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Members of City Council from Incorporation
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1856
1857
Murray Andft-son,
William Darker.
Elijah Leonard.
1858
1859
i860
1861
David Glass.
Wm. McBride.
James Moffatt.
F. E. Cornish.
First Ward.
Aldermen.
I'eter Sell ram.
James Mutlhtt.
Councilmen.
fohn lilair.
B. Wheeler.
Aldermen.
Peter Scliram.
James MotVatt.
Councilmen.
John Blair.
R. S. Talbot.
Aldermen.
James Moffatt.
James Cousins,
Councilmen.
John Blair.
George Taylor.
Aldermen.
James Cousins,
John Blair.
Cou''cilmen.
\i. Wheeler.
Robert Gunn.
Aldermen.
James Moffatt.
J. 1. Mackenzie.
Councilmen.
Charles .Stead.
John Bonser.
Aldermen.
J. I. Mackenzie.
Charles Stead.
Councilmen,
B. Wheeler.
A. Campbell.
Aldermen.
Charles Stead.
J. M. Cousins.
Councilmen.
B. Wheeler.
John Bonser.
Second Ward.
Aldermen.
M. Anderson.
Elijah Leonard.
Councilmen.
Wm. McBride.
Geo, M. Gunn.
Aldermen.
Elijah Leonard.
Wm. McBride,
Councilmen,
S. McBride.
John O'Neil.
Aldermen,
Elijah Leonard.
Wm. McBride.
Councilmen.
S. McBride.
John O'Neil.
Aldermen.
Wm. McBride.
M. Anderson.
Councilmen.
S. McBride.
John O'Neil.
Aldermen.
S. McBride,
Wm. Begg,
Councilmen,
K, Brown,
James Gillean,
Aldermen.
S. McBride.
Wm. Begg.
Councilmen.
James Gillean.
Wm. Pope.
Aldermen,
Samuel McBride,
William Pope.
Councilmen,
J. B, Smyth.
Wm. Divinny.
Third Ward.
Aldermen.
James Daniell.
Joseph Gibbons.
Councilmen.
Arthur Wallace,
John Clegg.
Aldermen,
Marcus Holmes.
David Glass,
Councilmen,
John Clegg.
John A. Arnold.
Aldermen.
Marcus Holmes.
David Glass.
Councilmen.
John Arnold.
James Durand.
Aldermen.
Marcus Holmes.
David Glass.
Councilmen.
James Durand.
John Cousins.
Aldermen.
T. H. Buckley.
B. A. Mitchell.
Councilmen.
James Reid.
David Hughes.
Aldermen,
r. 11. Buckley.
C. D. Holmes.
Councilmen,
David Hughes.
J. J. Spettigue.
Aldermen.
C. D. Holmes.
Ed. Heathfield,
Councilmen.
David Hughes.
}. J. Spettigue.
of the City of London, in 1855, until 1861.
Fourth Ward.
Aldermen.
K. Ahernetliy.
J. W. Kennotl.
Councilmen.
Francis .Smith.
David Glass.
Aldermen.
Francis Smith.
J. W. KerniDtt.
Councilmen.
William Glass.
Wm. T, Kiely.
Aldermen.
Francis Smith.
K. Ahernetliy.
Councilmen.
W. '1\ Kiely.
Wm. Glass.
Aldermen.
Francis Smith.
John Griffith.
Councilmen.
Jas. II. Flock.
Chas. Triddis.
Aldermen.
W, S. Smith.
Jas. II. I-lock.
Councilmen.
A. Hamilton.
Ariel Tousby.
Aldermen.
Jas. II. Flock.
II. Stevenson.
Councilmen.
John Griffith.
Alex. Murray.
Aldermen.
Jas. li. Flock.
IT. Stevenson.
Councilmen.
John Griffith.
Alex. Murray.
Fifth Ward. | Sixth Ward.
Aldermen. Aldermen.
iXiniel Lester. John Cariing.
Geo. G. Mnjfee.i Thomas Peel.
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Councilmen. I Councilmen.
Thos. Carter. VVm. Glen.
Robert Smitli. I'. I'hipps.
i\ldermen. i Aldermen.
Daniel Lester, ijohn Cariing.
Geo. G. jMagee. [Thomas Peel.
C;)uncilmen.
Robert Smith.
Jas. Ilitchins.
Aldermen.
Daniel Lester.
11. Hunter.
Councilmen.
Robert Smith.
Wm. Doty.
Aldermen.
Robert Smith.
Henry Roots.
Councilmen.
VVm. Doty,
lirock Stevens.
Aldermen.
Robert Smith.
Geo. Webster.
Councilmen.
D. McPherson.
Jesse Rapley.
Aldermen.
Robt. Smith.
J. W. McGauley
Councilmen.
D. Mcl'herson.
J. W. Rapley.
Aldermen.
D. Mcl'herson.
D. Maciie.
Councilmen.
J. W. R.ipley.
.S. II. Gr.iydon.
Aldermen.
Kd. Garratl.
r. I'hipps.
Councilmen.
Wade Owen.
Jolm Christie.
Aldermen.
Ed. tjarralt.
P. Phipps.
Councilmen.
Wade Owen.
John Christie.
Aldermen.
P. Phipps.
Thomas Peel.
Councilmen.
W.ide Owen.
James Griffiths.
j Councilmen.
I P. Phipps.
JFd. G.irratt.
I .Aldermen.
Ijohii CarWnt;.
Fd. Garratt.
Councilmen.
P. Phipps.
(ieo. I'it/gerakl.
Aldermen.
Kd. Garralt.
P. Phipps.
Councilmen.
Wade Owen.
R. V. Matthews.
Seventh Ward.
Aldermen.
Wm. barker.
Wm. Darby.
Councilmen.
j Robinson Orr.
John Wells.
I Aldermen.
iWm. Rarker.
is. Stansfield.
, Councilmen.
;J()hn Wells.
Robinson Orr.
Aldermen.
S. Stansfield.
P. (I. Norris.
: Councilmen.
John Ross.
R. Thompson.
I Aldermen.
P. G Norris.
K. E. Cornish.
! Councilmen.
iT. Partridge, jr.
|M. Macnamara.
I Aldermen,
i'. E. Cornish.
IT. Partridge, jr.
j Councilmen.
[M. Macnamara.
]Thos. O'Brien.
!
j Aldermen.
|F. E. Cornish.
ijohn Ross.
Councilmen.
'T. Partridge, jr.
Thos. O'Brien.
Aldermen.
P. G. Norris.
|T. Partridge, jr.
I Councilmen.
iThos. O'Brien.
l\, Thompson.
Clerk.
John Doyle.
John Doyle.
John Doyle.
A. S. Abbott.
A. S. Abbott.
A. S. Abbott.
A. S. Abbott.
Members of the City Council
Tear.
Mayor.
1862 F. K. Cdrni^h.
1S63 1'". E. Coinislu
18O41F. E. ('oniisli.
1865
David Cjlass.
1866
David Glass.
1867
1868
1869
Frank Smith.
Win. S. Smith.
First Ward.
Second Ward, i 'I'hird Ward.
Aldui-nien.
'Charles Stead.
n. W'heelcr.
j Comu'ilnu'n.
jWm. ji)linsoii.
jjnmcs lJcadni."n.
I
I Aldermen.
(.'harles Stead.
H. Wheeler.
Councilnien.
Wm. Johnson.
'James Deadniaii.
! .-Mdei men.
i(.'harles Slead.
jl;. Wheeler.
I ('ounrilnien.
jWm Johnson,
'fas. Deadm.iii.
r
1 Aldenucn.
I Li. Wheeler.
J. M. Consuls.
C'onncilmen.
jWni. Johnson.
Jas. Dcadman.
Aldermen.
H. Wlieeler.
Ed. tJlackmeyer.
ConnciliHen.
James Deadnian.
E. I'avey.
Aldermen.
1!. Wheeler.
Ed. Glackmeyer.
A. McCormick.
Aldermen.
A. Mc(!ornn'ck.
I>. Wheeler.
Ed. Clackmeyer.
Aldermen.
Sanuiel .Meiiride.
Wni.J'ope.
( 'ounedNien.
|<ilin I!. .Smyth.
Wm. Devinii).
Aldermen,
■ianiuel .Meiiride.
William l)e<;^f.
( 'ouneilnien.
John I!. Smyth.
Oswald IJaynes.
.Mdernuii.
Saml. .Mclhide.
ir.mes (lillean.
( 'onneilmen.
[ohn 1!. Smyth.
< >s\vald liayne.s.
.Mdeiinen.
Samuel Meiiride.
John ('ampbell.
Councilnien.
John I!. Smyth.
Oswald n.nyne.s.
Aldermen.
Samuel Meiiride. jDaviil Hughes.
John Camiiliell. i[uhn Con.sins.
I Aldurnicn.
|C. 1). Holmes,
jl. J. Spettiguc.
I Couneilmen.
I ':ivid I Inches.
I A alter Xichcjl.
Aldermen.
jC ]). liolnie.s.
J. J. Spettigne.
Councilnien.
I David Hughes.
Walter Xiehol.
Aldermen,
David I luglies.
J. J. .s'petiigue.
Councilnien.
William I'latt.
John Tihlis.
I Aldermen,
j David Hughes.
John Cousins.
j Councilnien.
jjanies Keid.
ijolin W. Cryer.
Al
ilennen.
Councilnien.
John 15. Smyth.
< )s\\ald ISaynes.
Aldermen.
S. .Meiiride.
J. Carn])l)ell.
J. Jl. Smyth.
Aldermen.
I. Campbell.
S. Meiiride.
J. 11. Smyth.
I
John Christie. Aldermen.
S. H. (.r.aydon. 11. Wheder
'\. .McCormick
lEd. Glacknieyer. J. Campbell
Kcsigneil 221UI Fcljni.iry, and a. H. Uiaydoii \va^ clocterl.
-Mdermen.
J. 11. Smyth.
•S. Meiiride.
Councilnien.
ijanies Keid.
IJohn W. Cryer.
Aldermen.
David Hughe.s.
John Cousins,
lames Dnrand.
r
I Aldermen.
jWilliam I'arris.
David Hughes.
James Durand.
Aldermen.
Walter .\icliol.
William h'arris.
David Hughes.
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from the Year 1862 to 1869.
Fourtli Ward. h'ifili W.iid, i SiMli Wanl. ^cvcnlli Wanl.
ClLTk.
Alcicniu'ii.
11. Stevenson.
Jnlin l\()ss.
CiHineilnieii.
A. Mc(!oniiick.
Alex. Murray.
Aldermen.
II. .Stevenson,
John Ross.
Councilnien
Alex. Murray.
A. McCorniick.
Aldermen.
Jolm Ross.
Alex. Murray.
Aldermen. Aldermen.
D. Mcl'herson. I', i'liipjis,
I). Maelie. 'riiomas I'eel.
Councilmen. Cuuncilnien.
J. \V. Rapley. Wade t.)\veii.
.'^. 11. (iraydon. Jdin Cliri-lie
Aldermen.
D. Maelie.
S. 1 1. ( Iraydnn.
Councilmen.
I. W. Rapley.
John I larrison.
Aldermen.
]i. Maelie.
I). Mcl'lier^on.
.Mdernicii.
r. rhipp>.
Tliomas I'eel.
Councilmen.
\\ ade ( )\\en.
John ( 'hrislie.
.Aldernuii.
!'. IMnpp.
I honia,^ I'eel.
Councilmen. Councilmen. Councilmen.
Hewitt Fysh. J. \V. kapk). WadeOwcn.
James l'eici\-al. Thomas Hrown. lolin Chii^tie.
Aldermen.
John Ross.
Alex. .Murray.
Couneilmi-n.
Hewitt I'ysh.
James I'ercival
Aldermen.
John Ross.
Alex. Murray.
Councilmen.
Hewitt Fysh.
James I'ercival.
Aldermen.
Alex. Murray.
Hewitt I*'ysh.
\V. S. Smith.
Aldermen.
Alex. Murray.
Hewitt hysh.
W. S. Smith.
Aldermen.
W. S. Smith.
Hewitt Fysh.
Alex. Murray.
Geo. M;icljutli
Aldermen.
I). .Maelie.
'[. Williams.
Aldermen.
Thomas I'eel.
lohn ("hristie.
Councilmen. Councilmen.
J. ^V. Rapley. Wade Owen.
T. llrown. S. Screaton.
Aldermen.
I). M.actie.
I). Lester.
Aldermen.
Thomas Tccl.
I. Christie.
Councilmen. ( 'mincilmt.'n.
J. \V. Rajrtcy. Waile Owt-n,
\'i. Rurdelt. S. Screaton.
Aldermen.
John Christie.
Thomas I'eel.
.Mdermen.
r. I'artridi^e, jr.
riios. ( )'lhitn.
Councihnen,
Wm. Waiul.
R. Thompson.
Aldermen.
T. I'artridi^e, jr.
'I'hos. O'lirieii,
Councilmen.
Wm. Waud.
K. Tlion>pson.
Aldermen.
T. rartridi^c, jr.
Thos. O'lirien.
' 'ouncilmen.
M. Macnamara.
W . \ . I'.'.unton.
Aldermen.
JT. Partridge, jr.
T. I'art ridge.
(.'ouncilmen.
M. Macnauiara.
W. C. I., (iill.
Aldermen,
r. t'artridge, jr.
l'. I'artriilge.
( 'ouncilmen.
M. Macnamara,
W. C. L. Ciill.
i Aldernren.
T. Partridge, jr
|T. Partridge.
A. S. Alil.oit.
A. S. Abbott.
A. S, Abbott.
A. S .\bl)ott.
A. S. Abbott.
Aldermen.
Daniel Lester.
S H. (iraydon.
Robert Smith. I'rancis Smith, ijames Egan.
Aldermen. Aldermen. Aldermen,
S. H. (iraydon. J"li» <^''"'i^t"-"- iT. Partridge, jr.
Robert Smith. Fraixis Smith, 't. Partridge,
M, Anderscm. 'IhomasPeel. Ijanies Egan.
j(Jeo. Macbeth.
Aldermen. j Aldermen. 1 Aldermen,
S. IL Craydon. |John Christie, T. I'artridge, jr.
R Smith. jThonias I'eel. T. Partridge.
^L Anderson. 'Ceo. Macbeth, ijames Egan.
clcclcil ill March in pkici: uf Francis Smidi, l■c•^i.^lled.
A. S, Abbott
A. S Abbott.
A. S. Abbott.
Members of the City Council
Year.
1870
1871
Mayor.
II, Graydon.
I'iist Wiud. Sucond Ward.
Aldermen.
15, Whcclor.
A. McConuick.
I. M. Cousins.
Aldcnnen.
Mcliridc.
''aniphull.
I!. Smyth.
J. M. Cousins.
1872 J. Campbell.
1873
1S74
IS7S
A. McCormick.
Henj. Cronyn.
Benj. Cronyn.
Aldermen. Aldermen.
J. M. Cousins. J. H. Smyth.
A. McC'ormick. :|. Camphell.
D. C. Macdonald. ij. JetVery.
I Aldermen. Aldermen.
Ij, M. Cousins. I. I!. Smyth.
ID. C. Macdon.ild.^J. Camiihell.
Jas. MoClatt. jS. McHride.
Aldermen.
iJ. M. Cousins.
D. C. Macdonald.
'Ja.s. Moffatt.
Aldermen.
Jas Moffatt.
in. C. M.acdonald
Rol.t. rritchard.
Aldermen.
D. 0. Macdonald
Robt. rritchard.
Kobt. Smith.
Aldermen.
J. 1!. Smyth.
Samuel McUride.
Thomas Heat lie.
! Aldermen.
Thomas i^eattie.
James ( 'owan.
:T. F. Kingsmill.
! Aldermen,
fames Cowan.
A. I!. I'oweil.
Ceor(,'e F*hillips.
187^0. ('. Macdonald.' Aldermen,
kobt. I'ritchard.
John Campbell.
G. I). Sutherland.
1877 Robert Pritchard.
1878 Robert Lewis.
1879 Robert Lewis.
Aldermen.
G. 1). Sutherland,
John Campbell.
jGeo. Gray.
I Aldermen.
John Campbell.
I Robt I'ritchard.
John B. Smyth.
; Aldermen.
iRobt. S. Murray.
VV. W. Kit/jjerald.
jA. K. Thompson.
1 Aldermen.
|\V. W. I'itz<,rerald.
I A. K. Thompson.
Robt. S. .Murray.
Third Ward.
j Aldermen,
j David Hughes.
Walter Nichol.
William Karris.
! Aldermen.
F. I'',. ( 'ornish.
^Villianl Starr.
John Woods.
Aldermen.
William Starr.
|i)hn W^oods.
"Arch'd Mcl'hail.
Aldermen.
■ Wm. Starr.
Arch'd Mcl'hail.
A. McCormick.
Aldermen.
W'illiain .Starr.
.Arch'd Mcl'hail.
.William Farris.
Aldermen.
Wm. Starr.
Wm. F'arris.
Arch'd Mcl'hail.
*Janies Dunbar.
John W. Jones.
Aldermen.
Arch'd Mcl'hail.
John VV. Jones.
Wm. Skinner.
Aldermen.
John W. Jones.
Wm. Skinner.
D.iniel Regan.
i Aldermen.
John Campbell.
I iRobt. I'ritchard.
I ijas, Muirhead.
James Dunli.ir ami John \V. Jones elcn,
deceased.
i Aldermen. Aldermen,
jl'lobt. S. Murray. |Wm. Skinner.
'A. K. Thompson. jDaniel Regan.
jA; H. I'oweil. jSamuel Stringer.
Aldermen. I Aldermen.
A. I!. I'oweil. jWm. Skinner.
A. K. Thomps(m.!.S.am'l Stringer.
W. W. l-'iizgerald.lChas. T.aylor.
4ili Aii:4ii--l. viic Starr, lesiuncd, anil I'aivi-
from the Year 1870 to 1879.
I'oiutli Wanl. I'ifili Wiinl
Aldfiiiicn. [ Aldiiiiicii.
A1l'.\. Miiniiy. |M. Aiuli'ison.
Ilcwiti I'ysh. ;lJnnic'l \.cs[v\:
II. I!. Sir()nt,r. (S. II. (li.iydon.
*'r. Mi'Cormickl
AldciiiK'n.
I lew ill I'ysh.
'r. Mc('(iriHit:k,
SaimiL'l liarkcr.
Aldonufii.
IlewiK I''ysli.
Samuel ilaikcr.
Alex. Murray.
Aldermen.
L. C. Leonanl.
John J. Ilrown.
Alex. Murray.
Aldermen.
Alex. Murray.
L. C. Leonard.
('. W. Andrus.
Aldermen.
L. C. Leonard.
(i. T. Iliscox.
S. VV. Abbott.
Aldermen.
(i. T. Iliscox.
lolin Ross, [son
A.J.Ci. I lender-
Aldermen.
G. T. IIisci)x.
George McNab.
John Ross.
Aldermen.
Cleorge McXab.
A. Keenleyside.
Geo. EdIeston.
Aldermen.
Geo. EdIeston.
(ieo. T. Iliscox.
l?enj. W. Greer
I Aldermen.
S. II. ( Jrnydoii.
I.I. \V. kaplev.
!llenj. Shaw.
i ,, ,
' Aldermen.
S, 1 1. ( iraydon.
Uenj. .Sliaw.
J. W. Uapley.
Aldermen.
S. II, ( ir.aydon.
Henj. Shaw.
.1. \V. Rapley.
Aldermen.
[. \V. Rapley.
[. W. Kern.
I. J. Magee.
.Aldermen.
J. W. Rapley.
Tlios. lirowne.
Joseph l!unn.
Aldermen.
W. Rapley.
Thus, lirowne.
J. R. Miniiinnick
Aldermen.
J. W. Rapley.
Thos. lirovvne.
Sixth Ward. Seventh Ward.
Aldeinien.
John Christie.
'I'liiMiias I'eel.
(jco. .\I icbetli.
IJno. Williaais.
iXIdermen.
T. Partridge, jr.
T. Partridge.
James Egan,
Aklernien.
hn Christie.
1 iiomas I'eel. I'L. Partridge,
[nhn WiKiinis. Ijanies Egan.
A. S. Abbott.
■Mdernii'n. |A. S. .\l)bott.
Partridgi', jr.
AJiliiinen.
John Christie.
John Williams.
In-nj. (ronyn.
Aldermeni
T. Partridge, jr.
T. Partridge.
Jaui ■ I'^gan.
Aldermen.
Joiin Christie.
John Williams. jT. Partridge
lienj. e' ronyn. ijames Egan.
I Aldermen.
jT. Partridge, jr.
Aldermen,
John Christie.
John Williams,
Robert Lewis.
Aldermen.
John Christie.
Robert Lewis.
John Williams.
I
I Aldermen.
Ijohn Christie.
'Roiierl Lewis.
John Williams.
i Aldermen.
Ijohn C'hristie.
[ohii Williams.
f.R. Minhinnick John IJoyd.
Aldermen.
W. Rapley.
Thos. lirowne.
Graham Glass.
Aldermen.
Graham Glass,
(ieorge Gray,
lames Ardill.
Aldermen,
lohn (_'hristie.
|ohn Williams.
W. R. V
m
ing.
Aldermen.
John Williams
John lioyd.
Wm. Scarrow.
I .■ Aldermen.
jT. Partridge, jr
JT. Partridge.
John R. Peel.
j"
I Aldermen.
i'P. Partridge, jr,
|'I\ Partridge.
James Egan.
j
I Aldermen.
i'i". Partridge, jr.
jT. Partridge.
jA. li. McColl.
Aldermen.
r. Partridge, jr.
jT. Partridge.
James Egan.
Aldermen.
[James Egan.
Thomas Peel.
John R. Peel.
Aldermen,
[ames Egan.
\. S. Abbott.
A. S. Abbott.
A. S. Abbott.
A. S. Abbott.
A. S, Abbott.
\. S. Abbott.
\. S. Abbott.
A. S. Abbott.
. ''';''^-„^l'-"C'omuik eluded May ,6tti, vic:e H.
tjoliii Willuim. elcc- d June aolh, vice Geoi-i;.
obn R. Peel.
^ ohn Rayner.
1!. Sll-ong, (lecc'U'ietl.
-Maubetli, ileccased
lO
jycEnycBEKS
-Ol-
THE CITY COUNCIL
For the Year 1879.
Mayor.
ROBERT LEWIS, ESQ.
Aldermen.
1ST WARD -John Cami'Hki.i., K.iiiKRr I'RiTcifAKH, Ja.mks Muirhkad.
2Ni> WARD— \V. W. I'n/.GKKAi.i), A. K. Tiiomi'son, Amhro e 1!. Powell.
3R1) WARD-WiLLiAM Skinner, Chari.es Taylor, Samuel Stringer.
4T11 WARD— Ueo. T. lliscox, Heni. \V. Greer, George Edlestone.
5TI1 WARD-C;EORf;E Gray, James Ardill, Graham Glass.
6th WARD— John IJoyh, John Williams, William Scarrow.
7TH WARD-Jamks Er.AN, John Raynkk, John R. Peej..
Board of Police Commissioners.
Roi;i KT Lewis, Ks(j., Mayor Chairman
William Elliot, Esv Judge County Court
Lawrence Lawrason, Esq Police Magistrate
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Offidei^^ of t]\Q doi^pot'ktion.
Lawrence Lawrason, Es(^) Police Maeistrate
Alex. S. Abhott, Esq City Clerk
John Brown, E.S(,) Treasurer
Thomas H. Tracv, Es(,) City Entrineer
F. B. Wilkinson-, Es(j. . . Resident Hospital Suroeon
W. R. Meredith, Esq City Solicitor
Alfred (i. Smyth, ]
BURWELL S< HRAM, ) AuclitorS
Artifur Wallace, ]
William McBrh)e. ) Assessors
John Blair, ]
T ^- ( Collectors
James 1 avlok, )
Thomas Winnett Clerk of Weigh Scales
William Ma(Jee. . . .Clerk of Covent Garden Market
John W. Nash Clerk Wood Market
RoisERT Mawhinnev Janitor City Hall
Wii LiAM Williams Crier
Henry Moor head, ")
John Short, \ Chimney Sweeps
John Harris, )
J. G. Scracc, )
TT WT i Pound Keepers
H. Winder, ) '■
David Hughes City Inspector and Relief Officer
Stephen Grant Steward City Hospital
JuLL\ Grant Matron City Hospital
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Members of Police Force.
Chief Constable,
Sergt.- Major,
Sergeant,
W. T. T. Wtli.iams.
\Vm. Baskerville.
James Crawford.
CONSTABLES.
John Larkin,
Patrick Wallace,
James Hobbins,
John Boyd,
Frederick Templar,
Matthew Calderwood,
William Rowan,
George Christie,
Robert Crawford,
William Rider,
Robert Weir.
James Lutman,
Robert Adams,
Ulyse M. Burk.
Willi.im Pop(;,
Thomas IVI. Barton,
Thomas Jenkins.
Arthur W. McGuire.
DETECTIVES.
Enoch Murphy, Henry Phair. Richard Wigmore.
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CHARTER
ni IIIE
CITY OF LONDON
WHEREAS, the Town Council of the Town of
London, in the County of Middlesex, in Upper
Canada, have, by petition to Governor-General, prayed
that a Proclamation might issue, erecting the said Town
into and setting it apart as an Incorporated City, by
the name of the " City of London," and incorporating
the inhabitants thereof under the said Acts, and mak-
ing new divisions of such City into Wards. And it
sufficiendy appearing to our Governor-General of our
said Province, in Council, that the said Town contained,
according to the last Census Returns for the same,
more than Ten Thousand Inhabitants, our said
Governor-General, in Council, did thereupon order and
direct that a Proclamation suould be issued, erecting
and setting apart the said Town, as contained within
the boundaries hereinafter set forth, as an Incorporated
City, by the name of the " City of London," and in-
corporating the inhabitants thereof according to the
provisions of the said Acts. And which said City,
with the boundaries thereof, shall and may, upon, from
and after the First of January next, after the end of
three calendar months from the teste of such Procla-
mation, be known and described as follows, that is to
say :— " The City of London," to consist of all that
v-
part of tho l^'ovinco situate within the County of
Middlesex, and lyin^- within th(i following- limits, that
is to say : all the lands comprised within the old and
new surveys of the Town of London, together with
the lands adjoining thereto, lying between the said
surveys and the River Thames, producing the northern
boundary line of the new survey until it intersects the
north branch of the River lliames, and producing
the eastern boundary line of the said new survey until
it intersects the east branch of the River Thames, and
the eastern boundary line be known as Adelaide street.
Description of the Boundaries of the Wards
in the City of London.
The City to be divided into Seven Wards, to be
called respectively. First Ward, Second Ward, Third
Ward, Fourth Ward, Fifth Ward, Sixth Ward,
Seventh Ward.
The said First Ward to comprise all that part of
said City which lies south of Dundas street and west
of Richmond street.
The said Second Ward to comprise all that part
of the said City which lies west of Burlington street,
Mark-lane and Richmond street, and between Oxford
and Dundas streets.
The said Third W^ard to comprise all that part of
the said City which lies south of Dundas street, and
between Richmond and Waterloo streets.
The said Fourth Ward to comprise all that part of
the said City which lies west of Waterloo street and
east of Burlington street, Mark-lane and Richmond
street, and between Oxford and Dundas streets.
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The said Fifth Ward to comprise all that part of
the said City which lies west of Adelaide street and
east of Waterloo street and south of Dundas street.
The said Sixth Ward to comprise all that part of
said City which lies west of Adelaide street and east
of Waterloo street and between Oxford and Dundas
streets.
The said Seventh Ward to comprise all that part of
the said City which lies north of Oxford street.
Now TiiERKFORE Know Ye, that havinL,^ taken the
premises into our Royal consideration, and approving
of the erection and setting- apart of the said Town as
an Incorporated City, by the name and with the
boundaries aforesaid, and of the Incorporation of the
inhabitants accordingly, we do, by this our Royal Pro-
clamation, and in the exercise of the powers in us
vested in this behalf, as well by the Upper Canada
Municipal Corporations Act of our said Province, as
by our Prerogati\'e Royal or otherwise however, grant,
ordain, proclaim and appoint that the said Town of
London shall, upon, from and after th(i first day of
January next, aftc;r three; calendar months from the
teste of this our Proclamation, become an Incorporated
City; and that the Inhabitants of the said City and
their successors, by the name of the Municipality of the
CITY OP LONDON, in the County of Middlesex,
shall, upon, from and after the First day of January,
become incorporated as an Incorporated City, under
and according to the provisions of the said Upper
Canada Municipal Corporations Act, with [)erpetual
succession and a Common Seal, and all and singular
other the rights, powers, [privileges, franchises and
i6
immunities to sucii Incorporated Cities and the inhabi-
tants thereof generally, either at Common Law or by
Statute in anywise belon<;ino- or appertainino-. And
we do direct and ordain, that the iMrst Municipal
Election for the said City of London shall be held, in
the manner prescribed by the said Municipal Corpora-
tions Act, on the First Monday in said month of
January. Of all which premises all our loving sub-
jects, and all others whom it doth or may in anywise
concern, are hereby required to take notice, and
govern themselves accordingly.
In Testimony Whereof, we have caused these our
Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of our
said Province of Canada to be hereunto affixed.
Witness, our Right Trusty and Right Well beloved
Cousin, James, Eari. of Elgin and Kincardine,
Knight of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order
of the Thistle, Governor-General of British North
America, and Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief
in and over our Province of Canada, Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick and the Island of Prince Edward, and
Vice-Admiral of the same, &c., &c., at '^ 'eb.-c, in our
said Province, this TWENTY-FIRS ' ...y of SEP-
TEMBER, in the year of Our Lord C .Thousand
Eight Hundred and Fifty-four, and in the Eighteenth
Year of our Reign.
(By Command,)
P. J. O. CHAUVEAU, Secretary.
BY-LAW
Respecting the Interpretation of the By-laws
of the City of London.
BE IT ENACTED by the Municipal Council of
the Corporation of the City of London as follows :
1. This By-law may be cited as "The Interpreta- shontuie.
tion By-law."
2. In the construction of every By-law of the said The interpreta-
Municipal Co ncil, passed after this By-law takes appiylHif By--
effect, except in so far as the provisions of this section ly%l"s.std?"and
are inconsistent with the intent and meaning of such By-bHo^strlred! "*
law, or the interpretation which such provisions would
give to any word, expression or clause, is inconsistent
with the context, and except in so far as any provision
thereof is in any such By-law declared not applicable
thereto.
(i) The law shall be considered as always speak- Application of
• 11 .^ ^l»- 1 expressions in
mg ; and whenever any matter or thmg is expressed present tense.
in the present tense, the same is to be applied to the
circumstances as they arise, so that effect may be given
to each By-law and every part thereof according to its
spirit, true intent and meaning.
(2) The word "shall" shall be construed as im-
perative, and the word " may " as permissive.
(3) Whenever the word " herein " is used in any
section of a By-law, it shall be understood to relate to
the whole By-law, and not to that section only.
(4) The word "person" shall include any body
corporate or politic, or party, and the heirs, executors,
administrators, or other legal representatives of such
person, to whom the context can apply according to
law.
"Shall" and
may."
' Herein."
"Person."
i8
' Montli."
' Near."
' Holiday."
Number and
gender.
Repeal uf a
(5) The word " month " shall mean a calendar
month, and the; word " year " a calendar year.
(6) The word "holiday" shall include Sunday,
New Year's Day. Good Friday, Christmas l)ay,
Dominion Day, the days appointed for the celebration
of the Birthday of Her Majesty and of Her Royal
Successors, and any day appointed by proclamation of
the Governor-General or Lieutenant-Governor as a
public holiday or for a creneral fast or thanksgiving.
(;) Words importing the singularnumber or the mas-
culine gender only shall include more persons, parties,
or things of the same kind than one, and females as
well as males, and the converse.
(tS) TIk; repeal of any By-law or part of a By-law
!lve'''rb'-inw've; shall ttot revive any By-law or provision of law
pealed by it. fci^ealed by such By-law or part of a By-law, or pre-
vent the effect of any saving clause therein.
KiTect of repeal (9) Where a By-law is repealed wholly or in part,
llsacdmie^cUid other jirovisions substituted, all officers, persons,
''■ bodies politic or corporate, acting under the old law
shall continue to act as if appointed under the new
law until others are appointed in their stead, and all
proceedings taken under the old law shall betaken up
and continued under the new law when not inconsist-
ent therewith ; and all penalties and forfeitures may
be recovered, and all proceedings had in relation to
matters which have happened before the repeal, in the
same manner as if the law were still in force, pursuing
the new provisions as far as they can be adapted to
the old law.
( )ITeiices com-
(10) No offence committed, and no penalty or for-
uesl'Kur'reTiroi feiture incurred, and no proceeding pending under
affectedbyrepeai ^j^y by-law at any time repealed, shall be affected by
the repeal, except that the proceedings shall be con-
formable where necessary to the repealing by-law ; and
that where any penalty, forfeiture or punishment has
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been mitigated by any of the provisions of the repeal-
ing- by-law, such provision shall be extended and ap-
plied to any judgment to be pronounced after such
repeal.
Passed in open Council, this sixth day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-nine.
A. S. APT30TT,
Clerk.
R. LEWIS,
Mayor.
L.8.1
to
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BY- L AW
To Amend and Consolidate certain of the By-laws of the'
City of London.
WHEREAS it is expedient to amend and consoli-
date certain of the By-laws of the City of London,
Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Council
of the Corporation of the City of London as follows :
I. This By-law may be cited as "The Consolidated
By-laws of the City of London, 1879."
Short title.
PUBLIC MORALS
2. No person shall, within th^ City, sell or give saie of
intoxi-
, .."^ J ' o ■'aie 01 inioxi-
intoxicatmg drink to a child or apprentice without the SVKappS-en'^
consent of the parent, master, or legal protector of such'"'^*'-
child or apprentice.
3. No person shall put up indecent placards, writ- ,„decent pia-
ings or pictures, or write indecent words, or make '="^'^'' ^^'■
indecent pictures or drawings, on the walls or fences
in the streets or public places within the City.
4. No person shall profanely swear, or make use Profane swear-
of obscene, blasphemous or grossly-insulting language, '"^' *"•
or be guilty of any other immorality or indecency,
within the City.
5. No person shall exhibit or sell, or offer to sell, mdecem or
or have in his possession, within the City, any indecent"'""' ''~'''' ^'*
or lewd book, paper, picture, plate, drawing, or other
thing.
6. No person shall, within the City, exhib . per- i„dccent, im-
form any indecent, immoral or lewd play, or give anypia^^' °' '"""*
indecent exhibition ; and the Mayor, Police Magistrate
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i,xi>iimi,.Mmayor ail)' AltltM-inaii. tlic Chief of Police, or any |)olicc-
i.< prev.me.i. ^^^^^^ ^^^. ^^^..^^^^ offircr, Ilia)' prcvciit tlic cxhibititMi or
performance of any such play, or the i^ivin.*,^ of any
such exhibition.
Drunkenness. /• No person sliall be In a street, square, alley or
public place within the City, in a state of drunkenness.
8. No person shall k(;ep or frequent a house of ill-
fa,"Tdis,lier-' fame or disorderly house within the City, or in any
ly houses. manuer contribute to the supi)ort of such house or
of any inmate thereof, or shall voluntarily reside
therein.
9. No person shall, knowingly, let any house or
.o'be"'used°'as building, within the City, to Ik; used as a house; of ill-
hoiiseofiii-fame. ^,^j^^^,^ or knowinsj^ly and willini^Iy permit the same to
be so used.
10. No person shall permit his house, or other
PermiitiuBbuildinp:. within the City, to be used, freciueiited. or
house to be fr«- '^ , . •' , , *
•luented by notor- resorted to iw iiotorious persons, L-amblers, \ai/rants,
lous persons, &c. . •' . ,-111
prostitutes, or other persons of bad character.
1 1. No person shall keep a gamblins^-house within
Gaming. thc City, or keep or use, or permit to be kept or used,
for the purpose of gambliuL;", in any liouse, room or
place within the City occui)ied by him, any faro bank,
rouge et noir, roulette table, or any other device for
gambling, or permit or allow any games of chance or
hazard with dice, cards or other device, to be played
for money, liquor or other thing, within such house,
room or place ; and no person shall permit any descrip-
tion of gambling, playing at cards, dice or other games
of chance with betting, in any such house, room or
place ; and no person shall frequfmt any such house,
room or place, or gambling-house, or be therein for the
purpose of gaming.
Mayor. &c., ^ 2. The Mayor, Police Magistrate or any Alder-
iIlg''ho"use.'^a!rdman, the Chief of Police, or any policeman or peace
ba'nU'to:^, found officer, may enter into any house, room or place
•h"e. within the City, in which any faro bank, rouge et noir,
liidecfiit e.v;
Dalliini:
MciulicaiU^
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roulette table, or other device for namblinj;-, may be
kept or used for .namblino-. or in which Lia'^^nljliiiL,' of
any description may be carried on, and may arrc;sl
any person, who shall be found therein, and sci/e and
destroy all such faro banks, rou^x? et noir. ronU^tte
tables, or other devices for namblini,^ as shall be found
therein.
13. No person shall make any indecent exposure
of his person in any street, lane, alley, market or pub-
lic place within the City.
14. No person shall bathe or wash his person in
the River Thames within or opposite to tlu; limits of
the City, or in any public water within die City, be-
tween the hours of six o'clock in the forenoon and
eight o'clock in the afternoon.
15. No person shall l)ei;- or ask alms In an) street,
hicjhway. or public place within the City.
16. Every vaL,^rant an tl every person found drunk va«ra.us, an.i
or disorderly in any street, hi<;hway, or public place ctliyV.^'son^^^^^
within the City, shall be liable to the penalties imposed
by this By-law for an infraction of the provisions
thereof.
GRAVES.
17. No person shall wronjrfully remove, or attempt violation of
to remove, aiiy body, or the remains or any part of«''-'v«^s^'<:c.
any body, from any grave, tomb or vault within the
City, in which the same shall have been deposited or
interred; or wilfully destroy, mutilate, deface or injure
any tomb, tombstone or vault, in any cemetery or
burial-ground within the City, or any fence, railing or
other work for the protection or ornament of any such
cemetery or burial-ground, or of any tomb, tombstone,
vault or lot therein ; or wrongfully remove any such
tomb, tombstone, vault, fence, railing, or other work
from sach cemetery or burial-ground ; or wilfully de-
stroy, cut, break, or injure any tree, shrub, or plant
r^
Interments not
to take place
within city.
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growing or being therein ; or play at any game or
sport, or discharge firearms in such cemetery or burial-
ground; or commit any nuisance, or behave in an in-
decent or unseemly manner therein, or in any way
violate any such cemetery, grave, tomb, tombstone, or
vault where the dead are interred.
INTERMENTS.
18. No person shall inter or cause to be interred,
or assist in the interment of, any dead person within
the limits of the City.
NUISANCES.
Slaughter 19- No pcrson shall erect, keep, or continue a
houses. slaughter-house within the City.
Ringing of 20. No person shall ring any bell, blow any horn,
hn'it'e.1*'' '""shout, or make any other unusual noise in the streets
or public places within the City, or so near thereto as
to subject the public to annoyance or inconvenience ;
provided always that nothing herein contained shall
prevent the ringing of bells in connection with any
lawful business or with any church, chapel, meeting-
house or religious service, or the ringing of fire-bells
or fire-alarms.
Firing of guns, 2 1. No person shall fire a gun or other firearm, or
fire or set off a fire-ball, squib, or fire-cracker within
the City.
charivaries.&c 2 2. No person shall engage in a charivari or other
like disturbance of the peace within the City.
.Keeping of 23. No persott shall keep a hog or pig sty, or any
pigs, &c. j^Qg. ^j. pjg^^ upon premises within that part of the City
which lies south of St. James Street.
24. No person shall suffer or permit the accumu-
lation of dung, manure, offal, filth, stagnant water, or
other offensive matter or thing, the accumulation of
which is dangerous to the public health, upon any lot,
Exceptions.
Accumulation
of dung, &c.
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or in any house, building, or place within the City
owned or occupied by him ; and it shall be the duty of
the occupant, or if the premises are unoccupied, of the
owner of such lot, house, building or place, or the per-
son having the care or charge of the same, to cause such
lot, house, building or place to be thoroughly cleansed
and disinfected, and all such accumulation as aforesaid,
as may be therein or thereon, to be removed when de^of the'poirce
required so to do by any member of the Police Force fns'^cwr."^''"''
or by the Health Inspector ; provided always that per-
sons keeping horses or cows may put up the manure up manure.""'"^
thereof in heaps, when the doing so shall not be
offensive to the neighborhood ; but such manure shall
not be so put up or remain after the fifteenth day of
May in any year.
25. No person shall suffer or permit a public Puwic nuisance.
nuisance to exist upon any lot, or in any house, build-
ing, or place within the City owned or occupied by
him, or of which he shall have the care or charge.
26. Any member of the Police Force, the Health Abatement of
Inspec.v/r, or any other person by order of the health ^"'''"'""'*''"''^"
Inspector or of the Board of Health, may abate any
public nuisance existing upon any lot, or in any house,
building, or place within the City.
PUBLIC HEALTH.
27. All the powers conferred upon or vested in Powers confer-
the members of the Municipal Council of the City by Seauh. ''''"'' °^
" The Act respecting the Public Health," or by any
Act passed after " The Municipal Act " took effect, or
which may hereafter be passed for the like purpose,
are hereby delegated to the members of the said
Council who shall from time to time be the members
of the Standing Committee of the said Council, called
the Board of Health.
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Declaration of
offiCL'.
omcc to 1,.. 28. There shall be provided at the City Hall a
'Half fo^tclicai suitable office lor the accommodation of the medical
andotherofficers. ^j^^l Other officcrs to be appoiiitcd as hereinafter men-
tioned, and in which, if deemed convenient, the said-
Board mav meet when called to deliberate on matters
connected with the public health.
Health inspec- 20. There shall be ai^pointed by the Council an
tor to be appoint- -- 11 1 1 i i 1 1 t 1 1 11
«''• officer tt) be called the Health Inspector, who shall
hold office during- the pleasure of the Council and
until his successor is appointed ; and such appoint-
ment shall not be limited to one officer, if it be deemed
necessary in the interest of the public health to
increase the number of such Inspectors.
30. Every Health Inspector shall, before entering
upon the duties of his office, make the following de-
claration before the Mayor of the City for the time
beinLT, viz.:
"I hereby declare that I will, to
the best of my skill and judgment, duly and faithfully
perform all tlie duties appertaining to my office of
Health Inspector, as declared by the By-laws of the
City of London, and that I will not, directly or indi-
rectly, for myself or others, in trust for me or on my
own account, have any interest or concern in any
purchase, contract or agreement, to be made in pur-
suance of such By-laws."
31. The following shall be the duties of the
Health Inspector:
HLthon'cx'"' ^') To attend at the Health Office a portion of
each day, as the said Board may direct.
Duties of
Health Inspec-
tor.
'I'okeep record
of proceedings,
(2) To keep a record of all his [)roceedings in
books, in which shall be entered, under appropriate
heads, any expenditure ordered in his department,
with the names of all persons who have furnished ma-
terials, and of all workmen, the time worked and the
amount to be paid to each individual ; and to make a
To keep super-
report thereof to the said Hoard whene\-er required so
to do, and at the end of each year a schedule of the
property under his charg^e belonginu^ to the City and
the value thereof.
(3) To keep a vigilant supervision over all the
lanes, by-ways, and vacant lots or premises within the&''"" °^ '''"^''
City, upon which any accumulation of dung, manure,
offal, filth, refuse, stagnant water, or other offensive
matter may be found, and at once, either when required
by any person or otherwise, to examine the same and lo notify per.
• r 1 1 • 1 • ^"^"'' 'o remove
notify the person who owns or occuiJies such i^remises accumulation of
■^ ■ ^ , , , ^ '■ ' . i Uiny, &.C..
to remove the same, and, n necessary, to reciuire the
premises to be cleansed and disinfected.
(4) To make a report of such examination, and if icepon there-
such accumulation be not removed within twenty-four l^lovcluo 'by [n-
hours after notice thereof, as aforesaid, to lodge infor-^"""'"'""'
mation before the proper officer, to the end that pro-
ceedings may be immediately taken against the person
offending-, in accordance with the provisions of this
By-law, and it shall be at his discretion to cause such
accumulation to be removed,
(5) To examine or cause to be examined, by anal- ro examine
yzation or otherwise, the water of any well within the'"'''""^"''"''
City, when directed so to do by the said Board, and
to forbid the use of the water from any well that is
found to be unfit for use, and to take such steps as
may be necessary to purify the same.
(6) To visit the premises of all butchers at least .,. . . , ,
\ ' , i , . - ' o visit butch-
once a week durmg the months ot May, June, July, "^"i"''''"''*''^
August, September and October, and twice a month
during the remainder of the year, and to report to the
.said Board the result of such visits immediately there-
after.
(7) To make all necessary arrangements for remov- i-^ provide .or
ing all decaying- animal or vegetablejiiatter fron-i the ■,';"";;;^',;;f|'*^^;-!^^^^^^^
streets, and for the temporary deposit and subseciuentl^';'''''-' '"''""-■''
removal of manure, horse-dirt and offal.
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ToseethatBy. {^) ^o ^cc that thc provisions of the By-laws of
lawsrebting w j-Ug Q\iy rclatincf to the puWic health, except such of
public health are / _o '■ . 11. • C i.\
observed. (\^q said provisions as relate to the duties ot other
^ ^ ,. persons, are enforced, and generally to obey and carry
To obey direc- r ^ ' . ,,,'^. r 1 'IT* J'
tionsofBoardofQ^j. ^]-)g jnstructions and directiotts ot the said board in
matters relating to the public health.
^-^ In addition to the appointment of Health
Appointment of O" , ^ -t 1 • • 1 1 • i-
Medical Health I ^gpgctors thc Council iiiav, when it is deemed indis-
pensable for the preservation of the public health and
the more promptly and effectually carrying into effect
the sanitary provisions of this or any other By-law of
the Council, appoint one or more members of the
Medical Profession to be Medical Health Officer or
Officers of the City, to hold office during the pleasure
of the Council, and whose duties and remuneration
shall be specially defined from time to time by resolu-
tion of the Council or of the said Board.
whennoMed- 33- ^^ the abscnce of such appointment of a Medi-
icai Health offi-j,^] Health Officer it shall be lawful for the Mavor or
ccr. ^
the said Board, or any member thereof, upon being
informed by any Health Inspector, Constable or other
Provision for person, that any person or family is in sicknes^s, and
reie o *'"'"'* (j^gtitutc to Tcquire, by a written order and not other-
wise, some member of the Medical Profession at once
to proceed to visit such person or family, and upon
such visitation to take such measures for their imme-
diate relief as to him may seem requisite, either by
reporting them as fit subjects to be removed to the
General Hospital or other place provided for that pur-
pose, or by supplying them or directing them to be
supplied with the requisite medicine for their relief,
at the expense of the City ; and a regular and correct
account of each case and of any sr .• expenditure shall
be kept by him, and a return of the same she'll be made
to the said Board from time to time.
Medicaiorsci ^^' ^" ^^^^ absettce of such appointment of Medical
cntitiVadvi°'e''as Health Officcr it shall be lawful for the Mayor or said
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Board to ex-
amine sources of
Board to call in and avail themselves of medical or scien- toaduiieiationot
tific advice or assistance in cases in which, in the exercise °° '
of sound discretion, they deem it indispensable to seek
such advice and assistance in determining questions
relating to the adulteration or sale of unwholesome
food, the defilement of water, or which may otherwise
be difficult of determination in carrying into effect the
sanitary provisions of this or any other By-law of the
City ; and a return of fees and expenditure paid or in-
curred in obtaining or incident to such advice or assist-
ance, shall be made to the said Board from time to
time .
35. The said Board shall examine into all nuisances,
sources of filth, and causes of sickness within the City fiuhr&c?
that may, in its opinion, be injurious to the health of
the inhabitants, and shall destroy, remove, or prevent
the same, as the case may require, and shall further en-
quire respecting articles that are capable of containing
or conveying infection or contagion, brought or
conveyed into the City by or through any vehicle, or
by any means whatsoever.
36. The said Board may grant permits for, or
restrain, the removal of any nuisance or infected articles ""'*""""• ^'
within the City, when they consider it safe and proper
for the public safety so to do.
T,"/. Whenever it shall appear necessary to the said Abatement of
Board or any of its officers, for the preservation of the ""''*^"'"'' *■=•
public health or for the abatement of any nuisance, or
upon the receipt by the said Board of a notice signed
by two or more inhabitants of the City, stating the
condition of any lot, house, building, or place within|the
City to be so filthy as to be a nuisance or injurious to
health, or that a public nuisance exists in or upon such
lot, house, building or place, or that in or uponj'any
such lot, house, building or place, any accumulation of
dung, manure, offal, filth, refuse, stagnant water, or
other offensive matter or thing, is kept or permitted to
Kemoval of
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OiclcriiiK re-
niDval of nuis-
ances, itc.
In case of fail-
ure to remove
after notice
Iioaril may re-
move at expense
of person in de-
fault.
On whom no-
tice is to Ije serv-
ed and how.
Duty of hotel
and hoarding-
house keepers
during epidemic.
Duly of physi-
cians during epi-
demic.
roiii.'iin, so as to be a nuisance! or injurious, as alorcsaid.
the said Board or any of its officers may enter such lot,
house, buildino- or place, for the purpose of examining
the same. and", if necessary, may order the removal of
any such matter or thin^r, as aforesaid ; and if any per-
son havini; the care or control of such lot, house, build-
ino- or i^iace. after havino" " had twenty-four hours'
notice from the said Board or any of its officers, to
remove or abate such matter or thini;-, as aforesaid,
shall ne.L;lect or refuse to remove or abate the same,
he shall be subject to the penalties of this By-law ; and
the said Board may remove or cause to be removed
such matter or thin,y^, and abate or cause to be abated
such nuisance, the costs and expenses whereof shall be
paid by the person in default, in addition to the penal-
ties imposed by this By-law.
38. The notice mentioned in the next preceding
.section of this By-law may be served on the occupant
or person having charge or control of such lot,
house, building. or place, and if such lot, house, build-
ing or place is vacant, the same may be served on the
owner thereof or his agent, if known and resident in
the City, and if not known or not residing in the City,
may be affixed to such lot, house, building or place.
39, During the prevalence of any epidemic, when
any hotel or boarding-house keeper within the City
knows that a person within his house is taken sick of
cholera, smallpox, or any other disease of a malignant
character dangerous to the public health, he shall im-
mediately give notice thereof to the said Board or one
of its officers ; and it shall be the duty of the officer so
notified to visit the same with a view of taking such
steps as he may deem necessary to prevent the spread
of such disease.
40. During the i)revalence of any epidemic, when
any physician knows that any person, whom he is
called u]jon to visit within the City, is infected with
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cholera, smallpox, or any othtir disease of a malionant
character dangerous to the pubhc health, he shall, if in
his opinion the interests of the public health require it,
immediately give notice thereof to the said Board or
one of its officers, to the end that prompt measures
may be insitituted to prevent the spread of such
disease.
41. Any person fraudulently adulterating, for the Adulteration of
purpose of sale, bread, or any other substance intended'"'"'''*''-
for food, with any substance injurious to health, shall,
in addition to any other punishment prescribed by law,
be subject to the penalties of this By-law, and the ar-
ticles so adulterated shall be forfeited and destroyed
under the direction of the Court in which such case
shall be tried.
42. Any person selling within the City, or ex- saie of tainted.
porting therefrom. blown, tainted or damaged fish or llesh e!rfis'i,,"&c.'""''^"
meat, unless with the intent that the same shall be used
for some other purpose than as food, shall be subject
to the penalties of this By-law ; antl upon a trial or
enquiry of such case the burden of proof shall be
upon the person accused, to show for what purpose
such fish or flesh meat was so exported or sold : and
the convicting justice may order the same to be de-
stroyed.
43. No person shall bring into the City any de- ,,
cayed fruit, potatoes, or other vegetable product, or^'^'^-
any tainted or damaged tlesh-meat or fish, without a
permit therefor from the said Board or the said
Health Inspector, or in any other than such a manner
as he or the Board shall direct.
44. No person shall wilfully or maliciously defile. . .er,iiM,^s,nings,
corrupt, or make impure any spring or other source of'^'"
water, or reservoir, within the City, or destroy or
injure any pipe, conductor of water, or other property
pertaining to an aqueduct within the City, or aid or
assist in the same.
Decayed fruit,
1 o
Slauglilcriii!
beeves, &c.
45. No butcher or other person shall kill or
slaughter any beeves, calves, sheep, or other animals
for the purpose of sale, within the City.
incaseof^neg^ ^5^ If the saicl Boarcl is satisfied that any dwelHng-
pril;y;°vaT'orUQ.,^^. ^l^op manufactory or other inhabited building,
drams. iiw..i. , ^ . , . , • 1 1 • 1^ 1 1 •
is not provided with a suitable privy, vault and drains,or
either of them as hereinafter provided, they may give
notice in writing to the owner, agent, occupant, or
other person having the care thereof, requiring such
owner, agent, occupant or other person, within such
reasonable time as they shall appoint, to cause a
proper and sufficient privy, vault and drain, or either
of them, to be constructed for such dwelling-house,
„ , ,„ , , shop, manufactory or other inhabited building ; and in
Hoard of Heallli 1' -' -. •ir-» 1
may pro v i d e j^^gg q^ |^,s nc^lect or reiusai, the said rJoard may cause
same at expense o _ ir 1111
ofjerson in de- guci^ pHvy, vault, or drain to be made tor such dwell-
ing-house, shop, manufactory or other inhabited build-
ing, at his expense, and such owner, agent, occupant,
or other person shall also be subject to the penalties
of this By-law.
Cleansing and 47. Wheuevcr any privy, vault or drain shall be-
siveo*? obs°rua- come offeusivc or obstructed, the same shall be
or drain"''''" ' clcanscd aud made free, and the owner, agent occu-
pant, or other person having charge of the land in
which such privy, vault, or drain may be situated, the
stais or condition of which shall be in violation of the
provisions of this By-law, shall remove, cleanse, alter,
amend, or repair the same within a reasonable time,
after notice in writing to that effect given by the said
Board or any of its officers, as the said Board shall
appoint, and in case of neglect or refusal, the said Board
may cause the same to be removed, altered, amended
or repaired, as they may deem expedient, at the
expense of such owner, occupant or other person ; and
such owner, occupant or other person shall also be
liable to the penalties of this By-law.
11 or
imals
;lling-
Iding,
ins.or
^ give
nt, or
; such
I such
use a
either
house,
and in
f cause
dwell-
build-
cupant,
^nalties
lall be-
all be
t occu-
and in
ed, the
of the
e, alter,
e time,
the said
rd shall
d Board
mended
at the
Dn ; and
also be
48. No person shall remove, or cause to be Ken.ovai of
removed, or aid or assist in removing, or trans- '"°'"'"''' *"
port or cause to be transported, or aid or assist in
transporting in, through or along any street, high-
way or public place within the city, night-soil or
other contents of any privy, vault, sink or cesspit,
except substances not soluble in water, unless the same
be removed and transported by means of air tight
apparatus, or in such manner as shall prevent such night
soil or other contents from being agitated or exposed in
the open air during such removal or transportation.
49. No person shall deposit night-soil upon any of Depositing or
the streets, or upon any lot, within the City, or burysoiir&c. '"^''""
within the City night-soil removed from any privy,
vault or other receptacle.
50. No person shall throw any dirt, filth, carcasses Throwing din.
fi 11*1 i.^1 1*1 &c. , on streets or
animals, or rubbish, on any street, lane, or highway into the Kiver
within the City, or into the River Thames where it
runs within or opposite to the limits of the City. All
such substances shall be removed from the place
where the same have been so thrown or left, .
as aforesaid, by the person who shall have so
thrown or left the same as aforesaid, or directed the
same to be done, within twenty-four hours after per-
sonal notice to that eft'ect, given to him by the said
Health Inspector ; in default of which such removal Kemovai of
may be made under the direction of the said Health^""""'
Inspector, and the expense thereof shall in that case be
borne by the person in default.
51. No person shall without the permission of the rransportinu
said Hoard transport or carry, or cause to be trans- ['.roiIghtUy.'^'*
ported or carried, or assist in transporting or carrying,
in, through or along any street, highway or public
place within the City, the body or reniains of any dead
person which have been interred, and afterwards dis-
interred, for the purpose of removal from the place of
interment.
All officer'-, •'it
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^^ It shall be the duty of all officers, servants',
t..av-mH*aiii' workmen, and agents of the Corporation, to give all
Inspector, .. ^^^^^jj^j^ ^j^i ^^j assistance in their power to the Health
Inspector, and any of the officers of the said Hoard, in
the discharge of their duties.
Services of v„i. $3- Whencver it shall be considered necessary, the
"o'"u..r"' '"said Board may accept the services of persons in the
several wards of the City who may be willing to volun-
teer for the purpose of maintaining and preserving the
public health ; and such persons for the time being,,
upon their names being duly notified by proclamation
or other public notice, shall be invested with and exer-
cise all the powers and privileges exercised by the said
Health Inspector under this Uy-law.
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE.
KNcryiot.&o., 54. Every lot or parcel of land abutting on any
Jo ™mir)nV^wer street itt thc City, through which a common sewer runs.
ruiininj; opposite 1 1 • 1 • v ^ ' 1 1 1 1 t
toil. and which is opposite to such common sewer, shall be
drained into it ; and it shall be the duty of the owner
and occupier of every lot or parcel of land which is
drained into such common sewer, to cause the connect-
ing drain between his pren^iises and such common
sewer to be kept in good repair.
55. No person shall connect any drain from his
premises with any common sewer now made or con-
structed, or which shall hereafter be made or con-
structed within the City ; or with any private drain
whereby his premises will be drained into any such
common sewer, except on previous application in
writing to and permission by the Board of Works.
Si/0, .s;c.. ..r 56. All private drains hereafter made by any person
Vrivate coiuieel- • l_l". 1 11 . , , \ .i. ,
' ■ • in any public street, lane or alley, within the City, and
connecting with any such common sewer, shall be of
such size, dimensions and materials, and constructed
and laid as directed by the Board of Works, and shall
I'rivatei.'uiiincl-
iiij; <lraiiis.
iir,; ilraiiis
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ex-
owuer.
(nUtiv such coiTJiiion scwcr under and according- to th(:
])er.sonal suj)crvision and direction of the City Engineer.
57. If the owner and occupier of any lot or parcel nchUci to
of land within the City required by this By-law to be"""'
drained into a common sewer, shall nei^lect or refuse
to commence the work necessary to cause such l^ot or
parcel of land to be so drained in accordance with the
j)rovisions of this By-law. for the i)eriod of ten days
after notice in writin^i^ shall have been j^iven to him,
either jjcrsonally or by advertisement published in one
of the City newspapers, by the Board of Works, or by ,.„a,,|„f\vwk.;
any person under the authority and instructions of the "f'" '""'^.'^ "'»/
y I -' •111 ''.'iii^t' work to le
said iioard ; or to prosecute the same without clelay ^''^"^ '"/''' '
and to the satisfaction of the City I*j"»<^ineer ; or to*'-
make i^ood any want of repair which shall be found in
any drain now or hereafter constructed for the pur-
pose of connecting' such lot or parcel of land with such
common sewer ; or to remove any obstruction that
may be found therein, the necessary work may be , ,
done by the Council, and the cost thereof shall be •'«■''"-"'»= '»"''•
assessed a^^ainst such iot or parcel of land.
58. ICvery dwellint^^'-house, shop, manufactory or
other inhabited building", within tlie City, shall be pro-iHn.seslc.,to"'e
• 11,1 '. ri'i/ii 1- proviileil witli
videcl by the owner, or m case ot his default, by the oc- privy, \c.
cupant thereof, with a suitable water-closet, earth-closet
or privy, and every such privy shall be provided with a
privy-vault which shall be walled up with two-inch plank,
brick or stone, and be sunk at least six feet below the
level of the earth; and it shall be the duty of the.,,.'^iI;i'\'V'|,'
occupant, and in case of his default, of the owner, of*"^^-
every such dwelling-house, shop, manufactory, or other
inhabited building, at all times to keep such water-
closet, earth-closet or privy and privy-vault clean, and
to cause the same to be drained into the common
sewer, where there is a common sewer within one
hundred feet of it.
ami
I privy
fl I'
3t>
Of wlial Kiie
Kcpainiieiit 111 .
timiisl, SISL
i'oreiiiuii aiiii
drive
PREVENTING FIRES.
59. The iMre Department of the City shall con-
of the Ch'w.f Kni,nne(;r and twelve Firemen.
60. There shall be appointed from the l-'iremen
one I^'oreman and two I) ivers.
(''.nrnlliiieiit
Kiienieri.
rumi uf Kc;;!-.
,. 61. TIk; iM'remen shall be enrolled by the Chief
En^nneer in a rt;L,n"ster to be kept by him for that
purpose, which shall be in the followini,^ form:
RI-X.ISTKR or FIRKML'.V OF CITY OF i.ONDOX.
" We, whose names are subscribed Iiert.'to, at,^ree
severally to serve the Corporation of the City of Lon-
don as Firemen, for the term of one year, and
thereafter until a notice in writinLi;- is <^dven to the
Chief Enti^ineer of the Eire Department to terminate
this eng-aL,^ement, in one month after the service of
said notice; and we severally a^-ree to observe and
obey the commands and orders of the officers of the
Fire Department; and faithfully observe all By-laws,
Rules and Re<j;-ulaLions of the Municipal Council of
the Corporation of the City of London touchin_Li^ or
concernino" our dutie-i as such Firemen ; and for such
remuneration as the said Council mav from time to
time determine, ijn.y able only on the certificate of the
Chief Engineer."
62. The said Inremen shall be appointed by the
Council on the recommendation in writinir of the
Chief Engineer, subject to the approval and report
of the Standing Committee on Fire, W'ater and Gas.
HowChiefKn- 63. The Chief Engineer shall be appointed by the
«inee. appointeu Qq^^^^w q^ the rcport of thc Said Committee.
ofwhatappar- 64. Thc apparatus of the T^ire Department shall
panmei.t to con- consist ot stcam hre engines, hre engines, hose carts
'"'*■ and hose, hook and ladder trucks, horses, and other
necessary apparatus and appliances, and in such num-
Uow Fi
appointed.
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Duly uf Treas-
ber as from time to time shall Ixj deemed necessary
by the said Committee.
65. The said Committee shall have power, having rowerofFirt-.
first obtained the authority of the Council so to do, to pur- o.mmiti't'e aV?^
chase a sufficient number of horses to draw the engines i""^^'"""^^' *'
and other apparatus to and from fires, and provide
for said horses necessary harness, stables and keep,
and until such horses are purchased may hire horses
for that jHirpose, and the Treasurer shall pay the ex-
j)enses incurred under this section, upon receivinj;];' a'"^'
certificate therefor from the Chairman of the said
Committee out of any moneys a[)propriated by the
Council for that purpose.
66. No person shall be appointed a Fireman unless 1 iixman mu,m
hi (- I /" 11 r liL'^i year-, (jf age
e be ol the full aj^e ot twenty-one years.
67. The Chief En,t^M"neer shall liave full command chufi.,mineti
of all the Firemen to be appointed under this Bydaw !.f '"Ki'mr^^^^^^^^^
at all fires and whenever the said firemen, or any of ""^"
them, shall be performini^ any duty required of them
under the provisions of this or any other By-law.
68. The firemen appointed and enrolled under this Kirememoobey
By-law shall, so loni,^ as they continue in the service 1:7^"^
of the Corporation, obey all the lawful commands oiZZ.
the Chief Engineer and of the Foreman.
■ Mcer aiul Kore-
crsons at lirt-
on reciuest lo as-
69. All persons at or near anv fire shall, at the '•'
request ol the Chief hnmneer or foreman, assist insist in extin
• • 1 • 1 -I 1 giiishing.
extinguishing' the same in such manner as such persons
shall, by the said officers of the Fire Department, be
requested.
70. The whole apparatus and management of the App.-.ratus,*c.,
Fire Department shall be under the direction of then.'e"t"nderXec-
-'-., . ^ f\ . , . . . ^ , t ion of Chief Kn-
Chiet Engineer, subject to instructions from thegi""r.
said Committee, but at every fire the Chief
Engineer shall have sole control over all mem-
;8
bers of the Fire Department and all persons
enoacred at anv fire, and over all the eni^ines.
apparatus, appliances and horses belon^^nng thereto,
ivMaityfornefi-and anv person who shall refuse or nej^-lect to obey any
order, "^rcwleo-al oVder of the said Chief Enj^nneer, or other
F.M.u.cer.ic ^^^^^_ ^^, ^^^^^ ___^. _j ^..^^^ Department in charo^e, shall
be subject to the penalties of this By-law.
71. The Chief Engineer or Foreman in charge of
i.uS'^^o'''^*i^- the Fire Department at any fire in the city is hereby
vm bre ^''^*=^-^.,^^p(3^^,^j.g(;|^ ^^.jtii tilt.' sanction of the Mayor of the city.
to cause to be pulled down or demolished adjacent
houses or other erections when necessary to prevent
the spreading of fire, but not otherwise.
In awnre of ?-■ I '^ the abseuccof the Chief Engineer, the
a.i,-f Kn^itieer, Poreuiau shall have the powers and perform the duties
po»-.:r, of Chief. qJ- the Chief Engineer.
.. ,, 7:. On all occasions of fire the side of the street
Keeping Nlieet> / o
l;}^:;.^'^};';';.''''''^'' 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 space above described, and also
any lane or by-wa)- between the public street and the
rear of any premises on fire through or along' which
it may be necessar)' to run any portion of the fire
apparatus shall be kept clear of all persons who may
in any wa)- obstruct the working of the Fire Depart-
ment, and all and every person who shall be in any of
the places above mentioned shall immediately retire
therefrom when called upon so to dj by the Chief
Engineer, any member of the Fire Dei)artment or by
any policeman of the city.
Impeding; <>i
liiiKleriiij; Fire-
men.
74. No person shall in any way impede or hinder
any fireman or other person who shall be assisting in
extinguishing a fire or be in the ^performance of any
other duties connected therewith, nor shall any [person
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ind
vr
drive any vehicle whatever over any hose while in use
or about to be used at any fire.
75. It shall be the duty of the Chief Engineer Duty of ji.ief
and every Fireman employed by the Corporation to tauf ""e'c/im--'
take good and proper care of such property of the said'"^"'
Corporation as he may have occasion to use or be in
charge of, and the said property not to lend, sell, give
away or use, except in the employment of the said
Corporation.
76. The Chief Hnginecr, Foreman and Drivers chief Ki,.;i„cLi.
shall be permanently employed, and shall devote their i»'riv"rrto^
entire time, night and day, to the service of the City. I.;,nly.'' '"'"""^""
as Firemen, or in such other employment as the Chair-
man of the said Committee may direct.
yj. The other members of the said Fire Depart- < ui,,., ,n«mber>
ment shall in case of fire or an alarm of fire forthwith ;^|^,,u''t,/a»emi
repair to the fire station or fire engines, and perform '""'"■"'"'-">■
such services as may be required of them by the Chief
Engineer or other officer in charge, and not depart or
absent themselves from duty without the permission
of the Chief En^rineer or other officer in charge.
j^. The Firemen shall be paid every month. paia'mont'hiy! ''"
79. The Chief Engineer may suspend and report suspension of
a Fireman for disobedience of orders or neglect of '"""'""
duty, and of such disobedience of orders or neglect of
duty the Chief Engineer shall, subject to an appeal to
the said Committee, be the sole judge.
So. In every case of disobedience of orders or ivmc t.. (,„«.
neglect of duty, the Chief Engineer with the approval
of the said Committee may make a deduction from the
I'ireman's pay of any sum not exceeding three dollars.
Si. No Fireman shall be entitled to be paid for his lirerutn toi.e
services unless upon producing to the Treasurer af'ate^.fTw/fKli-
certificate therefor from the Chief Engineer, and it'^'""'
shall be the duty of the Treasurer to sec that no
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Chief Engineer
to lie iiaid qtiar-
terly.
greater sum is paid to any Fireman than may have
been provided for that purpose by the Council.
82. The Chief Engineer shall be paid his salary
quarterly.
Deiiuctionsfrom St,. There shall be deducted from every Fireman's
pay of i-irenien. p^^y^ j^^^. .^i^gg^if^g (yQ^^^ (^i^jty, for Want of prompt attend-
ance in case of fire or of an alarm of fire, such sum
as the Chief Engineer, with the approval of said
Committee, may consider proper, and the I^ ireman shall
not be entitled to claim, or the Corporation bound to
pay, any sum by the Chief I^ngineer so de;ducted.
84. Every enrolled Fireman shall only be con-
V ircnion to ne ' ^ ■ 1 1 - 1
vinpioyucidii, in- tinned as such durinir the pleasure of the Council,
pleasure, ^ ^*-* i
and in case of dismissal shall only be entitled to pay
to the time of such dismissal, less any sum to be
deducted therefrom by virtue of this By-law.
liiLiirrni.;
pense.
Members of
I' ire Wardens.
I !
85. The said Committee only shall have power,
with the authority of the Council, to incur any expense
or liability for or on account of the said Tire Depart-
ment.
86. The members of the Council shall be r""ire
HreWardens.''"' Wardens, and as such shall use their best endeavours
in the suppression of fires within the City.
Members of ^7' ^^ member of the iMre Department shall be-
nl'^l'be'iS come intoxicated, or make use of any profane swear-
cated, &c. i^g.^ obscene, blasphemous or irrossly insultino- lanLruaee.
while on duty.
i-.onor not to 8^. No Hquor of any kind shall be allowed about
ln«i,;e-hoifst.'''the engine-houses, or at the engines during a fire, or
any alarm of fire.
lirentennctto ^9. No Fireman while on duty shall enter any
enter saloons, gajoon or tavem for the purpose of drinking or to
loiter therein.
.J
r'4i
90. Every membef of the Fire Department shall Members to at-
attend as expeditiously as possible at every fire within ,'^';^'i",^f '''""'■
the City, and shall use his utmost endeavours to ex-
tinsfuish the same.
91. The Chief En_<;ineer shall attend at all fires i)„ties„fa.ief
within the City and direct the operations for the ex-'"'""""
tinguishing the same ; and he shall keep a record of all .
fires and alarms of fire within the Citv, the number and
description of buildinjj^s destroyed or damaged, the
names of the owners or occupants thereof, the amount
of losses and insurance as well as can be ascertained ;
and perform generally such duties as may be required
of him by the said Committee.
92. It shall also be the duty of the Chief Engineer i-unhei- (Uuies
to see that the engines and other apparatus connected °^^'""'''"^'""'"
with the Fire 1 )epartment. and the several buildings
in which the same are deposited and all things in and
belonging to the same, are kept neat and clean and
in order for immediate use.
93. The r^oreman shall at all times assist the Chief
EnHneer in the discharire of his duties.
Hi' ties of Fore-
man.
94. The said Committee are herebv empower- ,.
-^ ' , .1 Committee to
ed and authorized to make from time to time '"•'''''■' '"'"- ^""-c
, for government of
such rules and reLTulations for the crovernment of the ''''''= uepartment
said Fire Department as are not embraced in this
By-law as they may deem necessary to promote its
greatest efficiency.
95. There shall be an Inspector of Buildings for inspector or
the City, whose duty shall be : DutilTo/.
(i) To oversee the erection of all buildings here- to oversee er-
after to be built, altered or reconstructed within thei'ng^"" °
city.
4^
i^ P
lo examine
(lanneioiis chim-
neys, &L',
on, S:c
(2) To examine carefully whenever he deems it
necessary, or is directed by the Mayor, the Police
Magistrate, or the Chairman of the Fire, Water and
Gas Committee to do so, all chimneys, flues, fire-places,
stoves, ovens, boilers or other apparatus or things
which may be dangerous in causing or promoting fire.
report there- and to rcport thcreon to the Mayor, Police Magistrate
or Chairman of the Fire. Water and Gas Committee
(as the case may be), and under the direction of the
Mayor. Police Magistrate or Chairman of the Fire,
Water and Gas Committee, if the same be dangerous,
lo notify owMcr to notify thc owner or person using the same, or
occupying the building in which the same is or are con-
tained, to discontinue the use of or remove the same,
and if such owner or person using the same, or occupy-
in caseof ow-ing the building in which the same is or are contained.
Tier's default, to ^ . ,- ^ . . 1 . ,
remove same at neglects or retuses, after receivmg such notice, to
discontinue the use of the same, or to remove the
same, within a reasonal^le time, in that behalf", under
the direction of the Mayor. Police Magistrate or
Chairman of the F"ire, Water and Gas Committee, to
employ such aid and assistance as may be necessary,
and to remove the same at the expense of the person
in default.
to remove.
>he
til
ti.
V,
To enforce pro- (3) Aucl generally to enforce the provisions of the
\'isions 01 l>v* \ ^-^ / *— ' y ^ i
laws for prevent- Bv-laws of the City in force for preventing- fires.
ma hres. ' / 1 &
City Kngineer 96. Until otlicrwise provlded the City FIngineer
!.f liTiiidi'i'^'r''' shall perform the duties of Inspector of Buildings.
iireiimit>. 97' ^^^ tho.se portions of the City, which are included
within the following boundaries, shall constitute and be
known as the Fire limits, that is to say :
First. Commencing where the westerly limit of
Waterloo street intersects the northerly limit of
East Bathurst Street ; thence westerly, following the
northerly limit of East Bathurst and Bathurst Streets
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to the easterly limit of Ridout Street; thence northerly,
I'ollowint^ the easterly limit of Ridout Street to the
southerly limit of Dundas Street ; thence westerly,
following- the southerly limit of Dundas Street to the
River Thames ; thence northerly, followint^ the east-
erly limit of the north branch of tlie River Thames to
where the southerly limit of John Street intersects the
River Thames ; thence easterly along the southerly
limit of John Street to the westerly limit of Rich-
mond Street ; thence southerly, following the westerly
limit of Richmond street to the southerly limit ot
Lichfield Street ; thence easterly, crossing Richmond
Street, and from thence following the southerly limit
of Great Market Street to the westerly limit of Water-
loo Street ; thence southerly^^tpllowing the westerly
limit of Waterloo Street to the pTace of beginning.
Second. Commencing where the westerly limit of
Waterloo Street intersects the northerly limit of Great
Market Street; thence northerly, ^following the west-
erly limit of Waterloo Street to. the^southerly limit of
Piccadilly Street ; thence westerly, lolloAingtlie soyth-
erly limit of Piccadilly Street to the easterly, limit
of Richmond Street ; thence southerly, following the
easterly limit of Richmond Street to the northerly
limit of Great Market Street ; and thenc^e easterly,
following the northerlv limit of Great Mar.ket Street to
the place of beginning.
Third. Commencing where the easterly limit of
Waterloo Street intersects the southerly limit of Great
Market Street ; thence easterly, along the southerly
h"mit of Great Market Street to the westerly limit of
Adelaide Street ; thence southerly, along the westerly
limit of Adelaide Street to the northerly limit of King
Street ; thence westerly, along the northerly limit of
King Street to the easterly limit of Waterloo Street ;
thence northerly, along the easterly limit of Waterloo
Street to the place of beginning.
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Wooden builil-
iiot to be
lUiildiiigs
ected contrary
Hy-law ma;
reinowt'
Party walU.
98. No person shall erect within the fire limits 11
erecterwhhin woodett builcling, or any addition to a wooden building;-
fire limit.. ^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ vvithin the fire limits any building
other than with main walls of brick, iron or stone, and
roofing of incombustible material or shingles laid in
mortar.
99. The Inspector of Buildings may, under the
'••-ection of the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or Chairman
■ )i he I^'re, Water and Gas Committee, pull down or
remove, at the expense of the owner thereof, any
luiildivit^ or erection which may be constructed or
jj. .:ec .. contravention of this By-law.
100. l'.\cry person who constructs or erects any
building within the City, shall make the party walls, if
of brick, not less than one foot thick in the clear,and if of
stone, not less than sixteen inches thick in the clear ;
and shall arrange the joists so as to prevent their com-
municating fire through the wall, by so placing them
that the joist holes shall not extend more than half way
through the wall or correspond with, but be at least
four inches in the clear from the joists in the other halt
of the wall, and shall continue the wall above the rool
to the heiHit of not less than eitrhteen inches of the
same materials and thickness, and terminate it with a
proper coping.
101. The owner, and in case of his default the
occupant, of every building within the City more than
one story in height, shall make or cause to be made a
scuttle through the roof of such building, and a con-
venient stairway leading to the same ; or shall have
appended to such building a good and sufficient ladder
of sufficient length to reach the roof, and a good and
sumcient ladder of sufficient length to reach the top of
the chimney thereof.
102. Every chimney or Hue built or constructed
neys and flue"™' within the City shall be built of brick, stone, or other
incombustible material, and the walls thereof shall be
Scuttles in roof'
and ladder--.
Mode of con-
structing chim-
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flues to be con-
as ill
section I02.
not less than five inches in thickness exclusive of plas-
tering, and shall be well and sufficiently plastered, and
every such chimney shall rise at least three feet above
the ridge of the house or building in which the same
shall be; and every such chimney or Hue, if built in cir-
cular form, shall be not less than twelve inches in dia-
meter, and if of oval form, not less than nine inches by
sixteen inches; and every such chimney or flue shall be
so constructed as to admit of its being scraped, brushed
or cleansed.
103. No person shall build or construct within the chimneys an
Citv any chimney or Hue otherwise than in accordance staicted I
with the provisions ot the next preceding section of
this By-law; and no person shall use within the City
any chimney or Hue constructed or built otherwise than
in accordance with such provisions.
