penalties of this By-law, and the arlieles .so adulterated .shall ]■: fo'-fcited and destroyed under the direction of the court in which such ca.se shall be tried. 142 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. ^lii i I- No. W2. riililio Health. Till' sale i)V i'\- ("rtalioii of laiiitcil iWi (ir Il'OHt. 18. That any person 01' pevson.s selling Avithin the faid City, or exporting therefrom, tainterl or ilMnia!';ocl lisli, oi- flesh meat, unless with the intent that the same shall ho u;;ed for .some other purpose than as food, shall he suhjeeL to the ))enalties of this By-law; and uj)on a trial or iiuiuiry ill such ease the burden ot proof shall be u\nm the jter.soii ai'cu.sed to .shew for what ptn-jio.se such fish or llesh-nieat was so exported or sold; and the eonvieting .lustiee may order sueli food to be destroyed. Tinpmtatiiin of ]M. That uo iier.sftu or i)er.soiis shall brin-' into the said di'' av«l vu^'( ■ , ' ' '^ taiiii'sor tainuii C'ltv, by laud or Water, or laiul on anv wharf or other iilaoe, any decayed fruit, ])otatoes, or other vegetalile produet, or any tainted or damaged flesh-meat or fish, without a ])eiiiiit therefor frf)ni the .said Committee or the said Health in- spector, and in such a manner as they or he shall direct. Deniiiiir water or 20. That any person or ]»cr,^ons wilfulK' or malieiouslv ii.iiiriii-«atcr ' . i • • • n ' I'lppfi. (lefihng, corruj)ting, or male, conductor of water or other property pertaining to an n([ucduct, or aiding or assisting in the same, shall, in addi- tion to any other punishment ])rcseribcd by law, l)e sultject to the penalties of this By-law. \\t li 14 \ SLAL'GHTKU-HofSLS. Krectioiinf 21. That n<» per.sou or i»ersons shall build or erect anv .^laiij{hter-li(ni>c«. imi- •' slaughter-house or Ituilding, (tr n.se any yard or premise, for the purpose of killing therein, witliout the expicss per- mission or license of the said (*ommittee, and such license or pernii.ssion shall only be granted by the .said Committe ' i.keiise to 1,0 xinon it-i a|>itearing to them, from the certificate of the ;rruiitcd on the 1 'I '^ ..•rtiik.ite of the iif,;,]tii Inspector, that such slaughttn--hou.-;e or buiMiuL' i. Ilialthlnspeilor. i ' o .-; located, made and constructed as hereinafter provided. siauiihier-hoiii-oR --■ That uo pcrsou OF persous shall nuiintain or continue aM>resc'i exu- ^^^^^^ .shuightcr-hou.se or building, yard or premises, for tlv^ purpose of killing therein, at present erected, built or kept '^ A\ilhin the limits of the said ('ity without the e,\jiress per- laaX'ion'Mii- uiissiou or license (»f the said Committee, .such licen.-e <.r Heaiiilin'^i'.uctor. pcmiission ouly to be granted by the saidConimif.tee upon BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. 143 its a|)})Oiviinjf to them from the certificate of the Health pi,,^!?; /ieaith. Tiis|)t'c.tor tliat such slaughter-house or building is situated ^^— ^— ~^ at least one hundred feet from any public street, and three hundred feet iVom any residence or dwelling, except that o[' the owner of such slaughter-house, and that it is in no manner injurious to the public health. ^2'i. That no butcher or other person shall kill c»v Butdiew not to ■ _ _ kill or slaughter slaughter any beeves, calvea, sheep, or other animals within without a license. the said City, uidess such person or pei'sons shall have pro- cured a license therefor from the said Committee, on the conditions ami as provided for in sections twenty-one and iwenty-two ''^''J^"!"''''^'^ iisLi|i|ily iitwalci- between the first tlay of April and the iiist day of Novem- '"'" ^■''-"''"""- ""^ l.ir ill cath yt-ar, and shall also be supplied with a hydrant, pump or Will, having a sutlieient supply of water for tlir |nn|M»s« oi" keeping the same clean and free from smell, and ;.Iiall als(. at all times have a printed copy of these regula- Slo's'iuu^h- tions relating to slaughter-houses hung up or expo.sed in erpoiLTthereln. some eoiis[iicuous jiart of such building or iiremises. . VAULTS AND DRAINS 'J'). That all grounds, yards, vacant lots, or other ])ro]ier- :jttt^rnullt wat. i'ii^'' " I'lJs'H shall bo well and sufticicntly trapped so as to prevent the escape therefrom of foul air or <^ivses into such cellars A spivion-iiiiiiii or dwellinjofs ; and no servico-drain shall be held to bo sulii- iiot ti> drain the .,,,., i.iiarsof more ciciit lor tlic draiuaije of the cellais of moi'c than two such tluiii two liouscs. " houses or dwoUiuf's. I>raiiis for ciiw- flieds,titiilili's,.^i'. 2(5. That no cows or other cattle, swine or goats, shidl be kept in the City unless such proper drains arc connected with the .sheds, stables or pens, as will thoroughly carry off ;dl liquid fdth issuing therefrom, so that it shall not in any W'ly constitute a nuisance, or a danger to the public health ; but if no drains are constructed oa the streets opposite the lot or premises on which .stich stabh's or slu'ds Mn- .situ.'itiMl, then the owner or occujtant of such stable nr siicd siiidj pi'ovide a cistern or reservoir so constructed as to receive all li([uid tilth issuing therefrom, and the same shall be removed and di.sposed of in accordance with section thirty- nine of this By-law. Ir PRIVV VAULTS. Drains tiiinivies. 27. That the owucr, agcut, occupant ttr other persun having the care of any tenement used as a. dwelling hou.se, or of any other building with which there isa privy conneetcd and used, shall furnish the same with a sullicient diain ■•'■ underground, whenever practicable, to carry olf (he waste ' ■■'■ water, and the vault of au}^ such privy shall be sunk nndtr ground, and built in the manner hereinafter prcseribed. ivivi.s fn i„. 28. That all vaults and privies shall be m.-ide tight, so niailu lljilit ami ,i , .i i j ii i> i i.1 i" 1 r.inotf ironi that tlic contcuts tliei'eot cannot eseape tlierelroiii, ami as tanks. ' *" lemote IVom the well or water-tank as practiciible. TcneiiiciitH not havinp proper pri\ y \anlts or drains, 20. That if the said Conujiittee shall at any time be satis- fied that any tenement, used as a dwelling house, or any such other building as is mentioned in the twenty-seventh section of this By-law, is not provided with a suitable privy, vault and drains, or either of them as aforesaid, they may give notice in writing to the (nvner, agent, occu- pant or other person having tlm cart; thereof, requiring BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. 145 •such owner, agent, occupant or other person within p,,,^," /i^-i,,, such time as they shall appoint, to cause a proper and "'— n-— — ' suftieient privy, vault, and drain, or either of them to lie constructed for such tenement or other building, and in case of neglect or refusal, the said Committee shall have power to cause such privy, vault, or drain to be made for such tenement or other building, and such owner, agent, occu- pant, or other persons shall be subject to the i)enaltics of this By-law : Provided always, that the expcnscis and penalty shall not exceed the sum of fifty dollars, noi- shall be less than the amount of the expenses soincurn.'d by tlio said Comnuttee, 30, That whenever any vault, privy or drain shall Itu- oninsho vami., . 11 1111 1 1 I'fiviciaiiililraiiir, come oriensive or obstructed, the same sliall bo cleansed t" ''<"i'"'""''i. , ivniiivi^d 111- 11'- and made iroe, and the owner, agent, occupant, or other i"'"<^'i- person having charge of the land in which any vault, privy or diain may be situated, the state or condition of wlii(;h shall be in violation of the provisions of this By-law, shall remove, cleanse, alter, amend or repair tlx; same within such reasonable time after notice in writing to that effect given by the said Committee or any of its oflicers, and in case of neglect or refusal the said Committee may causi; thn same to be removed, altered, amended, or repaired as tliey may deem expedient, and such owner, occupant m- other person shall also be liable to the penalties of this liy-law ; Provided always, that the ex|tenses and penalty slwill not exceed the sum of iifty dollars, nor shall be less than the amount of the expenses so incurred by the said Committee. .M '^^!;! NIGHT-SOIL. 31. That it shall not bo lawful for any person oi' persons XiKiii'-n i.>iu' ... 1 • 1 / <• 1 i. . ... ri'iiioviMl nnlv li\ withni trie said City to remove Irom any premises within i>ii-N.>ns:iiiiii..v tile said City, night-sou, without being duly autliorizeil so to »•''■ iK't'^^saiv „|, <.lo by the said Committee, and it shall be the duty of the saiil Committee to issue a notice to persons desirous of tendering ior the removal of all night-soil, as aforesaid : Provided always, that no such authority shall be granted to }>arties so tendering unless in the opinion of the said C'ommittee they are in possession of the necessary appurtenances for per- fonning the duties assigned thereto. lU 1 .1 I m< '. ::\ m liX 1^1 .■ I' I MG UY-LAWB OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. No. .'1112. I'liMlf! Ilcnlth. 32. Tlint it shall not be lawful for any person or persons it.^T^fTTi.t- ^^''^^'''^ ^^^^ ^'^''^ ^it.y to deposit upon any of the streets or ""' upon any land or lot within the said City, any night- soil or other filth, or refu.se matter of any kind without the consent and under the directions of the said Connnittee or Health Inspector of the said Cit}'. Coinm'iltcp to I oiitrsct for le 33. That the centre of Yonge Street, from the Bay to York- laoval o» iiiKht- viile sliall be considered a.s the dividintj line between the soil. " Kastern and Western portions of the said City, and the said Committee is hereby empowered to accept tenders and contract with parties for the removal of night-.soil from thu Eastern and Western portions of the said City as above described. ::it;iit.soii tuije 34. Tliat it shall be the duty of every part}' authorized tractor when no- uudev the thirt\'^-first section of this By-law, within forty- titli'd bv tilt' • 1 1 ,: • • 1*1 1 Tr 1 I luiithiiisim; or. eight lioui's alter notice given to him by tlie Healtli Inspector, to remove or cause to be removed from the premises of any of the inhabitants within the said City, the night-soil accumulated therein, and to deposit the same in some place under the restrictions, and subject to the direc- tions of the said Health Inspector : Provided always, that MO greater sum shall be charged the person or persons tVom whose premises such night-soil be removed than is named in the tender or tenders accepted by the said Com- mittee ; and should the Contractor at any time fail to leniove such night-soil within forty-eight hours after having been notilled so to do, the said Health Inspector shall have pov/er to em|.)loy other parties to do such work, and charge the excess of cost, if any, to such contractor; and it shall be the duty of the said Health Inspector to furnish the party or jjarties from Avhose premises such night-soil haci lieen removed, a certificate of the quantity removed, and the charge according to the rate fixed in and by such i.uy he 1196(1 III teniler for sucli removal ; and the said Committee may at l.lllOValof lil'.'llt . n 1 !• • /• • .:'Hi. luiy time onier the use of such disiniectiug agents as may ^oem necessary and desirable during the removal of such iiight-soii, and at the cost of the parties from whoso jjremises such removal is being made. Cliarg-e for re- llioVtU. Cailure of am- tractorturciiio-. i.iL'ht-eoil. \r HY-LAW8 OP TITE CITY OF TORONTO. 147 ;i',. That boolvH shall be kept nt tho several Police Sta- p^.t'lic iSti,. tions or other eoiiveuient places, uiulcr t'.,; charjuo of the ^— — v,^-«»— ' said Health Inspector, in which shall he entered all com- utT'oiicosutioL , . , , ,. , . 1 II !• !• !• ' fiirfoniiilaliitHru- plaints relatniff to nuisances, anil all applications lor opening lutinfr to imi- and cleansing- the vaults, said last entries to specify the number of loads, if less than the whole (u^nteuts of the vault, to be removed, and the same shall receive attention in the several Avards in the order in which they art! mndc, so far as )n'acticabl(\ 30. That no vault shall be oi)e'ieil between the first day VimitNuot. to ue . 1 . /-. 1 . 1 1 (>|(Oiieil betwcfii III Mav and th^' iirst day ot Octob(!r in eacli year, uidess on istof Miiyun.i • 1111 -111 1 IT 1 ,, l*t0f Oftollfl, inspection caused to be made, the said Health Inspector shall ixciptirunuascf • 1 • 1 '1111 llfOC.'.sitj . he satisfied of the necessity of tiie same for the healtli or comfort of the inhal)itants ; and in such cases, no more of the contents shall be taken away than the said Heallh Inspectoi- shall ther person having charge of the premises. / ;:.i I ici OFFAL AND AS I IKS. 37. That it .shall not be lawftd for any person or persons Persons not to . , . , ., -,. . ..." , , . permit acciimu- v.'ithin tli(! said City to permit or suiter the aeeuinulation laiionotnithor of any dung, manure, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant water (tr ontiidrprcm- other matter or thing upon his or her premises, or on any vacant lot belonging to him or her, or to place on any of the jmblic lanes or by-ways, in front or in rear of their build- ings or premises, any manure or other refuse, vegetable or animal matter, or any other dirt (>r filth Avhich in the opinion of the said Health Inspector shall prove to be a nuisance. 38. That all house offal, whether consistinL:' of animal or Housooffaitote , . ''eP' '" suitable vegetable substance, shall be placed in suilal>le vessels; and vessels. noashe.s or other refuse matter shall be mingled therewith, and the same shall be kejjt in some convenient place to be taken away by the City Scavengers, which shall lie done Removal of house as often as the said Committee shall require ami direct. 148 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. « 1^ I'i iMhik;" ikaith '^'^- '^^^^^ "'> pov.son Of persoiis shall remove or carry In or "— ~v— ' tluoii^'h any of the streets, squares, courts, lanes, avenues, u.Tul b/oliri'i.'ii i»lat'('s or alleys of the said City, any house dirt or house oflal, • tri.iu,uii!iMs by animal oi- vegetable or refuse substances from any of tlu> Ik'd. (lwt'llin<,'-houses j)r other places in the said (^ity, iinless such p(.'rson so removing or "arrying the same, and the mode in which the same shall be '"cmoved and carried shall have been expressly authorized by the -^-aid Committee, upon such terms and conditions as they shall deem the health and ""'^f.?'' '"""*■ interest of the said City require, and the same shall only bi' removed between the hours of twelve o'clock at night and two hours after sunrise during the jnonths of May, June, July, August, and September, horse-stable manure luniovaiof^isiiLs e.