104. No person shall within the Citv construct or i-e. of danger-
I 1 - _ oiisihimneys.iSc.
use any chimney. Hue, fire-place, stove, oven, boiler, or '■°'''''''^''="-
other apparatus or thing, which may be dangerous, in
causing or promoting fire; and it shall be the duty
of the owner or person using the same, or occupying
the house, room, building, or place in which the same is
or are contained, after receiving notice in writing from
the Inspector of Buildings, under the authority of the
Mayor, Police Magistrate or Chairman of the Fire,
Water and Gas Committee, that the same is or are dan-
onerous as aforesaid, forthwith to discontinue usinir the , ,
•^ . Ill -IT Anil same to he
.same, and 11 required so to do by the said Inspector •^«'""/«i ;^" "'-
within a reasonable time thereafter to remove the same. "^' "f liuiuiings.
105. The pipe of every stove, chimney or fire- stovfpipes.&c.
place within the City shall be conducted into a
chimney of stone, brick, or other incombustible ma-
terial and in all cases where a stove-pipe
passes through the wood-work of a building within
the City it shall be separated from such woodwork at
least three inches by metal or other incombustible
material, and all pipes from stoves or fire-places over
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fifteen feet in leni^nh shall be riveted at each joint, and'
when necessary for safety supported and stayed by
wires, and no person shall within the City use any
pipe or stove-pipe which is not put up in accordance
with the provisions of this section.
rm.se.i M.)v,j- jq5 jsjo occupant or other person in possession or
Jir,)c hoI^;^i to l:c I , ., ,. • i • 1 /-^' 1 11
cwii,&u. charge of any house or building within the Lity snail
permit any stove-pipe hole in the chimney of such
house or buiklino- while the same is not in actual use
to remain open, but shall cause the same to be closed
with a stopper of metal or other incombustible ma-
terial .
Hearth. ., 107. The occupant or Other pcrsott in i)OSsession or
!,';Xr''sUAil':l''' charge of any house or building within theCity.or of any
room or place therein where a stove is used, shall have,
place and keep under such stove a hearth or pan of
brick or metal or other incombustible material, and
the bottom of such stove shall not be less than eight
inches from such hearth or pan, and the sides or ends
thereof not less than eighteen inches from any wooden
partition, and the pij)es of such stove shall not be
placed within twelve inches of the ceiling or of any
pnttii',;^ np "wf wooden partition, and where any such stove is used to
stove pipe-, &i'. , ' , 1 1 1 • 1 •! •
neat more than one room or place, by being built into
any wall or partition, the space around it on the top
and sides to the distance of at least nine inches shall
be filled up w^'th bricks and mortar, stone, sheet iron,
or other incombustible material.
108. No person shall set on fire or burn in the open
air within the city, stumps, wood, logs, trees, brush,
straw, shavings or refuse, without some person being
in charge of the fir« to prevent its spreading or doing-
damage.
in'^Mre,;":; &''' lOQ. No person shall make or kindle a fire, or fur-
,.r.iuLite,!. ,-,igi^ matcrials for a fire to be made or kindled in any
street, alley or vacant place within the city, provided
always that this section shall not apply to fires made
Settinj; tire t.
stumps, Ac.
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by tinsmiths, pkimbers and other mechanics in pursu- r:voc,,<i.;M..
in^j a business which requires tlie use of a fire
made for boiHng- tar, pitcli or oil to be used in the con-
struction or repair of a building or vessel, but all such
fires shall be made in some crate or vessel so that the
same shall not emit sparks or otherwise endanger sur-
rounding [)roperty.
I lo. No person shall within the City place, keep Keei.inu„i
or deposit ashes in wooden receptacles, or within'^"'"''""
twenty-five feet of a house or building, unless the
same are contained in some safe depository constructed
of brick, stone, or other incombustible material.
III. No person shall carry fire or live coals in or/'\7i''.'» '"":'=•
1 / ^ tVCtnro streets
through any street, alley or lot within the City, unless
the same are placed in a covered metal pan or vessel.
I I 2. No person shall use a lighted candle or lamp im,,^ lightui
in any stable, building, or place within the City, where &cfprohn/it^lr'
hay, straw, hemp, cotton, flax, rushes, gunpowder, or
other combustible materials shall be stored or kept or
may be, unless the same is well secured in a lantern.
1 13. No person shall smoke or have in his posses- ^J,,"j^'^^|,"'j J;'
sion any lighted cigar or pipe in any stable, carpenter '"'''*'=''•
or cabinet-makers' workshop, or other shop, building,
or place within the City, where straw, shavings or other
combustible material may be.
1 14. No person shall use or occupy within the City ,,,;^';^';;,'/;'^"\^.';'f
any building or place for the manufacture of turpentine, f^r'"'''''^"-
refined petroleum oil or kerosene, paraffine, benzine,
camphene, fireworks, or other dangerous or easily
infiammable or explosive substances, or for the storage
of fireworks of any description whatever..
1 15. No person shall have, put or keep hay, straw, S'a.kin« »
cotton, hemp, or wood shavings in stack or pile within
the City without securely inclosing the same,, so as to
protect them from flying sparks.
i «
I m
I,
DiirninK rcHneil
petroleum,
prohibited.
Kxccplions
Storiiitjof Klin-
powder.
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116. No person shall burn or place in any stove,
*'■' grate or furnace, or use in lighting or kindling fires
in any dwelling-house, shop or other building within
the City, refined petroleum oil. kerosene, gasoline,
benzine, naptha, or other highly explosive or inflam-
mable substances ; provided always that nothing herein
contained shall jirevent the use of tar burners or of
stoves specially constructed for consuming oil.
1 1 7. No person shall keep or have in any house or
place within the City, at any one time, more than ten
pounds of gunpowder, unless the same is kept in a
magazine to be approved of by the iMre. Water and
Gas Committee, and all gunpowder under the said
quantity which is kept on hand by any person within
the City shall be deposited in a fire-proof bo.x or safe,
and no person shall take a lighted candle, lantern, lamj),
or light or fire of any description near the same.
118. No person shall carry or transport, or cause
i.np.md<;i, Ac. j.^ |_^^ carried or transported, or assist in carrying or
transporting, gunpowder or other combustible or dan-
gerous materials through the City, or from one j^lace
to another therein, unless the same shall be contained
in casks secured by good canvas tow cloth, leather
bags or metal covered bo.xes or chests.
119. No person shall have or keep a lumber yard
within the city whereat the buying or .selling of lumber
or timber is carried on, or whereat lumber or
timber is stored, unless such yard shall be enclosed
with a good and substantial fence, at least six feet in
height.
Inspector of 1 20. Auy member of the Police Force, upon the
".a> examine pre- written authority of the Mayor, Police Magistrate or
mises to see 11 ^-.| . r 1 t • r
provisions of By. Chairman of the P ire. Water and Gas Committee, and
laws are observed ^ _ r t 1 1
the Inspector of Buildings may,at anytime between the
hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and six o'clock in the
afternoon, enter into and upon any house, building or
place within th- city for the purpose of examining the
Transiiortirvi; of
Fencing of iiiiii-
ber jards.
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same, in order that he may ascertain whether the pro-
A'isions of the By-laws of the City for preventini^f
fires are observed, and no person shall obstruct the said Not to i.e oi.-
Inspector or any member of the rolice rorce in mak-JeiWiu
ing such examination, or refuse him, or prevent him
havini^, access to such house, buildinjj^ or place for the
purpose aforesaid
sodoini.
SWEEPING OF CHIMNEYS.
12 1. There shall be two Chimney Sweeps, one for ciumnoy sweep,
that part of the city which lies north of the centre of
Dundas Street, and the other for the remainder of the
Citv.
12:
It shall be the duty of the Chimney Sweeps
(i) To provide themselves with such brushes and
other apparatus for cleaning chimneys as shall be
approved of by the Fire, Water and Gas Committee,
and they shall not be entitled to collect the fees and
rates authorized by this By-law unless such apparatus
is used.
(2) To cause to be well and ':;ffectually swept every
llue and chimney in use within their respective dis-
tricts which they shall be required to sweep.
(3) To make complaint to the Inspect^/, of Build-
ings of any infraction of the By-laws ot the City
relating to the sweeping of chimneys, in order that the
offender may be proceeded against.
(4) To report to the Inspector of Buildings any
chimney or flue which shall be so constructed as to be
dangerous in promoting or causing fires, and any other
infraction of the By-laws of the City for preventing fires.
123. The Chimney Sweeps shall give security to
the satisfaction of the Fire, Water and Gas Commit-
tee for the due and efficient performance of their
Duties of.
To p r o \' i d c
brushes niul ap-
paratus.
To sweep Hues
and eliiiiiiiey.-,
when re(iuired.
'J'o complain to
Inspector of
Puildings of in-
fraction of By-
laws.
To report any
dangerous chim-
ney or flue.
Chimney
Sweeps to give
security.
;o
ntr
duties, ami lor the payment of any clama<,^o ■ ^ to
anv citixL'ii by the nt.i^li.i^^t.'nt dischari^^c of such cuities.
,|. J 24. The Chimney Sweeps shall he entitled to tlie
ncyTweeps.'"" followin_L,^ I'ates and fees for services performed by them,
that is to say :
For svveepin.uf each flue of a one-story house, ei_L(ht
cents.
For sweepinj^'^ each Hue of a two-story house, ten
cents.
Antl for sweepini;- each llue of a house mo'
two stories hii^h, twenty cents.
than
Duty oi occu- 125. Every person occupying; a house or building-,
Ivc? lo ''haTjor room therein, within the City, in or attached to which
nue"sswrpt. "'"'there is a chimney or flue, or pipe used as a chimney or
flue, if the same has been in constant use viuring-
in^ol'swm'u'J.^the year, shall cause the same to be well and sufficiently
once a'^ycTr.^''''"' swept and clcattcd once in every six months ; and if
the .same has not been in constant use during the
year, shall cause the same to be well and sufficiently
swept and cleaned once in every twelve months.
Defacing build-
ings, lie., with
notices.
INJURIES TO PROPERTY AND
NOTICES.
126. No person shall, without the consent of the
owner thereof, deface any building, fence, telegraph
pole or lamp post within the City, by writing, printing
or posting thereon printed or other notices.
Pulling down 127. No person shall, without the consent of the
''s"^°'''<^^' ^^- owner thereof, pull down or deface any signboard or
written or printed notice lawfullyaffixed within the City.
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128. NoixTson shall remove the cov('rii\Lj of any K.movinKu.v-
, ,. , - •.! • 1 /-"<•, xi ' 11*1 trills; of tank>.
luiblic tank ol water withni the City, or throw rubbish &c.
into it, or turn into it the course of any surface or
other drain, or in any other way prevent such tank
from beini^ efficient aO'\ a^'ailable for use when re-
(juired, or draw water ou': of such tank without the
permission of the Fire, Water and Gas Com-
mittee.
129. No person shall damage or injure any of the ])a,„anir„;,,iii..
public wells, pumps or drinkint^^ fountains within the''"'''"'^''^'-
City, or take exclusive possess!' mi thereof, or prevent
access bein*^ had thereto, or defile or foul them by let-
tinij;' any drainaij^e or sewai^e, or throwintj^ offal, filth
or refuse into them.
130. No person shall climb upon any of the lamp ciimbii.j- i^mn.
jiosts or upon any of the railinj^^s or fences in or along p°""' *•-■
any of the streets, squares, parks or public places of
the City, or injure or destroy the same or any of the
lamps, lanterns or fittings erected or being therein.
STREETS AND SIDE^VALKS AND
REGULATION OF TRAFFIC
THEREON.
131. No person shall encumber, injure or foul any i,„cumbermK,
road, street, square; alley, lane, bridge or other com- Ing ^"c^cts.' ^''"'"
munication within the City with any animal, vehicle or
vessel, or by any other means, or erect, place or main-
tain therein any building or structure whatsoever.
Provided always that this section shall not prevent Proviso-wer-
merchants and others from using and occupying for the ^^""[f4"jg°^{;^;,^
width of eighteen inches the sidewalk inimedia-;;;X"f„^°Ji^p','^'^:
tely in front of, and next adjoining, their places '"« «°°'''*' *"^-
of business, for the purpose of displaying their
goods, wares and merchandise, or from exhibit-
li
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poses.
Ing or placing on such spaces their signs, images,
bulletin boards or insignia of the place or nature of
their trade or business, or prevent the moving of
goods, wares or merchandise across any sidewalk, with
all reasonable dispatch, ''or the purpose of taking in or
delivering the same ; and provided also that this sec-
scction not to tion shall not extend to the occupying in accordance
apply to use of.,, .. r^•^^^^ ^ 1
street for i.uiid- With the provisiotts of this 13y-law. but not otherwise,
ing purposes. ^ . ri "i 11 r I'lT
of a portion of the sidewalk or street tor building
purposes.
Use of street ^3~- Whcrc any house or building is being erected,
for buiKiiiiK pur- j-),jj|j. qj. repaired on the line of any public street or
way, or within seven feet thereof, there shall be erected
a boarded fence, six feet hij^h, to enclose the sidewalk
allowance in front of such building, to the width of six
feet, and outside of such fence a planked pathway
shall be laid, at least four feet wide, for the conveni-
ence and security of the public ; or it shall be lawful,
Precautions to iiisteati of such fence or pathway, to plank over the
whole of the scaffold at the height of the first floor
above the ground floor, and to enclose such scaffold
at the same heii^ht, at least ei<i:hteen inches all round
above the level of the planked floor aforesaid, the
sidewalks of the street being left free for the public
use ; and it shall be the duty of the person erecting.
coMtraciors, buil(Jincr or repairing" such house or building, and the
&c., to see that "-^ 1 1 1 •
isions of sec- contractor or other person employed in dointr the
are carried '^ ..*■;.,. '^
work, to see that the provisions of this section are
carried out.
he
prov
tion
OMt.
133. No person shall place any lumber, stone,
teriais on bireei's. chips, shavlngs, rubblsh, or any other building material
whatsoever, on any sidewalk ; and when buildings are
being erected on any street no person 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 other building material in
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such manner as to obstruct the free passage of water Free passage
1 i • . . . 1 of water not to
in the drains, gutters or water-courses ; and no person be obstructed,
shall suffer or permit any such building material to Materials to bt
remain on the street any longer than is, iQP'^°'"p''y"''^^'-
the opinion of the Board of Works, absolutely
necessary for the erection of the building for which
such material is designed, and every such person And streets tc
shall, on the completion of the building, within buiwiifg't'com"
three 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.
Permission may be granted by the Board of Permits may be
Works for the occupation of the roadway for the ^rwc'k^s. ^"""'
purpose and in the manner mentioned in this section.
134. No person shall break, tear u[) or remove any preakinj: ni-
planking, pavement, sidewalk, crossing, curbing, ""''''''' ''^'■■
macadam or other road surface, or make any ex-
cavation in or under any street or sidewalk within the
City for any purpose whatsoever without the permis-
sion of the Board of W^orks, and it shall be the duty
of every person breaking, tearing up or removing any Duty of ,,er-
jjjanking, pavement, sidewalk, crossing, curbing, mac- "ucets'lc!"*^ "'
adam or other road surface, or making any excava-
tion in or under anv such street or sidewalk, as
speedily as practicable, and under the direction and
supervision of the City Engineer, to replace, relay, and
make good, and to put in as good order and repair as
before, to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, every
such sidewalk and street, and if the earth shall settle
such person shall fill the same from time to time as
may be necessary and to the satisfaction of the
City Engineer ; and every such person and the con-
tractor or other person by whom tlie work is actually
done shall erect and maintain a good and sufficient
fence, railing or barrier around every excavation made
l)y him in such a manner as to prevent accidents, and
shall place and keep upon such fence, railing or barrier
Security
iiven.
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suitable and sufficient lights during- the night, and take
such further care and precaution as the City Engineer
may deem necessary and direct for the protection
and safety of the public, and every such person shall
be responsible for all injuries that may be done or
accidents which may occur to persons or property by
reason of the doing of any work for the doing of which
permission may be granted under the authority of this
section, and it shall be the duty of the Board of
t, be Works before giving any such permission to take from
every such person security tha^ he will perform all the
obligations imposed upon him by this section.
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Traps, kc
sidewalks or
streets.
135. No person shall, without having first obtained
permission from the Board of W^orks, construct, place
or make any movable trap or door for the purpose of
entrance to any cellar or premises in or under any
building or place, or any steps, porch or other entrance
to any building which shall in any way encroach upon
the sidewalks or streets of the Cit\'.
Kroction
\ craiiiialis, lic,
of 136. No person shall erect any verandah, awning,
sign, sign-post, hanging" or swinging sign which
shall in any way extend over any street or side-
walk within the City, unless a plan thereof shall be first
submitted to and approved of by the Board of W^orks
upon the report of the City Engineer, or continue any
such verandah, awning, sign, sign-post, hangings or
swinging sign heretofore erected without the permis-
sion of the said Board ; and no verandah or awn-
ing frame shall hereafter be constructed within
the fire limits, unless the same be made of iron and
supported by iron pillars.
Removal of oi>- ^37- Every door-step, porch, railings or other erec-
structions. j-j^,^ qj. obstructiott projecting into or over any road or
other public communication within the City shall be
removed by the proprietor or occupant of the property
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connected with which such projections are found, after
fourteen days notice in writint^, requiring the removal
thereof, shall have been given to such proprietor or
occupant, or left for him on the premises by or under
the authority of the Board of Works; and in case the
proprietor and occupant of such property shall neglect
or refuse to remove such projections lor seven days
after the expiration of such fourteen days the same
may be removed by or under the direction of the
Board of Works at the expense of such proprietor.
eisons excav ■
138. Every person who shall excavate for the p^,
erection of any wall or building, or for any other pur- ['^'"^.J'/^^^^ff^'^^^
pose, near to any street or highway within the City,*""-
shall put up a good and sufficient protecting rail or
plank along the line of such street opposite to such
excavation, and maintain the same so long as may be
necessary to prevent danger to persons travelling along
such street or highway, or their horses or vehicles.
139. The owner and occupant of every house or water spouts
building adjoining any street or highway within the ''o„vryinrwa[er
Cit\- shall have, maintain and keep tight covered ![o"ses'^"beyoird
water spouts by which the water shall be conveyed '"' *'''"'"•
from the roof of such house or building to the distance
of not less than twelve inches bevond the outer edi^e of
the sidewalk,
\ \o. No person shall have or maintain a gate or (..ms or doors
door to or upon premis(;s owned or occupied by himskiVwaTk.'"*'"''''
which shall be so constructed that the same shall swing
over any sidewalk, street, road or lane within the City.
^
141. No person shall dig up, take or carry away „i^,gi,„, earth,
anv of the earth, sand or ufravel in or from any street, t-- '■i.'if'''^'''" "^
road or lane v/ithin the City, or in or from any part of
the River Thames lying within the City, which is no:
rhaiues.
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the property of private persons, without the permission
of the Board of Works.
^ . 14.2. Every owner or occupier of any house, build-
Crossings to *<+••-• ; ,/-,. 1111 • 1'
houses, &c. ing or lot within the City who shall require to drive
any horse or other animal or waggon or other vehicle
across any paved or planked sidewalk for the purpose
of entering his house, building or lot shall construct
across the drain, gutter or water course opposite the
gateway or entrance to his premises a good and suf-
How construct- ficient bridge of planks so constructed as not to
'''■ obstruct such drain, gutter or water course, and shall
also place a piece of timber along the edge of each
side of the pavement or planking sufficient to prevent
the pavement or planking from being injured in cross-
ing it or entering such house, building or lot.
Horses, &c. ,
not to be driven
on sidewalks,
143. No person shall drive, lead or back any herse
or other animal, or waggon or other vehicle, or
draw, push or propel any hand-cart, waggon, carriage
or other vehicle in or along any sidewalk in any pub-
lic street or other public place within the City;
Proviso-Sec- provided always, that this section shall not apply to
ro°'han°d-carlThe^ the propelHiig of hand-carts at a moderate rate of
nine'a. m.*; o^to speed and so as not to interfere with foot-passengers.
baby-carnages, j^^j-^y^^gj-j |-|-jg \^qi^ys of fivc aud uinc o'clock lu the fore-
noon, or to the propelling of baby-carriages (but in all
Koot passen- cases it shall be the duty of every person propelling a
ri^htif'way''"' hand-cart or baby-carriage to give way to foot-passen-
gers, and if necessary to prevent interference with
them, to turn off the sidewalk) or to the lawful
crossing of a sidewalk to go into any yard or lot
adjoining the same where a proper bridge is con-
structed and a piece of timber laid as prescribed by
the next preceding section.
Horses, &c , 144' No person shall tie his horso Or Other aniiTial
nottooetiedso^Q ,^j^y p^g^^ |^qq1^ ^^ ^-^^^^ ^^ itt any Way across any
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sidewalk, pavement or crossing within the City so as as to interfere
to obstruct the ordinary traffic of the street, or leave'"'
any carriage or other vehicle standing upon any street
or thoroughfare within the City unless it be opposite
to premises with which or with the occupant of which
such person has business, and then only for a reason-
able time, and no longer than is absolutely necessary
for the transaction of such business; provided always, proviso.
that nothing in this By-law contained shall prevent
carriage-makers, waggon-makers, blacksmiths, inn-
keepers and keepers of livery and lodging stables from
temporarily occupying the street for the space of ten
feet immediately in front of the premises occupied by
them with vehicles undergoing immediate repairs or
with vehicles from which horses have been unhitched
for the purpose of being shod, or with vehicles of
farmers and other persons temporarily lodging with
such inn-keeper, or prevent draymen, express-men or
other persons from occupying the alley if the same be
twenty feet in width for the space of six feet imme-
diately in the rear of premises occupied by them with
such vehicles as are being actually used by them in the
[)rosecution of their respective business callings.
145. No person shall cast, project or throw any Throw ins
stone, ball of snow, ice, or other missile dangerous tOst?"tu^'. '^'^■'
the public, or use any bow and arrow or catapult, in
iUiy street, square, park or public place with the City.
146. No person shall remove, or assist in remov- Removiim
1 Ml' • ^ 1 ImililinKs, o 11
mg. any buildmg mto, along or across any street or streets, &c.
sidewalk within the City without having first obtained
the written permission of the Board of Works, and
then only by the route and in the manner directed by
the said Board,
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147. No person shall keep or maintain on any KeepinR wag-
ROM or Stand on
sidewalk within the City any waggon or stand for thesiJewaik.
It
Leaving horses
^c., unsecured.
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sale of goods, wares or merchandise, so as to project
more than eicrhteen inches from the Hne of the street.
Playing games 1^8. No pcrson shall pLiyanv game of nine or
in sireets. ^^^ ^y^^^ |^^|j^ ^^ crickct or Other games in any street
or, alley within the City.
149. No person shall leave any horse, mule, ox or
team in any street, alley or public place within the city
without being sufficiently tied ; and no person shall
Halting wag- halt any waggon or other vehicle on any crossing or
crTsingsTXc. "" footway within the City.
T, ■ . I so. Everv driver or other person in change of
Lfvi\ crs to re- w ^ i o
iTeside"" "vehkie'i'^y vehicle conveying goods, wares or merchandise in or
while in motion. j}-,j.Q^or|-j ^^y ^f j-^g streets of theCitvshall remain
upon such vehicle, or walk beside the horse or animal
drawing the same, while such vehicle is in motion.
Immoderate ^5^' No pcrson driving any Carriage or Other vehi-
driving. (,jg drawn by horses or other animals, or riding upon any
horse or other animal, in any of the streets or thorough-
fares of the City, shall cause, suffer or permit the horse
or other animal which he shall be so driving or riding
upon to go at a gallop or other immoderate rate, and
every such person so driving or riding shall slacken
the speed of his horse or other animal in approaching
any crossing for foot passengers upon which any per-
son may be crossing such street or thorouLihfare.
u reaking ^ 5~- ^^ person shall break in or train any horse,
i\recu'. *''' '"01* exhibit any stud horse or bull, or put to mares any
stud horse, in any public place or in any of the streets,
vSquares or parks within the City.
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Sleighs to have
l)ells.
153-
No person shall drive any description of sleigh
or other vehicle on runners along the streets or thor-
oughfares within the City without having two or more
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bells affixed to the horsL' or other animal drawing the
same.
154. No person shall throw or pile cordwood, fire- piimi; ,;oici
wood or coal upon any paved or planked sidewalk sidewalk'^'"
within the City, or saw or split cordwood or firewood sawins cord
. I 11 • 1 • 1 r~" wood, \'c., oil
upon any street or sidewalk withm the City. streets.
155. No person shall stand on any sidewalk with staiuUm; . o „
his wood-saw and horse so as to obstruct the free pas- woodtw.lc.' '
sage of foot-passengers.
I t^G. No person shall throw or pile, or cause to be I'-Hng cordwood
., , .... ,^. , on streets pro
thrown or piled, upon any street within the City cord- h>i'it.:d.
wood, firewood or coal, except for the purpose of the
same being delivered at premises owned or occupied K^^ception.
by him opjiosite to wliich the same shall be thrown or
piled, or for the use of the person owning or occupy-
ing the same, and no person shall permit such cord-
wood, fire-wood or coal to remain upon the street for
a longer time than two hours, or so as to obstruct the
free use of such street.
157. No person shall sprinkle, spread or place any sprinkiingsait.
salt or other like substance on the road or carriage-vvay;'i;''^hibUeT''''''^
of any public street or highway within* the City with
the intent or for the jjurpose of dissolving any snow,
ice or dirt which mav ha\e accumulated in such road
or carriage-way.
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1 58. No person shall use for the conveyance of
articles of burden, goods, wares, or merchandise within
the city any waggon or other vehicle drawn by two or
more horses or other animals the wheels whereof are
three and a half feet in diameter or over unless the
tires and wheels of such waofiron or other vehicle are
at least three inches in width, or any such waggon or
other vehicle the wheels whereof are less than three
Width of tires.
C r o \v d i 11
streets, &c.
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and a half feet in diameter, unless the tires and wheels
thereof are at least four inches in width. Provided
always, that this section shall not apply to waggons or
other vehicles laden with and bona fide used for con-
veying farm or garden produce into the city, or to any
waggon or other vehicle laden with and bona fide used
for conveying lumber or goods from the mill or place
of manufacture thereof (such mill or place of manufac-
ture being distant more than two miles therefrom) to
the city, or to waggons or other vehicles in which
gravel, wood or building materials are drawn, or to
for-hire wao-o-ons.
■ 159. It shall not be lawful to gather in crowds on
any sidewalk or in any street within the City, so as to
obstruct travel therein or encumber the same, and
three or more persons shall not stand in a group, or
near to each other in such a manner as to obstruct a
free passage for foot passengers, on any street or side-
walk -within the City, after a request to move on made
by any member of the Police Force, or any other
person duly authorized by the Mayor or any Alderman.
Plantins of or-
SHADE TT^EES AND BOULEVARDS.
160. Ornamental or shade trees may be placed,
n a' inenK-i"! "or planted Or sct out itt the public streets of the City, at
or within the distance of two feet (at the most) from
the edge of the sidewalk nearest to the carriageway,
and also within the limits of any part of such streets,
which under the jDrovisions of this By-law may be used
for the purpose of forming a boulevard, but nothing
Certain kinds herein contained shall be taken to authorize the plant-
mg ot the trees known as the silver poplar, balm of
Gilead, or cotton tree, or the willow, and the plant-
ing thereof in any such streets is hereby prohibited.
of trees not to be •
planted
6i
i6i. The owner or occupier of any lot abutting construction of
on any public street within the City may (having first '°"'''"" '
obtained the permission of the Board of Works in
writing) enclose with a fence or railing of wood or
iron of such height and description, or in such other
manner as the said Board may prescribe, the street
opposite to his lot to the distance towards the centre
thereof of not more than twenty feet where such street
is not more than sixtv-six feet in width, and of not more
than thirty feet where such street is more than sixty-six
feet in width from the line of the street next adjoin-
ing his lot, except so much thereof as shall be
occupied by the sidewalk, and the space so set apart
is herein called, and shall be known as "a boulevard;"
provided always, that no such boulevard shall be con- boulevards not
structed or permitted on Dundas Street west of||^''cen",^r"n''
WellinLTton Street, or on Richmond Street north of"""''
Bathurst Street or south of Piccadilly Street, or on any
street or part of a street where, in the judgment of
the Board of Works, the making of the same will
inconvenience the travelling public or be otherwise
disadvanta^'eous.
162. The Board of Works, before granting such Agreement i„
permission, shall take from the person to whom the persons author'i"'
I II < • . • . 1 ed to construct
same shall be o;iven an acjreement in writme to sod or boulevards.
sow with grass and clover seed or grass the portion of
the street as to which such permission shall be granted,
and to keep the fence, railing, sod and grass thereon
in good order and repair, and not to permit noxious
weeds or thistles to grow therein ; and it shall be law-
ful for such person to sod or sow the same accordingly,
and in the event of failure to perform the conditions
of such agreement the permission granted to him may
be revoked and put an end to by the Board of Works.
163. No person shall break, injure, dig up, remove inj„ring trees
or destroy any tree lawfully planted or growing in any *""•
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l*triiiissii)n
rcinovt trce.Mii.'iy
1. 1 uraiUeii,
of the ijublic streets of the City under the authority of
.my law of the Province or By-law of the City, or the
sod or grass of or in any such boulevard, or the fence
or railing- surrounding the same, or any box, stake or
other guard which is planted around or near to-jmy
such tree for the purpose of protecting the same, or
ride or drive any horse or other animal or waggon or
other vehicle on the same ; provided always, that per-
t;; mission may be given by the IJoard of Works for the
removal of any such tree for the purpose of replacing
the same by another, or for any other purpose which
the said Board deems proper.
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I'loulcvarc'.s
164. Every boulevard which has been here-
ircunl'im'ej.'"'''^' tofore madc may be lawfully continued provided
authority for that purpose is obtained from the Board
of Works.
Shade or onia-
165. Shade or ornamental trees shall not be planted
inent'artrees'not or boulcvards bc made in the public streets of one
to l-e planted in , . . . , , . . 1 -1 1- 1 • 1
certain cases, cham m Width or less, opposite to buildings which are
occupied otherwise than as dwelling houses without the
permission of the owner or occupier of the buildings
but shade or ornamental trees planted and boulevards
made while lands are not built upon or the buildings
thereon are occupied as dwelling houses may be con-
tinued, notwithstanding that buildings occupied other-
wise than as dwelling houses may be afterwards erected
thereon, or that the buildings thereon may be afterwards
occupied otherwise than as dwelling houses.
Tying horses, 1 66. No pcrson shall tie or fasten any horse or
hihited*'^'' '""other animal to any tree planted or preserved for shade
or ornament on any of the public streets of the city,
and no person having the charge of any horse or other
animal shall leave the same near enough to any such
tree to injure it.
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16;. Nothing in this By-l.'iw contained shall pre- Roadway may
\(;nt the owner or occupier of any lot abutting on {;"J^'(j;,'r'-j^f"''""
any public street within the City iVom making- any
necessary roadway to his lot across the boulevard op-
posite to it, or from removing any tree growing upon
that part of the street or boulevard required to be used
for making such roadwa)', but no such removal shall
take place until after the expiration of twenty-four
hours from tlie delivery of a written notice of the in-gi,tu"to° cuy
tention to remove the same for the purpose aforesaid,^''"''*"
shall have been left at the office of the City Clerk, in
which notice shall be specified the name of the person
desiring- to remove such tree, the number of the house
or lot opposite to, and the street in which such tree is
situate.
Project! im
jranc'its of trees
1 68. The owner and occupier of any lot or parcel
of land within the City opposite to which any tree is I'X inmmed.
planted shall cause the same to be kept trimmed at all
times, so that the projecting limbs and boughs shall
not be less than nine feet above the sidewalk.
169. It shall be the duty of the Street Commis- .ifn'^ft'/iS^-
sioner to see that the provisions of this By-law f,[°7olhade?rMs
relating to shade trees and boulevards are carried out. arL^carHedlm'.'''
n
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SNOW, ICE AND DIRT.
Ji
her
tions.
obstruc-
I 70. The occupant, and in case there is no occu- „ , ,
' i^ Kemovalol
pant the owner or person having the charge, care or^^,°*' '" ""'^
control of any house, building or lot within the City
fronting or abutting on any public street or highway
within the city, where the sidewalks are planked or
paved, shall remove and clear away and keep removed
and cleared away all snow and ice from the sidewalk
and to the breadth of one foot out of the drain, water
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course and .q^Litter on that side of such street or high-
way which is nearest to such house, building or lot ;
and also remove and clear away and keep removed
and cleared away all dirt and other obstructions from
such sidewalk, and to the breadth of one foot out of
such drain, water course and gutter.
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Duty of per. i/^- If ''^"y pcrson wlio is required by the next
i'novai.'" '" '"preceding section of this By-law to remove the snow
and ice from the side walk, and to the breadth of one
foot out of the drain, water-course or gutter of the
public street or highway adjoining his premises,
neglects to remove and clear away the same within the
first four hours of daylight after any fall of snow or
fall of hail or rain which shall freeze on the sidewalks
or in the drains, water courses or gutters, or fall of
snow from any building, entirely off the sidewalk and
to the depth of one foot out of the drain, water course
or gutter adjoining his premises, and if any person
required by the said section to remove and clear
away other obstructions from the sidewalk and to the
breadth of one foot out of the drain, water course or
gutter of the public street or highway adjoining his
premises neglects or refuses so to do for twenty-four
hours after receivinijf notice from the Citv Insncct
or any member of the Police Force, reqni' lim to
remove and clear away the same, the C . nspector
may cause such snow, ice and other o l ructions to
be removed and cleared away at the expense c sucii
person, and in case of non-payment of such expense
the same is hereby charged as a special assessment
against the premises, in respect of which the duty
exists and is unperformed, and may be recovered in
like manner as other municipal rates, and it shall be
the duty of the City Clerk to cause the same to be
recovered accordingly ; provided always, that if the
snow or ice be so frozen that in the judgment of the
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ment.
City Inspector ^t Icannot be removed without injury p
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being done to tn^ sidewalk or. 'pavement in jts re- frozen as not to
mo val, such person! as aforesaid shall strew such side-movar wuhoui
walk or pavement with ashes, sand or other like'waik* or" pavc'-
substance, and shall not be deemed in default in
removing; such sn^w and ice until the expiration of
four hours of daylight from the time when such snow
and ice s\}^\\ become capable of being removed with-
out any such, jinjmry being caused in its removal.
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172. It any non-resident owner of vacant property incaseofneg-
which adjoins any such public street or highway, neglects waik'torTwenty-
for twenty- four hours tp clean the sidewalk adjoining his*^^"' ^°"""
property, qr if any person occupying or who is aresi-!;;' ,;,"'!;,,
dent owner, pf property adjoining any such public
street pr; highw^iy neglects to clean the sidewalk *
adjoining ,the, property occupied or owned by
him for twenty-four hours after having been notified
so to do by the City Inspector or any member of the
Police Force!, the City Inspector may cause the same cuy inspector
to be cleaued ^t the exipense ot the Corporation, and ''« •^'"ned at ex-
ri.iii i \ 1 1 r 1 pense of party in
the cost thereof shall be paid by the person in default, ^f*"''-
and in casfebifnon-^paynient thereof the same is hereby, cost ofciean-
charged asJa i^ecial assessment against such property "pliai %a^e ^1
and may be recovered in like manner as other muni- '""'"■"^"
cipal rates, km\. it shall be the duty of the City Clerk
to cause theiisanle to be recovered accordingly.
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1 73. The occupant, and in case there is no occu- snoworiceon
pant, the ppr^on; owning or having the care, charge or[°f;remov™
control of ^^qy .house or other building within the City,
abutting ;.9,ni(iOr situate within ten feet of, any public
street, thoroughfare,, sidewalkor pavement, shall, when-
ever snow, 0|" ,ic^ shall accumulate on the roof of such
house or (^^l\^r building, to an extent that shall either
in fact, qr .^flth,^ opii^ion of the City Inspector, be dan-
gerous ;tpp^rsops passing, cause the same to be forth-
with ren^oved therefrom, and every person removing
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the same shall take due care and precaution for the
warning of persons and animals passn-?g or being on
such street, thoroughfare, sidewalk or pa/ement.
POUNDS AND POUND-KEEPERS.
swine.staiiions. J 74. No person shall suffer or permit any swine,
rams'norto run stallion, buU, goat or ram, of which he shall be the
"^ owner or which shall be in his possession or custody
or under his control, to run at large within the City.
at large within
the City,
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Horses.horned ijc. No pcrson shall suffcr or permit anv horse,
or other cattle, , , 1 11 r l' " 1 1
sheep or geese homcd or othcr cattle, sheep or geese, ot which he
iTrge south of si shall bc thc owner or which shall b^ in his possession
or custody or under his control, to run at large within
that part of the City which lies south of St. James
Street.
Two Poumis 176. There are hereby established two Pounds for
established. j|^g Q'^^y^ q^^ f^j. jj^^^j. p^^j.^ ^f jj^g Q^^y ^hich Hcs north
Site of Pound of die centrc of Dundas Street, the site whereof is
for^northerndivi-^i^^j. ^^^^ ^f ^^^ Exhibltion Grounds which is bounded
on the north by tip. Horticultural Hall, on the south
by Great Market street, on the east by a line drawn
from the south-east corner of the said Hall at ritrht
angles thereto to Great Market Street, and on
the west by a line drawn from the south-west corner
of the said Hall at right angles thereto to Great
Site of Pound Markct Street ; and the other for that part of the City
southern (hviMon i-ii. 11-1 r r^ ■< ,^ .
which lies south of the centre of Dundas Street, the
site whereof shall be that part of lot number One on
the north side of Hill Street described as follows :
Commencing at the south-west angle of the said lot ;
thence easterly, along Hill Street forty-eight feet;
thence northerly, parallel with Wellington Street
forty feet; thence westerly, parallel with Hill Street
forty-eight feet more or less to the westerly boundary of
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Pound-keeper
to' be appeinted
for each Pound.
Any person may
distrain and deli-
ver to Pound-
keeper animals
mentioned in sec-
tions 174 and 17s
running at large
contrary to By-
law.
Duty of Pound-
kt-per to receive
and impound.
addition to
s and ex-
penses in respect
nimals dis-
the said lot ; thence southerly, along the said westerly
boundary forty feet more or less to the place of begin-
ning; and there shall be a Pound-keeper appointed
for each of the said Pounds.
177. Any person may distrain any of the animals
mentioned in sections one hundred and seventy-four
and one hundred and seventy-five of this By-law
found running at large contrary to the provisions
thereof, and deliver the same to either c' the Pound-
keepers, and it shall be the duty of the Found-keeper
to whom such animals shall be delivered to impound
the same.
I 78. In addition to all damages and other e.xpenses Feessobepaid
for which the same or the owner thereof, or person indlimaKej
whose possession or custody or under whose control^
the same may be, shall be liable according to law or"'''"* "
the By-laws of the City, there shall be payable in re-
spect of each animal named in section one hundred
and .seventy-four, distrained under the authority of
this By-law, the sum of one dollar, and the same
shall be paid by the owner of the animal or
other person in whose ' possession or custody or
unde; whose control the animal may be, or in case
the animal shall be .sold by the Pound-keeper, be pay-
able out of the proceeds of the sale, after payment of
the fees and e.xpenses and the damages, if any ; and
there shall be payable in like manner and from the
same source, in respect of each of the animals men-
jDned in .section one hundred and seventv-five, dis-
trained under the authority of this By-law, except geese,
the sum of fifty cents, and in respect of each goose the
sum of ten cents, and the said sums shall be respec-
tively payable to the person distraining the animal in
respect of which the same shall be payable.
179. None of the animals mentioned in section Anim.iis men-
one hundred and seventy-five which shall trespass 'lT^^'^^^'!'p^»!^'^ll
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without the limits upon premisc'S not being within the limits men-
sT«t":^t'lilt?:tioned therein, shall, be liable, nor shall the owner
l°hen''''^em1s« thereof or person in whose possession or custody
rawM*fence"!b.u or under whose control the same may be, be liable
age'd'ie'wUhTnfor any damages done by such animal, unless
{her fenci'isuw.' such premises shall be enclosed with a lawful fence ;
fuiornot. i^^j. .^ ^^^j^ premises are enclosed with a lawful fence,
they shall be liable for the damages done, and they shall
. also be liable for all damages done to premises situate
within the limits mentioned in section one hundred
and seventy-five, whether the premises are or are not
enclosed with a lawful fence.
180. No person shall rescue or re-take, or attempt
Animal-, not lo 1 r 1 • 1 1
be rescued or re- to rcscue or re-take, from the person m whose custody
the sane sliall be, any animal distrained or impounded
under the provisions of this By-law.
„ 181. The damaues to be paid by the owner of, or
DaniaKeM„lie . , '^ . * ( , '
appraiseci under persott in whose Dossession or custody, or under whose
I he Act re- 1 , • 1 • 1 1 i"
»i.eci.nfiPounds"controJ, any animal impounde^d for trespassmg contrary
to the laws of the Province, or the By-laws of the-
City, shall in case of dispute be appraised in manner
prescribed by "The Act respecting Pounds."
182. The comjjensation to be allowed the Pound-
keeper for services rendered by him in carrying out
the provisions of this By-law relating to Pounds and
Pound-keepers shall be as follows :
Keoofi'ound For iuipounding bulls and stallions, one year
old and over, each $i oo
P'or impounding boars, rams and horses and
horned or other cattle, over two years old,
each 50
P^or feeding same per day, each 20
For impounding cattle under two years old, each 25
P^or feeding same per day, each 15
For impounding sheep, goats and swine, each. 25
P'or feeding same per day, each 10
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For impounding geese, each $ lo
For feeding same per day, each 02
For crying and selling, on each complaint. ... 50
For advf"-tising (actual disbursements.)
183 The quantity of food to be furnished by
the Pound-keeper shall be as follows :
For horses and horned or other cattle (except cattle
under two years old) each per day — sixteen
pounds of hay.
Cattle under two years old, each per day — ten pounds
of hay.
Sheep, each per day — two and a half pounds of hay.
Swine and goats, each per day — one quart of peas or
corn.
Geese, each per day — one-half pint of peas or corn.
And such food shall be of a good and wholesome
description.
And also so much water as the said animals may
require to drink.
184. Nothing herein contained shall be taken to
be in substitution of the provisions of " The Act
respecting Pounds," except in so far as the provisions
of this By-law are inconsistent therewith.
185. It shall be the duty of the Police Constables
of the City to cause all animals found running at large,
contrary to the provisions of this or any other By-law
relating to Pounds and Pound-keepers to be im-
pounded, and to prosecute all persons offending against
any of the provisions of such By-laws.
Quantity of food
to be furnished
by Pound-keeper
to animals im-
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DOGS.
186. Every person who is within the City the raxonownei^
owner, pos.sessor or harborer of a dog shall pay a*"'"^''"'^""
yearly tax of one dollar for every such dog.
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A.s.ssorton,a.e 1 87. Thc Asscssof ill making the annual as-
murnon assess gg^gj^^gj^j. q( jj-jg Q[^y shall Hiakc a rctum on the
nicDt roll 01 own- j ** i
cf'doSs """'"'"assessment roll of the names of the owners, possessors
or harborers of all dogs within the City, stating
the number of dogs ; and it shall be the duty
so^sTiabifto ux of all persons liable to the tax imposed by the
{L'^to'Asse™r;next preceding section of this By-law upon request to
give to the Assessor the information necessary to
enable him to make such return.
Clerk to enter j gS. Thc Clcrk shall cnter the names of all persons
tax on roll and , . , , , , , , , r 1
Collector to coi-jiable to thc said tax and the amount ot such tax upon
lect it
the Collector's Roll, and the said tax shall be collected
by the Collector in like manner as other rates and taxes
are collected, unless the same shall have been already
paid to the Inspector of Licenses under the provisions
of this By-law.
189. Every person who is within the City the
owner, possessor or harborer of a dog. shall before
to^rnste°?heni^^^'''^y"^'*^^ ^^'^Y *^^ Jauuary in each year hereafter, pro-
with License In- cure such dog to be numbered, described and regis-
spector before ft> _' J~>
31st January in [ered, for tlic vcar commencing on the first day of I*"eb-
each year. J ^ ^ o J ^
ruary thereafter, in the office of the Inspector of Licenses
And to cause and sfiall cause such dog to wear around its neck, a
dogs to wear col- ., ^ , r 1 1 • 1 11
lar inscribed with collar ot metal, or ot leather with metal plate, on
name of owner 1 • 1 1 1 , 1 i 1 1 1 • • t 1 i
arid metal ckeck which iiietal coluir or plate shall be inscribed the name
p. and "umber of such persott, aud to which collar shall be attached
and year thereon i. . i-i 1111 • •! 11 1
a metal check, on which shall be inscribed the letters
C. T. P. (City Tax Paid), and figures indicating the
year for which such tax has been paid, and a number
corresponding with the number under which such dog
is, for the time being, registered in the books of the
Inspector of Licenses.
Metal check to
be furnished free
190. Every such person shall, on payment of the
mem^orta" '"'^' ^^'"^ imposed by section one hundred and eighty-six,
and registering his dog as provided in section one
hundred and eighty- nine, be furnished free of charge
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with che metal check mentioned in the next pre-
ceding section.
191. The Inspector of Licenses shall not register ucen.e i.ispec-
any such dog unless the person applying to have the[°r 'doV°unfe'i
same registered shall have paid the tax imposed by """"''*"*•
section one hundred and eighty-six, and shall produce
the receipt of the Treasurer therefor, or shall pay the
said tax to such Inspector.
192. It shall be the duty of the Inspector of Licen- ucease inspec-
ses to keep a book in which shall be recorded the name and make ^c^d
of the owner of every dog registered under the provi- 'registered^ an*d
sions of this By-law, the date of such registration theand"?o"maT;
description of the dog, the registration number and the amislatemenuto
amount of the tax paid ; and it shall also be the duty '''^'=^-"'^'='^-
of the Inspector of Licenses to make a weekly return
to the City Treasurer of the moneys collected by him,
and to furnish therewith a statement showing the per-
sons by whom such moneys shall have been paid.
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, . ^. , * 1 • 1 1 • • r 1 • <=">>«• n^pector as
duties miposcd upon him by the provisions ot this 'o'^«s^'o'^e per-
I . 1 •' A . . formed under
nv-law relatuifT to dous under the supervision and^'ip^"''*'-^" 9*"
/ . -If* /■-> • License Commil-
direction ot the License Committee.
tee.
loiis d >gs
not to run at
194. No person shall sufter or permit any dog of \\c\
which he is the owner, possessor or harborer to run atia'rge
larofe within the Citv, if such doi^ is of a vicious
or ferocious disposition or accustomed to snap at or
bite mankind, or if such dog has previously attacked
or bitten any person travelling in or along the public
street.
195. No person shall after the first day of Feb- After ist Feb..
rr • 1 r 1 • 1 1 iSSo, dogs not to
ruary next sutler or permit any doyf ot which he run at large whh-
, 11 1 ""' collar and
IS the owner, possessor or harborer to run at large <;i<cci<.
within the City unless such dog shall have around its
neck the collar and metal check mentioned in section
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Dogs not to run
at large whil«
proclamation
prohibiting it is
in force unless
muzzled.
Mayor may
when authorized
l)y Council issue
proclamation to
forbid running at
large of dogs un-
less muzzled.
Notice of pro-
clamation to be
given.
one hundred and eighty-nine, inscribed as therein pro-
vided. ''
196. No person shall suffer or permit any dog of
which he is the owner, possessor or h^rborcr to run at
large within the City during such period as shall be
prescribed in any proclamation issued under the au-
thority of this By-law, unless such dog shall have
securely put on a good strong svibstajitial and safe
muzzle, so as to effectually prevent him from biting or
snapping. ;"" -"'' "■
197. The Mayor may at any time, when he is
authorized so to do by a resolution of the Council,
issue his proclamation declaring that no dog shall be
permitted to run at large within the City during such
period as shall be determined by the Council and
named in such proclamation, unless such dog shall be
muzzled in manner prescribed in section one hundred
and ninety-six, and notice of such proclamation shall
be given by advertisement and posters before the same
goes into effect.
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Llaimed.
Dogs running 1 98. Any Police Constable or other person author-
"o ' HHaT'may ised foi' that purposc by the Mayor. Police Magistrate
be seized and im- /^i • r r t> 1 • • 1 r 1 •
pounded and or Lhiei ot rolice may seize any dog found running
kur1ini"s"r'e'^at Uirgc, elsewhere than on the premises of the owner,
possessor or harborer thereof, contrary to the provi-
sions of this By-law, and it shall be the duty of the
Police Constables so to do; and every such Police
Constable or other person shall forthwitJ), after making
such seizure, deliver such dog to one of the Pound-
keepers of the City, and it shall be the duty of the
Pound-keeper to whom the same shall be delivered to
impound such dog, and to supply it with water while
impounded, and in case it shall not be reclaimed, as
hereinafter provided, within forty-eight, hours after it
shall have been delivered to the Poiiin'<!l-kteeJDer it shall
be the duty of the Pound-keeper to kill such dog.
it
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may
199. The owner, possessor or harborer of any dog owncr.&c,
impounded under th^ next preceding section may[,'j;l^'j;;/°^pi^y:
reclaim his dog on application to the Pound-keeper, on ^ro"f°f^J,y";;'!
proof of his ownership and on payment cf the sum^'^'P
of one dollar, one-half of which shall ht retained
by the Pound-keeper arid the other half be paid to
the person by whom such dog shall have been im-
pounded.
200. The Police Magistrate, or other presiding poiice Magis-
magistrate at the Police Office of the City, upon the wd^ dog'iiTr?-
tria! of any complaint for an infraction of the provi-c''omp1aint"'is
r'i* Lll I'^r made under sec-
sions ot sections one hundred and nmety-tour, one tions 194, 195 or
hundred and ninety-five or one hundred and ninety- stfoyid.
six of this By-law, may, in addition to the imposition
of a fine and costs, order that the dog, in re-
spect of which the complaint is made, shall be
killed, and if the person in whose possession Penalty for re-
or custody such dog shall be shall neglect or refuse to^rdi'r. '° °''^^
deliver him up to any member of the Police P^orce for
the purpose of his being killed, upon request for that pur-
pose being made, or shall in any way hinder or prevent
such doLjf from beinijf taken and killed, he shall be liable
to the penalties imposed for an infraction of the pro-
visions of this By-law.
NAMING STREETS.
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within the City is changed by By-law it shall be the *"■=«'>* "^hanged
duty of the City Clerk forthwith to transmit the By-g''>tered.
law making such change to the City Solicitor for the
purpose of its being registered, and it shall be the duty
of the City Solicitor to cause the same to be registered.
202. All By-laws heretofore passed for changing nyiaws ai-
the name of any street or highway within the City changinr'*nai^>^
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of streets to be shall bc forthwith transmitted by the City Clerk to the
registered. ^.^^ SoHcitor (ov the purpose of being, and the City
Solicitor shall cause them to be forthwith, registered
pursuant to the statute in that behalf.
rtoard of 203. The Board of Works shall cause the name of
J!Imes'of°stre«s every street, road or public communication within the
at corner*. Qj^y ^^ |^g affixcd at thc comers thereof, on either pub-
lic or private property, where the same has not already
been done.
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NUMBERING HOUSES AND LOTS.
Houses and lots 204. Evcry house or lot fronting or abutting on
according" '»*'''» ^"y Street or highway within the City shall, after such
*'""■ plan is deposited with the City Clerk as hereinafter pro-
vided, be numbered in accordance with a plan prepared
by the City Engineer and filed in the office of the
Clerk, and until such plan shall be so deposited thc same
shall be numbered as directed by the City Engineer.
20 s. The Council may from time to time appoint
House nunibcr*
ers may be .-ip. one or morc persons (hereinafter called the house
numberers) to number the houses and lots aforesaid.
, ' 206. The house numberers shall affix or inscribe
numbers to be the prooer number as desicfnated on the said plan or
affixed and size i.,. 1 ^. ^-.^ ti • 1
of figures to be directecl by the Lity Engineer, if there is no plan, in
plain and legible figures at least two inches in length,
in a conspicuous place not higher than the first story
in front of every house, building or other erection
which is not now numbered or which may be hereafter
erected within the City.
Expense of 207. The e'cpense incident to the numbering of
numbering. g^^,]^ house or lot shall not, including the cost of
affixing the number, exceed the sum of twenty cents,
and the occupant, or in case of his default the
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owner, of every such house or lot shall be charged
with such expense and shall pay the same to the house when to i.e
numberer within twenty-four hours after performance '''" '
of the work and a personal demand of payment.
208. No person shall obstruct the house numberer h^^^_. ^^,_,
in the performance of his duties or prevent him from ^f/'j*^;;;'' ^^^ ^'^-
performing the same.
209. No person shall remove, deface, obliterate or Number, not
destroy the figures placed on or affixed to any house, L". '"" """°''''
building or other erection numbered.
210. It shall not be necessary to affix numbers to unnecessary to
any barn or shed unless with the consent of the owner "heds^xcepriu
or occupant thereof, but this exception shall not apply "* '"'''"■
to livery stables.
211. It shall not be necessary to affix numbers to unnecessary to
any church or place of public worship, public school, d?u''rch""&" '"
or any public building belonging to the Crown, or to
the Corporation of the City of London, or the Cor-
poration of the County of Middlesex, or any vacant
lot, or lot upon which only a shed or barn (other than
a livery stable) is erected.
212. Nothing in this By-law contained shall i)re- c)wMer or oc-
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vent any owner or orcupier ot anv house, building or figures for him
I . ' 1 1 1 • T) '1 1 11 self if of required
other erection, required by this ny-law to be numbered, size and represen
c i'i 'ii/* 1 ''"S proper num-
irom numbering the same with such hgures as such bers.
owner or occupant shall see fit, provided that such
figures are not of less size than the figures prescribed
by this By-law, and represent the proper number of
such house, building or other erection.
213. The City Engineer shall forthwith make and pian of streets
deliver to the City Clerk, to be filed among the records house"X."to be
of his office, a record of the streets and numbers of the^'j,^'^*'*"'^"'''^"^''
houses and lots numbered thereon respectively, and
shall enter thereon a division of the streets, with bound-
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for public inspection at the office of the Clerk.
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FENCES.
214. The City Enmneer, the Street Commissioner
Fence-viewers. , ,^ , t . 1 "i .• 1 • 1 • r ^
and the Health Inspector lor the time bemg ot the
City shall be the fence-viewers of the City.
„ . , , ,, 2 IS. A lawful fence shall be of the height of at
Height and de- "'J o
scrint.on of law- Je^^gj- four fcct six mches, and so constructed as not to
lul lence, ' .
allow horses, cattle, sheep, goats, swme or geese to
pass through the same.
v.icact lots to 216. The owner of every vacant lot within the
ne fenced when ^-,. , . ^ , , 1 1 • 1
lequired i.y the City abutting on any street, road, lane or other hicfh-
City Kngineer ^ . . .
\vorks°""^ "fway, shall, when required so to do by a written notice
from the City Engineer, given under the authority of
the Board of Works, enclose such lot with a lawful
fence and shall maintain and keep in repair such fence.
Lots with pits, 2 1 7. The owner of every lot or parcel of land
&c., on them to .^i • ,, /^. 1 • 1 1 • • • •
u fenced. Within the City upon which there is a pit, precipice,
deep water or other place dangerous to travellers, shall
cause the same to be enclosed with a lawful fence and
maintain and keep in repair such fence.
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Police Office
established.
POLICE OFFICE AND LOCK-UP
HOUSE.
218. The Police Office situate on the north side
of Carling Street shall continue to be the Police Office
of the City.
eJiabiished"°"'^ . ^^9' The Lock-up House situate on the north
side of Carling Street shall continue to be the Lock-
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up House of the City for the detention of all persons
detained for examination on a charge of having com-
mitted any offence, and of all persons detiiined for trans-
mission to any Common Gaol or House of Correction,
either for trial or in the execution of any sentence.
ASSIZE OF BREAD.
220. All bread sold or offered for sale within the AssUe of bread
City of whatever shape or form, shall be in loaves of
two pounds and four pounds weight respectively, and
all bread sold or offered for sale within the City of any
less weii^ht shall be seized and forfeited for the use of
the poor ; provided always that nothing in this section
contained shall prevent bakers or others from selling
or offering for sale biscuits, buns, rolls, crackers, muf-
fins or any other fancy cakes commonly made in the
trade and not intended to represent or pass as a loaf or
loaves of bread, and no person shall sell or offer for ''*■' '*^'^'""
sale within the City bread made contrary to the
provisions of this By-law.
Rread not lo l)e
sold unless of pro-
M e ml) e rs of
ice Force anil
y Inspector
■ ad
22 1. It shall be lawful for any member of the
Police r^orce, by the direction of the Mayor, Police ^9'^'
Maij^istrate or Chief of Police, or for the License '"^y'^^'^^l^-'V''^'
Inspector at any tune Irom six o clock in the morning 'jh-^'j^p';"^''i<-J'^>
until eleven o'clock at night {Sundays excepted)
to enter into any house, shop or place within
the City where bread is sold or offered for
sale, and to cause the bread found therein to
be weighed, and if such bread shall be found to be
of less weight than provided by the next preceding
section of this By-law, to seize and carry away the
same in order that it may be disposed of for the use
of the poor in such manner as shall be directed by the
Mayor, Police Magistrate or Chairman of the Hos-
pital and Relief Committee.
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IMPORTUNING TRAVELLERS.
t in portuning
travellers on
2 2 2. No person shall in the streets or public places
Mreets. &c..proOf thc City importuHc others to travel in or employ
hiLited. ^j^y vessel or vehicle, or to go to any tavern or board-
ing-house.
LICENSES.
Duties of In- 223. There shall be appointed an Inspector of
sp.ctor of Lie- Licenses for the City, whose duties shall be
TomtendLic- (i) To attend the License Committee whenever
ense Committee ^ ' ., .. Tl 1
when required, neccssary and whenever he is notined so to do.
Tr'e''a"ifurer"on (2) To advise generally from time to time with the
lo wroffice?'^^"' Treasurer on all matters incident to his said office.
I'o prepare das-
istsofper-
1 o pi
sified
(3) To prepare classified lists of all persons re-
sons requi;ed''Vo quired to take out licenses, and use all diligence to
'and%ubmi't"hem supplement and perfect the same from time to time,
to Tr eaf. u re r
monthly.
and submit the same monthly, or oftener if required, for
the examination of the Treasurer and of the License
Committee.
Keep registry (4) To rcccive, aud keep a complete registry of, all
of applications. ... ri' r r (-i-
applications tor licenses or lor transfers of licenses to
be issued under the By-laws of the City.
To ascertain (c) fo asccrtain the truth of petitions accom-
t ruth of petitions, ^^ ' ... , , *
s:'^ panying such applications, and whether the sureties
tendered (where sureties are required) are solvent and
responsible persons.
To inspect pre- (6) To makc an inspection of the premises in
mises on which l*i 1 if i- r
trade, &c., (or wnicn any trade, callini^^ or business, for carrvinir on
which license isri'ii- • ... , ..''^
quired is carri- 01 wnicli a liccnse IS requirecl, is to be carried on.
To keep parti- (7) ^0 kecp full particulars and, if required, a
terpartof license"; *^"P^'^^^^ '^'" Counterpart of every license issued, and
report'" o"f1hem^° ^^^^ ^ Tctum of such particulars or of such dupli-
10 the Treasurer, cate or countcrpart to the Treasurer.
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(8) To make out all bonds, licenses and transfers
and to sign all licenses and transfers, the same having
been first taken to the Treasurer and returned with
his receipt thereon for the fees payable therefor.
(9) To ascertain from time to time and as often as n, ascertain if
1 lilil ill* persons licensed
may be necessary, whether the persons to whom h- comply with u>.
censes have been issued continue to comply with the '''''■
provisions of the By-laws of the City, and wiiether the
premises licensed are maintained in the state required
by such By-laws, and are well and orderly kept.
(10) To visit at least four times in the year every lo visit aii,iarts
part of the City for the purpose of inspecting all l^^Vhe ^year'7or
houses and premises where intelligence offices, victual- PpJ^?,'i;;g, 4^. ' "'
ling houses, bowling alleys, billiard or bagatelle tables
or other houses or places required by the By-laws of
the City to be licensed, are kept, for the purpose of
ascertaining whether the same are licensed and whether
the provisions of such By-laws are being infringed or
evaded.
(11) To prosecute all offences committed atjainst Jo prosecute
, ,. ' T> 1 r 1 /-■<• offences against
the license By-laws ot the City . liten^e ny-iaws.
(12) And generally to perform such other duties .to perform du-
• 1 1 • 1 1 • T-» 1 1 1 11 1 '"'* assigned by
as are assigned to him by this By-law, and as shall benyiaw or uc-
. 1 1 • 1 IT- r^ • ense Committee.
assigned to him by the License Committee.
224. The Inspector of Licenses shall give security inspector to
to the satisfaction of the License Committee for the 8'^*= '"'•""'y-
performance of the duties of his office.
225. The Inspector of Licenses may at any time inspector may
enter into any house or place licensed under the By-enwdfoTthepur'
laws of the City for the purpose of inspecting the K'g%n°d nouobe
same, and no person shall interrupt or molest the said doing"
Inspector in so doing or in the discharge of any other
duties imposed upon him by the By-laws of the City.
226. Every person requirincf a license for any of. P"sons desir-
, ^ f^ I'll- • -11 ing license to ap-
tiie purposes lor which a license is required to bep'y •" w"''"s
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and to give sccu. taken out un er the provisions of the By-laws of the
"'*■ City shall make an application therefor in writing to
the Inspector of Licenses, and shall give security him-
self in the sum of two hundred dollars, and a surety, if
required by the Inspector, in the sum of one hundred
dollars, for the due observance of the By-laws of the
City relating to the premises in, or in connection with
which the trade, business or calling, in respect of which
such license is required to be issued, is carried on, and
relating to such trade, business or calling, or otherwise,
in respect thereof
227. Every license issued under the authority of
for the">ear cur- the By-hiws of the City shall, unless it is expressed to
issue and cTd on i3e granted for a shorter period, or unless the same
ruaryafie°i>>ue. shall be sooner forfeited, be for the year current at the
time of the issuing thereof, and shall expire o-i the
last day of February next succeeding the time of
such issue.
228. Every person to whom a license shall be
"*""" issued under the authority of the By-laws of the City
shall produce the same whenever it may be demanded
by the Inspector of Licenses, or l)y the Police Magis-
trate, or any Justice of the Peace, Member of the
Police Force, or other person duly authorized.
229. No license shall have any force or effect until
:aid'"'.'o the license fee payable in respi :t thereof shall have
been paid to tlie Treasurer, and his reccij^t therefor
written therein or endorsed thereon.
License to lie
produced
required.
License not to
l)e in force until
fee is pai
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2XC. Every i^erson who is required by the By-laws
Persons re(|Uir- /■ 1 /-• » ^• r 1 11
ed to take .Hit ot Uie City io tfiKe out a license tor any purpose, shall
license to Kccn ■/ A i '
up siKu will; hive and keep affixed in a conspicuous place to the
name inscribed . . i-ii ii- ii* r
thereon. prcmises m which the trade, busmess or calling for
the carrying of which a license is required to betaken
out, is carrl(^d on, or in which the thing in respect oi'
the keeping of which a license is required to be taken
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out Is contained, a sij^n, on wiiich shall l)c inscrihcd in
plain and Ict^Iblc characters the: name of such person.
231. No person shall keep within the City u vi.i,, aUiim
vlctuallinij^ house, ordinary, or house where fruit, oysters, i!c"n>oi' ''" ""
clams or victuals are sold to be eaten therein, or a place
for the reception, refreshment or entertaimt.cnt of th(;
public without ha\"Ini/ obtained a license so to do ;
' -111 1 ' 1 • ■ 111 1 Scciioii nut i>>
i)rovided alwavs, that this section shall not ai)])lv to ^'cpiy f i<«i«'-s
cnis Hiiil boanl-
iiii;- liouso.
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tr.uliT I'ic., lu
eiisfi.i.
keepers of licensed taverns or of boardIn_L;"-house5.
232. No transient trader or ether person who
occupies premises within the City for a temporary llj'Vi'-
period, and whose name has not Ijeen duly entered on
the Assessment Roll of the City in respect of income
or personal i)r()perty for the then current year, and who
may offer ^oods or merchantllse of an)" tlescrij)tIon h)r
sale by auction, conducted by himself or by a licensed
auctioneer 01 otherwise, shall carry on his trade or
business or offer o(> Is or merchandise for sale in man-
ner aforesaid withoi.L liavinj;" obtained a license so to do;
l)rovIded always, that this section shall not affect, appK' p^^,;,,,
to or restrict the sale of the stock of an insolv(,'ntI'^"","''"f •'''''?'
• State which Is belnsj' sold or d'.Mjosed of within the '''';'. -""'^- '"
City where the insolvent carried ^n business therewith
at the time of the Issue of a writ of attachment or liu-
execution of an assln-nment.
Scc-
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2^^^^. Evrvy license to a transient tradt r or oth.er ,
person mentioned in the next precedliiL'' section sIkUI ;';\\\:'V';y/_;^^^^^^^^^^^
continue in lorce for the number of d;>\s fc^r wlilch the j*""'' *:"."''•'''':
!Ic(;nse fee Is paiil, and no longer, aiul tlie period for
which such license is to continue Is to be stated therein.
234. No person shall sell or putiij) for sale by A.„.i..n..T. i..
public auction _t;oods, wares, merchandise or effects, qi-i- '* "'-'^'i'
carry on th(; business or callinu;' of an aucti()ne<'r with-
in the City without havinL;- obtained a bcense so to do,
and ever\- such license shall contain the name of one
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(nrtncoliip-ciK li
nienit)er t o
licensed.
of.,,- person only, and in the case of firms or co-partner-
i.e ships each member or co-partner must procure a license
to enable such firm or co-partnershii) to sell by public
auction t^oods, wares, merchandise or effects, or to
carry on the business or calling- of auctioneers.
23d-
H-iwkers ,cu' -JO- ^^^ hawker or petty chapman or other person
ciiai.men.ic.,io who carries on a petty trade within and has not be-
come a permanent resident ot the Lity. or who goes
from place to place or to other men's houses on foot
or with any animal bearing or drawing any g-oods.
wares or merchandize for sale, or in or with any boat,
vessel or other craft, or otherwise carrying goods,
wares or merchandize for sale, shall exercise such call-
ing within the City without having obtained a license
so to do.
Keeper, uf 236. No p( rsoii sliall. for hire or gain, directly or
tdieTai.k-s M K indirectK'. keep or have; in his possession or on his
jjremises within the City, any billiard or bagatelle tal)l(;
or keep or have; a billiard or bagatelle table
in a house or place of public entertainment or resort
within the City, whether such bagatelle table is used
or not, without having ol)tained a license so to do.
keeper! nfeVii ill' ^ j7 ' ^' ^ persou sliall hold or keej) any exhibition
'/'"":''"''"'"■. for hire or ijrofit. or keen a bowling allev. or other
proiil, howling i i «^ ^
'!f?,V?,"'''ll'"''M^l'»ce of amusement, within the Citv, without havinij-
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.0 i.e i.cuM-c-a. obtaim-d a license so to do.
llc)iir> chiriii'.;
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23S. Mvery 1)om ling alU'\\ billi.u'd room, or room
alleys, i.iiiiarri where a billiartl or bagatelle table is kept for hire or
rooms, ii;., are III . • 1 • 1 / '• 1 • 1 • • • 11
.« closed ill cer. gam, witlim th(; City, which is situate m, attached to,
tain cases. '- , . .•'.,, , • 1 1 •
or used in connection with, a house or plac*- ol public
t ,|, entertainment or resort, or a house or [Aacv. which is
' " licensed or us(:d as a tavern, shall be closed .ukI kept
closed at and during th.' respective hours at and dur-
ing which taveins are recjuired b\- statute, or any By-
law ot tin: City, to be closetl or kc;))! clo.sed, excep
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that the hour for closing^ on Saturdays shall be eleven
o'clock in the evening.
2^9. No person licensed under the provisions of Keepers of
this Hy-hiw or any By-law of the City to keep a bowl- atf,":" ^'^'=^;:
ing alley, billiard or bagatelle table, victualling house, d'iiorde'rTy'''per-
ordinary. or house where fruit, oysters, clams orrpenifheirpremu
victuals are sold to be eaten therein, or a place for the trArcam'ed'"n
reception, refreshment or entertainment of the public, "'"''■
shall permit any drunken or disorderly person, or any
one who keeps or resides in a house of ill-fame or any
prostitute to resort to or frequent the premises kejjt
by him in n spect of which such license is granted; or
kecj) or suffer or permit to be kept in such premises
<iny faro bank, rouge et noir, roulette table or any other
device for gambling or gaming, or suffi^r or j)ermiL
tippling or gambling of any kind to be carried on
therein.
240. If any person who has taken out .1 license ucensemayhe
for any of the purposes mentioned in the next preced-f;}''^^4\^^>j,^,';'';^^^
ing section is convicted oi a breach of the provisions [|'"'\'''^ ">*
of any By-law of the City n^gulating the trade or busi-
ness carried on by him under such license or the pre-
mises in which the same is carried on. or the mode of
carrvin*r on such trade o* business, or of the breach
of any Statute or By-law in force in the Municipality
relating to shop or taxern licenses, Wvj, license may, in
the discretion of the Police Magistrate or other con-
victing judge or justice, be absolutely forfeited.
241. No person shall givi.'. or assist in giving. Horson- givinsj
]••.•„ i" t • • • 1* \ li i b i t ions iif
TiiMtion ot wax-work, menagerie, circus, riding «ax-«erk. &c.,
or other such like sliows, usually exhibited by show-'"'"'"'^'"'"'
men, within the City, without having obtained a license
so to do.
242. Any finij im[)osed for an infraction of the mtM.' 'iiuy be^e^'i-
l)rovisions of the next preceding section of this By-mthtcXibltlon.
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law may he levied by tlistress aiul sale of the <;oods
and chattels of such showman, or helont^in-- to or used
in such exhibition, whether owned by such showman
i„,pnsonnK.mor not.and in default of i)ayment thereof the offender
;;;;If"" '■•■•'•'>■ may be imorisoned in the Common (iaol oi the County
of 'Middlesex for any term not exceeding- one month.
Keepers of 243- No person shall set up or keep an intellioenct;
':itriice,;:cM^ within the City, for the purpose of repsterin-
the names and residences of. and s^nving- information to.
or procurin,L;- servants for, employers in want of do-
mestics or laborers, and for re«;istering the names and
residences of. and .sj^iving information to. or procuring
employmtMit for domestics, servants and other laboi-
ers desirinij^ employment, without havini;- obtained a
license so to do.
Hn.rs ,i.irin« 244. I^very pcrson licensed to keep an intelligenct:
"el'Je!V,,"rare office wlthln the City shall kcv\) his office open for
"'"^'■'""'""business between the; hours of nine o'clock in tlie
morning- and six o'clock in the evening. .Sundays and
holidays excepted.
r„,oks 10 i)u -45- I'^xery person licensed to k':ep an intelligence
oT^mumKTiice office shall keep a book in which sh.ill be entered at
i'rk's''i^^\ iTmaiie the time of application the name and residence of any
person who may ai)ply for employment, and the name
and residence of any pcM'son who may makt; applica-
tion to be suppli(;d with m.de t)r femak- domestic ser-
vants or other laborers, and also all sums of money
which may be receiveil from any person for any such
services, and such book shall at all times be opi-n to
the inspection of the Inspector of Licenses, any mem-
ber of the Police b'orce by the direction of the Maycjr.
Police Magistrate or Chi(^f of Police, .uid of th(; mem
bers of the License Committee.
tlicreiii.
?46, {"Aery person lieens(,;d to k(;ep an !ntel!igence
)r used
ownian
ffcndcr
oiint\-
lontli,
ii.LI'cncL'
stcri no-
ion to.
of do-
cs and
)curinu
laboi-
incd a
i.L^cncx-
)C'n for
in the
vs and
licence
:rL'd at
of any
name
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noney
such
en to
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me of a[)[)li- iv-,-,t..i.ot:ik<.-i,
Iclli 'tfiicu olViccs.
office sliall !)(' entitled to receive at the ti
cation the followinL;- fees, and no more : —
I'^rom every male" applying- for |;hice or employ-
ment a sum not exceedini,^ thirty c(Mits.
I'Vom e-. ery female api)lyin_n" for ])l,ice or ('mijlox-
ment a sum not exceedinir twentv cents.
r^rom every person makinij;' applicaticjn for a male
tlomestic servant, or other Iai)or(r, a sum not e\cc;ed-
iiiL;- thirt\ cents.
iM'om every person makini;' application for a fc-male
domestic ser\ant or other l.ihorer, a sum not exceedinLT
twentv cents.
For which said sums a receipt shall be iij^iven at the kccipi 1.. i.e
time of application to the i)erson so ap[jlyin_L;", and '^'"'" "' '^'""'
in the event of no place or emjjloyment beinj^ obtained i-a.i t.. i...- re-
II ,- 1 ^ • .111 fiiiKleil in certain
i(;d for, or no domestic servant or other lal)orer<;.iscs.
bein_LC obtained as applied for, within one week from
the date of application, one-half the fees so paid shall
be refunded on the demand of the; person producing
the receipt.
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J47. No j)erson licensed to keep an intellij^ence n.> urc^icr ,.1
ofhce shall directly or indirectly demand, take or re- t'^<-i>.''y deeper,
ceive any jj;-reater or (jther fees than those authorized ''••"<;-
by this By-law.
24S. The followin^i; shall be the license fees jniy- i.i.Lnsofco.
able under the provisions of this liy-law :--
I'or a license- to a transient trader or other person iv.,,,.-^,,, ,r;„ur.
mentioned in section two hundred and thirt\-two,ten
dollars pi;r da\ .
b'or an auctioneer's license, forty cU^llars per annum. ..j^"^!' '"""""* ""
lor a license for an\' of thc^ purposes mentioned in iia»kcr>. petty
sectit)n two hundred and thirty-five, if the appli- ''''""""'' '■^''
cant is not a j)erman(Mit reside nt of the City, ten
dollars per annum.
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For a license for any of the purposes mentioned in sec-
tion two hundred and thirty-five, with a vehicle
drawn by any animal, or otherwise than on foot,
whether the applicant is or is not a permanent
resident of the City, ten dollars per annum.
For a license for any of ihe purposes mentioned in
section two hundred and thirty-five, if on foot and
the applicant be a permanent resident of the City,
two dollars per annum.
itowiiMR alleys. For keeping a bowling alley, forty dollars per annum.
nag..tc!ieiai,ies For kccping a bagatelle table, each, forty dollars per
annum.
Hiiiiani laMcs. For kccpittg a billiard table, other than a pool or
pocket table, for the first table, thirty dollars per
annum ; for the second table, twenty-five dollars
per annum ; and for every additional table beyond
two, twenty dollars per annum.
pockei For keeping a pool or pocket billiard table, each, forty
dollars per annum.
For the exhibition of a circus, one hundred dollars
per day.
Menagerie. For the exhibitlou of a menagerie, fifty dollars per day.
For the exhibition of waxwork or other exhibitions for
hire or profit, excepting circus riding or menagerie,
fifteen dollars per day.
refresh. For every fruit or refreshment stand or booth in con-
nection with any such exhibition, five dollars per
day.
i.Iii's'"!-,'i'^''pT.biic For every theatre, music hall, or other public hall used
li'nces of%"iinc 'IS a place of amusement, eighty dollars per annum.
isemeiit. ti • • ii-i*^ t i
,,. ror keeping a victuallmi; house, ordinary, or other
1 c t u a n 1 n g , 1 • I • • 1 1 ,
house or place mentioned in section two hundred
and thirty-one, odierwise than in connection with an
exhibition, eight dollars per annum ; or two dollar^
per day if by the day.
I'ool or
la'iles.
I'irciis.
Waxwork or
other exhiljilions
rniit or
iiieiu stancis
houses, &c.
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For keeping an intellii^ence office, one dollar per an- imtiiiRen.e
num.
oiricc!).
Provided always that no license fee shall be re- Pro^i'-o - no
nuired for holdinyf any exhibition or show other than a •^x''''^''''"'^ o«i'"
circus or menaeene in a theatre, music hall, or other !'»^",»Ke>ie heia
public hall used as a place, ol amusement which is'r«;. 't'.
licns^id by the year.
TAVERN AND SHOP LICENSES.
249. The sum or duty to be paid in respect of ivcsfonavem
every tavern license j^ranted within the city shall be '"""'""
the sum of one hundred and ten dollars.
250. The sum or duty to be paid in resjject of . i-eesforuven,
1. 1 • I • 1 /•-•• 1 I liix'iises without
icense jj^ranted within the Lity where che tavtm accommo-
person to whom the same is granted is exempted from''"'""'
the necessity of having all the tavern accommodation
required by law shall be the sum of one hundred and
thirty dollars.
251. The sum or duty to l)e paid in re.'spect of . I'tes foi -hop
every shop license granted within the City shall be the
sum of one hundred and thirty dollars.
PARKS, SQUARES AND GARDENS.
252. The Park Committee shall have the care and Park commit-
custody of X'ictoria Park and ail other public parks, oTpuMirpark;^
squares and gardens within the Citv, or beloni'ini'- to d'"/" ''''''" '^"''
the Corporation, : ubject to all such By-laws as may
from time to time be passed by the Council ; but no
moneys shall ))e expended thereon except such as
shall be appropriated by the Council for that purpose.
253. It shall be lawful for any police officer, con- i'oii..e onirers,
stable, caretaker, or other person duly authorized by from'"'i?e'' public
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(lninl<uii (ir liltliy
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tin; said Committee or hy tlic Mayor or any of the
Aldermen of the Cit\ . to exclude from tlie said Park or
any of th(* \m\)Uc \ydvk9,, s(juares or gardens within the
City, all ilriinken or filthy j)ersons, va^Ljnints. prosti-
tutes and notoriously had charact(.'rs. and to remove;
therelVom anv person who is violating* any 15y-la\v of
the Council or regulation for tlie care and maintenance
(>f the said I'.u'k or .in)- of the puhlic parks, scjuares
or Liardens within tht; Citv, or is committinLT a nuisance,
or IS n'
uiltv of an\ disorderlv conduct therein.
I liKiiu or ri.'-
i II g c I ".c wlurr
than on rDaiUsei
apart as carriage
drives or al an
imniiulfialf rati-
proliiliilcil.
(i r a ss a n il
kwaril not to he
walked on esi upl
where pcrniis-,ion
is jiiven.
lireakinnor in-
juriiii; fences, &i .
Cliinhiii'.; or re
nioviny trees. &i
prohihited.
Horses, mull •-,
asse-.Koals.do^k,
254. No person shall dri\-e or ride any horse or
other animal, or any carria<^"e ov oth(;r vehicle, in. ujjon
or through the said Park or any of the public parks,
stjuares or t^ardens within the City, elsewhere than on
the roads S(,'t apart as carriage drives, or at an immod-
erate rate, or so as to int(,'rfere with or end;uiL;('r other
persons frequenting' the- same.
255. No person .shall walk on the ^rass and sward
of the said I'ark or any of the public ]nirks, s([uares
or i^ardens within the Cil\-, unless where permission is
i(iven to do so i)y or und<'r the authority of the said
Committee.
256. No |)(M*son sliall break or injure; any of the
oates, locks, bolts or fencs of, or any of the seats
or benches for the accommodation of th(i j)ublic, or
any other City propertx' c(;ntained in th(; said Park or
in any of the public ])arks. s(|uares or i^.uxhtns within
the City.
2^}. No pers(jn shall climb, break, peel, cut. deface,
injure or destroy, or without the permission of the saitl
Committee, remove any of the treses or shrubs, (lowers,
roots or j^rass ^rowinL;- or beiiiL; in the said l^u'k or
in any of the public parks, s(]uar(s or L;';u'dens within
the City.
25S. No person beini;- the owner or kcteper, or hav-
-iny of the
'•'litl Park or
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lUs, prosii-
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laintcnanci-
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a nuisance.
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I'', in, upon
'l>lic parks.
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an iniiiuxl-
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and swarti
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amission is
of the said
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the seats
inihh'c. or
id Park or
■ns within
lit, deface,
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d I'ark or
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wvj; the care, custody or control of any horse, nuile. ass., mil. .wint- „r
n^oat. doii;. cattle, swincj or j^eese, shall sullcr or permit i..n;c in or cnu-.
the same to tji'o at lar^e in or to enter the saitl l^u'k or '!|'!uirc'-.''ai,nar'
any of the public parks, scpiares or j^ardens within tlie"""
City, or to do any damage therein or thereto.
259. No person shall play at foot-ball, or thnnv I'layi.u c^mi-^
stones, or play at any i^ames within the said Park '""""'''''
or any of the public parks, scpiares or Ljardens within
the City, without the permission of the Council.
PUBLIC MARKET.
260. The Market House now established and ( .voiucrm!..-,
known as the Covent (iarden Market, situate between iuurM'^IrklViw
Dundas Street and Kinj; Street, and Richmond Street '""'"""'■
and Talbot Street, and the Market Place adioinin^'
thereto, shall continue to be the Market Mouse and
Market Place of the City.
261. ICvery day in the year except Sunday. Christ- .»::irk<;niay..
mas Day and (iood Friday shall be a market day.
262. The Market House shall be opened eyery H.ur.ofopcn-
'.norninj^- (Sunday, Christmas Day and Good Friday MTirkci irm^'.'"'
e.Kcepted) by the Clerk of the Market, at fiye o'clock
between the first day of May ami the first day of No-
yember, and at .seyen o'clock during the rest of the
year; and be shut at two o'clock eyery afternoon all
the year round. (;xce|)t Saturday, when the market
shall be kept oi)en till ten o'clock in the t:y(.nin;.^".
2()}. The Clerk of the A^arket shall kvx'.[> the cvrk t.. ueei.
Market House and i^rounds ck^an ; and fires shall k^.', cL„. ''""''''
l)e kept in the sto\es in the basement stor\' of the vw^. in k^v-
arket House at the expense ot the lessee ot,i,„y.
the basement story, as the same may be re(]uired. but
in the up[)er story the butchers shall i)royide their
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''t.iiow:,r:n wheels or otherwise on the Market Grounds shall be
"•"'^'""""'^ removed, and stalls shall not in future be allowed
thereon.
immo.ierate 265. No person shall drive any vehicle, horse or
llH"'iMaU^''o; other animal over the Market Place or Square or any
s.,"are. portion thereof at a faster rate than a walk, and it shall
wau.on.. &, . be the duty of the Clerk of the Market to prevent
Frl'VnoMh".,!;! wa«rLrons or other vehicles from remainin.c^ in front of
fMarkuHu.scji^^: 'j^Qj.^]^ cttd of the Market House, adjacent to the
platform or sidewalk.
Mule, ufr.i ^^^' ^*^ person shall brinor into or leave in or
^^■•'{°'«;'j|;^^; about the Market House or ]\larket Place or Square
iirMarUti'Ue. jiny hJdcs, offal, Or any refuse, or animal or vegetable
matter that may occasion nuisance ; and no butcher or
DoKsnoiioLeother person shall keep any doii in or about the Mar-
kept in Market I ^ t 1 i~.i "7-
House, &c. ket House or Market Place or Square.
267. No person shall brini:^ to or expose for sale
Sewin? and de- ' r •"> 1
Mroyinc tainted^', thin fji^i Citv anv tamtcd or unwholesome meat,.
or unwholesome , ■> •' . r r i I'liti
poultry, nsh, or other articles of food ; and it shall be
the duty of the Inspector of the Market, or other
officer appointed by the Council, to inspect all meat,
poultry, fish and other articles of food brouL^hl to or
exposed for sale within the City, and if any such arti-
cles be found tainted or unwholesome to seize and
destroy the same.
meat.
AVai;Kons .-»nd -^^ • ^^Y persott bringluj^ into the Public Market
^'hj7h'\^ny,"ing anything for sale in any waggon or other vehicle, shall
pia'!^ed'"i)y ' Vh'e phice his waggon or other vehicle in such place and
Clerk of the Ma>.Qj.^^|^j. ^^ j.|^g Q^^|^ ^f ^j^^ Market shall direct; and in
In ca'eof dis-case of refusal so to do the Clerk of the Market may
obedience Clerk r • li* • 1 • • r
may enforce re- entorce its removal; but in carrying outthe provisions ot
"no preference this scction no preference whatever shall be given by
.oLeafiowed. ^^^ Q^^^^ ^f ^|^g Market.
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269. Upon any sale and delivery of potatoes within saie of potatoes
the City by the baii^, the bag shall be taken and in- ''^ '*"■'""'■
tended to mean ninety pounds weight.
270. Every person selling within the City butchers' iiKi.t weiKi.t,
meat or other articles by weight, count or measure- '1,0" '^meas.ir'e'
niuiit.
ment, shall provide himself with scales and weights
and measures according to the lawful standard, and no
jjcrson shall sell by less weight or measure than such
standard ; and light weight or short count, or short
measurement in anything marketed, is hereby pro-
hibited.
271. All fish exposed for sale in the Market I'la.e for .«ii.
I'lace or Square, in waggons, sleighs or other vehicles, '""^ "'''
or in any other manner, shall be so exposed for sale
on the west side of the structure erected for a Fish
Market.
272.
All hay, straw or fodder, brought to the City, weighi..« of
and exposed for sale therein, shall be brought to the lien ""''^"''^^''''
hay scales and weighed, and the person bringing the
same shall place his waggon or vehicle in such place and
order as the Clerk of the Market shall direct.
273. No person shall sell meat in the Market .s.^le^ of meat
I lace or Square m less quantity than by the quarter, ihani.y the. luar-
l)ut this section shall not apply to sales in the Market'"'
House.
274. No person shall sell or expose for sale any ,. ^ .
1 1 > • 1 • 1 r^- 1 T^ 1 I- l'Uti;hcrs meat
butchers meat withm the City, except at the r ublic '" ", "^ be soia
HT 1 • 1 • 1 r 11 • I- • 1 • within certain li-
Market, withm the lollowmg Jmiits, that is to say : — '""'••
Bounded on the east by Richmond Street, on the
south by King Street, on the west by Talbot Street,
and on the north by Dundas Street, or upon the sides
of the said several streets opposite to the said limits.
275. No person shall sell or expose for sale any saie of goods.
goods or chattels by auction on any part of the market auction!""'' ^^
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grounds except ooods seized under a distress warrant
for rent or taxes or otherwise, the sale of which shall
take place at the southwest corner of the Market
Place or Square ; and all sales which take place
in the Public Market by auction, shall be under
the supervision of the Market Clerk, who shall be
entitled to a rental from the person selling- for the
space occupied at the same rates as are by this By-
law al;:. >,'( d for a double watJGfon.
2/6. 1 1 shall not be lawful for persons to assemble
or conofre'- ite toijether on the sidewalks in the Market
Place or ^!>qiiare so as to prevent or obstruct the citi-
zens from passing or re-passing ; or for any person to
(!ami)iing.&c., play at cards, or with dice, or any game of hazard or
ors.iuare! "'"' chattcc wlth cards, dice or otherwise, or to sell or
offer for sale by lots, cards, tickets, or any mode of
chance whatsoever, any goods, chattels or other things
in the Market House, Place or Square.
Steam engines, 2 7/. No person shall set-up, exhibit or offer for
onM^rket^piace sale Itt the Markct Place or Square any steam engine,
or Square. bollcr, or Other machine propelled by steam, which
shall be actually running by means of steam-power,
and no person shall cause steam to be made or gene-
rated in any such boiler or otherwise in the Market
Place or Square.
2/8. No person shall within the City buy or
bargain for any market grains, meat, hsh, fruit,
roots, vegetables, poultry or dairy products, eggs, or
other articles required for family use, and such as are
usually sold in the market, by the wa)- as they come to
the market to be sold, before they are brought there,
(for the purpose of re-selling the same); and no per-
son shall, within the City, sell any of the said articles
by the way as they come to the markct to be sold,
before they are brought there, to any person purchas-
ing the same for the purpose of re-selling them.
Forstalling mar-
ket grains, &c.,
prohibited.
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279. No person shall expose for sale any grain, crain.&cnoi
butchers' meat, fresh fish, hay, straw, fodder, lumber, wheie "than^'ai
shingles, or farm produce of any description, within unie's'Terare
the City, at any place but the Public Market, or without "''"''■
liaving first paid the Market Fees thereon hereinafter
mentioned ; provided always, that nothing herein con-
tained shall prevent the sale of butchers' meat at
shops outside the limits mentioned in section two
hundred and seventy-four, or the sale of the other
articles or things mentioned in this section by any
person in the ordinary course of his business, at any
shop or place of business occupied by him.
280. All vehicles, vessels, and other things in which Fees „n vohi-
uiy thing is exposed for sale or marketed within theanylhiMg'ir''''''
City, shall be liable to the following fees as a duty
thereon, which shall in all cases be paid by the
person in charge or possession thereof to the Clerk
of the Market before anything contained therein is
offered for sale or marketed, viz. :
h"or a double wagran or other double vehicle . . 10 cents
For a sinirle wao<ron or other sins/le vehicle ... s cents
Vor a wheelbarrow 5 cents
i^'or a receptacle carried by hand 2 cents
Which fees the Clerk of the Market is hereby author-
ized to demand and receive from the person aforesaid.
2S1. 'i'he Clerk of the Market shall ij^ive to every ,., , ,
o J K. lerU lo gut'
nerson bringing anv article to the market for ''' ''f . "" '''^>-
1 o o » _ _ luciit ot lues.
sale, upon the proper fees being paid, a ticket
marked with the day of the month and the name of
the Clerk, and the amount paid, which ticket the
holder thereof shall show to every person purchasing
from him, when re([uired so to do.
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for sale <n- marketed in the open air within the City, '''""'•''"""''""'-•
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Sale or pur- witHout havingf first paid to the Clerk of the Market
chase of them , . , • /• ^' j
prohibited unless the lees hereinaitcr mentioned :
fees are paid.
For every horse 25 cents
For every head ot" cattle 10 cents
For every sheep 2 cents
F'or every hog 2 cents
Market fees not 283. No Market Fees shall be payable in respect
of wrIainThi'ngs of articlcs, attimals or other things sold, or exposed
at free fail. ^^^ ^^j^^ ^^ ^j^^ |-^jj. gj-Qunds duHng thc holdlng of
free fairs ; nor shall any matter or thing in this By-
law be construed to entitle the Market Clerk to fees
on any articles, animals or other things passing through
the City to the fair ground, or from the fair ground
out of the City, but no auction sale, except of animals
or implements of industry, ishall be permitted on the
grounds.
284. The Market Fees, except the fees for weigh-
except 'fees 7oi- ing, shall be sold, and the person purchasing the same
vvejgh.ng, to be ^j^^jj ^^ ^j_^^ Clerk of the Market, and shall give
Purchaser to be security to the Corporation for the payment of the
Clerk of the Mar- , -^ . ^ , . ^ ■' ■, ,
ket and to give purchase money, m such proportions and at such
periods, and for the general performance of the duties
of his office, as the Council from time to time pre-
vious to the sale thereof shall by resolution direct ;
if.guiityofin-and if any such Clerk shall commit a breach of any
\mJ° foifeitof the provisions of this By-law, or misbehave himself
maybcrc-okr'in hls office, hc shall not only be liable to be fined for
such offence, but on conviction thereof shall also for-
feit his said office, and the Corporation may thereafter
re-sell the said Market Fees for the remainder of the
year.
Obstructions 285. No pcrsOH I'euting or using a stall in the
in° front VsuiMs basement story of the Market House, shall place any
ill casement, obstruction Itt the front thereof which shall prevent
the light from coming to the tables in the centre of the
basement storv.
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286. The Butchers' Stalls shall be leased by the nutchervstaiis
. .-, , •{ ,1 to be leased from
year, from the First day of September until the ist September t.,
Thirty-first day of August following, both days inclu- ^"'
sive (the present lessees having the preference), and
thereafter yearly, or on such other terms as the Cor-
poration may see fit.
287. The stalls in the upper part of Covent Garden Remsof staiu
Market shall, except when otherwise provided, be '" ^*^'''^' """'"
leased, the rent to be paid monthly in advance,
as follows: — Stalls Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine,
Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen and Fourteen, at
Eight Dollars per month, each; Stalls Four .and
Fifteen at Six Dollars per month, each ; Stalls One
Two, Three, Sixteen, Seventeen and Eighteen at
Four Dollars per month, each ; payable to the City
Treasurer.
288. The stalls, in the F'ish Market shall, except
when otherwise provided, be leased as follows : — in \nlh Market'
Numbers One and Two at Four Dollars per month ;
numbers Three and Four at Two Dollars per month ;
numbers F"ive and Six at One Dollar per month ;
payable in advance to the City Treasurer.
289. The lease of a Market Stall may be in the
followinof form : —
" This is to certify that the Corporation of the ^f
City of London has leased to A. B. Market Stall
No. in the Covent Garden Market, for the
term of from the day of A.D. 18 — -, at
the monthly rent of , payable monthly in
advance, determinable at the will of the Corpora-
tion. This lease is subject to the Market By-
law and any other By-law that may be passed by
the Council for the regulation of the Market.
Dated this day of A.D. 18—."
290. The lessee of every Market Stall shall.
form
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before enteriiiLC into possesnion thereof, execute an
agreement in the following form : —
" This is to certify that I have this day leased
from the Corporation of the City of London
[Market vStall number in the Covent Garden
Market, for the term of from the day of
A.D. 18 — , at the monthly rent of pay-
able monthly in advance, determinable at the
will of the Corporation ; and my lease is subject
to the Market By-law and any other By-law that
may be passed by the Council foi" the regulation
of the iMarket.
Dated this day of A.D. 18— ."
291. The lessee of a Market Stall shall not sub-l(^t
it or assign his lease without the consent, in writing,
of the Corporation, or allow an)- person to occupy his
stall under the pretence of taking care of it ; and every
, '" cf>«^ "fsuch act shall at the oi)tion of the Corporation be a
Kcforfcitcii. forfeiture of the lease, iuid ot the interest of the lessee
therein and of his right to the stall.
292. The lessee of a Market Stall shall at all
I.t.-.>te of stall . , . . , . , .
to ktep it dcantmies kecp It m a clean and sweet state to the satis-
faction of the Market Committee.
I.fs^c'i; not to
stib-lfl Ills Mall.
ami ~weft.
293. If the lessee of a [Market Stall neglects to
iTst'anltntmayP'^y ^^^^ ^^^^ thcrcfor, lils lease of the stall may at the
option of the Corporation be forfeited and the stall
re-let.
Ill ca-^e of iion-
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■ iitLlieis meat
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be sold.
294. Butchers' meat distrained tor arrears of rent
of a Market Stall may be sold, unless such arrears are
sooner paid, after s"y hours notice has been given by
posting in three conspicuous places in the Market
House printed or written notices specifying the meat
to be sold, the cause (jf seizure. ;ui(,l the time and place
of sale.
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2Q'>- There shall be ap.pointed a Weicfh Clerk, weigh cicrk
, , '1111 to be appointed.
whose duty it shall be : Duties of.
( 1 ) To attend at the Weiehnigf House on every (O to attend
I'lr 11 r ' 1/-^ weighing house
market day trom the hour ot opening the Covent every market day
Cirden Market until the hour of five o'clock in the
afternoon.
(2) To weigh zAl articles or things brought to the (2)10 weigh
Weighing House to be weighed, on payment of the To'ije weiS^*"
fees therefor.
(i) To keep a book, to be furnished to him for that (3) to keep an
1 1 T\/r 1 V^ • • 1-1 I 11 1 account of all
purpose by the Market Committee, in which shall be t''''>e>^ weighed.
entered and kept an account of all articles or things
weighed, the owner's name, the weight of the article
or thing weighed, showing gross and net, and number
when practicable, and such other particulars as the
Market Committee siiall from time to time direct.
(4) To give to each person for whom any articL ticket^tC e^ach
or thing is weighed a ticket containing all the particu- PrtTdeis°weTgted
lars which are required to be entered in the said book.
(5) To receive all fees for weighing and to pay fees for we^gh^n^
,1 ^ tl 'r* '1-1 and pay them to
tlie same over to the 1 reasurer once in each week. the treasurer
weekly.
(6) To furnish to the City Clerk in the month of (6) xn furnish
J^ ' . , ^ r ^ annual statement
anuary in each year a statement ot the afjeregate to city cierk oj
. •; r 1 •' 1 11 • 1 quantities of
(luantities of white wheat, red wheat, sprinsf wheat, white wheat &c.,
/ , 1 • 1 1 1 1 , sold on the Mar-
barley, oats, peas, corn, hides, keg butter, dressed ket during the
hogs, live hogs, and wool, sold in the market, and to
take all practicable means for making such statement
as accurate as possible.
296. The Weigh Clerk shall be responsible for and (jie^ktobe re-
make good any loss or injury occasioned by his mis- ^p°;;£^{"g^'|,'y''^^^
conduct.
misconduct.
297. The following fees shall be paid for weighing : .Fees for weigh-
I'^or every one hundred pounds or fractional part of a
hundred pounds, on the small scales, one cent.
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For every one hundred pounds to one thousand
pounds of coal, on(; cent.
For every load of coal over one thousands pounds, ten
cents.
All articles weighed on the weighing machine, weight
of vehicle deducted, for every one hundred pounds,
or the fractional part thereof, one cent.
Calves under ^qS. No pcrson sliall Sell or offer for sale within
nm7obr<ioid°f!)rt^"'^ ^'^7' ^^^ ^'"^^ ]nirpose of the same being used as
food ''"'^''°"' "'^foocl. any calf or the meat of any calf which shall have
been less than three weeks old at the time it was killed.
NotwUhstand-
299. Notwithstanding the provisions contained
in^^P°ovi's'io'nTofin scctiott two hundred and seventy-five of this
tfone°ersmay""en By-law, any articlo or thing may be sold on
Grounds, subject the market grounds by a duly licensed auction-
lations!'"" '^°"'eer, on payment of the fees provided <br by the
said Section ; but no such sale shall take place without
the consent of the Clerk of the Market until after the
hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, or when the sale
would interfere with the ordinary business of the mar-
ket, and all such sales shall be under the super-
vision of the Clerk of the Market and shall take
place in such part of the market grounds as may be
set apart for that purpose by the Market Committee.
FREE MARKET.
Free Market or
Fair established.
Time and place
of holding.
300. A public Free Market or Fair 's hereby
established in and for the City.
301. Such Free Market or I'air shall be held at
such time and place as the Mayor may from time to
time, under the authority of the Council, by public
proclamation, to be issued at least twenty days before
the day for holding tht; same, appoint.
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302. Tlie Free Market or Fair shall be held for purposes for
the purpose of exhibiting, buying and selling all kinds'""
of agricultural live stock, fruit, grain, meal, flour, and
other agricultural produce, all agricultural machines
and machinery, and all articles of home manufacture.
303. No fee shall be charged or demanded for NofeepayaUe.
exhibiting, buying or -selling any such stock or other
articles in the said Free Market or Fair.
-104. Persons exhibiting or selling at the Free nowstockand
n»i 1^' 111 1-1 11 articles to be ar-
Markct or rair shall arrange their stock and other ranged,
articles in such manner, order and place as the person
appoint^xl by the Council for that purpose shall direct.
-los. If any person shall disobey the direction G;iven Disobedience of
, , "^ ^ 1 . ■'1 ,. directions as to
by such person, or be riotous, quarrelsome, or disor- arran^mg stock
derly, he shall be disentitled, and shall not be allowed
to exhibit or sell in the Free Market or F'air.
306. In any of the cases mentioned in the next stock or ani-
*■ T ^' ...1 • ^ J r 'J c'es °f persons
preceding section, the person appointed as atoresaid offending maybe
may remove the stock or other articles of the person'^'""'"'
offending from the Free Market or T^air Grounds, and
to such reasonable distance therefrom as he may think
expedient.
307. The person so appointed as aforesaid may D-ingerous or
also remove from the Free Market or F'air Grounds Cure§'orprote«'
1 1 i 1 .1 X • 1 1 • 1 1 ed stock or other
all Stock or other articles which are dangerous, or articles may be
h" 1 • 1 • • • , 1 1 removed,
ich in his opinion are not properly secured or pro-
tected.
308. The person so appointed as aforesaid shall ^Person in
1 1 1 1 II- • r ^ TV/ri charge to be un-
be under the control and direction ot the Market J" ';°"if"'°f«l'e
, . Market Lommit-
Committee. 'ee.
309. The Market Committee shall have power to Market com-
r 11 1 1 . • r . 1 A. mittee may make
frame such rules and regulations lor the management mies for govern-
and government of the Free Market or Fair, and of Market°andiair!
11 persons frequenting the same, as the said Com-
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mittec shall think fit, and as arc not inconsistent witli
• law or the provisions of this By-law .
When rules to -^iq. Such Tulcs and rcefulations shall not take
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effect until the same have been laid before the Coun-
cil, and shall go into effect as submitted by the Com-
mittee, unless altered by the Council, and if altered by
the Council shall go into effect as so altered.
WOOD MARKET.
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cordwood in- 3 1 1. In thc construction of the sections of this
of vood" for fuel! By-law relating to the Wood Market, the word
" cordwood " shall include all kinds of wood for fuel.
Wood Market
continued.
312. The Wood Market now established, being that
part of Wellington Street which lies between Dufferin
Avenue and Great Market Street not enclosed with
Victoria Park, shall continue to be the Wood Market
of the City.
j^jWerk of Wood 313. There shall be appointed an officer to take
pointed. charge of the Wood Market, who shall be called the
Clerk of the Wood Market, and who shall before
To give secu-enterincf on the duties of his office s^ive a bond for the
rity. " ' , V .
due performance of such duties, himself in two hun-
dred dollars and two sufficient sureties in one hundred
dollars each.
Clerk of wooii SM- Thc Clcrk of the Wood Market .shall not
Jirchase"cord° purchase cordwood which sh ill be brought to the City
hiro;ruse."^''for sale, except such :.s shall be required for the
consumption of himself or his family' and not to be
resold .
Cordwood not 315- No pcrson .shall scll or cxposc for sale cord-
atWo?dM3!wood within the City at any place but the Wood
anT'measuS Market, Or until the same shal' have been inspected
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and measured, and the fees prescribed by this By-hiw-;""i f'^•^^ f""'.
have been paid thereon ; but nothintj herein contained '" app'y "j •<=«?■
i , 1 r 11 efs of wood-yards
shall prevent the owner or keeper of a wood-yard,
who shall pay the fees prescribed by section three hun-
dred and eif^hteen of this By-law, from selling cord-
wood at and delivering it from his wood-yard.
316. No person shall within the City buy or bargain Korcstaiiing
for cordwood by the way as it comes to the Wood '''"''"'""''•
Market to be sold before it is brough'j there for the
purpose of re-selling the same, and no person shall
within the City sell cordwood by the way as it comes
to the Wood Market to be sold before it is brought
there.
317. No huckster or runner shall bargain for orcordwoo"d''b°y
purchase cordwood brought to the City for sale before ners.' """ '""*
three o'clock in the afternoon, except such as shall be
intended for consumption by himself or his family, and
not to be re-sold.
318. All cordwood sold by the owner or keeper, cordwood soid
• nv owners or
of a wood-yard within the City, at any place other keepers of wood,
than the Wood Market, shall be measured and in-sured and in-
SDCCtCu*
spected by the Clerk of the Wood Market, and it
shall be the duty of the seller thereof to cause it to be
so measured and inspected before it is delivered to the
purchaser, and to pay to the said Clerk a fee of five presto be paid.'
cents per cord for every cord, or fraction of a cord,
which shall be so measured by him where the quantity
is ten cords or under, and three cents for each addi-
tional cord, or fraction of a cord.
V9- No person usin"- the Wood Market shall centreofthe
111 1 ri 1-1 11 street or side-
block up the centre of the street or the sidewalks walks in wood
1 ' 1 . 1 r 1 c/1 Marl<et not to be
therein, but a space in the centre ot the street sum- wocUed up.
cient for teams to pass each other shall be left clear,
and the sidewalks shall not be encumbered in any
way.
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Persons in ^20. Pcrsoiis ill cli;irL,^e c)f liorscs, vvajL^^^oiis Of othcT
*c:iKH"toi;;"; vehicles, in the Wood Market, shall not leave their
o^'as^lemi.!;*;;;: horses, waggons or other vehicles, or assemble together
wa£&J! ''''"on the sidewalks, or wantonly snap their whips, or
make a noise, or make use of obscene or blasphemous
language, or annoy or insult persons passing on tlu;
sidewalks or through the market.
321. Every person bringing cordwood to the Wood
Market for sale shall place his waggon or other vehicle
in such place and order as the Clerk of the Wood
Market shall direct, and in case of refusal so to do
the Clerk may enforce its removal, but in carrying out
the provisions of this section no preference whatever
shall be given by the Clerk, and no person shall
depart fron?piace depart froHi tile place assigned to liim before he has
disposed of his cordwood, unless to leave the Wood
Market.
Waggons to be
placed as direct-
ed by Clerk.
assigned.
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Hovcordwcod 322. All cordwood sold, or offered or exj)Osed for
of "whar each sale, wlthiu the City, shall be classed as follows, that is
class is to consist. , (iT^'».1 ''~ ' ^' C 1 1 ill
to say: ' rirst class consisting ot sound merchantable
beech, hard maple, ironwood, hickory and black birch;
"Second class" consistin<r of sound merchantable rock
elm, white ash and soft maple ; " Third class" consisting
of sound merchantable bassvvood, swamp elm, red oak
and black ash; "Fourth class" consisting of pine; "iMfth
class," all refuse wood, consisting of hemlock, cedar and
other woods not enumerated, with l)ranches and chips.
Cord oi cord- r> 2 ^ A cord of cordwood shall consist of and con-
wood to contain • ^ 11 1 -i ^ • r r 1
128 cubiic feet, tain onc hundred and twenty-eight cubic feet of wood.
Size and form
of wood-rack to
Le used.
324. The rack or box of every vehicle wherein
cordwood is exposed for sale or marketed within the
City, shall be of uniform size from top to bottom, that is
to say: the bottom or floor of such rack or box shall be
loose and the sides thereof perpendicular and parallel
.mi i lilli-W ga
hc-'u-
[her
or
loiis
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to each otlu:r, ami 110 person shall within the City
make use of any other description of rack or box.
325.
The Clerk of the Wood Market shall, when
(Icrl;, «lien re-
r(;(|Hired so to do hy the purchaser of cordwood ex- ir^vond "soiii
posed for sale or sold or delivered within the City, see t'^'kic'ihi'i Ik'mc
that the same is properly packed or piled, and ifcVaiTrXf'''''
necessary he shall cause the seller to re-[)ack r re-pile
the same, and if he refuses to do so, shall hinv elf re-
pack or re-pile the same, and he shall be entitled to thercpu-unga
followinL,'" fees, to be paid by the seller, f . so doing- ■,'"''^'
■.ion for
and re-
xl
Vov re-packini^ or re-pillnij^ ten cords and iin-i r, ten Fees the cfor.
cents per cord ; and eight cents for each additional
cord ; and every fractional part of a cord shall be
])aid for as a full cord.
326. No crooked wood shall be packed or piled crookc.i «,„
with cordwood, but the same shall be packed or piled witinTorciwojii!''
separately, the Clerk makin^;- an allowance for surh
crooked wood.
327. The Clerk of the Wood Market shall upon ciork 01 pay-
* r 1 • r 1 1 • • r 1 ment of fees to
payment ol his lees deliver to every person tor whom inspectcordwomi
ii,. . ,1 • r J ' ""J g'^c ccrtifi-
he shall measure or inspect cortlwood a certiricate incite,
writinij;', statinc,^ the number of feet measured or in-
spected, the dat(; of measurement or inspection and
the class to which such cordwood belongs, and where
such cordwood is contained in a wai^oon or other And mark par-
I'll in 11 • 1 ,• 1 U '"^"'ars on was-
vehicle he shall mark the said particulars on such gon or vehicle.
,., ,, 1111 1 •! ''"'' e.iter certain
waggon or vehicle and he shall also enter the said par- particuiais in ^
ticulars together with the names of the respective
owners or vendors of such cordwood in a book to be
kept by him for that purpose.
^ersons in
328. Every person in charge of cordwood exposed P(.._^
for sale within the City shall when required so to do wJlIdVproduce
h'l • ^ 1 . rr • ^ certificate and de-
ibit to any person purchasing^ or orterinsf to pur-iiver it to pur-
1 4-1 .1 .-i: . r . 1 chaser.
chase the same the certihcate ot measurement and
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inspection thereof and the"marKs upon the waggon or
other veh"''e made by the Cleric of the Wood Market
as aforesaid, and shall also when the purchase has been
completed deliver such certificate to thc'purchaser.
Marks on Waff- 329. No person shall falsify or alter the marks
& °or aUer^J; rnade upon his waggon or other vehicle by the Clerk
cUcnis" eiive" of the Wood Market as aforesaid, or deface the same
''''• until the contents of such waggon or other vehicle
have been delivered.
and I
himi
For
Foi
Am
When cordwood
to be deemed to
;i'
sale
330. Every load of cordwood brought to the
be "expo'sed"for Wood Market, and there kept for the space of ten
minutes shall, whether actually offered for sale or not,
be deemed to be exposed for sale there, and such
cordwood so brought and remaining as aforesaid, and
the person bringing the same or in charge thereof,
shall be subject to the provisions of this By-law, and
the payment of the fees thereby prescribed on each
occasion of such cordwood beintr so broucrht and re-
mainincT at the'said Market as aforesaid.
Feestpbepaid 331. Evcry pcrson, except the owner or keeper of a
by persons other 1 ill- ■ 1 i r i-i-
than keepers of wood-yarcl selliiig or exposing cordwood for sale within
Wood Yards, ^j^^ ^-^^ ^j^^jj ^^^^ ^^ ^j^^ ^j ^^.j^ ^^ ^j^^ ^^^^j Market
the following fees :
For each load drawn by two or more animals, 5 cents
For each load drawn by a single animal or
otherwise than by two or more animals. . 3 cents
And upon payment of the proper fees such person
shall be entitled to have his cordwood inspected and
measured and to receive the certificate hereinbefore
mentioned.
Fees for in
specting, measur-
ing and certify-
332. The Clerk of the Wood Market shall be en-
in| qwrnity^ind titled to demand and receive Lthe foUowinor fees for
quality of cord- • • . , ■ . - . , '^
mspecting, measuring ana certifying the quantity
wood
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and quality of corclwood inspected and measured by
him, that is to say :
For ten cords and under 5 cents per cord
For each additional cord 3 cents
And every fractional part of a cord shall be paid for
as a full cord.
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All fees received by the Clerk of the Wood/-'"i<to.iccount
Market shall be accounted for and paid over by him^oJ|'-^a>*"fer
to the Treasurer at least once in each week.
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MEASURING LIME.
;4. Every person selling or exposing for sale Measuring of
lime within the City shall provide himself with a mea- """'
sure duly stamped by the Inspector of Weights and provfdedT,y °pe'r^
Measures, or other proper officer, which measure shall and Wies^toT,"
with reference to
be constructed of the following dimensions, that is to measure^fn'^^he
say : at the bottom on the inside the diameter thereof menuocomSiry.'
shall be one foot and six inches, and at the top on the
inside the diameter thereof shall be one foot and ten
inches, and which said measure shall contain lwo Win-
chester bushels, heaped measure, and all lime hereafter
sold within the City shall be sold by and measured
with such measure as aforesaid unless expressly dis-
pensed with at the time of sale thereof by both buyer
and seller.
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POLLING SUB-DIVISIONS.
335. Each of the Wards within the City, except j^^yaf'i^j''«pj
the Fourth and Seventh Wards, shall form two polling: H'"j-°p°"'"^
. . ' 10 sub-divisions.
sub-divisions.
'^'^6. The first pollingf sub-division of the First Poiiinssub-divi-
•-'>-' r o sionsNo. i Ward
Ward shall consist of that part of the said Ward
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which lies north of Bathurst Street ; and the second
poHing sub-division of the said Ward shall consist of
the remainder of the said Ward.
r,.i]in«sui..iivi. 337- The first polling sub-division of the Second
MonsNo.:.waui'yY,^j.j.j shall conslst of that part of the said Ward
which lies south of Albert Street and west of that
part of Ridout Street which extends from Dundas
Street to Blackfriars Bridge ; and the second polling
sub-division of the said Ward shall consist of the
remainder of the said Ward.
sfn^No'^'wIrd >53^* ^he first polling sub-division of the Third
Ward shall consist of that part of the said Ward which
lies north of Bathurst Street ; and the second polling
sub-division of the said Ward shall consist of the
remainder of said W^ard.
Polling subdivi- 339. The first polling sub-division of the Fifth
Ward shall consist of that part of the said Ward
which lies north of east Bathurst Street ; and the
second polling sub-division of the said Ward
shall consist of the remainder of the said Ward.
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Polling sub-divi- , 340. The first polling sub-division of the Sixth
Ward shall consist of that part of the said Ward which
lies south of Great Market Street ; and the second
polling sub-division of the said Ward shall consist
of the remainder of the said Ward,
'J'wo Assessors
to be appointed.
Assessors to en-
ter house num-
bers on roll.
ASSESSORS.
341. There shall be two Assessors for the City.
342. It shall be the duty of the Assessors to
enter upon the Assessment Roll opposite to each
assessed parcel of land the City or house number
thereof, but the omission so to do shall not invalidate
or in any way affect the assessment.
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COLLECTORS.
343.- There shall be two Collectors for the City, iwociiectors
one Vor that part thereof which lies north of Dundas'"'"''"^'""""^-
Street, called the Northern Division, and the other .collectors' <ii-
for that part of the City which lies south of Dundas
Street called the Southern Division.
^/id. It shall be the duty of the Collectors to col- ,. „
^ '^ -^ . . Collector to col-
lect the beparate School rate within their respective!?^,' ^^paratc
.. riC" oiiT-> iri • School rate when
divisions for the beparate School Board of the Citv'='iTi'*''y?=p^-
. . 1 • 1 1 • ' fateSchool Board
when required so to do without any charge ' being
made therefor.
CITY INSPECTOR.
345. Until otherwise provided the duties of City j„!J"ctor°to^be
Inspector shall be performed by the Health Inspector?f;!;'}[j;'il^y,'t^o^r
of the City.
UNPAID TAXES.
346. There shall be added to every tax or assess- i^^^'^.^'jfj;.',^^^'' ^°
ment which shall appear upon the Collector's Roll of'''"^^'"°^ '"''"•
the City for any year, and which shall remain unpaid
on the first day of April next after the expiration of
the year for which the same is imposed a percentage
charge at the rate of seven per centum per annum for
the period which shall elapse from the first day of
April next after the expiration of the year for which
such tax or assessn;ent is imposed, until the same shall
be paid.
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GENERAL HOSPITAL.
347. There shall be appointed at the first meeting ^j"^""-'' "°"
of tlie new Council in each year,
(I.) A staff of physicians and surgeons for the .j^^anf ^nd ^'J.^r-
medical treatment of patients in the General Hospital.'-'^'""
loS
(2.) A staff of Homoeopathic physicians and sur-
geons for the medical treatment of patients desiring
Homoeopathic treatment in the General Hospital.
(3.) Two physicians to be consulting physicians.
(4.) Two physicians to be consulting Homoeo-
pathic physicians.
(5.) Two surgeons to be consulting surgeons.
(6.) One physician to be consulting obstetrician.
vo^unlar'"-!,'^ 348' That all of the said officers shall be volun-
ma'Te removed t^^y ^"^^ without pay, and the persons holding the
coim^dr"'^ """same may be removed therefrom at tlic pleasure of
the Council.
Staff of Horn
reopatliic IMiysi
ciaiis and Sur-
geons,
Two Consult-
ing Physicians,
Two Consult-
ing Homocopa-
lliic Physici.ins.
Two Consult-
ing Surgeons,
One Consult-
ing Obstetrician.
Resident sur- 349. There shall also be a Resident Surgeon for the
pointed! saiaJysaid Hospital, who shall hold office during the pleasure
paia.e <inarter-^^ thc Couucil, aud reccive such salary as shall from
time to time be appropriated as the salary of the
Resident Surgeon, and which shall be payable quarterly.
Steward to be ^ cTQ. There shall also be a Steward for the said
apponited, salary , , ^^. , , 1 n 1 1 1 r/- i • 1 1 r
payable monthly Hospital, who sliall iioid omce duruig the pleasure ot
the Council, and receive such salary as shall from time
to time be appropriated as the salary of the Steward,
and which shall be payable monthly.
' Matron to be
'' appointed, salary
351. There shall also be a Matron for the said
payable monthly Hospital, who sliall hold officc during the pleasure of
the Council, and receive such salary as shall from time
to time be appropriated as the salary of the Matron,
* and which shall be payable monthly.
iz'ef me'd'icai 352- Subject to thc rules and regulations for the
ftTendSienuIn "management of the said Hospital, all legally author-
t"i°n cask'" "'" ized medical practitioners of the City shall have the
privilege of attending any patient in the said Hospital
who may desire their especial attendance, or whom
they may send to the said Hospital while under their
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professional care, provided such patient be a paying
patient.
353. The rules and regulations established on the ceSer^^is's*!
sixth day of December, in the year of our Lord one^^^^^^^lZTl
thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, for the man- '"'^'" '" f""-"-
agement of the said Hospital, shall continue to be the
rules and regulations for the management and govern-
ment thereof.
ttiou in ctM'tmn
cases.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
354. No person shall within the City excessively ^cmdty to ani-
beat, cut, wound or otherwise ill-treat any animal.
EXEMPTIONS FROM TAXATION.
-^SS- Every manufacturer of woollens, cottons, , certain mam.-
\j %j sj J lucturcrs to be
p-lass or paper shall, after havinir established within exempt from tax
" . J--! •-> r ^ atioii in ceitair
the City a manufactory for all or any of the purposes
aforesaid, and kept the same in operation, for a period of
six successive months, be exempt from taxation within
the City in respect of the manufactory actually used by
him for the purposes aforesaid, the personal property
used or employed in such manufactory, and the income
derived therefrom, for the period of five years, to be
computed from the expiration of such six months ;
provided always, that whenever any such manufactory
shall cease to be used or run for the purposes aforesaid,
or some or one of them, or if the manufacture of some
or one of the classes of articles hereinbefore men-
tioned shall not be continuously going on at such
manufactory, such exemption shall cease and determine.
"156. The Assessor shall in each year, when re- Asses.oi-«
"•, . , .. . _^: - make returns of
turning his assessment roll to the Clerk, report to p'^"'""'^ >••'"='"?'•
the Council the names of all persons exempt from
». "
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taxation under the provisions of this By-law, with a
description of the premises occupied by such persons.
OFFICERS AND SERVANTS.
OfTicers and ser-
vants not to re-
ceive any fees in
addition to salary
(jr wages.
Such fees to lie
paid over to City
I'reasiirer.
In default ofTi-
cer or servant to
be dismissed.
.Section not to
apply to certain
feesto'l'reasurer.
Or to officers
paid by fees only.
Section to ap-
ply after i;>l Jan-
357. No officer or servant of the Corporation
shall after the first day January next, directly or indi-
rectly, take or receive for his own use, in addition to
the salary or wages from time to time assigned to him
by the Council, any fee, emolument or reward, for any
service performed by him in his capacity of .«=■ ich
officer or servant, or by reason of his occupying or
holding that position, whether the same is payable by
the Corporation, or by the Crown, or by any other
person, but all such fees shall be forthwith after the
same shall be received accounted for and paid over to
the City Treasurer for the use of the Municipality;
and if any such fee. emolument or reward shall be
received by such officer or servant, and shall be ap-
plied to his own use, or shall not be forthwith ac-
counted for and paid over to the City Treasurer, such
officer or servant shall incur the penalty of instant
dismissal from his office or employment, and the Cor-
poration may at its option deduct the amount of ?.\\
such fee, emolument or reward so received from ar v
moneys which such officer or servant is entitled to re-
ceive from the Corporation; provided always, that noth-
ing herein contained shall e.xtend or apply to the fees
or emoluments to which the Treasurer is or may be
entitled for or in connection with any duty performed
by him in reference to or under the provisions of " The
Assessment Act" relati'ng to the collection of arrears ot
taxes, or the .sale of land for arrears of taxes ; and provid-
ed also, that this section shall not apply to any officer or
servant whose salary or renumeration is paid by fees
only, and every ofllcer or servant of the Corporation
1 1 1
1 a
ns.
sliall after the said first day of January next be deemed "-T-y. >88o, toaii
, 1 , I ^ -^ ."',.,. . officers and ser-
to be employed on the terms contamed in this section.
vants.
in certain
COURT OF REVISION.
358. The Court of Revision shall not have power ourt of Re-
under the provisions of section fifty-eight of " The niu"Vr reduce
Assessment Act," or any other Act which may be cases.
passed for the like purpose, to remit or reduce the
taxes due by any person unless the petition for such
remission or reduction is presented during the year for
which such taxes shall have been imposed.
SUMMARY REMEDY IF BY-LAV/S
NOT OBEYED.
359. If any person shall make default in doing any summary re-
matter or thing which is by this By-law directed to benotobiyed""'
done by him, such matter or thing may, unless where
it is otherwise provided by this By-law, be done at the
expense of the person in default, and the expense
thereof may be recovered by the Council with costs by
action or distress, and in case of non-payment thereof
the same shall be recovered in like manner as munici-
pal taxes.
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PENALTY.
360. Any person guilty of an infraction of any of
the provisions of this By-law shall, unless where an-
other and different penalty is prescribed by this By-law,
be liable on conviction to be fined in any sum not
exceeeding fifty dollars, exclusive of costs ; and in case
of non-payment of the fine and costs, the same may
be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels
of the offender ; and in case of non-payment of the
Penalty.
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fine, nnd there being no distress found out of which
the same can be levied, such offender shall be liable to
be imprisoned in the Common Gaol of the County of
Middlesex, with or without hard labor for any period
not exceeding twenty-one days.
Repeal of rSy
laws.
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REPEAL OF BY-LAWS.
^6 1. The By-law passed on the ninth day of July,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty -six, entided " A By-law for the enactment of
rules and regulations for the general government of
the City of London," and all other By-laws inconsistent
with the provisions of this By-law are hereby repealed.
Passed in open Council this Twenty-eighth day of
November, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-nine.
A. S. ABBOTT,
Clerk.
R. LEWIS,
Mayor,
L.JS.
pal
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Regulating the Proceedings of the Council
OF THE CITY OF LONDON.
Be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the Cor-
poration of the City of London, as follows :
1. In all proceedings had or taken in the Munici- Ruiestoappiy
pal Council of the said City, the following rules and e"is'l'ing"nires''r"e'l
regulations shall be observed, and shall be the rules and ^''''''"''
re^rulations for the order and despatch of business in
the said Council, and all rules existinof at the time of
the passing of this By-law are hereby repealed.
Meetings and Adjournments of Council.
2. The Council shall meet every Monday in the Meetings of
year, at the hour of seven o'clock in the afternoon, ^°"'"''-
unless otherwise ordered, or unless such Monday be a
public holiday, in which latter case the Council shall
meet at the same hour on the next following day not
being a public holiday.
3. Unless there shall be a quorum present in half Meeting to
an hour after the time appointed for the meeting ofi','n'o'!,uwuTpr^e'!
the Council, the Council shall stand adjourned until ho",VaVt
the next day of meeting, and the Clerk shall take ''''''"'""''•
down the names of the members present at the expi-
ration of such half hour, and shall publish the names
of the absent members in the City paper having the
printing of the Council.
1-1
sent m half aa
er time
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Council toad- 4. THc Couiicil sIkiII always adjourn at the liourof
j°"'"""""" eleven o'clock in the evenino-, if in. session at that
hour, unless otherwise determined by a vote of two-
• thirds of the members present.
5. The members of the Council shall not leave
until the Mayor their places on adjournment until the Mayor or other
leaves tliu Cliair. • ^• rr 1 .1 /•"'i • ,
presiding- officer leaves the Chair.
M e ni 1 1 e r s to
keep tlifir places
Order of Proceedings ix Council.
Mayortutake 6. So soon after the hour of meeting as there
iV'io.in.i'pres'lnt.'' shall bc a quoruiTi present the Mayor shall take the
Chair and call the members present to order.
In ai.scnce of 7. If thc Mavor Is not in attendance the Clerk
Mayor. LlLik l", / ,, , ■' . , 1 /->! • 11,
or'ier'""'"""'' '" shall Call the meetinn^ to order, and a Chairman shall
be chosen \vho shall preside until the arrival of the
Mayor.
An AMerman §_ J n the abscnce of the Mayor one of the Alder-
to preside m ah- 1 11 1 1 .1
sence of Mayor, ii-jg,-, prcscnt shall be chosen to preside, and shall take
the Chair and preside during the absence of the Mayor
and at the meeting- only at which he has been so
chosen.
Minutes to be Q. Immediately after the Mayor or other presiding
ycer . q^^^j. j^^g taken his seat, the minutes of the preceding
meeting shall be read by the Clerk, in order that any
mistake therein may be corrected by the Council.
Mayor to pre
serve order and
decide qi
of order.
10. The Mayor or other presiding v^fficer shall
^«<:^^e^^i""''°"^ preserve order and decorum, and decide questions of
order, subject to an appeal to the Council.
Mayor in de^ II. Wheo tlic Mayor or other presiding officer is
order to state callcd ott to dccide a point of order or practice he shall
rule applicable. , - 1 • 1 1 1 J 1
State the rule applicable to the case without argument
or comment.
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I 2. The Mayor or other presidinrj officer may vote m-^vo'
with the other members on all quer>tions, and any (Question nega-
question on which there is an equality of votes shall 'J,',i"!i. '^ """'
be deenied to be negatived.
13. If the Mayor or other pres'dinjr officer desires ,^jy'^''=;,\/[|'j;;?;:
to leave the Chair for the purpose of takiny^ part in[;;,,^f^^."jA,',^y'.
the debate or otherwise, he shall call one of the Alder- j;;;';^;^"^ ''" '•'-
men to fill his place until he resumes the Chair.
14. Every member, previous to his speaking, shall i,i^^,"";J,'"','^;,';.^':;
rise from his seat uncovered, and shall address himself J),%'^^,^j.''"'"'''
to the Mayor or other presiding officer.
15. When two or more members rise at once the two or more
Mayor or other presiding officer shall name the mem- "ogeth"^o "peak
ber who first rose in his place, but a motion may be
made that any member who has risen " be now heard,"
•or " do now speak."
16. Every member present, when a question is put, Members pre-
shall vote thereon unless he be personally interestedi'ess'%'i^pm-lii'y
.• • 1 «• . Ill* interested in the
m the question, and such mterest is resolvable into a question.
a personal profit peculiar to the member, and is not
in common with the interests of the citizens at large,
in which case he shedl not vote.
17. When the Mayor or other presiding officer is whenquestion
. ,l . < I II II is being put mem-
putting the question, no member shall walk across or bers not to leave
out of the Chamber, and when a member is speaking
no other member shall hold discourse which may inter- ingTo^tTo'beln-
rupt him, or interrupt him except to order, or pass ''"'"p'*"^'
between him and the Chair.
18. A member called to order shall sit down unless cainig mem-
permitted to explain, and the decision of the Mayor
or other presiding officer shall be submitted to unless
an appeal is made to the Council, in which case the
question shall be determined without debate.
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Aten.i.trs n.it 1 9- No mcnibur shall speak disrespectfully of the
'j'oXjiy or'TiR-reigniiif]^ Sovereij^n or of any of the Royal Family, or
'rami7y"''('S of the Governor-General or person admin isterinj^- the
u'culen'mMiov'^ of the Doiiiinion of Canada, or of the
Mu.nntrTy"hmKu^ Lleutentant-Govemor or person administerin_L,^ the
i'^siae'lLqn^^ Government of this Province, or use offensive words
i>oM >n dLbate. j^^-.^jj^^j. |.j^^> CoLincil or any member thereof, or speak
beside the question in debate, or reflect upon any vote
of the Council, except for the i)urpose of moving that
such vote be rescinded.
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Members may oQ. Any membcr may require the question or
rei|uire motion to . it ■ t i • i •
i.eread. motion undcr discussion to be read at any time during
the debate, but not so as to interrupt a member while
speaking.
Members not 2 1. No membcr shall speak moie than once to the
samTnue'^tiVnmain question without leave of the Council, except in
more than once i • ,-• ..i , r ^ ' i i'i
or formore than explanation ot a material part ot his speech which
fifteen minutes. , , . • 1 1 ^ ^1 i • . ^
may have been misconceived, but then he is not to
When reply ai- introduce ncw matter. A reply is allowed to a mem-
ber who has made a substantive motion to the Council,
but not to any member who has moved an order of
the day, an amendment, the previous question, or an
instruction to a Committee ; and no member shall
without leave of the Council speak to the same ques-
tion or in reply for longer than a quarter of an hour.
Recording divi- 2 2. Upon E dlvislon of the Council, the names of
anrnays''caiie'd those who vote for and of those who vote against the
question shall be entered upon the minutes, not only
in the cases required by law, but when a member shall
call for the ayes and nays.
Questions may 2 7,. Questiotts may bc put to the Mayor or other
Mayor^r'mem^ presiding officcr. Or through him to any member of the
.erso tie «""■ (^Quj^cil, relating to any bill, motion or other matter
connected with the business of the Council or the
;i- z ., intu m ii h ff m
I I
.'iffairs of the City, Ijiit no art^umcnt or o[)inioii is to iM>,acnoi;ii.
be offcnxl, or facts to be stated, except so far as may '" '"
be necessary to e.\i)lain the same, and in ansvverinL,^ any
such (jLiestion a meinl)er is not to debate the matter to
which the same refers.
day.
24. No person, except members or officers of the no person ex-
Council, shall be allowed to come withm the Bardurme'""'""^^"^'""''"=
the sittmijs ot the Council, without the permission 01''"=""^.
the Mayor or other presidiny^ officer, and when the
doors shall be directed to be closed all persons except dooir"^ "^''"^
the members and the Clerk shall retire.
Ordkrs of the Day.
25. The Clerk shall prepare for the use of the ^^"^"^ °^ ""^
members " The General Orders of the Day," for each
meeting of the Council, containing —
I — Reading of Minutes.
2 — Original Communications.
3 — Petitions.
4 — Referring Petitions and Communications.
5 — Reports of Committees and considtration
thereof.
6 — Unfinished Business.
7— Enquiries.
8 — Giving Notice.
9 — Introduction of Bills and By-laws.
10 — Consideration of Bills and By-laws.
1 1 — Motions.
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26. The business shall in all cases be taken up in^ Business to be
the order in which it stands upon the "General Orders >n^whgh it stands
of the Day," unless otherwise determined upon by adersoftheoay."
unless other wi'Sc
vote of two-thirds of the members present, and all ordered.
questions relating to the priority of business shall be
decided without debate.
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Motions and Order of Putting Questions in
Council.
oneweek'sno- ^7' Ohg wcck's notlce shcill be given of all motions
of modonl^''""foi' introducing new matter other than matters of pri-
vilege and bringing up petitions, and no motion shall
be discussed unless such notice has been given.
28. All motions shall be in writing and seconded
before being debated or put from the Chair.
29. When a motion is seconded it shall be read by
the Mayor or other presiding officer before debate.
30. After a motion is read by the Mayor or other
possession of the presidingf officer, it shall be deemed to be in possession
Council, but may A r , ^ .1, , 'ii • 1
be withdiawn in 01 the Council. but may be withdrawn at any time ne-
iprtnin rases. ... / • 1 1 • • r 1
tore decision or amendment with the permission ot the
Council .
Motions to be
in writing and
seconded.
Motion to be
read before de-
bate.
After a motion
is read it is in
certain cases.
Motion torom-
■nit precludes all
amendment.
Motion to ad-
journ always in
order.
Second motion
to adjourn.
Motions to be
received when
<|uestion is under
debate.
Previous ques-
tion.
How amend-
ments to be put!
31. A motion for commitment, until it is decided^
shall preclude all amendment of the main question.
32. A motion to adjourn shall always be in order,
but no second motion to the same effect shall be made
until ^ter some intermediate proceeding shall have
been had.
33. When a question is under debate no motiorr
shall be received unless to commit it, to amend it, ta
lay it on the table, to postpone it. or to adjourn, or
the previous question.
34. The previous question, until it is decided, shall
preclude all amendment of the main question and shall
be in the following words : " That the question be now
put." If the previous question be resolved in the
affirmative the original question is to be put forthwith
without any amendment or debate .
35. All amendments shall be put in the reverse
order in which they are moved, except in filling up
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blanks -vhen the longest time and the largest sum shall
be put first, and every amendment shall be reduced to
writing and be decided upon or withdrawn before the
main question is put ; all motions for the appointment
of any member of the Council or of any other person
to any office in the gift of the Council shall preclude
any amendments ; only one amendment shall be
allowed to an amendment, and any amendment more
than one must be to the main question.
36. When the question under consideration con-
tains distinct propositions, upon the request of any
member, the vote upon each proposition shall be taken
separately.
^y. After any question is finally put by the Mayor
or other presiding officer, no member shall speak to
the question, nor shall any other motion be made until
after the result is declared and the decision of the
Mayor or other presiding officer as to whether the
question has been finally put shall be conclusive.
38, Whenever the Mayor or other presiding officer
is of opinion that an^ motion offered to the Council
is contrary to the rules of the Council, he shall apprise
the members thereof immediately without putting the
question thereon, and quote the rule or authority appli-
cable without argument or comment.
39. Members shall always take their places when
any division is called for.
Amendments to
be reduceJ to
writing.
Motions for ap-
pointment to of-
fice to preclude
amendments.
Only one am-
endment to am-
endment allowed
Votetobe *aken
on each distinct
jiroposiiion in a
motion ifreciuired
After (iiiesticn
is i)ut no member
to speak.
^^otions con-
trary to rules of
Council.
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Members to t.^ke
their places when
division is called
for.
Order ov Proceedings in Com.mittee of the Whole.
40. Whenever it is moved and carried that the Proceedings
/-..| . /-« . ri iirii 1 TVT when motion car-
Council go mto Committee ot the Whole, the Mayor ried tor coundi
or other presidinof officer shall leave the Chair andmi'tee of the
shall appoint a Chairman of Committee of the Whole,
who shall maintain order in the Committee and report
its proceedings.
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Kuic.ofconn. 41. Tlic Rilcs of tlic Couiicil sliall be observed in
?" co';:miu:e';.f^ of the Whole so far as they are appHcable,
Sw'^^^^^^^^^ that no motion shall require to be seconded and
no motion for the previous question or an adjourn-
ment shall be allowed, and in taking the ayes and
nays the names of members shall not be recorded and
the number of times of speaking on any question
shall not be limited.
How cuestions 42- Questlons of order arising in Committee of the
?!co1,littte to Whole shall be decided by the Chairman, subject to
j;e decided. ^^ appeal to the Council, and if any sudden disorder
shall arise in the Committee, the Mayor or other pre-
siding officer shall immediately resume the Chair with-
out any question being put.
Motionincom- 43. On motion in Committee of the Whole to rise
whoTetoHseandand report the question shall be decided without
report to be de- , .
cided without de- debate,
bate.
In what order 44- Ifi Committce of the Whole all motions relat-
h!Tom4'ittee''ofing to the matter under consideration shall be put in
thewhoie. j.|^g order in which they are proposed.
Proceedings on 45- A motiott 'iti Commlttce of the Whole to rise
mute°e" 'of ^X without rcportlng, or that the Chairman leave the
Sutreporthig Chair, shall always be in order and shall take preced-
ence of any other motion. On such motion debate
shall be allowed and on an affirmative vote the subject
referred to the Committee shall be considered as dis-
posed of in the negative, and the Mayor or other pre-
siding officer shall resume the Chair and proceed with
the next order of business.
Reading of Bills and Proceedings thereon.
Clerk to certify 4^- Whcn a Bill IS read in Council the Clerk shall
SX°respon- certify the readings and the time on the back thereof,
correctness if am- and aftcr bills havepassed he shall be responsible for
ended. |.|.jgjj. Qorrectness should they have been amended.
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nd
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47. The question "That this Bill be now read the first Question, as to
time " shall be decided without amendment or debate, wvput.'' " ''
and every Bill shall be read a second time before it is
committed and read a third time before it is signed
by the Mayor.
48. Every Bill shall be introduced on motion for How miu to be
the first reading thereof, and shall receive three several Sng^fhereof!
readings each on different days previous to its being
passed, except on urgent and extraordinary occasions,
when it may be read twice or thrice in one day.
49. Any Bill for the appropriation of money brought Bin for money
in on the report of a Committee of the Whole shall broSght'in'orre-
pass through all its stages without being again referred ['e°eV the wpe
to a Committee of the Whole unless upon special referred'tolc^om-
. • m itt ee of t h e
motion. Whole.
50. In proceedings of Committee of the Whole HowBiiistobe
upon bills every clause shall be considered in itscommitteVo^fthe
proper order, the preamble shall be next considered
a'nd then the title.
51. All amendments made in Committee of the ^'nen
*-^ . . , made in
Whole shall be reported by the Chairman to the'^^ofth
Council, who shall receive the same forthwith ; after
report the Bill shall be open to debate and amend-
ment before it is ordered for a third reading ; when a
Bill is reported without amendment it shall be forth-
with ordered to be read a third time, at such time as
may be appointed by the Council.
52. All By-laws after having been finally passed „^'^>;;^^^j* '°^\^
shall be numbered and shall be forthwith entered and^"^'j"^^^^^^^j^°^|;
copied at full length in a book to be kept for that '"'^"^'*-
purpose and such book shall be indexed.
dments
Commit-
e ^^'hole.
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Petitions and Communications.
S";. Every petition, remonstrance or other written whenandhow
\^ %j y L ' petitions, &c. t o
application, may be presented to the Council by any i'^ presented. '
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member thereof on any day, but not later than tlie
hour at which the Council convenes, except on extra-
ordinary occasions, and every member presenting any
Members pre- petition, remonstrancc or other written application to
Renting responsi- r ^.,111 • 1 11111
Me for language the Council shall cxamme the same and shall be
in petitions, &c. 1 1 1 • 1 • • •
answerable that it does not contain any mipertment
or improper language and that the same is respectful
and temperate in its language ; he shall also endorse
tain^^'Stkuiars thereon the name of the applicant and the substance
on petitions &c Qf ^\^q appHcation and sigfn his name thereto, which
and same only to 1 1 o '
!]uiredVamem-^"^<^'*sement Only shall be read by the Mayor or other
''«'■• presiding officer, unless a member shall require the
reading of the paper, in which case the whole shall
be read.
How petitions,
&c. , to be dealt
with and disposed
of.
Members may
be placed 01.
Committee not-
w i t h s t an ding
their absence
when named.
MajOr to be
ex-officioa mem-
ber of all Com-
mittees.
Committees to
consist of only
one member from
each Ward.
54. All petitions or other written communications
on any subject within the cognizance of any Standing
Committee, shall on presentation be referred by the
Mayor or other presiding officer to the proper commit-
tee without any motion, and no member shall speak
and no debate shall be allowed on the presentation of
any petition or other communication to the Council,
but any member may move that in referring any peti-
tion or other communication certain instructions may
be given by the Council, or that such petition or other
communication may be referred to a select committee,
and if the petition or communication complain of some
present personal grievance requiring an immediate
remedy, the matter contained therein may be brought
into immediate discussion and disposed of forthwith.
Appointment and Organization of Committeks.
55. Any member of the Council may be pi? v-d on
a committee notwithstanding the absence of such
member at the time of his being named upon such
committee, and the Mayor shall be ex-offido a. member
of all committees, and no committee shall consist of
more than one member from each Ward.
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56. The member who introduces a bill, petition or Member imro-
motion upon any subject which is referred to a select referrcci'to'setea
committee shall be one of the committee without a°"membeV°and
being named by the Council, and shall, unless he comnurteJ*^ '^^
otherwise determines, be the chairman of such com-
mittee.
57. Of the number of members appointed to com- Majority of
.1' 1 , •,, 1 1 Committee, ex-
pose any standmg or select committee, such number elusive of ex-om-
thereof as shall be equal to a majority of the whole be°a"quoruni.' '"
number chosen, exclusive of any ex-officio member,
shall be a quorum competent to proceed to business.
58. There shall be appointed annually at the first standing com-
or second meeting of each newly elected Council the"""^"'
following committees, which shall compose the Stand-
ing Committees of the Council :
(I
(2
(3
(4
(5
(6
(7
(8
(9
(■o
(■I
(.2
(13
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The Finance and Assessment Committee.
The Board of Works.
The Fire, Water and Gas Committee.
The Market Committee.
The License Committee.
The Exhibition Committee.
The Salaries Committee.
The Board of Health.
The Hospital and Relief Committee.
The Printinij Committee.
The Education Committee.
The Railway Committee.
The Park Committee.
The Gaol Committee.
59. Each standing committee shall consist of one mUtee"'^|o^co^n°i^[
member from each Ward. ^omTacrward!:
60. Every committee shall keep minutes of its Minutesofpro-
proceedings in a book to be furriished for that purpose miueef°to Te'
by the City Clerk, and such book shall be kept in the *^*'
office and custody of the City Clerk.
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Council may 6i. THc Couiicil niayclispcnsc with the appoint-
or more" oVule men t of any one or more of the said Standing Com-
mut'ee'"1.r ^iuli'-mittees, or may assign the duties of any one or more
Mmrcufthem. °'of thcm to any other or others of the said Standing
Committees, or may amalgamate any two or more of
the said Standing 'Committees, as may be throught
expedient.
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Finance and Assessment Committee.
Duties of Fi- 62. The following shall be the duties of the
nance and Assess- , , . "^ ,^ .
ment Committee. Fmance and Assessment Committee :
To present /j\ f q orescnt to the Council on or before the
statement ut h- \ / 1 r II 1
nanciai^affaij^^offjj.g|. Monday in March m each year a full and particu-
ing financial year ]^j. exhibit of the financial affairs of the City at the
on or beiore nrst ^ '
Monday inMarchj.gj.,^if,^j-JQri of the preceding financial year.
To report on or (2) To rcport to tfic Couttcil OH or before the first
day'injuiy'^i'n Monday in July in each year as to the manner in
how rXenu"' lo which the revenue required for the current year shall
be rjsed. ^^ ralscd.
To consider and (s) To consider and report as often as may be
reFadng" to'' raiu necessary on the management of all matters connected
3lr"secSs with railwav stocks, bonds or other securities held by
" ''°''P°^"or belonging to the Coporation.
Toconsiderand iA Xo conslder and report on all matters con-
report as to leas- \ ' / ^ ^ 1 _
ingorseiiingcitynected with the leasing or selling of City property.
Dropertv. o o y r l J
property.
To supervise (5) To have the special supervision of the books
books of Treas- /• ^ , , , iril
urer, .S:c., and ot account, clocuments and vouchers, and or all moneys,
lervis': '''■■«■>'= - - ^
uro' ;-cl
supervis. • ''^^,' ^^^beiitur^s and securities in the Treasurer's office, and
i.".ie supervision of the Treasurer and of all officers in
h'-G department under him.
^,/^ •' (6) To advise with the Treasurer, when called
Clgtoiiisoflic''e.' i-ipon to do so, on all matters pertaining to his office.
To see that h) To sce that an account is kept in the Corpora-
account is kept in . , t> I'l ri/-> • 11
Corporations tions Bank in the name ot the Corporation, and that
Hankand moneys it •i.i'T' 1 'i 1
deposited there, all moneys paid to the 1 reasurer are deposited to the
credit of that account.
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(8) To see that all duties and services which.jj'^^^'^^«^'''a^j|'^^
ou<:ht to be performed by the Treasurer and the'."^ "!^""5'^ i;"-
■^ . ■ . , r 11 1 lorm tlicinlutics.
officers in his department are fully executed.
(q) To forbid the sif^nin^f or delivery of any. to forbi.i sisn-
\ ■' I , 1 r 1 iiiK or delivery of
cheque or security or the payment of any money by i^Miie, &c.,iintii
1 T 1 1 11 1 • I • 1> 1 """'^•' ™ COIl-
the 1 reasurer it they shall think it expedient so to do ^ide'^d. s^;.
until the matter can be further considered or can be
referred to the Council.
(lo) To regulate all matter^, connected with the Toresiatemat-
. 1 ' ^ /- 1 11 ters relating to
receipt and payment ot money and to order the receipt ami pay-
.. ri 1- • • 1 -1 "lent of money,
adoption ot such regulations in connection therewith and to mamvge
111 r 1 • r financial affairs
as may be deemed necessary tor the prevention or any of corporation.
j3ayment being made in contravention of the By-laws
and generally to manage the financial affairs of the
Corporation.
(ii) To direct the purchase of stationery and the redirect pur-
, ^ .' ^ ,-^. ^ . , •, chasing of Sta-
advertisement ot City notices and to report thereon tononery and ad-
, ^^ .| *■ vertisem e n t of
the LOUnCli. city notices.
Board of Works.
63. The following shall be the duties of the Board p"ties of Board
of Works :
(i) To consider and report on all matters relating to consider
to sewers, drains, streets and thoroughfares. sewersT"
(2) To report and recommend to the Council such r? report reg-
regulations with regard to private buildings, drains va'Je'''"bund*ing"i
and fences as may be requisite for the public safety
and welfare.
(3) To report to the Council in their final report i" fi".!! report
for each year on all such works of permanent improve- works of" pern°a'
. I I . . n e n t j—"-— -
ment in connection with the sewers, drains, streets ment for
and thoroughfares as it may be considered essential
to the welfare and convenience of the citizens to be
carried out during the ensuing year together with the
estimated cost of the works so recommended.
n e n t nnprove-
ensuing
year.
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To direct and (4) To dircct and control the City Engineer and
gineer' and 'hishjs Staff In tHc discHargc of their duties and to report
to the Council from time to time on all matters con-
nected with the duties of his department.
To Kive eiTect (r) Xo ^iVQ effcct to the orders of the Council in
toordersofCoun- ,^.' , r r 1 I4.I
c.i as to perform- relation to the performance ot works under other com-
ance of works . '■
underotlier Com- niltteeS.
mittecs.
To see that (6) To scc to thc kccpinQ^ in repair of all build-
buildings of Cor- , \ ' . , 1 /^ •
poration kept in mcTs belonijin"" to the Corporation.
repair. ft o o
To see t!iat ('") To see that the streets are cleaned and kept
street, are cean ^j^,^^^^^ j^^ Eccordaucc wlth the By-laws of the Muni-
cipality.
To expend (8) To cxpeud in such manner as shall be most
prS'for'gene-' advantageous and beneficial to the citizens such moneys
rai improvements ^^^ shall be appropriated by the Council for general
improvements within the City.
To have super- (9) To havc thc supcrvlsion of the Street Colli-
sion of Street „, ;_, ■ " . . . _ .
Commissioner.
formed.
64. No sum shall be paid in respect of any ex-
"'^'^'' awount^^spenditure incurred by the Board of \\^orks until the
dired'tote'' aid 'Account therefor has been certified by the Engineer,
by the i3oard. and orderccl to be paid by the Board.
vision of S''''''' i-j-iissionei- and to see that his duties are properly per-
No expendi-
ture to lie made
pure
and
Fire
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Fire, Water and Gas Committee.
65. The following shall be the duties of the Fire,
Duties of Fire,
Water and Gas ,-j - ia— '■• "•
Committee. Water ancl Gas Committee :
Tomanageand (i) To manage and report on the organization
zIt°on&c.of^Fi're equipment and maintenance of the Fire Brigade, and
Brigade &c. ^|^^ supply and maintenance of the engines, horses and
apparatus of the Fire Department, and to see that the
same are kept in good order, repair and efficiency.
To see that (2) To See that proper books of account are
TeT and° sute^ kept, and Statements furnished to the Council of all
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purchases and expenditures of the Fire Department '"e"'^ lumishea
l^,, '■ f . . . . i . of purchases ami
iind of all property trom time to time belontrmc: to the'^'^p«"'i't»r='> o'"
Tire Department or used m connection therewith.
(3) To appoint the members of the Fire Brigade. memhcTrofXe
lirigaUe,
(4) To report on the liofhtinsf of the Citv, the,, f''. •'^po" on
VT/ r 1 1 .1 • .• .1 C , lighting the City.
erection of gas lamps, and the inspection thereoi and
.of LT'is meters.
(5) To inquire into and report on the supply of„J°|."^^"|.7'"^°
water and the erection and maintenance of tanks, ^^'^i;p'^ "'^ ''•'''"'
hydrants and fire plugs.
(6) To consider and report on all matters con- Toconsiderand
^ '. .ii • (-1 II' report as to \va-
nected with the watering 01 the public streets or '"'"s ^trms.
squares, and the mode in which the cost thereof
should be defrayed.
(7) To consider and report on all matters connected Toconsiderand
with the establishment of fire limits, the inspection of LunUs.lc."^""'
buildings with reference thereto, and the prosecution
of offenders against such regulations as may be
enacted for the prevention of fires.
(8) To consider and report on the manner of to consider
heating the City Hall and other public buildings be-heaUng of city
longing to the Corporation, and to advertise for ten-
ders for the supply of coal and fuel for the use of the for tenders for
., . . 1 .. . fuel and report
Corporation, to receive and examine the tenders re- thereon to the
ceived and to report thereon to the Council.
(9) To see that all supplies required for the use of to see that
the Fire Department are obtained by tender so far as Department are
practicable .
obtained by ten-
der.
Market Committee.
66. The followiner shall be the duties of
the Duties of Mar-
ket Committee.
Market Committee :
(i) To manage and report on all matters relating reporronmatre"r^
to the regulation of the Public Markets and Weighing ff,Xfke't°.&c!''
Houses, the Inspection of Weights and Measures, the
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assize of bread, the prevention of tiie sale of tainted
and unwholesome food, and all other matters with
reference to markets as to which the Council lias power
to pass By-laws.
To report on (2) To rcDort on the levvinof and collectintj- of
c o 1 1 e c 1 1 o n of V ' 1 •' P . . ^.
market (lues .-imi market dues or tolls, fees for weiLThmij^ and rental of
itcs for wtiuhuiK C3 O
.-.nd rental ofstalls. •
stalls,
To report on ( ->) fo report on all works that may be required
works lor main- ^ , . . . . . . ' - ,
tenance of Mar- for the maintenance and keepmi^ m /epan* of the
ket Houses, "^c. 11 1 •
Market Houses and fences and the cleanmQ; of the
Market Grounds, and to carry out all such works in
connection therewith as the Council may authorize.
To have con- /a) f q have the control and direction of the Clerk
trol of Clerk of \ ' /
Market and off- of j-|-j(. j\Iarket, and all officers and servants emploved
cers and servants ' I J
of Public Mar- in or about the Public Markets of the City.
TocauseMar- ( r) 'fo cause the INhirket Fees to be advertised
ket rees to lie ^*^' ,
advertised forfor salc Itt thc month of December in each year,
sale. 1 ^ .
by tender, or as may be directed by the Council, to
I o receive ten- '' . ' -' 1 • i 1
ders.report there- exam me and report upon the tenders received, and to
on, and see that . . ^ - ^ • 1 1
security is given see to the o^ivinij- of security by the purchaser thereof
ijy purchaser. ri 1'
for the payment of the purchase money, and the per-
formance of his duties.
To requi«, if (6) To reouire, if they shall see fit, a deposit to be
Ihey see fit, a i r i 1 1 • 1 1' 1 1
deposit to be made, ot such sum as they may think rit, by each
tendering.''"'""'' person tendering for the purchase of the Market Fees.
License Committee.
Duties of Li-
tense Committee
67. The following shall be the duties of the License
Committee :
To consider .ind To conslder and report upon all matters relat-
rSng"t^Hcen-ing to the Issue of licenses in regard to matters within
'"'■ the control of the Council, and the regulation and
government of persons to whom licenses shall be
issued, and the premises in respect o-f which licenses
may be issued, and the license fees to be paid.
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E X 1 1 1 luTioN Com m n tki;.
68. The follovvin*^ shall be the duties of the oi.iiesofK
,,,.,,. >-, . hibition Coinnii
hxhibition Committee : *
tee.
To consider and report upon all matters relat- lo consider a,. a
, til- r • 1 '1 -1 1 1 rep<Jrt on matters
MIL'' to the liolum:'' ot nitlustrial, aLrncultural or other «i'"inK'" J-^iii-
exhibitions.
Salaries Co.mmitti:!:.
6o. The followini' shall be the duties of the Sal- .nuiiesof sai.v
,^ . ries Coniiiuttee,
anes Committee :
To consider and retjort as to the salaries to be lo consider ami
, , 1 1 rr* 1 1 r 1 re|)ort on salaries
paid to all omcers, servants and employees ot the ^^hi duties oio
1 . Ill- 1 rill cers, servants a
Corporation, and the duties to be perlormed by themenipioyeesofo
*^ . I ^ •' poration.
respectively.
Hospital and Rki,ii;i' Commii'ikk.
70. The followin<'' shall be the duties of the Hos- nutiesof hos-
: ini-r/-- • 1'"''' ''"'" Kelief
pital and Keliet Committee :
ofTi-
and
br-
Lommutee.
(i) To have the i^encral charire and manarjement Tohavecharg
,, ; ' ^, 1 T r '^ 1 of General Hos
ot the General Hospital. pitai.
(2) To supervise the distribution of out-door andji'!.'°.i,^X'n''c
other relief.
ise
of
out-door and
other relief.
(•;) To reLTulate the admission of ijatients to the 7". '"'=«"'"'« •'^'i-
\>-'/_ & ^ 1 mission of pa-
tients to (ieneral
Hospital.
General Hospital
(4) To have the control and supervision of the Tohavecomroi
V '/ r ^ /-^ 1 T • I ol officers of den-
officers of the General Ho.spital. eiai Hospital,
(s) To advertise for tenders for the supplies neces- i'oi»dvertisefor
'•>■'' IT. tenders for sup-
sary for the purposes of the General Hospital, and to y}!^^ J^^"^^ "^^j'j'-j'J
report upon the tenders received.
report to Council.
Pkin'ting CoMMrni'.L.
71. The followini'- shall be the duties of the IVint-. ";','i<^^"fi;'i"t-
^ ' _ o iiiK t.ommiltee.
ino- Committee :
To consider and report upon all matters relat- '"'•""•^'''■•'•and
11 report on matters
^;:?
:.-!
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rebtiii;; I,, toi-ii^o- ^q tlu.' pn'ntiiV'' rcquirccl to he done for the
iMiiation printiii;; •* . ' " *
Corporation.
E I tTCATioN Com m n tkk
DiuicsofK.iii- 72. The following sliall be; th(! duties of th(;
hducation Committee :
r..c,.nsuie. ami 'J'q consider and r(;nort upon all matters relat-
loport oil mailers * . * , . r 1 ■>•
vA-Miun to fii.i-innr to or affectmL!' the educational interests of the Cit\ .
raticiiial iiiterL-.ls .S .•*• J
Raii.w.w' CoMMIirKK.
Dmiosoikaii- yT.. The follovvinii' shall \n. the; duties of th(-' Rail-
way (..'oniinittcf. .\ , '
way Committee :
Toconsi.ierami To consider and report upon all matters relat-
icport oil inaltLis . ., . I'll /■" 1 • 1
rtlaiiiif. lo rail in p- to railwavs in whicli the Litv mav Ix- interested.
ways. .-. . . -
Park Commii ikk.
D.uiesofi'ark r A Thc followinL!- sliall be the duties of the Park
Coiniiiittie. ,-, .