\(t'))teil ; but iill the ashes and cindei-s made from steam- iillll ClIKKTS. _ ' ' engines, or steam-boilers, forges or furnaces used tor me- < h;iuie;il purposes, or from dwellings, shall be removed at (he expense of the parties oecu))ying such buildings, (»r the owners thereof, at any time, but in such maimer its the llealth Inspector shall direct. ii.niiauiiiuir, 4(». Tiiat no itcrson or persons Avitliout the license or per- not tu ijutiirouii miis.sion ol tlic .said C onunittee shall tln*ow nito or leave \n or on the iiUcif!, 1 ,. I •• (dc- upon any street, court, square, iane, alley, whari, public square, public enclosure, vat-ant lot, or any pond or body of water within the limits of the said City, any dead animal, dirt, saw-tlust, .soot, ashes, cinders, shavings, hair, shreds, manure, oysters, clam or lobster shells, waste water or filth of any kind, or any refuse, animal or vegetable matter Dead uuimais f.r whatsoever; nor shall any l>erson throw into or leave offeneivc matter , , t-, i i •' i i /• i /.• • not to be thrown 111 the Bav auv dead animal or other foul or otiensive into the Hay. •' *' matter. f.ii.biUty of per Mins for brcadi lit pieocdinj.' M-.'tion. 41. Tliat if any of the bubstanees mentioned in the pre- ceding .section shidl be thrown »>r eairii'il iium any house, v.;ireliouse, shop, cellar, yaitl or otlier plafe, or left in any of the places specified in the i>receding .section, the owner .unl ticcupant of such hou.se, warehouse, shop, cellar, yard, or other ])lace as aforesaid, and the jierson who actuall)' tiirew, caiTied or left the same, or who caused the same to be thrown, earrieo vt'inovL'd tVom tlio place where they have Keen so ,.^,|^,|;. ,^,';;iii,. tliio'.vn (•)• loft as afore.snid, l»y such owner or oeenpaiii, or '*—%'"*-' other person witlun four hours ai'ter porsonul notice to that cll'ect ;,nven l>y the said Health Inspector, or such removal niu\ lie niadt! under tlu^ direction of the said Health in- spector, and the expense thereoi' borne hy such owner or occupant. SCAVKNfiKU CARTS. 4'2. That the said CV>nnnitt(!e iua\ provide for the puhlio scavtimHi.u(t •'I ' _ to liU Ullllll- III, i)ur|)oses of the said City such Scaven<'er Carts as the said ''.ntioi .>f iiu' Conimittee niav deem nocossarv; and each cart shall he sun- tiii-uraith lu plied with one horse and the ueeessaryaj)pMrtenanees, anil he controlled by one man, and tho horses, carts and men shall he under the order and direction <>{' the Miid Committee or til ■ said floalth Inspector, and he employed l.y the said Comnuttecj when and whore retpjired, in the remu\.il ol" house oll'al, and takin<.j and car ryin;^' away (-f dead animals, and in the collecting' .'ind reniovini.;' .-ill decayed animal or veo|otal)le matter, dung, manure, tilth, n-iuse, or oth "r m.i'- tei- or thiuL; \vhat(!Ver from the strei t ;, laiie.; a:id other jiiililic ]>laces within the limits of the saiti City ; and the said (jtmnuttee shall so arrani^e tlie seaveiieer In.at >, th;ii all hoU:-e otl'al shall he removed from the dilfereiil premises in theCit\ not less than oner in (\'i.'li week. ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE Cni: I'lli; I'KF .!■ liWVTH •:; ol I'lii': iMi'.i.ii' ni.Ai.in 4;>. That it shall lie the .hil\- i-f all ollirei',-,, crvanl-i, .Mi..iiict.iM, ao . Workmen .-uul ai^ents ol the ( 'orporati>iii, to ■ "'H'-'!"' ' _ ' 111' ilii> Coniinit- and :ill\' of the dtHe'elS of tll; ■.•lid < 'uliimil tee. '»-■'•• if,* \[\ That whenever it sh:d I he eon i.'ried I'lvi-.-,, ,ii \- the r>ii,aiiitt..- cmr, • ^ rt • L 11 ''•I 1 '• |ilMlJIIIO Illltlirl- said Lommittee are iierehy auf iiori/.ed to ;iceept the ..erviees uasistmuc m 01 pei'sons 111 the several wards ol tln' said ( ity who may ).iiiiii.'ii,:,ith. lie williii;,,' to volunteer tV)r till* purpose oi" maintaining ;ind pi'eserving the public health, and :.iieh persons, for tin.' iime being, upon their names being duly notifii'd by proela- H 1^ 150 IJY-LAWS OF THE CUT OF TOUONTO. I'liMki" lUMiiti. I'l-'itiou or other public notiPO, shall he in voHtc* I with jiikI ^-^^/•^*-' <'Xor('isoaIl tho powers and j)riviloges exoreiHcil Iiy thosuld Health Inspector under this By-law. I'i'imUv. I'KNAI/rV. 4.). That any person or persons guilty of an inlVaction of any of tho provisions of this By-law, shall upon convic- tion before the Mayii«sMiiiii' costs of nrosecution, and in default of pavuient tlicirdf forthwith, it shall and may bo lawful for the Mayor, Police Mngistratc, or Justi<'e cojivicting as afoi'csaid, to isMic a warrant, under his hand ami seal, or, in c;ise the siud Miiyor, Police Magistrate, and Justice or Justices, or any two or more of them, are acting together therein, then under tlie hand and seal of one of them, to h'vy the said penalty :ind costs, or costs ouly, by distress and sale of the ollender's or aoS'of ai'V'' "th'uders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no suliicienl distress to satisfy the said penidty and costs, it shall and n\ay be h.vful for the Mayor, Police l\lagistrate. Justice or Justices convicting as aforesaid, to connnit the olfender (jrofTend •■ in the conunon jail of tin; s.aid v , y <'l Toronto with '..r s^'itliout hard hdiour, tor any period not i'xceeding ^-ix c;den<'ar itionths, unless tho said penalty antat(.' of Sewerage Toronto , 18G9. This i.s to certify and declare that I have examined tliii lironiisos above mentioned, in accordance with the pro- visit (n.>< of By-law No. 502, and that the state thereof i;i as I liavo described. Inspector. No. Form " B." (Set Stction 13.) , 18»i9. , Owner Notified to remove the tilth from in h»>in.s. Time, 10 o'clock, A.M. No. Toronto, . lS(ii>. :6in, — Vou are hereby notified, in compliance with the provi -.ions of By-law No. .'»()2. to cause to be removed from tlie in the prenii.se, by you, uii all tlllh, t^c, within hours from thi.s date, oi' in (.lelault, I will cauise the name to be done, and the coat and e::i)enses thereof charged to you, in addition to any penalty inijiosod by the said By-law. Inspector. 1 fPi « 1 ► ij in " Hi':"'' ' 'tilt 152 BY-LAWS OP THE CITT OF TORONTO. No. 608. Kroutloii (if lluiUliii|,'». \i No. 503. A l\y-law for regulating the erection of Build- ings, and the Storage of Inflammable Substances, and for making other provi- sions for the prevention of Fires. PaSSKD 2GtII NoVEMRKtJ, 18G'J. WHEREAS it has lieen found neccssiiiy iVoni liuic to time to pass Acts and By-laws to re<,'ulatt' the erec- tion of buildinijs, party walls and ehinineys, t() provide for the stoi'age of inllanunahlp sul>stanccs, and to make other re<.(ulations for the prevention of liie within the City of 'J'oronto : And whereas it has Iteen found expedient to consolidate all the Acts and I3y-huvs of the said City heretofore exis- ting that in any way relate to the sulijeftsai'oresnid.and to incorporate them into t)ne By-law : Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Toronto, enacts as follows : Uepcai of foriiii. 1. That f ^ui aud after the passing of this By-law, the following By-laws of the City of Toronto bhall be, and the same are hereby repealed, tliat is to say. By-laws Numbers one hundred and four, one hundred and eighty-three, three hundred and nineteen, four hundred, four bundled ;ind thirty-two, and four liundred and fifty. INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS. AiMi.iiitiiHiituf 2. That the Municipal Council shall from time to tinit! nil lll>i|itctvil' "f . • 1 1 !• uuiiiiihL'^. ap[)oint a competent, practical and discreet person to L.e Inspector of Buildiug.s, at such annual salary as the said Municijial Council may think lit to proviile. Duties of the in- ',i. That the dutics of the Inspector of Buildings sliall be BIKill.lof Jluilll- . /. 11 1 '1 !• 1 • ii'K^- to oversee the erection of all buildings herealter to be To o^LiHcoih" l«uilt, altered, or reconstructed within the City f»f Toronto, tMictiuii of build- * lllfe'S. to examine carefully, whenever he may be (.lirecte<^l by the Mayo;, the Police Magistrate, or any AUhsnnan, of the said BY-LAWS OP THE CITY ()V TOUON'IO. 1 r.o City, all chimneys, fire-places, lioiirtlis, ovens, Itoilois, fm- uuces, stoves, stoam-pi])es, stove-pipes, I'liniiels, lines, and all places where fires are made or kept, (»r wIuto uslies are kept, and report thereon to the Alayoi*, Polici' iManisti'ate, or presiding Justice of the Peace for the said City of Toronto, and under the direction of tlu; siiid Alnyor, Pt)]iec Magistrate, or Justice, if the same be dangerous, to notify the owner, occupier or party using the building where such chimney or other place f(n' keeping or making iiiv, or for keeping ashes may be, to discontinue the use of or to remove the same, and generally to enforce the ]irarty using a building where any eirnnney, fire-place, hearth, oven, Ixii lei', furnace^ stove, steam-pipe, stove-i)ipe, funnel, Ihie, or pjac' for making or keeping fire or keeping ashes, ;is ;il'ores;iid, is deemed to be dangerous, having received ;i notifieation from the said Inspector of Buildings to discontinue the use of, or to remove the same as aforesaid, if the same shall nf)t be innnediately discontinued to be used or shall noL be removed as directed, it shall and may be lawful I'or tlu' saiil inspector of Buildings, under the direction of the saii] Mayor, Police Magistrate or Justice, to mnploy the neces- sary aid and assistance to remove the same;; and any person neglecting or refusing to discontinue the use of or to I'emove such chimney, or other place for making or keeping fire, or for keeping ashes, as aforesaid, after being notified by the said Inspector of Buildings, or obstructing the said Inspector of Buildings in the removal of tin,' same, shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law. N- fusin); to discon- tinue the uso of or to remove (lanijferout iliiiu- nf\s, &t'. '». That until otherwise ordered by resolution of the said ciiy Engineer t.. • f . . , -, Ml -<• pci'fonu the du- Muineipal Conned, the City Engineer shall peilurni the ''''*•'i'l'l'.,'','.'*^"='^■ ' , , ^ '^ ' tor of Binldingj. iluties jireseribed by this By-law', to Ik; perfoinied b\- tlie Inspector of Buildings. RKUirLATlONS DURING THE KHECTIO.V O!" mi [.DINdS, OR RE-BUILDINO. G. That in all cases of Iniilding or re-building any house warehouse, storehouse, or other buildiu'/, where suoJi build- |j[^'"' '" front ot Mi FLMices to bo )la('ed in froi >ulldings in 154 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OP TORONTO. No. f.03. ICreition of UuildiiiRS. coursu of erec- tion, or the scaffold Nhail bo ]iliuikcil over. ing is to be erected on the line of any public street or way or Avitliin seven feet thereof, there shall be erected a boarded ience six feet high, to enclose one-half the sidewalk allow- Jince in front of such building, and outside of such fence a ])lanked pathway shall bo Laid, at least four feet wide, for tlie convenience and security o{ the public ; or it shall be lawful instead of such fence or pathway, to plank over the whole of the scatlbld at the height of the first floor above the ground floor, and to enclose such scaffold at the same height, at least eighteen inches all round, above the level of the planked floor aforesaid, the sidewalks of the street being loft free for the public uses. Huiuiinf mate- 7. That no pcrsou shall jilace any lumber, stone, chips, riiil not to he , . i i • i i • i t • t i ii)accd on the shaviugs, Tubbish, Or any other building material what- Bidewalk.norto » -l U 1 k 1 Ml' 1 • ociii|>y more soovci', on aiiy siucwalk 1 and when buildings are bein<; than one third of *' ' i ,, , ,i i the roadway oroctod Oil auy strcct, uo pcrsoii shall be allowed to occupy more than one-third of the roadway with any such building material ; and no person shall place any such stone, lumber, or auy ])uildi!;g material, in such manner as to obstruct the free passage of water in the drain.s, gutters,or Avater-courses; ii.movaiofhuiid- aiid uo porsou shall sufter or permit any such building ma- ntfiuacria. (^^.j.j^^j ^.q ^main ou the street any longer than is absolutely necessary for the erection of the building for which such material is designed, and on the completion of any building, .-liall within throe days entirely remove the same from the street, and cause the street to be cleared from all such * building material, and left in good repair. NATURE OF BUILDINGS TO BK ERECTED WITHIN CERTAIN LIMITS. BuiidinKs within 8. That all biiildiug.s whatsoever, at any time heretofore lortain limits III i • i i n i- i /■, i i iieofstone.hriiii, liCMiin, arai)et walls surmounting roofs of buildings shall not bo less than one brick, or iiine inches in thickness, and shall be canied to the full hei^iht of Lu'cj leet six inches above the roof on a s(]uare line with the roof; and such walls, if built of stone, shall not be loss than eighteen inches in thickness carried up to their full thickness t(t the underside of the roof boai'ds, whether front, rear, or gable walls, and all gable or i)arapet walls surmounting roofs of buildings, if built of stone shall not 1)0 less than sixteen inches in thickness, and shall be carried iq) to th(! full height of two feet six inches above the roof on a square line with the roof, and all the exterior walls of sheds abut- ting on lanes or passages, other than ^^'•••ots, shall be con- structed of brick or stone, not less c.an nine inches in thickness : Provided always, that all buildings built of brick under two stoines in height may be built of one brick in thickness, but shall not be less than nine inches in actual measurement. No. 603. Krcction of UulliUii(,'». Tliickncsa of stone \vall;i. Cable or paraiitt walls siiriiiount- inj; rooi'ii tit' buililinu"<. Thk'knc:is of ex- terior walh of sheds. Thlckne!>3 of walls of build- ings under two .stories in heifrlit. [ ri-j I). That the following shall be the limits referred to in Limit;iin «i,ith the preceding section of this B^'-hiw, that i.s to sa}^: — erccted^of'stone,'' Connnencing at a point at the intersection of the northern nmtei'iais'of'in I 1 <• n 1 1 cii i -ii !• I 1 incombustible boundary or Lsplauade htreet, with a line drawn along nature. the centre of George Street ; thence northerly, along the centre line of George Street to a point distant one hundred and twenty feet north of the north sidt; of (^ueon Street ; thence westerly, jjarallel to (i>ucon Slivot, t(j a jioint (.listant one hundred and twenty feet from the east side of Yonge Street ; thence northerl}^ parallel to "Winge Street, to the centre line of GouKl Street; ihfiir<' Avcstnly, i'».-l- lowing the centre line of (iould Street protlu<'i'd, to a puiut distant one hxnidred and twenty tool we.^t ul' llie wosL side !' Adol.aido Sti'oot; tliouoo wo.stcrly parallol to Adolaidt- Sti'iM't tri>perly bonded in every ease. 12. That no timber shall at any time hereafter be laid Timber in party into any party arch except for bond to the same, nor into waiiT ° ^ ' any party wall, other than such templates, chains jind bond timbers, as shall be necessary fur the same, and ()thor than the ends ol" girders, beams, purlins, binding or trim- ming joists, or other principal timbers, all which timbei'.J luiciiwork bo shall have at least eight inches and a half of solid brick- .siXrof"tiiiliI!i. work between the ends and sides of every such piece of timber, and the timber of any building adjoining thereto ; and the ends of every glrtler, beam, purlin, binding or urkuworit bj- . . ^ , . ,..,., tweon ends auJ tnmmmg joist, and every otiier piece ol principal timber, emia of timbor, may be laid beyond the centre of any party wall, so nevertheless that there he Itl'L eight inches and a half of solid brick or sluiu; work at the end of every such piece of timber, except in |ilaces where any jiart of the eiid.-j of any such timber shall lie opposite tt» and level with any part of the ends of any timber (>t'any atljoining Imilding, in which case no part of such timber shall apiaoaeh nearer than four inches and a half to the centre of the s.iid parly wall. 13. That party arches, or the shafts of any ehinineys rait.v aniiesoi shall not lie cut or maimed for any ])urpose whatsoevei", m'yMnotu.'b' nor shall any ])arty wall be cut or maimed other than foi- the purposes and in tho manner hereinafter mentioned that is to say : when the front or back wall of any house whtiipariywiu:, or building, being in a line with the front or Viaek wall of m-iimo.i. the hou.se or building adjoining thereto, siiall 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 uisening new the purpose ot insei'ting therein the end ot such new \ 1^ ^ m ■I ' '^ 'I li'l ■lili R w 158 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OP TORONTO. ff'f No. 603. Krectlon of BiiildiiiKti. TuiliiiK-iu steps, ltiiidiiit;torstfiii'9 Cuttluif reocsses into party walls. fVoiit or back wall, but in no case shall such breaks be cut more than four inches and a half into the party wall : and it shall be lawful to cut into any party wall for the pur- pose of tailing-in stone steps or stone landings, or for tim- bers for bearers to wood stall's, so that no timber bearer be laid into any party wall nearer than nine inches to any chimney or flue whatever, or than eight inclies and a half to any timber of an adjoining house, and for the purpose of laying therein stone corbals for the suppoit of chimney jambs, gii*ders, beams, or joists : and it shall be lawful to cut ],)erpendicular recesses into any party wall for the pui- poso of inserting walls and piers therein, so that neverthe- less there shall be no recess more than fourteen inches wide, t.(r more than four inches deep, and that no such recess ha nearer than ten feet to any other recess; but every person who shall cut into any party wall for any of the liurposes afi resaid, shall immediately make good every defect whicli shall be occasioned by the cutting of any such party wall, til id no j)arty wall shall be cut for any of the purposes aforesaid, the cutting whereof will injui-e, displace, or en- danger the timbers, chimney flues, or internal flnishings of an adjoining house or building. U ftrchou.ses not to i'.\oeed fortj Mjuares of buiUI- iin; without Ije- iiiK separatoil liy |iart\ walls. UuilJinjfs foii- iiectini;wltliearli olhei' through a party wall to have stoiiu iloor- I a.scs and sills, rtitli iron doors. Tiiiiber boiidH and lintels to such buildings. 14. That no stack of warehouses or storehouses or other buildings shall contain more than forty sc^uares of building on the ground floor thereof, including internal and exter- nal and half the party walls belonging thereto, except such building be separated and divided by pai'ty walls, into divisions of not more than forty squares of building each, as aforesaid. No stacks of warehouses or other buildings shall conununicate with any otiier stack of warehouses or other buildings through a party wall, nor shall any stable conununicate with any other stable through a party wall, unless the doorcase and sill of every such communication be of stone, and unless there be to every such communica- tion a door of wrought iron of the thickness of a (quarter of an inch in the panels thereof; and no timber bond or lintel shall be laid into the brickwork of any wall, in any such buildings nearer than eighteen inches to the opening of such communication. l.nl ai| b.> oitl boi of BY-LAWS or THE CITY OP TORONTO. 159 IIREASTSUMMERS. No. 603. Krection ut BuiUliii)^. l.'i. That brcastsuivmiors, in all cases, shall bo can-ied on s^-^^»^ lirick or stono walls or piers, or on cast iron columns seated i?,«\^i!ri)'""ir"' on brick or stone, and sliall in nociise be carried on story '''"^" posts or other tiinl)er snj))H)rts: and when the ends of any Itrcastsunnncrs shall approach the centre line of any i)arty wall ncai't'r than four inches and a half, sucli ends shall be encased and entirely surrounded in cast iron shoes. rlllMM'.YS AND HEARTHS. 10. That )io breast of any chinniey .shall be .supported by ciiiinneyi'rtuHi^, .. , ,. 1 .,.' II- 1 when HupiKniiu tuniier, e\(.'e)»tni<,' sucli ]»iling oi' ])lanking as may he neces- b> timbti. s:uy ill the fotntdations ; and ill I tindier nuist be eight iiiclics at least I lehtw the hearth ; chinnieys back to back Ti''tijiii"n of II 1111 -ii !• 11 1 cliiniiit'.vs back III party walls, shall l»e ni the clnnuiey back, at least one t"''i»<-'i' in paiiy brick and a half in thickness, and shall not be less than thirteen inches and a half in actual measurement; chinniey backs ill partv walls not bein<' back t«) back svith an\' chimnej im(ki i^i 1 • " 1 n I i I i. • 1 I r ii '" l'art> walls other cliimney, shall be at least seven niche.s cleai' irom the n.it haiktoiiaiU. party line. The above speciiied thickness to be continued to a heiifht <•!' at least twelve inches above the mantel in every case. Ail Hues built in internal, external or party Kiuea in wuiu. walls, shall be surroended by l»ri'.'k work not less than seven inches in tliickne.ss ; and all chhnney breasts yhall Thkkmsa (■! I>e at least niiK! inches in tiiickness. 17. That all partitions or witlis between Hues, shall be Partitions or J I 1 I !• I • 1 • 1 • 1 1 1 1 "'"!>' lutwcen at least hall a bnek in thickness; and every hreast and «iip>i. back of iiny chimney, and every breast back and partiti(^n or with of any Hue, shall be pargetted within. IS. That ehiimicy hearths shall, in all cases, be lai, of stone, biicU, in.arble, or ii(Ui, oi' at least one foot si'v iiielie :; liroaif and at lea.-.t thirieeii inches beyond eaeli end of every lire-i»lace ojiening. IJ). That all cliinnie\' stacks shall be carried to a height "^^'i/i'tof thim- •^ ° nny st.icks. of not less than four feet above the ridge or deck of any ^i ! „ '» . , {, 1 ii .■i ► ^; '11 160 BY-LAWS OP THE CITY OF TORONTO. I' No. :,03. ,„„f' (.avricrl hv, rojinectcd witli or jilmttiii!' uii ... the wh.i' I riM'tiiiii of •' ' o I iiiiiiiii.iK'^. l^^ wliifh tilt' saiil clilmiK'y sUuk in attuchcd. IIOILKHS AN'I> OVKNS. TiihUiM.itt.ib* '20. That no tliiiln'. shall !»«• laid within two IV'et of th(i iiuce-t, &c. insi(h' of any oven, ('o|t|M'r, still, luilcr, or tnrnaoc, nor within niiu) iiiclu'H of till' o|u'nin^' ot'an}' chinincy, or within fnui- inrht's and a-halfof the inside of an\ tluc. Hiiufii,. I'l'iittruU' liliM l.if. \ eriiiuliitis, tuii- >tnK;tii>ll iif. HOOFS AND VKIIANDAIIS. 21. That all roofs of liulldings, roofs of lanthorn-j, covim- inf.^s of donn's, sjiircs, lints of towers, platforms or dt.'ck ro(»fs, or otlier <>ovi'rin«j[s lA' Ituildinji^s within tin- said City of Toronto, shall l.c iinishod externally with tin, iron, zinc, eo|>])er, slate (ir tile, ur shall Ke shinj^led on hair niortar plaster, not less than one-half of an inch in thickness; or with any other material of an inoondaistiltle n.atine.and no i'<»or t»f any Imildinfjj already erecteil, within the limits asafore- saifl, shall he relaid (»r recovered at any future period, except Mith the materials hefore enunieratevered with timher, or (»ther cumlaistilile material shall be erected in connection with any house, warehouse, or other building, on any other tloor than the ground lloor thereof, unless the same .shall be wholly covered with some incombustible material, ns set forth in the preceding section uf this By-law. Slii'ii windows tii'ujei liui,'- Pay window », c(iii»tnictiun uf. BAY WINDOWS AND OTHER PROJECTIONS. 23. That no shop window or shop front of any building, in any street or way of the widtli of .sixty-six feet, and over, shall project at the plinth or stall-board more than six inches beyond the line of street, and no sho]> window or shop front of any building, in any street of a width less than sixty-six feet, shall project more than three inches. Bay window.s, or other projections of a similar nature, except ^.uich 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. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TOROXTO. ICI No. ,',u;i, lllWtilill l.f '2i. That no window-sillH. dreHHings, .string-courst's.eiivo troughs, coraiccH, or other details or onminentH, in nny w n}' ^^"^''■'^ |)rojecting from the fact; of external walls, or siinnotintinj^' wumi-w mu^, the same, shall he fixed to any such walls above tlif lujp 'Mi.^timti!ii\i;' tifshop fronts of any buildings, (»r surmountino- tin- |iiirly walls thereof, unless such details, dressings or tMiiiiuK'nts shall bp constructed of stone, brick, or inui, or .hall In- coniitlutely covered with iron, tin, /iiic, c(i|i|»er, uv (iihcv uiiitcrial of an incombustible nature. THANKS. '25. That all cranes and hoisting-gibs itroiccting fronicr«nc!iandii..i«t- tlie lace ot any external M'all ot any liouse, wareluaise, inuotion .,i. storehouse, or other building, shall be con.structed of in-ii «.»r other incombustible material, or covered internally an>l externally with incombustible material, ifthesanie shall be affixed to or connected with such external wall, above the level of the ceiling Uno of the ground floor. STOVES. 2C. That no person or pei-son-s shall hereafter i)laoo any stove* not u it stove in any house or building, in the said City, without wmidmirk,""" leaving nine inches clear from any wood-work iinmediatoly above such stove, and seven inches from any wood-woik opposite the side.s of the same, and at least eight inches from the floor, and all .stoves shall be furnished with a umitohuvu* metiU ash-pan, or flooring, to be ]>laced under the dour of flooring under , . , the stove diiur. • the said stove. STOVE-PIPES, STEAM-PIPES AND FUNNELS. 27. That no pipe or funnel, for conveying snioke or i>ipes or funu«u, steam, shall be at any time fixed next any i»ubli(! street or "*'^ '"" ' ' wa)', on the front of any building; nor sliall any funnel, pipe, or ilue for conveying fire, .smoke, steam, or hot air. Ix; fixed on the inside of any building nenrer than rnurtecii inches to the face of any timbei-s of roofs, ceilings, or parti- tions; nor .shall any such funnel, pipe, or Ilue, ]tass thn)ugh any timber framing, or partition of wood, or wood ami lime, or through any wooden floor, in any house, outhouse, fence, or building whatever, within the said City, without leaving 21 102 BY-LAWS OF THE CITT OP TORONTO, Krccti'm ..f *^'' '"^'"^^ "'"^ i'^ches clear botweon the sttid fuuiicl, pipe, or jiuikUihf^ due, nml such framing, pai'titiou, or ttoor, ami unleas the same shall jctss through a chimney of stone, or brick and mortar, i)Y unless tho .same shall be encircled by a rim of solid stone, or brick, or metal, not less than three inches wide, nor less in thickness than the full finished thickness of the framing through which such pipe shall pass. I'iiie hoiet not 111 'j,s Tliiit no occupaut or occupants of any house or Inuiding within the said ( ity shall permit any pipe-hole nut in u.se in any chimney in such house or building to lemaiii open, and not closed with a stopper of metal or other incombustible material. UJ1 ASHES. A.u j.it». U.11 -9. That every house, warehouse, storehouse, or other liiiilding nt»w built, or hereafter to be built within the said C'ity, shall be provided with a proper ash-pit, suiTounded ulth brick or stone walls, not less than fourteen inches in ihlckiR'ss, and three feet in the ground, arched over with liiiik or stone walls, not less than fourteen inches in thick- ness, or with a single flagstone covering not less than four iiielies in thicUne.s.s, with iron door and frame to each, and intirely free and tinconnected with any materials of a oom- laistiltle nature, «>r with a suitable iron box or pail, not to ivi-oiisiL.t imv- contain more than two bushels; and no person within the to kr<|i iiiuii- .said ciiN.not iiavnig an ash-pit as above prescribed, shall tli:ili l«ci liil^licl!. , II ' I i 1 ' xl i 1 1 1 (• 1 • 1 • ..fiisiii- oil iii.il' l»t' allowed to keep more tlian two husliels ol ashes in n< i. Ill r, or tlii'ir prenn.ses. A.i.f. Hot to be ,•)(). Tliat no person or iiersons shall place or keep any Lrpt ill «oihJiii ' , , . vM-icisornrui- iislies removed Ironi any stove or lire-i)lace in any wooden Miy fombustitilf '' ' ... mutcriHi. l,()x, or other wooden vessel, or near any wooden partition in his, lier, , or in the casting of niuUt>n iron or otlier metals, or .shall make, light or kimlle any lire in or upon any lire-])lace, (ihimney, or furnace, made oi' constructed for the purposes aforesaid. iS8. That any person who shall set up or work, erect I'enaityforerert. construct, or build, or continue to use, or cau.se or procure ateftmcuKines, to be erected, constructed, built, or continued, any such iwc •steam-engine, tire-place, hearth chimney or furnace, con- trary lo the true intent and meaning of this By-law, shall Ite sid)jei"t to the penalty hereinafter mentioned. "I i 'n 'h^l I.UMBKR YARD.S. 3-1.. 7'aat i" person shall hereafter, within the limits mmbcryanis prcv.' ibe'! \u J\g ninth section of this By-law, establish a ushca wuhin" lui il." ! y:|,r(} ...