Committee :
To.iunaReami (i) To manaL;"e and report upon all matters r(;lat-
•una ami''!,iiitrinor to the prcservation of Victoria Park and all
'■" '' "" other public parks, squares or j^uticns within the City
or belonoino- to the Corporation,
lo lepoiiasto (2) To report on all matters connected with the
fencing, &(■., \ic- c • 1 • 1 • -.r' • !•» 1
toria and oUi.m lencino', plantino" antl ornamentin!>" Victoria 1 ark
parks, and to i ii i ' i 1- i ' i • i •
.any out woiksancl all Other public parks, sciuares or '>"aril(;ns within
aiitliori/eil liy tlie < ^-^. ... , .^ . * ,
( oiinrii. the City or belon^inn" to the Corporation, and to carry
out all such works connected therewith as iho. Council
may authorize.
Gaol Committf.k.
Dmies of Can! - - 'fhe followincf shall be the duties of the Gaol
Loiiinultee. /^ •
Committee :
lo consider .md To consider and report upon all matters re-
rc|)ort on matters , ., '■ ,...,..
r.iatin;;iue<i,en-i;itino- to exponchtures ou accouut ol criminal justice,
J
th(
th(.'
-•lat-
ihc. payment of JLiR^rs, iiuiiiUcnancc of prisoners, use.ii.uu.f.u ,ri.„i
of Court House and Gaol, the payment of Crown wit-"''^"^''''' *"
nesses and all matters recjiiirinc;;^ to he adjusted hetween
the Corporation of the County of Mitldlesex and the
Corporation of the City of London with reference to
such matters or any of them, or to matters of a co^r_
Mate character.
M.WNKIi Ol' C()N1)U( TIN(i riU)( i;i;iif\(iS OF
CoMMii'i i.r.s.
76. The business of the res(>ective Standing- and ii„u i,„.in.-..
Select Committees shall be conducted under the foj-lundui'icd.''''"'
lowlnir regulations :
(() The Chairman shall preside at every meetin(^ » hainn..., m
/ ,' ,, ,, . ' , . 1 1 • pr.sidc and vole
and shall vote on all (|uestions submitted, and m case""'i''i"e^iions.
of an ecpiai division the question shall pass in the,iJ^'','Xr'e'vX
ncL^ative. ai.e,|uai.
(2) He shall siirn all such ordiM's and documents .1 haiimai. 1,.
, ' ., . ' 1 r 11 !• 1 • 1 ""'«" "fif'"''^ mill
as the Committee may lawlully direct to be si^jned. .lucumcms.
(;) In his absence one of the other members shall '" aULiMe ..r
, , I . , 1 1111-1 1 1 " * liairmaiianieni-
be elected to preside, who shall dischari^e the; duties •"t'^f^^id''-
of Chairman for the meetin^Lj until the arrival of the
Chairman.
(4) The minutes of all the transactions of the Mjimie.nfi.r...
' •"ccdiiitis It) l)c
Committee shall be accurately entered in a book to beN^i
provided for that purixjse, and at each meetini/ the Minutes .o he
* re.iM «i t c n e li
minutes of the precedin^^ meetiuL^ shall be submitted ni"'''"«
for confirmation or amendment, and after they have
received the approval of a majority of the members
j^resent they shall be sis^med by the Chairman.
(5) There shall be entered in the minute book of Reports to le
each Committee all reports ordered to be submitted u'tc7wk."
to the Council, all orders passed, and all accounts orders passed
audited with a reference to the by-law or resolution audited to°he"en-
under which such audit is made, together with such Book.'"
»I3»
other matttTS as tlic Ccjinniittctj sliall consider essential
to a record of its proceedint;s.
Miinncsini.;uc (6) Each minute so recorded shall have attached
i.Li amiioiic ill- to It a proyi'ressive number tor relerence, and an analy-
tical index shall he kei)t for each ininutc book.
Divisiuii, i,.ic (7) When a division takes |)lace on any (juestion
the votes of the members shall be recorded if recjuirt:d
bv one of the members.
No unicr nr (8) No ordeT or authority to do any matter or tiling
ii.iythiiiK to le shall be reco^^nized as emanatmi^ from any Lomnnttee
ic'r();;iii/til unless 1 ■• • •• • 11 1 /"I"
sisnc.M.v Chair- unless it IS ui vvritmi;-. siL^ned by the Chairman or
Mian niid aiilliori- /"I • .1 ' C \ r ' x ^1 ' ^ i'
/t,i i.y cummii actm<^ Chairman thereol, and relers to the minute ol
the Committee under which it is issued.
uiairman may (q) A Chairman of Committee may at any time
be removed from the ofhce of Chairman at a s[)ecial
meeting called for the i)ur[)ose and another member
elected Chairman in his stead.
Cou
Con
resi
Gknkkai. DrriKs oi- Stammxc and Ski.kct Com-
MITTKl'S.
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General .ii.tiis --. Xhe 'jeueral duties of all the Standin<'- and
(if StiiiKiHiu a lit I *-* ^ *^
sc'eci Commit- Select Coiiimittecs of the Council shall be as follows :
lees
To report to (i) To rcport to th(^ Council from time to time,
deTed i.y Coin" vhcuever desired by the Council, and as often as the
cil, and as often , ,^ C i.\ C^' i. ' 11 ..
as interests ofK'tcrests ot tile City may retjuire, on all matters con-
maiurT'rcialinK nected with the duties imposed on them respectively,
todiities imposed i. 1 l4.*lil/"" M* 1
on them, ami to and to recommenti such action by the Council in rela-
reconi m end ac- , • j.1 ». „ 1 1 1 '
lion thereon. tioH thercto as may ne deemed necessary.
Toprepareand (o) To prepare aud iutroclucc,' into the Council all
inlrodute " V " 1 71 1 1 • rr 1
laws necessary to such in'-lavvs as mav b(; necessarv to l:ivc ettect to the
give effect to ' "' , . r 1 ' • / -
their reports reports or recommendations ol the r(!sp(;ctive Commit-
w lien adopted liv "^ , , , , 1 /- ■• -i
the Council. ■ tees that dm adopted by the Council.
To give effect (3) To L^Hve cffcict by the instrumentality of the
plr'^ffice'rs°to By- proper ofticcr to all By-laws and resolutions of the
I
mmk
1 ■^ -^
iitial
Council that relate to the duties of the rf.spectivei.iws .eiaiiM« to
Committees.
I ai -
connected
in-
y Council
rfoini
works
(4) To audit all accounts connected with the dis- '" ""•''
charge of the duties imposed on them by the Counciv^'''',^'"';?'* '
or with the ijertormance ot any works, or the purchase'"- ^^"•'P''
ot any material or ij^oods under the supervision of thc^^- "."•j'^r ihe.r
J , ^ , '^ 1 supervision.
respective Committees.
(0 To consider and rer)ort respectively on any lo consider an.i
Vv'' I I J J report on matters
and all matters p-ferred to them by the Council, the referred to tiiem.
Chairman siLrninj>' such report and brintrinir up the . '*'=p°!i ".''."=
same. "•••>"•
(6) To adhere strictly in the transaction of ailr,„e'^ pre'scru.ed
business to the rules prescribed by the respective By-''^' "y''^'"'-
laws of the Council.
(7) 'J\) ijresent to the Council on or before the ,''". p''^"^"' '"
^ ^ , ^ . ri/"" •!• 1 the Councd on or
last re^rular meetinir of the Council in each and every [''=^0'^^ ''''^' •^^s;'-
year tor the inlormation ot the Council and ot theea'^iyearagene-
■' . i| II , . I ^'■•'' report ot the
inhabitants Lrenerally, as well as for the oruidance ofp™"*^^'"^^.^
the Committees ot the tollowinir year, a ireneral report '^"'^^ suggestions
. «~> y r ^ '^ as to future ac-
of the state of the various matters referred to the «i"" f ""\y '»^
,, . ^ . . , . , , thought advau-
Committee trom time to time durniL;" the year, the '■'k'^""^'
work or business done throujj^h or by such Committee,
and the expenditure made under their authority or
superintendence ; such report shall also state the num-
ber of meetinos the Committee held during the year
at which a cjuorum was present, and the number of
meetinij^s duly called but at which there was no quo-
rum, and how often each member was absent from the
latter meetings ; and sliall cont.iin such suL^gestions
in reirard to the future; action of the succeeding Com-
mittee as ex^ erience may enable the reporting Com-
mittee to mak(2 in respect of the matters embraced in
the report.
((S.) To see that all persons in office, or appointed lo see that
,-,- I'll 1 r t ' persons in office
to otnce, connected with the departments ot their give proper secu-
respective Committees, have given, or do give, the"'^"
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it
,5:
■to
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necessary security required of them for the perform-
ance of their duties, and in case of any new appoint-
ment that the security'' is 'given before 'the person
appointed enters upon the duties of his office .
11
Tinlieol 'J'icas-
urer.
To keep correct
books of aLCOUnt
To deposit
moneys to credit
of Corpor.ition
in its Hank.
/)»'
To supply in-
formal ion to
members of Fi-
nance Committee
as to Finances.
To conform to
d irec t i ons of
Committee.
To pe rfor m
such othei miucs
as may be assign-
ed to h'm by
the Council.
TkKASL'RKR.
78. The duties of the Treasurer in addition to
those prescribed byjavv shall be :
(i) To keep correct and proper books of account
of all transactions relating* to or occurring in his
department.
(2) To deposit all moneys which shall come to his
hands belonging to the Corporation to the credit of
an account to be kept in the Corporation's bank in its
name, when such moneys amount to one hundred
dollars.
(3) To supply .dl information relative to the
finances of the City, and to all other matters connected
with his office, as the Finance Committee may require.
(4) To conform to all directions of the said Com-
mittee consistent with law and the By-laws of the City.
(5) To perform such other duties as may be as-
signed to him by the Council.
Cl,KRK.
79. The duties of the Clerk of the Council in ad-
dition to those prescribed by law shall be :
Tonotifymem. (i) To ttotify cach member of the respective
bers of commit-/--" •, •xlL^l/'- M ..1
tees of time and Committees appomtcd by the Council, so soon as the
meeting. "'"' appointment has been made, of the time and place at
which the first meeting of the Committee will be held.
To furnish (2) To fumlsh the Treasurer and the Chairman of
ChVrrm«n"ofeach of thc Commlttees with certified copies of all
ce^rS'^wpL resolutions, enactments and orders of the Council
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onii-
oint-
rsoii
ti to
of resolutions a%
to matters over
which Commit-
tees have juris-
diction.
To communi-
cate to Commit-
tees petitions,&c.
referred to them.
To control offi-
cers employed in
his office.
To notify mem-
bers of Commit-
tee and Mayor of
meetings.
To attend meet-
relative to the matters over which such Committees
may respectively have jurisdiction on the day next
succeeding that upon which the action of the Council
in respect thereof takes place.
(3) To communicate or convey to the Committees
all petitions or other documents referred by the
Council.
(4) To have control over all officers employed in
his office, subject to such orders as he may from time
to time receive from the Mayor or the Council.
(5) To cause a notice of each regular and special
mcetinijof the Committees to be served on each'of the
members thereof and upon the Mayor, on the day
[)revious to such meeting being held.
(6) To attend all meetings of the Committees
when required so to do by the Chairman or acting
Chairman thereof, and to record the minutes, orders
and reports of all such meetings in the manner here-
inbefore provided.
(7) i'o give notice to the members of the Council
of all meetings of the Council when held on any other
day than Monday, on the day previous to that on
which such meetiuLT is to be held.
(8) To have charge of the City Seal and to attach
the same to any document connected with the Council
on the order of the Council, or any of the Committees
thereof.
(9) To perform such other duti(;s as may be
assigned to him by the Council.
Encinkkr.
80. The following shall be the duties of the •»"''«■" '^f ^'^"■
I-> . " uineer.
!.ngmeer :
(i) Toe.xamine all work done for the Corporation Jr?ifyTtowo"k
and to certify as to the completion thereof to his satis- ;.^;;"";„.^"' ^ '"'"'"
ings of Commit-
tees when requir-
ed, and record
•'i
minutes, Sec.
To give notice
of meetings of
Council when
held on other day
than Monday.
To have charge
of City Seal, and
.tttach to docu-
ments connected
with the Council
on order of Com-
mittee.
To perform all
other duties as-
signed to him liy
the Cimncil.
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faction, and the amount to be paid in respect of such
work.
When required (o) When rcquircd by the Board of Works to
to prepare plans \ / 1 _ -' ,
wOTkfo'be'done^ plans and estimates for all works required to
be done by or on behalf of the Corporation.
(3) When required to superintend the doing of the
work and to prepare contracts in connection therewith.
(4) And to perform such other duties as may be
iT'The Council'''^ '*^4'-"^'^^' °^ ^"''""' ^V ^^^ Council.
When required
to super! n tend
work.
To perform such
other duties as
Duties of Street
Conunissioner.
To examine
state of repair of
streets, and re-
port want of re-
pair.
If repairs re-
quire to he made
promptly, to
cause them to he
done and report
To see that
streets are kept
clean.
To superintend
thetloinn of work
for the (Corpora-
tion on streets,
and su pe r vise
m e n employed
when work not
done hy contract
'J'o keep a reconl
of men employed
on street repairs
and wanes paid,
Street Commissioxer.
81. The following shall be the duties of the Street
Commissioner :
(i) To examine into the state of repair of all
streets and highways within the City and to report any
want of repair that may be found therein to the Board
of Works.
(2) If any repairs require to be promptly done to
cause the same to be done forthwith and immediately
to report the same to the Board of Works.
(3) To see that the streets and thoroughfares of
the City are kept clean, and to have the same cleaned
whenever directed so to do by the Board of Works.
(4) To superintend the doing of all work which is
being done for the Corporation on any of the streets
or thoroughfares within the City, and to have the
charge and supervision of the men employed when the
work is not done by contract.
(s) To keep a correct record of the men employed
ition on stre
.orpor;
rep
by th(
they are employed, and the wages [)aid to them, and
to deliver a ropy thereof to th(t "I'reasurer onc(; in each
week.
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De
(6) To perform such other duties as mav l)c Toi.e.ro.n.sm
assi<nied to him 1)\- the Council or th(; r.oa'rd of"""'' ^'"'"^ ■
Works.
Ciii;i)Ui;s.
may be assinnttl
to liiiii by iliu
Coiiiicil or the
Hoard of Work-.
82. All cheques upon the Corporation's bank for , ,,^.,,„^, „„
anv sum of money whatever to be paid on account of'''".','^'"'^y'K'"='|
J . 1 \>y 1 reuMirer.aiHl
the City shall be signed by the Treasurer and counter- ';^,';;^','';["'«'''=''''^'
signed by the Mayor, or, in case of his absence or
illness, by one of the Aldermen.
Mo^"I•:^■ Aim'Uoi'ria rioxs.
'^2)- All appropriations of money shall l)e submit-
t(;d to a Committee of the Whole before beinti' taken
up in full Council.
84. No money appropriation shall be finally acted
upon by the Council until it has been first referred to
the Finance and iXssessment Committee, and no
money shall hn paid by the Treasurer or any expendi-
ture be authorized by an\- member of the Council
without a resolution of the Council ()rderin<r the same
and specifying the amount.
'<>
Appropriation-,
of MioiieyM to be
submitted to
I ommiltui.'of ili-^
Whole.
No money ap-
|)ropriatioii to be
tinally acted upon
by Council until
referred to I'i-
iiance and As-
sessment Com-
mittee, and no
money to be paiil
by Tr e asu re r
r expenditure
aulb o r i z ed by
member without
a resolution of
1 ovinc'il.
NoTK'i; oi' Mi:i;riX(;s oi- Couxcii.
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Sv The Clerk shall not be required to give notice V'^i'^ "•" '^
C y . -1 1 1 I -i|uued to yue no-
of the meetniL^s of the Councn unless the clav ot'i'^"'" ".'«";'«>'
' of Council uiilesk
s.uue are held on
nie(;ting shall be some other dav than Mondaw
some other day
than Monday.
Ai'i'oixr.Mi;x i"s ro ()mii;i:.
86. In making appointments to office, when there inmakin^ap-
1 '' «. 1 • 1 11 1 poinlments to of-
are more than two a[)plicants, the motion shall be rne motion to be
put so that each shall be voted for ; the persons re- ap,'diauu'\':ned
ceivinsr the lowest number of votes falling out in t'oi-.iii'out iirsuc-
ce-sloM.
succession.
^3^
SL'si'F.xsrox oi- Rli,i:s.
Siniuliiii,' rule
ll'll lo 1)C MIS-
8;. No standiiiLi- ''"-iIc or order of the Council sliall
r.'.hiX'rol^e ^^ suspended except by a vote of two-thirds of the
.^niicmiur. pre- nKMiilKTs jjresent.
Unprovidki) Casks.
i.nvvofPariia- S8. lu ah unprovidcd cases in the oroccedino-s of
u.iim.vi.M cases tne Lounci i committee resort sliall he had to iIk;
J.aw of i' . r.. nt as the; rule for guidance on the
question, and in such case the decision of the Mayor
or other pK.sid' lo- c ♦- -r shall he final ami acquiesced
in without debate.
9 1'
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llliilii
m
Passed in open Council this fifteenth day of De-
cember in the year of our Lord one th.ousand eiM-ht
hundred and s(;\{MUv-nine.
A. .S. ABBOTT.
Clerk
R. LIlWIS,
Ma)or
is'
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the
BY-LAW
For Changing the Names of Certain
Streets in the City of London.
\\'iii;ui:\s it is exi)ctlit;nt to clianj^c the naincs of
the followinj^r streets within the City of London :
He it therefore enacted by the Corporation of the
Citv of London in Council assembled ;
I. That from and after the nassin(>; of this l^'-law NamcfMre.
that street or loart ot street lyinLT between KichmondsfeLt iyi„jr i,e
1 ^l^ 1, /•, 11 MT-11" f^ Ittocii Kichnioiul
Str(;et and 1 alhot Street and known as W illiam Street ^"^i Taib«t
shall be called and known as North Street. ioNonh. "
reet
iuni
h-
2. That that part of North Street lyino- west of^.,^^;";^'/'^^?'^
Richmond Street shall be called and known as Carling|;^';;;j;|;^\!?,'=;;;:|'^^'
Street.
T,. That Ahirk Lane, Sarnia Street and Burlin<j^ton Mark lai.e.
.^ 1111 r 1 • • rxi'li •'^ariiia St reel,
.Street shall hereafter l)e a contmiiation ot Richmond ni'rii"gtonSireet
f. 1 11 • 1 It-" 11 '11 and Kichmond
Street, and Kichmond Street and the said three streets street toform one
shall together form one st.eet which shall be called ''aiie.i Kid,mona
and known as Richmond .Street.
Passed this twenty-eiLj;hth day of June, A.l). 1869.
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is"
Iftf
ALHX. S. AiUiOri"
S. IL GRAYDON,
Citv Clerk.
iM
i\ or.
L.S,
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BY-LAW.
Be it enacted l)y the Corporation of the City of
London :
NamcotThoin- I. That a Certain Pubh'c Hiohvvav in the City ot
locoiiesc Street London, licretotore known as 1 homas Street, is here-
by given the name of College Street.
Passed this twelfth day of January, A. T). 1874.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT, A. McCORMICK.
]\Liyor.
Clerk,
/t»'
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HI
BY-LAW
To Change the Name of Market Street in
the City of London.
Be it enacted by the Council of the Corporation
of the City of London as follows :
I. That a certain Public Hit^hway in the City oi ^^J^^"^^,."^{,J'^.
London heretofore known and designated as Market^^;',Ji" ^^""''
Street shall hereafter be known and designated by the
name of Albert Street.
Passed the thirtieth day of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-
four.
ALI':X. S. ABliOTT.
City Clerk
HENJ. CRONYN.
]\Uiyor.
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BY-LAW
To Change the Name of HilchcockSLreet.
He it enacted by the iMunicipal Council of tiu;
Corporation of the City of London as follows :
Name of Hud,- ^- That Hitchcock Street shall be hereafter known
l^d'tTMapie-as and called Maple Street, and that the name of the
said street be and the same is hereby changed accord-
ingly.
Passed the twenty-second day of November, A.I)
1875.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT BENJ. CRONYN.
City Clerk. Mayor.
IS!'
143
BY-LAW
To Change the Name of North Street to
Queen's Avenue.
Ik; it enacted l)y the Municipal Council of the Cor-
poration of the City of London :
I. That the Street now called North Street in the j^^ame of \j>«h
said City of London shall hereafter be called, known <v)"«^^ens Avenue,
and desii^nated as Queen's Avenue, and the name of
the said street is hereby chans^-ed accordingly.
Passed the fifteenth day of May, in the year of our
Lord 1876.
ALEX. S. AIH30TT, D. C. MACDONALD,
City Clerk. Mayor.
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BY-LAW
For Changing the Name of Duke Street.
W'lii'.RKAS, Major-Gcncral \V. T. Rcinvick ami
others, rcsidiMits and property owners on Duke Street,
liave i)resented their petition praying that the name ol'
that Str(!et may be chan^^ed to Ihifferin Avenue, anil
it is expedient to i^rant the prayer of sucli jjctition.
Be it therefore enacted by tlie Municipal Council
of the C()r|)oration of the Cit\' of London as follows :
1. That the street or road allowance in the City of
Name of Duke 111 11 t x 1 <> 111
Street chanse.itu London now Called and known as Uuke Street shall
Uullemi A\ciiiK. r 1 11 1 1 ' 1 1 • 111
liereatter be called, known and desi^mated by the
name of Dufferin Avenue, and that the name of the
said street or road allowance be, ami the same is here-
bv altered and changed accordin<dv.
Passed in o[)en Council this thirtieth day of Octo-
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eii;ht hun-
dred and seventy-six.
ALEX. S. AHHOT'l , ROirP. PRITCHARl).
Citv Clerk. Chairman.
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BY-LAW
ForChnnging the Name of Great Mar-
ket Street.
Be it enacted by the Municipal Council of the Cor-
poration of the City of London as follows :
That from and after the passing oi this By-law Name of cca
Great Market Street shall be called and known as dian^'ca u' c>n,
Central Avenue, and the name of the said street be"' '"""''■■
changed accordingly.
Passed in open Council this twenty-first day of
April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-
dred and seventy-nine.
ALEX. S.* ABBOTT,
City Clerk.
R. LEWIS,
Mayor.
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BY-LAVv^
For Closing Part of Pall Me^ll Street in
the City of London.
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Application by WiiEREAs Emanuel T. Essery, Marvin Knowlton,
serT''ami others James Johiiston and others have given notice of their
Hy-ia^^'"""'^ ° intention to apply for the passing of this By-law ;
Printed no ices Ancl whcreas printed notices of t^^c intended B)-
iisimi''7''' Trie law have been posted up for upwards of one month in
^'"''' six of the most public places in the immediate neigh-
borhood of the original allowance for road, street, or
highway hereinafter mentioned, and published weekly
for four successive weeks in the London Free Press,
a newspaper published within the Municipality of the
City of London ;
Persons oppos- And whercas the Council has heard all persons
in ; Hylaw heard |.. ,« ^ . •. ..1 • r
claimmg to be heard in opposition to the passing oi
this By-law ; ,
And whereas it is expecient to stop i.:p and close
t part of the original allowar
highway hereinafter described ;
Expedient to
stoj) up part of , _ , ••111 r ^
I'aiiMaiistreet. that part 01 the original allowance for road, street or
Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Council
of the Corporation of the City of London, as follows :
Pall Mall Street I. That from and after the passing of this By-law
s'JJI.et, amui^"adl that part of Pall Mall Street in the City of London,
o. "Waterloo the same being an original allowance for road, street or
treet.toppe. "p j^ j^rhway, whlch Hes east of Richmond Street and west
of the westcrlv limit of Waterloo Street in the said
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City of London, be stopped up and forever closed,
ancf cease to be or form part of the highway atore-
said, or to be a highway.
Passed in open Council this fifteenth ^day of No-
vember, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-five.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT, BENJ. CRONYN,
City Clerk. Mayor.
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148
BY-LAW
For Closing Part of Wellington Street
in the City of London.
Application liy
I'.mamicl T. Es
WiiKRiiAs Emanuel T. Essery, Marvin Knowlton.
lry'"inJ "ii'ci^s Jamcs JoHnston and others have given notice of their
r pa.Mug o jj^j.^j^j.Jqj^ j-q apply for the passing of this i^/-]aw ;
for
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lil'ht'd Til'' Free law have been posted up for upwards of one month
'''"'' in six of the most public places in the immediate neigh-
borhood of the oriirinal allowance for road, street or
highway hereinafter mentioned, and published weekly
for four successive weeks in the London Free Press, a
newspaper published within the Municipalily of the
City of London ;
F'lrsuMs n, pn- And whcrcas the Council has heard all persons
ckummg to be lieartl m opposition to the passing ol
this By-law ;
Kvpeiiitiii lu ^\y^^\ vvhereas it is exijedient to stop up and close
Aii\) lip jKirl of ^ ^ I 11
strtit'"'"'""^'^'^^ part of the original allowance for road, street or
highway hereinafter described ;
Be it therefore enacted by the Municij)al Council
of the Corporation of the City of London, as follows :
,.''-"^' 'f ^^■'^i- I. That from and after the passino- of this By-law
liiiKloii Mrctl ,, , TAir 11- • 1 '7-- /- T 1
.toppLii up. all that part ot W ellington street in the City of London,
the same being an original allowance for road, street
or highway, which may be described as follows, tjhat is
to say : Commencing at the south-east angle of lot
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nuiiihcr fourteen on the east side of Wellinirton Street,
thence southerly alonji^ the east side of WeHington
Street to the north side of Great Market Street, thence
westerly alonj^ the north side of Great Market Street
to the west side of Wellington Street, thence northerly
alonijf the west side of Wellington Street to the south-
cast ans^le of lot number fourteen on the west side of
Wcllinorton Street, thence easterly, crossint^ W^ellin<r-
toil Street in a line parallel with the northerly limit of
Great Market Street, to the place of beginning; and
which may be also known as that part of Wellington
Street bounded on the north by aline drawn from the
south-east angle of lot number fourteen on the west
side of Wellington Street to the south-west angle of lot
number fourteen on the east side of the same street in
continuation of the southerly limits of the said lots,
and on the south by the northerly limit of Great Mar-
ket Street, be stopped up and forever closed and cease
to be or form part of the highway aforesaid, or to be
a highway.
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Passed in open Council this fifteenth day of No-
vember, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
liundred and seventy-five.
ALKX. S. ABBOTT. BEKj. CRONYN.
City Clerk. Mayor.
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To Shut up Part of Great Talbot Street and
Cheapside, and for the Sale and Convey-
ance thereof.
p.enmbie WiiEREAs the part of Great Talbot Street lyins^f
between the southern line or limit of Victoria Street
and the northern line or limit of Grosvenor Street, and
the part of Cheapside Street lying between the western
line or limit of George Street and the River Thames,
in the City of London, have been much encroached
upon and washed away by the River, and are useless
as highways or otherwise to the inhabitants of the said
City or the public, and petitions have been received
praying for the stopping up of the said parts of streets
and the sale thereof as hereinafter mentioned, and it
is expedient that tlie prayer of such petitions should
be granted ;
And whereas written notices according to law of
the intended application for this By-law have been
posted up for the period of one month and more pre-
vious to the application for and passing thereof, in
eight of the most public places in the immediate neigh-
borhood of the said parts of Great Talbot and Cheap-
side Streets, and printed notices to the like effect have
been published for five successive weeks in three daily
newspapers, namely, the Free Press, the Herald and
the Advertiser, published within the said City :
Parts of c, cat '• Now, be it therefore cnacted by the Municipal
cifci'il. streets ^'f^uncil of the Corporation of the City of London,
'^'■"''' that from and after the passing of this liy-law all the
part and parts of Great Talbot Street aforesaid lying
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between the southern line or limit of Victoria Street
and the northern line or limit of Grosvenor Street, and
all the part of Cheapside Street aforesaid lying between
the western line or limit of George Street and the
River Thames, shall be closed and stopped up, and the
highway in, thiough, over, upon, along and across the
same and every part thereof shall be and is hereby
abolished and annulled, and the said parts of streets
shall be disposed of, sold and conveyed as hereinafter
provided.
2. On payment of the sum of Six Hundred Dol- p" p»>"«nt of
'■J ... $&jo the ])art80i
lars by Henry C. R. Becher, of the said City, Esquire, t"'''*'^ '-'"^"f^*"
, / ,<, /- 1 1 1 ' be conveyed to
and ames Llancv, oi the same place, yeoman, the """■■'■ S- 1^- 1^'^-
•' . 1 T 1 ' -111 '^ ''"'' James
persons ownmg the adjacent lands first entitled thereto, c'a'ii;j.
in such proportions as they may agree upon, within
three months of the passing of this By-law, to the
Treasurer of the Corporation of the said City for the
uses thereof, the Mayor of the said City may execute
a conveyance in fee simple of the said parts of streets
so stopped up, with the usual covenants given by ven-
dors of land, and affix the Corporate Seal of the said
City thereto, conveying the said parts of streets in fee
simple as follows, that is to say : to the said James
Clancy and his heirs and assigns forever, the west half
of the part of Great Talbot Street aforesaid lying
between Victoria Street and the River Thames, and
to the said Henry C. R. Becher and his heirs and
assigns forever all the remaining part and parts of the
said Great Talbot and Cheapside Streets so stopped
up by this By-law, but the conveyance to the said
f lenry C. R. Becher shall contain this proviso and omvcvanccto
reservation, that the Council may at any time hereaf- Jlh^'Lerxl'itions
ter construct and maintain one covered sewer fronisewe^^s thrm^'h
George Street through the part of Cheapside to be 8trc'l:trBtoH.ed
closed directly to the River Thames, doing as little "'''
injury thereby as possible, and another covered sewer
from Victoria Street to the River Thames through that
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part of Great Talbot Street closed, adjoining on the
east the part to be conveyed to the said James Clancy
and bein_L,^ a strip of land thirty-three feet in width.
easterly from the eastern limit thereof along the whole
of its length to the River Thames in a straight line
from Victoria Street : and also reserving the right to
of 'the rigiu "to the Coimcil tc open by By-law the said strip of land
open the strip of ,. .7-. . ., , ^-, . , . 1 i- 1 1
land from viL-trom V ictoria Street to the Kiver and establish the
toria Street tn . i- •. ,.111^1
the Kiver as a Same as a public road or street should they at any tmic
(iilfroj."^ ' "^"^ hereafter consider it to be required by the public with-
out making the said Henry C. R. Becher, his heirs or
assigns any compensation or paying any price therefor.
In default cf 3- In default of payment by the said Henry C. R.
liechoramiV'ian^- Bccher and James Clancy of the said sum of Six
8tV«8 dosed til Hundred Dollars within the period aforesaid, the said
t ) be H.id. parts of streets so closed and shut up shall be sold and
disposed of in such other way as the Council may by
By-law or Resolution approve and direct.
streets roferrci A. Great Talbot Street and Cheapside Street here-
to oriifinaiaiiow-. . ,, ir 1 1 ••111
ances in Crown m mtendecl and reterred to are the orunnal allowances
therefor as surveyed or laid out in the survey thereof
made by the Crown.
Passed in open Council this ninth day of Julv,
A. D. 1877.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT. ROBT. PRITCHARI).
City Clerk, Mayor.
Survey.
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BY-LAW
To AuLhorize Lho Issue of Fifty Thousand
Dollars Seven per cent. Debentures under
the "Authority of "An Act Respectmg the
Debt of the City of London, 1S72," and to
Impose a Special Rate '.for the Payment
Thereof.
W'liKRKAS tJK; s.'iid Act aiithorl/cs i\ui issue o( de-
bentures for ih(! purposes therein mentioned not cx-
ceeilin]^' the sum of five hundred and sixty-lour thou-
sand seven lumdretl and twenty dollars in the whole,
as the Corporation of the City of London may direct ;
And jwhereas, lor the purposes mentioned in the
said Act, it is necessary to issue tlebentures to the ex-
tent of fifty thousand dollars, payable in twenty years
fronrthc; date thereof, with interest thereon at the rate
of seven [)er cent, per annum, payable half-yearly,
accordinsj" to the coupons to the said debentures
attached ;
And whereas the said Act requires, for payment
of the debentures to be issued thereunder, the Council
to impose a spc:cial rate, which shall be sufficient to
form a sinking; fund of two per cent, over and above all
interest to be paid on said deb(Mitures, and it will
recjLiire the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars
to be raised annually for the saitl interest and sinkini^
fund ;
Pre till lilu
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' And whereas the amount of the whole ratable prop-
erly ol the Cit\ of Lontlon. accortlini^ to th(; last revised
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assessment roll of the said City, beino- for the year oiit;
thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, was five
millions four hundred and thirty-eight thousand six
hundred and eighty-three dollars ;
And whereas the total amount of debentures issued
under the said Act exclusive of the debentures by this
Hy-law proposed to be issued is fifty thousand dollars ;
And whereas, for payment of the interest and creat-
ing a yearly sinking fund of two per cent, for payment
of the said debentures, amounting together yearly to
the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars, it will
require to be levied in each year an equal annual
special rate of one-twelfth of one cent in the dollar over
and above and in addition to all other rates ;
Be it therefore enacted by the Corporation of the
Cit)' of London :
}-o.,^n iMun- '• That debentures under the said Act and for
Sr'"' AnTc't the purpose therein mentioned, to the extent of the
S*of' the City '"^um of fifty thousand dollars, are hereby authorized
""■'""'""■ "'^' and directed to be issued.
Meiicnt.irca to o. That Said debentures shall have coui)ons thereto
have V u u |> o 11 a . i
uitadiu-iforpaj-jittachcd for the payment of the interest at the rate of
inent of intoruat i J » 1 1 1 -
haifycariyatthe seven pcr ccnt. Dcr annum, ijayable halt-yearly.
rate ijf seven pur i 1 ' I J J J
cent per annum.
Special rate of 3. That for the purpose of forming a sinking fund
one cent" in' the of tvvo per ceut. for the payment of the said deben-
(lollar imposed to , j ., . ^ ^ . ^1 ^ r • 1 ^ 1
pay interest ami tu res aud the lutcrest at the rate aioresaid to become.'
form sinliiiii' 1 .1 1 • 1 , r ^ ir^l r
due thereon, an equal special rate ot one-twellth of one
cent in the dollar shall over and above and in addition
to all other rates be raised, levied and collected in each
year upon all the ratable property in the said City of
London, during the continuance of the debentures or
any of them.
fund
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ir one
five
d six
This By-law passed in ojjen Council this eiLjhth Piiaso.i .th
(lav of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand' ''"'* '*'''
eii^ht hundred and seventy-two.
ssued
ALEX. S. ABBOTT. JOHN CAMPBELL.
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Ihirs ;
City Clerk Mayor.
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BY-LAW
To AuLhoi'ize the Issue of Fifty Thousand
Dollars Seven per cent. Debentures undei'
the AuthoiMty of "An Act Respecting the
Debt of the City of London, 1872," and to
Impose a Sj::eclal Rate for the Payment
jthereof.
\\'iii:rf.\s the said Act autliori/c s llic issue of
Dcbcntiin s for tin: piir|iOS(:s tlicrcin mentioned not
exccedliiL;' the siini of live luindred and sixty-four
thousand se-ven hundred ar.il twenty dolhu's in the
whole, as the Cori)orat:on ol the City ol London nia\
direct.
And wh.ereas for the pur|K).ses mentioned in tlu
said Act it Is necessary to issue deljentures to the ex-
tent of I'litv thousand doll.u's payable in twenty years
from the d;ite thereof with interest thereon at the rate
of seven per cent. \)vv annum payahK; half-\earl\
accordinL; to the coupons tti the said tlehentures
attached.
And whereas ihe said Act rcejuirc s lor pa Nine lit of
the debentures to be issued thereuntler the Council to
im[)()se a special rate which sliall be sut1ici(,'nt to form
a sinkinj^^ fimd of two per cent. o\-er and abn.ve all
interest to be |)aid on said ch'bentures, and it will
re(]uire the sum of four th.ousand five; luindrc^d dollars
to be raised annualK for th.e saitl interest and .^inkinu
fund.
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year
five
si.x
Aiul whereas the amount of []\r. wh.ole ratable
property of the City of i.oiuloii according;- to th,e last
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rcviscul asscssiiK'nt roll of the said City, hcinjj^ for the
veil* ont; thousand ci_L;ht hundred and seventy- one, was
live millions four hundred and thirty-ei_nht thousand
six hundred and eiL;hty-three dollars.
And whereas the total amount of debentures issued
iiiulcr tlie said Act exclusive of the debentures by this
Bv-law proposed to Ije issued is fifty thousand dollars.
And whereas for i)a\nient of the interest and cre-
ating a yearly sinking fund of two i)er cent, for pay-
ment of the said debentures, amounting together
vearlv to the sum of four thousand hve hundred dol-
lars, it will require to be levied in each year an equal
annual special rate of one-twelfth of one cent in the
dollar over and above and in addition to all other rates.
l)e it therefore enacted by the Corporation of the
Citv of London :
1. That debentures under the saitl Act and for the, $5u,oc.o ,ici,cn-
purposes therem mentioned, to the extent of the sum of ""•''='• '.'A" Act
T 1 1 1 II 1 1 1-1 rtsvcitini; thu
lilty thousand dollars, are herebv authori/ed and''':l"^'f "'« ^''♦y
, . ^ . , . , ' 111 LolKlDll, 1872
directed to be issued.
2. 1 hat said debentures shall ha\e coupons thereto. Debentures to
.... ^ , have coupons nt-
.illached for the pa\nK.'nt 01 the interest at the rate of "-^ciieti for paj-
' - 1111- 1 inent of interebt
seven r)er cent, per annum paval)le hall-vearlv. half jtariyattiiu
' ' ' - - - rate of seven per
cent jicr annum
V 1 hat for the purpose oi forming a sinking fund spcdai rate of
1" .^' A^ r ^1 A r ^1 '111 one - twelfth of
ol two i)er cent, lor the i)ayment 01 the said deben- one cent in the
. 1.^1 'a ^ ^ ^^ ' ^ r 'lil (lollarinipnseiito
tures and the mtcirest at the rate aloresaid to become pay interest ami
due thereon an ecpial sjjecial rate of one-twelfth of onelund. "'" '""
cent in the dollar shall over and above and in addition
to all other rates 1)e raisc:d levied and collected in each
\ear upon all the: ratable property in the said City of
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London clLirini; the continuance of tlic tlcbcnturcs or
any of them.
unc.'.s;.'! '^"' This By-law passed in open Council this tenth day
of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eii^du
hundred and seventy-two.
A
LEX. S. ABBOTT. JOHN CAMPBELL.
City Clerk. INLayor.
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BY-LAW
To Authorize the Issue of Thirty-one Thou-
sand Pounds Sterling Six per cent. Deben-
tures, under the Authority of "An Act
Respecting the Debt of the City of London,
1872," and to Impose a Special Rate for the
Payment Thereof.
WiiKKKAS, the said Act authorizes the issue of rrcambio.
debentures for the |)urposes therein mentioned, not
exceeding the sum of five hundred and sixty-four
thousand seven hundred and twenty dollars in the
whole, as the Corporation of the City of London may
direct ;
And whereas, for the purposes mentioned in the
said Act, it is necessary to issue debentures to the
extent of Thirty-one Thousand Pounds of Sterling
money of Great Britain, payable in twenty years from
the date thereof, with interest thereon at the rate of
six per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly, according
to the coupons to the said debentures attached ;
And whereas the said Act requires, for payment of
Jie debentures to be issued thereunder, the Council to
impose a special rate which shall be sufficient to form
a sinking fund of two per cent, over and above all
interest t be paid on said debentures, and it will re-
([uire the sum of two thousand four hundred and
eighty pounds of sterling money of Great Britain,
which is equal to the sum of twelve thousand and
sixty-nil ; dollars and thirty-three cents of lawful
money of Canada, to be raised annually for the said
interest and sinking fund ;
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And wliLTcas the amount ot" the whol'- ratahlc
property of the City of London, acordin^- to the last
revised assessment roll of the said city, bein^i^- for ilu;
year one thousand eii^ht hundred and seventy-three,
was seven millions four hundnxl and seven thousand
nine hundred and nin(;t) -one tlollars ;
And whereas the total amount of debentures issued
under said Act, exclusive of the debentures by this by-
law |)rop()sed to be issued, is fifty-three thousand l"i\c
hundred dollars ;
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And whereas for i)a\in('nt of the interest and
creatin<;- .1 yearly sinkin;^- hind of two per cent, for
payment of the said debentures, amountinij' to^etlu r
yearly to the sum of twebe thousand and sixty-niiU'
dollars and thirt)'-three cents of lawful money of
Canada, it will re(]uire to be lexied in each )ear an
equal annual special rate; of one-sixth of one cent in
the dollar o\er and aboxo and in addition to all cllur
rates ;
He it tlierelore enacted b\ the Corporation of ihc
City of London as follows ;
I. That (Kd)entures under the said Act and for ibc
mcdiimicr-A,, purpose therein mentioncyJ, to th(j extent of thirtx-onc
u <itiit ..f the thousand i)ounds ot sterhnij' monev 01 lircat hntain.
/Ijt.oxi St,'.
ilcliuijtiiri.'s til I
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Ac
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City i^f 1.<iih1(iii, , 1 • 1 1 1- II- 1
iB?;." an; nerenv authorized and directed to be issued
Dcbciituica to 2. That saitl delK-iUures shall haw coupons thereto
liuvi, ciit))>(iiit! at- I
""•'';''/'."■'"'■'; attached for the payment of the interest at the rate of
IIR'Mt of ll!t( icSt _ I J
iwvif.\.!iiri*;a.six j,jv^ lier cent. i)er annum, pa\abl(; half-xearlv.
liLT n.'iil. per nil- 1 1 ' 1 / .' ,
IIMIIl.
oiu'lTxt'il ?.'f 'one >^- I'^^'it I'^i' ill"-' piir[}Ose of form in l; a sinking;' bind
.■ei.tii.ihe.ioiiur,,f .^y^ p^.,- cciit. for tlut i)a\-ment of tlu; said tit benturt s
si'iVkTie'Voml''"'''^'''^^ ^'^^ '^ rate aforesaid to become i\uv
th.ereon, an equal special rate of one-sixth of one ceiii
i6i
in the dollar shall over and above and in addition to
;ill other rates be raised, levied and collected in each
year upon all the ratable property of the said City of
London durin^- the continuance of the debentures or
anv of them.
4. That the said debentures and the coupons Debentures t,.
thereof shall be made payable at the Banking House H^Ks'aiana
of the " Bank of Scodand," in the City of London, in
that part of Great Britain called England.
This By-law passed in open Council this seventh passed 7tii
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day of November, ni the year of our Lord one thou-
sand ci<rht hundred and seventv-three.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT, ANDREW McCORMlCK,
Clerk . Mayor.
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To Authorize the Issue of One Hunclroti
Thousand Dollars Debentures Under tlic
authority of "An Act Respecting the Deljt
of the City of London 1872" and to Im-
pose a Special Rale for the PaymenL
thereof.
WiiKRKAS the .s.iid Act .'iLitliorizcs tlu; issue of de-
bentures for the i)urp()sc;s tli(M'ein mentioned, not cx-
cccdino; the sum of live hundred and sixtv-fcnir thou-
sand seven liundred and twcMit)' dollars in the whole,
as the Cori)oration of tiie City of London may direct.
And whereas for the purposes mentioned in said
Act it is n(!cessary to issue debentures to the (extent of
one hundred thousand dollar.-, payaljle in twenty years
from the lirst day of July last past witli interest then^-
on at the rate of seven per cent, per .uiiuim to be
computed from the same date and to be; j)a\abl(.' half-
yearly on the first days of January and July in each
and every year accordinL;' to the coupons to the said
debentures attached.
And whereas the said Act re(|uires for payment of
the debentures to l)e issucid thereunder the Council to
impose a special rate wliich shall be sufficient to form
a sinking fund of two per cent. o\er and a])o\(; all in-
terest to be paid on said debentures, and it will recjuire
the simi of nine thous;mcl dollars to be raised annually
for the said interest and sinkinij- fund.
And whereas the amount of the whole ratable
property of the City oi London accordinjj;' to the ].y.^
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n\ isctl assessment roll of the said City, beinij for the
year one tliousand eii^ht liuiidred and seventy- four,
was seven milHon six hiindrt.'d and five thousand and
niiu.'tv dollarr..
And whereas tile total amount of debentures issued
iiiuior said Act exclusive of the debentures by this
by-law proposed to be issued is two hundred and
cit-hteen thousand three luindred and sixtv-six dollars.
And whereas for jKiyment of the interest and cre-
ating' a yearly sinking' fund of two per cent, for pay-
ment of the said debentures amounting" together yearly
to the sum of nine thousand dollars it will rc:cjuire to
he levied in each year an e([ual annual special rate of
one mill and one-tifth of a mill in the dollar over and
above and in adtlition to all other rates.
Ik; it therefore enacted by the Corporation of the
CItv of Lon Jon :
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purjio.-^e therein mentioned to the: extent of the sum ofsu[MUimifr''"AM
one hundred thousand dohars are herc;l)y authorized ii.e .Ju'ui' uic
City of London,
aiul directed to be issued.
2. That saiti debentures shall have coupons thereto iu.i.fntnns i..
altached lor the pa\ iiieiit ol the mterest .it tiie rate ol uciied f.,r pa.N-
1111,- 1 .1 nicnt (if inlert'st
se\(Mi percent, per annum pa\al)le nalt-\eariy on theiiiUf.Muiyutti,,.
,- I r I III'' 1 'i ' r:iti' of sicM-n 111 f
In-st days ol |anuary and Jul)- \n each antl every year.runt p..-.- nm
comiivjncini; on the lirst day ol Januar)' next.
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;. That lor the puiposi} of iormin''- .i sinkinLT tund sr^uai mt. ,f
'' . ' 1 . "^ •111 'ine and rinu till h
ol two per cent, lor the p.ivment ol the said deljen-!"'"*'" the d„i.
' , , . ', • - • 1 1 imposed to
tures and the mten^st at the rat" aforesaid to become p^y interest «n.i
due thereon, ;in e(|ual special rate ol on-' mill and one- f"'"'
lilth of ,1 mill in the dollar shall ONcr and above uid in
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addition to all other rates be raised, levied and collected
in each year upon all the ratable property in the said
City of London during the continuance of the deben-
tures or any of them.
Aiugt!'g74/*'' '^ ^""'^ I3y-lavv [Kissed in open Council this twenty-
fourth day of August, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-four.
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ALEX. S. ABBOTT,
City Clerk.
BENJ. CRONYN,
Mayor.
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To Authorize the Issue of Two Hundred and
Nineteen Thousand Four Hundred and
Eighty-six Dollars Debentures under the
Authority of "An Act Respecting the Debt
of the City of London, 1872," and to Impose
a Special Rate for the Payment Thereof.
\\'iii:ri:as the said Act authorizes the issue of raamt.:,
debentures for the purposes therein mentioned not
exceeding the sum of five hundred and sixty-four
thousand seven hundred and twenty dollars in the
whole, as the Corporation of the City of London may
direct;
And whereas, for the purposes men>^'oned in said
Act, it is necessary to issue debentures to the extent
of two hundred and nineteen thousand four hundred
and eii^hty-six dollars, payable in twenty years from
the date thereof, with interest thereon at the rate of
six per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly, accordinij^
to the coui)ons to the saiil debentures attached ;
And whereas the s.iid Act recjuires, for payment
of the debentures to be issueil thereunder, the Council
to impose a special rate, which shall be sufficient to
form a sinking; fund of two |)er cent, over and above
all interest to be paid on said debentures, and it will
require the sum of se.venteen thousand five hundred
and htty-nine dollars to be raised annually for the said
interest and sinking: iund ;
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And whereas the amount of the whole ratable
projjerty of the City of London, according to the last
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revised assessment roll of the said city, beiiiij^ for the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-iivc;, was
eiuht millions ninety-six thousand one hundred and
thirty-tive dollars ;
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And w hereas the total amount of debenture. > issued
under said Act, exclusive of the debentures by this
By-law proposed to be issued, is three hunchMl an!
forty-five thousand two hundred and thirty-three dol-
lars and forty-three cents ;
And whereas, for payment of the interest and creat-
ing a yearly sinking fund of two per cent, for payment
of the said del)entin"es. jimounting together yearlv to
the sum of sc:\enteen thousand I'ne liundred and fifty-
nine dollars, it will require to be levied in each year
an equal annual special rate of two mills and one tifih
of a mill in the dollar oxer and above and in additi(Mi
to all other rat(.'S ;
Be it therefore enacted by the Corporation of the
City of London :
$L.io..tS'.<w>cii- '• 1 hilt debentures under the said Act and for the
8u"r.nuiei''- An purpose therciu mentionetl, to the extent of the sum
Mic'dcbr'nf'thuOf two hundred and ninetecm thousand four hundr(Hl
City of Lumio,,, .^j^j^j (^ju]ity-six dollars. are hereljy authoiized and
directed to Ik; issued.
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2. That said debentures shall have coupons then lo
iiichui f..r pnv- attached tor the payment 01 tlui uiterest at the rate ol
iiii'tit of inliTLMl . ' 1 1 1 1 /- 1
biiif-vc.irhatsix SIX Vivx ccut. per annum, payable lialt-yearK'.
)>er I cut. pci .III-
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j;. That tur the purpose of lt)rming a sinking luiul
(I mill iMit.' nil (T ^ ^ r 1 r 1 *^ * 1 1 1 *
lis in ihr.i.iol two per cent, lor the payment ol the saul debentures
Special iMti' ' f
iwomiii c)ii(,' (itili
Ur iiiipiiccil t(
pay iiit(!rpsl nm
loini sink in:
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land the interest at the rate aforrs.ud to become: di
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fiUli of a mill in the dollar shall, over and above and
in addition to all other rates, be raised, levied and col-
lected in each year u])on all the ratable property in
the said City of London during the continuance of the
debentures or any of them.
This By-law passed in open Council this fifth day i.^asoa =
of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand oi<;ht'""^"' "^"
juindreil and seventy-six.
ALLX. S. A15150TT. D. C. ^L\CD()NALD.
Citv Clerk. ^Liyor.
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Preamble
WuFKKAs the Corporation of the City of London,
by By-law bearing'' date tlic fifth day of June last past.
provided for the issue of debentures to the amount of
two hundred and nineteen thousand four hundred and
ei«^hty-six dollars, under authority of "An Act Rcspcct-
inL( the Debt of the City of London. 1872" ;
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And whereas the said Corporation has contracted
for the sale of the said debentures, and the j)urchasers
require the same to be made payable in sterlini,^ money
of Great Britain, at tlu; j^lace and for the amounts
hereinafter mentioned :
Debentures nn- Therefore the said Cori)oration declares and dirc^cts
Ijuno,^i87'6!tobethat thc deljcntures issued or to be issued under the
inoile liayabln in . i • r i ■ i A 1 11 1 i i i •
steriintf money Quthority ot tile saicl Act sliall be made payable in
sterhng- money ol Great Britain, at the liankin<4^ House
of the Bank of Scotland, in London, England, and
Sums fo'wbicb that two hundred and one of the said debentures shall
ili'benturi'S I* be • /• • ^ . . < . < •
miuie. be tor the sum ot one hundred i)Ounds sterling' money
aforesaid each, and one hundred and twenty-fixc ot
them for the sum of two hundred pounds sterling
monev aforesaid (rach.
pasRc.i =4th Passed this twenty-fourth day of July, in the Near
July. i370. of our Lord one thousand eii;ht hundred and seventy-
six.
ALi:X. S. ABBOTT, I). C. ALACDOXALD.
City Clerk. Mayor,
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BY-LAW.
To Repeal Certain By-laws Passed under the
Authority of the Act Entitled "An Act
Respecting the Debt of the City of London,
1872."
\\'h(M'(;<'is a Hy-law was on the twenty-fourth day of I'.c
AiiLi'List, in tJK; year of our Lord one thousand eiglit
hundred and seventy-foin'. passetl l)y the iNhinicipal
Council of the Corporation of the City of London
under the authority of the Act entitled " An Act re-
specting the del)t of the City of London, 1872." for
the issue of one hunch'ed thousand tlollars sevcMi per
cent debentuHis of th(^ said C()r[)oration.
And whereas debentures to the amount of ninet\ -
four thousand three hundred and sixty-six dollars antl
sixty-six cents only have* l)een issued under the
autliority of the said recited By-law.
And whereas a certain otlier I^y-law was on the
fifth day of October in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand eijj;"ht hundred and si;yenty-four. i)assed by the
said Council under the authority of the said recited
Act for the issue of seyenty-two thousand dollars seycn
l)er cent, debentures of the said Corporation.
And whereas none of the debentiu'es authorized
by the said last-mentioned iU'-law to be issued have
been issued .
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And whereas a certain other i^y-law was on the
lilth day of June last past passed by the said Council
under the authority of the said recited Act for the
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issue of two lunulrcd anil nineteen thousantl four iuin-
dred and eighty-six dollars six per cent, debentures
bein<^ the residue of the debentures authorized by the
said recited Act to be issued exclusive of those issued
under the authority of the said first recited By-law and
liy-laws of the said Council previously passed .
And wliereas it is expedient to repeal the said
first recited By-law as to the debentures not issued
thereunder, and the said secondly recited By-law.
Be it therefore enacted by th(! said the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the .said City of Lontlon
as follows :
liy-uw for is- I- rhat the authority _L;iven 1)\' the said first recited
^l'eI•^■«nt'''<le- Bydaw for the issue of the debentures thereby author-
'TtiT'TugTst ''^cd to be issued be and the same is hereby repealed,
e'xct'pt''ar'toi'<^voked and annulled, exce]3t as to the d(d)entures to
URl;.'umkr^^^^^ amount of ninety-four thousand thre<; luuiilred and
sixty-six dollars and sixty-six cents already issued
thereunder.
liy-iaw f,.r is 2. That the said secondly recited I-Jy-law be and
n>cr' ™nrti<''- the same is hereby repealed, and the authority for the
5th (Mui,Jr,,s74 issue ot debentures to the amount ol seventy-two
"iicat. . thousand dollars thereby authorized to be issued is
hereby revoked and annulled.
l\'issed this seventh day of Aui^ust in the year ot
our Lord one thousand eij^ht hundred and seventy-six.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT. 1). C. MACDONALI),
Clerk. Mayor.
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BY-LAW^
To Aid and Assist '-The London, Huron and
Bruce Railway Company," by giving
$100,000 by way of Bonus Lo the Com-
l)any, and to Issue Debentures Therefor,
and to Authorize the Levying of a Special
Rate for Payment of the Debentures and
Interest Thereon.
W'liKRKAs l)y an Act of tlu? 4th Session of the riu:imi,:c
Legislature; of the I'rovince of Ontario, passed in the
;,4th year of the rei^n of 1 ler Majesty (Jueen Victoria,
entitled "An Act to Incorporate the Lonlon, Huron
and Hrucc Railway Company," it is among'st other
thini^s provided and enacted as follows :
"And it shall further be lawful for any inunicipalil\'
or municipalities, through any part of which or ne-ar
which the railway or works of the saitl Company shall
pass or be situated, to aid and assist the said Comi)an\-
hy loaning' or ouaranteeini;" or i;ivinL;' money by way
of bonus or donations or other means to the Company
in the construction or equii)ment of said railway, or of
any of the works authorized under this Act, in such
manner and to such extent as such municipalities or
any of them shall think ex[)edl(.'nt.
" Provided always that no such aid or assistance,
by way of bonus, donation or otherwise, shall be ijiven
until after the passing of a By-law for the purpose and
the adoption of such I]y-law by the ratepayers. Pro-
vided also that any such By-law to bs valid shall bj
made in conformity with the laws of this Province
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r(:s|H.'ctIn,^' niiinici|jal instiliitions, ami all such l)y-la\\s
so passed shall ho valid, notwithslamlini,'' such rale
may c.\cc(;d ihc a_L;i;rc_Lialc rate of two cents in the
dollar on tlu; actual value; of such ratable properl).
Provided that the annual rate of assessment shall not
in any case exceed for all purpose-s two c(Mits in the
dollar on the actual value of the whole ratable property
within the munici|)alily or portion of a nuinici[)alil\
creating" such tleht."
And whereas the uiunicipalitN' of the Citv of*
London has determinetl to aid and assist the said Com-
pany, by t;i\in_Li" thereto 1)\ way of bonus the sum of"
$ioo,coo. under the authority of' the said recitcxl Act ;
And whereas, in order to carr\ into ( ffect the said
recited object, it will be nccessar\' lor the said nuinici-
palit\' to rais(; the said sum or$ioo.oco in the manner
hereinalh'r mentioned a-id set forth ;
And wJKM'eas it will re(|uire the sum of ;jsii,oco to
be raised annuall)" by special rate for paying- the said
debt of $100,000 and int(-'rest on the debentures to be
issued therefor as hereinafter j)rovideil ;
And where.is the ^amount of the whole ratable
j)ro|)erty of the said municipality, irrespective of any
further increastj of the same, and also irrespectivi; of
anv increase to be derived from th(; temporarv invest-
ment of the sinkiuLT fund hereinafter mentioned or of
any part thereof, is. accordinii" to the last revised
assessment roll of the said municipalitv. beini^ for the
year 1S70, the sum of $5, i 24.160 ;
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And whereas the; amount of the; existing; del)t of
the said municij)alit\- is the sum of $1,^42,048, of
which the sum of $(137,289 is principal and the sum of
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|;o4.759 '^ iiUcrcst, the whole of which said last men-
tioned sum is in arrears ;
And whereas, tor paying' tlu- interest and creatinfj
an ('(lual yc;arly sinking- fund for payinj^- the; principal
of the said debt of $100,000. according- to the pro-
visions of the Act respectint^'' Municipal Institutions of
Upper Canada, it will re(|uir(r an annual special rate in
the dollar of 2;^, mills in additi(3n to all other rates to be
levied in each year ;
i}e it ther(!f(jre (Miacted \)y the Corporation of the
Cilv of London, in Council assembled, as follows:
I. That it sh
lalland may In; lawful for the said ^^^^-eiuoTr
iiuinicipality to assist the said Company by k''^'''\^''H"mLc'''Kaii«fly
thereto, by way of bonus, the sum of $100,000. compa...v.
2. That it shall be lawful for thi! purpose aforesaid DtiumturiH i..
lor the Mayor ot the said municii)ality to cause any for.
number of del)entures to be made for such sum of
money as may be recjuircd for the said purpose, not
less than $100 each and not exceetlinij^ in the whole
the said sum of $100,000, which said debentures shall
be sealed with the seal of the said municipality, and
countersigned bv the Chamberlain thereof.
;. That tht; said debentures shall be made payable iMicnimesto
in 20 years from the day hereinafter mentioned for this years". "ami haC'o
liy-law to take ertect, at the oHice ot the Chamberiam tcrest attmhtii.
aforesaid, in the said City of London, and shall have
attached thereto coui)ons for the payment of interest
at the rate and in the manner hereinafter mentioned.
4. That the said debentures shall bear interest at at'6^w^'ent°
and after the rate of 6 per centum per annum from thcj[\*^^'ij..'''''' ''""'
date thereof, and such interest shall be made payable
lialf-yearly, on the fifteenth day of January and the fif-
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tecnth day of July in c ich year, at the office of the
Chamberlain aforesaid, in the said City of London.
speciiu lite of c That for the nurpose of forming- a sinkini/ fiiiul
two aixl thrco- r t r i • i i i l i •
twentieth mills .<or thc payment 01 the said ael)enturcs and the interest
ill the dollar iin- iii i -i r^-n
poBed toi.».vin. to become ckie thereon, an equal special rate ot 2.;^ mills
lercBt and form . , in in- i i- • n i " i
Bii.kiii;,' fund, in the dollar shall in addition to all other rates Ix;
raised, levied and collected in each year upon all thc
ratal)le jjroperty in the said municipality durinij^ thc
continuance of the said debentures or any of them.
n.v-:aw t" nkc 6. That this Hy-law shall take effect and come into
elTiot ijtii July, . ^ ^ r ^ r r 11 r j 1
.^7'. operation on, Irom and alter the tilteenth day ol July,
in the year of our Lord 1S71,
Passed this twenty-eighth day of June, A. I). 1S71.
.ALEX. S. ABBOTT, JAMES M. COUSh\.S.
City Clerk. IMavor.
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BY-LAW
fo Provide for the Issue of Waterworks De-
bentures to the Amount of $325,035,
under the Authority of the " Londoii
Waterworks Act, 1873," and " The London
Waterw^orks Amendment Act, 1878. "
WiiKkKAs the sulci recited Acts authorize the issue i-re^
of (lebfMitures for the purposes therein ment'onecl to
an amount not exceedinii" four liundred tliousand dol-
lars ;
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And whereas a H\ -law authorizin;/ the construction
of waterworks for the City of London, hy the authority
of the said recited Acts, has been duly pass(;d in
accordance- therewith, ami t^e expenditure thereby
authorized to be incurrc;d is t ic sum of three hundred
aivl twenty-five thousand antl thirty-five tlollars ;
Be it therefon; (Miacted l)y th(! Ahuiicioal Council
of the Corporation of the said City of L<^:.(.ion as fol-
lows :
1. It shall be lawful for the Water Commissioners wau-r c.
for the City of London to raise by way of loan, iV()ni u.oS't.. i'.
any [)erson or body cori)orate who may be willin<>; to'"''**''^-'"''"
atlvance the same upon the credit of the debe.itures
iiereinafter mentioned, a sum of money not exceeding'
in the whole the sum of three hundred and twenty-five
thousand and thirty-five dollars, and to cause the same
to be paid into the Hranch or Agency Office of the
Canadian 15ank o( Commerce at the City of London,
to be k(;pt and applied in the manner provided by sec-
tion thirty-five of the said first recited Act.
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Tlic Mavor may cause any lUimlKT of del
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iu»rko.i"\Vttt«r-turc:s, which shall be niarkc;d and known as "Water-
works Uuheii- 1T\1 . '> 4. \ 11" 1
tures." works Debentures, to be; macU; h)r such sums as may
be required, but not for less than one hiuidred dollars
or twenty pounds of st(;rlin_LC money of (ireat Britain
each, and such debentures shall be mad(; imde-r tlic
common Seal of the said City, and slt^ned by the
Mayor and Treasurer tliereof.
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Debentures to -^. Tlic Said debenturcjs shall bt; made uayal)l(,' in
he paviibic in .•.> "■ r i r i i i" i '
years" to have twenty y(;ars at turthest Irom th<r date of the n^spec-
coiiponH alt: "•- . . ' , 1- • 1 • 1 • r / •
0,1 for payn.ciittiy(! issue th(;reol, cather m sttaMniL;' mon(;y ol drcai
Britain or currency in this Proyince or (ireat Ihataiii
or elsewhere, and shall haye attachfxl to them coupons
for the payment of interest.
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Uthcutiircs to 4- The said debentures shall bear intca^est after the
hu Kr"r,?t'iU- '"^ <^^ ^•'^ pf'i' centum per annum from th.e d;itc
'""■'""•^^"'■'•" thereof, and the interest shall be ixiyable half-yearl\.
on the first days of April and Octolx'r in each and
eyery year.
I'assr.i ,st Passed in oi)en Council the hrst day of April,
April,..,;., j,^ the year of our Lord one; thousand eii^ht hunclreil
and seyenty-ei^ht, and L;iyen undta* the Corjiorat-'
Seal of the saitl municiiiality.
ALKX. S. AlUiOrT.
Clerk.
k. LIAVIS.
M.iyor.
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A BY-LAW
Respecting the Municipal Loan Fund
Debt of the City.
WiiKRKAs the ^hl^icipal Loan Fund 1 )L'bt of the Preamble
City of London was fixed by the Act of the Le_L,nsla-
tiire ol Ontario. (Mititled "An Act Respectinj^ Certain
Payi. i-s to Municipahties " (heini;' 36 Vic, ca[h 47),
at the sum of $486,05 iS. 64, besides interest for the
year 1873 ;
And whereas the Citv of London did, in compH-
;ince witli the. provisions of the said Act, i^ive new
debentures for tlie said sum, l)ut thd not j^^ive deben-
tures for the said interest ibr 1S73, amountinjj^ to
$24,302.93.
Anil whereas proceeding's have been taken by the;
Gov("rnment of Ontario to com[;el i.>ayment by the
City of the said sum of .$24,302.93 and interest
thereon ;
And whereas, unless such proceedings are strtyed,
the said City will Ix^ put to a laru^e e\[)ense. \y',\d will
he compelled to j)ay forthwith a \iir\j!;c. sum of money,
and it was therefor* [jroposed by the ^layor of tlie
City, actini; on its behalf, that tlebentures should be
L;iven for the sum of $30,575.05, being the said sum of
$24,302.93 and intert'st theri;on computed up to tlie
2Sth day of February, 1879, such sum of $30,575.05
i)eing ecjual to ,/'6,282 los. 8d. sterling money of
(ireat Britain ;
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nlficd its willingness to accept such propositi, and the
Liciitcnant-Ciovernor in Council has in accordance with
tJK; terms of tiie said Act recjuircd the Cor[)orati()n of
the s.iid City of Loiuhjii to ex(!cute thirty-one deben-
tures of ,{,200 st^. t:.ich anil one dehentun; of
./'S2 I OS. ^l\. sIl;., ^uch dc:))(ntures to i)e payable at
London. I'lni^laiul. on iht; first day ol Aui^ust, iS();,,
with interest at five per cent, computed from the first
day of M.u-ch, 1S71). the ;ntc:rest to he i)ayable on llu;
twenty-eij^luh d;!\- cS l''ebruary and thirty-tirst (hiy of
AuL^usl ol each year :
'riu;refore die Council ot the Corijoration of the
City of London hereb\ enacts:
M.i.vorauth.ir- | . Tjiat tile Mayor shall issue delx-ntures of the
i.iMiiurus for said Cori)oration m accorilaiice with the said retiuisi-
$i..,575 (.5 on ill'- .,-,.• . . '
count, of .Mnni-tion Ol tlic I jeuteiiant-Lii )\crnor.
Cipiil liOUM Kuiul
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iiowiicbeniurcf 2. Til. it llic debentures numbered froui soo to ^j;
inclusive shall be on account ol jirincipal only, and the
remainder ol the said cU;bentures, numbered from 3:1
to 5:^1 in':lusiv(;, shall be h^r the residue. ()\ tlie prin-
cipal and the accrued interest.
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ii,v.iawiot|ikc ^ That this 1)\- law shall lake i:lfect forthwith.
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.. '■'"«"' "'I' I'.is.sed in o|)en Ccnincil this nineteenth day ol
March, iHyj \ii\i \ i-ii iii
ALu'ch (A. 1). iS^cy), one thousand eight Inmdred and
seventy-nine.
.\Lb:x. .s. Ar.r.or r.
Citv Clerk.
R. LiaVlS.
Mayor.
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BY-LAW
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For Allowing fhe Construction of ;< Branch
Railway or Tram-i'oad Along Adelaide and
BaLhurst Streets.
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WiiKki'.AN it is (l('sir;il)lc that a hraiich railway or
tram-road tx' ('oiistriictcci, cxtcndinij;' from the Oil
i)(!|)Ot of tlic Cirt:al Western K.iilway to the tliflereiu
oil rt.'diieries in the iOu iiship ol London, lor llie ear-
rla;^"e. of petroleum and other substances ;
He it therefore enacted l)y the Corporation of the
Citv of London, in Council assemlil(Ml :
I'lcuinlilc.
That the authority and consent of tins Council, so a
far as they can .^ive the s.une, be L;i\-en to the Cireal
Western Raiivv.iy Company of Canada, their succ('ss()rs(^uiall^t.
and assiiins, to construct or cause to be constructed ar.
branch railway or tram-road of wood or iron or botl
o\-erand upon th( followinL; ireets and highways, name
ly, commencing at any poini in or iK^ar the present oil
(le|)Ot of the said the (Ireal Western Railway C(»m
|)any, in the City of London, on the north side ol
Hathurst Street and on llie west side of Adelaide
Street, thence runnini; in a souliieasterK' direction
across the corner of Ualhurst street to the east side of
Adelaide .Street, thence runnini;" south alon^ the east
side of Adelaide Street to a j)oinl nv.iv where the said
Adelaide Stn.-et crosses the 1 lamilton Road, in accord
ance with and subject to the statute in that behalf, and
that the isaid the (ireat W Cstern Railway Lompan)-,
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their successors and assigns, may at all times draw or
cause to be drawn over and upon the said branch rail-
way or tram-road or an) jjart thereof railway carriai^cs
or cars lad(;n with p(;tr()l('um 01 otlier substances.
Passed this sixth day of June, A. U. 1870.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT. .S. H. GRAYDON,
City Clerk. Mayor.
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A BY-LAW
To Perrnil the Grand Trunk Railway Com-
pany to Carry Their Railway Across and
Along Cei'Lain Sti'eets in the City of
London.
W'hkrkas the Grand Trunk Railway Company of rreainbic.
Canada purpose buildinsj;- a Passcmt^^cr Station and
Offices in the City of London, on the block of land
lyiuLi' b(?tween Maitland and Burwell Streets, ])ounded
on the north by the Great Western Railwa)- and on
the south by East I^athurst Stre(.'t, and they have ap-
plied to the .\hmiciixil Council of the Corporation of
the City of London for i(!ave to carry their railway, or
a branch or siding;- thereof, alonj^^ Iilast Bathurst Street
from the t;ast(;rn limit of William Street to the western
limit of Maidand .Stniet. where it is Intended to enter
their said intended Passen_L;er Station premises at the
southeasterly corner of the said block ;
And whereas the carrying' of the said railway al on l>'
l^ast l^athurst Street as aforesaid will tend much to
die convenience of the public and of the said railway
and its traffic, and it is expedient to ^rant the said
a[)plication ;
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Now it is hereby enact'.vl l:)y the INlunicipal Coun-
cil of llie Corporation of the City of London :
That the; a|)i)lication of the said the Grand 'I^aink Kauwa? c'oll^
Railway Company of Canada for such leave be ;md i'^Yu oHmUo
the. same Is hereby ^ranted, and "t shall and may be^Jrois'' wmTam
lawful for the said Company, their officers, servants X^jJ^a^'a';^^^^^^^
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8tm\. ""*''""" and workmen, to buikl, construct and carry their rail-
way, or any branch or sidin^^ thereof, from tlic north-
western corner of lot Number Twenty-five, on tlic
south side of Mast Hathurst Street. west(;rly upon and
across WiMiam Street, curving northerly of west and
upon and ncross luist Hathurst Street, th(M'e curving in
like mann(M- till tiie northern part or strip twenty tcci
in d(!pth of Mast Ikithurst Street is reacluil, opposite
the southwest an<4ie of lot Number Twenty-three, on
the north aide, of liast IJathurst Street, and thence in.
upon and alonL; the said northerly strip or twenty feet
of ICast IJathurst Street, westerly across the intersec-
tion of Maitland Street and ICast Hathurst Street to
the southeast corner of the said block, and to do and
perform, mak<' and pui down all needful work and
materials therefor and therein in, upon, across and
alouj^' all and any of th(; said streets, as lu;reinb(;fore
mentioned, and the same railway, branch or sidinj^s to
work, use and enjoy.
\'r.,\\»n M to Provided always, however, that when the said rail-
>■•'''• way, branch or sidini^ shall reach a point in th(; inter
section of William and Mast i?athurst Streets, which
will be intersected by a strai_i;ht line to be drawn from
the southwest anijle of lot Twenty-five on the north
sid(.' to the nortlu^ast aiiujle of lot I'wenty-four on the
south side of Mast Hathurst Street afi)resaiil, tlu; south-
ern mil of such railway, branch or sidin^^ at such point
shall not be more than four feet nearer to the said
northeast an<'!e of lot rwentv-fi)ur on the said straisjlil
line than the southern rail (»f the present (irand Trunk
track tln-re is.
And provideil also that the said Company shall not
rnllw^J^*t^.'lK•c()nstru(■t or use th(!!r said railway, branch or sidinL,Mn,
,f lot 1; ihealonL; or upon I'.ast Hathurst Street aloresaid turtnei
"mi"' H'ai.ur4't west than in front of lot Nineteen, on th(; north side
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of the said street, until they shall have acquired title «trcou^^^^^^^^^^^^
for the southerly part of lot Eighteen, the adjoming'^-i""-'^^
jot thereto.
Passed this eighteenth day of August, A.I). 1873.
ALKX. S. ABBOTT. A. McCORMICK.
City Clerk.
Mayor.
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BY-LAW
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A By-law Lo Authorize " The City Gas Com-
pany " to Lay Down Pipes for the Convey-
ance of Gas Under and Through the
Streets, Squai'es and Other PubHc Places
of the City of London.
A!
Prciimtiii'.
VViii.kiiAs William Turnbiill l\c:nvvick, Saimid
Peters, II. W. riyinan, C. C. Abbott. Charles Hunt,
Geori^e Macbetli, Joliii C. Meredith and William
Howman have, bv a declaration niade the eiijhteentli
dav of UiK-, in the \ ear of our Lord onv thousand
eij^ht hundred and sixty-four, declared themselves
formed into a Company, uuiUt the provisions of an
Act of the Parliament of Canada entitled "An Act lo
Provide for the Pormation of lncor[Jorated Joint
Stock Companies, for Sup])lyin_L( Cities, Towns and
V^illat^es with Gas and W ater," called the City Cias
Company, for supi)l\in_L; said City of London widi j^as,
and have petitioned tlu; City Council of the City of
London to pass a P)ylaw to authorize said Company
to l.iy down pi[)es for the conveyance of ^as under
and through the streets, scpiares and other public
places of the City of London ;
City Gas Com- Be it therefore enacted oy the City Coimcil of the
tr^tty^'^JownCity of London, by and under the authority of the
oiTou"giT the powers by the said recited Act in them vested, that it
Ldpubiil'piaces shall and may be lawful for the said City Gas Com-
pany, and they are hereby authorized and empowered
to lay down pipes for the conveyance of gas under
and through the streets, squares and other public
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places of the said City of London, under and subject
to the provisions of the said in part recited Act ; (jro-
vided always that the said works in lavinijf down said .''';"''""."""•*"
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pipes shall he under and subject to such regulations as |^,',""'"
the said City Council may hereafter adopt.
Passed this eighth day of August, 1864.
ALKX. S. AHBOTT. \\ EVANS CORNISH,
City Clerk. Mayor.
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IN:
BY-LAVS^
For Granting Certain Privileges to "The
London Street Railway Company," and to
Declare the Terms and Conditions on
which the Same are Granted.
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Whereas by an Act of the Legislature of the
Province of Ontario, 36 Victoria, Cap. 99, intituled
"An Act to Incorporate the London Street Railway
Company," it is amongst other things provided that
the Council of the City of London and the said Com-
pany may make and enter into any agreements or
covenants relating to the construction of the said
railway, and for paving, macadamizing, repairing and
grading of streets and the construction, opening of and
repairing of drains or sewers and the laying of gas and
water pij^es in said streets, the location of the railway
and the particular streets along which the same shall
be laid, the pattern of rail, the time and speed of run-
ning the cars, the time within which the works are to
be commenced, the manner of proceeding with the
same, and the time for completion, and generally for
the safety and convenience of the passengers, the con-
duct of the agents and servants of the Company, and
the non-obstructing or impeding of the ordinary
traffic ;
And whereas the said Company has applied to the
Municipal Council of the City of London for permis-
sion to construct, maintain and operate a street railway
on the streets hereinafter named, and the said Council
has consented to grant the same upon the terms and
conditions and subject to the restrictions, provisoes
and conditions hereinafter contained ;
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and to
IS on
of the
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v.ail\vay
2d tliat
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ents or
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nof and
;"of and
C^as and
railway
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of run-
arc to
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illy for
be con-
iy, and
rdinary
to the
Dermis-
•ailway
"ouncil
is and
)visoes
(ioublu orsin-
e iniii street
Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Council
of the Corporation of the City of London as follows :
I. The consent, permission and authority of the. Consent given
. , ' 1 . . J to London street
said Municipal Council is hereby s^iven and orranted toi^'^'i^ay com-
1 T-»''i /^ 1- !""'^ construct-
the said the London Street Railway Company, their inland operat-
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successors and assii^ns, to construct, complete, main-'*,"
tain and operate, during all the term of fifty years from """''way
the passing of this By-law, a double or single iron
street railway, with the necessary side tracks, switches
and turn-outs for the passage of cars, carriages and otii-
cr vehicles adapted to the same, upon and along the
streets hereinafter mentioned, in the manner and on
the terms and subject to the conditions, restrictions,
provisoes and conditions hereinafter contained.
2. The said Railway Company is, by the provi-
sions of this By-law^, and on the terms and conditions
and subject to all the restrictions, provisoes and agree-
ments hereinafter contained, exclusively authorized to
construct, maintain and operate a street railway as
herein provided upon and along Richmond Street,
north of the Great Western Railway, and upon and
along Dundas Street, Sarnia Street and Mark Lane,
in so far as the said Council hath power to grant such
privilege ; provided always that a single track only
shall be laid on Dundas Street west of Richmond
Street, but a double track shall be laid on Richmond
Street from York Street to Dundas Street, and west-
erly along Dundas Street to Wellington Street.
3. The construction of the said railway shall be
commenced within six months after the passing of this
By-law, and the railway shall be completed and
equipped from the corner of York and Richmond
Streets to Dundas Street, and from thence along
Uundas Street to Adelaide Street, within the current
year, in default of which all the privileges granted to
Railway to be
constructed o n
Biclimond Street
north of tl;e
Great Western
Railway, along
Diuidas ^Street,
SarniaStrcet and
Mark Lane.
Sinp^le traek to
he laid on Dun-
dan Street west
of |{> eh m on d,
Street, and dou-
ble track onRich-
niondStreet from
York to Uundus
Street aiid wes-
terly alon^ Dun-
das Street to Wel-
lington Street.