• collect, or allow to be collected, any large '"^"" ""'"''■ tjiian^ity ff' i - .iber upon any lot, within a distance of ten feet ivofi i.iiy building. TANNEUIE,S AND .MANUFACTORIE.S. 3.'). That no person ahall, without the leave of the said Tanneries, .u.. Council, by resolution thereof, establish, set up, carry on or li^hclTw^liiou "''' continue within the .said City, any tanneiy, fellmongcr}-, or coulicu."'" place for boiling soap, making or running candles, or i'or the melting of tallow, or any manufactory of varnish, lire- I 1C4 Xi>. S03. F.rec'lion of Buildings. BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. wDik.;, <>v any coal oil refinery or refineries, or any other I'K^tory wliich from its nature, or the materials used therein, ^illall lie dangerous in causing or promoting fires. [NFLA>rMABLE SUBSTANCES. Coal oil, Ac-., .•)(!. That no larger (nmntity than ten barrels of rock oil, except in liiiiitod , ., .\ i« 1 1' i "i 1 . quantities, not to coal oil, wator od, or ot other such ous, nor any larger oertaiifiiinits of (^uautitv tliau ouo barrel of crudG oil, burning fluid, naptha, l)on/ol(', bon/ino or other similar combustible or dangerous materials shall bo kept at any one time in any house, shop or buildin;4-, or in any other place whatsoever, within that portion of thr City of Toronto, bounded on the south by a line running east and west, one hundred feet south of the south side of Front and Palace Streets, on the west by the west side of Bathurst Street continued, on the north by the novtheru limits of the City, and on the east by the ro.-vioii, .'.(-..not west side of Bei'keley Street; nor shall any of the before ii'Ito'^Lirains'or mcutioned fluids be permitted to drain or empty into any (\Yix\n or sewer of the said City. C' riain iniii.iin-i 37- That notwithstanding anything in the preceding "ho^toraso'of" .sr('tii»n contained, when buildings used for the purpose of any quantities. k-eoi)ing ov storiug rock oil, coal oil, water oil, or other such oils, sliall be isolated or detached at least twenty-five feet iVoni any other building, or when such buildings are used for th(> storage of burning fluid, crude oil, naptha, Ijcnzolc, benzine, oi' other similar combustible or dangerous materials, shall be isolated or detached at least one hun- dred feet iVoin all other buildings, and when all such luiiMing.s shall bo constructed fire-j)roof, and so as to insure a thorough ventilation thereof at all times, then any of the said tluids may be kept and stored in such rertamoii, may Imildings in uuy (piautitics whatevcr ; but all portions of f-rianaiie. the Ivspianadc lying south of the line one hundred feet soutli of till' .south side of Front and Palace Streets, shall be <\\('mpt from the resti'ictions of this By-law, so lar as relates to roiMc oil, coal oil, or water oil, but not a^ far as it relates to burning fluid, crude oil, naptha, benzole, benzine, or other similar materials referred to in this section. No. 503. Kfoction c^f Huildiiifrs. Fire in biiiiaiiins used for stornsju of oil. Persons desiring: to Itecp, store or sell coal oil, Ac, to inakcaiplieutioM to the Conmiitteu on Fire, Water ivnd (ins. City IiispiTtDr to examine the preniises anil re- port to the Com- mittee. BY-LAWS OF THK CITY OF TORONTO. 165 58. That no tiro slmll bo taken, lighted, or used within the saitl last mentioned storage buildings, either for heat, light, or for any other purpose whatever. 59. That every person desiring to keep or store, in the manner provided by tlie thirty-seventh section of this By-law, any of the lluids mentioned in the said thirty- seventh section, and every person desiring to keep or store, for the purposes of sale, any of the fluids mentioned in the thirty-sixth section of this By-law, shall make a written a])plication to th(^ Standing Committee on Fire, Water and Gas, for permission so to do, and shall state in such appli- cation the storehouse, shop, building or place in which he desires to keep or store the said fluids, or any of them, and it shall bo the duty of the said City Inspector, upon any such application being made, or at any other time if required so to do, to examine the premises of the applicant and report to the said Committee thereon, and u])on such rei)ort the said Committee shall take action, antl grant or refuse jiermisslon, as to ,them may seem meet, subject however, to the approval of the Council. OUNPOWDKU. 40. That no person shall have or keep niiy (iuai\tity of ounpowder over gimpowdir exceeding twenty-eight ])ounds in weight, in pounds iifweirht any one place, for any longer period than forty-eight hours, magazine. '" "' except in such ]»owder magazine as may be approved of V>y tlic said Council. STEAM KIIS. 'H Tliat no steamer sliall be ;it juiy tlock or Avliarf in steamer.^ to hme c I I' i\ -1 /-('i 'il- L t ■' i screens to their front ol ilie sanl City, without having a top or screen chmuuw.. nttached to th(! chimney or chimneys of such steamer, to ]ttf\ent the escape of sparks, until the steamer shall have jTot cli';\r of the docks or wharves. SMOKlNli oil C.MlHVINc; IJCJUTS. 4J. Tliat no jH'r.soii sliall smoke, or liave in his or her smoking and possession, any lighted i)ipe or cigar, in any stable, carpen- &'■. tor or cabini't-maker's .slio[), (ir oUier slioji or Ijuilding where straw, shavings or other c(»iiibiistiblr material may l)i\ or shall carry or keep, or sulfcr to be carried or kepi, any lighted lami) in any livery or oilier stable within the I' I 166 BY-LAWS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO. No. 603. Erection of Building!). .said City, unles.H such lamp or candle shall be enclosed in a lantern or shade, so as to prevent any (accident from fire therefrom. !'onall;i Distrcs'S in ilo f.wilt of payment runimitineiit ni default of dis- tre.s.-. PENALTY. 43. That any person itr ])ersons guilty of an infraction of any ol" the provisions of this By-law shall, upon convic- tion before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or any Justice or Justices of the Peace for the City of Toronto, on the oath or affirmation of any credible witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the said Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or Justices convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars for each offence, together with the costs of prosecu- tion ; and in default of payment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be lawful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or .1 nstic(^ convicting as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his band an«.» 371 37.) TITLE. 4U7 442 44G An Act to jireveut tlio erection of Buildir^.s on, or trespass of any kind iipon tlie Public Lands of tliis City By-law to provide for the management and maintenance of an Exhilution I'ark ]'>y-la\v to establish a ])eriodical Public Free Market or Fair in the City of Toronto By-law to ))rovide for the mainti.-- nanoe and ^ u'e of Public I'arks, Stpiares and (Jrounds By-law respecting Street K;;ilways ... By-law respecting Gambling and Gam- bling Houses By-law to repeal IJy law niinilicr i>uc liuud.'ed and seventy, .'uid to pro- vide lor the Weight and Sah- ot P.read in the Gity of 'i'oronio here- after .* By-law to provide against nnll-l)aiting, Dog-lighting, &c. ... By-law to repeal By-law nimibei' lour hundn'd and tliirly-seveii, and to llx the anionnl, lo be allowed in r.- iliiclioii ill" Taxes on Vacant, Tei e- nients, iV'i'. .. By-law to repeal I'y-laws unniljers two hundri^d an.l tweidy-nine and three lunidn>d ami liftv, and all | otiior By-laws hei'etolbre pas.sed re I lating to Dojjjs and to make better I provision for the same hereafter — j 22 Whh.v Passed. 7th Mar., lsr>3 11th .April, 18.1!) 7th July, 18.V.> 30th July, 18f.O 22ndJuly,18Gl 2-JndSept.,18(J2 Page. loth Nov., 1802 ■•imhMav, 18G4 l-.t April, 1867 27th May, 18G7 8 11 21 2G 27 ill i if ^! ; n" uil i'l. [■'*■■ 170 TABLE 01'^ TUi: BY-LAWS No. 4J3 KiO w:> 4b/ ■KJ8 -IGD 470 473 474 475 47G T I T L E. When Pahsku. r.y-lii%v to i)rovide I'or tlio relief of ' such of the Citizens of Toronto, aw are now or liereafter may become Ivesiilents of tliat jiart of the City wliicli lies east of the River Don, and .south of the Kingston Road... By-law for regulating the I'Vrry he- ' tween the City of Toroi\to and the Island By-law to ])revent the Intenuent of tlie Dead within tlie limits of the City of Toronto, except as herein authorized, and to regulate the same where authorized A By-law for the regidation of the Streets, Sidewalks and Thorough- fares of the City of 'I'oronto, and for the ]iresei'vatiou of Order, and s'ippressioii of Kaisances tiierein. A By law to provide for regulating the Comniou Sewers, and an An- nual Rental or Sewerage Rate A By-law to ])rovide for the Assess- ment of projterty benelited by Local Improvements A By-law to regulate Division or Linr.thOet , 1868 2Gth Oct., 18GS 2Gth Oct., 18G8 2Gth Oct., 18G8 2Gth Oct., 1808 2Gth Oct,, 18G8 2GthOct., 18G8 2GthOct,, 18G8 a(» •M 33 30 47 D'J Gl g:> G8 73 8;} CONTAINED IN TIILS VOLUME. ITI 477 J78 479 480 481 483 483 ■MIL' and Measures, and to vcf^ulato VVoiglits, Measiut'S and Weighing; Machines A By-law to authorize the appoint- ment of a General Inspector of Licenses, and tlie issue of Licenses in certain cases A By-law to restrain and jninisli Vag- rants and other Disorderly I'crsons. A By-law to regulate the mode of measuring Lime in the City of Toronto A By-law to regulate the conduct of Cab-drivers, Carters and others, at Steamboat Landings A B3''-law to authorize a Special As- sessment for the purpose of Water- ing the Streets. A By-law to ])rovide for tlio ])roper us(( and custody of tlie St. Law- rence 1 1 all A By-law to regulate the Public jVFar ketii and Wei I'll houses. A Bylaw relative to the Public Health of the City of Toronto A By-law for regulating the erection of Buildings, and the storage of iiillamiiial)h' Substances, and for making other ])rovisions lor the prevention of Fires 2(ith Oct., 18GS 2()th Oct., 1868 2(Uh Oct., 1808 20th Oct., 1808 2(JthOcfc., 1808 2GthOct., 18G8 20th Oct., 1808 2Gth Oct., 1868 20th Nov., 18GD 2GthNov., 1809 87 91 105 107 109 110 112 11 <) 133 it '\1 B mi , lu- l.r2 pi AC Al AC A> AI A A A A J\ / J i I INDEX TO TUB BYLAWS OF THI] (JITY OF TORONTO CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME. « • «_ ACTOUS, I'AOK. Fee i for licenses to Oij See EXIIIUITIONS — LlCENSEH. ADUI.TEIIATED DUKAD. .SV^ 15iu:ai). AORICUIiTURAL ASSOCIATION, Exhibitions or shows not to hu licenseil on oi nbout the gronnils of 08 AMUSEMKNTS. Fees for licciisiiic ]ilnccs of OO •Scf Ex II I II nil INS — LiHRNSEs — Snows — Theat'.ies. ANIMALS, Ciiitin^ 25 Dead itniniitl.s nut to Im tlirown into tlie 15ny or on the Streets 148 Exiiibition of, license for 97 Fees to wcij;hniastcr for wcif^hinR 130 Uojiiilations regardinf;, at nmrkct 121 •' " at fiittlo market 132 Scr I'.UM, IiAlTINO — ('aTII.E MaRKKT — FrEE MauKET — MeNAIiKniES - -I'oirMiS — I'uni.io Health — I'lriiMc M/.hkets. APPIlENTI(;i:S. Intoxicatii.g drinks not to lie (^iveii t^ lOo AUr.ITKATION AND AllIilTIl A TOltS. S.e HuiLDiNU»-Fi;NrEs— Fence Viewers — Street H mi, ways. AHCADE. Si-e St. Lawrence Market. ARCHERY, iJows and arrows not to lie use I iu the luiblic parks 9 " " ' »• ' or streets -It) AIlMiS, Sec FiuK Arms. ART. WORKS OI- Fees for liceii.-cs to exliildt , 'M] See ExiiiniTioN.s — Licenses. ASHES. iSVe Buii-niNrts — PdRLU! Health— Stheets. ASSKSSMl'NT. LOf^\L, By-law to j)rovii|f lur, for local iniiirovenieuls fiO See Local iMi'iiovE.MEsrs— Sewekaue Rate — Waterinc Streets. AUCTION t;E US, Cattle sold Uy, laud nut be brought t') the cattle market \'A1 Fees for licenses to Di « »l ^v I !■■ i.;*' ill 174 INDEX TO TlIK HY-LAWS AUrTlONl'lI'MlS.-C.'/ir/"".'/, . . u r .. • *'*""• (k'licrnl InspcotDr of LiceiiHi-s to inspect their premises before liconae is criviitetl • Miiy 1)0 iiircMti-a if fmiinl triuliiif; without ft hcciiBo, or rcfusinn to produce their licenses • • • f'' Must cxhiliit ill auciioti rooms their names «iul licenses "t Not to sell on the streets without permission '1'- SCC LlCKNSKS. AVKNUES. See PiniT.ic Pauks— Stiieets. AWNINGS, . ,, Erection of, general reguliiticns respecting • ' I'einoval of '' * DAUCIIAUACTEllS, Exclusion of from the public piirki*, scpmre!', ami Rrounils « It victualling liouse.", bowling alleys, uuil billiaril saloons. . lOo See Drunken pEnsoKs— Vaorants. BAKEKS. Sec Bread. BAITING. See Bun Baiting. BATHING, Prohibitions as to "*"' BAY WINDOWS AND I'llOJEOTIONS. Sec Builpinqs. BEAU BAITING, By-law to provide against -•> BELLMAN. See City Bei.i.man. BI'.I.LS, . . A Ivcrtisiiig sales by riiigiii;.', prohibited ■*- BENZINE. Sec Coal On,. BENZOLE. SceCoAh On.. BETTING. See OA.auLiN- " petition for 1^" " transfer of 1*" I'remiscs to be inspected before license granted •'•2 " " four times a year ••'^ Security to be given by keepers of 101 Sec Licenses. BITrilES. See Doos. BOARD OF HEALTH. See BoAnn of Works— runi-io Health. BOARD OF WORKS, Covenant to, by persons willing to pay sewerage rale witliont using the sowers "° May drain premises of tho.se wlio omit to drain into the commoQ sewers. lYl " grunt licences to construct private drains 4!> K u li ,<.'(>wers ''■'^ Bowers of in mutters relating to the Public Health 1'UI To contract for watering the streets Ill CONTAINED IN THIS VOr.UMK. I7r» IIOAKD 'S To supervise and direct tlie I'oundkceporH To See Piidi.k; IIkai.tii. llOAUDINa-lIOUHH KF:KI'KUS, |)utii>H of, during ppideniicH I'll ttiJATS, h\t!!i lu be paid t'ur brin^iii^; wood to tlitt (.'ily to ho Huid out of HO Sre Fkeuv Boats Steam hdath. ItODV .SNATCIIINU. .SVe rimiAi, (.Iiioiiniih ".I IJUILKKS AND OVEN.^s, Wood not to 1)6 used in cuu^lructiii^; 1 1 1> See HditniNiis. UOOKH, Siiio of indecent l)Ooks prohiltited I (Mi liOWLINU ALLKVS, l!y-l]iw to regulate I'M) in If-! " petition for KM '• transfer of H'l I'reuii.ses to bo iunpectcd before license granted '■'- '• " four tiinoH n-year '•'■'■' .Security to bo given by keepeis of ly-law to provide for the weijjlit and sal(! of '.!:! Adulterated, punishment for keeping 1)1 Certain persons may enter Hhops ami in»|)eet and weigh •M Of light weight to bo seized ami forfeited for the use of the pool- '.'■'■'' I'eiialiy for keeping liglit l)read '-'I I'nivi.-'o as to sale of biseuits, buns. iSiiv - 1 Vendors to keep scalen uud weigh bread when re(]nii'ed 'J4 miEAST.SUMMEIlS. See Duildinos. UIUOK BUILDINGS, See BuiLDiNus. BUILDINGS, B)-law for regulating erection of lo'J " to previtnt the erection of, or trespass of any kind on City lands. 1 .\!^ Cliiuaney-hcnrtha, liow to be constructed IT)'.* " witlicH or partitions botwoou flues IT)',* Chimney-stacks, heiglit of 150 Cranes and lioisting gibs projoctinjr, to he covered internally and exter- nally witli incombustible materials It). Demollsliing and taking down buildings, at tires 71 Defacing or injuring ; 44 Differences as to value of repairs of old buildings to bo settled by arbi- trators IfiO Eave-trougbs, window sills, ornaments, Sic, construction of KjI Engines and furnaces, regulations regiirditig 10^'. Krection of, or re-building, regulations to bo observed during ir>;! r'ellmongeries not to bo established without leave of tho Council ll'i". Fence to be put up in front of, during erection of 1 •'> < Firo limits 1!'>!'t " •' plan of part of the t/ity shewing the l''i"» l-'ires and lights in stables. iS:c 1 t'ir» Fires not to bo used iu bui'.ilings used for I lie storage of oil Ifi-j Indecent writings or pictures on 4i; Inflammable substances, stdrnge dI" 1(54 Inspector of buildings, iippointntent of lf)'J dnties of ir.2 " " to be peit'iirmed by the City Kngiiicer. . . 1 '>:! '• " td ovirsee eiectidn iif ]l>'2 M " to remove diiiigerous flues, ito , when not removed by owuei iricr notice ITi.'^ " " to report on i .'pairs and value of lot* " " to exiimine all jilaees where fires or ashes are made and kept 153 Ladders to be provided for 1 (I'J Limits within which buildings are to be built of incombustible materials. 15'> Lumber yards not to be established within certain limits 103 Manufactories '-( reetion 150 Rrniovfil of, aero«s the streets, jiroliibited without leave 41 Repeal of former l>y-lnws regarding 152 l!o)('s and veraiiiiahs, construction of 100 t^iiMiking in 105 i^now to be removed from the roofs of 41 Stove-pipes, regulations regarding 101 Stoves, regulations respecting 101 Tanneries and mauufaotories, regulations respeotiug , , . 163 CONTAINED IN TUTS VOLDMK. 11 BUILDINOS.-Conftnufrf, , ., , ^ ., ^*«!'; VerandaLs mid gaUerics to be covered with inconilmstiblo materials iOU WiillH of, witbiii certnin limits, tbickness of Y'^ Wiirebouses coinmuniciitiii}? witb cnoh other to liiive ir Games not to be played in ' ' ' Graves to be over four feet in deptb ;^* Injuring or removing tombs, plants, &c "*■ Interments to be allowed only in certain places "* •' in private grounds 'V^ Penalty for infringing By-law respecting 'f'^ I'ersoijs autliovized to inter tbe dead to keep records ''* a t» «' to report to the Ciiy Clerk oi Violation of graves in "' Wrongful disturbance or removal of remains "^^ BUTCHERS, ^.,., General regulations regarding • • • • t^--" May sell meat after market hours to vessels couiint; into the harbour . . . i_t» Selling meat out of market to be licensed ^'-^ Shops not to be within 600 yards of public meat market ' -;| " and stalls to be kept clean ^-'* See Public Health— Public Mabkets. CABMEN, , ,. .„„ By-law to regulate the conduct of, at steamboat InndiiuTM i'JJ On arrival of steamboats or vessels not to aiiprmuh ii.iiici- than fifteen feet to the gangways ' 1:J To assist iu hauling fire engines ^ ' • ' " fees tlierefur ' ' CABS, See Cabmen — Vehicles. CALVES, .^. In public market, not to be placed on the pathway ^-i See Public Markets. CARDS, ,. Prohibited, in the public parks, &c '" Sec Gambling, CARKTAKF.R OF ST. LVWRENCE HALL, Fees «.f \\l To be ill lUteniliince until eleven o'clock, p. m | j* at public meetings ^|^ Ti) deliver posse^^sion to persons having leave to use tlie Hal! Ij^ 'f o keep the keys ^A To prevent damage being done to the Eiall or fiirnituie Ij* To receive back possession of the Hall or rooms 1 j^ To report to tbe Chamberlain any damage done 11° GARUIAGliS, 4., Not to be sold liy iUictiou in tlif streeU Sm Cabs— VnHic'LF,;!. (JARS. Sec STRKr.T Raiuv.vv. " On arrival of stean.boiits or vl-sc1h, cot to approach nearer than fifteen ^^^^^ foot to the gangways ^^^ To assist in Sauting fire engines ^ (I " fees tlieretor ' ' (;ARTS. Sen C!aiitiuis— Veiiiclks. CATTLE, .„ . , , 7,; Amount to be paid poiinJkecper if impouncled ^. Not to run at large within certain limits ^j^ I'cnalty if found running at large • • • • • • To bo impounded if found at large in public parks, squares, or giounds. . J Trespassing on enclosed land to be impou " to be paid before sold in tlie public places of the City .... "•'- To be brought to market before sold in the public places of the ^^^^ When sold by licensed 'auctioneer need not be brought to market l^'i Limits of See PuBiiic Maukets. CEMETERY. See Buriat, Guounds. CENTRAL MARKET, See Public Markets— St. Lawrence RIarket. CERTIFICATES, ^ ^ ,,0 Of enrollment of members of Fire DepaHment ^. '^ Of service of " ' See Fire Depart.ment. CHAMBERLAIN, . , „ i , r \Vn,.i.-« tn 1,p To cause the assessment for draining premises by Board of ^\oiks to be ^^^ •nserted in the Collectors' Rolls •,•.■'■,■• I'lU To keep separate account lor inouoys received tor licenses _ ^ To make out separate rolls for sewerage rate ;|_, To proceed against defaulters for sewerage riite • • ■••••• To use his discretion as to what deposit shall be made lor use ot the bt. ^^^ Lawrence Hall ^"'\^w'l-m' making or running candles or for melting tallow, not to be established without leave of the Council See 15i;ii,i)iN(iS. CHIEF CONSTABLE. oj May enter gambling houses ■ • • • • ^7 " shops where bread is sold, and weigh the same -,^ May arrest persons gambling 7u^ To give notice of By-law relating to dogs CHIEF ENGINEER OF FIRE DEPARTMENT, ..71 Appointment of ; 70 Notice to bo given to, of fires to be made in open spaces CONTAINED IN TUIS VOLUMK. 1 < *<) CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE DEPARTMENT,-Co«a')Uf Ciii>.f Constabi.e. CHILDREN, . . 105 Intoxiciiting (IriiiUs not to b-^ |.'ivcii to CHIMNEY I115ARTIIS. See Bim.i.iNdS. CHIMNEY INSPECTORS, ,•„,, i m .Ipfmo their duties fi^) r.y-law to rrovi.lo lor tl.o ai,i.oi.il.M.-ut ol, and to .kfino their miue. . . ^_^^ Appointment of • • ■ " (;.'> City divided into three districts '.".'."".*..'... <''i'' Duties of " W, IXcto;; Jhe ;n;iype;s;n.s-;uow;d"tc; ;w;;p ;i;(n.n;y;'i^r-i;(;e ::::.... .jt Insolence bv Inspectors or their servants ^,- Kitclien ci.inineys to be swept twice a year ■ j.„ Liability of Inspector for tires owing to his ue(rhgenLC •••••";;;;; ; ; ; ; _ (jy uXsinii Vo'leVc'h'ili'ineys be swept, or pay char;;cs ■.■.■..■■.■.'. li.^ lU'peal of former I?y-laws • • • • ' 07 Shop and parlour chimneys ''l^;^;'^'^^'^^^^:' ib^y 'diVciiiug^'their To accompany the sweep^i n< their louiuls, umi s'-o >.»^y .- ^.,. T;'gWrnot;;e "f " tl-i;;atte;dance- to ^p'^'^'^^^^ ,;„ ' •,; ' " ^^.eep^ng ^V To prosecute person^; infringing the uy-i.iw i«-„iuu > ^ (".7 chimneys Vi " ' 'i 67 To report to the City Clerli every Monday CHIMNEYS, l.^f) Reguhitions regarding erection ot gtj Sweeping, regulations regarding See Eiiii.DiNds— CiuJi.NEY Inspkctohs. CHIMNEY STACKS. .SVc BuaniNr.;'. CHOLERA. See. I unT.io Hkat.tii. CIRCUS, ., , , 97 Fees for licenses for, and for side shows to See ExiiiniTKiNS— LicKNSKS. CITY BELLMAN, . ^ . .,, .... 4:) Regulations regarding street cries not to apply to CITY CLEllK. See Ci.krk of tiik Counch.. ^^^ Regulations regarding street cries not to apply to CITY ENGINEER, , , ,., , ... 45 the property to be bcnehted ,(r, To n,ake a statement of sewers constructed each year ^.^,^ To cerforni the datics of the Inspector ol Buildings ...••• • • To remove buildings, fences, &«., crectqd by trespassers en City lands ... it. I iff '■ ill 180 INDIIX TO THK BY-LAWS CITY i;NGLNEl':R,--C'-«i.m(/cv/, paob. To report to the Council upon petilioiia for local improvements (iO To superiutPtul excavations made in the streets 43 See Inspector of Buildings. CirV INSPECTOR, Teis of fiS To cause snow to be removed from sidewalks, and prosecute persons failing to remove the same "l'^ To act with arbitrators in disputes rcgrtrding fences 'j2 To examine premises used for the storage of coal oil 105 See Stkkets. cli;rk of the council, To certify and transmit petitions for local improvements to the Hoard of Works "^ To forward petitions for local improvements to City Engineer 'iO To examine, number, and enter petitiokis for local improvements 60 To notify parties of the assessment and passing of By-laws for local improvements ''0 To lay petitions for watering the streets before the ('ouncil, with state- ment of the annual value of the property, &c Ill CLERK OF THE IIAY MARKET. See Puhmc Markets. CLERK OF THE WOOD MARKET, His fees for wood sold or exposed for sale in the City 86 Sea Public Markets. CLIMBING, On lamp-posts, trees, or fences 44 COACHES. See Cahs. COAL, Fees ;o woighmaster for weighing 1 30 Not to be thrown or piled in the streets 41 COAL OIL, Kiiles for storage of 1 ti4 See Buii.»iNOs — Inflammable Substances. COAL OIL REFINERIES, Not to be established without leave of the Council 104 See Buildings. COCK FIGHTING, Prohibited 25 COLLECTORS, Form of roll for sewerage rate 54 " bill for sewerage rate 55 To demand payment of sewerage rate 51 COMMON SEWERS, By-law respecting .•••.•" '^^ Board of Works may drain the premises of those whc omit to drain into Common Sewers 5J Chamberlain to proceed against defaulters for sewerage rate 5- t'ity Engineer to make a statement of sewers constructed each year 51 Commuiaiion for rental of 51 <;ost to bo inserted in the Collectors' Rolls of draining yards, &c 52 Form of Collectors' Boll for sewerage rate 51 " " Bill for sewerage rate 55 " covenant by persons willing to pay sewer.ige rate without using the common sewers 58 " license to drain into i> j CONTAINED TN THIS VOLUME. 181 CO.MMON '.^EWV.WS, - ro„ii„i(rd, paob. I't r.-ions willinfr tti juiy hCWcriiRu riito. without using the sewers, to oxecule :i CHVoiimit to tlio IJourd of Woi'ks rirj " CDimiiiititiij to ri.'ceivc II licciisu to drain into Ti'J M:iy lie coiislrimtfil lor ."imittiry purposi'S 'liS " •• (jii any strt'ct on petition of two-tiiirUa in number and I'liu-lialf in viiiuo of tlio owners of the real pro- perty to bo benefited 48 Not til be diiliin)iiMl or injured <')0 Owners ni' pr( pcrty wlio liuve puid for, to use tiie same free of clnirgc. . . TiK I'rivato druliis, eiiiineeiing with common sewers 41) I'roperty iilmltiii!^ ii f treet on which there is a common sewer, to bo drained. into it 18 liopeal of loniier 15y-iawH '18 Kent to be j.tiid iiniiually for use of f'lO Separate roll.- to lie made out for sewerage rate f) I (f'en L'.jvm, Imi'iiovkments — SiiWKiiAaB Hate. COMMON snows, l''ees for licensee fur 07 Hco ExniinrioNS — Liuhnsks. CONSTAIJLIW, May arri',>;t certain persons trading without a license, or refusing to pro- duce tlieir liceii.so Oo May enter sliops win le bread is sold, and weigii the same 'J.I To ascrrt%in the nmiies of (he owners of animals running at large, and lay an information again.st them 80 To pass free on ferry boats when on duty 312 ^Vi; liUHAl) — ClIlKI' (JllN. No person to do the duties of Inspector, unless appointeil by Council... 8 1 Not to be exposed for sale until ius|iected and niarkeil 8"> Nut to be thrown on streets -11 Oi'iler ill whie'i wa^'gons loioled willi, are to stand at the niaiket 8 i I'enaltv for infringing 15y-law S7 llepeiii of former' l?y-la\vs 83 What if' coiL^iilcred wood for sale Ml Where to be exposed for sale l^'"> Wuod inipniperiy piled to be re-piled, kti b I .S. c iNsi'iicroii OF Wood -TrnMc M.MUcr.Ts (;oKi't)iJAri()N OFFiciais. To assist the Health Inspector 1 19 S''i: Ofi'ickhs of Coiii-oi! \iion {imdir their r"spective titles.) COUllT OK KKVISION, .May reduce assessments oveiehn -^ed iiinre than '^'> per cent '2Ci '• revise taxes of parties v.tio troiii sickness or pnverty are unable to I'.iy .' 27 Notice of petition for rediiclirn of taxes lo be given to the (/'leik one week previous to the silting of '27 No remisaion of taxes to be allowed except such as have been reduced by 1:7 jii i;i 1 182 INDEX TO THE BY-LAAVS Nut to run nt liirge within certain limits 70 reniili.y if t'onml running lit larijfl 78 'IVcHpiissiiim on I'licloseiJ Innilri to lio inipounilfd 7'IF^T, Drains, Gutters and Water-courses, to be kept free from 40 lleraoval of '• '48 Sidewalks to be kept free from •^•' Not to be e:irried into the I'ublio I'arks, Squares or Grounds 'J Sec I'l'iii.ic Uhai.tii — Sthkkt.s. DISEASES. Sec Puniao Health. DISORDERLY PERSONS. P'3'-law to restrain and punish 10.) Arrest of l'*t; In the streets or public jjlaces IOj_' Not to be allowed to exhibit at the Free INlarkct or Fair 7 Property of, to be reinoved i'rom the Free Market or Fair 7 To be excluded from the Public Parks, Siiuiires and Grounds H See 1)AI> CiiAitACTKiis — BiiiLiAUi) Saloo.ns— liOWhlNG Alli.kvs— Vagha.nts — VioTrAi.i.iNii Housks. DIVISION FENCES. See Fknces. DOCTOnS. To notify Health Odiccrs of persons attacked by nialij^nant diseases 141 See Mi'.nicAi. IIk.m.tii Officers— Puni,!C Heai,tii. DOGS, JJy-law respecting -^ * " to provide ngiiinst dog fighting '-• To be taxed SI , and l)itches ^'^ '-'^ If not redeemed by jiayment of ^■^, to be sold or destroyed -^ Mad dogs to be destroyed immediiitely -'•* CONTATNKD IN THIS VOUTMK. ^8^ '^"N:;;;£';:!t'3ven by ...o Clncf ConBt.hlc of tl.c By-law ro.avdinp "'| I'cimlly for iiifring'^ment of I?y-liiw rcKdrtlinK .^,, UufusiiiK to aeliver to tliP rolico. o^ To be irapoun.loil if found without cnllnrn or inuM.lcs ,^,^ " innzzled between Ist .luuo aiul Ist October. .,g VicloiiM i1(.|:h to be tlcstroycd or their owners hncd S,-e 15LM.L Baitino, Doo FidirriNO. U(JMKSTI(Jt?. ^Ve iNTKraiOKNUE Okkici-.h. ^'"^'uesident. living east and south of the Kinc^.ton road to be e.empt from ^^^^ toll UOOUS, '11 for entrunces to cellars See RiiiLiiisos— Stbkkts T,. bi> kept free from dirt, snow, or icu See COMMO.S SlOWKKS-PUBM.; IlF.Al/n.-STKKKTS. ur.ivrNa, , , ;• Cartins heavy loads in the park- H Immoderate driving " ■■■ S Oil the turf or sward of " ;'„s Not allowed on the sidewalks •_ ;i7 I'ersons ridinc or driving to have strong reins . , „ IVoSed in Uio public parU« ^l'«" »!'« Si-o"""> '^ """ Fee Vuni.u! Pauks— Stkef.ts. DUUNKKN PKllSONS, IOC. Found in the streets, &c ;;j Not allowed on the ferry boats . . . ... . • ..•••• • ; ; y ^;,;;,;,i; '\ » To be excluded from the public parks, uiuaus, .m.i ^c S.e IVM. CHAUACTKUS-lUu,.AU,. Sau..ns-1'.owunc.. A..I.K^s- VAOnANTS— ViCTUAI.UNO Uoi'.'JKS. IvMi'l'lI. .S'i'f Ukmoval f>*" IIauth. liAUTil OIL. -SteCoAL On.. i:.\ST()N, .\LEX.\NDRIl. .'. EPIDEMICS. .SV«l'lBLI.) liEM.TlI. ERECTION OF BUILDINGS. Sre iU.u.iN.is. ^^Not:\ob;mude without loav..u,.l..r the shoyl.. ••■■■•• 43 1-." ty making to be re.ponsiblo tor ac.i.len . ■ 43 '.^ .'to keep lights and watolu.i.