Railway to be
coiistructedfroin
corner of York
and Richmond
Streets to Dun-
das Street, and
thence along
Dundas Street
to Adelaide
Street within the
current year, or
p r i V i I egcs to
ceaso.
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the said Company by this By-law shall cease, deter-
mine and be at an end.
Tracks and a 'fhc tracks of the said railway and all works
workB to be built ~ . i i • i
in a substantui necessary for consti'Lictmof and laymcf the same shall
manner, and lie- , m ' i i • i • i i ,
(lording to the be Duilt and made in a substantial manner and accord-
best modern. .
practice, and un-i nor to the bcst iiiodem oractice, under the supervision
der supervision r , r^- t^ ' r i • i • i t
of City Engineer of the City bngHieer tor the time being or such other
officer as the Council shall appoint for that purpose,
and to the satisfaction of such
officer.
Engineer or other
Gua?e to lie K. The Said railway shall be of the qruacfe of four
4ft 8iiii • . .
feet eight and one-half inches, or the ordinary wagon
track, and the rails shall be of such pattern as shall be
Rails to be of approved of by the City En<nneer or other officer
pattern ap))rov- ). ^ . . iinii-i ii i • • i
ed by City Knsi- aforesaid, and shall be laid and kept and maintained
ncer. and laid ^ i • i i • i i • i
Hush with Hush With the said streets, and in such manner as
streets
shall least obstruct the free and ordinary use of the
streets and the passage of vehicles and carriages over
the same.
sinjfic track to 5_ 'fhe Said railway shall be laid, if and where a
be m centre of . i i n i i • i - i
street, and dou-sinme track shall be used in the centre ot the street
ble track to be -p
so that inside and if and where a double track shall be used, so that
rail of each track , . . , -i r • i •
within 1ft. cin.the inside rail of each track shall be within one foot
of centre o» .
street. and SIX uiches oi the centre line ot the street.
Tracks to con-
form to jjrades of
streets.
7. The tracks shall conform to the grades of the
several streets upon or along which the same shall be
laid as the same are now or shall hereafter be estab-
lished, and shall not in any way alter or change the
same.
Roadway be-
tween rails and
two feet outside
8. The roadway between the rails and a space of
pe^d'ormacad" two feet outside of each rail shall be paved or mac-
pensf ''o/'^Xadamized by and at the exixinse of the said Company,
kept'inTepair'by '^"<^l ^^P^ ^^ ^11 tiiiies iu good repair by the said Com-
the inSno pany, the materials to be furnished by the said Cor-
be furnished by nr»nl-i'nn
the Cori)oratioii. porailOn,
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Q. The Company shall construct and maintain in cmssinfrstobo
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cTood repair crossings similar to those tor the timei''t^''8'^c«''"" "f
» _ .1^ o . 1 • 1 ^^^^^ "■'"' street
being in use by the Corporation on the said streets at
the intersection of each railway track with any street
which the same shall cross, to the extent of the width
of the track or tracks and two feet on each side
thereof, the materials to be furnished by the said
Corporation.
ID. While the rails are being laid, or any of the,J^5"'',^;{»'',';°
works of the said Company are in course of construe- ^;;\*^J^''"jj-;'^^';'^:
tion or repair, the said Company shall cause a h'ee ^;^ji,^7,';^[;<;.^i^^
passage to be kept open for carriages and vehicles, '"''"■'^''"'i"'"'
and all surplus street material shall either be removed
or spread over the street, from which the same shall su,.pi„g ,nato-
be taken as shall be directed by the officer of the Cor- ^i;';,;,';';'=j;i\';;'^^^^
pjration for the time being having charge of the repair ^^"''"'
of the streets.
II. The Corporation of the City of London, the f'^rp^i-fti""
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said Council and the officers and servants thereof, shalh^r'^'^'*' '"'■ ''"■-
' tani purjidsos.
have the right to take up the streets traversed by the
said railway eithc;r for the purpose of altering the
grades thereof, constructing or repairing of drains,
sewers or culverts, or laying down or repairing of gas
or water pipes or for any other purpose for [the time
being within the powers, privileges, duties or obliga-
tions of the Corporation, without being liable to' the
said Company for any damages that may be thereoy
occasioned to the said railwav or the works connected
therewith or the working thereof, and the said Cor-
poration shall not be liable to the said Company for
any damage the said Company may sustain from the
breakage of sewers or water-pipes .
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pave for the first time any street upon or along which
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the railway tracks of the said Company or any of them
shall be laid, that portion of the street between the
rails and for the space of two feet outside of each rail
shall in the fii3t instance be paved by and at- the ex-
pense of the said Corporation, and thereafter thr same
shall be kept paved and in repair by the said Com-
pany, the Corporation furnishing' the materials.
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compn.nytobe 1 3- Tlic said Company shall be liable for all dam-
;!;'c^'^oi8LncI^in a_<^^ which Hiay be occasioned to any person by reason
I'lironlpSio'iiof the construction, epair or operation of the said rail-
'" ™'""-^- ways or any of them, or by reason of any default in
repairing- those parts of the said streets which it is
herein provided that the said Company shall keep in
repair, and the said Corporation shall be indemnified
by the said Company from all liability in respect of
any such damages.
In case of de-
f uilt in keeping
jruj
rucovcr cos
fniiu tlie Com
puny.
14. In case the said Company shall fail to keep in
iiuit in Keeping « /•/-• . ^ .1 1^1
in repair tracks a proper ancl SLirricient state oi repau' the several tracks
streots'w^wcii ti?c of the Said railway, or those portions of the streets
<' o ni p a n y i 8 1 • 1 • • 1 • • 1 1 1 1 • 1 /- ■•
imund to repair, which it IS hercui providecl that the said Company
the Corporation 11111 1 i- • ,1 -i •
may uftcrnotico shall be bouncl to keep in rei^air, or the said crossings,
niakere|)aiisiinil ,- iv '-iiiir^i •
ts alter reasonable notice in that behall, the repairs may
be made by the said Corporation or the Council
thereof at the expense of the said Company, and the
amount so expended may be recovered from the said
Company in any Court of competent jurisdiction, and
in case of the failure of the said Company to pay the
same for the period of two months after the recovery
of a judgment for the amount, all rights and privileges
hereby granted shall cease, determine and be at an
end.
R em oval of
snow or ice.
15. Whenever it shall be necessary to remove any
snow or ice from the track or tracks of the said rail-
way, the same shall not be left in heaps, but be spread
evenly over the street or removed as shall be directed
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by the Street Commissioner for the time beini^
there shall be no Street Commissioner, by the officer
for the time being charged with the duties of that
office. No snow plouij^h or other implements shall be «""«■ i''""*'''
, , , \ , '-' _ 1 /- 1 ""'' tu I'u used.
used whereby a ridge ot snow may be formed on
either side of the track.
1 6. The said Company shall not make use of salt coiupany m.t
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for the purpose ot removmg- snow or ice from the removing snow
railway.
or ice.
17. Whenever the fall of snow is such as to im- com j, any ma v
» 1 1 -• "^^ 8lciu;ns when
pf:de the use of the track, the Company may uses""V'. '"|i"='i'^?
I.. ' '■J J use of traek, and
slemhs in lieu of cars, and when cars arc not used f^^^] ''« '"';""'
111 '1 rr • 1 • 1 r , to do so when
'ihall provide sufficient sleiijhs for the accommodation jfi»'™' ''v t'"^
1 11- • 1 -> Board of Works
01 the public, and the said ComiJanv shall be bound to^'""'""' f"^ ^^i"
r , , . , . ^ -^ 1 . 1 t*-r season.
use sleighs during the winter season whenever required
by the Board of Works of the said Council to do so.
1 8. The said Company shall cause each car or company to
other vehicle used by it to be numbered, and shall, numbored, "and
after the expiration of five years from the passing ofexi'.'i'naion''ofnve
this By-law, pay to the Corporation an annual license iieen8e'7ec''ot To
fee of five dollars for every such car or other vehicle, ^'^"^ '''"^'
and after the expiration of the said five years the said
Company shall not make use of any car or other
vehicle for which a license has hot been obtained.
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TO. The followimjf rules and recfulations in rerard ^"'/^ and rc-
1 !• ri'i 11 111 s'ulations for
to the workmg of the railway shall be observed by the^^"''*i"s''aiiway.
said Company and the officers and servants thereof :
(i) The cars or other vehicles shall be drawn by arawn by horses
horses or mules only, and shall be run as often as the",^ te"bound't.'.
public convenience shall require or the said Council p.'.Vc* "onven?
shall prescribe : provided always that the said Com- buf norToTe
pany shall not be bound to run their cars or other each hX^oi"
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during twelve vehicles oftencr than once in every half-hour cbirino-
hours of the 1 1 r 1 1 °
<>ay- twelve hours of the day.
coundi may (2) The Said Council may require that the cars or
rcciuire cars to \ / 1 1 n • ,
commence run- other vehiclcs uscd sliall coiTimence runnini^ as earv
nnigat6.joa.m., , ,^ • - 1 1 r 11 r 1 ^
ami the twelve as half-oast SIX o clock a.m. ot each day oi the year
hours shall l"-' , , ^ ,. , , , . •' . • r
reokoncd there- (Sundays exccpted), and the twelve hours heremafter
mentioned shall commence at that hour, but the said
Company may at its own option run its cars for more
than twelve hours in each dav.
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Passeneer cars
only to be useii.
(3) The Company shall use passenger cars only.
(4) No higher fare than five cents shall be char^red
uxceeu live cents r 1 r 1 i"
per passenger, tor the conveyance oi one passenger on the hne.
Fares not to
exceed live cents
Hxccpt in ccr
tain cises, cars
(5) Cars drawn in the same or opposite direction on
i/.mi UitoC'S, Uilia i'*" 1111 1 11 'l*
m.t to approach the same track shall not approach each other within
each other on 1 1 1 r • r • i 1
same track Willi- two hundrcd leet, except in case oi accident, or when
in j^>o feet. . , '■ . .
It may be necessary to connect them together, or at
Council may statiotts and turn-outs, and the rate of speed shall be
;,!,'ulate rate of,. ^ . . ii* "ri -i
subject Iron: time to time to the direction oi the said
Council
re.^
speed
In turning cor- (6) When tumino" the corners of streets the horses
ners horses or ^ ■'. 1 i 1 1 11 1 i •
mules not to he or iiiules attached to the cars shall not be driven faster
driven faster , , ,
than a walk, than a walk.
Cars not to
stop over cross-
insfs, except to
avoid collision,
•See., and not to
remain standing
in streets unless
waiting for pas-
sengers.
When neces-
sary to stop f.t
intersection it
Btrceta, cars to
be stopped so as
to leave rear
platform over
crossing;.
(7) No cars shall be allowed to stop on or over a
crossing or in front of any intersecting street, except to
avoid collision or prevent danger to persons in the
streets or for other unavoidable reasons, and no cars
shall be left or remain standing in the street at any
time unless waiting for passengers.
(8) When it is necessary to stop at the intersection
of streets to receive or leave passengers, the cars shrdl
be stopped so as to leave the rear platform slightly
over the crossing.
9:->
viri
ng
:ars or
early
year
inafter
I said
more
(q) Conductors and drivers shall Ik^ required to ^'<^'» t" ^e
, , 1 1 liroii({ht to a
briiiL,^ the cars to a stop when [jassenij^ers request to stop when puti.
,s
rr 1 ' ' ' senders ICilUCBt
ct on or on the same. toKctonorotT.
(lo) After sunset the cars shall be [)rovided with After mmset
colored sii^nal lig-hts of different colors for front and vi.icd with eot
rcar, and at all times a bell shall be attached to the i^t«ii times iieii
, r ■) ^ 1 '" '"^ attached
harness ot each horse or mule.
to harncBR o(
' orse or mule.
(ii) Conductors shall announce to the passeno-crs conductors to
,^ /-1 111- 1 annoiinco iiamuH
the names oi the streets and public squares as the cars <>f streets,
reach them.
(12) The said Company and its servants and offi- company to
. ■ , ,i c 11 1 r 1 1 1 conform to such
cials shall coniorm to all such further and other re^iu- •"CKuiations as
, . , • 1 /^ -1 1 11 r • • C.ouneil may
lations as the said Louncil shall from time to timep"="^t. ""^ >"-
. , , r ^ iriMfjin;,' upon
deem reciuisite or necessary and enact tor the ijrotec-!""'^ ''«««" '"^r*;-
C A 1 .. C ^^ 11- by granted.
tion of the persons and property of the public, pro-
vided such re<^ulations do not infringe upon the privi-
leges hereby granted to the said Company.
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in certain events.
( 1 S) Careful, sober and civil agents, conductors and *i'"'.cfv'' '^"'i^''
\ *--' ' i> • aiul civil Ji""cnt8
drivers shall at all times be emi)loved to take charge ^.'•i"''"^''"''''' '"•''
. 1 - "^ drivers to be
of the cars on the said railway. employed
20. In case the said Company shall fail to com- Priviietfcscon-
1 , • ,1 .1 •! ferred by by-law
mence or to complete or equip the said railway or any to be forfeited
part of it (within the respective times hereinbefore in""'*'
that behali' limited), or in case after the same shall be
completed the said Company shall fail or neglect to run
regularly and in accordance with the provisions of this
l^y-law cars or sleighs for the accommodation of the
public sufficient for that purpose for the spac© of six
months, or in case the said Com[)any shall do or omit
to do anything the doing or omission of which under
the provisions of this By-law causes a forfeiture of the
rights hereby conferred, the said Company shall forfeit
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all privileges, franchises and riy^hts whicli it shall
acquire or are conferred upon it under the provisions
ot this Hy-lav and its roadway, tracks and rails shall
thereupon become and he vested in the said Corpora-
tion absolutely.
I'riKtit'ilinjjs ill
case other per.'--
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2 1. In the event of any other person proposing to
irs^dcsiro'td'Ifmi- construct r.iilways on any of the streets of the Citv of
struct rnilwa.vs » i -ii- ^l . ^ ^" 1*^1"'t>
on strccLs not Loudou, Hicludmo- tuc! Streets mentioned in this ny-
compan.v. '^ ' '' lavv uot occupied by. the said Company, the matter and
Option to ix substance of the proposal shall be notified to the said
pany ii p f o ro Compau v, auci the option ot constructinsj;- such pro-
riiflitS'Trantcd to i ''•i i ^' • • '^i • i • n
any other pur- poscd railway ou the conditions contained in this ny-
law* or the conditions contained in such proposal, as the
said Council shall determine, shall be offered to the said
Company, but if such ojjtion shall not be accepted by
the said Company within thirty days thereafter, or if
the same havinsj^ been accepted the said Company shall
not proceed with the necessary works and comjdete the
same within the time by the said Corporation fixed for
that purpose, then the said Corporation may grant the
privilege to any other person, and the said Corpora-
tion and its orantees shall be entitled to cross the
railways of the said Company by other railways
traversing other streets ; provided always, that nothing
herein contained shall be taken to bind the said Cor-
poration to grant to the said Company or any one else
the right to construct a railway or railways upon any
streets odier than those herein mentioned.
Proviso.
Ilailwav not to
o 1
The railway shall not be opened to the public
Kiiginoer certi-or put Itt operatiou until the City Engineer for the time
gSod ''\onditicu being shall have given his certificate in writing that the
aPord^np\™pro- roacl is iu good condition and has been constructed in
by-law. " *"^all respects conformably to the provisions of this By-
law.
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2;. Before brcakiiiLj; up, opcninir or int(M*f(MMn''' with '''''"r«' '"tor-
any P^^rt of the said streets for the purpose of con- ^t'^^'C >'"'"
•'A. , . , ., , • 1 /^ 1 11 • liany ti i;ive tfii
striictinor the said railway the said Company shall oi ye. ''''>« "<'t-^" t"
to the City Enij^ineer for the time hein^- ten days
notice in writing of their intention so to do, and no
more that fifteen hundred hneal feet of the said streets N'otmorotimn
shall, unless authority from the said IJoard ot \\ orksi';'"' ^•'■i''"'" "•'
1111 1 • 1 1 1 1 "'"" "'""'•
to do so shall be obtained, be broken up or opened at
any one time, and when the work thereon shall have
been commenced the same shall be proceed with with-^J^';^'j'^|^|^,j),''",;|
out intermission and as rapidly as the same can be |'|^,^ ^I'^'i'^;';;^^^^^
carried on with due regard to the proper and efficient '">•
construction of the same.
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24.. During the construction or repair of the said """upr «<">-
., t 1 11111 1 siruction and ro-
railway due and proijer care shall be taken to leave i>"''' "f railway
., , •' ' , "^ . , , -f. space to bu k'lt
sufficient space and crossings, so that the trafhc on '<" trftHii^ «" H'"
the said streets and other streets running at right
angles thereto shall not be unnecessarily impeded, and
that the water courses of the said streets shall be left ^V'vtcr ooursta
1 1 1 1- 1 1 • 1 ""' ^" '"'" """
free and unobstructed, and li''hts, barriers or watch- I'f'ied. ami pro-
1 11 1 -11 111 1 • 1 r-« cautions to ha
men shall be provided and kept by the said Company t"''^?-''" 'i>revt'it
when and where the same shall be required to prevent
accidents to the public.
25. It shall be lawful for all and every person or vehicles may
persons whatsoever to travel upon and use the said tr^ksl'^^'not in"
tracks with their vehicles, loaded or empty, when anclcrrs^of'uitcom-
so often as they may please, so that they do not im-
pede or interfere with the cars of the said Company
running thereon.
pany.
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26. The cars of the said Company shall be entitlecl .ca'sto bo cn-
1 -1 r 1 1 r 1 • 1 ' -1 1 *'""' tonsfhtof
to the right ot the tracks ot the said railway, and any the tracks, an.i
» 1 • 1 1 1 ^eliii-'les usiu!,'
vehicle upon the tracks when a car approaches it shall ti'cm to ton.out
•^ 111- • 1 *" allow cars to
be turned out by the driver or person in charge P'>ss.
thereof, so as to allow the car to pass unobstructed,
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j'eimity 2/. Ally iM^i'soii L^iiiltv of ail infraction or breach of
any of the provisions of this By-lay shall on conviction
forfeit and pay a fine of not less than one dollar or
more than fifty dollars, exclusive of costs, and in case
of non-payment thereof the; same may he recovered by
distress and sale of the <4-oods and chattels of the
offender, and in case there shall be no distress found
out of which such fine and costs can be levied, th(;
offender maybe imprisoned in the Common Jail of the
Coimty of Middlesex, with or without hard labor, for
any period not exceedini^- twenty-one days.
priviicfrcscon- 28. 'Hio ri^hts and jn-ivile^es hereby jj^ranted shall
noV''t>'tiiil;V cf-not take effect until an agreement by which the said
feet until aifrof- /-> iii . ' r . '' t r ii
inent exmit.d Lompany shall ai^n'(;(; to conform to and perform all
iniKss ajfrie-tnc stipulations, provisions and conditions on its part
within 2o days, to DC ohservcd and jxTformed, as fiercin provided,
shall have; been executed by the said Company and by
the Mayor on behalf of the said Corporation, or unless
such agreement shall be executed within twenty days
from the passing- of this By-law, in dc-fault of which
this By-law shall be of none effect.
Mayor author- 2g. The Mayor is hereby authorizod and required
1/0(1 to execute 4. „ , , ^ • ^.1 c ^\ • l /"" a.' i
riKreenient with- to execute in the naiiie of the said Corporation and
lm88in'K''.Ti{y- under its Common Seal the agreement hereinbefore
mentioned at any time within twenty days from the
passing of this By-law, but not afterwards.
Pa8RC(l March
8, 1875.
Passed the eighth day of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT, BENj. CRONYN,
City Clerk. Mayor.
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L.S.
K)/
^'K'h of
viclioii
>llar or
in case
;nxl I)y
of the
found
:(l. the
of the
lor, for
cl shall
ic said
)rni all
ts part
)vidcd,
ind l)y
unless
y days
which
quired
•n and
before
m the
car of
y-five.
I ay or.
Aurici.KS oi' AcKKKMFXT, mad(i th(^ eiij^htli day of
March, A.l). 1875, betwc(,'n the Corporation of the;
City of London {her(M'nnfter called the Corporation) of
the llrst part antl the London Street Railway Company
(hereinafter called the Company) of the second part.
W'lircRKAS by an A'-t of the Lf^''-islature of the. Rc-i*'*' "f Act
J'rovmce of Ontario, ;() Victoria, Lap. — , intituKMl i"'!"'"" >*''roet
"An Act to Incorporate tiv '.ondon Street Railway i''"'.v.
Company," it is amon^sL oLluir thinj^^s provided that
the Council of the City of London and the said Com-
[)any may make and (Miter into anv agreements or
covenants relatinij;' to the construction of the said rail-
way and for paving, macadamizini^;', rcpairino- and
L,n-adin_L;- of streets, and th(> construction, ojxminLj;' of
and Hipairini;- of drains or sewers, and the layini;' of
L^as and water pipes in said streets, the location of the
railway and the i)articul<u' streets along which the same
shall be laid, the pattern of the rail, the time and speed
of riinninof the cars, the; time within which the works
are to be commenced, the; manner of proceeding with
the same, and the time for completion and generally
for the safety and convenience ot the passengers, the;
conduct of the agents and serxants of the Company,
and the unobstructing or impeding of the ordinary
traffic ;
And whereas the IVIunicipal Council of the said «ccitai of uv-
Corporation, on the eighth day of March, in the year is^^? ' Krantinlf
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy- 8tmirt\\inw!.y.'""
five, passed a Hy-law granting to the said Company
certain rights for the construction, maintenance and
operation of a street railway upon and along certain of
the streets of the said City of London, subject to cer-
tain conditions, stipulations and provisions therein
contained, a copy of which said By-law is hereunto
annexed ;
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And whereas these presents arc; intended to uivc'
effect to the said By-law ;
Company Now thesc Drcscnts witness that in consideration
ii:;iee.s with Cor- -ri -1 I'M i-i
[.oniiioM. Qf tiie granting ol the rights and privileges which are
by the said By-law granted by the said Corporation to
the said Company, the said Company doth for itself,
its successors and assigns covenant, promise and agree
to and with the said Corporation and its successors in
manner following, that is to say :
To conform to
prr visions of
Slid Bv-law.
That the said Company, its successors and assigns
will in all things conform to, obey, fulfil and keep all
and every the conditions, stipulations and provisions
upon, under and subject to which the said rights are
by the said By-law granted to the said Company, and
will do and perform all acts, matters and things which
the said By-law provides are to be done by or on
behalf of the said Company, and will not do anything
which the said By-law provides are not to be done by
the said Company.
Corporation And thc said Corooration doth hereby ratify and
ratifies By-law. • i t» i i n i • • i r
connrm the said By-law and all the provisions thereof
and the rights and privileges thereby granted to the
said Company, subject, however, to all the conditions,
stipulations and provisoes in the said By-law con-
tained.
In witness whereof the said parties hereto have
caused to be affixed hereto their corporate Seals.
BENJ. CRONYN,
Mayor.
V. CRONYN,
President L. S. R. Co.
L.S.
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oration
ich are
tion to
itself,
ajTireci
iors in
BY-LAW
To Authorize "The London Gas-light Com-
pany " to Lay Down Pi]jes foi the Con-
veyance of Gas Under the Streets, Squares
and Other Public Places of the City of
London.
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Whereas William Duffield, Thomas Stevens, Pieambie.
William Turner, James Burns and Daniel Wacfie
have, by a declaration in writing made the twenty-
second day of February, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine, declared
their desire to form a Company under the provisions
of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, chapter one hun-
dred and fifty-seven, entitled "An Act Respecting
Joint Stock Companies for Supplying Cities, Towns
and Villages with Gas and Water," to be called " The
London Gas-light Company," for the purpose of sup-
plying the City of London or any of its citizens desir-
ing the same with gas, and have petitioned the Muni-
cipal Council of the Corporation of the said City to
pass a By-law granting authority to them as such
Company to lay down pipes for the conveyance of
gas under the streets, sijuares and other public places
of the said City ;
And whereas it is expedient to assent to their
proposition, subject to certain conditions hereinafter
contained ;
Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Council
of the Corporation of the said City of London as fol-
lows :
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London Gas- j. That it sliall aiul mav be lawful to and for the
Iijfht Company , , „ i • • i i i • i i ,
authori/cd to said Companv and it is hereby authorized to break u\)
lay down gas 1 ■/ J '!'>
1)11)08 in thudioand trench so much and so many ot the streets
streets, doiiit,' no «^ i i l • i r ^ .
unnecessary squares, hiirhways, lanes and public places oi the said
damage, a n d 1 r t i r l • i .
preserving un- (^ity of Londou as are necessary tor layin<^ the mams
interrupted ))as- { . , ;; i i '"-^
streets ""■""^''' '^^d pipes to conduct the gas trom the works ot tlie
Company to the consumers thereof, and to lay down
mains and pipes for the conveyance of gas accordingly,
doing no unnecessary damage in the premises, and
taking care as far as may be to preserve a free and
uninterrupted passage through the said streets, squares,
highways, lanes and public places while the works are
in progress.
proviBoes. Provided always that the said Company shall coiii-
coinpa.iy to mettce operations within two months from the passiiiL!"
commence oper- ,- , • -i , i 11111 1 • i 1
aiions witi.inot this J>y-law, and shall have their works completed
two nidiitlis and 1 1 • 1 • • 1 /->
complete their and such mauis and pipes as the said Company may
works within , ' ^ . 1 • 1
twelve months, deem necessary to supi)lv their customers laid readv
in default of ■^ 1 • 1 • 1 ^
which privileges to supply Lifas to sLich custoHiers Within twelve months
to ccaeo. r •
from the passing of this I^y-law, in default of which all
the privileges granttul to the said Company by this
By-law shall cease, determine and be at an end, but
nothing in this clause contained shall, in case of the
due completion of the said works and of the la) ing of
the said pipes and mains within the said )ear, restrict
the said Company from extending thereafter their
pipes and mains within the area of the said City.
i,,^'"^'/.'^!'!'^' -.1" Provided also that the said Company shall lav their
my I'ljiGo Willi- ^ ^ ^
icave'^8treet8'''in"'*^^ '"'-'' '^""^^ plpes \\\\.\\ as little delay as possible, ami
good repair and ^l^.^jj ]^.JlYc; the stiTcts, sciuaies, highways, lanes and
dor supcrvuion P^'^-*^^^ pUiccs iu as good a Condition as they found
of City Engineer thciii, and that tile laying of all mains and service j^ipes
shall be done under the su[)ervision and direction of
the City Engineer for the time being.
Uus cijual to
O o v c r n m u 11 1
Provided also^that the; said Company shall supply
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"as of a quality and in all other respects equal to the st'^'dnrii to im
^i * '^ , , f , . * , supplied at $1.50
(jovernment Standard to persons wisninLT to be con-i'cr 'houiand
, ... / . 1 11- ~r cubic feetforfive
3iimers and residing' or havino: dwellincrs, ottices or years wuh addu
other nouses upon streets alone which the said Lorn- 5° i;«nt8 >' pay-
^ , , , '-' , i- 111 u n t IS n o t
panvs main may be placed, at a rate or chars^-e ot not p«'"n'''''.'y '"«ie ;
1 -^ , 1 11 ^ r c- 1 , or $2 with reduc-
iiu»re than one dollar and htty cents per thousand """t" $150 for
cubic feet for the period of five years from the passing
of this By-law ; but nothing" in this clause contained
shall jjrevent the said Com[)any from imposing an ad-
ditional charge, not to exceed fifty cents per thousand
cubic feet, as a penalty in case of payment not being
promi)tly made, or in the first instance to make a
charge of two dollars per thousand cubic feet and an
agreement to reduce the same to one dollar and fifty
cents per thousand cubic feet in case of prompt pay-
ment.
of
Provided also, that in case the Municipal Council if corporation
, ., . r ■x •I/--" 1111 accepts offer ot
the Corporation ot the said City shall el^'ct to ac- "»« Company to
1 rr r 1 • i r- i • i rr • lijflit street
cept the oner ol the said Company, which oner is as 'amps and sup.
.. K , . 1 / ' ply gas for Citv.
tollows, that is to say :
" That the said Company will light the street-
" lamps (having jets or burners similar to or as good as
" those now in use) of the said City as they are now
"situate, and such other street-lamps with similar jets
"or burners as may be erected for the City, with gas
''equal in (jual'ty and in all other respects to the Gov-
" ernment standard, at the price or sum of sixteen
" dollars and fifty cents per annum for each lamp, for
" the term of four years and six months from the first
" day of October next after the passing of this By-law
" (which election may be made by the said Corpora-
" tion at any time within fourteen days from the pass-
' ing of this By-law), and that the said Company will,
" at the option of the said Corporation, also light the
" said lamps with coal oil from the time of such elec-
" tion until the said first day of October, at the same
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"rate of sixteen dollars and fifty cents per annum for
" each lamp, and that the said Company will supply
" the said Corporation, for the use of their offices and
" buildings, with gas from their works of a quality and
" in all other respecis equal to the Government stand-
" ard, at the price or sum of not more than one dollar
" and fifty cents per thousand cubic feet, to be paid for
"quarterly, with an extension (if desired) of thirty
" days after each quarter for payment, and that this
"offer shall, in case of acceptance, be put into a writ-
" ten contract containing terms similar to those in
" the contract last made by the said Corporation
" and the City Gas Company, except that there
" shall be no clause for determining the contract
" upon six months' notice ; " that immediately upon
its being notified of such election by letter addressed
to the said Company and mailed at the London Post
Company will Office, the comi)anv will execute the necessary con-
lay mams o\cr ' ' - . i • i
area LKivercd by tfact and commeuce to lay ijiijcs and mams to the
City (ias Com- i«ii !/-->• /—
pany by .stoc-^ame extcut as they are now laid by the City Gas
tober, ,S79, or i i 11 1 1 1 • ,-1
void'^^^ ''" ''* Company, and shall complete the laying oi the same
with as little delay as possible, and at all events on or
before the said first day of October ; in default wherupf
this By-law shall be void.
In case of ainal-
^;aiiiatii)n w i th
sale to or jmr-
chase by another
Company. i)ro-
visions to apply
to amalgamated
C o ni p a n y o r
Company p u r-
chasin^.
Kates for nse
of meters not to
exceed those
char^red by City
Oaa Company.
Provided also that no amalgamation with any other
Company, and no sale to or purchase from any other
Company, or any other change whatever in the said
Company shall in any way affect the provisions of this
By-law, and if any such amalgamation, sale or purchase
take place, the provisions of this By-law shall apply to
the amalgamated Company or the Company purchas-
ing ; also that the charge for use of meters shall not
during the said five years exceed the rates now charged
by the City Gas Company, and no charge shall be
made beyond the price of the gas and meter rent at
the rate aforesaid.
mum for
1 supply
ices and
ility and
It stand-
le dollar
paid for
Df thirty
that this
a writ-
;hose in
poration
it there
contract
dy upon
ddressed
ion Post
;ary con-
s to the
"ity Gas
he same
Its on or
wherqpf
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2 That if a breach shall, within the said period of Jfi'-flViTu
five years, be committed of any of the proxisions of "-y-nX-
this By-law by the said Company, all the rights hereby r^^t.«..a„toat.
Granted shall thereupon cease and be at an end .
- That this By-law shall not go into force or take
effect until the form of the contract for lighting the
street lamps shall have been setded between the City
Solicitor and the Company, and which contract shall
contain a provision enabling the Corporation to ter-
minate it if a substantial breach of it shall be com-
mitted, and the said Company shall have given security
to the satisfaction of the Mayor for the performance
of the conditions of this agreement, and the perform-
ance of the contract for lighting the street lamps in
case the said Company shall obtain such contract.
Passed in open Council this nineteenth day of
March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-nine.
By-law not to
go into fortii
II nt il form of
contract for
lijfhtinsf stn^et
lamps settled, or
until Company
has siiven sui'U-
rity lor the iior-
forniance of con-
ditions of agrt'i'-
nicnt and of 0011-
tnwt forlifthtinic
street lanii>s.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT.
City Clerk.
R. LFAVIS,
Mayor.
my other
ny other
the said
is of this
purchase
apply to
purchas-
jhall not
charged
: shall be
• rent at
LS.
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.*-SJ!
Agreementbe- TlIIS INDENTURE, made tllC tWentV-SlXth clav of
t w«en William , . , . , ' ^ x i i i • i
Nuffield and March, in the year of our Lord one thousand ei<vht
others, and the ' •' . attmi- i ^. rr i i
theTir-^i^Lo"!-'^'-'"^'^^^' '^"" seventy-nine, between William iJutticld,
J'>" ■ of the City of London, in the County of Middlesex,
Oil Refiner ; Thomas A. Stevens, of the same place,
Machinist ; William P. Turner, of the same place,
Machinist ; James Burns, of the same place. Machin-
ist, and Frederick A. Fitzgerald, of the same place.
Oil Refiner, of the first part, and the Corporation of
the City of London (hereinr ter called the Corpora-
tion) of the said part.
Recitals.
Incorporation
Whereas the .said parties of the first part are the
promoters of and stockholders in a certain Company
of London"Gas- incorporated under the iDrovisions of the Revised
liifht Company. '^ r /^>. • a^i • i i . -v a
Statutes of Ontario, Chap. 157, entitled "An Act
Respecting- Joint Stock Companies for Supplying-
Cities, Towns and Villages with Gas and Water," and
called the London Gas-light Company ;
Passing of By- And wliereas the said Company having applied to
1*79. '^rantiiiK the Said Corporation for authority to lay down pipes
authority to ^ , ' ,- .■'-■' * ^
Company to lay tor the conveyance ot gas uncl°r
down pipes on , , . i . , ' ,- ,
certain condi- and Other public places of tljc ,
By-law of the Municipal Cojn:i'
&.': streets, squares
' City of London, a
■if the said Corpora-
tion was duly passed on the niii' enth day of March,
A. D. 1879, granting to the said Company the
authority aforesaid, upon and subject to certain con-
ditions in the said By-law particularly mentioned and
set forth, and it was by the said By-law further pro-
By-iaw not to vided that the said By-law shall not come into force.
70 into force un- , ^- ., •' , , . , • i /-■<
security given or take efiect until amongst other things the said Com-
pany shall have given security to the satisfaction of
the Mayor of the said City of London for the perform-
ance of the conditions of the said By-law and of a cer-
tain contract for lighting the street lamps of the said
til
[
reonieiit ap-
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City (in the said By-law also mentioned) in case the
said Company shall obtain such contract ;
And whereas these presents are intended to be and \«
have been approved of by the said Mayor as theMayf..
security mentioned in the said By-law ,
Now these presents witness that the said ijarties i''»uc8 a^rcf
of the nrst part, tor themselves, then* heu's, executors
and administrators, jointly and severally covenant,
promise and agree to and with the said Corporation in
manner following, that is to say :
«
to
oper-
" in
and
I. That the said Company will commence opera- company
tions withm two months from the tune of the passm*>ations withi
, .,y-,l , •111 !• 1 '*^'" nionths anil
of the said liy-Jaw, and will nave their works com- to complete uieh
, , . , . . . I • 1 A^ works within
pleted and such mains and pipes as the said Company t«eive months
'^ . 11' 1 from i>a6sii)j5 of
may deem necessary to supply their customers ready By-iaw.
to supply gas to such customers within twelve months
from the time of the passing of the said By-law.
2. That the said Company will lay their mains and ^^j^«'^g\1/,Ye'dl^-
pipes with as little delay as possible, and leave the^^j^^*,,^';"/^^!.!
streets, squares, highways, lanes and public places in^'Jl'^'lJgr, ''ami
as good a condition as they find them, and that the f,';''^,f„VrepRir'^
said Company will lay all its mains and service pipes
under the supervision and direction of the City Engi-
neer for the time being of the said City of London.
3. That the said Company will supply gas of a ,^p*;;,^.P^3"ey|
quality and in all other respects equal to the Govern- gtandaruVo^flve
ment standard to all persons wishing to be consumers ^^*''t,,JJ\,.g*aiui
and residing or having dwellings, offices or other ^-^g "^}' 1^,^;^','";
houses upon streets along which the mains of the said'^''"''
Company may be laid as aforesaid at a rate or charge
of not more than one dollar and a half per one thou-
sand cubic feet for the period of five years from the
>i
,l>t
«.i.»
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passin^i^ of the said By-law. Provided always that the
said Company may impose an additional charge not to
exceed fifty cents per one thousand cubic feet in case
of payment not being promptly made, or may in the
first instance make a charge of two dollars per one
thousand cubic feet, with an agreement to reduce the
same to one dollar and a half per one thousand cubic
feet in case of prompt payment.
Coiniiaiiy to
1 i^h t 8t rout
4. That the said Company will light the stred
la'inps'onVeniisi'inius of thc Said Citv and furnish oas to the said Cor-
'if draft com niut * . , , ' , , '^ ...
annexed if Corporation at the orice and on the terms mentioned in
poration atcupt^, , ,- 1 i r r 1
offer of Com- the draft contract hereto annexed tor tour years and
jiany to lisjlit . , ,- i r 1 /- / ^ 1
liiiiips- SIX months Irom the first day ot October next, pro-
vided that the said Corporation shall within fourteen
days from the time of the passing of the said By-law
notify the said Company that it elects to have that
service performed by the said Company, and in that
event the said Company shall also, if required l)y the
Lamps to ')e CoriDoration, lioht the said lamps with coal oil for the
if reipiired until period wliicli will elaiose between the present date and
iHt October, iS;.) 1 ,....'■ , f^
th(; first day ot October next, at the same price as pro-
vided for the supply of gas, and further that the said
Company will within twenty-four hours after notice of
the election of the said Corporation hereinbefore men-
siKoTKct 'if tioned execute an engrossment of the said draft con-
urtvr accepted, fract, in which the said parties of the ^ first part shall
join for the purpose of covenanting, and in which they
shall coxenant for the due performance by the said
Company of the said contract.
5. That in the evcmt of the said Corporation elect-
If Corporation
accept Com- ...
pany-s offer to mo" to (Miter luto the coutract mentioned in the next
lifjht lamps, area
cmerod by' City preceding i:)aragrai)h of this agreement within the
Cias Com)paiiv to ..,'■'., ^ ^ '^^
ippiied" i.y period hereinbefore in that beha f limited, the said
■toher, .g7g 1^ -n 1 1 1 • • 1 • 1
Company will lay down their pipes and mains over the
same area within the said City of London as that now
lie sn
ist Oct
lat the
not to
In case;
|in th(!
-r one
:c tile
cubic
207
covered by the mains and pipes of the City Gas Com-
pany, with as httle delay as possible, ard at all events
not later than the first day of Octobei next, and so as
to supply all parts of the said City which are now sup-
plied by the said the City Gas Company as efficiently
as the same are now supplied by it, and at the price
hereinbefore in the third jjaragraph mentioned.
6, That in the event of th(! said i^arties of the I'rovibionB if
J- . inirties of thu
first part or any or either of them, or any one on their ''"•»< ■'^'■'".'■c'oin-
' .,"^.. !,...■', piiiiy obtain ooii-
behalt or in their interest or for their benefit, or on be- ^^oi of tity oaa
1 ir • 1 • r 1 1 r r Coini)aiiy.
half or in the interest or tor the benent 01 any or
either of them, obtaining- control of the works of the
City Gas Company, or of the stock of the said Com-
pany,or in the event of the said the London Gas Light
Company purchasing" the works of the said the City
Gas Company or any of them, the said City Gas Com-
pany or the [)ersons or corporation which shall operate
the said works will, during the said period of five years
from the time of the passing of the said By-law per-
form all the covenants and aoreements of the said
parties of the first part herein contained as if the same
were specificaHy covenanted to be done by them ; but
in the event of that bein<>" done, and all of these cove-
nants and agreements being performed, the said the
London Gas-light Company shall not l)e bound to con-
struct any new works except such as .they shall see fit
to construct.
f
t
,u
1^
7. That no additional charge shall during the said no aidiUonai
period of five years be made for or in connection with s^'^fiior^ X"'-
the supplying of gas within the said City of London m a dT^x'^cept
beyond the prices hereinbefore mentioned except thcwhiJhlre'^il'o'tto
charges for meter rents which shall not exceed those orcuyoascom-
now charged by the City Gas Company.
pany.
208
8. That the said Company will indemnify the said
Compftiiy to In-
demnify Corpo-
S's"^'^•o,'l8e; C^^po^^tio" against all damages which it shall sustain
ilintrecu."''""' ^y I'eason of the opening of any of the streets, high-
ways or lanes of the said City for the purpose of lay-
ing down the said mains and pipes .
IN*'
I ««■'■ ;,^
:.| >«• -' 1. »r
.III"" ,„,
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I
I' >
1^- .1
I ""•Hi*
• !.->-.
•"'"BJ'
.imr"ir8oif in 9- That the said 'he London Gas-light Company
a"reemc"ft wuh^ ^'^' within ten days after its incorporation become
luinio'ipwrtion ^0"^"^^ to t^''^ -'^^'^-^ Corporation in the terms of this
agreement.
1
Parties of thi:
first part l)oun(l
to C'oriJoriition
in $7,500 for per-
formance of pro-
visions of pura-
j,'raph four, and
in $10,000 for
performance of
other provisions
10. For the due performanc(! of the provisions of
paragraph four of this agreement and of the agree-
ment therein mentioned the said parties of the first
part bind themselves to the said Corporation in the
sum of seven thousand five hundred dollars, and for
the due performance of the other provisions of this
agreement they bind themselves to the said Corpora-
tion in the sum of ten thousand dollars as liquidated
and ascertained damae^es.
Proviso for Providcd always that so soon as the said the Lon-
ties'of^firat part London Gas-light Company shall have completed the
work" com'^iefed works in accordance with the provisions of paragraph
certifled'*by En- five, and it shall have been so certified in writing by
Mayorf ' "" the City Engineer and the Mayor for the time being,
the personal liability of the said parties of the first part
on the covenants herein contained shall thereupon
ceaije.
In witness whereof the parties of the first part have
hereunto set their hands and seals and the said Cor-
209
]3oration have affixed their Corporate seal, attested by
the sijj^natLire of ♦^heir Mayor.
Sitj^ned, sealed vayI delivered
in presence of
T. H. PURDOM.
WILLIAM DUFFIELD
THOMAS A. STEVENS
W. P. TURNER
JAMES HURNS
F. A. FITZGERALD
L.S. j
iTs^j
\^-\
L.S.
\l^.
9
In pursuance of clause nine of the above written London oas-
agreenient the London Gas-light Company hereby bfn'ds useiTby
covenant and agree with the Corporation of the City pmmS agree
of London for the due performance of the said agree- '"''"^"
ment in the same manner and to the same extent as if
they had originally been made parties to and executed
the same.
As witness their Corporate Seal and the signature
of their President —
In presence of ) WILLIAM DUFFIELD,
T.H.PURDOM. President.
..s. j
2 10
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If
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lis:-''''
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Proaiiiblc.
BY-LAW
To Authorize the City Steam Heating Com-
pany to Lay Pipes Under the Streets,
Highways and Public Places Within the
City.
Whereas the City Steam Heatiny; Company has
been incorporated under the Act respecting the incor-
poration of Joint Stock Companies by letters patent,
chapter one hundred and fifty of the Revised Statutes
of Ontario, for the purpose of supplying steam, hot air
or hot water for power and for heating purposes in the
City of London and its suburbs, and has applied to
the Municipal Council of the said City for authority to
lay down and maintain the necessary pipes under and
through the streets, highways and public places of the
said City ;
And whereas the said Municipal Council has de-
termined to grant the said authority upon and subject
to the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned ;
Be it therefore enacted by the said Municipal
Council as follows :
1. The said the City Steam Heating Company
tan "iuthorS ""^^Y' subjcct to the terms and conditions contained in
SpcJ.*^ '■"'*'" the draft agreement hereto annexed, lay down pipes
for the conducting of steam, hot air or hot water under
the public streets, highways and public places of the
said City, for the purpose of supplying the same for
power and for heating purposes.
City St earn
m 'i
Com-
streels,
lin the
any has
le incor-
; patent,
Statutes
, hot air
is in the
plied to
lority to
der and
s of the
21 I
. This By-law shall not oro into effect until the ^;|y;|^w^-t ,^
.lief Company has executed an eni^rossment of thetii ,;.,x:"S
s'lid agreement, and a certificate to that effect signed <--i-y
l)y the Mayor has been endorsed upon this By-law.
Passed in open Council this eighth day of Septem-
ber, A. D. 1^79-
ALEX. S. ABBOTT.
City Clerk.
&
A. B. POWELL,
Mayor pro tem.
"J
I
I
t
has de-
subject
)ned ;
[unicipal
.ompany
ained in
vn pipes
er under
s of the
lame for
212
m
Agreement be-
tween City
This Indenture, made the eighth day of Septcm-
st^^l^HeaJingber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-
SorStioii^"' dred and seventy-nine, between the City Steam
Heating Company (hereinafter called the Company)
of the first part and the Corporation of the City of
London (hereinafter called the Corporation) of the
second part.
Recitals. WiiEREAS the Company has been incorporated
Company in- Under the provisions of the Act respecting the incor-
.reap-' ,"o'poration of Joint Stock Companies by letters patent,
K.S. o. chapter one hundred and fifty of the Revised Statutes
of Ontario, for supplying steam, hot <^Jr or hot water
for power and heating purposes in the City of London
and its suburbs ;
/!'•
1 rfH*'' ,„■•
i ^^
Company has And wliereas the Company has applied to the Cor-
ih^rity to"^ 'layporation for authority to lay down the necessary pipes
iiown pipes, ^^j. conducting steam, hot air or hot water for the
purposes of the],Company through the streets, high-
ways and public places of the City, and the Corpora-
tion has agreed to grant such authority upon and sub-
ject to the conditions contained in this agreement ;
Parties atjfrec
!i8 follows :
Now this Indenture witnesseth that it is acjreed
by and between the said Company and the said Cor-
poration in manner following, that is to say :
streets not to j. That the Said Company shall not break, dii>- or
be broken, dug, *• ,■' , i r
or torn up with- tear uD any pavement, macadam or other road surface,
out giving City i ^- • i r ^} ^ ^
Kngineer 24 or uiakc auv excavation m or under any oi the streets,
hours' notice. , . , ' . 1 . t • 1 • 1 - r 1
highways or public places within the city tor the pur-
pose of laying down the said pipes or repairing or
maintaininiif them or otherwise in connection with
their works or operations, without giving twenty-fou;
•eptcm-
It hun-
Steam
mpany)
City of
of the
porated
2 incor-
patent,
statutes
t water
London
(he Cor-
ry pipes
for the
5. hiL!;-h-
-orpora-
nd sub-
ent ;
agreed
or-
id C
dio- or
surface,
streets,
le pur-
ring or
n with
ty-fou.-
213
hours' previous notice in writing to the City Engineer,
specifying therein the part of the street or highway
which it is proposed to break, dig or tear up, or in or
under which it is proposed to make any excavations.
2. That the said Company shall perform all the work to bo
work which it shall do in or under any street or hi(T^h-prrvi8ionofcit!v
• 1 • , 1 ■ 1 . . . r ,1 Z^-. Eiisiiieer, anil
way witnm the city under the supervision 01 the City pipes to b<! uia
Engineer, and shall lay its pipes at such depth, in such''^ icnuj . .a^, .
portion of the street and otherwise as the City Engi-
neer may deem necessary or expedient in order to pre-
vent unnecessary injury to the streets and highways
or danger to the public, and shall not in any way
interfere with any sewer or drain, water, gas or other
pipe which may be laid therein.
-;. That the said Companv shall not break, dio- up streets not to
or open any of the said streets, hiohwavs or public «>>• to»" «p
, ^ ^ J p , . 1 ^ . > when Companv
places tor the purpose 01 layino- down, repairing;' or "oiincei by city
i...,^.^ ri Knyincer not to
maintaining its pipes, or tor any other purpose con-'ioso.
nected with the carrying on of its operations at a time
wh'^n the City Engineer shcill notity the said Company
in writini>- not to do so.
4. That the said Company shall not break, dig up Not more thw
or open or keep open more of the streets or highways [i,\*i^g expedient
of the said city at any one time than the City Engi-|',"tor^nupTc)r'e
neer shall deem it expedient to be so broken, dug up [JX pcrLnneli
or opened at one time, and shall not keep the same •teln;!;/^"^.''"'
open for a larger period than is alosolutely necessary
to perform the work which is being performed, and
not after the lapse of such period as the City Engineer
shall by any notice in writing direct.
5. That the Company shall, wliile any work is in company t.)
r \ i'i IT ^^^^ precautions
progress in any ot the streets, tnghways or public to prevent acci-
places within the city, keep and maintain such bar-'
1
214
riers, watchmen and lights and take such other care
and precaution as may be necessary or the City Engi-
neer may require for the protection and safety of the
pubHc and ot property.
streets to be
repaired to satis
Inao
i
t
'*u> ■,,..»■
IK"'" ...>'
'I'" .1," -*"
6, That the said Company shall, without any un-
repalreil to satis- ,, ,, . '■, '' .^ . r ^ ,^-
faction of City reasonable delay and to the satisfaction ot the Citv
Lngmeer, repair and make good the streets, highways
and public places which they shall break, dig up or
open for any of the purposes aforesaid or injure in so
doing.
Company tc. 7. That the Said Company shall make good to any
make compensa- • iiii-* i*^i
tion tD persons person wlio shall be injured either in person or prop-
stmction.'Vepair erty, by or through the negligence of the said Company
or maintenance • ' , , '• •' ' • , .
of worlds, and in- in thc coustructiou, repair, maintenance or operation
no'l-ation 4ai»8t of its works, thc loss and damage sustained by him,
and shall indemnify and save harmless the Corporation
from all actions, suits, claims and demands which may
be brought or prosecuted against the Corporation in
consequence of any act, default or omission of the
Company or of the exercise by the Company of any
of the rights conferred by the said By-law.
If Company
neglect to repair,
work may be
done by Corpora-
tion at i'Xi)en8c
of Company, and
cost of worl< re-
covt'red from the
Company, and in
default of pay-
ment rights of
Company to
ccaHo.
8. That if thc said Company shall neglect to
repair or make good any street, highway or public
place which shall be broken, dug up or opened in or
for the construction, repair or maintenance of its
works, or in or for the carrying on of its operation,
within such time as the City Engineer shall in writing
appoint for that purpose and to the satisfaction of the
said Engineer, or if the said Company shall omit to do
any other act or thing which by the terms of this
agreement or otherwise it ought to do in or in con-
nection with the breaking, digging up or opening of
any of the st>-eets, highways or public places within
the city for the purposes aforesaid or any of them, the
;r care
Enorj.
of the
ly un-
City
^hways
up or
in so
any
215
same may be done by the Corporation, and the
amount which the said Engineer shall certify to be
the cost thereof shall be paid by the Company to the
Corporation within ten days after the certificate of the
Engineer shall be served upon them, and if the same
shall remain unpaid for the period of three months
after the expiration of the said period of ten days, all
the rights and powers conferred upon the said Com-
pany by the said By-law shall at the option of the
Corporation be revoked, and the said By-law may be
repealed.
Q, That the Company shall also observe all such company to ob-
further and other regulations as the Council of ther^cj,^«i^t',«'j^8
said Corporation shall from time to time adopt for then.'j»''e by coun-
laying down of the pipes or in connection with the
construction, maintenance or repair of the works, or
with the carrying on of the operations of the said
Company in the streets, highways or public places
within the city or otherwise, for the safety and protec-
tion of the public in the exercise of the power con-
ferred by the said By-law and the Act passed in the
forty-second year of Her Majesty's reign, intituled an
Act respecting Steam and Heating Companies,
t
t
*
10. That any notice required to be served upon . Notice requir-
. ^~, '' , \ , • 1 ■ 1 '"^ *" ^^ served
the Company may be served by mailinL>' the same atoncompanymay
the London Post Office, addressed to the Company maiimgr at Lon-
, . ,, ,. . , 11-1 don Post Office
by Its Corporate name aforesaid, or by leaving the
same at the office or place of business of the Com-
pany.
II. That the Company shall at all times, upon re- statement of
1 , 1 1 1 • . . 1 r^ .' names and resi-
quest, make out and deliver to the Corporation or any dences of share-
r -^ rr 1 1 4I • 1 1 •. . 1 1 holders, amount
of Its ofncers who may be authorized bv it to demand of stock hew by
1 , , , • . ■ r '\ J them and am-
ne same, a statement in writing of the names and ount paid there-
w
2l6
ell b**^com"'an'' ""csiclences of the several stockholders of the said Com-
to Corporation pan V, the aiiiount of stock held by them respectively
on reiiuest. 11 -ii
and the amount paid thereon.
In witness whereof the said Company hath caused
to be affixed its Corporate Seal and the President
thereof hath set his hand, and the Mayor of the said
City hath set his hand and caused to be affixed the
Corporate Seal of the said City the day and year first
above written .
K'"
Signed, Sealed and Delivered )
in presence of j
Thomas Droucht, for)
President Bowman. > ^VINI . BOWMAN,
President.
L.S.
City Steam Heating- Company.
R. LEWIS.
Mayor.
L.S.
217,
BY-LAW
For Establishing a Public Park, to be Called
Queen's Park.
Be it enacted by the iMunicipal Council of the
Corporation of the City of London as follows :
1. ihat the property of the said Corporation gaiter's orove
situate in the Village of London East, and known as ^;^'j;%*r ^^'^^''^
"Salter's Gi-ove," shall hereafter be a public Park for^'"''®"'-
the recreation and amusement of the citizens of Lon-
don, under and subject to such rules and regulations
as may be prescribed as hereinafter provided.
2. That the said Park shall be known as Queen's to be caiiea
Park, and shall be open free of charge at all times ?,lj''"open'''rcc
except on twelve days in the year to the citizens of umw^icept oil
London and its suburbs. thevear!^"^' '"
"5
9
J-
a n) 1 n
That Benjamin Cronvn, Andrew McCormick senji
and~\\":iliam H. Birrell. Esquires, shall be Trustees offeiS^ick'^ami
the said Park, and shall have authority to take charge ren"o"b"'Tm8-
of the said Park : to cause the same to be fenced, and^d may*teS
to make such improvements and erect such buildings erect'buiidings!
thereon as they may, subject to the approval, direction
and supervision of the Mayor, Chairman of Park Com-
mittee and Citv Eni^ineer, think fit.
4. That the said Trustees may make such rules and Trustees ma.N
regulations for the control of the said Park and the "ii'oM'alk'
maintenance of order therein as they may see fit, but
no such rules or regulations shall have any force orappro^ld of by
effect until approved of by the Mayor and Chairman c^hafrTan^of
^r . 1, -T) I r--. -^ ' Parlt Committee
01 the Park Lommittec.
il
Ip!
1 "-'ii"
■'V >,
15 •
2l8
Trees not to 5. Tliat tlic siu'tl Trustecs shall not cut down or
'destroy any of the trees growing in the said Park
except such as it may be necessary to remove for the
purpose of making the improvements which they may
desire to make, and then only with the sanction and
approval of the Mayor, Chairman of the Park Com
mittee and City Engineer,
On 1 2 ilays
01) ly admission
feu nmy be
c'liarjjed.
Moneys d c -
rived from ad-
mission Jecs to
1)0 applied in
m a k i n sf i ni -
provements.
Council ma\
repeal I5y-law at
any time.
By-law not to
operate as a dodi-
eation to the
public or prevent
C o n n c i 1 from
makinjj other
(lis position of
the land.
6. That the said Trustees may upon not more than
tweh'e days of the year, to be selected by them, make
a reasonable charge for admission to the said Park,
but all moneys derived from admission fees shall be
applied and laid out in keeping in order and main-
taining the l^irk.
7. That nothing herein contained shall prevent the
Council at any time repealing this By-law, and in the
event of such repeal taking place the Trustees shall
be entitled to remove any building or fences.
8. Hiat nothing herein contained is to operate as a
dedication of the said lands to the use of the citizens
of London, so as to prevent the Corporation from mak-
ing use or disposing of the said lands for any purpose
which they may see fit.
Vacancies in g I'hat any vacancy which may occur in the Trus-
tho Trustees to >' J J ^ J
be tilled by l^.^^ j^y death, removal from the city, or otherwise, shall
Council. ■' ' . ^ '
be filled by the Council.
Passed in open Council this fifth day of May. in
the year of our Lord one thousand i.ight hundred and
seventy-nine.
ALEX. S. ABBOTT,
C-'ty Clerk.
R. LEWIS.
Mayor.
2 19
ut clown or
i said Park
love for the
:h they may
anction and
Park Com
)t more tlian
them, make
said Park,
ses shall be
■ and main-
prevent the
and in the
Listees shall
es.
operate as a
the citizens
1 from mak-
^my purpose
in the Trus-
t;rwise. shall
of May, in
undred and
LEWIS.
Mayor.
m lies east of Wul-
'^ linj^ton SIreot.
Articles of Agreement made at London the A^'rccnient i..-
twenty-eiij^hth dav of Serjtembcr, in the year of oiu"iion'''amri'!mia
T 1 X.1 ' 1 • 1 ^ 1 11 i ' . "f AirriculUiie
Lord one thousand eio-ht hundred and sixtv-one,«'f ipporcimaaa
, 1 /•-. ^' ' r 1 I ^' r \ 1 ' - , 1 as t(i Kxliit)iti(jii
between the Corporation ol the City ot London oi the cjrou.uis.
first part and the Board] of Agriculture for Upper
Canada of the second part.
First. The said Corporation of the City of London, corporation
in consideration of the sum of four thousand dollars eratk.n'ofT,'lt
to the Said Corporation of the City of London paid by 'y^^T^'ricilirure
the said Board of Agriculture for Ui^per Canada, ^|;[,*t'\\{;^^^^^^
covenant andjagree with the said Board of Agriculture ,''j,^J,',;,,V 'Jh'i'j;
for Upper Canada, so soon as the title to the land?
hereinafter mentioned is vested in the said Corpora-
tion of the City of London, effectually to grant to the
said Board ^'of Agriculture for U[)per Canada, and to
all parties or Corporations authorized by the said
Board of Agriculture for Upper Canada, the right to
hold all County and Agricultiu'al P'airs, Shows and
I'lxhibitions free of charge in and upon that portion of
the Ordnance Lands within the said City of London
lately procured from the (iovernment, l)ing east of
Wellington Street and north of Great INLirket Street,
and the buildings that are now- erected thereon, and
also to erant to the Provincial Agricultural Association
of Upper Canada the right forever to hold any of their
Exhibitions'in and^upon the said lands and buildings,
and also in case hereafter there be established an
annual Western P'air, the right to hold such W^estern
I'air thereon and therein, and that until the title to
said land is^vested in the said Corporation of the City
of London the said Corporation of the City of London
do hereby guarantee to the said Board of Agriculture
for Upper Canada the free use of the said lands and
buildings for the purposes aforesaid, and the said
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Board of AoiricultLirc for Ui)per Canada do hereby
No unnecesgary covenant and aii^rce to and with the said Corporation
joM 'to lami ^ of the City of London that no unnecessary damai^r^s
B(Ji'^d"to m*ko or injury shall be done to the said land or buildinos
sroo.1 the same, ^j^jj^ j]^^ samc are used by them or those whom tlicy
may authorize as aforesaid, and will indemnify the said
Corporation of the City of London froni such damag^e
or injury and make oood the same.
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tr^^
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Proviso-grant Provided always that the said trrant shall not he
not to give right . -^ . , "^ . ^
cl't'durin""and''^'^^^^'-'^^^ ^° .^'^'^ ^^^^ rio^lit of possessiott of the said
in fn"e<=.'.'»n lands or buildinps to the said Board of Ao-riculture for
with Exhibitions o i>f
Upper Canada or to those whom the said Board of
Agriculture may authorize, at any other times than
during the holdings of such fairs, shows and exhi-
bitions and for a reasonable time before and after to
enable the said l^oard of Agriculture for Upper
Canada or those whom they may authorize, to prepare
for exhibition and for exhibitors to have their stock or
goods for exhibition on the ground previous to and
after the said Exhibitions.
In witness whereof the said Corporation of the
City of London and the said Board of Agriculture for
Upper Canada have respectively caused their seals to
be hereunto affixed, and the Mayor and President
ha\e respectively signed these prc:sents the day and
year first above written.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
in presence of
El). GLACKMEYER.
E. E. CORNMSH.
) Mayor.
I..S.
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hereby
poration
lamages
mildinos
om they
the said
damaije
not be
■he said
I til re for
ioard of
es than
id exhi-
after to
Upper
prepare
stock or
to and
It is the understanding and agreement between ,™y8^*be
the Corporation of the City of London and the Board ana mm,oy_ to ^
of Acrriculture for Upper Canada that the first named ►'"'i'""*?-
Corporation shall keep the Exhibition Building insured,
and the first named Corporation hereby agrees to
insure said building for at least four thousand dollars
for the benefit of the said Board of Agriculture, and
keep the same insured ; it is also the agreement, in
consideration of the premises in case of destruction of
the premises by fire, the Board of Agriculture shall
apply the proceeds of said insurance towards rebuilding
Exhibition buildings on the land within described.
Signed in presence of |
EI). GLACKMEYER. )
F. E. CORNISH,
Mayor.
71
9
of the
;urc: for
?eals to
•esident
lay and
ISH,
Mayor.
lEl
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nrStittocor- Tins INDENTURE maclc in duplicate the tw(Mity-
ISx of "certain first clay of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand
hthuhinGnMiiias eight hundred and sixty-nine, between the Corporation
of tlie Cit)' of London of the first part and the Cor[)()-
ration of the County of Middlesex of the second part.
Uccitals.
Whereas, in consideration of the payment of tlie
sum of three thousand dollars by the said party of the
second part to the said party of the first part, the said
Of agreement party of the first part did, by articles of agreement
to ifrAiit ccrtiiiii ^ ■^ ' ^-^
rightsto cori.o-bearin*'' date the eicfhteenth day of lulv, in the year
ration of MidtMe- -^ & i • i' i i ' i i •
sex when lands ot our Lorcl oue thousaud ciijnt hundred and sixtv-
ve8teil m Cor|)o- • i i • i - i i '
rationof London one, coveuaut With the said party ot tlie second part
to grant unto the said party of the second part certain
rights and privileg'es in that portion of the lands known
as the Ordnance Lands within th(; said City of London,
lying east of Wellington Street and north of Gn.-at
Market Street, so soon as the title to the same should
be vested in the said party of tlie first part ;
That lands
vested in Corpo
And whereas the title to the said land with other
vuHieu III i^orpo- iiii ^ • r '1*1 *i
ration of London lands has beeu vested m iee simple in the said party
by letters patent, »r ^ r i i r i /-~>
ot the nrst part, by tetters patent trom the Crown
bearing date the first day of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine ;
Grants to Cor- It is therefore witnessed that in pursuance of the
Iiorationof Mid- -ia-i ta ^ r i -i 'i
diesex risfht to said Articles ot Agreement and tor the said considera-
hold allows and . i • i i • i r i r i
exhibitions ontion which tlie said i^artv ot the first part acknow-
that part of Kx- , , , • i i • i r i r
hihitionsfrounds ledges to have received, the said party ot tlie first part
wliicli lies CQfit ^^ L J ' M.
of Wellington doth hereby grant unto the said party of the second
part and its successors, and to all parties or corpora-
tions authorized by the said party of the second part,
the right to hold all County and Agricultural Fairs,
Shows and Exhibitions free of charge in and upon
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that portion of the lands known as th(i Ordnance
Lands in tiic said City of London, in the Province of
Ontario, lying east of Wellington Street and north of
Great Market Street, and in the buildings thereon,
containing by admeasurement sixteen acres and thirty-
six and three-tenths perches, be the same more or
less, and which said land over which the said rights
and privileges are to extend may be more particularly
known and described as follows, that is to say, being
composed of blocks numbers one and three, situate on
the north and south sides of Pall Mall Street, in the
said City of London, as shown on the plan made by
Provincial Land Surveyor William Robinson, dated
the fourteenth day of July, 1868, and of record in the
Department of the Secretary of State of Canada, and
which are severallv butted and bounded as follows,
that is to say : Block number one, commencing where
a Board of Ordnance Monument has been planted on
the nortlivvest corner of Waterloo and Great Market
Streets, thence north nineteen degrees ten miinutes
west along the west side of Waterloo Street ten chains
seven and a half links more or less to Pall Mall
Street ; thence south seventy degrees forty-four min-
utes west along the south side of Pall I\LilI Street ten
chains fifteen links more in- less to Wellington Street ,
thence south nineteen degrees twenty-four minutes
east alono- the east side of Wellington Street ten
chains five links more or less to Great Market Street ;
thence north seventy degrees fifty minutes east along
the north side of Great Market Street ten chains nine
links more or less to the place of beginning, containing
ten acres and twenty-eight and nine-tenths perches
more or less ; and block number three, commencing
at the northwest corner of Waterloo and Pall Mall
Streets, thence north nineteen degrees ten minutes
west alone the west side of W aterloo Street five chains
ninety-four and a half links more or less to a Board of
Ordnance Monument ; thence south seventy degrees
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forty-four minutes west ten chains nineteen and a half
links more or less to Wellinij^ton Street ; thence south
nineteen det^rees twenty-four minutes east along the
east side of Wellington street five chains ninety-four
and a half links more or less to Pall Mall Street ;
thence north seventy degrees forty-four minutes east
along the north side of Pall Mall Street ten chains
fourteen links more or less to the place of beginning,
containing six acres and seven and four-tenths perches
more or less — to have and to hold the said rights,
privileges and easements to the said party of the
second part and its successors forever.
I'roviBo-ffrant Provided always tliat the said grant shall not he
of't-osBMsfoncx-Construecl to give tlie right of possession of th(; saitl
iTr uonneX'n hinds or the buil(h"ngs to the said party of the second
with Exhibitions p,^j.^^ or to those whom the said i)arty' of the second
part may authorize, at any other times than during the
holdings of the said fairs, shows and exhibitions, and
for a reasonable time before and after t(j enable the
said party of the second ])art or those whom they may
authorize to pmpare for exhibitions and for exhibitors
to have their stock or goods for exhibition on the
ground previous to and after the said fairs, shows and
exhibitions.
No uiincceg-
And the said party of the second part covenants
re'"done"t7iand with the Said party of the first part that no unneces-
corporltion*o1sary dauKige or injury shall be done to the said land
nmk!i'*good the°'' ^° ^^'^^ buildiugs thercou while the same are used by
"*•"*■ the said party of the second part, or by those whom
the said party of the second part may authorize as
aforesaid, and that the said party of the second part
shall indemnify the said party of the first part from
such damage or injury and make good the same.
In witness whereof the said Corporations of the
225
City of London and of the County of Middlesex have
rcsi)ectively caused their Seals to be hereunto affixed,
and the Mayor of the said Corporation of the City of
London .and the Warden of the said Corporation of
die County of Middlesex have signed these presents
the day and year first above written.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered^
in Duplicate in presence of ',
JAMES H. FRASKK. j
S. H. GRAYDON,
Mayor.
L.S.
THOS. ROUTLEDGE, ^ — ,
Warden. ' -^ ^
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Grant to Acrri- Tiiis INDENTURE made ill duolictite tlic tweiitv-
cultural Society . r t i
of East Middle- f^ est (Jay of June, in the vear of our Lord one thousand
Bex of certain iii- '• ^ /-^
rights in Exiii-eigrht hundrcd and sixty-nine, between the Corporation
bition Grounds. o .. , rir ii /»•
of the City of London ot the nrst part and the Airri-
cultural Society of East Middlesex of the second part.
Recitals.
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III: IKK'
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Whereas, in consideration of the jjaymcnt of the
sum of two thousand dollars to the said party of the
first part by the said party of the second part, the said
Of agreement party of the first iDart did, by articles of aoreement
to grant certain }., , -ii r i i
rights to Agri- bearino- date the twenty-sixth day oi une, one thou-
cultural Society i • i i i i i • • i i
of East Middle- sand ciofht hundred and sixty-one, covenant with the
86X when Iftnds ^^
vested in corpo- said party of the second part to i^rant unto the said
ration of London r i i • • i i • m
party ot the second part certain rights and priviletj^es
in that portion of the Ordnance Lands in the said City
of London, lyiiiL^ east of Wellino^ton Street and north
of Great Market Street, and in the building's that
mii^ht be erected thereon, so soon as the title to the
said lands should be vested in the said party of the
first part ;
That lands
vested in Coi
by letters patent, ,
And whereas the title to the said lands has been
vested in Corpo- ,.- ,,., ., r ^ r
ration of London vested in fee Simple in tiie said party ot the nrst part,
by letters patent from the Crown bearing date the
first day oi April, in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and sixty-nine ;
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Grants tu Agri-
cultural Society
of East Middle-
8.6 X right to
hold shows and
exhibitions un
that part of Ex-
hibition grounds
which lies east
of Wellington
Street.
It is therefore witnessed thai in jiursuance of the
said Articles of Aureement and for the said considera-
tion which the said party of the first part hereby
acknowledges to have received, th(i said party of the
first part doth hereby grant unto the said party of the
second part and its successors forever the right to
hold all County I^'airs, Shows and Exhibitions free of
charge in and upon t! it portion of the Ordnance
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227
A<rri-
City
Lands within the said City of London, lying east of
Wellington Street and north of Great Market Street,
and in the buildings thereon, containing by ad-
measurement sixteen acres and thirty-six and three-
tenths perches, be the same more or less, and which
said lands over which the said rights and privileges
are to extend may be more particularly known and
described as follows, that is to say, being composed
of blocks number one and three, situate on the
north and south sides of Pall Mall Street, in the
said City of London, as shown per plan of Pro-
vincial Land .Surveyor William Robinson, dated the
fourteenth day of July, 1868, and of record in the
Department of the Secretary of State of Canada, and
which are severally butted and bounded as follows,
that is to say : Block number one, commencing where
a Board of Ordnance Monument has been planted on
the northwest corner of W'aterloo and Great Market
Streets, thence north nineteen deorees ten minutes
west along the west side of Waterloo Street ten chains
seven and a half links more or less to Pall Mall
Street ; thence south seventy degrees forty-four min-
utes west along the south side of Pall ]\Lall Street ten
ciiains fifteen links more or less to Wellington Street,
thence south nineteen degrees twenty-four minutes
east along the east side of Wellington Street ten
chains five links more or less to Great Market Street ;
thence north seventy degrees fifty minutes east along
the; north side of Great Market Street ten chains nine
links more or less to the place of beginning, containing
ten acres and twenty-eight and nine-tenths perches
more or less ; and block number three, commencing
at the northwest corner of Waterloo and Pall Mall
St'TPts, thence north nineteen degrees ten minutes
west alonof the west side of Waterloo Street five chains
ninety-four and a half links more or less to a Board of
Ordnance Monument ; thence south seventy degrees
forty-four minutes west ten chains nineteen and a half
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, ;,.,,«
ill:
ii
IMI-' ' '.".'•1
■I HIW"'
'II' ,,,,»«•
••""J -'tit
links more or less to Wellington Street ; thence south
nineteen degrees twenty-four minutes east along the
east side of Wellington street five chains ninety-four
and a half links more or less to Pall Mall Street ;
thence north seventy degrees forty-four minutes east
along the north side of Pall Mall Street ten chains
fourteen links more or less to the place of beginning,
containing six acres and seven and four-tenths perches
more or less — to have and to hold the said ri<dits,
easements and privileges unto the said party of the
second part and its successors forever.
And the said party of the first part doth further
agree with the said party of the second part that the
Provincial Agricultural Association of Ontario shall
have the right to hold any exhibition in and upon the
said lands and buildings, and that in case any Annual
Fair should hereafter be established, the same may be
held in and upon the said land and buildings when-
ever the said fair may be held.
Provided that these presents are subject to this
Proviso— That ^ -^
Society's Fairs condition, that the said party of the second part shall
are to be held i i i 1 1 i /^ t- • oi
on Exhibition at all tmies hereatter hold all the County Pairs, bhows
Grounds, or . , . r i i
arai.t to be void, and hxhibitions ot the said party ot the second part
in and upon the said lands and buildings, otherwise
this deed and the grant therein contained and all rights
by virtue thereof to be void, cease and determine.
No unneccs- And urovldecl that the said party of the second
sary damage to i n i i • • i
be done to land part shall do no unnecessary damage or iniury to the
or buildings, and i 'iii ii-ii- J J
Agricultural So- said lands and buildings.
c 1 e t y of East *">
Middlesex t o
same* *''°°'' "''' And the said party of the second part doth covenant
with the said party of the first part to indemnify the
said party of the first part for all unnecessary damage
or injury to the said lands and buildings, or to make
good the same.
229
And provided that these presents shall not be con- J-^-'^-e^f^',;^,
striied to crive the rioht of possession of the saidotpo— >«-
lands and buildings to the said party of the second |;-°-4YtJons
part at any other time than during the holding of such
fairs, shows and exhibitions, and for a day or two
before and after to enable the said party of the second
part, or the Provincial Agricultural Association of
Ontario, as the case may be, and exhibitors to prepare
for exhibitions and for exhibitors to have their stock
or o-oods for exhibition on the ground previous to and
after the said fairs, shows and exhibitions.
In witness whereof the said party of the first part
has hereunto set its Corporatate Seal and the hand of
its Mayor, and the said party of the second part has
hereunto set its Corporate Seal and the hands of its
President and Secretary the day and year first above
written.
^ S. H. GRAYDON,( — (
Signed, Sealed and De- | . ' Mayor. I lU ^
"livered in duplicate in j JOHN WHEATON, _
. V President East Middlesex l.s.
presence ot Agricultural Society. ~
JAM1':S. H. ERASER. HENRY ANDERSON,
j Secretary E. M. A. S.
2 30
Agreement be- AGREEMENT made this thirteenth day of May, in
tween the Cor- i • i i / » •'•
poration of Lon- tiie year of oiir Lord one thousand eiQ^ht hundred and
don and tlie J i /-> • r i /^
Corporation of ggventy-four, between the Corporation of the City of
Middlesex as to -' ' , i i /'-> • J
Hospital Fund. Lottdon of the first part and the Corporation of the
County of Middlesex of the second part.
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Recitals. Whereas the survivittg' Trustees of the London
Proposition of Savinci^s Bank i^roijose to transfer two hundred r.nd
Trustees of Lon- ^ V* iiiii* • .•
don Savings forty-tour dollars and thirty-nine cents in money, ten
Banlc to transfer , , "^ i- i /-^ • r i t* r i^
certain moneys debentures of the Corporation oi the 1 own of St.
the panies^o Thomas, dated the eighth day of November, one
and thfBoardof thousand eicfht hundred and sixty-four, number one to
Trade of London .... r i \ • c \ i
for the support ten inciusivc, nine oi them being tor one thousand
Hospital hi"or dollars and one for one hundred dollars, all of them
having coupons for interest attached, also one deben-
ture of the City of London, number thirteen, dated the
twenty-seventh day of June, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-three, for five
hundred pounds, 'with the coupons attached from the
twenty-seventh day of June, to the said parties hereto
and the Board of Trade of the City of London upon
trust, to preserve the fund intact by investment and
reinvestment in Dominion or Provincial stocks or
other safe investment, and to pay the yearly interest
thereof only, but not any part of the principal, towards
the support of a General f lospital in or near the City
of London, to be api)lied in the maintenance and care
of City and County patients in the City Hospital in
equal shares ;
'W^\
Recital of And whcrcas the parties Jiereto have as.i"recd and
agreement as to , , , ^ i t i 'i- c \
disposal of an- by these pree:ents do ai>Tee tliat it the 1 rustees ot ^lie
nual income of _ -^ . ', . hi r i • i i
trust funds. Loudon Savings l-Jank transter the said moneys, sjootls
and chattels in this agreement mentioned, or any other
moneys, goods or chattels in place thereof, upon the
231
May, in
fed and
City of
of the
I-ondon
ed r.nd
ney, ten
II of St.
>er, one
r one to
liousand
of them
; deben-
ated the
ur Lord
for five
■om the
! hereto
n upon
:nt and
>cks or
interest
owards
le City
d care
)ital in
d and
of fhe
g'oods
other
>n tJie
trust hereinbefore set forth, then and in such case this
agreement shall apply and l^e binding- on the parties
hereto as to the disposal of the annual produce of the
investments to be held for the benefit of the City of
London and County of Middlesex.
I. The Trustees appointed by the London Sav- tho Trustees
ings Bank, the said parties hereto, their succesors inshar^o^iyomf
office, the Board of Trade of the City of London and niahuenance of
their successors in office, shall pay to the City annu- ^"^ ''**"'""'
ally its share of the annual profits in the trust fund, to
be applied towards the care and maintenance of the
City palients.
2. Out of the share of the County in the annual
profits the Trustees shall pay the City at such average
rate per day for every patient the County may send
to the City Hospital during the year, such rate to be
ascertained as follows : to the gross cost of the main-
tenance, attendance upon and medical and other care
of all the patients during the year, add for rent of Hos-
pital six per cent, on eight thousand dollars, the
amount arrived at to include site for Hospital and six
thousand dollars to be expended by the City in erect-
ing an Hospital within a reasonable time.
Add to such sum as may have been necessarily
expended for repairs and insurances.
Take the number of i)atients for the year, and
ascertain the average cost per day for each patient.
If the share of the County in the profits of the
fund for any year shall exceed the charge made upon
it, the excess shall be retained by the Trustees and
applied in like manner in the following year or years.
County to pay
City out of its
share of income
cnstof maintain-
injf County pa-
tients, the cost
of maintenance
to be determined
by a c e r t a i n
mode of calcula-
tion.
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|(i3j:;.
It cost of main-
tenance of Coun-
ty puticnta ex-
ceeds its share
of income the
(lifference to bo
paid by County.