-n 43 To be under direction of City Engine, r 184 TNDFX '10 Till': HY-LAWS EXKMrTION I'UOM TAXATION. .SVc <"oiiiir ! Aiiiniiils hreiikinf; down or k'!i|]iiii: over <>;{ ( 'liinbins "ii '' ' Di'scriptioii of liiwrul fciii'o •'•> " of fi'iioc tiitit niiiy 111' U'-cil for ciiclosint; vaetiiit lots 'U Ilivisinll f.'IlOCS-, how to 1)(! kfpt iijt I'l when liiiid on liiie ciilo is not culliviitpil C'l " (lis|iuti'S I'l'iiiirilinf, to ho scttUil liy (hly Iii.ipeotor iinti two Ai'hitriitors *i'- '• nii'i'tinps unit jiowi'i's of ArhitnitovM tiii •• ncjilcplin;; or i(>fiisiii;i; to !i|iii(jiiit Arbitriitorx ti'J »• iliMnsion of Arliitnitois ti> ho in wiitiiif);, anil filod witli Iho Oit.v (;ieik •''■J >• foes to 1)0 |iiiid City Inspootor f.,i' actiii}; as Arhitrutor. . . <>;•> lu'ioui'iit writinjjH or phUuios on -10 liijniiiiiJ or (lofaciu;; in buiial {froiuuls 04 I'unalty •' ' llepeal of former Uy-laws til See Fenci: Viewers. rONTAINEI) I.V Tlll^^ VOT.TIMK. 185 FENCE VIEWERS, iapoiiitim'nt nntl tlullcH of i\h to luiinnls tresfias«'iii(' 7S IVrmlty for nefjloct of tliity "H I'rnniM'iliiipH wlioro feline is nut u liiwl'iil iiiic 7S Sei' Kkni'KH 1'(iI/M)S, FERRY-BOATS, Ry-liiW to rcKulato, between Hio City nml Die ImIhiuI ^\ C'liptnins nml EngineerH to liolil a (invernineiit cii iWiini,- HI i'onstiihlen on duly to piiKH fieo !!'•! (Jenernl Incpcctor of Licenses iiiity (lo on lioiinl In iii>|H'i'f ''i'J Iiitoxicateil persons not to ckux • on hiiiini !!- License fee to he $100 :'.-' Iticense to lifi for one year from IkI .liiiiiinry !''! Lifu-lmutH and lifR-|ir«HerverH tu lie lpt on huanl •<•> I'enalty !t:< Notion tr) lie given of the plnoo iiiid iionr of Htiirtiiiir "•■-' Owners of, to linvo Rood wbftrfnpe "- To be innnnpcd liy nn experienced (■iiptiiin and crew . 'il " siifo and seawortliy HI To have capacity to carry 100 paHseiipors •'! To make six trips daily, Sundays excepted HI Scale of charges on HJ " " commutation of H'i " " to he posted np in '''- Sff HrtJAMIIOATH. FIRK ARMS, Not to he discharged in the City 40 *' '' ill burial groumls, except ut niilitary luiieral:) <^'^ FIRE DEPARTMENT, Uy-law for the organization of f»8 Appointment of Chief Engineer and mciiil'or.i ul' 71 Apparatus of 70 Chief Engineer to have nmnngenient of 71 Construction of <'i'.( Expenses of 71 Horses and drivers for engines, regulations respcotiiiir 70 Impeding or hindering firemen in discharging their duties 72 Injuring fire apparatus, &c 72 Members of to be appointed by Conimittei' cii Kire, \V:ri'i-, niid (i.is 71 '' of to bo reinnvtid " •• 71 " rcmnneration to be dcteriiiiiit'd bv " 71 '* to receive a certificate of tlioir oni''>!liiii'ht C) " " " after seven veins wiiicli shall eNciiipt them from slaliite liibiiiir tax ami I'ruiii serving as a jiiioi' fiO " names of to be registered fill Penalty 7i5 Salaries of tJhief Engineer and members 71 See Chief Enqingbr op Fiuk Ukpautment — Kiuks Firk, Watkh, ANn Gas Committee. FIRE LIMITS, Defined 155 Plan of part of the City of Toronto, sliewinj; the fiio liiiiits 155 ^>Ve BuiLniNiis. FIRE. WATER, AND tJAS COMMITTEE, To appoint members of the fire brigade 71 To remove iiicnibers of the fire department 71 To determine the particulars of the'rogittiy tnr niembcrs of the tire department 69 24 i!' I <> 18(1 IM)i;X TO Till'] llY-r,AWS FIHK, WATKII, AND 0A3 (JOMMITTKE,— ro«/i/iM.v/, |.a.u;. To liiivo till' iliri'ctioii (if (?liiff Miipiiii'iT in iiiiiiiii)rt'nu!iit of 71 To si'illi' riiiiuiiiTiitioii of ini'iulii'iM of firo (U-]iiii'tiiu'iit "1 To si'iMiro lior.Mi's iiiid ilrivcrs for cnghu'M 70 >»(• I'lIlK Di;t'AHT.MKSr. FIRES, li.V-liiw for icwanlinn tliono wlio Imvo (listinguinlieJ tliciiitiulvos ut 7 ftrciits rxct'iit in oovcrcil vcs-'ds •(.'> Ndt to lio inailo in open ftpaiios williout wainint; tlic Cliicf Fiiiiiinoor .... 7'J Not to lie nindi' in tint Hlrt'ctji or parkH or • 'iir any liuildini; 4i'> Not to lio UMCil ill coal oil wari'lioii.'^cH li'''> I'i'rson.s may be rt'cuiirud to Hssisiit at tiros 71 rian of jiart of the ( ity, .slicwiiif; tlio fire limits li'ii't lit'licf to tliu families of those wlio have died from injuries rrtieived in the jicrformance of their diiticH at fires 7" lU'poal of former J!y-law!< . FIRKWOUKS, Not to bo sold or let olf in tho pnblic parks, kc, without pcrmiHsion .... Id " used in the city without permission -Iti " " whore there is a crowd of poopln or near animals 4t) FISH MARKET, Fees for fish brought to the City in boats ],{'l " " otherwise than in boats 1 ;»l! " to Clerk or lessee of 1,'<1 Hours within which tho market is to be kept open ID I Limits of 118 Persons may sell fish in 1 :! I " selling fish in, not having stalls to pay fees lH I " bringing fish to city to givo a statement of (piantity and weight thereof , 1 J!2 Hee PuuLiu Makkkts. FISH, TAINTED, Sale or exportation of 142 See I'uBLic Health. FLOUR MARKET. See Public Maukkt.s. FOOD. Offences against health in matters relating to 141 See PuDLic Health. FOOT PASSENGERS, Regulations as to 3(J See Streets. FORESTALLING, Prohibited l'J4 CONTAINED IN THIfl VOLUME . 18i FaKF, MAIIKKT, I'aiiil)liMli a imMii! tVfi' mrirUi't or liiir ('iiiniiiitli'i' (III |i)ili!ii' iiiiirkctH t>i Ii'umic niU ■< iiiiil I't'^iiliitinnr* for hlll^l'l'dlis IIIi'miimIs tH |i(> ri'llliivril Uinunli'i'ly |i('r-iiiiH nut to cxliiliit iit " " |ir(i[)i'rty uf to lie ii-rriovcd F'xhibitni'H to nrriiniii) ilicir Htouk iih ilirt'cli'd Mitriii;{(M's of, to lio innK'i' tlin (tiiiiti'nl of tli(> coiiiinitti-u uii ]iulilio iiinrkuttt No IVoM to lie fhiu'jijtMl for oxliil/itinj: or Imyinj; ut I'lirpo.HUs for wliicli lliu iiiHi'l ' I'oliee und others may uiirst p' ■•-ons gambling - . . " " enter lii ■*^ where gariil)ling cari'i(.',l| oj •"' not to be hindered in ttu- pei( 'inance of tli«dr duty ' Tables and devjies for, tu bo destroyed hy /' ■iliee (JAM lis, Not to b( tilnyed in tlie pnl 'ie parks, i-(|iJ.ureH, or ^jrou/cjji- ,*iUtont per • niissi ;» ^ ,,........• . Sre GA..IBLIN(i. GKKSK, Amount to bo paid ponndkeener if impounded » • • ■• • Not to run at large within eerlain limits n »• - •< ,.' • • Trespassing on enclosed land to be impounded „ • ^r t,.., l ... I'enalty, in addition to Pound-keeper's fees, if inipoundeil iS'i'c I'ocNns. OENKllAI. INSPECTOR OF LICEN.SK.S, l!y-law respecting - • r<.. Appointment of ,^.. I >ntics of .May arrest certain persons tr;iding without ii license, or refusing to pro- duce their licenses Power to enter licensed houses To act as Secretary to Committee on lieenses To iiscertiiin that tho petitions for licenses are true " whether persons licensed comply with the liy-laws I 7 7 7 7 7 M S • 1 III', t; 120 Kill 42 •I 'J Ul 21 W 10 22 10 76 91 91 '.I-.: '.•2 ii;; 1 i 188 INOKX TO THE BY-LAWS OENEllAI, TNfrECTOR OF LICENSES, — CotUiniief/, page. To (HMtit'y Mcnoiints 104 To collfct mid rci'.oi-i! fees for licenses 03 To civil security '•'! To i:.rtpi;ct ccrtniii places 02 " f;fn'y lionts 32 To keep H. jejjister of persons receiving licenses, nnd the amount paid therefor 02 To make copies of liis registers Oi? " otlier necessary enquiries connected with the granting of licenses. 02 " out bonJs and sign licenses 03 To notify pnrtie whose licenses are forfeited 103 To pay over ninney to the CliambeHain once a week 08 To prosecute offiMKios a;j;iunst the by-liiw regulating licenses 03 To receive applications for licenses and record the same 02 To report from time to time to tlie commit', je on licenses 02 To submit applications to the committee with his own report therecn. ... 02 To visit certain plu'jes four time!-' 93 See LiCKNSEs. GIFT DISTIUBUTION, Licenses to theatres, exhibitions, shows, or places of public amusement, to contain a jiroviso against 98 GOATS, Amouiit of fine, if impounded, to 1 e paid poundkeeper 7<» I'lutire goats not to run at large within the City 76 Ko', to run at large within certain limits T-'i I'eniilty if found running at large 70 Trespassing on enclosed lands to be impounded 7tt See Pounds. GOODS. See MKuciiANmzE. GOOSE. See Gkese. GRAIN, FLOUR, AND MEAL MARKET, Limits of 116 I'inces for selling grain in City 126 AVeighiug !;rain, &c 126 See I'l BLic Markets. GRASS, Riding or driving on, in the public parks, prohibited 8 Walking on, iu the public parks, prohibited at certain times 10 See Removal oe Earth. GRAVEL, Removal of 43 See Public Lands — Streets. GRAV'ES. See Dukiat. Grounds. GUTTERS. See Dcains— Sewers. ITAUKMEN. See ("ahmen. HANDCARTS, Not to be run on the sidewalks 39 HAWKERS, Licenses to 04 " f :cs for 04 May bo arrested if when selling without a license , 05 See Licenses. CONTAINED IN THIS VOLl'ME. 189 I'AQB. SrS* "-.t<°«igU-.nd •,«•.„,■,;, oV i.;-or -raw. .... . . .... jf, r.™'..°».;, -riVuiw ;; to. ;.»? « «.."'"i8i«' »• P""'- •»'«;■ ; ; ; -. ; 1 ?, I'lacea for sellinS! ' -'' HEALTH. S. l^oM,n o. IIka.th-Boa.o o. Wouks-Pvbuc Lkauu. HEALTH INSPECTO 15, IM Appointuient of M!'- ^o'irw'i^'^io-novkuf'dccny^ :::::::::: v^> :K:ri.?i r''S'^U-w;;.;-;f-^i-is- Wn;:ing at large. .^ ^^^ io exalniue wells of water when requcstea ;•;.;;:: i 1 1 . '. 1 1!''. •» liines • 1 =^"'> To uuiko proper entries in books 1 ;jt, Tonotifypartics to remove til til.. ....■• •••••• i:;7 To report to the ISoard of Works ...... . . ••••••; L CoKi-ou.vrioN OFFiciutreets -5 : '•"" ■"' ''ir t:^St ;ir;u.;;ts- wiihout i.;in, -se^nxa .... ^5 reniilt V if louml running at Iiuro • • ;;v IVrsons riding or driving to have ^."•""!^ '•;-•?' ;. " V ^ ' ••;•;; liS l^lud hor.es not to be let to mares m any publu, place ,,,. :i.x;:^;;u:^:d'i;^tnd{o.;e\.-.vcd;n,^nihe-pu;^^^^^^^ ^, or grounds ; ■■,■*'".*' 1". ' ' ' ''^' To be becnred when left standin- 10 the t^ireots . ■ ..,. Trespassing on enclosed lands, to be ."-pounde.! 190 rNDKX TO THK BY-LAWiS HOSE CAllTS, rAOB. Not to tip run cm the siilcwiilks '^^^ Scfl FiiiK DiM'AitTMUNT— VKiiin.i;;-. JIOTELS. .'^(■c Tavkuns. iioTi'L ki:kpkiis, DiilicH of iluriii}!; c|iiilcinicf( ^" Sue lIoTULs— Tavkuns— Vit!TitAM.iNa Houses. HOUSES OV ENTEIITAINMKNT. See Tavuhns. HOUSES OF ILL FAME, Keeping or maiiitiiiniii};;, or being aii iniimte oC lOl) HUCKSTEKS. .SVc V11111.10 l^L\nKKT^<. ICl'i llemoval of from siilewullis -^-^ See Snow. IMMOUALITV, III tlic streets or public places »"" Sec Inoeoency. IMrROVE.MENTS. &{! Loiial Improvkments-. INDECENCY, IJathiug or iudcccnt exposure , •*o 111 the streets or public places l<'t| liuleceut books, sale of Ip'' " behaviour in burial grounds •^''> " Pictures ami ^vritings 4ti INFANTS. See Minors. INFLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES, ]5y-law for regulating the storage of 1 •'J'- Certain oils may be Kept on Esplanade I'i' City luxpector to examine promises to bo used for the storage of coal oil. . lt|5 Coal oil, buildings for the storage of 1*>4 " uot to l)e kept except in small (piantities, except in certain limits 164 u " tlirowii into the drains or sewers 164 Fire or lights not to l)e used in coal oil warehouses IttS (lunpowder, storage of 16.^> Lights earned in certain phices to be iiroiecteil lli''> Penalty for infringing By-law reganling 1 66 IV'rsona desiring to store coal oil must apply to Committee on Fire, Water, and (ias 165 Smoking not to be allowed in certain places 16-'') See Bi:ii,niN«s — Coal On.. INN. ^'w Taverns— Yioti;ai.!.inii Houses. INSPECTOR OF BUILDl.N'fiS, Duties of ' ;>'-^ " to bo performed by City Engineer 1 ">'J ^ce I'lUlLDlNas— (ITY JlNdlNEER. INSPECTO'l OF CHIMNEYS .SVe (Chimney Inspectors. INSPECTOR OF HEALTH. Nr Hkm.tu IssPErr.pR. LNSPECTOR OF LlCENSi S. .SVc Ceseuai. In.-pecior 01 Lii!en.se,«. INSPECTOR OF WEKillTS AND MEASUIMS, By-law respecting lh(! iippninlnicni and duties nf ^~ Appointment of, and deelar:itiim tpf otlict- ^^^ Duties of '• ^^ 191 CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME, ^^o «p wPTfiHTS AND MEASURES,-C'o»^»"f'', ''"^"04 "'^'^^^^^yBBsj;^^^^^'-^'^ ■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ » ■'■»'•«' rC.l'';iSrf ,;,.-o;.«;.;i.- v. : : ■. ■•;•.::;;; ; ,r,; See Weiohts and Mkai^ukkh. INSPliCTOR OF WOOU, ^ Appointment oi '^^ ^ Whenrc.'i'-a ..yVu^taV^.o '.V.- «VoJ i» propnl)- ,."-1 See Oonuwooii. INSULTING LANGUAGE, l'^"^ Used in the streets or public places INTKLLIOKNCK OPFICliS, 1<;'| Docoit or extortion by keepers ol • '.|.t l.',.es to be received " ;'. " receipt to be uivcn lor ■■ u when half to be returned • •■ Hums for keeping open . ■ • Keepers of, to keep a resi>-:ler ;■..■.■.■.'. •,;,.. Licenses for • ■' 1. to he posted up 111 See LiCBNSKS. 1STEKMEST3. &. Bra"'- 0»»"^"'- rn.»>»«- '"'^l^.^^-^'.^n'^'^"'--' " "" 43 ''"^Sel or «and not to be removed fr.m .vitlu... P-.u.Mon ITINERANT SHOWMEN, ■'' Fees for licenses tu See ExHiKirioNs— l'i<^i;^«''»' '■-'"• Feea for license for exhibition of See Exhibitions— Licenses. / 192 INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS KEROSENE. See Coal OiL-lNFr-AMMAULE Si-09Tancks. rAOK. LADOUHEKS. See Intklliokncb Officer. LADDERS, mi 'I'o Iniiltlin^a LAMP POSTS, 44 Cliinbiiif; on LEGERDEMAIN, ,.,■■<• 97 Kees for licenses for exhibitioii ol ,SVt' Exhibitions — LioKssKs. irtjsjVFS OV THE CORPORATION, lo.! Power of lessees of market fees to' collert rents n.ul fee. ^-^ .See PiiiJi.io Maukkts. LICl'NSES '(1 ilv-law to unthorize tlie issue of. in certain cases j Vcco n.ts t be certified 1,y the (Jen.nil Inspector ol L.cnses 4 ClmmberlHin to keep a separate account for n.oney rece.ved lor. ........ 104 Fi-es, abatement of ^04 " 1(ir transfer of " ]0i l'„r biHi:'.rtl tabi !S ."".!.!.'..... 10(»' " liowling alleys y(; ;: ^^^-^r-^' «"r '' "'"' ""■"""';;,-<:o,;;a^n"a ,;r;,;i;;a,;ins;v,;n.bii;.;^ »7 '• lerry boats ^H '• intfUigence offices .... 100 '• victualling bouses 108 Duration of 125 .Market licenses '^4 'I'o auctioneers 94 " liawker.s 94 " pudlers ' 't4 " petty chapmen ' i)0 '• transient traders 104 To be made out in triplicate ' " ' jq4 o produced when demanded ' ' " j^^ ' ""',Vr(U-,.NV.iAL iNSPKCTo'tt OF LiCENSKS-StREET 11a1UVAYS-TavEBN.<.. LlFE-liOATS, 33 To be kept on ferry boats LUlllTS, , , , . , .... 1G5 Carried in certain places to be protected ••••••• ,^5 Not to be used in buildings where oils are stored LIME, , ,. . , 107 I5y-iaw to regulate the mode ol nieasurnig jyy Dimensions of measure " ]08 Penalty for using false measure, i:c -jQg Persons selling to have a measure stamped LIMITS, IIG u'i/i:!n'wlSt:;;idingV aVeW b; ;>f- inconibusiible' mat^^u:!; 155 LINK FI'-NCES. See Fenof.s. '•"'••f,^.,i"';";ss'!,c »,»™»t o, ,......„ b,„e«,... b, ^^ to certify and transmit petitions lor, to the tity Lugineei . CONTAINED IN 'lUlS VOlAlMi:. U.e umuuut of the nsscs^n.-nt, a.ul . .l.^. | •_•■•••; ; W Petitions for • " Repeal of former By-luws S-'e Common Skweks. tain a provision «gaiuwt .See OAMBLINtl. LUMBER YAUUS, .,.-.. ^^^ Not to he estaWiBheJ within certain hm.ls "9 MAU UOGo, V . 1 , To be destroyed luinicilmteiy See UoQS- MAUOSAST I.ISliA9Ea. »' V"-"" "'"'"■ .See Biin-uiNGs. Mahkht. limits of the City . . ... • • • • • / '•^'' Not to be placed on the silewivlks. See Buii-DiNOS-CiTV Encinekb. MEAL MARKET. See I'uuuo MAUic^r ■ • • •■•••••••■ •_^" ;v„„„,,,,, MO ^"''^testoWeighmasterforweisbing ::\:[\y.'