Agreement to
continue for all
time as to ri^jht
of County to
send patients,
bub only for five
,..-■-• from I St
• <• '- her of
•I' ,)eyond
1,01.0 neoeasary
to exhaust Coun-
ty's share of in-
t lUM.
If the County shall in any year send a _L;reatcr
number of patients than shall be sufficient to exhaust
its share in the profits it shall at the end of the year
pay the City for the excess at the like rate per patient.
3. The abov'e arrangement to remain in force and
the charge of rental not to increase for all time to
come in so far as the rij^ht of the County to send
patients to the extent of the fund, but only to continue
for five years from the first day of January in the year
of our Lord one thousand eis^ht hundred and seventy-
three as to the number of patients beyond those suffi-
cient to exhaust the share of the County in the profits
ot the fund.
How cost of
maintenance to
After the termination of the Wxq years such excess
be arrived at af- of patieuts to be i)aid for on the same basis as to
tor expiration of / 1 1 • 1 1 1
five years. mamtenauce, attendance upon, medical and other cares
and insurances, but the charge for rental to be esti-
mated at the end of each year at the rate of six per
cent, upon the total cost for buildings and repairs,
such cost to be ascertained by adding to the eight
thousand dollars any further amount that it may have
been found necessary to lay out upon the Hospital
property in building to increase the accommodation or
otherwise.
Agreement to 4. This agreement to commence from the first day
commence t s t ^ » '^ '
January, 1875. ot January next.
In witness whereof the parties hereto have here-
unto set their Corporate Seals the day and year first
above written.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered ] BENJ. CRONYN. ^ -- j
in presence of | Mayor. ^ -^ '
1^ r ^T I'rMVTi^ [LIONEL E. SHIPLEY.
I). G. McKEN/IL, ^,r ,
' I Warden. I j^^
Clerk County of Middlesex, j
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cxh;iust
the year
patient.
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time to
to send
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1 excess
is as to
er cares
be esti-
six [)er
repairs,
le eioht
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lospital
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e here-
iar first
Y
Know ai.i- mkn \\\ tiiesI'; pri:si;.\t.s that the Corpora- ueciarauon of
tion ot the Uity ot London, tlie L(jr])oration ot thenuons of um-
CoLinty of Middlesex and tlie London lloartl of Trade so ".mui li-lara
do acknowled'^e, admit and declare that the surplus "ertaia funds
profits of the London Savings Bank, whicli have heentTe^m'^b.v tii'o
' ,- 11.1 ..',,, , . , Triittces (if the
translerred by the survivniL;- 1 riistec^s thereol to the i;..n.u,n savin;,-*
said Corporations and Board of Trade, and consisting-
of a sum of two hundred and forty-four ckjllars antl
thirty-nine cents in money, and debentures of the
Cori)oration of the Town of St. Thomas, dated the
eitrhth day of November, one thousand ei<'"ht hundred
and sixty-nine, number one to ten (inclusive), nine of
them l)(^inn- for one thousand dollars each and one of
them for one hundred dollars, and all of them having-
coupons for interest attached, also a debenture of the
Corporation of the City of London, number thirteen,
dated the twenty-seventh day of June, A. D. one
thousand ei^ht hundred and fifty-three for five hundred
pounds with the coupons attached from the twenty-
seventh day of June then next, and all sums ot money
representint;" the interest paid or accrued thereon, and
all the moneys which on the fiftcMmth day of June.A.I).
one thousand eig-ht hundred and seventy-four, then ,,j.,^,''^',;'\^f,^^ 'j'*
standing at the credit of the said Trustees in the Iiank;^';,;'=J^,^;;;!„^\;^^^^
of Montreal at London, and which have edso been trans- ^';|^";;;^',-j'^\J'^!^>;
ferred to the said Corporations and Board of Trade, ^,'^,[^j;°^^^'J-y'y,5
have been and are held by the said Corporations and [;,;^^/JJ';^^/;*[;|^^^^^^^
Board of Trade upon trust, to preserve the wholejij,,';,^^^,;;.*;'^,;/^'
thereof intact by the investment and reinvestment of •'"''"'•'''•
the same in Dominion or Provincial stocks or in other
safe investments, and to pay over the annual income
and profits of the said funds, whether arising from
the state in which the i:ame are now invested or from
inv(;stments hereaft(.;r to bi; made by the; said Corpora-
tions and Board of Trach^, as follows, that is to say :
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to pay one-half thereof to the Treasurer of the Corpo-
ration of the City of London, to be appHecl by the said
Cori:)oration in the carc^ and maintt:nance of a Cenoral
Hospital in or near the City of London, while such
Hospital embraces the reception of jiatients from Uu;
City of London, in the County of Middlesex, and ih(;
remaininLJf one-half therecTf to the Treasurer of iIk^
Cor|)oration of the County of Mitldlesex, to be applied
by the said Corjioration in like; manner and for the
like inn"i)ose.
In witness whereof the said Cor])oratIons and die
Hoard of Trade have caused to be hereunto affixed
their respective Corporate Seals this fifteenth day of
June, A. D. one thousand ei^ht hundred and seventy-
four.
Si.c^med, Sealed and De- ^ liLNJ. CRONVX,
livered in presence of j Ahuor.
II F S H T P I T^' \'
A. D. CAMERON, ■■ ^- '^^^^^\,. ',
Warden.
of the City of London. THOMAS THOAH^SON, ^p;,
.Studfint-atT.aw. J President Hoard of Trade ' -^.^ ^
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NniK. — -This Hospital Fund now consists of
Nine debentures of the Town of St, Thomar. for
.$1,000 each and one debenture of the same town for
$100 all payable in thirty y(,'ars, .antl maluriiiL;
on ist July, 1S94, and bearing- interest at .j. per
cent, per annum for the llrst ten years, 5 per cent,
per annum tor tlu; next ten years, ami 6 per cent.
\)vv annum lor the last ten years, payabh.' half-yeail\
on 1st January and ist July ; and —
One d(d)enture of the City of London for $6,500,
maturini;- ist July, 1894, and ix-arini;- interest at 7 per
cent, per annum, payable half-ycarl)' on ist January
and 1st July.
3.1 5
BY-L.AW
For Regulating and Licensing the Owne.-s
of Livery Slobles, CalDS and OLhei- Vehicles.
In; it cnactcxl bv the lioard of Commissioners of
Police of the City of London. undvA' the authority of
the Act of Parlia'ment of tin; Province of Ontario in
that hehalf, as follows :
/. 77/^?/ ^io person or persons shall eu^^ai^c in or u^^yy staWe
carry on the business of a Livery Stable keeper 'ivithin)^^^'^Z\. '"
tJie said City of London without bein^^ licensed so to do.
2. That no person or pei'sons shall en^a^e m the ont.men to i,e
calling of a cab driver for hire luithin the City of Lon-^'"'"^'''^-
don, or drive any cab, carriage^ coach, omnibus or other
vehicle for the carriage of passengers for hire from one
place to another ivithin the City of L.ondon, without bc-
in^' licensed so to do.
:;. That no pe.rson or persons shall engaL;e in the , cwtcH to i,e
calling of a carter for hire within the City of London, "'"''^'"
or drive any vehicle for the transportation for hire of
any goods, wares or merchandize or any other thing
what'soever within the said City of London, without
beinsf Hcensed so to do.
1. That nothinLT herein contained shall render it uvery stab'o
^ Y - 1- 11- ui ""' requ red t'l
necessary for the keeper ot a licensed livery stable take ^out^^^cai.-
within the said City of London who shall not carry oniiwnse.'
or engage in the business of a cabnuin or carter, to
take out a cabman s or carter's license in addition to
his license as a livery stable keeper.
One luTMsr t.. -, 'fhat onc licciisc shall not. authori/i; anv ixison
U80 only one ve- or persons to ilrivc more tlian one; vcliiclc, Lillicr for
the carriage of passcuocrs or for tin; transportation of
ooods { as the case may be], hut a hcense shall he re-
(jLiired to be taken out for each vehicle so us(.'cl, and
one license to keep a livery stable shall not entitle the
holder thereof to keep more than one livery stable.
Liconscs to 111!
iS8U(<l liv Hoard
6. That all licenses shall be issued bv the Hoard.
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^vKon'''i!.v-' ilp, 'I'i: /• i Ji'it before any person shall obtain a license
(•iiiiu for licunsc j.^ drivc auv carria_L;e, coach, omnibus or other v(,'hiclc
for the purposes hereinbefore mentioned or any of
them, he shall enter into a bond in the penal sum of
one hundred dollars, with two sufficient sureties of
fifty dollars each, conditioned for the observance in all
respects of the conditions of this By-law and all other
l')y-laws or Regulations of the Board of Police Com-
missioners ot the City of London now in force or
which may be luM'eafter passed or promuli^ateil.
Fee=i to be paid 8. That tile sum to be i)ai(.l for every license
fiir lic6iis6S
granted under the [)rovisions of this By-law shall be
respectively as follows :
For every cab or other vehicle Jor the eai riai^e
of passengers for hire, per annum $ 5 ()()
For every wa^on or other vehicle for the car-
riage of goods for hire (if drawn by one
horse), per annum 2 00
For everv waoon or other vehicle for the car-
riage of goods for hire (if drawn by two
horses), per annum 12 00
For a license to keep a livery stable, he)- annum . jo 00
Additional fees 9- In addition to the license fee the following fees
pa.vai.le. g]^,^|| y^^ payable :
ixTson
her for
ition of
l)c re-
cd. ajicl
'itlf Ihc
nard.
i CO use
V(,'liiclc
any of
sum of
:tios of
c in all
1 OtlU!!-
' Coni-
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For every License $ i oo
lM)r every I^)Oncl 50
For every Certificate 25
10. That no license shall he assi^nahle, and no Assi-umpi.t ..(
person shall ;'.ssijj[n his or her license or i)crmit anyi.nvcT 'viti,nni'
other person to drive his or her cab or other vehicle K'r*''"''^^''"
unless he or she shall oljtain from the Hoard permis-
sion in writinuc (endorsed on his or her license) so
to do.
11. That every licensed r^^/^w^?// 6*;' carter shall when cai>moii ami
ni I r ^ 1 n 1 • /■"• • • carters ti( aiil in
ed iijjon by any ot the i olice Lonimissioners or curryinuM'trsons
Aldermen, or by the Mayor, Aldermen, WV^\ Bailiff, sun!"''''' ^" ''"'
Chief of Police, or any of the Policemen of the City
of London, aid and assist with his cab, cart or other
veliicle in the conveyance to prison or elsewhere of any
person or persons arrested for any offence within the
City of London ; provided always that it shall be law-
ful for every carter so employed to demand and receive
for such employment his regular fare to be paid to him
by the City Council upon producing' a certilicate of the
services rendered and the amount payable on account
thereof from the person authorizing;" such employment.
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12. That th(-' license of every rroman and carter Licenses to i.e
shall when issued be numbered, and every CtU'ter shall painteTon vehS-
cause the number of his license to be fairly painted on*^^"* loensci.
each side of his cart or other vehicle with black paint
on a white ground on the square of the shaft so as to
be easily seen and read, and every cabman shall have
his name painted in some conspicuous place on the out-
side of his cat) or other vehicle so that the same can- he
easily seen and read.
13. That every person licensed under the pro- u^.ensed cab-
\isions of this By-law, and every person in charge of't'o^^^pfoj'^''t''he[r
any cab, coach, omnibus or other vehicle used either forcj^^^^henrequir!
-\v^
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e.i on imMm-MtcarriaLTCM)!' Aassrucrs or ltooiIs witlili. ..ir said Cilv of
London shall employ liis horse or horses and (\i/) or
other vehicle for any person or persons when recjuirccl
for any lawful purpose (unless he he then actually em-
plo)'ed) on pa\inent or tender of his lei^al fare.
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tluct iiruliiljitfil. , I'll- 1 1 1 • Ti 1 1 11 ' 1
Oiucr \'ehicle hcensed under this l)y-ia\v shall wantoiilv
sna[) or llourish his whip, or at any time needlessly
leave; such ca/> or other \-ehicle or mak(; use of anv
abusive, (jhscene. j)rolane, or impertinent laiiL;!iaL;c
whatsoever.
Tariff nf rates / r. 'J^Jiat t horo shixll Iw ii jTi W'd OH 'istdo of eeevv
to lie iilllM'd III! ■^ / /•/ / ; • /
insniof ,xh. coaeh or siteh tike covered vehicle or cat) in a eouspieh'oiis
place a card on zohich shall be printai in plain la^ildc
characters the name of the owner or ouwiers thereof and
the tariff of rates.
O w 11 e r aufl
ilriver to i{ive
1 6. That the owner,driver, or person having" char^j^c
number of vein- oi any such COO or otlicv vchicle in the said Lity, shall
cle and name , . .. 1 . 1 • ^1 ! r i •
nnd residence of upon Deini^ retiuestcc! SO to do o'lve the number ol his
owner when re- ^ , . , ^," ,- ., i 1 • i i r
(luired. vehicle, the name ol tlu; owner and his or her place ol
abode.
Prompt pay-
ment of fares to
he niiule ; in case
of default offen-
der liable to peii-
uities of Hv-hiw.
Owner ordriver
not to demand
jrreater fare than
provided by By-
law,
1 7. That it shall l)e lawful for the owner or driver
of e\-ery such hired coach, cab, carriao^e, omnibus or other
vehicle t(^ demand promjjt payment of his lawful fare
or hire of the person or persons hiring' or usini;" the
same ; and every person refusinij;^ to pay such fare or
hire forthwith shall be guilty of a breach of this B\ -
law. And anv owner or driver as aforesaid who shall
demand or exact anv f^reater sum than the lawful fare
or hire according to the provisions of this By-law, shall
be guilty of a breach thereof.
How ion;r li- 18. That all licenses shal
censes to rcuiain
in force.
issuing thereof until the
following.
be in force from the
day of March
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Cily „f
i\il) or
rc'(jiiii-(xi
ally cin-
' fill) or
wantonly
cdlesslv
of .my
iii''u;i"i-
of i\'cry
spiiiums
'coj ami
\ charo^e
ty, shiill
r of" Iiis
place of
19. J'hal l/ic prices or fairs K'/iiifi may be charged jx^muxux^^
()V I he OT^'iicrs or drivers of cabs or other vehicles for the" '"'
(arricfge of pcusenoers for hire shall be as follozvs :
for coJiveyiHLi' a pa seuQcr froiu any place 101th-
in the City limits to any other place therein 2^ cents
And for every additional passeiiQcr 2j
I' or every hour a Cabman is detained ( if the
driver of one horse) 5^^
And if the driver of iivo horses 75
And in tin same proportion for any shorter time.
But nothiiiQ- herein contained shall be constrncd to
entitle a Cabman to payment by the honr for any time
occupied in the jonrney from one place zuithin tlie City
limits to any other place therein.
rcH
lii-
^o. That the prices or fares which may be charoed Tarit? of f«,
by the owners or drivers of carts or other vehicles i"i" ;;;'^^,J;;[^'j«;;.t^^^^^^^
th(; carriage of <;-o()ds for hirc^ shall be as follows :
r clrixer
or other
fill fare
in^- the
fare or
his By-
ho shall
ful fare
w, shall
om the
March
l"or every load carried from one place to
another within the City of London (if in
a vehicle drawn by one horse;) 25 cents.
If in a vehicle drawn by more than one horse. 50 "
■^i. That the word '' CabmaiT shall mean the i,,nrpn!utiou
owner or driver of any cab, coach, omni(>us or otiier
vehicle used for the conveyance for hire of passengers,
and the Tvord " Carter " shall mean the owner or
driver of any wa-^on, cart, dray or other vehicle; for the
transportation for hire of jaiods, wares or merchandize
of any kind.
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Passed the eighth day of April, in the year of our
Lord 1868.
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Mayor. ( __ \
ALEX. S. ABBOTT, \V. HORTON,
Clerk Police Commissioners. Recorder.
L. LAWRASON,
Police I\Lr istrat/,'.
Note.— The parts of the above By-law printed in
italics are repealed.
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Recorder.
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BY-LAW
>n*nted in
For Regulating and Licensing the O^vners of
Omnibuses or Other Vehicles used for Hire
and for other Purposes.
(Passed 26th September, 1874,) (Repealed by By-
law passed gfh February, i8y8.)
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BY-I.A\V
41
To Amend the By-law lo Regulate and
License the Owners of Cabs, Carriages,
Omnibuses and Other Vehicles Used for
Hire Within the City of London.
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Preamble. WiiERKAS it is cxpcdlcnt to prohibit c.'ibs, car-
riages, omnibuses and other vehicles used for hire
within the City of London to convey the bodies of
deceased persons to the place of interment or convey
or carry sick persons in certain cases ;
Be it therefore enacted by the Board of Commis-
sioners of Police of the City of London, consisting of
Benjamin Cronyn, Esquire, Mayor of said City ;
William Elliot, Esquire, Judge of the County Court
of the County of Middlesex, in which County the said
City is situate, and Lawrence Lawrason, Esquire,
Police Magistrate of said City :
Corpse ordead I. That no person in charge of any licensed cab,
c^veiTdSj^cab^ carriage, omnibus or other vehicle used for hire within
**"■ the City of London shall convey therein or suffer to
be placed therein any corpse or dead body, whether
in or out of a coffin.
sick persons
not lo be con-
veyed in cabs &c.
without certifi-
cate of medical
practitioner that
persons not suf-
ferini; from in-
fectious or con-
tagious disease.
2. That no person in charge of any licensed cab,
carriage, omnibus or other vehicle used for hire within
the City of London shall convey therein any sick
person without having previously received a certificate
from a medical practitioner that the person so carried
is not suffering from an infectious or contagious disease.
G and
'I'iages,
sed for
lbs, car-
for hire
odics of
convey
-ommis-
stinn^ of
[\ City;
y Court
the said
[£ squire,
<cd cab,
- within
Lifter to
vhether
ed cab,
: within
ly sick
•tificate
carried
liscase.
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3. The license in respect of any cab, carriage, .in case of cm-
omnibus or other vehicle used for hire in the City ofthisX-ia"'' u-
London, which the person in charge thereof shall have forfdted""^ ''^
been convicted under this By-law, may be declared
forfeited.
4. A printed copy of this By-law shall be delivered Printed copy
to each person who has received a license for any cab, deu^ereTto"Jr"
carriage, omnibus or other vehicle used for hire in the ucense/"*'' °"'
City of London immediately after the passing hereof,
and a like printed copy of this By-law shall hereafter
be delivered to every person at the time of taking out
a license.
5. That any person guilty of a breach of any of Pcnaiiy for in-
the provisions of this By-law shall be liable on convic-i»w.'"" "
tion to be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars,
exclusive of costs, and in case of non-payment of the
fine and costs the same shall be levied by distress and
sale of the goods and chattels of the offender, and in
case of non-payment of said fine and costs, and there
bein<r no distress out of which such fine and costs can
be levied, such offender shall be liable to be imprisoned
in the Common Jail of the County of Middlesex, with
or without hard labor, for any period not exce cling
twenty-one days, unless the fine and costs be sooner
paid.
Passed this eighth day of December, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-
four.
BENJ. CRONYN,
Mayor and Chairman Board of Police Commissioners.
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BY-LAW
Relating to Cabs, Carriages, Omnibuses, and
Other Vehicles used for Hire for the Con-
veyance of Persons in the City of Lond'^n.
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Preamble. Whereas by section four hundred and fifteen of
chapter one hundred and seventy-four of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario power is given to the Board of
Commissioners of Police in cities to regulate and li-
cense the owners of cabs, carriages, omnibuses and
other vehicles used for hire, for establishing the rates
of fare to be taken by the owners or drivers, and for
enforcing payment thereof.
Therefore the Board of Commissioners of Police
for the City of London enacts as follows :
By-laws reiau I- That from and after the passing of this By-law
peliedio'^Sr^gall the Acts and By-laws of the Municipal Council
SBy.itw.''''*''of the Corporation of the City of London relating to
cabs, carriages, omnibuses and other vehicles used for
hire for the conveyance of persons in the City of Lon-
don, and all Acts or By-laws of the said Municipal
Council heretofore assumed by the Board of Police
Commissioners, which are inconsistent with the provi-
sions of this By-law shall be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Vehicles for
conveyance o f
2. That from and after the passing of this By-law
fS^eTs" for no person shall set up, use or drive in the City of Lon-
ire to be iicen- ^^j^ any cab, carriage, omnibus or other vehicle
used for hire for the conveyance of persons from place
to place within the said City, without having first ob-
■ed.
5s, and
e Con-
teen of
Revised
oard of
and li-
>es and
e rates
and for
Police
By-law
Council
ting to
sed for
)f Lon-
inicipal
Police
provi-
h ere by
By-law
f Lon-
^ehicle
1 place
St ob-
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tained a license from the said Board of Cormnission-
ers which said license may be in the form A to this
By-law annexed.
3. That every chariot, coach, omnibus, coachee, "cab" to in.
caleche, carriage, hackney carriage, cab, barouche, Ian- drL^n^byh'oms
dau, sled, sleigh, or other vehicle by whatever name or ^"" "* ''°*^'^'
names it may be called, whether covered or open, on
wheels or runners, drawn ,by one or more horses or
other animal power, used for hire in the said City for
the conveyance of persons from place to place within
the said City, shall be deemed a cab within the mean-
ing of this By-law.
4. That the Chief Constable shall have the super- chief coi.stv
..^,1 111* 1 1 i» T-» '•'6 to have sn-
vision 01 all persons and cabs licensed under this By-rcrvisionofper-
*■ * anno nnti naha
law.
sons and cabs
licensed.
5. That the following shall be the duties of the Duties of chief
Chief Constable in connection with the provisions of^""***'"'®'
this By-law :
(i) To act as Secretary to the Board of Commis- Toactassec-
sioners of Police for the City of London in all matters Tnd'^keep^min!
relating to this By-law, and to keep correct minutes of"'^^°'"^^•'""«^
the transactions of the meetings of the said Commis-
sioners.
(2) To make a report to the said Board of Com- to report pro.
• . rill* 1* Ji i* .ceedinL's and
missioners ot all his proceedings and transactions inpcrf(»«iance of
the performance of his duties under this By-law once yeaJ-rand"whQn
a year and whenever else he shall be required by the™^"'" '
said Board of Commissioners so to do.
(3) To examine or cause to be examined the cab jo examine
or cabs, horse or horses, harness and other equipments nl^^l^l^^^lJiS
of every applicant for a license intended to be used ^nuUhMma
thereunder and to report thereon.
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To Bubmit at (4) To subiTiit at each meeting of the said Board
aiTappH^uons of Commissioners all applications for licenses, or for
tronsSTiui transfers of licenses, together with the names of the
tier'nd'rllJ^rt proposed sureties and his own report thereon.
thereon.
To keep regis- (5) To receive and kceo a rei^istry of all applica-
tcrof applicants, . ^ C- .r- , f 1. ^ c r ^•
with certain par- tions tor certiHcates tor hcenses or transfers ot licenses
laid before the said Board of Commissioners, which
shall contain the date of the application, the name or
names and ages of the applicants, the names of their
sureties, the residences of the applicants and sureties.
the number of cabs required to be licensed by each
applicant respectively, how finally disposed of, and if
a license be granted, the amount paid for the same
and the date of the license ; also, to note all forfeitures
and suspensions of licenses and such further particu-
lars, and to keep such other books as the said Board of
Commissioners may order.
To advise Trca- (6) To advise the City Treasurer of all licenses or
cen^°or*ran8- transfers of licenses, with the particulars thereof,
to^belssued!^^ authoHzed to be issued under the provisions of this
By-law.
To ascer- {j) To ascertaiu by inspection and enquiry from
^'"ense'dlon'time to time, and so often as may be required by the
wXB^-iaw"'''* said Board of Commissioners, whether the persons re-
ceiving licenses continue to comply with the pro-
visions of the law and of this By-law.
To prosecute (^) To prosccuto all persons who shall offend
offem;e8 a^ai"** agalnst any of the provisions of the law or of this By-
law whensoever he shall have knowledge of the same.
Appeal to 6. That any act authorized to be done by the
c^nstabr*^*"*' Chief Constable under any of the provisions of this
By-law shall be subject to the decision of the said
Board
or for
of the
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r3oarcl of Commissioners, upon a written appeal
directed to them by any party feeling- aggrieved.
7. That all licenses granted under this By-law .Licongestoex-
shall, unless sooner lorteited, expire on the hrst day i" each year,
of March in each year.
8. That no license or transfer of license shall be. Pfocew''"!?*!"
, . . , , be taken to ob-
oranted under this liy-iaw except upon petition by the ^'"" ''^^'^e-
applicant to the said Board of Commissioners praying
for the same, which said petition shall be delivered to
the Chief Constable at his office, and may be in the
Form B to this By-law annexed, nor until the Chief
Constable shall have reported that the applicant is a
fit and proper person to have a license, and that his
cab or cabs, horse or horses, harness and other equip-
ments are in a fit and proper condition and are suit-
able for the public use, and that all the conditions re-
quired by law and by the By-laws, Rules and Regu-
lations of the said Board of Commissioners have been
complied with, which said report shall be endorsed
upon the said petition, and may be in the Form C to
this By-law annexed.
9. That any licensed hotel keeper or keepers may, notci keepers
subject to the provisions of the preceding section of "ense for^omni-
this By-law, obtain a license to run an omnibus or H"|„^8e! "°* *'*''
omnibuses from his or their own house with passengers
to railway stations and m'ce versa, and any person or
persons may, subject to the provisions of the said pre-
ceding section of this By-law, obtain a license to run License for
an omnibus or omnibuses or other vehicle or vehicles ""'//j"^)*,' '""J" ''^
within the City, and the number of persons permitted
to travel therein at one time shall be mentioned in the
license, provided always that no licensed tavern or
saloon keeper or employee of same shall be entitled to
or granted a license for any cab or cabs under this By-
law.
^iill^
f "%
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Liconsed omiii- 10. That evcry licensccl omnibus or other vehicle
of**cM5i^/*t'en in the preceding section of this By-law contained shall
persona. y^^ capable of accommodating not less than ten pcr-
No more per- sons at One time in the inside thereof, and no g^reater
song to be car- 1 c 1111 •!». «.•!
ricii in. than number ot persons shall be carried at one time by any
named in license 1 m ^1 1 • 1 ^..l • •£: 1 • 1
such omnibus or other vehicle than is specined in the
license unless under circumstances of reasonable
cessity.
nc-
llli
«" i •**
f'^ ■ %
full.
Drivers not to 1 1. That no owncr or driver of any omnibus licen-
cxcept u.""takesed under this By-law shall stop his omnibus unless
or leive passen- r .y r^i- 1* 1
sfcra, and then lor the purposc ot taking or leaving passengers, and
fo"rthat'pSnwS then for no longer time than may be sufficient for such
persons to take their seats or leave the omnibus .
Driver of om- 12. That the owtter or driver of every omnibus
Si'(LwaikoJ"Jro8- licensed under this By-law shall, whenever he is re-
tike *?n*taMen- quired, stop at the sidewalk or nearest crossing to let
whin' tmnfbul out or take in passengers; provided always that he
shall not be required to stop for the purpose of taking
in passengers whenever his omnibus shall contain the
full number of persons authorized by his license to be
carried at one time.
Security to be 1 3. That every person receiving a license or trans-
tenSS^ fer of license under this By-law shall execute a bond
or contract to the Corporation of the City of London
in the sum of two hundred dollars, with two sureties,
freeholders or householders of the City of London, to
be approved of by the said Board of Commissioners,
in the sum of one hundred dollars each, to observe and
obey all Acts of the Legislature, as also the provisions
of this By-law and all other By-laws, Rules and Regu-
lations in force, from time to time made by the said
Commissioners for the licensing and regulating of
cabs, which bond or contract may be in the Form D to
this By-law annexed.
2?
•IS I
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249
..iccnaea not tn
i.j. That no license shall be .L^ranled to any person i
under the aoe of twenty-one \ears, or to any i)c:i>;on!;er8m?^u,MLr^;,'
who has been convicted before any judicial authority vZ\avo" .;..""
of any felony. " "
or
Ull
I'onvicteil uf
f.'loiiy.
15. 'J'hat the fees to be hereafter paid for licenses Pecs f,.riUfn.c»
issued under this l^ydaw shall be as follows : b'or
each cab or sleigh drawn by two horses, the sum of
I'ive Dollars; for each omnibus for the- conveyance of •
pass('ni^c;rs from j)lace to ])lace within the City, the
sum of I'v.n Dollars ; for each transfer of license, the
sum ot Two 1 )()llars.
Pro\ ided that every license or transfer of license, Li™„fe to be
granted under this Hydaw shall be invalitl, inoperative paui''''to''''r.ea*
and ol no eftect imless the applicant shall have paid to ru^^t o'ltuine'i!
the 'i'reasurei- of the City of London the sum fixedislr '""'" "'
therefor by this IJydaw, and shall have obtained a
receipt for such payment signed by the 'I'reasurer,
\vhereui)()n the license shall b*e issued bv the Citv
Clerk.
16. 'I hat every owner of (.)ne or more cabs shall srparate li.'o.i-
. 1. t ..I* r 1 1 '.1 I su to be l.vkuli
lake out a separate hcense tor each cab with the name out tor each cuu.
0!" the driver inserted in each license, and if a sleieh is
used mstead ol a cal) the same license and number is-
sued for the cab shall apply to the sleigh.
17. That tl'ie person in whose name a license is porso,. lu
tiiken out for a cab shall be consitl(;red as the owner of^n8l''"til'i;e'.ro!.t
die same for the purposes of this IJydaw and shall beo^ne;.*: ''"'"-"*
llal)le for th(^ penalties therein contained.
18. That any owner or owners or [jerson obtaining oniy driver*
a license under this Hydaw, intending that his cab orarlTraJS
cabs shall be driven by another person shall submit for'"''''
approval the; name; or names of the parti(;s he intends
:jso
HI
«.«:::•
j^-^^'-
»•
•f
Nil „•••
be icv'ikcU.
to employ as such driver or drivers, and no cah shall
be driven by any person otiier than those who have
Pcnni8.Mon to pemiission in vvritinij;' so to do, which permission shall
b(i oiulorsvd on I , . " i i- i • i i i
li.ei.so and i.ii,.\ be endorsed upon tlie license and siij^ned by tlu;
Chief Constable, provided always that the Chief
Constable may, whenever he shall deem it expedient,
revoke said permission, and such permission shall In:
cancelled from the time the owner of a cab has received
notice of such revocation.
Owners to ^ivo
Bi'curit.vforudoJ
19. That the owner or owners of one or more cabs
n.ndu't of' dri"" shall take out a seioarate license for each cab, with a
license for driver of such cab, and whose name shall
be inserted in* said license, and the driver or owner
or owners thereof shall ijive securitv for the i/ood con-
duct of such driver in the sum of one hundred dollars,
and upon any comi)laint and conviction for extortion.
Penalty for ex- ^c., the clrlvcr sliall be fined not less thnn ten dollars
tuition. . , ,
and not more than forty dollars lor the lirst of fence,
and upon conviction on the second offence the driver
shall be subject to fine or imprisonment, and the sure-
ties shall forfeit to the City the one hundred dollars
security, and the driver shall not thereafter be licens(;d
to drive any cab or other vehicle in the City, in the
discretion of the Commissioners.
Transfer of li-
ceiiso may liu
20, That any person licensed under this By-law,
made in"'cate'oifhavinix sold his horse or crdj, may have his license
sale, with con- r i i 1 'c 111 • 1
BLM.t .,f uuar.i. transferred to the purcliaser il approvect fjy tlie sakl
Hoard of Commissioners, the transferee first comply-
ing' with the provisions of Section Might of this \\\-
law, and such transfer shall be made by endorsement
on the license signed by the Chief Constable.
xnt^^, 2 1. That every cab licensed under this Hy-law
;'^!'j*,;Jr"''a!!a"''."|l must 1^<^ kept continually clean, dry, and in good rejjair,
ZiLSTaiJm'; with the harness, tackling and equipments used with
ffld!iut for work" tli<^ same, and with horses proper ami sufficient to do
) shall
) have
n shall
by the
Chief
C'diciU,
lall he
Tcixccl
(; cal)s
with a
shall
owner
)cl coii-
Liullars,
;orti()ii,
dollars
jffcnce,
dn'xcr
e siire-
dollars
ccnsetl
in the
H'-Ia\v,
license
c said
jniplv-
is r>y-
enient
5y-Ia\v
•c'pair,
I with
to do
251
their work, and that whenever the owner of any cab
ha\ ini;" a license for iisin;^ tli(; same uniler this l^y-l.iw
receives notice to be L;"iven to him or his driver sii^necl
hy the Chief Constable that such cab or any horse or
harness or e(iuij)ment bcdon^ini^- to the same is not in a
111 conthtion lor j)iiblic use. [)ointin!j; brielly to tlie rea-
son thereof ; such notice shall operate and Ik; a sus- li^'Hso ,my
... • 1 1- 11 1111 '"^ Hiispi'iiilnl III
nensKTii 01 Ins said license, and the same shall there- «•*»;""'■•»;""''•
upon remain suspended and wholly inoperative until
the said owner shall have a^ain obtained a certificate
sii^ned by tlie Chief Constable and entlorsed on liis
license.
32. That every owner or owners licensed under < »«;'i ■•,'>' ''-
cpiifdil cans to
this lU'-law sliall when reciuired submit his or tlieir cab ^"'';"''^^'" '"/'''
■ ^ 1 _ _ ^ iiispcctiiiii wlifii
or cal)s for the inspection of the Chief Constable l)oth '''^'i"'''«'^-
before and during" the continuance of his or their
licenses, and no owner or driver shall at any time when
his cab is not emi)loyed prevent or hinder the said
Chief Constable or other [)erson authorized by him from
entering- his cab for the purpose of inspecting the
same.
23. That no owner or owners of any licensed cab Notoriously
all drive or permit or surler to be driven about theorwoinen of iu-
1 • , 1 1 • • 1 1 fame not to l)o
streets durmi^ the day time, in any oi)en cab or close driven in eai.8
111 • '~ 1 •' I '1 • ,1 1 ,• 'lurimrtlav time,
cab belonging to him or them, during the day time, except tor the
1 I- ' ^ 1 ' 1- , 1 • 1 ' ' ^ piir()oge of tak-
unless tor the purpose ot taking such persons to orin^f them to or
,- •! , . t ' • • 1 .• from raiiwavpta-
trom any railway station when arriving or departing tum whenirriv-
.- ,1 ^-. . . 1111 ^ "■ " ,1111: or (leiKirtiiijf
ironi the City, notoriously batl characters or women ottiomcity.
ill-fame.
24. That the said Hoard o\ Commissioners may n -arJ may in-
. . . . 11 1 • 1 • '^^'I'lire into viola-
troni time to time enciuire into any alleLred violation of ii''"''fi"""''8'°"?
I • '• 1 • 11 1 11 H.N-law, and
the provisions and reciuirements ot this by-law, and by «>'8p<;"<i. L^i'txi
resolution suspcmd (for such time as they may think ^'^"=*^-
proper), cancel or abrogate any license given here-
under, if upon such enquiry they lind that any person
L •*■•■ .,.4 ' W'
' •■•■*• ■'^•'
,.-"••'
»" I
hi
or })(.:rson.s rticciviii^- such llcciisi.s hcrciiiulur has vio-
lated or that liis (hMvcu* has violatcid any of tlic ])vn.
visions or requirements ol this IJy-law ; and cvcia
license shall he suspended from the tini(; the owner
thereof sliall have received notice of the resolution i it"
the said Hoard of Commissioners suspentlinu^ the same
until the end of tlu; i)eriod mentioned in the said reso-
In case cpf (mil- , ^ . .
itKHM.riihr.p-iLition, and no pL-rson wliosc; license has been so can-
n 1)1 license n , i i i ii i • ]• i i i
jor wilful vioia-cc'Uecl or abroijated, shall be aijam hcenscd under this
ti.m of bv-liiw, , . , . -^ , , , "^ 1 T 1 1
HO new license Hv-iavv witliin twelve calendar months, it by th(.' reso-
to tie ttriiiitod ■'. ii- i ni-iii
fur w Mioutiis. lution declarniL,^ the same cancelled it shall a|)pcar tlial
the violation ol this Uydaw was wilhil in thi^ |iarticnlar
instance.
colluti
piti
That an\' dri\cr of a c.ib n ItisiuL'' to ''i\'c olli-
Ilcfll8:il iif ^
ilHsf^ information to any Polici; Oflicer or Con.tablc
he"" ("i 'veil with reference to the aildress of the h.oiise or spot lo
L'i'v^ouu■r^n^!r-^^■^■lich he has dri\-en an\- passeiv^rr or j)assen_L;'ers, or
LTwith inrmvu-refusiiiLi- any other information connected with his
bri^''v,'tT,'bra(>ccuiKiti()n retpiired 1)\- this By-law or by aiu' rcsoli;
!'3'inlf'or can-tion of tlic Said Coiii iiiissit iiicrs, of w li icli In; sli.ill ha\r
n.r''"!fih'arr!cu'nforniatii)n or notice, shall In' a sutlicient ground, when
byhim. estal>lishetl to the satisfaction of tin; Commissioners,
for suspending' or cancellin;^ tlie liceiv
driver of which reliis'v-i to L:i\'
said.
mT
'■ (hr , lb thr
■inaiioil as atoi'c-
D.iviT of c;ib 2b. That eve'r\- dri\-er of .nn ' ib shall, when
to coiivcv per- Hi .]" • ^ /'' il"..l
Hona to Jail orcalled upon SO to do. assist an\' Lon-^iable m the cop
I'liiiee Slitioiis, „ • i • i r ' . »l
or pe rsoii8 veyance in ins cab ol any person or jx-rsons to tlv
wmiiideil or 8uil- / - I "l i' 1 ' i > i • i. • i" . 1 '1
.leniv t«ken iiiCommon Jailor any ol the; I olice .Stations ol the' said
gi'k.u'ss'n!t'in-City, or in the conxcyance of any pcirscn to the llos-
fednm,. p\i,\\ Qv elsewlicre, as m.iy b,' re(|uircd, who may bi
wounded or who mav ha\e nK;t with any accident <'r
who may have been suddenly taken ill, provided such
sickness is not of an infectious nature.
ai
ot
C
CI
()
c;
a:-
ai
o
-.■^.I
till 111' riitcs.
27. I hat wliciuvcr llic scTviccs ot iikmi or horses kj.l. n.imit-
arc i'c(iiiirc(l to drive; or liaiil any of the ciiL^incs ()r!JM"o H"m.,s''f
otiicr a[)i)aratiis of the lM'r(! Department of the saicl hc'rlc'sjuAviM''!!
Cit\- to or from lircs, aii)- of the eii_nln(;ers of the saitl 1.^1^ I.TiunKc'!''
l'"irc I )e|)artmcnt or any person liaxann- in charL;e any
eiuniie or other apparatus niay eommanil the assistance
of any horse or liorses and drivers of any licensed
cab, and may jjrt-ss such horse or horses and drivers
as may be necessary to accomjjh'sli the work nKpn'red,
and for any siicli service the owner f)f any such horse
or liorses as shall he so j)rc;ssed and em|)1oye(l shall
he [)aid out of the appropriation for the {•"ivv. I )epart-
nient, on th(; ordc^r of the ("hairman of the Stanilini,^
Committee on l''ire, Water and (las of the City Coun-
cil, a sum (Mjual to hily per centum advance on th(;
n".Milar tarill charges lor the time so employed.
jS. That the saiil Uoard of Commissioners shall i-h1i person
... , , ,. , I . t iklii!; lint )i-
liirmsh at the cost ol the Cit\-, to each partv takini''>'"sf t.. i.i-fur-
out a license, one coijN' oi this l)\-law, two cartis con->'f '>> ii^-. t«„
tainmL2' tlu- tanll, and suih other provisions ot thistu.if. ami sm.ii
, , • 1 I) ■ • • • |ii(ivitiiiiis lif li\ -
lb law as the said ho.ard ol Commissioners mayiaw as uoiini
a[)pro\e.
Ill ly aii|irii\e nf.
20. Ih.it e\"<ry d.nver who sh.dl become; inebri- unvn- i.iaom-
• ill- ilniiik or r.'-
ated, or shall ncLviect to produce; his card to any person tuMMi; to i>n.-
. ' "^ . . , . ' '^ ~ . . (hue Ills card to
emu t)vin«>" hull, as 1)\' the iorty-tourtli s(;ction ot tnist.c suiij.vt t..
,.' . ' • 1 , .' 11 1 1-11 1 1 • .-vonaltics iif li.v-
lU-law prenided, shrill be liable to the penalties otia«.
this lU-law.
;o. Idiat it shall not he lawlul for any person I'erson u-
'' I < • II 1 1 (piissd nut til ox-
licensed under tins i)V-]a\\ to use anv number, oriiiiiit any mim-
exhibit on or about his person or about liis cab anvnienno ussign.d
other number than the one assiijnecl to him tor nismnve or imer
cab bv the. s.ud Commissioners, and no |)erson (lrivinL;i".>-.
under this I)ydaw shall r(;iiiove his number from his
said cab or cover or hide it from view.
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Ncwcnr.itohe ^i. i'hat vvliciievcr the writiii!^ on any card of
lii8UP(l on pay- , y. - • i i i i* i i i- i
mcMtnf,3ceiit8, tariri as alorcsaicl hcconics oblittM'atcd or dclaaM!, or is
if old one dc- i-'ii-ii 1 1 -i
fami „r inib-not clistiiictly Ici^ihlc, or whenever the same is lost or
mislaitl, the person to wiioni the license relatia^ to
such card of tariff was granted shall deliver the; same,
if he have it in his possession, to the Chief Constahle.
anil upon the production of his license to the Cliief
Constable shall be entitletl to receive a new card of
tariff, upon payment therefor of the sum of twenty-five
cents.
■ „-""
."""■-••'I
' " .^
C'at)8 to have
lamps, with
mimlicr of cah
piiiiituduii tliciii.
32.
That the owner of every licensed cab or (ahs
on wheels shall provide and have two lamps, one on
each side of his cab, with the number of the caj)
painted in black on the sich; ^lasses in one and a half
inch fi-'ures, but if and s(3 lon^r as the cab hn on run-
ners he need not provide such lami)s, but shall affix
such numl)er to or paint it uj)on each side of his cah
in a conspicuous place in one and a half inch fij^ures,
and of a color which can be most easily noticed, or if
such cab Ix; provided with such lamps he may have
the number painted on the side (glasses th(M"eol, as pro-
vided for cabs upon wheels.
H i> n r d to
rtviilatL' a ii d
n u 111 her cab
stands by reso-
lution.
Cab o w n e r
or driver when
not ePK^jfed to
be on his stand,
under penalty
of forfeiture of
iicense.
l.at the said Commissioners shall by rt solu-
tion estaolish ami number tlu; stands for lictMised c<il)S
in the various streets, lanes or hii^hwavs of the said
City, and chanj^e, increase or diminish th(; same .is
occasion may reciuire, and may limit the number of
cabs to occupy each stand.
34. I'hat all licensed cab owners and dri\ers,\vhen
not actually enj^aL^ed in conveying; or returning from
conveying persons, shall be on their respt.-ctive stands
ready for employment daily, except in cases of sick-
ness or other reasonable cause ; any wilful infraction
of this provision shall subject the ow!H;r to the forfeit-
ure of his license, in th(^ discretion of the Police Com-
missioners.
^yo
<Mr(l of
:(-•(!, or is
lost or
iti.iM- lo
K' saiiK',
)ii.stal)]c,
H' Chief
card of
-'nty-five
or cabs
one on
the rah
(1 a half
on riin-
lall affix
his cah
li_mircs,
■ctl, or if
ay have
I, as pro-
,' nsohi-
sed cahs
the said
same as
iiil)i'r of
rs, wlieii
i_l;' troiii
: stands
t)f sick-
frartioii
lorfcit-
i' Coin-
Driver not to
ap|)uur on titiiiiil
i>r pluCL* fur liiie
uii Suiiduy.
N'o pliR'fc to bu
visiil l)y owner
or driver of culi
as u Btaiiil or
place of liiii*iiieH!4
except the plactM
aii„ii;iiuil liy
lioaril or ilesii;-
nateil li.v persons
ill ('liiir);e of rail-
way depots.
35. That no driver of a cab shall appear on any
stand or place for hire on Sunday.
36. That no owner or owners or driver of any
licensed cab shall use as a cab-stand or stoppin<^-place
for business, with or without his or their cab, any
street or place other than those desijj^nated and ap-
pointed as cab stands by the said lioard of Commis-
sioners, or such [)lace or places as may be designated
and appointed by the persons haviniL;- eharoe of any
railway depot.
-i.":. I h.at the drivers shall be decently dressed and i>ressaiidcon-
ci\ il and well-behaved, and while on then* stands shall
sit or stand sufficiently nc.-ar to their cabs to have per-
fect control over their horses, and shall not stand in
oroups or in anywis(! obstruct the use of the sidewalks,
or needlessly snaj) tlunV whips or make any loud noise
or disturl)ance, or use obscene, impertinent or abusive
laiiL^ua^e, or molest, annoy or insult th(; owners, occu-
piers, inmates or inhabit^mts ol any house opposite to
or in the vicinitv of their stands, or anv passeni/ers or
Other person.
V*^. That no persons licensed under tliis By-law. f^iHty to
y Ml • 1 1 horses furliiiKleii
shall abuse or ill-treat or i)ermit so to l)e any horse or
horses used by them.
39. 'I'hat no person driving;' under this By-law shall nnver not to
loiter about the streets with his or th(Mr cabs.
1.0 iter !i li •■ II t
btriets with I'iib.
40. That every c.'d), when oft the stand in any f'»'' «'"-" "^
' , ^ • I 1 1 11 >*''"i<' III street to
street, lane: or alley, with horse or horses attached, '«' '" <'">'«'^ -f
1 II 1 • 1 I r 1 1 'some person
shall be in the charije ol some person ahove the acre 01 •''•"*'-' s'Meen
si.\te(;n years, to take can: ol such cab and tin: horse"
or horses attached.
Sniicilatioii til
41. That no person licensed under this By-law [I ^"'' •■'"""'"•
;6
mi
shall solicit any pci-soii to take or us(^ his or their cih,
but th(; person wishintj;- to use or enj^anc! any such ( ali
shall be left to choose without any int<'rruption or
so
licitat
ion.
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III'*' ..
Piity iif lii'oii-
si'd iiil) (iwiur
iiiiil iltivir us to
siMvniy (ii'rs.iiis
ilisiriiiy; tn In;
IKlSSUIIfiLrsl.
42. That ever)- jjerson lic( used under this Uy-law,
throuL^h himself or his driver, shall serve the first per-
son re(juirinu;' his cab, and if he pleatl that he has ac-
cepted a i)re.\ ions order and lherelor(^ cannot lake die
present ortler, \\v. shall on demand i^ive the; name of
the pc.-rson to whom he has so eni^a^fnl to^'ether w ith
his residence and the hour, time and place; of his ap-
|)ointmenl; but no dri\'er shall be compelled to Like
anv order it the part\' cal
lint
nim owes mm lor
ire
vious eaine(
1 f,
U'e, un
til tl
le same
)e
)ai(
A|>)'iiiijtii,,'iits
to lie Kt'|il. iiml
llctMl'ii'il i:ili ill
vcrtiisrivc u'
i':illi'(l oil
43. 'Idiat e\'er\ person or persons llcensi il undi
'i!this [i\-law, tlu'ouL^h himself or his drixcr. shall pii
l""!,,,v tually k(;('p alMiis app()nitin('nls and sliall unltiss
in-
hi'
|)urKiiii \\ [m> 111:1 \'
ruiiuiii! I I iiS'-'
Instill).
cab has been prc.-viously eni;aL;"ed ser\e at an\- place
id
witnm Jie sail
1 City
and at an)' speci
lied t
line w
hell
ler
by da\ or nij^ht (but within twenty-lour hours ol the
time: ot receiviuL;' the order) an\' person who may re-
r(ii;i:t\ f.ir re
fiisil.
(pure Ins cat), and
i;ai^cMnent or be
eiiLi'aij'ement he sha
lie
iia
11
ncL-Iect to hiltil his tn-
not i)unctiial to the time of
lus
II
\\\-V
iw
subject to the penalties ol this
UKl anv person so orderme- a cal) an
1 not
afterwards usin^' the same shall i)ay to the drix'cr ol
the cab the fare that he woulil haxa; been en
titl
vx\
to
have received the same as il the service had bt:en per-
formed for which he was en''aL!('d.
•aril
t'liiitaliuii;:
i.,,„i,iitin,. „f 44. That each dri\c;r on each occasion when his
cab is hired shall when demanded of him hand to the
|)erson employing' him a card in the form \\ to this \\\-
tarilT uf lutrs.
aw annexed, ane
il sucl
1 card sna
1! 1
)e so SO')!! as tlu
th
or(
ler sliiill lia\-e been fuHilled ivtiinieil lo the said
K'ir (Ml),
'iich call
i5y-law,
rst |)cr-
Iias ac-
akc the
laiiic of
icr with
his ap-
to lake
or jir,--
iindcr
piiiu-
l<:ss his
\" [>lai:(;
whether
i of the
ma\- re-
his 'cii-
ol his
> ol (his
nd iKn
\\vx of
titxl to
:(.'ii pcr-
icii his
to the
Ilis P,y-
as the
(' said
25/
chivcr, except in case of dispute regarding- the fare to
be paid, or of any infraction by the driver or owner of
the. cab of the provisions of this By-law, in which case
the person employing such cab shall retain the card
until his complaint is settled by proper authority.
45. That every driver licensed under this By-law owntrto;;ive
shall give his name and number and show his tariff numi')er"\ir"n
when demanded to any person having employed hin/^'"""^'**"'*
or oft'ering to employ him, or to any one to whom in-
jury may have been done by his horse or vehicle.
46. Tha*^ all licensed cabs shall travel at the rate Minimum ^pec;i
ol SIX miles an hour at the least, unless Irom accidental travti.
causes, or when otherwise expressly desired by the
l)assenger.
47. Idiat no person driving under this By-law shall immoderate
HL. 1 1 1. ^1 i i (Irivinu proliiliit-
op or go at an unreasonable rate on the streets, ored.
at any railroad station or any [lace of resort, or block
up the road or access thereto, or stop upon any of the
public crossings of the streets.
4S. That no person shall be permitted to sit on the no person to
hox with the driver, or anywhere about the cab, with- without' coiment
1 ,• « 1 . 1 1 r" . 0' iicrson em-
out the consent of the person employing such cab nrstpio>intr.;ab.
expressly given for that i)urpose.
cr not to
any nno
88 "driver
49. That no driver of a cab shall allow any other ,),!,
person to act as driver thereof in his place, unless in}''™{'
the case of an owner or owners of cabs who employ ''ise'ofsScBs!
drivers, when in case of sickness or other sufficients,'/,^" ^v^iwon"
cause the licensed driver may not be able to drive ;e;',;Jg,,;,'ie, ^''''■'
and in such case permission may be granted tempo-
rarily to another driver, with the consent of the Chief
Constable.
258
luinners not zQ, That HO pcrson Hcensccl or authorized to drive
to be employed i i • t-. i i 1 1 i 11
in concert with ufidcr this Bv-law shall employ or allow any runner or
persons licensed , ' . ^ ^ ■'.,,.
in obtainintr pas- Other oerson to assist or act in concert with him in
senders or biij,'- , ^ . \ , ^ ^ ,
!r*Ke. obtaining any passenger or bagg?jge at any of the
stands, railroads stations or elsewhere in the said city.
<■>•■ r, •»
"■ ...<■•■'
;- ■
•
ii>
Driverstotake ri. That evcry driver shall take due care of all
care of property ^ , 1 i 1 • 1 11.
entrusted toproperty that may be delivered or entrusted to hiin
them, and pro- * ^ •' r 1 • 111
nerty ornumey 1 or conveyance or sate-keepinijf ; and all property or
left in cab to be , / . , . , 1 n 1 r 1 • 1 it 1
delivered to monev lett in his cab shall be lortnwith delivered over
owner if known, , ' . , • r 1
and if not left at to the pcrsoH ovvninii- the same, or it the owner cannot
Police Station. 1 r 11 1 1^ i- r^ .
at once be lound, then at the nearest rolice Station,
with all information in his possession reLrardinir the
same.
No greater fares 52- That it sliall not be Uuvful for the owner or
l!'rbV%*"iaw" to owners or driver of any licensed cab to demand or
betaken. receivo higher rates and charges than those mentioned
and specified in this By-law, exclusive of tolls, whethcr
the same shall Ik; estimated by distance or by time.
Chief Constable 53- That if at any time there shall be a number of
uonsastostind^cabs. Carriages or other vehicles in any street, square,
numimrof''them public or private place within the said City, any Con-
stable may give directions respecting the standing of
such cabs, carriages and other vehicles and the route
they shall go, and every driver of such cabs, carriages
or other vehicles shall immediately conform to such
directions.
in street.
Tariff of ciiarircs 54- That the following shall be the tariff of charges
iwo-horse cab. j-^^ cabs and omnibuses in the City of London :
Takffi" of Charces — Two-HokSE Cahs.
r'or conveying one pass(;nger from one place to
another within the limits of the City, with right to re-
turn to place of starting within five minutes, twenty-
59
to drive
inner or
him in
of the
aid city.
e of all
to him
3erty or
cd over
cannot
Station,
lin<r the
wncr or
nand or
nit i( -net!
whether
time.
nnber of
square,
ny Con-
id iny of
le route
arriages
to such
charges
s.
)lac(' to
It to re-
tvvent\ -
five cents. Half fare allowed on return if detention
exceeds five minutes, and full fare if the detention ex-
ceeds fifteen minutes.
DouHi.K-HoRSK Cai;s iiv riiK Hour.
l''or the first hour completed in conveyinsf one to i)..ui,u..i„..so
four passengers one dollar, and lor each subsequent
hour one dollar, and for fractional parts of an hour at
same rate. Provided always that from ten o'clock to
twelve o'clock p. m. the charge for cabs shall be one-
half more than the aforesaid tariff, and after midnight
to six o'clock in the morning double the aforesaid tariff.
Sv No fare shall be charged for children under charges for
* • (.■i)ilurcii.
eight years of age in charge of an adult ; and for chil-
dren over eight years and under twelve years, half
fare shall be allowed ; over twelve, full fare shall be
allowed.
lie
56. That the owner or driver of every licensed cab nasf-at'e t,
shall carry, without additional charge, besides such """ '
lu<«Tage as may be placed inside the cab, one trunk ; thar-e to 1.0
, "",- ' II'' 1 11 1111 '11 made for addi-
but ior every additional trunk n(^ shall be entitled to tP.imi tr.mvs
rrceive the sum of five cents.
not be rro\isioii8 «»
to overchargL'i
as
ST. The owner or dri\i'r of any cab sha
.'. , . ,- . to overcharge
entitled to recover or receive any lare Irom any person an.i iiisputes a
. , , 1 11 1 1 11 to proper fare.
or persons trom whom nv. shall have ilemanded any
greater jiricc; or rate than Ik; is allowed to receive
under this By-law, or to whom he has refused to give
his card of the tariff of charges, as by the forty-fourth
section of this '^»y-law is provided ; and it shall be the
duty of every Police Officer to be vigilant and active
at all times in preventing extortion and overcharge by
the owner or driver of cabs, and to be conversant with
the cab tariff under this By-law, and any person using
or driving in any cab shall be at liberty at any time to
26o
j'l
i '•'i:
'"•'1;-*
.- f
call upon any Police Constable to inform him the
proper fare to be paid for any drive or distance; jn
question ; and all Police Officers on duty at railway
stations and other places shall have sujjervision over
all vehicles, and the owners and drivers thereof brino--
ino- travellers thereto, and in case of any dispute
between the owner or driver and the .p^'^rty driven as
to the chari^^e to be p.iid for such service, it shall Ik; the
duty of any Police Officer on duty aforesaid to decide
the matter between the parties as to the amount to be
paid, according- to the tariff provided by this By-law ;
and on all occasions when an overcharge; has been
made to the knowledj^e of any I'olice Constable, it
shall be his ihity to [)rosecut(: the offender, irrespective
of the person or pc;rsons from whom such overcliarL^c;
was made.
Ottiicror.iiiv.r .v*^- Ihat it ally owner or dri\fr of a cab sh.ill
lV'''passen!5'"r9 incki^ pcrsOii to euiplo)' him by either knowinL;l\.
mauer9iia'i">''t!'. w^'intonly or ii^niorantly misinformini;-, misleading or
i'*"'''"''""' ''• deceivini^r such person as to tlu; time,- or place of tlic
arrival or departure of any railroad car or other public
conven'ance, or the location or distance; from any part
of the City of an\' r.iilroad depot, hotel, public place or
])rivat(; residence, or shall induce any person to emplov
his cab bv anv false represemtation, or shall in anv
manner or form im|)0se upon or (k;ceive, or in anyway
insult, abuse or ill-treat any person (;mi)l()yinin' him, he
shall be subject to the penalty of this By-law.
Person tmp'o.v- 59- That uo pcrson em[)l()yini4' any cab shall retuse.
fl'Pe "^ when 'his so soon as liis order is completed, to pay the f.u-e
Sod." ^"'"established by this By-law.
Pena:ty for ^O- That any person or persons i^uilty of an infraction
By!ia«.''"""""^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 of the City of London,
linn the
ana; in
railway
on o\(j'r
l)rin<^^-
(lispiito
'iven as
be: tlic
3 tlccido
nt to he
IJy-Iaw ;
IS Ix'cn
table, it
S|K;cti\c
TcharL'C
i\> shall
iwiiiL^K .
dini4 or
L' of the
r piihlic
my |)ait
place or
employ
in any
my way
him, he
n'fiise.
le fare
Taction
on Con-
or any
ondon,
261
on tlie oath or affirmation of any credible witness, for-
feit 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 i)ayment thereof forthwith, it shall and may be law-
ful for the Mayor, Police Magistrate or Justice con-
victing, 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 cost
or costs only by distress and sale of the offender's or
offenders' goods and chattels ; and in case of no suffi-
cient distress to satisfy the said [)enalty and costs, it
shall and Jiiay be lawful for the Alayor, Police Magis-
trate, Justice or Justices convicting, as aforesaid, to
commit the offender or offenders to the Common Jail
of the said City of London, with or without hard labor,
for any period not exceeding six calendar months,
unless the said i)enalty and costs be sooner paid.
61. That all licenses grantetl mider the provisions i.ueuie t.. bo
of this By-law shall be issued l)y the City Clerk, and cierk%luceVto
the following fees shall be paid to him: — For every"'"'
license, one dollar ; for every bond and certificate, fifty
cents.
P.issed this ninth day of I'Y'bruary, A. D. iS/.S^
ALHX. S, ABBOTT, R. LEWIS.
City Clerk. Chairman.
Police Commissioners.
*'■ .-'•'1
ii>
262
FORM "A" (Sec Section No. 2.)
CAIJ MCKNSK.
No
. „ , This is to certify that of No
Form of Cab • i /-• r t i • i i i- ,
Liconso. Street, in the City ot London, is hereby licensjMl lo
keep a cab for hire in the said City.
This license is to be in force (after payment of the
hcense fee) from the day of the date hereof until the
first day of March following, unless sooner sus[)cndcd
or forfeited.
Provided, nevertheless, that he, the said
shall observe and keep all such laws of this Province,
and such By-laws, Rules and Rci^ulations as are now
or hereafter may be in force in the said City respect-
ing cabs.
Dated at the City of London, this day of
in the year of our Lord on(; thousanl eight
hundred and
By order of the Commissioners of PoHce lor the
City of London.
Ciiicf Constal^lc.
Authontj to In pursuance of the eighteenth Section of the By-
e.npioy driver, j,^^^ ^f j|^^ ^3^.^^^ ^^ Comiiiissioners of Police for the
City of London, passed on the day of
A. I). 18. . . it is approved that the cab licensed herein
shall be driven by of the City of London.
subject to all the provisions of the said By-law.
Dated this day of .-\. D. i8 . .
Chief Constable.
!^
•ns!,'(l to
nt of th(j
intil the
isi)cnck'cl
^rovincc.
u-(.i now
respect-
. .nay of
n 1 einrht
(•T the
t.iblc.
llu: liy-
lor tlic
1 h'.iT'in
.ondon,
istablc.
263
This is to certify that named in this license ueccipt ..r
has paid me the sum of dollars, beinii^ the license lit^ens^lffee'"^'"'
fee for a cab, payable under the By-law of the Board
of Commissioners of Police for the City of London,
passed on the day of A. I). 1 8 . ...
Dated this day of A. D. 1 8 . . .
Treasurer of the City of London.
In pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Com- Authority t..
missioners ot rolice tor the City ot London, passed on
the day of A. D. i8. . ., this license is
hereby transferred to of No street,
in the said City of London, subject to the conditions
tlicrein contained.
I )atcd this day of A. D. 1 8 . . .
Chief Constable.
In pursuance of the twenty-first Section of the
Hv-lavv of the Board of Commissioners of Police for '"stating' ikeime
the City ot London, passed on the day of
A. 1). i8. . ., I hereby certify that this license, which
was suspended on the day of last, is
from the datt^ of this certificate again operative, and of
the same force and effect as if the same had never
been suspended.
Dated this day of A. D. 1 8 . . .
In licenses for omnibuses insert the words "an
omnibus" for the word "a cab" and the word "omnibus"
or "omnibuses" for the word "cab" or "cabs" in the
a])ove forms, and insert the following; at the end of the
first clause of the first form : " Capable of accommo-
datinij^ at one time persons in the inside, and
persons on the outside thereof"
J
^
:? '•1*-'::^^
1
, 1
l-W"..-*"
Im
, i»."«",,«<
l(
(•■'' --J
1^ *«:.>
*S i::-i
, i
r\-' •
••'
Ih
' 264
(or II' FOR IIOTKL OMNIilUS.)
"Capable of accommodating'' at one time
persons in the inside and persons on tlu; out-
side tliereof."
Petition fur
lieenso.
FORM "B" (See Section No. 8.)
7o the Board of Connnissioiirrs of Polite' for (Jic City
of London :
The petition of of tlie City of London,
sii i:\vi; TH :
That I am the owner of a double horse cab, and
am desirous of procurin^ij a license for the same ;
That I reside at No
City of London ;
street, in the said
That I am of the full age of twenty-one years ;
That the names of my sureties are of No.
street, in said City (freeholder or house-
holder), and of No street in saitl City
(freeholder or householder).
Your pe.'tioner therefon; prays.
That the said cab, the horses and appurtenances
thereto belonu;in<4", may be ins[)ccted with all con-
venient speed, and that your petitioner may have
granted to him a cab license for the same.
Dated at London this. . . .day of A.D, 18. .
In application for licenses for omnibuses insert the
words "an omnibus" for the words "a double horse cab"
and the word "omnibus" for the word "cab" wherever
they respectively occur in above form.
tlK; uiit-
Ihc City
London,
KWKTII :
cab, and
lie ;
the said
■cars ;
.of No.
r house-
aid Citv
265
(or if for IIOTFI, OMNinUS.)
That I am a licensed hotel-keeper, of the premises
known as and 1 purpose to run the said omni-
bus from the said premises witli passeni^^ers to and from
railway stations.
FORM " C '• (See Section No. 8).
To the Board of Commissioners of Police for the City
of London.
The within applicant is a proper person to have ''^ ^^'^^;[''^:i^^i;l
cab (or an omnibus) license, and his cab (or omnibus), i..^fav,,r';f^^^^^^^^^^^^
horses, harness or other appurtenances belonging;
thereto are in a fit and proper condition, and are suit-
able for the public use, and all retjuisite conditions
have been by him complied with.
Dated this
. .(lav of A. I). 1 S
Chief Constable.
FORM "D" (See Section No. 13).
:e nances
all con-
:iy have
D. 18..
isert th(;
rse cab"
herevcr
liond to be
Know all men by these presents that we
of the City of London, in the County of Middlesex ^i;-' ''v/'t^
and Province of Ontario and of the^"^''''-
same place are respectively and severally held
and firmly bound unto the Corporation of the City ot
London in the respective sums following, that is to
say : I, the said in the sum of one hundred
dollars of lawful money of Canada, and each of us, the
said and in the sum of one hundred
dollars of lawful money of Canada, to be paid to the
II
«•■■;-»
«!•
!^ ill
2i)h
siiid Corporation of tlic City of London, their succes-
sors or assi<^ns, for which several i^aynients well and
truly to be paid, each of us doth hind himself, his
heirs, executors and administrators severally and re-
s[)ectively (but not jointly or one. for the other) finnly
by these [)resents.
Sealed with our respective seals, and dated this
day of in the year of our Lord one
thousand ei<'ht hundred and
Whereas, the above named hath api)lit:cl
for a license to keep a cab (or an omnibus) for hire in
the said City of Londi)n, and the said have
agreed to become secLH'ity with the said for
the due performance by the said of all Acts
of the Legislature, as well as the jjrovisions of a l)y-
law of the Hoard of Commissioners of Police for the
City of London, entitled "A Hy-law relating- to cabs,
carriages, omnibuses and other vehicles used for hire
for the conveyance of persons in the City of London,"
and passed the day of A. J3. i8. . . .and
all other Hy-laws, Rules and Regulations in force, from
time to time made bv the said Board of Commissicjn-
ers of Police, for the licensinLr and re''"ulatin!j' of cabs
(or omnibuses) and other \ehicles used for hire for the
conveyance of persons in the said City of London.
And whereas it has also been agreed by the above
bounden parties that in any suit to be broui^ht u[)on
this 13ond for an infraction of any of the said Acts of
the Legislature, or of any of the said By-laws, Rules
and Regulations of the said Jioard of Commissioners
of Police, the Corporation of the said City of London
shall be entitled to recover from time to time, as dam-
ages for every breach, a sum not exceeding the sum ol
fifty dollars, and the penalty of this Bond shall stand
as security not only for the sum so recovered, in re-
!67
1' siicccs-
wcll and
nscir. his
and re-
•r) linnly
atcd this
^ord one
l> ai)j)h\xl
r hin; in
• • . have
for
all Acts
Jl" a |{y.
for th(.'
to cabs,
lor hire
-ondon,"
• . . .ami
I'cH-', iVoin
mission-
■ of cabs
ti for the
don.
ic above
lit upon
Acts of
i, Rules
ssioners
London
IS dam-
sum of
I stand
, in re-
spect of tin; [jarticular hrcach or l)r{;aches suetl for, but
for any subsc(|ucnt broach or ])reach(:s in vvbicli the
damages shall be assessed in like manner.
Now the condition of this oblii^ation is such tbat if
the said do and shall, at all times hereafter,
during- the currency of the said license, well and truly
obey and observe all the said Acts of the LeL,nsla-
ture and all the said liy-laws, Rules and Rei,ailations
of the said Uoard of Commissioners in force; during;'
the said period, then this ol)liL;ation shall be void, or
otherwise shall remain in full force.
Sii^ned, Sealed and I)eliver{;d |
in presence; of )
I-ORM "b: '■ (See Section Xo. 44).
Cab No
Every cabman, on each occasion when his cab is,,,^',',;,'^;,' J,'',,|,'^":
hired, shall, if demanded of him. hand his card to the^.;;;;|^',«|"i':">i''!f
person employing him.
No fan; is to l)e paid to an\' cabman who refuses to
hand this c.u'd to the person employinsj^ him, or who
demands a Qrcatcr rate; than a]low(;d bv the followinij-
tariff:
b'or conveying each person from one [jlace to
another within the limits of the City of London, with
right to r(;turn within five; minutes from time; of arrival
at elestinatie)n, twenty-five cents ; half fare- in additie)n
if detention exceeds fi\e; minutes, and full fare for
return if detention e.\c<;eds Hfteen minutes.
26S
'-'4
■r'
wiiHN i:ngaged by Tin: hour.
For the first hour cOiiipleted in conveying one to
four persons, one dollar ; for each subsequent hour one
dollar, and for fractional parts of an hour at the same
rate.
Provided always that from ten o'clock p. ni. to
twelve o'clock, midnight, the charge shall be one-half
more than the above tariff, and from after midnight to
six o'clock a. m. double the above tariff
No charge for children under eight years of age if
in charge of an adult, and for children over eight and
under twelve vears of aij^e half fare shall be charged
Every cab shall carry without additional charge,
besides such luggage as may be placed inside the cab,
one trunk, and for everv additional trunk the charfc
shall be five cents.
Passed this ninlh (Ia\- (A' h'ebruary, 1S7S.
ALEX. S. ABBOT r, R. LEWIS,
Clerk. Mayor.
Chairman Board of Police Commissioners.
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269
^ one to
hour one
he same
p. 111. to
one-half
hiii^dit to
)f a_iL;e if
iglit and
arged.
chari^c,
the cal),
chan>c
sioners.
BY-LAW
To Amend the By-law Relating to Cabs,
Carriages, Omnibuses and Other Vehicles
for Hire for the Conveyance of Persons in
the City of London.
WnEur.As it is expedient to amend the Hy-hiw
mentioned in the title of this By-law, and pas ed on
the nintli day of I'^ebruary last;
Be it therefore enacted by the Board of Commis-
sioners of Police for the City of London, a?; follows :
1. That Section forty-three of the said By-law be ^.^s;-^;- ^4, of
and the me is hereby amend(;d by strikinij: out the J;;eb. .87S)an.on.
words " ind at any" at the end of the fifth line, all
the words in the sixth and seventh lines and the word
••order" in the ei.i^duli line of the printed copy of the
said By-law, and substituting- therefor the words
" durine the hours in -A'hich he Is u[)on die stand."
Passed this sixdi day of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eiglit.
A. S. ABBOTT,
Clerk.
(Sl-ned^
k. LEWIS,
Chairman Police Commissioners
273
BY-LAW.
Relating Lo Owners of Livei-y Stables.
la" ■'■'
t.i"'
■If*'
iTcanii.if WnEKKAS by " Tlic Municipal Act" and "The
Municipal Amendment Act of 1S79" power is i^n'ven
to tlie IJoard of Commissioners of Police in clti'-s to
ret'iilatc and license the owners of liverv stal>' '.
The Pioard of Commissioners of Police for tlu:
Citv of London therefore enact as follow. :
I. That from and after the passing of this lU'-law
ini; In livery ih(' Acts and P)V-laws of tlie r\lunicii)al Council of the
lent with ihisLorporation ol the Cit\' of Lond(^n relatin''- to li\(:r\
H.vhiw iv|ii!il.(l ' ■ r • 1 /-• r I 1 '
stables and the owners thereof in the City ot London
and all Acts and Py-laws of the said Municipal Coun-
cil heretofore assumed by the said P)oard of Comniis-
siontM's of l\olice which are inconsistent with th(!
provisions of this P\--Iaw shall he and the same are
hereby repealed.
KcipiTK of 2. Thai Irom <uul .iflcr the j)assinL; ()l this IK-Ijv
hu lictiisci. no [)crson shall c.irr)' on the business of a li\cr\ stable
keeper within tlu! limits of the Cit)' of London with-
out ha\ in^' first oblaiiK'd a hcense irom the said P)oar(l
Kunnnfii.u.s of Coiumissioners of j'olice. which said license may be
in the form "A" to this jiv-law annexed
wih. t.. im fi. That every person keeping horses or horses and
sttti.if koqitrs. vehicles lor liu'e Other than such as may be mcnided m
antl lic(Mised under th(; lb daw n latiiii; to cabs, lai
riaj^es and omnilnises, &c., passed on the ninth day ol
Lebruary A.I). 1878, and other than carters or dray
2;i
es.
■ > to
(or thf
1 of the
i li\(.'r\
I-ondun
il Coiiii-
'oiiiiiiis-
ilh the
^nic arc
P)y-l..u
i stal)lc
II uitli-
JJoan!
inav l)c
iC's and
1(1(^1 ill
-i, lar
(lay ol
<lra\
men, sliall be deemed a livery stable keeper within the
mcaninLC of this Bydaw, and shall be reciuired to take
out a license thereunder annuall)-.
4, That all licenses t^ranted under this By-law shall i.ironsistu i...
be issued from the office of the City Clerk of the said Lv'rk on' KJui'I:t
City of London at the City Hall in the said City on (•inc7consu"i.K'I
■ A. C a.\ i'j' 1. 1 ' C c 1 i 1" ami to t'xpiru on
receii)t ot the certificate nereinatter referred to from ■ March in cad.
the Chief Constable, and shall, unless sooner forfeited, ''''"^'
c.\I)ire on the lirst day of March in each year.
5, That no license or transfer of license shall be n„ lucuso to
-ranted under this B)-law (except upon i)etition by thejHam.railu a"-
applicant to the said IJoard of Commissioners of l'o-[womSie'
lice praying for the same, which said j^etition shall be
dei'vered to the Chief Constable at his oftice and may
be in th(.' form " B" to this By-law ann(.'xed ; nor until
th(- Chief Constable sliall have certifietl that the ap-
plicant is a fit .uid proper person to have a license and
that his premises, vehicles, horses, hariK^ss and other
e(]uipnu.nts ;.re in .1 tit ami proper condition and are
suitable for the [)ublic use, and that all the conilitions
recjuircd by law and by the by-laws, rules and regula-
tions of the s.iid Board of Commissioners of Police
have been com )lied with, which said certificate shall
be endorsed upon X.\ui said petition and may be in the
form " C " to this Bv-law annexed,
6, Tb.;!t no license shall be granted to any person r,i..M,8c m.t to
under the age of twenty-one years. '"'""' """"'"■
That the fees to be hereafter paid for licenses f-'^sf-nictiHCj
issued under this By-law shall be as follows :
If
{a.) I^y every person owning a livery ;;table twenty-
live dollars shall l)e paid.
(^.) I'or each transft .- of a license the sum of two
dollars shall bt paid by the applicant therefor.
272
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Proviso as to (^.) Proviclccl alvvavs that the amount to be naid
1008 for licoiisos ^ ' ^ 1 *
isHutHiaftertom- for any license issued after the present year (iStq\
inencciiiuiit of \ r 1 r i 1 1 <- \ ^^
license .vLur. betwcen the nrst day ot January and tlie hrst daj- ot"
April in any year sh.ill be the same as the chancre for
the full year ; for any license issued subsequently to
the first day of April and prior to the first day of
July the amount shall be three-fourths of the chan-c
for the full year, and for any license issued subsequent-
ly to the first day of July the amount shall be
one-half of the char^^e for the full year ; but for this
present year (1S79) the charge in all cases shall be the
chariLj^e for the full year unless the persons show to tlic
satisfaction of the Board of Commissioners of Police
th, t they owned such livery stables for a less period
than a whole year.
Proviso- license {d.) Provided also that evcry Hconse or transferor
lnftii^L8Vi''i"''l'^<-'"^^ .L,^ranted under this Hy-law shall be invalitl, In-
MT^ooei^.t "111' operative; and of no effect until the applicant has jjaid
uinei ihercf..r.^^ ^j^^ Treasurer of the City of London the sum fixed
therefor by this By-law, and lias obtained a receipt for
such payment on the said license, signed by the saiil
Treasurer.
Person takin- J^. That evory [)erson in whose nanu; a license is
"oiUuered owip take.n out for a livery stable shall be considered the
*""■ owner thereof for the purposes of this I3y-law and
shall be liable to the penalties her(;in contained.
Q. That any person licensed under this iU'-law
License niav be , ."^ , , / ' , , . , i i •
tranHfcrrcu. ■ havuiij: soltl or Icasecl or otherwise translerred or dis-
posed of his livery stable, may have his license trans-
ferred to the purchaser, lessee or transferee, if ap-
proved of by the Board of 'Commissioners of Police —
the transferee hrst complymg with the provisions of
sub-section (d) of section seven of this P)y-law.
IC
> 'j(! paid
'• (''^;9)
t da)- of
"»i".^''(' for
iitJy to
clay of
charire
^(-quent-
hall b(,
tor this
I be the
^v to the
•r Poh'cc'
!H.'ri();l
nsfcr of
aJid, in-
las j)aicl
ni fixed
:cipt for
he said
Xinse IS
red the
i\v and
Hydaw
yr ch's-
trans-
if ap-
)h'cc —
ons of
^7^0
Owners of
liviTy Ht;ihlc8 to
k t!0 p 8t Ik lilog
dean mill vt'lii-
cIcB, Ac, |>rii|>ur
:>iiil Hutlli'iuntfiir
their Work, and
in uiiaoof (lufiuilt
licunso may Ih)
8 II 8 p ndcMl Ity
Chid Con8U»l)li',
aiilijci't to ap-
IKsallulliu liuard
10. That every owner of a livery stable licensed
under this Hy-law must keep his stables continually
clean, dry and in good repair, with the vehicles, har-
•less tackling and equipments used in connection witli
the same and with horses proper and sufficient to do
their work, and that whenever the owner of any livery
stable having a license for keeping the same under
this Hydaw receives notice, to be given to him or hij
agent, signed by the Chit;f Constable, that such stable
or any vehicle, horse, harness or e(iuipmenl belonging
to the same is not in a fit condition for public
use or in accordance with this Hy-law pointing out
hriclly the reason thereof, such notice shall operate and
be a suspension of his license and the same shall there-
upon remain suspended and wholly inoperative until the
said owner shall have again oblained acertificate signed
by the Chief Constable and endorsed upon his license.
Proviiled that any livery stabh* owner shall always
have the right of appeal to the Hoard of Commission
ers of Police.
I I. That every owner of a livery stable, licensed <>«n.T8 of
uiuler tliis Hy-law shall, when re(|uired, submit hisH'lt..mt'"t'hcir
1 , ] 1 1 • 1 1 i.1 • ^ Htiihlts Ale, f(ir
Stables, harness, horses, vehicles and other equi|)mentsinHpucfion when
lor the inspection of th(i Chic^f Constable* both before '"'""^*
and during the continuance of his license, and no
owner shall at any time prevent or hinder the Chief
Constable or oiIkm' person authorized by him from
entering the stables of such owner for the purpose of
ins] K'cti ng the same.