.'.''- '■'■'■'■'■'■' 1^ Places for selling by the .v.arter H- Tuinted, exposing or 8cl''"S •••••• ■jl",".;. ,.,,,,• N! sui:i i ^ See UlITClIKBS-VVULIi; llhALTU 70 ^*"l;^distinguished services at fires MEDICAL HEALTH OFFICKR. ^ City (\MUicil may appoint . . . . • • j ' -.^j' . ..^d ('An^uuliw^-- ,- ■ ■■■ ■ •••••• ^.y When not appointed, power. "* ^'^^^.J Xavlc.- m.y ho oV,unod b; M^.yox When not aiipointcd scientific and mt.licai <,Ve riiui.H! llKAvrn. ^^•^'Sn'oV uu,i.e poisons not to Btat^ la a group .n -W --- ;;;;;;:;;;: S Street preachinji-, when permitted 97 MENAGERIES, g^ Licenses for q- fees for ^' side shows See Exhibitions— Licenses. t 194 MENDIf^ANTS, INDEX TO TDE BY-LAWS PAOB. . 100 Arrest of .SV,- VAnilANTS. MKK(MrANI'ISK bells, &o. Ml M MUST Tl'.AI'KUS. „iiciitii>- dri.il^s not to b« given to REL TUOUPKS, 90 ■s fill" lioensos to ;IG11T SOIL, ^n rrni.io Health NOISES. , . 4-2 AilvcrtisiPg sales by cnc?, cVe .1^ Creating di/iconlant noises ' ' NOVELTIES, . UT Fees for licensees for exliibition ot Ae EaUIUITIONS— LlCKNSEH. NUISANCE. COMMITTING, 85 In burial grounds '.t .. tlic public parks, miuares or gronndn NUISANCES, ''V.' KSrb:^e;;;^.t pVlice ;tatiouH \; -entVr'cotnpiaints against ......_.. H;, llegnlations regardinp; removal of .SVeruBMC llKALTir. OBSTRUCTIONS. ^■(.■'• Streets -Sii.kwm.k^. OILS, Ifi-i llegulations fur storing. ■■••••••••• " " " " " " " ,; ",yi;nxEE- inflam.madlb .-?« BiuLDixas— CoAi, Oil-<.oal Oil IUfinlrie. SUBSTAXCES. ''''''BHaw to provide for the preservation of in t!,e streets, &e '^^ ORDINAUV. Sii Victlallisu Hoises. PANORAMAS, . . 96 Fees for licenses to exhibit &e ExiiiBiTioKS— Licenses. PARKS. 5cc Public Pabks-Steeets. PARTY ARCHES. See Buildings. '. I'KiS. ^VC SWINM. PL.\(n;s OF amii.skmi:nt, 07 ,SV, i;Nllinn.ONS-l-irKNSI>-J VVn--lllI.Ml.l.. . I'LAN^, ,, ... 11« Diit^',vuiii of tlu! St. l.awrciici! Miiii-i-i ,^ I'hiti of tlie KxliibUioii C.rouiuls _....••• _ j -,rj " ,,ir. t of tl.u ' 'ity, i-howit..!; the iire liuut-* {•r.ANT^e, ' , •!•") IniuvinK in huv.yiii^r ;.;iuiiui;s ij )i;irKM, i\C " Exhibition of iu'li-cc'ut .ir \nmnn-A plays prohibited ,SVc F,MiimTioNs--T.iriN.r.;---TiiKAiKU. roou, 24 Light broad to I'l' forfoiteil t"i' the usn oi POUCHES, 14 Not to encroach on sidewalk '''^J'Sval of stcuaboats or vessel^ not to approach noarcv than fifteen ^^^ • V feet to the gaiiiTways POULTRY, 119 I'laco set apart iu market tor snlfi ol See VuBLK! Mahkiots. POUNU KEEPERS^. 75 Aiipointment o! ; ■, 7',t UuticH of, where persons drive aiiimaU to the pounds .'.'.'.'.. '.'.'.'. 1'> Fees of 70 " for feed, &e • • • 7;) " for proceedings upon sale of distress TU '• of, how to be recovered ' " ;^-j Form of return " • ' ' ' ', 77 If auinial.s not redeemed, to cruise distress to be solv tlm I'dlicp M;i;;i<>triite 81 I'l'iiilly I'll" irirr.ictiiiii ct' l!y-lii,w 81 I'cir IK ;;l( I'tiiij; tn I'l'ivl, I'ic, the iiiiiiinils "(i 'I'l'lUlK! Ill' (ill'llH! 7f) To Mfccrtiiiii iliu iriiui's nf llic hwiuts nf iiiiiiiii\ls t'oHnd rnnntiig iit Inipr, mill III lii,v iiiroi'iiiiitidii.s ii^iiiitiKt tlit'iii 1*0 To lie iiiiilcr the siijH'rvisio.i of tlie Pi'mi il ol' Wi rks HO To (live notice of tliu tiiiiu mid pliico (»f suit- of di.sfrrss 77 To (live st'cui'it.v to the (."oi'|)onition HI To ini|>oiiii'l iiiiiniiils niiiiiiii;; at lar;;(', or trenpaswing on cnclostsl lanil. . . 7*) To kt'i'ii rccoiil III !ii;iiimls inii>oiin'li'il 7ft To make a retiirn to tins I'loanl of Works 80 To ]my over niunevH to the Cliaiiil)er!iiin mhmiIIiIv 80 " |irocee(ls of i-ale 77 To proiliice his book for in.spectioii lo meniherx of the Board nf Works . . HO To iirovide I'ood, wjjter, and shelter, for aniinnis inipouiidud 7*5 See ror.sDH. rouNuy, Bv-law rel.itinj? to tlie cstabliahnient and reinitiation of 73 Aiiioiint to lie paid liy owners of aniinal.s iaipoiinded 7rt Animals lo be iiiipouiided at nearest pound 7'''> Aii.v person may drive aiiinial.s to the nearest pound 70 Appointment of pound keeper 75 A]iplieation of proceeds of sales of distress 77 liivi.-ion of ('ity into three districts 71 l'o};s runiiiii^ at large without collitr-? or niuzzljs to bo iinpuiindeii 2S " fee lor riileniption of 'J8 '• if not redeemed within fifteen days to be sold 1;8 liliitire horses, bulls, goats or swine, not to run at largo in the City 75 Fence viewers appointment of 7S " neglecting their duty 78 " to certify if fence not a lawful one 78 Horses, cows, eattle, goats, sheep, or geese, not to run at largo within cevtiiiii limits 7'"> If owner doe:j not redncni impounded cattln in 15 days distress to bo sold 77 Notice (jf distress, and time and place of sale 77 I'eiiiillies for infiin^ing Bj'-law, how applied 81 " in addition to pound-keeper's fees to be paid by the owners of tiiiiiiiiilsfounil running tit large 78 I'trsons impouniliiig animals to give certain statements and agreements. . 77 I'roeecdings where amount of dunmgo done by animals trespassing is dis- puted 78 Itepeiil of former By-laws 74 Where pounds not secure animals miiy be impounded in any eticlohed pl.ice 71 Where to be established in the (.'ity 74 iScc To U.N I) Kkki'eus. miVATE DRAINS .SV« Drains - -Cimjion f'MVKBs—ri'ni-ic Health. riUVIKS. »,,■ ruBi.K- IlKAi/ni. PROUUCK. Sec I'liiti.K! Maukkts. TROJECTIUNS IN BUILDINGS, .vv lUiiLi.iNr.s. rnuvi SIGNS, Brought by hand (ir in a basket to the market, fees for. Fees lo Weighiuaster for weighing ,,,.... i>CC PUBLIO MaUKKTS. 125 L'JO CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME. 197 PUBLIC FIEALTII, paoe. Hy-ln w reliitin;j; to 133 AiJiiltcratioii of brciul, pcuivltics fur 11) Aislies mid (pIFhI Io bo removed by City sciiveiigcrM U7 IWmnl " lor cow .-"iDdi mid stiiblus Ill Fish, exportation or sale of tainted M'J Food and water, oll'eiiees anaiiist health in matters relating to 1 II Health Inii'peclor iippolntmeiit of lu.'i •' ilicliiration to bu made by l.'J'i •' duties of i;i.'. •• form of report of ITiO •• •' notice to remove nuisances I;") I Health OtliciTs may nbtain ii^-i-ijitauco to preserve MO '• to extmiiiu! into courees of filth and cauccs of sickness in in the ('ily or in vessels IHD " to grant permits to remove or restrain tho removal of iiuisiiiices I ;','.! Health (lllicirs to liave power to filler buildings in which iiui-iiinces exi^.t ll!'.* oIKou of, to 1)0 lit Ciiy Hall ]:;) Hotel-keepers ami lii)aidir.;;-liMiise keepirs to notify (/ommittcc of pcrsions attacked l>y muligiiiant diM'ii-ie- during times of epidemics Ill Liability of persiuis throwing dirt, \c., on tho streets I 18 Mayor or (.Joiiiniittee may C'lll in .si:ic'Uiific atid medical aid in certain cases I'I't Meat, exportaliiiii in- -rale of, tainted I I;; Medical Health Ullicer appnintnieiit of 1,'^S •' llutil•^ i,f i:i8 '' if iiiiiK! iippointeil the .Mayor or members of th(> ('oiiimittec niiiy direct a noidicnl practitioner to visit Civ.-es of sickness and dcKtitutioii IMS Night Soil, removal of II") cliai'je lor Mn " City to be divided into two sections for removal if ]-\i'> " ("oiiiniittei! may use dis-infcctants in removal if 1 li; " iK'i'o.sit of Ill) " lieiilih lii^]iector may employ other persons if conlrnctor fails to leiiiove Mr> III lie removed by cuntrnctor when notified by Health Inspector I M Ntiif-aiices, regulations regarding removal of 1-10 " booki* to be kept at police station to enter complaints rog.irding M(> Otfiil and allies, ka., regulations as to J47 " not to bo placed on streets 117 Olhcprs and servants of tho Corporation to assi-'t tlie llealih Inspector. . . M'.i renallies lor contravening the l>y-law I oO riiysicians to notify committee of persons attacked b.y malignant diseases 1 II Prevention *l'!i I H llc|n!!il (iT riirniiT liy-lnws I.'M Si'iivfiiMTOis' ciiilN I') In; ]ir<)viil('(l by tlio (Jominiltoo I t'.> SliMigliti'i' liiiiiM's, rdiiMtriictiiin uf 1'13 " (iiiilMiK'o Id li(( ])lii(!i'(l from titruets iiiid otlior Iiohscm. . . . Mi! '• iKit to 1)L' linilt or uscil witliiiiit ))criiiissioii of (Juiiimilt*'i! I'I'J " |iriiilcil rules ri'liitinc; ti', to Ijo liuiifi; iij) in 111! •• to Ik; lit;, iifud 1):'. " lo lu; ■wliltC'WiisliL'il iiiitl l y.iiil to bo jiiivcil, nili;» reirnnliiij; II'. Stiilik':^ I.I Ik; ilraliii'ii Ill 'I'uiiilcil ti;li or llcsli, iK'iiiilty for cxportiiiij;, imiiorliii|i:, or ! *' not to (Iriilii tliu CL'llarH of iiiorutliiiii two houses II! Wilier, ilililiii;; or oorrupliii;;; It- |ii|K;s, iluliliii;.':, t;t.rni|)liii;l or (lustroyiiH^ 1 IJ .SVc liOAiih or lli;.\i.i II — lli',Ai,Tii iNsi'iinToii — Mki)|c;m, lli-..M,rii Omcr.ii. I'lllMC i.MI'HOVI'-.MHNTS. .Sv Lor w. Imimiovlmiints. I'lM'.MC lAN'DS. Iiy-!,iw to proveiil tlm i'r.'.;lioii of liuii'liii j;s on or tri!i|ias,siii;^ u[idii 1 (!ity i;iip;iuL'i;r may rouiovo biiiMiiiTs, fc-iiin's, kn., oil 2 I'l.r.'-oiis nut to cxciiviitc, di;; iqi, or reiiiovu onrtli fmiu 1 jil.ioe iMilli, stum; or oIIum' eiicuuibriiiiccs ujkwi 2 i'riivl-i.iiis of the I'-y-l.'iw ri;l:iliM;; to tr(;si)!i.iMiiij^ ou iiiiblio laiulx to extuml to |iilblio lii;ilnviiys 2 rilliLli; MAllKKTS. liy-liiw rospecliii;^ 115 Aniinnls not to be jilioieil mi ihe rou'l-i 121 Aiiieles to bij hiolil in ilo; m.nkets 121 Ibili.'lR'rs iiiny Mlpiily vessels aflei' Miirket, lioiirs 120 " to bo Mibjeet to the l!y-l,iw respecting |iubli(; inarkets 122 '• to ];iHj) tlii'ir shops anil st ills elniii ]2:i •' si.lliii;^ iiieiit out of llu; liiiirUet to be liceiisu'l 122 " shops not lo be within 'i'Kl yiiril> of piibliu iii'jiit market 128 Cattle niarkot, aniiiials expose. I in lo be arr.in;;i;i| as market clerk or li;ssi:e mn y direct 1 :>2 Cittle market, anim.Tls I'sposed in to bo fasteneil so as to jireveiit. injury to them ■ielvci and otliei> 1;{2 Tattle market, live sloel; tu'on^ht to the market, feci for 125 " •' fees (in to lie piii'l before sold 132 " " s'lil by auctioneer need not, be brought to l;-!2 '• •• ii be broMjTlit to before sold 132 (.'oniniittee on, in ly in |iiet meat and provi>ioiis |'_' t " to liave (• inico! over mirket oilieeis |2."> " lo inako revelations ) J.'') Desi;;iiatioti ;iiid iia;iie . ,.r the public inaikels | |."i !•■. inner.-, s.ile of nnat by Ij:! not to .'-ell meat till m.irket fees are paid 124 l''ee.( f.ir articles bron;.ilit lo m.irkeis in waf.'Ltons I_'."> " firovisions bi-iiii/iit t.i niai ket-^ liy InnI jj.') " refiisiiii; to p;iy 127 " power iif lessee lo eollect 1 211 Fish may be s i!il anywh'ne Ml Fish m irket, fees for li
  • h broii'.'ht otli(i\vi.-e tliiin m boats |.12 CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUMK. 1 9!J It I'Ulll.IO MAHKi:T5!,-Co;j//HHe./. i' Fidli tuiu'krt, fui's to clci-k or k's^d'c " lidiirn to In! krpt (HK'ii jiei'Hons limy st II fiMli in " M'lliiin l\Ai ill, not lmvill^; Htiill-', to pMV Icch '' '• brin);iiiK li'di to tjio City to j^ivu n iiliiti'iiicnt ut' I In' iiuiuitity uiiil weight tliiTi'dl' Korcslalliiif; (iiiiiii, pliici'H lur Helliiitr " wci(;iiiii(; Iliiy uiiil ^tl■llW, |jImc'1'H fur siions of riv-liivv to Id- vciuovi'd llepeiil of former l!y-la\vs Scales, wei);lits, and niL'ii-nres to im stiinuHil Sprinjj; soales not to bo nsi'd 'Ill be used only for llie pnrpuso nntliuri/rd Upon streets not to obstriiel tlo- travel Ilndorlettiiifi; market stalls Vessels eoniiiip; into the liarbonr may Ik; supplied hy bnicliers after inaiKri hours WajiiToiis or vehicli'S at tlii! market. " hay market .S', .■ CiiuiiwiiDi) -1'"iu:k MAiii:i;r - I'ri'.i.ri' ll::.\i,iii I'nM.ii' M.MiUi.r.V (.'oM.MiTTi'.K — Sr. I,.\wi;i;n. i; .\i;,Kki.c Wrniir lliicsKs-- Wr.KJii Mastkk. PLHMi! MAlUvKTS CO.M.Ml T'J T,!:. Mana;j,ers of the free market or fair t^i lie im |it the r.iutrdl u[' Mai'ki't i.llie.ers under e.oiitrol of Kejrnlatioiis tor the free inaikot to li.? I lid li.'fui'i' lli.' I'.niiirii I'lT approval ■fo determine where iiordwood may ti;- exposed Tor sa!!' To frame rnl(?s anil rei;iilalioin fo;- iIk- man-i;;eiii-'Mt i-i' ili- Tree nitikii. or fair To inspect meat, iS:e ISic I'liui.K! M.\iiKi;is. I'UIJLU' I'AHKS. I'y-biw to jiroviih! for llo.' maliilv.'iiauit' an 1 i- ive of Carting heavy loads on the roads proliiliili' I Currying dirt, ilead cnrcates, tilth, \v.'. into Cleaning carpets in Mil:. l:;i I;; I i:;i r/i I'ji; j'jd 12; I'JT I'JT ]::•.: iiij 1 1'.j Ml'. I'jii i;;i! I -J 'J iL'L' •J I r.' IL'O l.'l l-JO I'jr, I l'i4 •J y 200 \Sm]\ TO TMIO llY-r-VW.S I'lJHLf! V,\\\KH,-Co„li,iHe,l. riiiiiliinix liiiMii'iiiiMly, t'i'iiiM*'', or triTs in, I'AIIK. il I'niiiiiaUi'O nil I'llblii) Wlllks linl (liUiUlls In liMVK till* (MII'O lit', lii'sliiiviiii; ti'('i'M ill ||;^'nill!; ni- rciiiiiviiij,' (iruvi'i or (•iirili hi'* irili'i'lv iiMil ili'iiiiUi'ii I'liiiiMiricv, vii;;r.inl:', .vr, to Iil> i'.Xi!liiilt'i| linin, llH'-linilS 'Mill lll'I'-Wlll'U-' III I I'il'i-H hiK III II.' Iliuilc ill . 4t •Hi I'lll'Wiirli^ iinl to lie «(ili| nr ji't nil' ill, willmllt |lfrilli>f«inll Ill tlMlIK'" ill H i| . . , . Iiimi.iili'riitr riiliii); nc ilriviii^ in Iiii|i'i!ciicy ill liiilt'iM'iit wriliii.ns n:' ]iicliii«'s in iiijiiriiiK till' unit's, Ni'iil.-, i\i', ti'iTS nr •iJiriiliH N l^l^ .iliri' lint In lie rninillitti'il ill I'l li:ilty IVir iiirriiclinll nl' I'.y-liiW I'i'I'SiillH lint to Willlv on ^nis> u lien liiilit In lii> \V:llk('i| ll|inll llt'lVi'i'liiiii'iils iini In lid Willi in, >viiiiiiiit iicriiiiiii.'iinn " " mi Siiiul.ivM Uiiliiiji' nf iliiviii|r on llic till r nr hwmiiI | r>iliiliiii'i| |irnliiliit('il ^vlll'll tlic ^'1 iiMiuJ is unlit Sliiiotiii^: in .';iiiil linrst's lint to 1)11 It't to mull' < in 't'lirnwiii(j; ^liiiit's, siiir.xliMlls, ^i\, nr \['\\.y liows iitnl iirnnv< in 1', Sic SruKKlH. VUIJLIC WALKS AN1> UAUDKN'S, .Si,' l>iiiii,i.' 1'ai;i;>. I'lJP.LIt' WALKS AND OAlUtKNS, 'OMMlTTKI'; ON, To liiivo tlip onri' ninl cliiu'jzc nl' ilic |iiilili(; |)!irUs RAi;iN(i, l'('rs rmiiiT nr ltK\ ision-Tamih. HKFlNEniLS. ,S.« C.ui. Oir, Ukkinkkik.m. REi'MU:silMi:NTS, Ki-t'S inr Jii'CliMH to liniisi'S I'lir •■iih' nf l-'crrcitiirc (if lii't'iisi's Inr siilii nf Nnt 111 111' tnlil ill tllO |illlj|ic pill li.'i, \C , Willinllt ptrniis.iioll nu Siuniiiy ill till' pnlilio piii Ks, ic >V(.- l.ll'K.NSKS. UI'LIllK, To the fiuiiilieij of tho?e who in the pi'ifnniinnce of their duties have JieJ fmni injuries received at files */■ Taxes. REMOVAL OF EARTH, From City lands prohibited HI •I I aK II a •111 ■M III II » 10 II) 111 HI H 10 10 ;jH 40 8 :J7 8li rj7 100 103 10 10 70 oni CONTAlNFn IS TMl^' VOT.TIMK. -'" I'AilK, RKMOVAL Ok' EARTH,- Continual. ^., Swar.l turf. HUl.l. JjrMVfl, '>!• ''"I"'. I".t to li. I.M.HX 1 JIHWAUUS, 70 for .liMl'miiuiNlie'l »tBrvio»» «» nr?'* UlUlNtJ, , , , "8 ImiiMi'U'riile riaing or 'M Sthkkt*. UOCK on,. N," «'..Ai. On,. ROPKDANCINO, 'Jl h't'is for lii'i'iidy tiiv e.