12. The owners and occupants of livery stables \phicio» not
within the City of London shall not wash or cle.m streets or*'to' en"
.1 • ■ ,1 1-1 I cumber the »«nie
their carriages or other vehicles or horses or cause
them to be washed or cleaned in the streets or public
highways or otherwise encumber the .same,
2 74
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1 jf**''*
llorsoB or vtj-
hicluH lint to III'
I r No such owner so licensed as aforesaid shall
hU'lUHIIllt to III' , ' , . , , 1 t ■ I .
Mtoim.icii.inu-lct or liirc anv liorse or horse and veliicle to any notu-
tcrHitr women (if • i i i i r mi r
riously l)acl cliaracters or women ol ill-lanie.
ill'fuiiiu.
ijoiini may BUS- 1 4. Tile Said Hoard of Commissioners of l\)lia'
pond or ciiiicul ^ . . .. ,, t.,
license- for viohi- may Irom tnne to tmie enfiuire mto any ailc^LTed viol i
lion of provi- . /- ^1 • • 1 • . r.l'- 11 t
Bioiia of uyiaw. tion of tlic provisions antl recjinrements ol this IJydavv,
and by resolution sus[)end for such time as they may
think j)ro|)er, cancel or abrogate any license L;iven
hereuniler, if upon such eiKiuiry they fuid that an>
ly p
son havim; such license hertnuuier has violateil any uf
the provisions or ri'(|uiremijnls of this i>y-Iaw, and
every license shall he suspend(.'d Irom the tiiiu; the
owner thereof shall hav(; received notice of the rcsolu
tion of the said IJoard of Commissioners of Politv
suspendinL,^ the sauK- until the end of tlu' period iiicii-
DSC
Honed m tlu; saitl resolution, anil no person wIk
license h.is been so cancelled or al)roL;ated shall he
aL;ain licensed under this l>ydaw wilhin twelve calendar
months thereafter, if in the nsolution declarin;,; the
same to Ik; cancelled it shall a])|)ear that the violatic
of this By law was wilful in the parli( iilar instance.
)n
!,i(oi.!..,ii..wii. 15. That any ovvner ol a li\cry sl.dilc r<'liisin'^ to
er of liverystiitili! . ",-/■• 1 • r • n i- / v.r / •
r.fuBiiii; toirive ollicial iiitormation to any 1 olice ( )tli(\r or Ion
KJvc ollii'iiil in " . , . , • i ■ i i
forniation i..stal)le as to parties to whom iiorses or veliicles havr
Pnlici' (lllicir or , i • i r • i • /-
(■..iiHtaiiii! may been hired, or ri'lusinLT .iny other mlormation ron
111' tiiisV'Mcli'il C)r 1-11' '• "11 1 • 1 > 1
canwiie.i. nect(;d with his occupation reijuired hy thi^ liy-law, or
by any ntso'ution'ol the said Hoard of Commission* is
of Police, ol which he shall have information or notice,
shall be a suHicient L;roimd, when established to the.
satislaction of the; Hoard of Commissioners ol l*olic(',
for suspendini; or cancelling; the license of such owner
so rcfusinir to give information as aforesaid.
Ill - treatment
1 6. No person licensed under this I^y-law shall
hibiteT*' '"^" abuse or ill-treat or permit so to be any horse or
horses owned or used by him.
•^-'lid shall
•i>iy noto-
'i^VAl
II
'>n\)]ic,.
' viol, I
■'^ '5y-Iaw.
iliey may
t any pt,.,-.
t<-tl any of
'-J^iw. and
time the
Ik: rcsohi
of I'oliVr
riod nicii-
ion whose
1 sh.ill h,.
'•calendar
'ann_L,r the
' Violation
istance.
■'iisinL; U)
r or Con-
nies havr
lion roii-
^y-law, or
nissioniM's
f>r notic',,',
■d to the
)<■ Poh'cc.
t h owner
law shall
horse or
17. That all property or money left in any vehicle Property or
bc'loni(inir to any livery stable owner licensed under "eZX tot do-
this iJy-l'inv shall be forthwith delivered over to the llrTu it i"rx.
person ovvnin<^r the same, or if the owner cannot atca^inoTiiorouna'
once be found, then at the nearest Police Station, with
all information in the possession of the owner of such
vehicle regarding the same.
18. That no person hiring any horse or horse and perflcmahirinK
vehicle from the owner of any livery stable licensed dus''ma to n'tiwe
under this l>y-law shall refuse; to pay the fare: or hireL'ire'.'"* '"'" "'
for the same when he retiiri\s any such horse or horse
and vehicle.
19. That any person or persons guilty of an in-
fraction of any of the provisions of this IJy-law shall,
upon conviction befon; the Mayor, P(jl*ce Magistrate
or any Justice or Justic(;s of the Peace for the City of
London, on tlie oath or afhrmation of any credible
witness, forfeit and jpay at the discretion of the said
Mayor, Police; Magistrate, justice 01 Justices convict-
ing, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollars
lor each offence, together with the costs of prosecution,
aiul in default of |)ayment then.'of forthwith it may and
shall be lawful for the Mayor, Police; Magistrate', Jus-
tice; or justices ce)nvicting as afore-saiel to issue a war-
rant under his hanel anel seal, e)r in case e)f the; Maye)r,
Pe)lice: Magistrate: and Justice; or Justices or any of
the-iii acting toge;lhe'r therein, then unde;r the hanel anel
seal e)f one; of the'in, to levy the saiel penalt)' and e'osts
or (Mjsts e)nly by distre'ss anel sale of the eiffeneler's e)r
offenele;rs' g;exods and chatte;ls, anel in Ctvse o( no sutfi-
cie:nt e]istre;ss te) satisfy the saiel penalty and costs or
':e)sts only, as the; case may be, it shall anel m.iy be-
lawful for the: Mayor, Police Magistrate, Justice or
Justices ce)nvicting as afore-saiel toce:)mmit the; offenele'r
or e)ffende'rs to the Commejn Jail of the County e)f
Mieldlese;x, with or withe)ut hare! labor, for any perie)el
IViialtv.
2/6
li>
not cxceeclinL( twenty-one clays, unless the said penalty
and costs or costs only, as the case may be, be sooner
paid.
Passed this thirteenth day of I)ecenib(M", A. 1)
1879.
Aij:X. S. ABIJOTT. R. Ll-WlS.
Cl(;rk. Chairman
I'lilice Commissioners
I'ORM "A" (Sec S(;c. 2).
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1 -«
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j.i\i;k\ >i.\i:ii: i.k i n.^k
N
o.
Korui uf lictliite
This is to ccrlily that ot N
(),
street, in the Ward of the; City of London, \'*>
hereby licensed to keep a livery stable in th(.' said
City.
i'his license; is to be in force (after payment of the
license; f(;e) from the day ot the date; hereof until du;
thirty -fu'st day of I )('cemb('r followintj;^, uidess sooner
suspended or forf(;it('d.
Provided neverth(;less that he, tlu; said
shall observe; and keep all such laws of this Province
and such By-laws, kul(;s and Regulations as are now
or hereafter may be in force; in the said City res[)ectin!L^
th
e owners eM iive;rv s
f li
•y
;tabl'
^\
Dated at the; City e)f Le)ndon this day ol
••••*•*•!&■
A. D. 18
^77
]]y order of the Commissioners of Police for the
City of London.
Clerk.
This is to certify that named in this Tr,.nHnr.i'-. re-
license, has paid me the sum ol . dollars, beini^,....
the licensee i\ir. as kc-eper of a livery stable payable
under th<; By-law of th(; Hoard of Commissioners of
Police; for th(; City of London, i)assed on the
day of A. I). iS7().
Dated this day of A. 1 )• iS....
Citv Treasurer.
In pursuance of a resolution of the Board ol Com- ti,..siv. -t n-
missioners of Police for the City of London, passi'd"""'
{,11 the day of A.D. iS;^, this license
is liereby transferred to of No street,
in the Ward in the said City of Lomlon, subject
to the conditions therein contained.
Dated this day of A, 1 ). iS. . . .
Clerk.
in pursuance, of tlu^ fourteenth s(.'ction of the •h'v,;;;;\V;/;'^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
law. passed on the day of A. D. i Sy^.i.n.M sMs,..nM..„
hy tlu; Board of Connnissioners of Police; for th(; City
of London, I hert:by certify that this licen.-.e, which
was susiK-nded on thc! day of is from
the date of this certificate a^.iin operative, and of the
same force and ellect as if the; s.ame had never been
suspended.
Clerk,
m
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I'ORM "H" (Sec Sec. 5).
PETITION.
To tlic Board of Qwiniissioncrs of J*olia' for llic City
of London.
I'etition (or Tlu* petitloii of" of tlic Citv of Loiuloii,
siir.wr.Tii :
That I am owikm' of horses, and am desir-
ous of prociirini; a license for a livery stable.
That I reside at No street, in tlu;
Ward.
I'hat 1 am of the full \v^(\ of twenty-one years.
Your petitioner th(M'efor(? prays that tlie said
horses, stahh's and a|)purtenances thereto helonL^ini;
may Ik- inspected with all conviMiient speed, anil that
your petitioner may have granted to him a license lor
the same.
London, the day of
I'ORM "C" (See Sec. 5).
To the lioard of Con/niissionrrs of Police for the City
of London.
n
cvrtid.ato of I'l'if- within a])[)licant is a proper person to have
mtlon,nwi"'> livery stable license, and his stal)les, horse (or
cant. horses), harness and other appurtenances belon^ini;
said
79
thereto iirc in a fit and proper condition and are suit-
able for the public use, and all retpiisite conditions
have been by him complied with.
Pated this
.day of A. I). i8.
Chief Constable.
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BY«LAV/
For Regulating and Licensing the Owners of
Cai'ts and other Vehicles, used for the
carriage of merchandise, for Hire
in the City of London.
I" 1
ijr"";
'Xhz Board of Commissioners of Police for the
City o{ London enact as follows : —
By-law of 8th I- ^^^^ By-hiw passcd on the ei^dith day of April,
Apn^i. 1808. re-i,^ the year of our Lord, i86S. by the said I')oar(l,
intituled " By-law for Rei^ulatini^ and Licensin_L( the
Owners of Livery Stables, Cabs and other vehicles,"
is hereby repealed.
No pcison to 2. That no person or persons shall engage in the
Vf'cafterwithiu't calling of a carter for hire within the City of London.
•ing icenso . ^^ ^^[xi^ any vehicle for the transportation for hire of
any goods, wares or merchandise or any other thing
whatsoever within the said City of London, without
being licensed so to do.
Keeper of liv
cry stable not
rei
out
1
J-
That nothing herein contained shall render it
V stalile not ^ rii ri- ii' 11
luired to take necessary tor the keeper ot a licensed hvery stable
out license as . , . , . . ,^, ' _ , . 1 11
carter unless he Within thc said City Of Lonclon who shall not carry on
enga^'cs in that . . , . ^ ,
or engage in the business ot a carter, to take out a
carter's license in addition to his license as a livery
stable keeper.
engages
busintss
License requir-
ed for each vehi-
cle.
4. That one license shall not authorize any person
or persons to drive more than one vehicle, but a
license shall be required to be taken out for each
vehicle used.
!.Sl
wnei's of
3r the
re
e for the
of .\pril,
id Pjoard,
nsin_L,r the
vehicles,"
ige in the
London,
)r hire of
her thing-
i, without
render it
ry stable
: carry on
ike out a
'< a livery
y person
e, but a
for each
5, That all licenses issued under this By-law shall J-';7«f,j, i'^,.';;-
be issued by the City Inspector of Licenses upon pro- {^>.'/^p-'j'y;;':
auction of the City Treasurer's receipt for the proper ductionomeaa-
fee payable therefor. fee therefor.
6 That before any person shall obtain a license security to i.e
1 • 1 r ..1 U • 1 f K'ven by appli-
to drive any vehicle tor the purposes hereinbeioreeantforiirense.
mentioned or any of them, he shall enter into a bond
in the penal sum of one hundred dollars, with two
sufficient sureties of fifty dollars each, conditioned on
the observance in all respects of the conditions of
this By-law and all other By-laws or Regulations of
the Board of Police Commissioners of the City of
London now in force or which may be hereafter passed
or promulgated.
7 That the sums to be paid for licenses I'ef ,>" ^^
issued under the provisions ot this By-law shall be
respectively as follows :
For every wagon or other vehicle for the car-
riage of goods for hire (if drawn by one
horse or other animal), per annum $ 2 00
l*\)r every wagon or other vehicle for the car-
riage of goods for hire except lorries (if
drawn by two horses or other animals), per
annum
h"or every lorrie, per annum
S. That no license shall be assignable, and nojj^^enses ..a
person shall assign his or her license or permit any jjo^otheT^^^^^^^
other person to drive his or her vehicle, unless he or|«njjj^i't~
she shall obtain from the Chief Constable permission
in writing (endorsed on his or her license) so to do.
9. That every licensed carter shall when called ^•".t^^^t;;^,^-^;
upon by any of the Police Commissioners or Alder- an^^t;>^pn^^^^^^^^^^
men, or by the Mayor, High Bailiff, Chief of Police, ""'"'"'•■■*•'"•'''•
6 CO
I". 00
2Sj
'1r:r
ill
ft:!
1-'
:.>4
serv
the City Inspector of Licenses, or any of the
Policemen of the City of London, aid and assist
with his cart or other vehicle in the convey-
ance to prison or elsewhere of any person or
persons arrested for any offence within the City of
Fees to be LottdoH ; provided always, that it shall be lawful for
paid therefor on / 11^1 ^ ^ • r
production ofcvery carter so employed to demand and receive for
uertiflcate of •■ 1 ^ f • 1 /- .1 'i.i-
ices rrmier-such employment his regular tare to be paid to him
by the City Council upon producing a certificate of
the services rendered and the amount payable on
account thereof from the person authorizing such
employment.
Licenses to be j Q. That the liconse of every carter shall when
numbered and . ,1 111 111 1
number to be issuecl be numbered, and every carter shall cause the
painted on each , ri-i- ^ r • ^ • 1 i-i
Bide of vciiicie. number ot his license to be fairly painted on each side
of his cart or other vehicle with black paint on a white
ground so as to be easily seen and read.
Person 1 i- II. That cvery person licensed under the pro-
censed toempioy , . /■ 1 • T» 1 1 • ^ r
iliB horse and visions ot this liy-law, and every person in charije of
vehicle when re- 1 • 1 ^ r • r 1 • r 1 • 1 •
quired on pay- any vehiclc used for carriacje tor hire ot goods within
ment or tender ,' .,^^. ^ -, , 111 1 i-i
of fees. the said City ot London shall employ his horse or
horses or other animals or his vehicle for any person
or persons when required for any lawful purpose
(unless he be then actually employed) on payment or
tender of his lesfal fare,
Disorderly 12. That tto person having charge of any vehicle
co^id^uct pi^ohi-jj^gj^g^^ under this By-law shall wantonly snap or
flourish his whip, or at any time needlessly leave such
vehicle or make use of any abusive, obscene, profane,
or impertinent language whatsoever.
On
person
request 1 3. That thc owner, driver, or person havini
licensed
person iicenseu 1 r 1 i*i*^i 'i/^v 111
to give the num- charge ot any such vehicle in the said City, shall upon
ber of his li
cense and tiie being requestcd so to do give the number of his
y of the
md assist
convey-
erson or
I City of
lawful for
iceive for
.id to him
ificate of
yable on
inof such
lall when
cause the
each side
n a white
the pro-
:harge of
:1s within
horse or
y person
purpose
yment or
y vehicle
snap or
ave such
profane,
havino
lall upon
r of his
283
vehicle, the name ot the owner and his or her place --« --^} -^
-. i 1 owner of the
of abOCle. vehicle.
lA That it shall be lawful for the owner or driver pmmpt ,«>-
T- ,«.ii«i 1 1 1. ment of fees to
of every such hired vehicle to demand prompt pay- be made,
ment of his lawful fare or hire of the person or
persons hiring or using the same ; and every person
refusing to pay such fare or hire forthwith shall be
(Tuilty of a breach of this By-law. And any owner
or driver as aforesaid who shall demand or exact any ,^.E.^to^t'«" '"■"■
any greater sum than the lawful fare or hire according ""* '
to the provisions of this By-law, shall be guilty of a
breach thereof.
\K That all licenses shall be in force from the Licenses to be
0' _ •t t r 1 r TV T 1 r 11 • '" force till Ist
issuino- thereof until the first day ot iVlarcn lollowing. March after issue
16. That tb': prices of fares which may be
chartred by the owners or drivers of carts or other
vehicles for the carriage of goods for hire shall be as
follows :
Fares to be
chirked.
For every load carried from one place to
another within the City of London (if in
a vehicle drawn by one horse or other
animal) 25 cents.
If in a vehicle drawn by more than one horse
or other animal 5^
I ". That the word " Carter " shall mean the owner interpretation,
or driver of any wagon, cart, dray or other vehicle for
the transportation for hire of goods, wares or mer-
chandize of any kind.
18. That any person guilty of an infraction of any Penauyj^or^in-
of the provisions of this By-law shall be liable on[.rw""" "
conviction to be lined in any sum not exceeding fifty
dollars exclusive of costs ; and in case of non-payment
of the fine and costs tlv^ same may be levied by dis-
tress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender,
and in case of the non-payment of the fine and there
being no distress found out of which the same can be
levied such offender shall be liable to be imprisoned in
in the Common Gaol of the County of Middlesex
with or without hard labor for any period not exceed-
ing twenty-one days.
Passed the fourteenth day of May, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Mayor.
WILL. ELLIOT, Co. judge.
L. LAWRASON. P. M.
285
d by dis-
: offender,
md there
le can be
risoned in
i'liddlesex
t exceed-
E year of
rhty.
^, Mayor.
). judn-e.
M.
BY-LAW
To Amend the By-law Relating to Owners
of Livery Stables.
The Board of Commissioners of Police for the
City of London, enact as follows :
I Sub-section 'v" of section seven of the By-law J>;^^f- ^°!
nn^sed on the thirteenth day of December last passed. >^-°^;^,^^rd:
ntituled "Bv-law relating to owners of Livery Stables" |^-t'7il^,^;
If hereby repealed, and the following- substituted-b.oucc.ee.
therefor • ('V.' ) Provided always, that the amount to
be paid for any license issued between the first day of
March and the first day of June in any year, shall be
the same as the charge for the full year ; for any
license issued subsequently to the first day of June
and prior to the first day of September m any year,
the amount shall be three-fourths of the charge for
the full year, and for any license issued subsequently
to the first day of September and before the first day
of March following in any year, the amount shall be
one-half the charge for the lull year.
o-ranted under the said By-law shall .^^^^. „y ^,^^^.
2. All licenses ^
be issued by the City Inspector of Licenses
Passed the fourteenth day of May, in the year of
„ur Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
Licenses to be
lued by
Inspector.
(Signed.)
JOHN CAMPBELL, Mayor.
WILL. ELLIOT. Co. Judge.
L. LAWRASON, P. M
IS!
:S6
BY-LAW
II
To Further Amend the By-law Relating to
Cabs, Omnibuses and other Vehicles used
for Hire for the Conveyance of Persons in
the City of London.
The Board of Commissioners of Police for the
City of London enact as follows :
-. . •
If-*"*
Section .5 of By- I- Scctlon "Fifteen" of the By-law passed by the
i^y.^Mmend-said Board on the ninth day of February, in the year
*'*• of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-
eight, intituled, " By-law relating to cabs, carriages,
omnibuses and other vehicles used for hire for the
conveyance of persons in the City of London," is
hereby amended by striking out the words " for each
cab or sleigh drawn by two horses the sum of five
dollars" therein, and substituting therefor the word;,,
For each cab or sleigh drawn by one or more
horses or other animals, the sum of five dollars.'
As to fees for k
liccDBeiJ.
liy-ifiw In ap- 2. I'he provision of and the rates of fare author-
Jil4vn\.voiicuri^ecl to bc chargeil by the said I))--]avv as amended by
oH'icra'nimaR'''^the By-hiw of tile Said Board, passed on the sixth day
of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-eight, shall apply to cabs and
other vehicles drawn by one or more horses or other
animals as well as to double horse cabs.
u'oru" horse" 3- Thc word "liorsc," wherever the same occurs in
Jmi"''nBe(7"forthe Said By-law, includes any animal used for drawing
.iia«uurv.iude8^ cab or other vehicle used for hire for the conveyance
of persons from place to place within the said City.
Kuiin A uiiifii-
<ied.
4. F"orm A to the said By-law is liereby
amended by striking out the words "Chief Constable."
Ifciting to
^\es used
arsons in
-c for the
5ed by the
^ the year
:l seventy-
carriages,
e for the
•nclon," is
" for each
m of five
he words,
or more
ars."
re author-
icnded by
sixth day
and eii^dit
cabs and
or other
occurs in
' drawino^
nveyance
d City,
2^7
at the foot thereof, and substituting therefor the words
«' Inspector of Licenses."
c Sections Sixty and Sixty-one of the ^^ ^^^r'
recited By-law of the ninth day of February, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight, are hereby repealed.
6. Any person guiky of an infraction of any of pcmity
the provisions of the said recited By-laws, or of this
Bv-law, shall be liable on conviction to be fined in any
sum not exceeding Fifty dollars exclusive of costs ;
and in case of non-payment of the fine and costs the
same may be levied by distress and sale of the goods
and chattels of the offender, and in case of r.on-pay-
ment of the fine, and there being no distress found
out of which the same can be levied, such offender
shall be liable to be imprisoned in the common goal
of the County of Middlesex, with or without hard
labour, for any period not exceeding twenty-one days.
Licenses to he
7. All licenses granted under the provisions of the i«-ed^„^- ^i.y
said By-law shall be issued by the City Inspector of
Licenses.
Passed the Fourteenth day of May, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
(Signed),
JOHN CAMPBELL, Mayor.
WILL. ELLIOT, Co. Judge.
L. LAWRASON, P. M.
; hereby
onstable"
-( *
!#*"
'■■>■
.1;
INDEX.
PaRcs.
ABATEMENT OF NUISANCES 25, 29
AcciDKNis— rrecaiitions ai^ainsl, in breaking' uj) streets 53, 54, IQS. 2J3. 214
Adki.aidk Stkkki -tirea'l Western Railway Company anthorized to
• lay tramniad on 179, ISO
AUIOURNMKMS OK COl^NCIl. (see COUNc II..)
Ai)Ui.rr.uAri:i) Akticlks—
Destruction oi 3'
Forfeiture of 3^
Adui.ikuation ok -
I'.irad.
....31
■29. 31
A.
i'"o()d
RKKMKN I— r XT , /-
As to I'.oulevanls to he taken by Board of Works ol
With Hoard of A^jricullure as to Kxliihition ('.rounds 219, 220, 221
,, City Steam Ileatini^ Company 212 to 216
„ Cori)oration of Middlesex as to Exhibition Crounds. .223,224,225,226
as to Hospital Funds 230,231,232
(, East Middlesex Agricultural Society as to Exhibition
Grounds 226,227,228,229
,, London CJas Li.i^lit Company 204 to 209
„ Londim Street Railway Company 196. '97. '9°
Exhibitions, fairs and shows, holding of, on Exhibition Grounds. .219 to 229
Live Stock, sale of, at free fairs 99
Machinery " " " "-^
>Lachines " " " "-'
* I'loduce H .1 i> W \.'i'- '•
Society of East .Middlesex, agreement with as to Exhibition
Chounds 226.227,228,229
A(;Ricui.TURK,r.OAKi) OK, agreement with as to Exhibition Grounds. 219, 220, 221
Alarms of Firk—
Fining firemen for want of prompt attendance at 40
Members of Fire Department, duties of in case of 39
Ai,iip:RT Strkk I'— Market street changed to *4i
Al.DKRMAN — 1 !• u 1
Absent Irom meeting of Council, name to be published 1 13
Cabmen, may recpiire, to assist in conveying persons arrested to gaol... 237
Carter, may require, to assist in conveying persons arrested to
gaol. . 237, 281, 282
Checjues to l)e countersigned by, in absence of ^Layor I37
Council, to preside at meeting of, in absence oi Mayor "4
„ to take chair in, when called to by Mayor 1 1 5
M when absent from, name of to be published 113
Crowds in streets to move on, may authorize persons to direct 00
Exhibition, indecent, immoral or lewd, may prevent .21, 22
Gambling houses, may enter and destroy devices for gambling lound
there "' ^3
T • . f 4 to 10
List of • ^ OQ
Park, may order exclusion of certain persons from. •■.•••. °°
Play, indecent, immoral or lewd, may prevent exhibition of 21, 22
-J •
I
i
II.
>uii;es 2 J
^'
Alms Asking;, in si reels or pulilic
Ami'.ndmkn IS-- 1'iiUiit.L,' of ill t'ouiicil (sec Coiin( ii,.)
Amuhicmkni', I'l.Al t.s oi —
1 .ieense, fees for SO, S7
To lie licensi'<l [2
An AI.Y/,.\ I'lON Oh W'a I KU 27
Animals —
Carcasses of, removal of 35
M tlirowinj,' into streets or river ^^^
Cruelly In ,. . I09, 255, 274
I )amaj;es to be \und by owner of trespassing 68
Distrainin},' of «lien running at large ,67
I'ees for sale of, in open air 93, 94
iinpmiiKling 67
Rescuing impounded 68
l<unning at large 66
Sale of at free fairs 94
'I'lLspassing , 67, 68
Ari'AkAii'S—
(!ost of removing dangerous 42
Dangerous, to be removed when ordered 45
ir not to be erected 45
n cost of removal of. 42
Fire 13cpartment, ol what to consist 36
M to bo under direction of Chief Engineer 37i 38
Inspector of buildings may order removal of dangerous 42
Al'I'tllNTMKN IS 1(1 Ollli K —
Noting on, mode of 137
Ari'i'.KMici'.s—
Sale or gift of intoxicating drink to 21
Ai'i'KOi'RiATioN 01 MoNi:v--(See MONKY Ari'ROl'klATIONS).
A(jt;Ki)i(rr —
Destroying or injuring 31
ASHKS—
Not to be deposited in wooden receptacle ^47
kept within 25 feet of building 47
Strewing sidewalk with 65
Ass — Not to go at large in Park S8, 89
Assi'^ssous —
Ai)poiiUment of 106
Dogs, to make return of 70
Exemptions from taxation, tii make return as to 109, iio
I louse numbers, to enter on roll 106
Owner of dogs to give information to 70
Assl/r. OK ItUKAl) 77
J )ulies of Market Committee as to 127, 12S
Auction
Free fairs, sales in by 94, 99
-Market, sales in by 91, 92, 98
Sales by 81,82
Transient trader selling by 81
AU( TloNKIiR —
ICaeli member in partnership to be licensed as 82
I'ees to be paid by 85
License, to take out 81, 82
II to produce when demanded So
Market, sales in by 91, 92, 98
.Sales in market by gi. 92, 98
I'ase.;.
SO, S7
12
27
3J
a
09. 2SS. 274
68
67
93. 94
67
68
66
94
67,68
42
45
45
42
36
37. 3S
42
137
21
31
«47
47
65
88, 89
106
70
— 109, no
106
70
77
.. . 127, 12S
94. 99
..91, 92, 98
81, 82
, 81
82
85
81, 82
So
...91, 92,98
...91,92,98
t„ Imve <.n inymises in which i.usinuss caniLMl on .V.^.°'.sl
,\1'C nONEKR (n>it/t>lin-(f)
Sitjns, to Imve on \n<
Transient trader st-Uinj,' llirou{^li
AWNINOS—
Kruction of.
KxtendinK over street. . . . _••••■• •••••■ ■ '. " '.,
Frames of, to he maite of iron in (we limits
BABY CARRIAGES -
1 )riving of, (»n sidewalk: •
liAC o|- IMi AioKs-l-'onlents of
"''TlisonleH^llmi^ not to he alh>^vecl in hous.^ where kept
( lamhlint; not to he alh.we.l in liouses where kept
I hmrs for closint; pl.ites where k ■ '
Imiiroper characters not to healh)we(
Inspection of liouses where kept
I.icen.e fees
I, forfe
for keeiiinj; reiiuired
54
•54
•54
■5f''
.1)1
(1 to frciiuent Ikhisv
..S3
...S3
S2, S3
s where kept S3
79
86
for keeping S3
ilure of X2
.... keei.ing roiuired. • ■ ■ • ' ' W^'so
production of when demanded
Litpior license Act, hreach of hy keeper of ' ' ! ' '. "so
80
52
23
Security to he ^iven by keeper of ^.^ ^^
Sit/ns to he put up hy keeper (jf ,' ' ' " T ,' , ' S;
Tippling not to l)e allowed in houses where kei-l -^
^'oames of, not to be played in streets 5
Snow, throwing in streets or parks. . . . . . . ....■• ^
liAi.M ov r. I i.F.Ai. -Trees not to be planted in streets »o
liANK— .. .137
Cheipies, how drawn on 124, 134
Deposits to he made in ,,
Barns -Need not be numbered " ■
Uathing in Kivkr Tiiamks
''"'(S TiuiT Railway Company authorised to carry railway ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^
Great Western Railwky'company authoriml u", "lay tramroad on . . . 179. iSo
Bkc,?eT I^ C R.-Sale'of part of Great Talbot and C heap- ^ ^
side streets to ^ ' ^ '
liEGGlNC. in streets and public places
]5ei.i,s— 24
Ringing of ' r^^ jf,
Sleighs to have j^^
Street cars to have ••.•■. jk
Benches in Park— Destroying or injuring
Benzine— ^ .
Lighting fires, not to be used for
Manufactory of, not to be allowed in City
Beiting-IIousk— Vrohihited
Bu.i.iAKi) Tahi.es— , , , Si
Disorderly conduct in houses where kept •••••••• o^
Gambling not to be allowed in houses where kept ^.^. ■ |J3
!i;;iSiS^ dl^cli;; not (o b;-an;w;d lo -^.^..^ housed • where' kept. . .' . S3
Inspection of houses where kept y '^g
License fees for keeping 83
11 forfeiture of j^,
,1 for keeping recjuired
48
47
22
S2
<Bk ;■■»-»
-J . •
IOC'
ISC'
;>*
1 *'■ ,PS«^
lii^
IV.
BlU.IARlJ T.Vlil.KS (lOllh'llllcd) —
License, production of wlicn dcniamlcd So
Liquor License Act, Ineach of by keeper of 83
Security to be given by keeper of. 80
Signs to be put up by keeper of So, 81
Tipplini,' not to be allowed in liouses wliere kept 83
Blacksmiths may use part of street for certain purposes 57
P>I-ASI'HEMOUS LANGUAGK—
Firemen not to use 40
Use of, prohibited 21
11 prohibited in Wood Market . . 102
(Sec also LANGUAdE.)
Blowini; ok Horns prohibited 24
Blown Fish or Flesh Meat — Sale or export of 31
Board ok Acrkultuke —
Agreement witli, as to Exhibition Grounds 219, 220, 221
Boar-.) ok Health. (See Health, I'umlic )
Board of Police. (See Police, Boalu ok.)
Board ok Police Commissioners. (See I'oi. ice Commissioners.)
Board ok 'I'kade. (See London Board oi' Trade. )
Board ok Works. (See Works, Pioard 01.)
Boakdinc, House—
Duties of keepers of, in case of epidemic, cholera, small pox or malignant
disease 30
Keeper not recpiired to take out license under section 231 Si
Travellers not to be imporluned to go to 78
Bodies, Dead —
Cabs, not to be conveyed in 242
Interment of 24
Removal of :!3
Transporting through streets i,},
BOILER.S —
Dangerous, expense of removal of 42
11 Inspector of 15uildings may older to be removed. . 42
II not to be er .cted .^5
11 to be removed 45
Steam, not to be run on Market (Jrounds 92
Bolts in PARK^Breaking, destroying, or injuring 88
Books — Lewd, sale or possession of 21
Boulevards—
Agreement to be taken from persons making , 61
Board of Works authority as to 60, 61, 62
Construction of 60, 61
Digging up », 61, 62
Driving on 62
Dundas street, not to be made on ]iait of. 61
Dwelling house, making opposite to, in certain streets 62
Fencing of 61
Forming on streets 60
1 leretofore constructed may be continued by permission of lioard of Works, 62
Injuring 61, 62
Not to be constructed on certain streets.. 61, 62
Persons making to enter into agreement as to sodding 61
Removal of trees from 62
Repairs of 61
Richmond street, not to be made on part of 61
Riding on 62
Roadway may be made across , , 63
So
-^3
80
So. Si
«3
57
40
21
• • . . . . 102
24
31
I9> 220, 221
KS.
inalignaiit
30
Si
7S
242
24
-^
3J
42
42
^5
45
<)2
SS
21
. 61
.60, 61, 62
... .60, 61
. ... 61, 62
62
61
62
61
60
f Works. 62
. . . Ol, 62
. . .61, 62
61
62
61
61
62
63
V.
P.icre'.
Hoi'i.KVARiis {co)iliinitd) —
.Sodding of 61
Stieel Comniissioner to see llial By-law relating to carried out 63
Thistles not to grow on 61
Trees in 61, 62, 63
Weeds not to grow in 61
Width of 61
liOUNDARIKS Ol' —
(Mty 13
Fire Limits 42, 43
Wards '4
liow AND Arrow — Using in streets and iiublic ])laccs 57
150\V1.IN(; Al.LKYS—
Disorderly conduct not to be allowed in S3
liambling not to be allowed in S3
I lours for closing 82, 83
Improper characters not to be allowed to frecpient 83
Inspection of 79
J .icense fees for keeiiing 86
*j
82
So
83
So
So, 81
X3
if.
,1 forfeiture of
M for keeping required
11 production of when demanded .
Lit(Uor License Act, breach of by kee[K'
.Security to be given by keejicr of
Signs to be ])ut up by keeper of
Tippling not to be allowed in
])RKAI>—
Adulteration of 3^
Assize of 77
,. Duties of Market Committee as to 127, 1 28
Light, may be seized and distribi.ied to poor 77
11 not to be sold or exposed for sale 77
Weight of
liRIDC.K —
I'lncumbering
I njuring
I'ouling
To be made across drains, gutters anil water cour
Brush— Ikirning of in ojien air
Building —
Ashes not to be kept within 25 feet of. . . .
15oard of Works to report as to
77
•51
S«
•5'
■56
.46
•47
125
•50
•54
•51
• 55
■44
•32
■35
Defacing with notices.
Entrance to, not to encroach on streets
Erecting in streets
Excavations for near streets
Fire limits, how constructed in • y " '
Inhaoited, Board of Health may require privy and drains to be made to,
,, to have water closet, earth closet, or privy
Inspector of. (See Insi-kc.or ov Buildings) 4i, 42
Material, placing on sidewalk ^^'1^
widtli of tires of waggon for drawing "O
Numbering of. ''^' 'A
I'lanting trees in front of.
Torch to, not to encroach or streets 54
Privy to be provided for inhabited 35
Pulling down to prevent spread of tire ,•'■,■■■
„ „ where erected in fire limits contrary to by-law
38
44
VT.
Pn^ft^
-I . •
iscr
t'- fZi'
BUILDINC". (tOllihlthd)—
I'i.emoving on streets ' 57
Roofs of, to liave scuttles ^^
Scuttles to be made in roofs of ^
Steps to not to encroach on streets 5^
Waterspouts to be provided for c t
Wooden not to be erected in fire limits ^^
lUil.L —
Distraininc^ 66
Exhibiting in streets jS
Fees of pound-keeiier for impounding r)S
II to he paid for distraining 67
Food to be furnished to impounded 6g
Impounding 67
Running at larj^o, jirohibitcd from 66
Burial Grounds — Violation of 23, 24
Burlington Strket— Name of changed to Richmond Street 139
Butchers —
Dog, not to keep about market 90
Fuel, to provide their own, in Market House S()
Meat, distraining of 96
M not to lie sold in less ijuantity than by i|uarteron Market grounds. .91
11 jilace of selling Oit 93
1. sale of by weight 91
Premises, Health Insjiector to visit 27
Slaughtering beeves or other animals by, in city, prohibited 32
Stalls. (Sec also Makkki', PriU-ic) .05
By-law —
Amendments made in, in Committee of the Whole 121
Apiiropriation of money, for 121
Changing names of streets, registration of 73. 74
Consideration of, in Commiftee of the whole 121
Consolidated 21
Copied to be 121
Correctness of. Clerk resjionsible fur 120
iMne for infraction of .S3, S4, 1 1 1, 112, 196, 243, 260,261, 275, 276, 283, 2S4, 2S7
Inf'.ex of. to be made 121
Infraction of, penalty for. .83, 84, m, 112, 196, 243, 260, 261, 275, 276, 283
[284, 287
Interpretation of 17, 18, 19
Motion, to be introducetl on 121
Numbered, to be 121
Penalty for infraction of. .83, 84, in, 112, 196,243,260,261,275,276,283,
(284, 287
Proceedings on 1 20, 121
Reading of • 20, 121
Registration of 7.i> 74
Regulating, proceedings in Council 113
Remedy, summary if not obeyed n 1
Repe.il of 18, 1 12
Repealing certain By-laws for issue of Debentures 169, 170
Showmen, fines on, for breaches of, how collected 83, 84
Summary remedy if not obeyed 1 1 1
By-laws Crk.vi'inc Dkhts—
City Debt, for issue of $50,000 7 / debentures 153, 154, 155
II II $50,0007 II 156, 157. 1 5^
II II /,"3i,ooo stg. 6'i debentures 159, 160, 161
. II M $100,000 7 ' debentures 162, 163, 164
VIl.
I'ai
57
44
44
54
55
44
66
5S
6S
67
69
67
66
23, 24
139
90
89
96
Ljrounds . . (» i
91, 93
91
27
32
"5
121
121
73. 74
121
21
121
120
2S3, 284, 2.S7
121
75, 276, 2S3
[2S4, 287
..17, iS, 19
121
121
75. 27^'. 2S3,
(284, 287
. . . 1 20, 121
. . , 1 20, 1 2 1
73, 74
113
Ill
. ... 18, 1 12
. .. 169, 170
83.84
Ill
13. '54. 155
;6, 157, 158
19, 160, 161
2, 163, 164
i()5, 166, 167
168
By-laws Creatinu Dehts {coniijiiud)—
City Delit, for issue of $219,486 6 ', debenlures
„ CIS to M $219,486 6 ,
„ for repeal of certain by-laws "'9> '70
London, 1 luron and IJriice, railway bonus for $100,000 6
debenlures >7i. '72, 173, '74
^runicipal Loan Fund, for $30,575-OS 5/ debentures '77, I7s
Waterworks, for $325,035 6/; debentures '75, > 7o
CAB
.244
.235
■ 244
Appointments to be kept by owners and drivers of. 256
Authority to drive, form of 262
how given 249,250
]}ox, persons not to be allowed to sit on y^V
By-law, penalty for breach of 243, 260, 261
11 relating to
,, 1, licensing of
M repeal of ,
M to amend By-laws relating to 209
„ „ „ licensing of 242
to be furnished to persons licensed to drive 243, 253
to further amend By-law regulating r 'r^.
Card, form of 267, 26S
,, production of -53. 250, 257
,. to be furnished to persons licensed 253, 254
Chief Constable, appeal from • ■ • • -4o, 247
„ application for licenses to be received by 240, 247
„ „ „ registered by 246
„ „ M tu report on 247
„ „ ,. to submit to lioard 246
„ „ transfer of license, to submit to Hoard, .246
book to be kept by, and certain entries made in it 246
card tt) be delivered by, to persons licensed 254
certiticale to be given by, before issue of license . , 247, 265
driver, temporary, may be employed by permission of. ,257
,1 n to be approved of by 250
dutiesof *.. 245,246
„ inspection by, of cab and equipments 245, 240, 251
„ licensed cab to be under supervision of . , • 245
M minutes uf proceedings cf Board to be kept by 245
„ prosecution of offences, duty as to 24b
„ report to be made to Board by 245
„ Secretary of Board, to act as 245
„ standing of cabs, may be directed by 258
„ suspension of licen-ie by 5
„ transfer of license, indorsement on 250
„ Treasurer, to advise, of licenses issued 240
Children, fares to be charged for aw 2;*i
Clean, to be kept ■* ' ^
Corpse, not to be conveyed in ^~
Dead body not to be conveyed in •.••/'•.• ' ' ' .' '/ ' V " " ' ' '
Disease, persons suffering from contagious or infectious, not to be con-^^^
Driver XappointmenV of," to be subjecVto approval of Chief Con- ^^^
stable ■ 2cV 2i;i;
„ conduct of. .'.25s
II dress of *. [21;'
,. drunkenness of • ^^2
„ information, to give to police 3
i
d
VIII.
Cau \conttniit'a) —
Driver of, production of card liy 25,5, i^b, 257
11 property left in cal) t(i take care of 258
m' security to he i;iven for conduct of i cq
H to he approved of l)y Chief Constal)le 249, 250
11 to give number wlien re(iuired . .23S, 257
Employment of 237,2,58,254,256,269
l'''ii"es of 239,253,258,259,206
II payment of 260
Fine for breach of Uy-law relatinj; to 243, 260, 261
Fire Department to have assistance of 25 5
Horse, meaning of term 286
Inspection of 251
Interpretation of term 245
Lamps, number to be painted on 254
II to he used at night 254
License, application for, how made 247
■I assi!j;nnient of 2;,7, 2511
M 11 ]ietition for 247
M authority to transfer, form of 2();
M liond, form of 265, 2()(), 207
I' certificate, reinstatini; 263
II duration of 238, 247
II fees for 236, 237, 249, 2S()
II II to be [laid to Treasurer 241)
II felony, persons convicted of, not to receive 249
II forfeiture of 243, 25 1
II forni of 202
11 includes only one vehicle 23(), 249
II issue of 261
II Livery stable Ivceper not reipiired to take out 235
I' Minors not to l)e entitled to 240
II numliering of 237
II jietition for 247, 264
11 saloon-keeper not to receive 247
II security to be given by applicant for 24S
II separate to be obtained for each vehicle 249
II suspension of 251, 252
11 tavern-keeper not to receive 247
II transfer of, how obtained 247, 250
Luggage, carriage of. 259
Man, extortion liy 258,2^9
" fares of 239,253,258,259,280
II flourishing whip 238
II improper language, use by 238, 255
II interpretation of term 239
II loitering 255
II name of, to be painted on veliicle 237
II number, to give when demanded 238, 257
II stands to be upon 254
11 solicitation by 255, 256
Notoriously Imd characters not to be driven in 251
Number of, none but that given to be used 253
II to be given when demanded 23S, 257
II to be painted on lamps 254
Omnibus (see Omnibus).
Overcharges, provision as to 259
Owner of, who to be deemed I 249
5.?. ^S<'. 257
2SS
^50
• • • 249, 250
••238.257
254.256,269
25^.259,206
260
,5. 2()0, 201
253
286
251
245
254
254
247
••2;,7. 251.
247
.2();
5. 2(J(),' 207
263
••2A 247
7. 249, 286
249
249
•24J, 251
202
• 2J0, 249
2()l
235
. . . . .241)
237
..247, 264
247
24S
249
• 251, 252
247
•247. 250
259
..258,259
, 259, 280
238
• 23«, 25s
239
255
237
.238, 257
.. ..254
•2SS. 256
251
,.,.253
■23^ 257
254
259
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IX.
CAli (con/inuM)—
I'asscngers, niisleadiiij,^ 260
I'enalty for breach of l)y-laws relating ti) 243, 260, 261
Terson over sixteen years old to be in charge of 255
Persons arrested to be conveyed in when required 237, 252
Prostitutes not to be driven in 251
Sale of, license may be transferred on 250
Sick, conveying in 252
,1 not to be conveyed in without medical certificate 242
Sleigh, use of 249
Speed at which to travel 257
Standing of, Chief Constable may direct 258
Stands, cabmen to be upon 254
M regulation of 254
11 to be used only as such . . 255
Suntlay, not to ajipear for hire on 255
Wounded persons, conveying in 252
Caiiinkt-Makuk's Wokkshoi'— Smoking in, prohibited .47
Calk's Meat— Sale of (jjj
Cami'IIKNE — Manufactory of not to be allowed in City 47
Candle — Lighted not to be used in stables 47
Carcasses oe Animals—
Removal of ^^
Throwing into street or river -73
C^ARiis— Playing at 22, 92
Carlinc Street — I'art of North Street changed to 139
Cari'KN lER Seioi' — Smoking in prohibited 47
CARRIACiE —
Makers may use portions of streets , 57
Sidewalk, driving on 56
Streets, not to be left on 57
Cars.— (See Street Railway.)
Carter—
By-law for regulating and licensing 2S0
M ' Penalty for breach of 243, 283, 284
H relating to licensing of 235
II to amend By-law relating to licensing of 242
H to be furnished to persons licensed as 243
Chief Constable, consent of, required to change driver 281
II II permission of, to transfer license required 281
Corpse not to be conveyed in vehicle of, 242
Dead body n h n ..242
Disease, persons suffering from contagious or infectious, not to be con-
veyed in vehicle of. 242
Disorderly coniluct by 238, 282
Driver, consent of Chief Constable required for change of. 281
Employment of 237, 238, 281
Fares of 239, 283
11 payment of 238, 283
Fine for breach of By-laws relating to 243, 283, 284
Goods, transportation of, for hire, license for 235, 280
Inspector of Licenses to issue license to 281
Interpretation of 239, 2S^
Language, improper, use of by 238, 282
License, applicant for, to give securily 236, 2S1
II assignment of 237,281
II duration of 236, 238, 283
II fees to be paid for 236, 237, 281
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X.
Carter (lonhnih'd) —
License, forfeiture of 243
II includes only one vehicle 236, 280
n Inspector of Licenses to issue . . 281
M issue of 281
11 livery stable keeper not required to be licensed as 235, 280
11 numbering of 237, 282
M number of, to be painted on vehicle 237, 282
11 required to take out 235, 280
fi security to be given by applicant for , 236, 281
ir number of to be given by, on demand 238, 282, 283
It M to be painted on vehicle 237, 282
Lorrie, fees for license for 281
Penalty for breach of By-law 243, 283, 284
Persons arrested — to assist in conveying to prison 237, 281, 282
Sick, not to be conveyed in vehicles of, without medical certificate 242
Whip, flourishing of by 238, 2S2
Cases — Unprovided, rule as to 138
Catapult — Using in streets or public places 57
Cattle—
Horned. (See Horned Cattle.)
Parks, not to run at large in ...88, 89
(See also Pounds.)
Cellar — Entrance to, making in streets 54
Cemetery— Violation of 23, 24
Central Avenue — Great Market street changed to 145
Cess Pit — Cleaning of 33
Chance — Games of 22, 92
Charivaris — Prohibited 24
Charter*ok City 13
ChEAI'SIDE Street-i
Closing of part of 1 50
Sale of part of 151
Cheques—
Alderman to countersign in absence of Mayor • • • I37
F'inance and Assessment Committee may forbid signing or delivery of.. ..125
Mayor to countersign 137
Treasurer to sign 137
Chief Engineer or Fire Department. — (See Engineer, Chief.)
Chief of PoLicE.--(See Police, Chief of.)
Child — Sale or gift of intoxicating drink to ..,,. ,..:>r
Chimney—
Dangerous, cxpon.se of removal of .42
II Inspector of buildings may order removal of. ....,.,. ,. . .42
II not to be erected 45
M to be removed 45
Material to be used in, and mode of constructing 44. 45
Stove-pipe hole, stopping of 46
11 to be conducted into 46
Sweeping of 49. 5°
Chimney Sweeps —
Apparatus, to provide themselves with 49
Appointment, duties and fees of 49, 5o
brushes, to provide themselves with 49
Chimneys,- to sweep when required 49
Dangerous chimneys or flues to report 49
Duties of 49
Infractions of By-law as to sweeping chimneys, to complain of 49
.....243
•2j6, 280
2S1
.... 2Sl
•235,280
237, 282
•237, 282
■23s, 280
.236, 281
38, 282, 283
237, 282
281
\3, 283, 284
37, 281, 282
te 242
• 238, 282
13S
57
...88, 89
54
... 23, 24
....145
33
..22, 92
24
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151
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137
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..42
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•44.45
....46
46
49, 50
. . . .49
49, •'>o
49
....49
,...49
....49
•••49
XI.
P.ices.
Chimney Sweeps (continued)—
Inspector of buildings, to report to 49
Rates and fees of 49, 50
Security to give 49, 50
Chips — Placing on sidewalk 52
Cholera—
Duties of hotel and boarding house keepers in case of 30
II physicians in case of 30> 3 1
Cigar — Smoking of in certain places prohibited 47
Circus—
Exhibitions of , 83
License fees for 86, 87
Licensed, to be 83
Penalty for unlicensed exhibition of 83, 84
City Clerk.— (See Clerk City.)
City Debt, — (See By-laws Creating Debts.)
City Gas Company
Amalgamation wiih London Gas-light Company, provision as to 207
Authorized to lay down pipes 184, 185
City Hall— Heating of 127
City Inspector. (See Inspector (iy.)
City Solicitor. (See Solicitor C y.)
City Sikam Heating Company—
Accidents, precautions against to be taken by 213, 214
Agreement with 212 to 216
By-law not to go into effect until agreement signed 211
II to authorize laying down of pipes of 210, 211
City Engineer, cost of repairs to be certified by 215
II II e-^tent to which streets may be broken up to be named by.213
II II notice of breaking up of streets to loe given to 212, 213
II II pipes to be laid where and as directed by 213
II II streets to be repaired to satisfaction of 214
II 11 timeduring which streets may be left open to be fixed by. 213
II 11 work to be done under supervision of 213
Damages done to persons injured through neglect of, to be made good by.214
Notices, how to be served on 215
Pipes not to interfere with sewer, water, drain, or gas pipes 213
11 to be laid where and at depth directed by City Engineer 213
Rules and regulations as to opening streets by and protection of public
maybe made by Council 215
Stockholders of, list of, with residence and amount of stock, to be fur-
nished to Council by 215, 216
Streets, cost of repair of, to be paid by, on certificate of City Engineer. .215
II neglect to repair 214
II no more to be broken up at a time than City Engineer directs. . ..213
II Regulations as to, to be observed by 215
II Repair of, may be made by Corporation on default of 214
II 11 to be to satisfaction of City Engineer .214
M To be left open only so long as City Engineer directs 213
Clams— Places for sale of 83
(See Victualling Houses.)
Clancy James— Sale of part of Great Talbot street to 151, 152
Clerk, City —
By-laws, reading of, to certify date of • 1 20
Committees, Chairmen of, to furnish with copies of resolutions 134, 135
H meetings of, to attend if required 135
II members of, to notify of first meeting of 134
II minutes of, to be kept in custody of 123
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Cl.ERK, ClI'Y (cOVtllJU,'it) —
Committee's, notice of iueetinp;s of, to ho ^ivcn by jip
11 to convey (locimu'iits and iK'titit)ns icfened to i jc
Council, duties assigned to by, to jierfoiin \\'t
11 meetings, to give notice of wlien not held on legular day i ^5
11 members of, absent fiom meetings of, to take down ami pul)iish
names of 1 1 1
11 minutes of meetings of, to read 1 1^
11 to call meeting to order in ai)sence of Mayor \\a
T")og tax, to enter on roll r. . .70
i^i"'"-'^ "f 134, isi;
I-'^t of 5, 7, ,j
Livery stable licenses, to issue. (Repealed. ) 27 1
Ofi'icers of his olTice to be under control of 135
I'lan of steeets to be de|)osited with 74< 7S
Seal, City, to have cliarge of 135
Sncjw, to jilace rates for removal of on roll 64. 05
Streets, By-laws changing names of, to transmit to City Solicitor 73, 74
11 record of to be tiled with 74) 75
Treasurer to furnish with copies of resolutions 134, 135
Trees, notice of intention to remove to be given to 63
Weigh clerk to furnish statement to (17
(Ji.icRK OK Markkt. (See MAiu<r;T, Puni.ic.)
Ci.KKK OK WEic.ir IIousi;. (See Wicic.ii Ci.krk.)
Clkrk Oi' Wood Makkki'. (See MaiU'CKj-, Wood.)
Climbing—
Lamp-posts, rai'ings, and fences 51
Trees in I'arks SS
Coal—
Piling on sidewalk or street 59
Supply of, Fire, Water and Gas Committee to advertise for 127
Throwing on sidewalk or street , 59
Weighing, fee for (jS
COLLKCIOKS —
Appointment of , 107
Divisions of 1 07
Dog tax to be collected by 70
Roll, dog tax to be entered on 70
Sej^arate Scliool tax to be collected by 107
College Street — Thomas street changed to 140
CoMBUsTirti.E Material —
lighted candle not to be used where stored 47
i'iled, not to be, in City, without being enclosed 47
Smoking prohibited where contained 47
COMMLSSIO.NER, STREET. (See STREET COM MISSIONER. )
Committee ok the Whole. (See Coi'ncii.)
II Select. (See Council.)
t II Standing. (See Council.)
Committees — Appointment and organization of. — (See also Council), .122, 123
Common Sewer. (See Sewer— Drainage.)
Conductor ok W^ater, Destroying or injuring 31
Connecting Drains. (See Drainage.)
Contagion — Articles capable of conveying. — (See also Cai! — Carter) . . ..29
Coni'RACTORs — To use certain precautions in building 52
Cordwood—
Certificate of measurement of 103, 104
Classification of 102
Contents of a cord of 102
Pncrcs,
'35
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'35
'y 135
I puljlish
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■ • • 134, 135
5. 7. ')
271
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74. 75
'35
^'4. 65
Ti, 74
74- 75
■•■'34, 13s
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127
•59
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107
107
.70
70
107
140
•47
47
•47
).. 122,123
31
. ....29
52
. 105, 104
102
102
XITT.
Panes,
CORDWOOD (amli'uuctt)—
Crooked '°3
Kxposin^; for sale, what lo be deemed '04
Fees for inspectin},' ' "'4. |"S
,, rei)ackiiig ''^3
n repiling '°3
M selling..
l-'oreslalling
Hueksteis," purchases by
Inspection of
Interpretation of word
Market for sale of
,, Clerk of, purchases by
„ II repacking by
„ vepilingby
Meaning of
Measurement of
Packing
or, 104
lOI
. . . .101
. . . .10!
. . . .100
. . . .100
. . . .100
. ... 103
.. ..103
. . . . 100
. . . . loi
. . . 103
.... 103
59
1 04
loo
103
103
103
lol
104
II on street or sidewalk
Production of certiticate of measurement of lo3.
Purchases of by Clerk of Wood Market
R.ack, size of *°^'
Repacking
Repiling
Runners, purchases by _• •
Sale of, fees for , : • • J?!' ,^,
II not to take place l)efore inspection and payment ot fee 100, loi
, f 100, lol
II place or •
n what to be considered an offering for »o4
Sawing or splitting on street 59
Throwing on streets or sidewalks , '^ ' . ^
Ticket f.'.r to be exhibited 'o3. 104
Waggon, defacing marks on
\, in which sold, how to be placed
Woodyard, sale of by keeper of
(See also MARKin', Wood.)
Coui'ORArioN OK Mii.Di.ESKX. (See Mii.ni.KsEX, ConronATioN ok.)
COKI'OKATION. Ol-IICKUS uK (See OlhlCKKS 01 COIU'ORATION.)
Cost—
Dangerous Chimneys, of removal ol
Drains, of making and reiiairing. ^^
,1 removing obstructi<ms in 33
Nuisance, of removal of. ■ -^e (,±
Obstruction in streets, of removal of ;;••.■ ;,' ' •" „", \^a
Kepairing streets, on default of City Steam Ilea uig Company 214
' ,, ^ „ „ Street Radway Company 19°
Sidewalk, of cleaning • • • • A
Snow, ice, and obstructions, of removal ot • • •"*
Cotton— . r r ^ • r lOO
Exemption from taxation of manufactories ot '^y
Lighted candle not to be used where stored 4/
Piled, not to be, in City without being enclosed 4/
Tree, not to be planted in streets
Council— ,,8
Adjourn, motion to, always ni order ^ ^g
„ second motion to •■•■■•• ;-• V,' ' ,,8
Adjournment of •^'
.104
,102
.101
.42
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XIV,
Page
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I5cr'
v^OUNClL (cotttimied)—
Adjournment, on, members not to leave places until Mayor leaves chair.. 114
Amendments, how put in 1 18, 1 19
II only one allowed to an amendment no
Appointments to office, motion for to preclude amendment ng
II II voting on \yj
Bar, persons not to be allowed within 117
Bills, imendments of, how reported 121
II clauses of, how considered 121
II first reading of, how decided 121
II introduced on motion 121
II money appropriations, for 121
II motions for reading of 121
II preamble of, when to be considered 121
II proceedings on 120, 121
II reading of 120, 121
II readings of to be on different days unless otherwise ordered 121
II third reading of 121
II title of, to be considered last 121
Business of, how taken up 117
By-law, finally passed, to be copied and indexed 121
II to regulate proceedings in 113
(See also Bills— 15v-i,A\vs.)
Clerks of, duties of 134, 135
II list of 5, 7, 9
Closed doors, sittings with 117
Commitment, motion for precludes other amendments i iS
Committee of the Whole, Amendments of Bills made in 121
II II By-laws, how considered in 121
II II Chairman to be appointed on going into. ... 119
It ' II II to maintain order in 119
II II II to report proceedings of 119
II II deliatc not allowed on motion to rise and report. 120
II I. disorder arising in, Mayor to take chair 120
II II Mayor to leave the chair when Council goes
into 119
II II II to take chair on disorder arising in. ... 120
II 11 Money appro]iriations, bill for, to be referred to. 121
II II II II Finance Committee to
report on 137
II ii It 11 to l)e considered in ... 137
II 11 Motions in, how put 1 20
II II Motion to rise without reporting, Mayor to take
chair 1 20
II II order. Chairman to maintain in 119
II 11 II questions of, arising in 120
II 11 proceedings, order of, in 119
II ■! questions, how put, in 120
II II II of order arising in 120
II report, motion to, debate not allowed on 120
II II II in 120
II rise, motion to, debate not allowed on 120
II II II in 120
II II rules of Council to be observed in 120
II II yeas and nays not to be recorded in 120
Committees, accounts of, to be audited 133
II appointment of 122, 123
II Chairman of, in absence of, member to be elected pro tern.. 131
es chair.. 1 14
...118, 119
119
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121
121
121
121
121
121
. ..120, 121
• ..120, 121
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121
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117
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121
ito 119
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119
1 report. 120
ir 120
cil {;oes
119
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.nred to. 1 2 1
littee to
137
I in ...137
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120
119
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3n. .. . 120
1 20
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Pages.
CoUNCii. (contiuihil)—
Committees, Chairman oi, rL-nu)v;il ul • >32
„ „ to prcsule at meetings ut 131
„ „ 11 si^'n minutes 13'
II ,, ,, M orders of '3'i '32
„ divisions in ;■•.'■■: ; ' ■; '^^
„ entries of proceedings or, to i)e made in minute book.. 131, 132
„ Mayor to be cx-of/iiio mem ler of all •," ' ' •, *^^
„ nieml>er introducing; bill, pet ticm or motion referred to, to
be member of '23
„ „ may be appointed to, though absent 1 22
„ minutes of proceeding., of to be kept 123, 131
, ,, to be numbered and indexed 132
„ ,, to be read '3'
„ number, of what to consist 122, 123
„ orders of, to be signed by (Chairman 132
„ proceedings, manner of conducting in J3i
' F 12'?
„ (piorum of ••.•••:•••••••; „•?
„ reports, to be entered in minute l)ooks » 31
„ Select. (See Standing and Select Committees.)
„ Standing. ■' . " "
„ yeas and nays, recording in '3'=
Committees, Standing—
Board of Health .V;',":; ' Ml
Board of Works "^' "f ?n
Education i.%\%
Exhibition V2Vi2i 12?
Finance and Assessment 23, 124, i^i
Fire, Water and Gas 23, 2b, 27
Qaol ^' -^ "^
Hospital and Relief J23, 129
S :::::::;:::.:::::■::;:: .4i3o
Committees, Standing and Select—
Amalgamation of j^^ • ^ *
Appointment of ' ^
Audit of accounts by \Vz lA
By-laws, to give effect to '-i"' |>
„ to prepare and introduce '^^
Dispensing with • • • • • ' . • ' J
Duties of. ^3^' '•^•^' \l\
Enumeration of • ,
Final report of, presenting and contents ot M J
Matters referred to, to report on. /,V,7i
Minutes of proceedings, to be kept by •* rit
„ „ to be read 'J*
Number of members of which to consist 122,^ 123
Quorum of ....••• •
Report of to be signed by Chairman of • -^ • J33
Reporting to Council ^ ' ^-f^
Rules, to adhere to ; iii iia
Security, to see that officers give ■ M-^' ■i'^
(See also Committees.)
Communications to, how to be dealt with »2
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Pasts,
Council (ioiio'iiim/)—
(,'ominiinicatit)iis to, iiiumhors to he res|Min>ililc' fnr liinj;iinjjt' nf 122
II 11 II iiidui.sc name on 122
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II 11 pR'SfnlMij; 111 121,
II II rcailin^j of
Dny, orders of
I)el)alt', Mayor leaving; cliair lo take part in
Distinct ])ro|)ositit)ns, motion containing;
Divisions, lo be entered in minutes
II wlien called for, mendiiMs to lake their [ilaces
Doors, closed, silling; with
Enjjineer
Ei|uality of voles, in case of, (|iicsli()n ne^alivcd
Fire wardens, members of to he
(Jeneral orders of day, business to he taken up accordint; lo
(jovernor-lieneral, speakinj,' disrespeclfully of
I lour of udjournmeiil
II meeliny
Lieutenant-Ciovernor, speaking disresjieclfully of
Mayor. (See Mayok.)
Meeting, names of memhcrs absent from, t'lerk to take down
II II It II pulilicntion of
M notice of
Member of, called to order, to sit down
II introducing liill, petition nv motion, to be member ol com
mittee to whicli it is referred
II list of 3t
M may appeal to ( "ouncil
11 II be placed on committee
11 M re(iuire (piestion to he read
11 more than one rising at same time
II not to leave places on adjournment until Mayor leaves chair.
II (juestions may be put to 116,
II speaking, to rise uncovered ami address Mayor or presiding
officer
11 to take places when division called for
II to vote on all ipiestions
Minutes, reading of
Money appropriations, Committee of the Whole, to be submitted to. . . .
II II Finance and Assessment Committee to rejjort on..
Motion, distinct propositions contained in
II for commitment
II member making to be entitled to reply
II notice of to be given
II only certain to l)e receiveil when (piestion under ilehate
II out of order
II ipiestion jntt, none to be made after
11 read to be when seconded
II to adjourn always in order
II withdrawal of
II writing, to be in
Order, Mayor to keep
II members called to, to sit down
II motion, out of
II of proceedings in
II of putting questions
II points of. Mayor to decide
Parliament, rules of to govern in unprovided cases
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Petition to, how and wlicn to In- pifM-nlcci 121
insuuctions as to, may be given to committee In wliicli lefciiod. 122
,, Select Connnittee. may l)e referred to 122
I, within co^jni/ance of Standing Cuinmitlee, to be referred to 122
Previous question, effect of , . 1 iS
„ ,, how put t'i!>
I'roceedings of, Uy-law to regulate • • . Hj
(^)uestion, after putting, no member to speak i ly
containing distinct propositions ..119
during putting of, member uot to walk across Chamber 115
„ mendiers to vole on 1 1 5
negatived in case of equality of votes 115
,, previous "*
putting of, .Mayor's decisiod as tn, conclusive 119
„ ' member not to walk across Chamber during 113
M M to Mayor or member of II6, 117
II reading of when recpiired H^
,1 speak to, member is to ' •'J
„ „ I, not more than once or for longer than a
piarter of an hour 1 16
Quorum,
"3
,114
"3
116
.116
.138
116,
116
•37
,138
134
138
132
.91
in absence of, to stand adjourned .
when present. Mayor to take chair
Regulating proceedings in
Reply allowed to member making motion
Royal family, speaking disrespectfully of
Rules, suspension of , •
Select Committee. (See Standinc; and Ski.kct Committees.)
Sovereign, speaking disrespectfully of > |o
Speaking, rules as to • ■ ; ■
Standing Committee. (See Stanuinc and Sklect Committees.)
Street Commsssioner ' 3",
Suspension of rules
Town. (Sec Town Council.)
Treasurer - -
Unprovided cases.
Yeas and nays, recording of
Count, Shout
Court House— Duties of Gaol Committee as to 130. ij'
Court ok Revision. (See REvrsioN, Court ok.)
Covent Garden Market. (See Market, 1'ublu .)
Cricket, not to be played in streets ■ -^ ■ ■ 5°
(•himinal Justice— Duties of Gaol Committee as to 120, 131
CUOSSINOS— ^,
Boulevards may be made over "j
Driver to slacken speed at 5°
I lalting waggon on 5
1 louses and lots, to "5
Omnibus to stop at ,'u«' ,1,
Street Railway '**' '92
Tearing up ^"^
Crowding—
In markets
On sidewalks
Crowds — Gathering in •.
Crown Witnesses— Duties of Gaol Committee as to
Cruelty to Animals
Curbing— Removing of
92
60
.60
....130, 131
109, 255, 274
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DAIRY PROCUCTS— I'oresUllini; of ^2
Dangerous—
Apparatus 4-2. 45
Hoilers 42, 45
Chimneys 42,45
jli'^e places 42,45
Mues 42,45
Ovens ■42,45
I'laccs t(i be fenced 76
Stoves 42, 45
Dead Bouiks—
Conveyinij in licensed cabs or vehicles \ , 242
Graves, removal of, from 1^ ,■.... 23
Interment of j ... 24
Streets, transporting Ihrouj-h (• . . ,33
Debts, I'.v-i.aws Cke.vi inc. (Sec Hy-La\vs Creatini; Debts.)
Decayed -
Animal matter, removal of } . . .2]
I'"riiit not to be brought to City 31
Potatoes ■. '■ 11 ......31
Vegetable matter, removal of •. . 27
M product not to be brought to City 30
Deei' Water — Fencing of lot containing ... 76
Defacing—
Buildings, with printed or other notices 5^
Fences, n n m 50
House numbers 75
Lamp posts, with printed or other notices 50
Telegraph poles, .. n m 50
Demlement of—
Drinking fountains 51
Public wells 51
Pumps .51
Reservoir 31
Sources of water 31
Sjjrings 31
Water 29, 31
Destitute S ick — Provisions as to 28
Destruction of —
Adulterated articles 31
Aqueduct 31
Conductor of water 31
Fittings 51
i louse nuinlii'rs 75
l.amjjs 51
Lanterns 51
I'ipe 31
DlCE--Playing with 22,92
Dirt—
Dissolving with salt prohihitivl 59
Removal of .>3t ^'4
Phrowing on streets or into river }X
DlSEASE--
Malignnni, duties of hotel iind l)oarding house keepers in ca.se of .30
1. .. i)hysicians in ca.se of 5^,3^
Persons suffering from infectious or contagious not to be conveyed in
licensi d cab or vehicle 242
Spread of 30, 31
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■42, 45
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\se of .30
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: conveyed in
242
30, 31
I'aaes
UisiNi-Ki^i'NO— I'lemiscs in which nuisance exists
Dl'-" OERLY —
Conduct in free fairs
parks
„ wood market
1 louses
Persons , ,
.27
• 99
...88
. . 102
. 22
22, 23
....83
91, 92
nr.1 to frenuent licensed houses • •
DISTRESS wTRKANT^Sale Of goods under-(seeMAKKKT. Public
^"""^A'customedtosnaporbitcnottoRoatlarse ;■..•.■.; '.70
i':. iessor to make return of ••••• -i
r^ jk to be kept for recordmg particulars of ^^
o| ollar, to be provided With ^o
( Collectors to collect tax on ..'.".'.'..,' 72, 73
! Jestruction of , ... 72
Police Magistrate may order 71
terocious, not to goat large .'.'.'....... . ... 72
Impoundin-^ .• ; 70
Inspector of Licenses to regi^^''^- 90
Keeping about market prohibited ■ .,
License Committee to direct Inspector as to '^^
Inspector to register 73
Magistrate may order to ''^.killed -^^ -^.^-^ • ' • ' y.
Mayor may
issue prcclamation for mu/.zling '
r tr. I.P furnished free of charge ' • '
70
72
70
70
MetaT check to be furnished free of chargi
„ „ have attached to collar
Muzzling of, at certain periods
Numbering of • • ' ,
Owners of, to give information as to .... 88, 39
Kt fIS ,re„'£'^f'"o i^poc;";! T' "'" *" °'"'""' '"■■■'■ "
„ Magistrate mr rder to be killed 7,
Proclamation, Mayor may issue for m""l'"!i; 72
„ not to run at large contraiy to ^^
„ notice to be given of ^3
Poundkeeper to kill if not reclaimed • ■ • ' ' ' ' ' ' ^ ,
Reclaiming of impounded ' ' ' ' 70
Registration of ' 70
Return of, assessors to make 71,72
Running at large ' ' ' 69
Tax on • ■ • • 7°
„ Collector to collect 70
to be entered on roll 71
Vicious . . . •
Door— . ., ,, 54
Movable, making m sidewalk 54
Steps projecting into street ' 55
Swinging over sidewalk •
Drain AG k- . ^^^^.^^ ^,^j ,.,,,^1^ of drains •32
Board of Health may order mnKm^ a... .^. ^ ^^ ■ drains 34
„ Works may give pem^'ss on o make -^^^"J^^J J>^^ ,„. ,,..j,, ,iosel. 35
Puilding, inhabited, to be provided with privy, water ,
„ material not to obstruct drams
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Drainaci; (continiiid)—
Common sewer, lots tn W drnined intu
Drain, cumpelliti'^ mvners of lots lu
■ I connecting, Hnnni of Works to report as to
IP fi oljstruclion in, rcmovnl of
I. I. permission of I'oard of Works required to make ^u
|<'P^'"' 'if 34, 35
11 n si/e and mode of construction of 34i K
n nefjlect to j^
" notice to, j;iving by Board of Woiks -JS
Drains, bridge to l)e made over in constructing crossings 56
H cost of makini^ and repairing j2
II ohstruction in, removal of 35> 63, 64
II repairing 34> 35
11 snow, ice and dirt, clearing from 63, 64
II tanks, turning into 51
11 drinking fountains, letting into ^i
Dwelling liouse to he provided with privy, water closet, or earth closet.. .35
I'larth closet, cleaning of 55
II draining of ^5
I dwelling-house, shop, manufactory, and inhabited building
to h& jirovided with 35
Inhabited building to be provided with privy, water closet, or earth closet.. 35
Lots to be drained into common sewer 34
Manufactory to be provided with privy, water closet or earth closet 35
Privy, cleaning of 32, 35
I. draining of 32, 35
II ilwelling-liouse, shop, manufactory and inhabited house to be
provided with 32, 35
II vault, mode of constructing 35
vSewer, lots to be drained into 34
Shops, to be provided with privy, water closet or earth closet 35
vStreet Railway, not entitled to damages by breaking of iSo
Tanks, turning drain into 51
Water closet, cleaning of 35
II draining of 35
II dwelling house, shop, manufactory and inhabited building
to be provided with 35
Wells, letting into 51
Dkawincs — Indecent and lewd 21
Draymen —Use of alleys by 57
Drink, In toxica iinc. — Sale or gift of, to child or apprentice. . 21
Drinkino Fountains—
Access to, preventing 51
Damaging or injuring 51
Defiling 51
Drainage, letting into 51
Filth, throwing into. ... 51
I'ouling 51
Offal, throwing into 51
Possession of, taking exclusive . .....51
Refuse, letting into 51
Sewage, 51
Drivkrs—
Of Fire Department. (See ?"]RF. Dei'ARTMK.nt.)
To slacken speed at crossmgs 58
To walk beside loaded vehicle or remain on it 5.S
(See also C'ABb— Carters.)
XXI.
Pages.
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34, 35
34- 35
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• • • 35. 6j, 64
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ted building
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earth closet., 35
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'^•oscl 35
32, 35
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se to be
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Driving—
Boulevards, on 62
Immoderate 58. 9°
Market place or square, over .90
Parks, in 88
Sidewalk, on 56
Drunk—
Cab driver.... 253
Firemen getting 4°
Persons found 23
„ in parks 88
,, not to frequent licensed houses 83
Drunkenness 22, 23
DUFFERIN Avenue— Duke Street changed to 144
Duke Street— Changed to Dufferin Avenue 144
Dung— Accumulation of 24, 25, 27, 29, 30
Dwelling Houses —
Board of Health may require privy and drain to be made to 32
Privy, earth closet, or water cl6set, to be provided with 35
Trees, planting in front of 62
DuNDAS Street—
Boulevards not to be made on part of 61
Street Railway may be laid on 187
EARTH
Closet— (See Water Closet) 35
Removal of, from streets or river 55i 5^
Settling in streets 53
East Middlesex Agricultural Society— Agreement with, as to Ex-
hibition Grounds 226 to 229
Education Committee
Appointment of '23
Duties of J3<>
Eggs — Forestalling of 92
Engineer, Chief, of Fire Department—
Absence of, foreman to act in 3*
Apparatus of Fire Department under charge of 37
Appointment of 3"
Buildings, may pull down to prevent spread of fire 38
„ of Fire Department, to see that kept in order 41
City property, to take care of ; 39
Dutiesof 361041
Employment of 39
Engines, to see that kept cleaned 4^
Fire Department, command of to have 37
11 management of to be under direction of 37
Firemen, deductions of pay of, may order 39. 4°
.1 enrolment of to be made by 3"
M may fine for disobedience of order or neglect of duty 39
II 11 suspend m m " " 39
M not to be absent without leave of 39
M pay of, to certify for 39
,1 to be appointed on recommendation of 3°
M II II commanded by 37
II II obey orders of 37
Fires, attendance at 4*
II insurance, return of, to make 4^
II losses by n < ;•• ^^
II persons at, may request to assist in extinguishing 37
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XXII.
Pages.
EiNGiNEER, Chief, of Pire Department (Continued)—
Fires, record of, to keep ^i
II return of, to make ^i
Foreman to act in absence of 38
M II assist ^i
Insurance, to report as to 41
Losses by fire n n 41
Property of Corporation, to take care of 39
Salary of, payable quarterly 40
Streets, may keep clear in case of fires ■ 38
Engineer, City —
Accidents, precautions against, may require to be taken 54, 214
Awnings, to approve of plan of 54
Board of Works, accounts for expenditure of to be certified by 126
11 II to direct 126
Buildings, to be inspector of 42
City Steam Heating Company, breaking uj) of streets by, extent of, may
be fixed by 213
II II II breaking up of streets by, may forbid .213
II II II notice of breaking up streets by to be
given to 212, 213
II II II pipes to be laid where and at depth di-
rected by 213
II II II power of as to 213,214,215
II II II streets, on default of, cost of repair of to
be certified by 214
II II II II to be repaired by to satisfaction of, 2 14
II II 11 time during which street may be left open
by, may be fixed by 213
II II II works of, to be done under supervision of. 21 3
Contracts, to draw when required 130
Drainage, works to be prosecuted to satisfaction of 35
Drains, connecting with common sewer to be Hiade under direction of. . ..35
Duties assigned by Council to, to perform 136
•1 of 135, 136
Estimates, to prepare when required 136
Fence-viewer, to be a 76
House numberers, to direct 74
Inspector of buildings, to be 42
London Gas Light Company to lay pipes under supervision of 205
Plans of streets, to make 74. 75
II to prepare when required 136
Queen's Park, improvements in to be subject to approval of 217
II II trees in, not to be cut down without sanction of 21S
Sign, to approve of plan of : 54
Sign-post H M 54
Street, breaking up and repair of by City Steam Heating Company,
duties of as to 213 to 215
II breaking up and repair of by London Gaslight Company, duties
of as to 205
II earth settling in, to be filled to satisfaction of 53
M plan of, to make 74i 75
II railway breaking up, to give notice to 195
II II certificate of completion of, to give 194
II II rails, to be approved of by 188
II II to be built under supervision of 188
II record of, to make 75, 76
II relaying of, to be under supervision of 53
Pages.
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41
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40
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54, 214
54
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126
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nt of, may
...... ...213
■ forbid .213
y to be
212. 213
L depth di-
213
213, 214, 215
;paii- of to
214
faction of. 2 14
e left open
213
:rvisionof.2i3
136
35
:tion of. . ..35
136
.•.•«3S. 136
136
76
74
42
205
74, 75
136
217
218
54
54
npany,
..213 to 215
,ny, duties
205
53
74, 75
195
194
188
188
75. 76
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XXIII.
Pages.
En.;ineek, City (conittmeii)— u j ..•<•.• r ci
Street, replacing when broken up to be done to satisfaction ol 53
Vacant lots, may require to be fenced 7p
Verandah, to approve of plan of • • 54
Works, certificate as to, to give '35. J30
„ to examine *35, »30
„ 11 superintend *3o
Enrolment of Firemen •••••••; ^
Entertainment— Place of. (See Billiard Table.)
Entrance to buildings not to obstruct street 54
Epidemic— , , , j. , , • r -jo
Duties of hotel and boarding house keepers in case of 3"
,, physicians in case of 30, 3'
Erections not to obstruct street •• 54
Excavations in or near Streets 53, 55
ExKMi'TiON from TAXATION of Certain manufactories io9>
ExiiiniTiON Committee—
Appointment of •
Duties of
Exhibition Grounds —
Agreement as to with Agricultural Society of E. Middlesex. 226, 227, 228,229
^ „ „ „ Board of Agriculture 219, 220, 22!
„ „ „ Corporation of Middlesex 222, 223, 224, 225
1 10
123
,129
,129
Exhibitions— ^ .