\liili;»U)ii or .SVf r.xlllUlTII>NH-Llt:KNSK.t. KOOFS. ll>'> CniiHtrucli'iii of S.f r.i!iM>iN0«. '^''"t ' iJ^fJi-'lot ul.ow.1 in victa,aiin, hou.., or ,.lu... U,.. - I -o k. ,, ^^^^ bowling alU-ys. or lillini-'l uM>fy S,e Oamuuinu. HtlULKT'rr. TABLE, i; .„„... ,l i<, liico l.owliiij^ ulluya, or billiiinl tuli^es .SV(! Uamulinci. UOYAL LYCKU.M, 'JO License ti) ,Sit TllKATBKS'. aALES Ot'LAND FOR TAXK-\ .SV Tanks. SALOONt^. iV< Tavkuns '^'^^'Not to 1.0 pluced on road or c ur.-.t'e w-O' to .11^- Ivo hm,u 40 fANl), . 4:] RiMnoval of t^OAVENOER CARTli .Sec Tuuliu IIkai.ih. SERVANTS, ".»» Eniploymeut of ' • " ' IOj jDtoxicating drinks not to be given to See iNTET.MOENCB OFFICES. HIUIVICE DRAINS. 144 " :,\,t to b.' use.l to .Iraiu more than two houses ,sv^ UnAiNs-ViiBLic Health. SKWERAOE rati:, 47 llv-law to provide tor ■,'■■■,;■■■.■ .... 62 , i,„u,berlain to proceed ngain.t detaulter. lo, _ ^ ^^^ Collectors to demand payment ot '.'.'.['.'.'..'. 61 romiuutatioii for 64 Form of Collector's roll for 2G 202 INDEX TO TnE BY-LAWS paqb SEWKllAGE li.V\:E,—ContiiMed. ^^. Form of Collector's bill '. of covenant to b« given Bouvd of Works in certain case.-. -« (.f lieiMiHO given to t)cr..ions cimnnuting '.'I ]'e.r^on,s cnnnuutiug to receive a license to drain into conunon f«v^•ers . 0. '■ ^vil!i..J,^ to pay .vitluuit using common sewers, to execute ' not in any way to obstruct the sidewalks ^l^ !'(,rches and steps not to encroach upon ,^^ Biding or driving on .>y Running or racing on 40 Siiow, removal of • 4 . " to bo .-emoved from roofs of buildings ; ^^ Sti "et when the word includes sidewalks • • • • Stree!' ,M eaching permitted if the proceedings are orderly, and it does not ^^_ obstruct the sidew.alks ..^ 'I'lirec or mo. . persons not to stand in a group on . To be watered and swept every morning, bundays excepted ^^-^ Vehicles, &c. , not to be run on '^ "^ Woodcutters not to obstruct See Streets— Pcnuc Tapkb. CONTAINED IN THTS VOT.UME. 20?. SIONS, ,. .. .11 Kroctio.i of, f^eucnil n-uliitio.is rcKnr.iu.? '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. " KxtcndiiiK over sulowalk!' " ' ' 1 1 lU'guliition.s l•l•^ll(.•clilHJ; " ivc'.'ioval ol' .SV« AWNTSOS— BUILDINOS- SLAUailTKR IIOUSF.S, 1 I- Distivnco of irom stitet or other houses ., ,.. Licenses to , '. ' 1 I n printed copy of, to be liuu-; ui) in • • • • , ,.^ llojrnlations repanliiig "" i};; To bo whitewiislied nnil kept cleiin • ' j .j;} Yards of to be imveJ .S'(-'i In ccnniii buil.lings prolubitcd '"'^If'snow cannot be ren.ove,! fr,.n> .UlewalUs .Ubont i-unving sa.ne, .n.l ^^ or if-lu'S to be strew'Ml tbcrcon _ _ .,.) ■r„ he cleavea fvon. Slroct Hallway track ,^^ To be remove! from roofs ol bmUhngs SPKCIAI- ASSHSSMHNT. S,. Assessment, LocAL-S.WEaAOE IUt.. SQUAUl'^S. .SV«.' I'uiu.iu I'AUK.-'. '^- "fi^r^;:: vlviii; tr tbe ..oper n.e and cu.o,.y of . . . ! ••;;;;;:: J {^ •'''':^''^^;e:;;;:::«uea';:\'r!'b^nb;;i;iuby^^^ ji;; money ] Ill Fees of caretaker Ill l;:S.J^ ' n::::i;:;'Si» ."> "■»'>- ^» ;"^"^'-' --•■■■■■■::::::: ilii ST, LAWRENCE MARKET. HO Uiacrara of ; \ 11'' .Shops, Htalle, and arcade, how to be used ['.'.'...'.'. 1 Kl Limits of \\ 1 1 '» J^peeial provis-ions rcspeclmji; See I'luiLic MAUUETs-t^T. L,^^vlll;^.•n IIai.i,. STABLES, Hi Drains to See ruBLio Health. STALLION.S . ... ,„,,,.. 38 Not to be let to mures ni public pi. ill • 1 lagaHBHaaaHMK 204 INDEX TO THK nT-T4^WS ■ 1 STATUTK LAROUK, rcrtitioatu of cnrolinonl in Fire Dcpnrtment, nf»rr Pcven ynnvs., to cxoinpt tlie l\olilor from STEAMBOATS, , ., . I?y-l.nv to n-guliitf tlio conduct of o;vliVi\tn. niul others at • • (Jabinon, &c., on arrival of Hteainboats, kc, not to iipproacli nearer than fifteen f<-'ct to the jrangways 8tcanu>r:i at wharves to have screens to their chinit\e3s See Fkhuyiioats— VKXSKI.S. STEELYARDS. Sre I'uiii.ic MAnivKT.>'--WKi(uiTs, Mkasuuks, ani> Kcai.k.s. STErS, Not to encroach on sidewalk TA or. 161 STONES, Not to be thrown in the public parks, sipiarcs, or pvonnds Throwing; missiles in the streets STOVES, Uegulations respecting ^ Sec Bt:ii.i)iNns. STRAW. *>(! Hay AND Straw MAiiivKr—rciii.u- Mahkkts. SIRKIIT rRt:A<]IllX(5, When permitted STREETS. Jiy-law rcspectitifc Advertizing sales on, by cryinp, riiip;in'; bell!', i^c Auctions on Awuin(?s on breaking np Eiiildings not to be removed on or across, without leav« " dcfacinsr, &c | j riimbinp lamp-posts, trees or fences '|| fonlwood or coal not to bo thrown or pileil on jl ( 'rowding; or jostling foot pa^seiicci's Dirt, dust, snow and ice to be removed from sidewalks Doors, {lorches, steps, kn-, on Drains, gutters, and watercourse:' to bo kept clean I'ixcavations in Fire arms not to he discharged in •• loit to be carried throuirh, except in metal Jire-panK 'J ■VI u ■10 4;-! 4\> not to be made in Fire works in - irding. ;?(. Foot pasitenpers, regulations Gambling prohiliited in -\ Goods, nicrchandi/.e, <• placcil on "*- .i reception or delivery of ^'~ Gravel or .'^aiid not to bo removed williont permisjion j^'^ Hand-carts not to be run on the sidewalks ;^|J Horses and carriage.-* standing in the street . " not to be broken in or trained in .... '. " ti'd to trees not to run at large in not to stand in, without being securcil lui'uinbcring public lands Indecent e.'iposure in . ' ■ • ' " writings and pictures in . Interpretation of tiic word " Street" Markets upon not to obstruct Noises in -15 I ■t!i 1I-. 119 '12 ft CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME. -'*'^ FAOi;. ''"Si7r"T";trt, ,.,..in„g .0 Jri.c .c,.„. ...«„» .. co„,.n,c. » ^.^^ lirklfre over them • i; rcnalty for infringctucnt of By-law regartlu.?; ,j, • • for not removing snow • •■ ;;7 rrcaching in, permitted if streets not r\.structc.l •• , Kemoval of earth from, prohibited ,2 Repairs of, by Street Railway -.i; Repeal of former Hy-laws .'.*..'... ■'>" Riding or driving in " ■'" Running or racing on ' " " ' |ii Salt not to lie plncrd on ;V,) Snow, ice, or dirt, removal (if ;.., Sidewalks to be watered and swept ,,.. Steps, porches, &c., not to encroach on • • • • • , ^,^ Siiccial rate for watering ;;S Stud horses not to be let to mares in . . . . ^ • • • • • • .,- Three or more persons not to stand ,n a group "'_•••;••;; ; ; " " y ., 4 Tree?, protection of. . ' ' '_ .ui Tlirowing stones, &L'., i" .•■","""i "', Ji'J Vehicles without horse, not to be placed on Sm Sii.ewaUvs-Watf,i.ing ^iiiv,i,r.-. STREET RAILWAYS, 11 r,y-law respecting 18 Act of rarliument, iTcitnl ol ■^{■■';{^';,f ']\y 'nvVchd I'-y-l'^w ' '■' Agreement to b.iild by Kast.n, cnh. -nation ol, KV si^^^^ ^^^^^ ^ ^ ,^ " . .■ * l-'i „ u ,-,,ii;idoration tor. .. .1 covi'ii'inls in by (Jity •' '* .. .. |]aston )'' '• . ..11 ,, 11 il.Ttr ot . . ,. .• habenibnii or granting clause '•' 1'^"'"''^'" 11 „ •' ll'Cltlllol ■ ■ , J ., .. ,.„,of„r which It extends -. ^ ,, .. when to come into iftect I'. |_^^ ., .. , nnfirmation of ' Arbitiation, certain mattevf. to be settled by • • • • • ^ ^ Cns cn^tiuction of, to be of Puni.ro style • • • ^.^ " iionrs for running 13 " lieensoii to be tnUen out tnv eiieli • • ■ j,, ,, >. i'|,|. nil cin'h to be five dollar-' / ".' 1 :: ,n.y be nmaud faves eolleCed a. soon a. ra,lway eoostructed and ^^ " speed of, not to exceedsix miles -.xn h.eir ■■• ^.^ I,. I,.. u-e'l exclusively for ims^eii'^er^ • • • ' ^,, " til be nninbeied I7 te have the right to tlie triuU ..^ '■ 13 .. ,„ ,.„., ;.i^teen hoars in suoun.'r and f mrtecn in winter itintervals of not move Ihni 'l'''/^","""";'.; •;;.•• U r„v as.u,i.i.ig tlie road to pay it. vubie as settled by -;;";;•„:• •,,- .: n.avalbnv other parties to eoo^truot lines ou olhu sli . t , n ^_ .iviMg Easton one nu.oll.-s oi'ii""' •" construe ... ••■••••••• ; , ;; .. ,n.y annul the privilege ui.br the agreement .1 i,., t.u .lo. , ^ _^ mil niiieeed after notice tnin turve} oi ','',' . 11 . „v,;t mr;he road after thiety y.-a... lirst .iviog -;-■; ^ , ■;;; ';;^ ' ' I. ,i.:vv a.s..a.no the road at <.vl ..f every live y ;a.v, niter expUi.toM. ot ^^ ilrst thirty years, on giving one year s notice - I I t 206 INDEX TO THE HY-IiA.WR Sl'RIiET IIWLW'WS,— Continued. page. City limy ^;vo in-oprictor iioticti to i-rocccJ in certain cases ............ 14 " iiiiiy grunt loavi! to cros i E;istou',s linos by other lines, giving him fli'ii -" " nuiy tiike up stroo's for City purposes without paying compensation or diiniiigcs •. •/ • 1- " not to (lolity Rnintin^ tmy certificate, but to aid Hasten in carrying out agreement ^V •• ti) give a re!i!:oniible notice of intention to open streets. !•> '• iioi to ikliiy in opening stroctM I'J " to puss a r.y-liiw in iicconliince witti the resolutions, without delay, lifter Act of I'airminent passes 1 '' City Surveyor to make repairs if uot made iu reasonable time by the pro- prietor ' "^ to notify the proprietor to put croiisings, road„r.y, &c , in repair fortliwitb _ '•' Conietniction of railway to bo according to modern practice 1 'i " " substantial 1 - <( li to the satisfaction of the Council 1- K 11 " City Surveyor .. . 1H i< II under supervision of the City Surveyor.. . 1- li i: time for, extended, if delayed by injunction. .. . . 18 Conttriiction of laiiway when once begun it shall be carried on steadily << " and without intermission 1" ii a ve Of macadamize and keep iu repair eighteen inches on each side, outside the rails '^ " to jiay license fees • ' _' " to submit rub's and regulations for working railway I'd when oilier lines ine projected to have one month's option to conslnict ,■■;■.■■■; ■ ^^ givin:; up railway or ceasing to use privileges to forfeit the whole prn]ierty ; : • ■ " liable for all damages an-ing out of construction or operation of the railways •••• |'^ " may construct a.• 1* " Ivaston covenants to [lay It es lor CONTAINED IN 'I'lllri VOLUMK. 207 STREET RAILWAYS,— Con|° _«''_'y_ ^^^ j. the track SUNU.W'S. .... -1 FiTry-boats not lo run on K, Refreshments not to be sold in the j.avk.- on *'.".'.'.".'.".. 1 "■ Street cars not to run on h WEARING, 100 In the streets or public plftces SWEEPS. .SVe Chimnky Inspkctohs. SWEEPING STREETS. .SV. Assp.ssmi'.ni' Lon,M.-S.nKW..LKS-Sriu:i.;TS. SWINE, , ... ., p.,„ 76 Entire swine not to run at large within tlie t.uj ,-,j Penalty if found running at hirgo . ■ -^; Trespassing on cnelo.^ed land to In. Miiiumiid.Ml Sef Pounds— Piini.H! M.Miicr.Ts. TARLEAliX, 1)6 Fees for licenses to exhibit See ExiiiniTioNs— [-k:i;ssi;s. TAINTED FISII OR MEAT, 142 Exportation or sale of " 208 INDEX TO THK IJY-LAWS TANNEllIES, PAGE. Not to be estfiblislied without leave of the (\)Uik;1I lOiJ See BiiiLDiNfis. TAVP.UN^', (iiiinhlinf; proliibifcil in. 21 27 •27 See ViOTlIAI.M.Nii llorHi>. TAXl^S. By-liiw to fix tlio iimouiit to be nllnwcil in ieilu?tion of. cii Mi"iint tiiii'- UU'lltf, &(! .V;iie>sinent on v;ic;iiii tt'in'iiii'Mts uiiiy In* roiiiieeil by (N.iiit ul' Kovisiuii. . i.'oint of lU'viHioii iiiny riiliicu tln^ tnxo-' nl' piirtiis wlio frimi ^i('l:ll(•^s ir poverty unable to pny lio reuii.ssion (jf tnxo.-i in bo iiUdv.i'il, uoles-s icMbici'il by (^llll•t if lievision Notice of petition to be (nveii I'nr ri'ilnctioo nf '■ )n (lo};;( to Ije $1 , on bitcbes Iji'J . Uiltc-p.Tycif "vt'i-cluu'geil more thiin Iweuty-live \n'r eent. on tlieir ii^:!>'--s- iiienf;' uiny liave amount rcdueeil See AhsKSSMKNT — A-ioi;r*S.MI'.NT, liOC \i. — roiiii r of 1{KV1.-Ii>N- Skwku- Al!f. 1!aTK -M'A'IKl'lNd .SiHKKI:'. TilKATUKS, ti.iinbling, rnttlinir, b)tlery or cbiuioi! njlt ili^liibuliun piobibiifil in luunovnl or indecent plays jioiiibiiiii I.ic'cni-e, application for " fees for " t'cirm of •• to Rnyal Lyceum . Not to be liceii.-'eil iu certain ioiMliiir-' Order to be kept iu Penalty for persons assistmj!: at perl.iinriio i^ in, when not liconsod See I'-xiiiBiTiONH— I.ici:,N>i.;s. TIIOROUGHFAIIEJ', Sec SiDF.WALiis — S ru f.i:i s . TOLL^'-, Bv-liiw No. -lo;!, to exeui[it from tuil l•e^i b'nts liviuff east of the l>on. . , . " •• when til lake etltcl . . It' Coipiiratioa of York DUiit l.j p;is-< ^imil.ir lly-lnw, No. 4oi!, the matter to l»e referred to arbitration TUMliS AND TOMn STONIW Injuring or defacing in l)urial t^rouiils 34 Set DURIAL GUOUND.-. TORONTO STREET RAILWAY ('O.Ml'.wN'V. iei' fcJrinxT Rau.\vays. TOWN-CRIER. *eCiTY Bi;m,.man. TRANSIENT TRADERS. Fees for licenses to See HAWICEBE--Llt'HN-i>- -PkdlK t'S — I'r.TTY ClIAlOir;.'. TRAPS, For entrance tc> eellars '.•8 lOti 97 yii 0« 'Mi 98 97 98 81 90 TREE^ Authority to remove, copy of to be kept C.'br.ibiij'r on U 4:) 44 t'ontractor.s not to injure 4f) I'uttiuf; clown tind removinfr. . 4i) Mor;es not to be fastened to 45 Injuring or destroying 44 " cutting 01- destroying iu buiial grouuJs 34 " trees or shrubs io the public parks, squarfs, or grounds 9 CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME. 209 TRESPASSING ON CITY LANDS, • J"*""' By-law to prevent TRUCKS, ^,, Not to be run on tlio s'ulewalka TUMBLING, „- Fees for licenses to exhibit See ExHiBtTiONS— Licenses. UNLAWFUL GAMES. See Gamblinq. VACANT LOTS, „. By-law to enforce the fencing in of , '' ' Description of fence • , Owners of, to fence in the same ^, reualty ^''* VACANT TENEMENTS, By-law to fix the amount to be allowed iu reduction ol taxes on -'j When Court of Revision may roduce taxes on - ' VAGRANTS, .„, By-lawH to restrain and punish ']' Arrest of • • See Bad Chabacteus— Disordkui.y I'eusons— Duuskkn rEUsoNS. VAULTS AND DRAINS, Sec Tunuc Health '"*" VEGETABLES DECAYED, Not to be brought to the city ^^-^ VEHICLES, ino Fees to Weighmaster for weighing jy May travel on Street Bailway tracks .,,j Not to be run on the sidewalks ^ y Not to impede the street cars ^ ., I Rcgnlalioiis regarding at market ^7,,. • ' " hay market 7,,j Without horses not to be placed in the streets ••••■•• See Cabs-Carts-Buiilic Markets-Streets-Si nhWALKS. VERANDAS, ICO Construction of ^''^Comfiig into harbour after market hours may be supplied by butchers . . 1 IJO Fees to be paid for bringing wood to the City to be sold thereout of ... . ■ o « " hiiyorstrawtotheCity in, for sale.n...... i-< lle,illl, officers to examine into s.Mi.ces of tilth or causes of sickness in . . lo.. See Febbyiioats— Public Health— Steamboats. VICTUALLING HOUSES, l^o Gambling not allowed in :"':",.'" \"" " ' ' *.'„Voi'l <)" General Inspector of Licenses to inspect premises betore license gianteU ^.)- H ours for closing joi; Improper characters not allowed to frequent ^^^^ Licenses for * ' '_ n)\ " petition for ^^n; " forfeiture of ' " -^ ^y •« transfer of I q.^ '« to bo posted up in ^^^[ Security to be given by kepeers of See Licenses. WAGGONS. See Vehicles. 27 210 iNltEX TO Tm-: llY-LAWa |v i, WALKS ANlJ UAUDKNS COMMITTEI'.. To Imve tl\o cure an