Agricultural, Exhibition Committee to report as to '^V
„ holding of on exhibition grounds 219, 220
For hire, to be licensed 21' "22
Indecent '
Industrial, Exhibition Committee to report as to »^y
Other 'I " " "
.48
•47
•23
•57
• 92
• 93
Explosive Substances—
Fires, not to be used in lighting
Manufactory of, not to be allowed in city ■
Exposure of Person— Indecent
Express Men— Using of alley by .. ••
FAIRS— (See Siiows—ExiumTioNs— Western Fair.)
Fairs, Free. (See Market, Free.)
Family Use— Forestalling articles for
Farm Produce—
Place of selling. ^^
Waggon conveying
Faro Bank—
Destroying of ' ' "g!*
Keeping of ^^' "*•*
^''''\7cense 85, 86, 87, 128, 236, 237, 249, 281, 285, 286
Market 93. 94, 104= io5
„ duties of Market Committee as to '^°
„ no, for selling in free fairs iin'^',??
Officers or servants of corporation not to take "o. »"
„ „ „ to pay to Treasurer %a
Poundkeeper's ; • ' J
Weighing
Wood market
Fence—
to be paid to Treasurer -97
irket, to be paid to Treasurer '°5
125
Board of Works to report as to **3
Boulevard, destroying or injuring
XXIV.
Fence {continued) —
Boulevard, enclosing with
ti repairing. . ...
Burial ground, destruction or removal of.
Cemetery, destruction or removal of
Climbing .
Pases
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Dangerous place to have 76
Deep Water 1 76
Defacing with notices 50
Destroying 51
Erection of, where street used for building purposes 52
Excavations in or near streets to have 53) 55
Indecent placards, &c., not to be put up or made on 21
Injuring 51
Lawful, what a : 76
Lumber yard to have 48
Market Committee to report as to making and repair of, on market ground. 128
Park, breaking or injuring 88
Pit to have 76
Precipice to have 76
Vacant lot u 76
Viewers, who to be 76
Ferocious Dogs. (See Dogs. )
Filth —
Accumulation of 24, 25, 27, 29, 30
Removal of 25, 29, 30
River, throwing into 33
Streets, m m .... 33
Throwing into wells, pumps, or'^rinking fountains 51
Finance or Assessment Committee—
Advertisement of city notices to direct 125
Appointment of 123
Books of Treasurer, to have supervision of. . 124
Cheque, may forbid signing of 125
Debentures, to have supervision of 124
Depositing of moneys, to see to 1 24
Duties of 124, 125
Financial affairs of city to be managed by 125
M statement, to furnish to Council 124
Leasing property 124
Money appropriations to be referred to 137
11 may forbid payment of 125
II payment of, may make regulations as to 125
Railway stocks, bonds and securities, to report as to 124
Revenue, to report as to raising 124
Selling property 1 24
Treasurer to advise with 1 24
II II be under supervision of 124
II II see that duties performed by 125
Treasurer's office, to have supervision of 124
Fines — Collection of.83, 84, 11 1, 112, 196, 243, 260, 261, 275, 276, 283, 284, 287
Fire —
Carrying 47
Explosive substances not to be used in kindling 48
Gunpowder, use of, where kept 48
Highly inflammable substance not to be used in kindling. 48
Kindling in streets, alleys or vacant places 46, 47
Pullinr^ down houses to prevent spread of 38
Setting out 46
Paijes.
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88
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125
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137
125
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J3, 284, 287
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Pages.
FiKE (continued) —
Spread of 38
(See also Fires, Preventing.)
FiRK Arms—
Discliarging in cemetery or burial ground 24
Firing of 24
Firk HALL--Firing or setting off 24
FiRK Crackicr— Firing or setting off 24
Fire Department—
Apparatus of 36, 37. 127
Chief Engineer. (See Engineer, Chiki' ok Fire Dei'ARIment.)
Cabman to assist 253
Drivers, two to he appointed 36
Driving vehicle over hose 39
Enrolment of liremen 36
Expenditure of 37. 40, 127
Fire engines 3^
1, pulling down house to prevent spread of 38
F"iremen, age of 37
M alarm of fire, to repair to station in case of 39
M appointment of 36
II blasphemous language, use of by 40
11 Chief Engineer, orders of, to obey 37
II ,1 ,1 to be commanded by 37
II deductions from pay of 39. 4°
11 dismissal of 40
11 disobedience of orders by 39
11 drinking in taverns or saloons 4°
II drivers, appointment of 36
II duly, neglect of by 39
11 eniiiloyment of 39
M II II conditions of , 4°
II enrolment of -36
II fines may be imposed on 39
II Fire, Water and Gas Committee to approve, and report on
appointment of 36
II fires, to attend promptly 39. 4i
II foreman, to obey 3^
II hindering of 38
11 impeding. . , 38
11 insulting language, use of by 4°
II intoxication of by 4°
II minors not to be appointed 31
11 neglect of duty by : 39
" number of 36
,1 obscene language, use of by • 4°
II paid, certificate of Chief lOngineer to produce before being. .39, 40
11 II when to be 39
II i)rof;ine swearing l)y 4°
II property of City, to take care of 39
II register of 3"
II saloon, not to loiter in 4<^
II suspension of 39
II swearing by 4"
II tavern, not to loiter in . . 40
II Treasurer, to be paid by 39
Fire wardens, members of Council to be 4°
Fire, Water and ( las C\)mmittee, iluties as to 1 26, 1 27
XXVI.
I ;
mi
■lijUl
ilil i U
1^
isef
*'i'
Fire Dhparimkni' (ani/inuid)—
Foreman, appoinlmont of -jg
11 buiUlinijs, may order pulling down ^55
11 Chief Kn^'inecr, in absence of, lo act for jjj
11 II M to assist A I
11 cin]iloyincnl of •jn
II fnemen to (ji)ey yj
Form of register of lirenien 36
Hook and lailder trucks 35
Horses of 36, 37
Hose 39
II carts 39
II driving; over 36
Houses, indlini,' down to prevent spread of lire 38
Intoxication of niendiers of .40
Li([Uor not lo he allowed at engine liouse or engines 40
Minors not to be a])i)ointcd lireinen 37
Obstructini^ woikini; o{ 38
Persons attending lire to assist liicnicn 37
I'urcliases for 37, 126, 127
11 II Fire, Water and Gas Committee to make 37
11 11 teniler, to be by 1 27
Register of lircmen 36
Rules and regulations fur _L;overnment of, Fire, Water and (ias Couunit-
tee may make 41
Spread of lire, houses may be pulled down lo prevent 3S
Steam lire engines 3(1
Streets in neiyhborliooil of lire to be kepi clear jS
Supiilies fo)', I'ire, Water and Oas Comnnllce to purchase 127
11 purchases of 37, 120, 127
II leniler, to be lK)Ughl by 127
11 'I'reasurcr lo pay for 37
Swearing, by mend)ers of, ]n'oliiliiU'd 40
Treasurer, to pay firemen 37
II to i)ay for supplies 37
Vehicle, driving over hose 39
FiRK Engines 36
Fire Li.miis—
Awning frames in 54
Hmmdaries of 42, 43
lUtildings in, of what uuxterial \.o be constructed 44
{•'ire. Water and (Jas Conunittee lo report as to 127
Inspector may pull down buildings erected in, contrary lo iJydaw 44
X^erandahs in 54
Wooden buildings, erection of, in 44
Firemen. (See I''ike IJei'Autmeni. )
Fire Places. (See Ciiimnkys.)
Fire Wardens— Members of Council to be 40
Fire, Water and Gas CoMMirrKE—
Appointment of 123
P)uildings, insp •jlion of to report ou 127
Cabman assisting Fire 1 )eparlme'.i., pay t f 253
Chairman of, accounts of l"ire Departme it to certify before payment of.. ..37
II apparatus, dangerous, may O. 'er inspection and removal
of 42, 45
II boilers, dangerous, may oriler i'.s()eciion and removal of 42, 45
M buildings, may give leave to police to enter to inspect. . 4IS, 49
'\'?i' '
36
3S
3S
41
39
37
36
36
36, 37
39
39
36
38
40
40
37
38
37
...37, 126, 127
37
'27
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4«
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127
■ ■■37- 12", 127
127
37
40
37
37
39
M>
■■ 54
42, 43
44
127
■I;iw 44
54
H
40
'23
'27
25.5
lymunt of... .37
1 removal
42, 45
noval of. 42, 43
ispecl . . 48, 49
XXVII.
.■ii;r.. WmkR AM> (Ias C'ommiii KK (rcii/iiii/rt/)
I'aup'i.
( hairnian of, Imil.liniis, may order pulling ilown of, creeled eonlrary to
r,y-la\\ 44
„ eahman assi^liiii; I'iie Department to be paid on order of. .253
Cliief Engineer of l-'ire Department, may assign duties to. .39
„ chimneys,dangcrous,mayorderinspection and removal.of.42, 45
,1 tire jilaces n " "
„ Hues " II * "
42, 45
42, 45
• 42, 45
■42, 45
„ ovens '< " " ^ ' ^-'
stoves .. " " " •42. 45
Cliimney sweeps, to ai)prove of apparatus used by • '49
give seenrity to satisfaction of 49.5°
City 1 iall, heating of "7
foal, 10 advertise for lenders for, and reixirt thereon V ,
Duties of
Fire Briga
127
126
to ajjpoint members of
manage and report on • • •
„ Department, aeeounts of, Chairman to certify before payment ot. . . .37
apparatus of, Chief Kngineer to have management of,
subject to instructions from 37
„ ,, to determine what re(|uired for 36> 37
!! „ Chief r.Mgineer nf to be appointed on report of. ...... 36
„ ' ,, perform duties assigned to hmi by. 39,41
11 ',', deduction.s Irom p■^y to be subject to approval of. , . .39,40
.•xpendiiure ol, account of to lie kept by.... .... 126, 127
siatement of to be hirnished to
Council by 126, 127
to be by 40
" ',', liremen to be appoimed subject to approval of 36
rides for government of may be made by ... • . • • -41
sui-i.lies of, account ofto be keptunder direction of. 126, 127
,, „ to be obtained by tender 127
I „ suspension of tiremen to be subject to ain'eal to 39
to mannge and report on J^
hire limits, to report on ■
I'iremen. suspension of to be subject to aj.peal to • • ■ ^^'
I'ire ohii's to repoi I as to ' ' r \ ,
Fh-es! pn:;m,ini prosecution of ohencc against regulations U, duty
of as to ._'
„ „ to report as lo
Fuel, lo advertise for lenders for, and reiioit thereon
(Jas lamps, erection and inspection of, to report on
M meters, inspection of, to rei>ort on. . „
( innpowder, to approve of maga/ine for keeping |^
Heating City Hall, li- leport on ^
127
127
127
127
public buildings.
127
I lydrants, erection of, to report on • • • • ^^y
Lighting City, to report on .'..'.....'.'.."■ -127
Street watering, " ,■■",■' ' 'i'. ' 1 ",' ' ' i,>",. 1 27
Supplies of Fire Deparlmenl, to see that bought by ten.lei 127
•I'anks, drawing water from without permission ot
„ erection and maintenance of, to report on
Water, supply of, to report on ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' '^^'y
Watering streets 1^
Firewood. (See Corpwood.)
FlRF.WORKS— 47
Manufactory of not to be allowed in City ■ ■ • • ^^
Storing II I' " "
■51
127
127
WVIIF.
«!• fZii
Fires, 1'kf.vkntinc, - '^ '
Ai)])aialiis, (lant^L'ious .^n, .\t
Ashes, liow tn lie kepi aj
IJen/ine, nianufnctoiy of. nul allowed in City ^■j
n nut to he used in li^litini; liri's ^x
Iioilcrs, dani;eri)iis . . .^jt. 4s
liiiisli, burning; of ,jf,
l>uildiiip;s, inspection of, may lie ntdered 48, 4(1
M Ins])ect()r of. (.See I .n>I'K( rnu ni' I'.i 1 i,!)i.N(;s. )
M pullinf; down to prevent spreail of lire ^S
Biirninc; of stiimjis, \c 4(1
Cabinetmaker's workshop, smokini; in |iroliibited 47
Camphene, nianufactniy of, not allowed in City 47
Candle, lighted, brinfjing near 5:jiinpowder 4^
M 11 usini^ in stables 47
Carpenter shop, smoking in prohibited 47
Chimneys. (See Chimneys.)
Cigar smoking in certain places iirohibited 47
Combustible materials, light not to be used where stored unless protected. 47
M 11 smoking where stored in-oTiibiteil 47
Cotton, light not to be used wliere stored unless protected 47
> 11 ])ilins withf)ut being enclosed 47
Explosive substances, manufactory of, not allowed in City 47
II 11 not to be used in lighting fires 48
Fences, lumber yards to have 48
Fire, carrying in streets 47
II kindling h 46, 47
11 .setting out 46
11 spread of, preventing 38
11 Department. (See Kii4K Dei'AKTMKN r. )
!« limits. (See Imke Limits.)
II men. (See Fikk DErARiMENr.)
M places, (see ('IIIMNKVS.)
II wardens, members of Council to be
H Water and ( !as Committee, duties of as to 12
11 works, manufactory of not allowed in ( 'ity 47
M II storing of 47
Flax, light not to be used where stored unless protecli-d 47
Flues. (See C"mMSK,Vs )
Gasoline not to be used in lighting tires 48
Cunpowdcr, fire not to be brought near 48
II light not to be used where storeil 48
II magazine to be provided for 48
II securing of 48
II storing of 48
II transporting through streets 48
Hay, light not to be used where stored unless ]M-otected .^.47
II piling without being enclosed 47
Hemp, light not to be used where stored unless protected 47
II piling without being enclosed .47
Houses, pulling down to ]3revent sjiread of fire 38
Inflammable substances, manufactory of, not allowed in City 47
11 11 not to be used in lighting fires 48
Inspector of Buildings. (Sec Insi'ectok ok Buildings.)
Kerosene, manufactory of, not allowed in City 47
II not to be used in lighting fires 48
Ladders to be provided for buildings more than one story high 44
Lighted candle, using in stables 47
40
XXIX.
42.45
47
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42. 45
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4'*<, 49
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40
47
47
45
47
47
47
s protected. 47
47
47
47
47
48
4S
47
4^'. 47
46
3S
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127
47
47
• 47
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
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47
47
47
38
47
48
47
48
44
47
I'aur^
■'IRKS, FRKVKNriNr. (coiifi'niiid)
Lighted candle, iisini; wliere gun|i(iwdcr is kepi 4^^
Logs, l)iiniing of 4^
Lumber yards to he fenced 48
IMeclianics, exemiHions in favor of as to kindling tires 4''< 47
Naptiia not to be used in lighting lires 48
Oil, lire for boiling 47
II stoves may be used 48
Ovens, dangerous 4^1 45
Parafl'ine, manufactory of not allowed in C!ity . ... 47
I'arty walls, width of and mode of constructing 44
Petroleum oil, manufactory of not allowed in City 47
,1 M not to be used in lighting lires 48
ripe of stove. (See Stovki'IPIC— Sieves,)
II smoking of in certain places prohibited 47
Pitch, fire for boiling • 47
Plumbers, exemptions in favor of as to kindling lires 40. 47
Police force, members of may enter buildings to inspect 481 49
1, not to be olistnicted in inspecting 481 49
Refuse, burning of . . . 4°
Rushes, 1 40
M light not to be used where stored unless protected 47
Scuttles, stairway to be made to 44
II to be made in roofs 44
Shavings, Inirning of 4"
11 light not to be used where stored unless protected 47
11 smoking where stored 47
Smoking in certain places prohibited 47
Stable, light not to be used in unless protected 47
II smoking in 47
Stove pipe, hole to be stojiped up 4"
i. su])porte(l. how to be 4^
M to l)e conducted into chimney 45
<i woodwork, passing through 45
Stoves, dangerous, removal of 47
M II use of 45
11 distance to be placed from hearth or pan 4"
„ ,, I, II wooden partition • •■•'4^
explosive or highly inllammable substances not to be used in 48
46
46
46
47
47
hearth or pan to be kept unde
II oil-consuming may be used
Straw, burning of
II light not to be used where stored unless protectee
II smoking where stored 47
Stumps, burning of 4
Tar burners may be used 4
tire for boiling z-' Z
• - - .46, 47
46
.47
Tinsmiths, exemptions in favor of as to kindling fires ..
Trees, burning of • • ■ ■
Turpentine, manufactory of not allowed in City 47
Wood, burning of in streets 4^
,1 shavings not to be piled without being enclosed
FlSH-
Blown, sale and export of
Damaged, n n
Forestalling of
Inspection of
Market. (See MARKET, Public.)
47
.31.90
.92
.90
V-,
ii i"
!S25S
«'i
ISP-
XXX.
F'isii (lontimiiuf) — •
Selling, place of 9'. 95
Tainted, sale and export of 3', <)o
rnwholesotne, h " .li, <)0
Waggon, sale of in yi
V\.\\ — lighted can<tle not to he used where stored unless protected ^y
Fi.Ksii Mkat. (See Mkat— Makkkt, Pihi.ic.)
Fl.OUk— Sale of in free fairs Qy
Klow KKs — Destroying in I'ark ss
Fi.tiEs. (See CiriMNKVs.)
{•'odder—
Place of selling ()^
Weighing of ()i
Food —
Adulteratiiin ol 51
inspection of 90
Market * onnniltee, duties of, as to tainted and unwholesome 128
'I'ainted and unwholesome, sale of in market
Unwholesome
Foot' liAi.L -j'laying in Park
Foot Passknckrs —
Obstructing 59,
Speed to be slackened at crossings for
FORKSTAI.l.INt; ()2, I
<,10
29
S<»
()0
01
FOKl'Kiri'KK n|. —
Adulterate<l articles -i
Bread, light 77
Licenses S 3
F^OR UlRl'. Waciion — (See also Caki fu) 00
Foui.iNd- -
Drinking fountains 15 1
Pumps 51
Streets 51
Wells 51
F^ouNTAiNs— (See Drinking I'ouMAtNs) '51
F'RUIT—
Decayed not to i)e brought into City 31
House for sale of to be licensed, I Sec- .-. iso Licenses.) Si
Forestalling of 92
l'"ree fair, sale of in 99
GALLOPING IN STREETS PROHIBITED 5S
Gambi.krs 22
GAMIil.INd —
Devices for, destruction of .23
11 not to be kept in licensed houses 83
Houses, freipienting prohibited 22
II Mayor, &c. , may enter 22, 23
II ])rohibited. 22
Licensed houses, not to lie allowed in S3
Market grounds, in ()2
(Iamks—
Playing in cemetery (jr burial ground 24
II streets or parks 58, 89
Gaol Commiitee —
Appointment of 123
Duties of .... : 130, 131
Garden Produce — Waggon conveying, tires of 60
Gardens, Pum.rc. (See Park.)
XXNI.
V.mr>
■••91, yj
■ • Jl. 90
...31, 90
91
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9"
128
',10
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SS
. .92, 101
.?!
77
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S'
5'
5 1
51
.1 1
Si
.... 92
99
5S
22
2;,
.S.5
22
..22, 23
22
«3
92
24
..58,89
.... 123
130, 131
60
(lAS CuMI'ANIKS
(Sec City CiAs Comia-v)
( „ London (Ias I.n;irr Company).
Casolink— Not to be used in liylilint; lires.
,184
•99
..48
Gatks , . .
I'aik, (lest II )yi lit, "'' iiij"'''"}i'
Sidewalk, not to swiiit; over.
...88
•■•55
Ckksk —
Distr.iinini;
11 fees for
[•'ooil to he furnished to
ImiMiiindiin;
,, fees for. . . .
67
■ 67
69
■. 67
69
I'ark, riinnint,' at laiye in ^^' ^9
KiiniiiiiR at larije •
ClNKKAI. llOsnrAI,. (See IIOSI'ITAI, ( .K.N KkAl, )
(.ill.r.Al), llAi.M 01 Tree not to be planted m streets ■ • ■ • -oo
^;^,,\ss-Manufaelol■y of, exemption from taxation '09. >'"
^'"^^l^r . . 67
Distraining ^'
u fees for A
I'ood to lie furiiislied to impminded ^^
1 mpounding ^^^
M fees (or
I'ark, running at large in
Running at large
(iooDs— , ^, ,,g
Auction, sale ni i.y, in market. 81
,, ,, license reijuired for
llawker, sale uf by
Lottery, sale of by, in inarkcl '^^^
I'etty cliapnien, sale of by ei" 1:2
Sidewalk, displaying on . . \i Ki
,, moving across • • • r-,' eS
Streets, waggon or stand for sale ol iioi to be kept on 81
Transient trader, sale of by ■ , ■>",■"• 1 eS
Vehicles containing, driver of to remain on or walk hesule • • b°
width of tires of S9.0O
„ for conveyance of, l!y-law amending liy-law for licensing. • ■ • • '242
,, ,, ,, for licensing 2^5, .sou
(loVEKNoi^-CKNKKAi - Speaking disrespectfully of in Council nt>
Grain —
Forestalling
I'ree fair, sale of in
I'lace of selling
(Jkanu Trunk Uah.wav Company oi^ Lanad.v-
Lower given lo, to cany railway along certain streets ibi, 10-, i^j
Grass. (See Parks, )
GRAVKI,— re 56
Removal of from streets or river. en 60
Waggon drawing, width of tires of 2^ 24
Graves — Violation of • ,• ••••, ,• * " "^'i^c
GKE..vr MAKKKi' S 1 RKKi-Xame ol changed to Central Avenue.^ H5
Gr1';ai Talhot Spreet— ..150
Lart of closed up
II sale of '
SS, S9
00
...92
..•99
...93
151. »52
Great Western Kai:.wav Co.mi-any— ^g^
Lower given to, to lay tramroad '^'
.
XXXIl.
Gkossly iNSULTiNd Languack— (Sec also I.an(;ua(:k) 21,40
(lUARi)s, Trkk. (See Tkkks.)
GUNI'OWUKU —
Lighted candle imt to be used where stored unless protected .47
Light not to he brought near 48
Magazine to he provided for 4S
Storing of 48
Trans])()rting througii streets 48
GUNS--Firing of 24
GuTTKRs. (See Waikr Coursks )
HALL—
Music, license to .S()
l'ul)lic, n 86
Hand Cart — Propelling on sidewalks 56
Hawkkrs —
License fee for S5, 86
11 to produce So
11 " take out 82
Hay—
Lighted candle not to he used wlierc stored unless |)rotected 47
Piling of 47
I'lace of selling 93
" weighing 91
IIa/.ard — Games of . .22, 92
Hkai.th, Board 01. (See llKAi.rii, riim.K.)
IIkai-th iNsi'KcroK. (See Hkai.th, l'i;i)i.ir.)
Health, I'uiu.ic —
Ahatenient of nuisances, lioard of Health may order 25, 29, 30
11 II notice as to 27, 29
Accumulations dangerous to, removal of '.24, 25, 27, 29, 30
Adulteratetl breail and ai tides of food, destruction of 31
ir 11 II II forfeiture of 31
11 food 29
A([uedutt, uostroying or injuring 31
Blown fish or flesh meat, sale and exjiort of. 31
]Joarding ho ise keepers, duties of in case of epidemic, &c 30
Board A Health —
Abatement of nuisances, may order • 25, 29, 30
11 11 notice as to 27, 29
Appointment of 123
City I Lall, to have ulhce at 26
Com]mse<I of what persons 25
Contagion, inquiry as to by 29
Drains, may order lo be made or cleansed 31, 32
l*"ilth, to examine sources of 29
Infected .articles, permits for removal of, may grant 29
Infection, impiiry as to by 29
Medical officer may be appointed by 28
M n office for to be provided 26
.Nuisances, abatement of 25, 27, 29, 30
ti examination into to be made by 29
II permits for removal of, may grant 29
II removal of 29, 30
M I cost of 30
Permits for removal of nuisances and infected articles may grant 29
Pri\y vault and drains, may give notice to make 32
II II 11 order cleaning of 32
Powers confcrrcil on 25, 29, 30
XXXIII.
•21, 40
• ••47
....48
....4S
....48
... 4S
....24
..,.86
....86
.. ..56
SS, 86
....80
....82
■•••47
■•••47
••••93
...91
22, 92
•25. 29, 30
27, 29
. 27, 29, 30
31
31
29
3«
31
30
• 25. 29, 30
27, 29
'23
26
25
29
•• 31, 32
29
29
29
. 28
26
27, 29, 30
• 29
29
. ... 29, 30
30
int 29
32
32
25. 29, 30
Pages.
IlF.ALTH, Public (contimicd)—
Board of Health —
.Sickness, cause of to examine iiiln 29
Volunteers, may accept services of as health officers 34
II procahnation as to 34
I'o.u'ding house keepers, duties of in case of epidemic, &c 30
Bread, adulteration of , 31
Butchers slaughtering beeves, &c 32
Carcasses of animals, throwing into streets or river 33
Cesspit, contents of, removal of ^^
Cholera, duties of hotel and boarding house keepers and physicians in
case of.
30,
Conductor of water, destroying or injuring .31
Contagion, inquiry as to 29
Damaged fish or flesh meat, bringing into City 31
11 II II sale and export of 3'
Dead l)o<ly, transporting through streets 33
Decayed fruit, potatoes or vegetable jiroduct, bringing into city 31
Defilement of springs, sources of water, or reservoir. , 5'
II 11 water 29
Destitute sick, provision as to ^ 28
Dirt, throwing into streets or river 33
Disease, malignant, duties of hotel and boarding house keepers and
physicians in case of 2,0, 31
I. spread of, prevention of ■ • • 3'
Epidemic, duties of hotel and boarding house keepers a'ad physicians in
case of 30> 3 1
Filth, -\ecumulation of 24, 25, 27, 29, 30
II examination into source of 29
II throwing into streets or river 00
(Sec also FiUli.)
Fish, blown, tainted, or unwholesome, bringing into City 31
,. „ I, II sale or exj^ort of 31
Flesh meat 1. n bringing into City 31
,1 M II 11 sale or export of 31
Food, adulteration of 29, 31
11 unwholesome, sale of 29
FVuit, decayed, bringir • into City 3^
Health Inspector, accum... .lon of dung, itc, duties of as to 27
I. 11 analyzation of water ■■ n 27
M M appt)inlment of 26
„ II Board of Health, to report to 27
butchers' ]iremiscs to visit 27
By-law, to see that provisions of are ca'-ried out 28
by-ways, to have supervision of 27
carcasses of animals, removal of, duties as to 33
decaying animal or vegetable matter, duties as to 27
declaratidii of ofVice by 26
dirt, removal of. duties ns to 27, },^
dung, accunudaiion of, dulies as to 27
duties of 26, 27, 28
expenditure, to keej) account of 26
fence viewer, to be 7^
lilth, removal of, dulies as to 27, },i
fish, blown, tainted or damaged, duiies as to 31
tlesh meat, n " '" 3^
fruit, decayed, duties as to 3'
health office to attend daily 26
II
It
II
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II
11
II
11
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II
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11
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IStT
Health, Public (coittinudtl)-- ^^^'''
Health Inspector, Inspector, Cil) , to perform iluties of. iq,
M II Lines, to liave supervision of 27
II II manure, removal of, duties of as 10 27
II II materials, to keep account of 26
, II II nuisances, may abate 21;
II 'I II II order abatement of 25
II II ofl'al, removal of, duties of as to 27
II II offensive matter, removal of, duties of as to. . 27
II II officers of Corporation, to assist 34
II II potatoes, decayed, duties of as to jj
11 11 proceedings, to keep record of 26
II II iiroperty, schedule of, to make 27
II II refuse, removal of, duties of as to 27
II 'I reports, to make to Board 27
II 11 rubbish, removal of, duties of as to 33
II I' vacant lots, to suj)ervise 27
" II volunteer health officer, may e.xercise powers of 34
II II water, stagnant, duties of as to removal ol 27
'I II II to forbid use of, if unlit 27
M II welis, to take steps to purify unwholesome 27
I' II workmen, to keep account of 1 26
1 lotel keepers, duties of in case of epidemic, &c 30
Infection, impiiry as to ... .29
Malignant disease, duties of hotel and boarding house keejiers anil
physicians in case of 30^ 31
Meat, blown, tainted or damageil, sale or exjiort of 31
Night soil, burying ^t^
II depositing on streets 33
" removal of 33
Nuisances, abatement of 25, 29, 30
M examination into 29
II removal oi 29
II II cost of 3 I
II II notice for 29, 30
Ollicers, appointment and duties of 28
I'ipe, destroying or injuring .31
Potatoes, decayed, bringing into City 31
Privy, cleansing of 32
■I notice to make 32
Reservoir, defilement of 31
River Thames, throwing dirt into jii
Rubbish, throwing into streets or river 33
Sickness, causes of, examination into 29
.Sinks, contents of, removal of ^^
.Slaughtering beeves, ivc 32
Small i)ox, duties of hotel and boarding house keepers and physicians in
case of 30, 3 1
.Sources of water, {lelilement of 31
Springs, ddileinent of 31
Tainted (isli and flesh meat, bringing into City 31
II 1. II sale and exi)orl of 31
Thames, throwing dirt into ^.^^
Vegetable jjioducts, decayed, bringing into City 31
\'olunteer luidth officer may be ajipointed 34
II II "ii exercise j)f)wers of Ins|)ector 34
Water conductor of, destroying or injuring ' 31
II defilement of Ji
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'sicians in
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3'
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3'
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Pa£;es.
Lighted candle not to be used where stored unless protected 47
riling of 47
J I, j)KS— Bringing into Market House 9°
Hitchcock Street changed to Maple street 142
"O'^" • f 2d
Keeping of '^'^
Sty, keeping of • •. 24
Home MANurACTURK-^Articles of, sale of in free fan-s 99
lIoMOCOPATUic Physicians. (See IMiysicians-Hosimtai., Gknkral.)
IIooK ANU Ladder Trucks ■ ■ ■3(>
Horned Cai'ii.e—
Distraming ^7
fees for.. . : o?
Food to be furnished to impounded oQ
67
68
66
Impounding.
fees for,
Running at large • • • •""
Trespassing °7. os
Horns— Blowing of 24
lIORSES— „
Breaking, in streets or parks 5°
Distraining
67
'fees for 67
Fastenmg to trees "~
Fire Department to be provided with 3°
Food to be furnished to impounded 69
Galloping of in streets 5°
Immoderate riding or driving ' 5°
Impounding ' 7
".' ■ '.'.."..".*........... 90
93. 94
fees for
Market, driving in
,1 sale of in
,1 M fees for
Tark, not to go at large in
Putting to mares in streets and parks .
Running at large
Sale of in market
Sidewalk, driving on
„ tying across
Streets, leaving untied in
Stud, exhibiting in streets and parks.
....94
.88, 89
....58
....66
■94. 95
....56
• 56. 57
58
58
.58
Training in streets and parks 5°
Trees, tying to
Tying to trees • • ■ „
Walking beside when drawing loaded vehicle 5°
Wood, standing with on sidewalk 59
"OSE- 6
Dnvmg over iZ
Fire Department ■^
IIOSIMTAI, and RELIKIC'oMMH lEK— '^
Appointnu'iil nf 3
Bread, light, tlislril)uli()n of to poor //
Chairman of may distribute light bread seized 77
Hospital, general, charge of, to have ■ .■ J29
olVicers of to have control ol '29
„ „ patients, to regulate admission into 129
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IIOSl'ITAI. AND Rf.i.iki' C'om.mtti KI'-. (coiitiniit^i) —
Hospital, [general, supplies f(ir, tn ailvertise for |2y
Relief, to supervise distribution of \2<)
Hospital Kunji —
Agreement as to 230, 231, 232
C'onsistintf, of what 234
Declaration of trust as to 233, 234
Income of, application of 231
Investment of .' 253
HOSIMTAI., (iKNKKAI,—
At^reement as to with ( 'orporation of Middlesex 230, 231, 232
Destitute sick, Mayor may order removal to 2S
Fund, atjreement and declaration of trust as to 230 to 234
Hospital and Relief C'ommittee to have charge of 121)
Matron of, appointment of 108
H salary of 108
Medical officers to be voluntary and unpaid 108
II practitioners may visit patients in, in certain cases 108, 109
Obstetrician, consulting, a])]K)intment of 108
Ofticers of, Hospital and Relief Committee to have control of 129
Patients, admission to. Hospital and Relief < 'ommittec to regulate 129
II County, a,q;reement as to. ... .230 to 234
Physicians, consulting, appt)intnient of 108
II " I lomn'opathic, a))|iointment of 108
11 •' obstetrician, n n 108
II Homu-opathic, appointment of 108
II staff of 107
11 to be voluntary officers 108
Rules and regulations of 6th l^eeember, 1875, to apply to 109
Steward, appointment of . . , 108
11 salary of ; 108
Su])plies for, purchase of 129
Surgeons, consulting, appointment of 108
H Homnopathic, m 108
11 resident " 108
II M salary of 108
11 staff of, appointment of 107
11 to be volunteer otVicers 108
Hotel—
Bagatelle tables in, hours of closing i-^s, 83
liilliard tables in, hours of closing 82, S3
Keeper may not be licensed as caliman 247
M occu]iying streets with vehicles 57
II omnibus, may ha/e license for 247
Keepers, duties of in case of epidemic, cholera, small pox, or malignant
disease 30
License, fees for 87
II not re(piire(l to take out under section 231 Si
Travellers not to be importuned to go to 78
House—
Betting
Disorderly
Dwelling. (See Dwkli.inc; IIousk.)
Frequenting, by gamblers and others 22
(jambling 22, 23
Ill-fame. (See Ii.i.-iAMK, House ok.)
I,()ck-up established 76, 77
Nuisances in 24, 25
22
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230, 231, 232
234
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XXXVII.
Pages.
House (continued) —
Numbering of 74. 7S> 7°
Numbers of to be entered on Assessment Roll 106
Pulling down to prevent spread of lire 3^
Snow, removal of from roof of 65
Water spouts, to be provided with 55
House Numberkr. (See Numhf.ring of Houses.)
Hucksters—
Forestalling by 92, loi
Stalls not to be allowed in market 9°
Wood, purchase of by JO'
HVDRANTS— Fire, Water and Gas Committee to report as to 127
ICE. (See Snow.)
Ill-fame, House of—
Contributing to support of
Frequentmg
Inmates of, contributing to support of
ent licensed
Keepmg •
Letting house or building to be used as.
Persons keeping or residing in, not to fi
Residing in
Supporting inmates of ••....
Immoderate Driving— (See Drivinc). . .
Immorality— Provisions for prevention of 21, 22, 23
Importuning Travellers • . • ■ ■ ^■■■■- ••- • 7»
Imvrisonment for non-payment of tines.. 83, 84, in, 112, 196, 243, 260, 261
22
22
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22
22
houses 83
22
22
58, 90
Indecent —
Books .
Drawings
Exhibitions
Exposure of person
Papers
Pictures
Placards
Plates
Play
Things
Words
Writings
Ini>ecency -
In cemetery or burial ground
Provisions for prevention of • • ■
Infection— Articles capable of conveying— (see Lah
INFLAMMAIU.E SUBSTANCES—
Highly, not to be used in lighting tncs
Manufactory of not allowed in City
Inhabited KuiLl)lNi:-To be provided with water closet, earthclosetor privy.35
Injuries to property and notices 5 » 5
Inn Keeper— (See Hotel.)
Insolvent Estate— g j
S?ick"of^°nay be liki 'by' t.'ansient t'."adeV witliout license' where insolvent
carried on business with it m t ily
iNSPEcroR, City— 64,65,66
^"' 107
21
21
21, 22
23
21
21
2!
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21, 22
21
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21, 22, 23
Carter) 29
48
47
Duties of.
Health Inspector to perform duties of ^'
Houses, removal of snow from roofs of 3
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Inspector, City (lontiniiid) —
Snow, ice, dirt and obstructions, removal of from streets 64, 6^, 66
Streets, cleaning of ' • • 65
fi removal of .;now, ice, dirt and obstructions from 64, 65, 66
Inspector, Heai.ih. (See IIkaliii, ri'ui.ic.)
iNSI'ECrOK OK FiUII.DINCS —
Apparatus, danjjerous, duties of as to 42, 45
Appointment of 41
boilers, dangerous, duties of as to 42, 41;
Huildings, may enter to ins|)ect 4^, 40
M pulling down 44
11 to have oversight of 41
C'hinmey sweeps to report to 49
("himr'>'--, dangerous, duties as to. . 42, 45
Cit) ^r to perform duties of 42
ill 41.42
Fir . ...ay order destruction of buildings erected contrary to Bylaw in. 44
H places, dangerous, duties of as to . . 42, 45
Fir'^s, to enforce )jy-law fur [Meventing 42
l"luo>, d;i" rerou ' 'ies of as to 42, 45
Obsuucth'i. ./f ill j.i^rfoniii'nce of duties 49
Ovens, dangerous, duties of as to 42, 45
Stoves, M M 11 42,45
Inspector ok Licenses. (See Licknsk Inspecior )
Inspector oe iM.\RKi:T. (See M.\rkki, Pchi.ic. )
Inspector oe Weiuhts .and Measures 105
Insulting Lancuahe— Ise of — (See also Lancuack) 21, 40
Intelligence Oeeices —
Application to, record of to be kept 84
Hooks to be kept by keepers of 84
Extortion by 85
Fees, part of to be refunded in certain cases 85
ti to be paid for license to keep 87
M It taken by keepers of 84, 85
Hours during which to be kejjt open 84
Inspection of books of. . . 84
Keepers of to be licensed 84
License, keepers of to lake out 84
Receipt, keepers of to give, for fees paid to 85
Record to be ojien for insjiection 84
M II keep, of applications 84
Sign to be kept up by person keeping So, 81
Interment oe hie Dead 24
Inter fretaiton —
By-laws, construction of 17
Cab 245
Carter.... 239, 283
" Herein '" relates to whole By-law 17
" Holiday," what days included in 18
Law to be considered as always speaking 17
Livery stable keejjcr 270, 271
Masculine gender includes females 18
" May '' to be eonstruefl as permissive 17
" Month " means a calendar month 18
" Person," whom it includes 17
Repeal of By-laws, effect of >S, I9
" Shall " to be construed as imperative 17
Singular number includes more than one 18
jggm^mam
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65
...64, 65, 66
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41
42,45
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44
41
49
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42
41. 42
) 15ylavv in. 44
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INIEKPRF-TATION {cOll/illllCtl) —
Words, meaning; of I7i 18
" Year " means a calendar year 18
In roxicvriNU Dkink -Sale or gift of to child or apprentice 21
JURORS— Unties of Coal Comniitte as to 130, 131
[rsTRK-Criniinal, Duties of tloal tdmniittee as to 130, 131
lUSTICK OK TllK I'lvVCK. (See MAi'.ISI UAIK.)
KEROSENE-
Fires, not to he used for lii,diting ■ -4^
Manufactory of not allowed in city 47
LADDERS— ISuildings to have, if more than one story hi<;h 44
Lami'-
Destroying 5*
Fittings, ilestroying or injuring 5^
Gas, duties of Fire, Water and Gas Ciommittee as to 127
Injuring 5 '
Posts, climbing 5'
„ defacing with notices 5°
M destroying 5'
II injuring 5^
Stable, &c., not to be used in unless protected 47
Language— Obscene, blasphemous or grossly insulting, use of.. 21, 40, 102, 238,
[25b, 282
Lantkrn. (See Lamp— Stahi.i;.)
Levvu—
Book :
Drawings
Tapers
Pictures
Plate
Play "•
Thing
License CoMMrnKE—
Appointment of '^
Duties of ^ '^°
Intelligence OfTices, may inspect books of °4
License fees, to report as to '^s
I, Inspector, duties of to be assigned by 79
,, ,, to attend when re<[uired ..... .70
„ „ M perform duties as to Dog By-law under direction of. 7 1
„ „ II take security from 7»
Licenses, to report as to '^
Licenses— o.
Amusement, places of, to be licensed 70 ' 80
Application for ...... ._ 81 82
...v.'.'.!!'.! ".'.81', 82
86
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22
21
Auction sale of goods by
Auctioneer to be licensed
Bagatelle table, fees for license to keep
„ keepers of to be licensed ^2
Billiard table, fees for license to keep '-
„ „ keepers of to be licensed °^
Boarding-house keeper need not be licensed under sect. 231 »l
Bowling alleys, fees for license to keep °
„ „ keepers of to be licensed °^
By-law relating to shop and tavern, breach of :''"\",!fM.
i-L. ^ 235 to 240, 242, 243, 244 to 268
C'artei-J .■;.■. ■.■.'. ■■.■.■■ 23510240,242,243,280,284
Circus, exhibition of to be licensed
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L I C K N S ES (tOU/i/l llt'd ) —
Circus, fees for exliihilion uf 86, 87
Clams, fees for license to icecp place lui sale of %
II keepers of place for sale of to he licensed Si
Committee. (See License Committee.)
Disorderly conduct in houses having 83
Duration of 80, 81
Entertainment, fees for license to keep place of 86
11 license to keep i>lace of required 81
Exhibitions for hire or i)rotit, fees for license to hold 86, 87
II license to yive required 82
Fees for .\ 85, 86, 87, 12S, 236, 237, 249, 281, 285, 286
M Lic.'.ise Committee to report as to 128
II not to he in force until paid 80
II to be paid to Treasurer 80
Forfeiture of 83
l-'ruit, fees for license to keej) place for sale of 86
II keepers of place for sale of to he licensed 81
Gambling in houses having 83
(Joods. sale of by transient trader unless licensed, prohibited 81
Hawkers, fees to be paid for. 85
II license, reipiired to take out 82
Insolvent estate, stock of, license not required for sale of 81
Inspector of, appointment of 78
II duties of 70, 77, 78, 79, 80
M entering houses , 79
II interrupting 79
• I molesting , 79
Intelligence Office, fees for license to keep 87
M II keepers of to be licensed 84
Livery stables 235 to 240, 270
Menageries, exhibitions of to be licensed 83
1. II fees for licenses lor 86
Music hall, fees for 86, 87
Omnibus 247, 248
Ordinaries, fees for license to keep 86
11 keepers of to be licensed 81
Oysters, fees for keeping place for sale of 86
II keepers of place for sale of to be licensed 8i
Pedlars. (See Hawkers.)
Petty chapman, fees to be paid for license to 85
II II license, required to take out 82
II trades, fees for license to carry on 85
M 11 license to carry on 82
Production of, when recjuired 80
Public hall, fees for 86, 87
Refreshment of public, fees for license to keep place of 86
II II license to keep place of required 81
Riding, exhibitions of to be licenseil 83
Sales by auction. (See auction.)
.Security to be given by applicants for • 80
Shop, fees for 87
Showmen, fines imposed on, how collected 83, 84
Shows, exhibitions of, fees for license for 86
II II to be licensed 83
.Sign, persons required to take out, to keep up 80, 81
Street railway cars to be licensed 191
Tavern, fees for 87
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XI, I.
Pages.
LiCF.NSES [continued) —
Temperance House. (See Victualling House,)
Theatre, fees for 86, 87
Transient trader, fees for license to . , ,. 85
M II license required to be taken out by 81
X'ictualling house, fees for license to keep 86
11 ti keepers of to be licensed 81
Victuals, keepers of place where sold to be licensed , 81
Wax work, exhibition of, fee for license for , 86
11 n II to l)e licensed S3
LiCF.NSES, Inspector ok—
Applications for licenses, registry of to keep 78
Appointment of 78
I'agatelle tables, places where keiU to visit 7(j
Hilliard tables, n h n 79
lionds, to make out 79
Bowling alleys, to visit 79
I'read, liglit, may seize ; 77
By-laws, License, offences against to prosecute 79
II 11 to see that carried out 79
Cab license, to issue 287
Carter n 1 281
,1 to assist, at request of, in conveying ]iersons to prison 281, 282
Classified list of persons required tt) take out licenses, '-.c jnake 78
Dog not to be registered by ui>less tax jiaid , , . . . 71
11 record to keep of registered , 71
11 registering of . , 70
11 return to make to Treasurer as to , 71
M tax may be ])aid to 71
,1 11 to be paid before registering of 71
Duties of 70, 7.it, 77, 78, 79, 2S1, 2S7
Intelligence offices, books of to be open to 84
II 11 to visit 79
Inspection, right to enter house to make 77> 79
II to make, of licensed houses 79
II II places ref[uired to be licensed , . 78, 79
Interrupting in discharge of duties , , 79
Licenses, application for to be made to 79» ^o
11 counterpart of to keep 7^
M particulars of to keep 78
II to be produced to when recpureil 80
II If make out 79
License Committee, to attend when reijuired 79
,1 II 11 perform duties as to dogs under direction of 71
„ I, II II II assigned by 79
Licensed premises to inspect 79
,, „ 11 see that well and orderly kept . . , . ^ 79
Livery stable licenses, to issue 285
Molesting in discharge of duties 79
Offences against License By-laws, to prosecute 79
I'etitions, to ascertain truth »f 7^
Registry of applications for licenses, to keep 78
Security to be given by applicant for license to be to satisfaction of. . ..79, 80
II i. give 79
Transfer of Licenses, registry of applications for, to keep 78
,, . M to make out 79
Treasurer, to advise with 7'*^
II II make return to as to dogs 7 '
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Licenses, Inspectoh ok (cortttnucd)—-
Treasurer to make return to of particulars of licenses 7^
II 11 II II II 11 persons required to take out licenses 78
Victualling houses, to visit 7^
Visit all parts of city four times a year, duty of to -ji^
Lieutenant-Governor — Speaking disrespectfully of in Council ..116
Light Bread. (See Bread.) 77
Weight 91
Lime — Measuring of 105
Liquor—
Fees for sale of 87
Fire engine housea or fires, not to be used at 40
Livery Stahles —
By-law for regulating and licensing 235
11 repeal of 270
11 to amend By-law relating to 2S5
Certiticate in favor of granting license to, form of 278, 279
11 reinstating license form of 277
Chief Constable, form of certificate of 27S, 279
11 I inspection of by 273
11 M to certify as to applicant for license to keep 271
Clean, to be kejit 273
Cruelty to animals 274
Fare, payment of 275
Fine for infraction of By-law relating to^ 275, 276
Inspection of 273
Interpretation of term " Livery Stable keeper" 270, 271
Keepers of not required to take out license as cabman or carter unless
engaged in those businesses 235
11 to be licensed ., 235, 270
II who to be deemed 270, 27 1
License, assignment of 237, 272
II certificate of Chief Constable, form of 278, 279
II 1 11 11 required before issue of 271
II duration of 238, 271
II entitles to keep only one 236
II fees for 236,237,271,272,285
M form of 270, 276
M how to be issued 271, 285
II Inspector of Licenses to issue 285
M minor, not to be granted to 271
M not to be in operation till fees paid to Treasurer 272
II petition for, form of 278
II 11 required 271
M required to keep 235, 270
11 security to be given by applicant for 236
II suspension of 273, 274
II transfer of 237, 271, 272, 277
Notoriously bad characters, vehicles not to be let to 274
Numbering of 75
Owner of, who to be deemed 272
Penalty for infraction of By-law relating to 275, 276
Property to be taken care of by keeper of 275
Prostitutes, vehicles not to be let tp 274
Sale of, license may be transferred on 272
Street, keepers of may make use of for certain purposes 57
II vehii. ies not to Ijc washed or cleaned on 273
Treasurer, fees for license to keep, to be paid to 272
Treasurer's receipt, form of 277
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censes 78
79
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77
91
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235
270
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278, 279
277
27S, 279
273
271
273
274
275
275, 276
273
270, 271
irter unless
235
23s, 270
270, 271
237, 272
278, 279
" 271
238, 271
236
, 271, 272, 285
270, 276
271, 285
28s
271
, 272
278
271
235, 270
236
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271, 272, 277
274
75
272
275, 276
27s
274
272
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273
272
277
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Pages
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lo( K-i 1' House Estabushbd 76. 77
LdiKiiNG Stable. iSee Livery Stahle.)
Joes— Burning of in open air
London Boakd ok Trade—
Declaration of trust by as to Hospital Fund 233, 234
Income of Hospital Fund, application of l)y 231
London Gas Lioht Company—
Agreement with • 204 to 209
Amalgamation with other Company not to take place 202
By-law, conditions on which po-.e-s granted 200, aoi, 202
„ granting power to lay v wn pipes 199 to 203
„ when to go into force 203
City Gas Company obtaining control of 207
Engineer, pipes of to be laid under supervision of 205
Forfeiture of rights by J-'l^l
Gas, price of 200, 201, 205, 206, 207
/quality of 200, 201, 20s, 206
„ supply of to City 20'. 202, 206
Penalty for breach of agr-^ement 20»
Streets, breaking up by ^°°
„ to be left in repair • • 2°°
Works, when to be commenced and completed 200, 205, 20&, 207
London, Huron and Bruce Railway Comi-any— By-law to aid.. 171 to 174
London Savings Bank— Agreement and declaration of trust as to
London Street RAiLWAY-ISee Street Railway) 18610198
LoRRiE— Fees for license for
Lottery— In market
Lumber—
Selling, place of
Sidewalk, placing on
Waggon conveying from mill, tires of
Yards to lie fenced
MACADAM- no
On Street Railway '°°
Removing from streets • 53
Magistrate—
Dog, may order destruction of '■i
License, forfeiture of by
II may demand production of
Police. (See Police Magistrate.)
Malignant Disease— (See Disease) .^°'
.Manufactories-
Certain, not allowed in City
Dangerous n «
Earth closet, to be provided with
Privy Board of Health may make to ■i
It notice to make
,1 to be provided with • ■ •
1 axation, certain kinds of, exempt from ^°'^>
Water closet, to be provided with
Manure — , , r -^a '>c '>'? 20 ^o
Accumulation and removal of -4. ^S. -/' ^V' J
Putting up in heaps • • • ;
Maitlani) STREEi-Grand Trunk Radway Company may lay
railway on • ' ' ^
Mai'LE Street— Hitchcock street changed to »4^
Mares— Putting stud horse to in streets or parks b
281
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.93
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Mark T-ANK — Xaint- nf clianj^'ed tn Kiilnnond Street n
Makkki Commi n kk- -
.\)i|iiiililiiU'lil of ■ 121
AuLliiiii siilcs, III si't apart part of market jjrounils for ()S
I're.Kl, assi/c of, (hitics as tu 128
I )ntiLS of 127, 128
I'ood, tainted and unvvliolesoine, (liities as to 128
I'ree fair.s, rules and re^'ulalioiis as to, to make yy, 100
11 to direct per>on ap|iointed to arranj^e articles for exhibition at..i)0
l.cssie of stalls to kee|i tlicm clean to satisfaction of (jS
Market ( 'lerk, lo have control of 128
I. fees, collecting;, to report as to 128
11 " deposit, may reipiire from pei'sons tendering for 128
11 ri to advertise for tenders for purchase of 128
11 fences, repair of, duties as to 128
11 (ground, cleaning; of, duties as to 12S
II house, repair of, duties as to 128
II offiiers, to have control of 128
II i)ul)lic. to manage and report on 127
Weigh I'Icrk, to furnisli hook to i)j
Weighing house, to nianage and report on !?•
Weights and measures, to report on i,
Markkc, Fui;iv -
Agricultural live stock, produce, machines, and machinery, sale of at. . .,09
Articles, arranging for sale in . . 99
Disordeily conduct in 99
I'.stahlishment of 98
Fees, none payable at 94, 99
]*"ruil, sale of in 99
(Jrain n n m 99
1 lolding of, place and time of 98
II II purpose of 99
Home manufacture, articles of, sales of in 99
Market ( Ommitteee to direct person in charge of 99
II II II make rules for 99, 100
Meal, sale of in 99
Purpose for which to be held 99
Rules, Market Committee to make for 99, 100
II when to go into effect 100
Slock, arranging at 99
II removing of 99
MARKEf Grains — Forestalling of 92
Marki'.t, ruiiLK —
Animal matter, bringing into 90
Animals, fees on saK of in . .93, 94
Articles for family use, forestalling of 92
11 sale of by weight 91
Auction sales in and fees therefor y I, 92, 98
ISag of jjotatoes, weight of 9I
]5asement, tires to be kept in S9
II light in not to be obstructed 94
IJoiler running in 92
Hutchers' fire, lo ])rovide their own 89
M meat, distrained, sale of .... 96
II II sale of by weight 91
ti II II II ])Iace for ()i, 93
11 stalls. (.See Stalls.)
Calf's meat, sale of 98
X I .V.
Pages.
M\RKET, ruHLic l.Olfilllin/) —
Cards, playing at in
Cham f. gamvs of, I'layint,' in
Clerk, aiiiMiintmciU of
II auction sales in U) be umk-r iliroclion of
II fees, piircliascr of to he
....92
....92
■■••94
• 92. 98
....94
„ to he collected hy 93. 94
grounds to he kept cleaned hv °9
house
Market t:()nAmittec lo coiurol and direct
security, to j^ive
ticket to he ^iven liy on payment of fees.
wagt;on, hay, straw or fodder, iil.aciiiL' of.
11 placing,'
12S
94
93
91
,_^^,_, . ,,(■ 9"
„ to prevent 'rcniain'inij'al front of nortli end of market house.90
Closing, hours of
I'oal, fees for weighing in
Count, short
Covent Garden continued
,, M stalls in, renting of
Crowding in 2
Dairy products, forestalling ^
89
98
91
89
95
92
1 )ay^
....92
91, 92
...90
....90
....90
•92
■ 92
.94
•94
92
Dice, playing witli in ■ ■ • •
Distress warran', sale of goods under in
Dog not to he kept ahout
Driving, immoderate, in
II over market s(|uare or place
Eggs, forestalling of
Engine, steam, setting up in
Fair, free. (See Mark Ki', Fr1':i:.) .•,!•„.
I, grounds, auction sales not to take place in, cxceiH of certam tlimgs
,1 ,1 fees for selling in not to he charged
Family use, forestalling articles of ^^
Farm produce, place of selling 04 128
Fees, sale of • • • ■; -^ ' „.
M in fair ground at free fairs, not payable tor J'*
11 ticket for to he given by clerk ; ^^
,1 „ M shown when re(iuire(l " |J
Fires, butchers to provide their own ^
,1 to be kept in basement
Fish, forestalling of ' ' 00
It inspection of „ j
II market y
II .. rent of stalls in ^|
II place of selling' • • ■ -^
„ tainted or unwholesome, exposing for
rk
95
93
90
93
Fodder, place of selling 91
II weighing of : ■ ' y " \ ^o
Food, articles of, tainted or unwhok'some, exposing tor sale \'.','.go
II . inspection of ',,02
Forestalling "
Free. (See MARKivr, Fkei-:.) ^2
Fruit, forestalling of. ..".!! 99
II sale of in free '""■•"
Gambling in
Goods, sale of in by lottery
II M market place .
92
92
.91, 92, 98
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Market, Public (continjied)—
Grain, forestalling q2
II place of selling 93
Grounds, cleaning of 8^
I lay, place of selling 93
II weighing of 91
Hazard, games of in 92
Hides, bringing into ... 90
Hours of opening and closing 89
House, cleaning of 89
II dog not to be kept in or aboui 90
II establishment of 89
11 repair of, duties of Market Committee as to 128
Hucksters' stalls not allowed in 90
Indecent exposure of person in 23
Inspector of 90
Lease of stalls in 95. 96
Lessee n h to keep fire in basement 89
Light weight gi
Lottery in 92
Lumber, selling, jilace of . 93
Market Committee. (Si:k Market Co^I^IITTKE.)
II II to have charge of 127
II grain forestalling 92
Measurement, sale of meat or articles by 91
It short 91
Meat, calf's, sale of 98
II distrained, sale of 96
II forestalling 92
II inspection of 90
II place of sale of 91, 93
11 sale of by weight 91
II II 11 in less quantity than by ijuarter on Market S(iuare pro-
hibited 91
II tainted or unwholesome, exposing for sale in 31, 90
Nuisance in 90
Obstructing citizens in 92
11 light in 94
Offal, bringing into 90
Ojien air, sale of animals in 93, 94
Opening, hours of 89
Place, established 89
Potatoes, forestalling of 92
II weight of bag of 91
Poultry, forestalling of 92
11 insjiection of . . 90
II taintefl or unwholesome, exposing for sale in 90
Quarter, meat not to be sold in less (juantity than by, on market grounds.. 91
Refuse, bringing into market 90
Rent of stalls 95
It II meat, distraining for 96
ti II neglect to pay 96
11 11 Treasurer to receive 95
Roots, forestalling of 92
.Scales, persons selling by weight tc be provided with 91
.Shingles, jilace of selling, 93
Sidewalks in, assembling on 92
Stalls, agreement to be signed by lessee of 96
XLVII.
Pages.
Markkt, Public (continued)—
Stalls, assigned, not to be J"
<^lB!in tr> hp kent v"
96
clean, to l)e kept
I, fish market, in
,, forfeiture of
„ hucksters
„ lease of
,1 leased, to be
„ obstruction of light by
„ occupation of
,, re-letting
M rent of
„ „ non-payment of. . . .
„ ,, Treasurer to receive
,1 sub-letting......
Steam engines, running in
power, machines not to be run by m ^^
Straw, place of selling '.".".!'. .91
'raintedTiS!"fsh, poulu'y,' ox ariicles of 'food,' exposing for sale in 90
Unwholesome I. " " " " " ^
Vegetable matter, bringing into ^
Vegetables, forestalling ^
Waggon, fish, sale of in..... ••'^
hay, straw and iodder ^
not to remain at north end of Market House 9°
•95
.96
.90
•95
•95
•94
.96
.96
•95
.96
•95
..96
..92
placing of.
90
preference not to be given in placing 9^
,, removal of _
Weigh Clerk, appointment of ^'
„ duties of ^'
responsibility of ^-y^
Weighing, fees for " ' ' ^
hay, straw and fodder... ^
house, duties of Weigh Clerk as to -97
„ Market Committee to report as to »Z7
Weilht's amUireasures," ^ial■ke■l■ Conimittee to i-eport as to . . . .... ... 127
^, „ persons selling by weight to be provided with. . ..91
Market "sTRKEi-Changed to Albert Street '41
Market, Wood—
Clerk of, appointment of • • • •. ; ' •
„ certil.cate, to give of wood measured or inspected
II duties of •.
II fees for re-packing or re-piling
„ purchases of cordwood by
.. security to be given by .
,1 waggon, placing of in by .
Cordwood. (See Cordwood.)
Disorderly conduct in
Establishment of
Fees of
„ ,1 to be paid to Treasurer _ j^^, 103
Rack, size and form of ...'.100
Site of loi
Streets in, blocking up _ . . 104
Waggon, altering marks on .".*."."..' I02
II placing in "
(See also Cordwood.)
100
103
100 to lOi
103
100
100
102
102
100
,101, 103, 104, 105
.105
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Pages.
Mayor —
Absence of, chairman to be ai)iiuinte(l in 1 14
Adulteration of food, powers of as to 28, 2<j
Apparatus, danj;erous, may direct examination and removal of 42, 45
Bar, permission to come within, may give i ly
Boilers, dangerous, may direct examination and removal of 42, 45
Bread, may direct place where sold to be entered 77
11 11 order distribution to poor of light 77
Buildings erected contrary to By-law, may order jiulling down of 44
II may order inspection of 48, 49
II II 1. pulling down to i)revent spread of (ire 38
By-law, signing 121
Cabman, may require to assist in conveying jiersons arrested 237
Carter n n m .. ., 1, . .237, 281, 282
Chair, leaving to take part in debate . . 115
11 .1 when Council goes into Committee of the Whole 120
II taking after report 120
1. n in case of disorder in C'ommittee of "e Wliole 120
M until he leaves, members not to leave places Oi. adjournment 1 14
11 when (luorum present, Id take 114
Che(|ues, to countersign 137
Chimneys, dangerous, may direct examination and removal of 42, 45
City Steam Heating Company, to certify as to 211
Committee of the Whole, disorder arising in, to take chair on 120
II 11 11 nuition to rise without reporting carried in, to
take chair 120
11 11 M to leave chair when Council goes into 1 19
Committees, to be ex-oflicio a mend)er of all 122
Crowding streets, may authorize urder for persons to move on to prevent. .60
l)ogs, may authorize to be seized 72
II M issue proclamation for muzzling 72
Exhibition, indecent, inunoral or lev.d, may prevent 21, 22
Fire, may order buildings to Ix; pulled down to prevent spread of 3S
II places, dangerous, niay direct examination and removal of 42, 45
Klues 1: II II II 42, 45
(jand)ling devices, may destroy 22, 23
11 houses, 11 enter 22,23
Health Inspector to make <leclaration before 26
Inunoral exhibition or jday, may jirevent 21, 22
Indecent n 1. .. 21,22
Intelligence office, books of, may order to be inspected 84
Lewd exhibition or play, may jireveut 21, 22
List of 3, 4, 6, 8
London Cas Light Comjiiny to give security to satisfaction of 203
Medical advice, may call in in certain cases 29
Member addressing to stand uncovered 1 15
11 calling to oriler 1 1 5
!• not to leave place on adjournment until chair left by 114
11 to name who is to speak 1 15
Motion, contrary to rule, duty as to 119
II to be read by 118
Order, calling members to 115
It points of to decide 1 14, 1 1 5
II to preserve in C'ouncil 1 14
Ovens, dangerous, may direct examination and removal of 42, 45
Park, may onler certain ])ers')ns to be excluded from 88
Petitions, duties as to 122
riay, indecent, inunoral or lewd, may prevent 21, 22
ii
Panes.
114
28, 2(J
42, 45
>i7
42, 45
77
77
44
... 48, 49
38
121
237
7, 281, 282
115
120
120
120
It 114
"4
137
42, 45
211
120
ied in, to
1 20
iiy
122
prevent.. 60
........72
72
. . .21, 22
3S
42, 45
...42, 45
....22, 23
22. 23
26
21, 22
21, 22
84
. . . .21, 22
■■3,4. 6, 8
303
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88
122
21, 22
XLIX.
Pages.
Mayor (continiud)—
Police Force, may authorize to enter buildings to inspect 48, 49
It II I' " ti place where bread sold 77
Puttinc question 115^ 119
Queen s Park, improvements to be made by trustees to 1)e approved by. .217
It II to approve of regulations of trustees of 217
II II trees in not to be cut down without sanction of 218
Question, may be put to n6, 117
II putting 115, 119
Sick, destitute, may order to be attended or removed to hospital 28
Stoves, dangerous, may direct examination and removal of 42, 45
.Street railway, to execute agreement with 196
Vote, may on all questions in Council 115
Measurement — Short 91
Measuring Lime 105
Meal — Sale of at free fairs 99
Meat—
Blown, tainted or unwholesome, sale of 3', 9°
Forestalling 92
Inspection of 90
Place of selling 93
.Sales of in less quantity than by quarter 91
Mechanics — Exemption in favor of as to kindling fires 46, 47
Medi'al IIkai.th Officers. (See Health, Public.)
Meetings OF Council. (See Council. )
Menagerie —
Exhibition of 83
License fees for 86, 87
Licensed, to be 83
Penalty for unlicensed exhibition of 83, 84
Merchants — May use portions of sidewalk for certain purposes 51, 52
Mii)I)Le..ex, Corporation of —
Court House 130, 131
Criminal justice 130, 131
Exhibition grounds, agreement with as to 222 10 225
Gaol 130, 131
Hospital fund, agreement as to 230, 231, 232
II It declaration of trust as to 233, 234
Jurors, payment of 130, 131
Prisoners, maintenance of 130, 131
Public buildings belonging to need not be numbered 75
Middlesex (East) Agricultural Society— Agreement with as to
Exhibition Grounds 226 to 229
Mill — Waggons drawing lumiier from, width of tires of 60
Missiles— DangiTous throwing in streets or parks 57
Money Api'rci'riations .' 121, 137
Mc^ALs, Public—
Alms, asking on streets 23
Apprentice, sale or gift of intoxicating drink to 21
Hathing in Thames 23
Begging in streets 23
Betting houses 22
Blasphemous language, using 21, 40, 102
Books, indecent or lewd, sale or jjossession of ... .21
Cards, playing at 22, 90
Chance, games of 22, 90
Child, sale or gift of intoxicating drink to 21
Dice, playing with 22, 90
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Disonieily houses, contributing to support ol 22
11 n frequenting 22
M .. keeping. 22
!i « residing in 22
M .1 supporting inmates of 22
M jiersons subject to penalties 23
Drawings, indecent 21
11 lewd 21
Drink, intoxicating, sale or gift of to child or apprentice 21
Drunk, ])ersons found 23
Drunkenness 21, 23
Exhibitions, indecent 22
Exposure of person, indecent 23
Faro Bank 22, 23
Fences, posting indecent pictures on 21
Gamblers 22
Gambling 22, 23
Gambling house 22, 23
Gaming 22
Grossly insulting language, using 21, 40
Hazard, games of 22, yo
House of ill-fame, contributing to support of 22
11 11 frequenting 22
M .■ keeping 22
M p. letting house or building to be used as 22
M II residing in 22
M !• sujjporting inmates of 22
Ill-fame, Ixiuses of 22
Immoral play 21, 22
Immorality .21
Indecency 21
Indecent book 21
11 drawings 21
exhibition 21, 22
II exposure of person 23
II paper 21
M i)ictures 21
II placards 2i
I' plate 21
II play 21,22
II thing 21
writings 21
Insulting language 21, 40
Intoxicating drink, sale or gift of to child or apprentice 21
Language, blasphemous 21, 40, 102
!• grossly insulting 21,40
ol)scene 21,40,102,238,255,282
Letting house or l)uililing to be useil as htinse of ill-fame 22
Lewd bonk ;2I
drawings 21
II paper 21
I. pictures .... 21
|)late 21
piny 21, 22
iNoioriiiu- persons, permitting iinuse to be frecpiented by 22
Obscene language, using 21, 40, 102, 23S, 255, 282
I'aper, indecent or lewd , , 21
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l'a£;es.
22
22
22
22
22
•• 23
21
21
21
23
.... 21, 23
22
23
22, 23
21
22
22, 23
22, 23
22
21, 40
22, 90
, 22
22
22
22
22
, 22
22
21, 22
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21
21
21
21, 22
23
21
21
21
, 21
21, 22
21
21
21, 40
21
.21, 40, 102
21, 40
38, 25s, 282
22
I'ases.
21, 22
22
38, 255, 282
21
Pum.ic (i-ontinued)— 23
MOKAI
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I'eisons,
22
„ of bad character m " " ' ' 21
I'ictures, indecent '' 21
lewd 21
Placards, indecent " " 21
Plate, indecent or lewd 21, 22
Play, immoral. . 21, 22
,, indecent 21,22
,, lewd ....
Profane swearing • •■ • ' •, ' j ' ;
Prostitutes, permitting house to be frequented by.
River Thames, bathing m • • •
21, 40
21
23
'.'..'.'.. 22, 23
Rouge-et-non- 22, 23
Roulette table ' 23
Streets, begging m 22, 23
„ drunkenness m " 23
„ indecent exposure in 21, 40
Swearing, profane. 23
Thames, bathing in 22, 23
Vagrants 21
Walls, indecent placards on 21
Words, indecent ...'.'... 2i
Writings, indecent • • • • • • i iS
Motions is Councii.-I See also Coun.ii.)
Mui.ES— . 58
Not to be left untied in street gg^ 89
„ go at large in Park . . ... ■ • 177,178
MuN.cu-Ai. LOAN Fund i)K,n-15y-law as to • /^^ g^
Music II ALL— Licenses to, fees tor 72
Mu/./.LiNU Dogs— (.See Dogs) •
NAMES OF STREETS, (See Streets.)
N",.„A-Not to be used in lighting hres
NiGiir Soil—
Burying
Depositing
Removal of
Noises, Unusuai
NOR'IH SrUKET—
.48
• 31
• 31
■ 31
..24
. >39
Name of nart of changed to Calling street^ ^^ ;:::;:.... .{^
,, (^uecn s Avenut
Nuisances— 25, 27, 29, 3c
Abatement of " ....
Bells, ringing of . . •:•.•••-.
Burial ground, committing in
Cemetery, committing in
Charavaris prohibited ■■.\"c" 'a
Disinfecting premises in which found ^5,
Dung, accumulation and removal ot
Filth, accumulation and removal of ■ ■
Fire arms, firing of • • • • •
„ ball. " '" >ciimgofl ;;;■■.....
„ cracker, " " '
Guns, firing of
llealtli, accumulations dangerous to
27
27, 29,
24
...24
...24
...24
...25
29. 30
.24,
25. 27,
25,
Hoard of may order abatement ol 2.
,, „ removal ot....
30
...24
...24
...24
...24
29. 30
2'). 30
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24
30
30
30
88
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Nuisances (roiiliiiiwd) —
Health Inspector mny al)ate j-
11 11 11 order abatement of 21;
Hog sty prohil)ited 24
I logs, keeping of prohibited 24
Morns, blowing of 24
Manure, accumulation and removal of 24, 25, 27, 29, 30
Market, in
Noises, unusual, makihg in streets
Notice to remove, how given
Offal, accumulation and removal of 24, 25, 27, 20,
Offensixe matter m \< 24, 25, 27, 29,
Parks, in
Pig sty prohibited 24
Pigs, keeping of prohibited 24
Police force may abate 2^
Prohibited 25
Removal of 25, 29, 30
II cost of 30
M notice of 29, 30
Shouting in streets 24
Slaughter houses, keeping of .... 24
Squib, firing or setting otT 24
Stagnant water, accumulation and removal of. 24, 25
Streets, noises in , 24
Unusual noises making in streets 24
Water stagnant, accumulation and removal of 24, 25
NuMHERiNc. Docs— (See Dogs) 70
NUMHERINC. OK HOI'SES — ^
Assessor to enter numbers on roll 106
Barns need not be numbered 75
Buildings, public, need not be numbered 75
Churches n n 75
Crown, houses belonging to need not be numbered 75
I louses to be numbered 74
Livery stables >i 75
I^ots 11 74
Middlesex, Corporation of, public buildings of need not be numbered. . . .75
Numberer of houses, appointment of 74
II 11 obstructing 75
Numbers for houses, affixing of 74
II II defacing 75
II M destroying 75
M II expense of affixing 74, 75
II i> obliterating. 75
II II owners may affix their own 7^
II II removal of 75
11 II size of 7S
Plan for to be deposited with City Clerk 74
Public worship, places of need not be numbered 75
Record of. Engineer to make 7S> 7^
Schools, public, need not be numbered 75
Sheds II II -^S
Streets, Engineer to make record of for 7Si 7^
II record of to be open for inspection . . 76
Worship, places of jniblic need not Ik: numbered 75
QBSCENE LANGUAGE— Use of 21, 40, 102, 238, 255, 282
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24
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27. 29, 30
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30
27, 20, 30
27. 29, 30
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24
25
25
25. 29, 30
30
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24
24
24
...24, 25
24
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...24, 25
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106
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255. 282
1,111.
Pages.
Orstructions—
In market 92
u .streets, removal of 54. 55
II 11 11 cost of 55
I, II by crowds 60
To drains liy building materials 52. 53
II M removal of 35
II sidewalk by crowds 60
Ol'KAI.—
Accumulation and removal of. ... 24, 25, 27, 29, 30
Bringing into market 9°
Throwing into wells, pumps or drinking fountains 51
Offensive Mattkr — Accumulation and removal of 24, 25, 27, 29, 30
Office, Appointments to Mode of voting on I37
Officers of CoRPORArmN—
Dismissal of. no, 1 11
Fees not to be taken by 1 10, 1 1 1
Health Inspector, to ;.ssist 34
List of ' >
.Salaries of 1 10, 1 1 1
129
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.248
248
247
.247
.265
.248
II duties of .Salary Committee as to
Treasurer, to pay fees to • •
Omnibus—
Accommodation to be afforded by
Crossing, stopping at
Hotel keepers ni.ay obtain license (or
License for may be granted
II 11 petition for, form of.
Passengers, letting out and taking in
Sidewalk, stopping at 248
Stopping of 248
Order of Proceeuincs in Council— (See Colmil) n4
Orders of the Day "7
(.See also Council.)
Ordinary. (.See Victuallinc. House.)
Ornamental Trees. (See Treks.)
Ovens, (See Chimneys.)
Ox -Not to be left untied in streets 5°
(.See also Horned Cattlf.)
Oysters— Place for selling. (See Victuai.lim; House.)
PALL-MALL STREET- Part of closed 146. i47
Paper—
Lewd 21
Manufactories of, exempt Irom taxation '09, no
Paraffine— Manufactory of not allowed in City 47
Park Committee —
Appointment of :"',,'.'''"'} ^
Chairman of, sanction of reiiuired for cutting down trees by 1 rustees ot
gueen's P.ark • 2>»
M to approve of improvements to be made by 1 rustees ot
(Queen's Park 217
„ „ rules yf Trustees of (Queen's Park 217
Duties of ,•••.••;. '3°
i'arks, filthy and other persons, may authorize exclusion Irom 07
M to have charge of
II trees, removing in
M walking on grass in
(Queens Park, powers as to
.87. 130
88, 21S
88
217, 218
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I'AKK COMMITTKK ((OntilllU'il) —
N'ictoria I'ark, to have clinigi' of i^q
Parks-
Ass not to be allowed in SS, Si)
J?enches in, breakint; or injuiinj; j^s
Bolts in, 11 1 88
liow and arrow, iisiny; in 57
Hull, exhil)iting in 58
Caretaker of, powers of 87, 88
Catainill, using in 57
Cattle not to be allowed in . . . SS, 89
Committee of. (See I'ARK Commitiki:.)
Disorderly conduct in 88
Dogs not lo be allowed in 88, 89
Driving elsewhere than on carriage drives in 88
11 immoderate 8S
Drunken jiersons may be excluded from 88
Kxpenditure on 87
Fences in, breaking or injuring 88
11 climbing 51
Filthy persons may l)e excluded from 88
Fittings in, destroying or injuring 51
Flowers in, destroying 88
Foot-ball, playing in 89
CJames, playing in 89
Gates in, breaking or injuring. 88
Geese, not to be allowed in 8S, 89
Goats 11 11 88, 89
Grass in, destroying 88
11 walking on 8S
Horse not to go at large in 88, 89
II putting to mares in 58
11 stud, exhibiting in 58
M traming in 58
Immoderate driving in 88
Lamp-posts in, climbing of, 51
Lamps in, destroying or injuring 51
Lanterns in, n n .. 51
Locks in, breaking or destroying 88
Missile, dangerous, throwing in 57
Money, expending on 87
Mules not to go at large in 88, 89
Notoriously bad characters may be excluded from 88
Nuisances in 88
I'ark Conmiittee lo have charge of 87
Prostitutes may be excluded from 88
(Queen's — (See (^)ukkn's I'ark) 217,218
Railing in, cliudjing 5'
Riding elsewhere than on carriage drives 88
Roots in, destroying 88
Seats 11 II 88
Shrubs II 11 , 88
Snowballs, throwing in 57
Stones, 11 57. i^'J
.Swine not to be allowed in 88, 89
Trees in, destroying 88
Vagrants may be excluded from 88
Victoria , . 87
l.V.
l'a.;.->,
....130
, . SS, S()
88
88
••■•57
5S
.87, 88
. .... 57
88, 89
88
. 88, 89
.... 88
8S
88
S7
.... 88
.5'
88
5'
.... 88
... .89
... 89
88
..88, 89
. . 88, 89
88
88
. . 88, 89
S«
5«
5«
88
5'
S'
5>
88
57
«7
..88, 89
88
S8
X7
88
217, 218
S<
88
88
88
88
57
57. ^')
..88, 89
88
88
<S7
l.AiM .AMI. NT-Law of to ««)vern in uninovidcd casus
WAl.l.s-WicUh and mode of conslruction. . .
,.„..,.-,v J^Sl^ o;m;^,.>v.,S3. S4 .?6. .43. ^J^ .6,
..138
• ■■44
I'MMY
I'AVBMKNT.
I'KUl.AR.
[275, 276, 283, 284, 287
107
I'f,kcenta(;e on Unpah- 1 a\k^
I'KRSON— .. 22,83,88,251,274
Had character, ot 24
Dead, interment of ' 23
Indecent e.xposure of ,'.'."... 22, 83, 88, 251, 274
Notorious 121,122
I'KTiTioNs ■• (See Council)
l>ETKOi,Ei'M Oil— ,.,.,,. 48
Fires, not to be used in lislUinR • .- 47
Manufactory of not allowed m ( ily
1>1.,TTY CllAl'MAN'— 85, 86
Fees to be paid by for license 82
License, re<iuired to take out ^
naiY THAUER. (See Pf/ity Chapman.)
I'llYSlCIANS—
Duties of in case
disease
Hospital
I'lcruREs—
Indecent
Lewd
Pig—
Keeping
Sly, keeping of . . .
Pll'E—
uf epidemic, cholera, small-pox "l^^^';'^^^ .,
107,
108
. 21
..21
...24
...24
Smoking in stables and certain other places prohibited . ... . • • • • ■ • • • • • • -47
Stove, conducting into chimney 46
hole, stopping up of 45
„ passing through woodwork 46
„ placing or putting up of ".'".".... 4^
„ supporting of .......'!. 3'
Water, injury «f " '. 47
Prrcil- Fires for boiling ' " ' ' 76
Pits— Fencing of 21
Placards— Indecent •••••■■ •.■;•••• :
Plantinc. of Trees. See 1 •'^'''■^^- . , ^,^^^^^ 23, 24
Plants -Destroying in Cemetery 01 Puiial (.loumi. ^i
Plate— Lewd • ••• 21, 22
I'LAY-Immoral, indecent or lewd . . . • ■ ••.■•/•• J." ' ^ 46, 47
Pi UMDEUS-Exemplion in favor of as to kindling 3
Police, Board of— Members of. 235 to 287
Poi RE Commissioners— 15y-laws oi
'"' B;iali:'.':^y di^^t places where s.Jd to be entered • • ■ • • ■■■■-^
Buildings, insi.ection of, powers ot, as lo
Cab licenses, duties of as t... (See C. ai..)
luties of as to. (See L AL.) ^^ _^ _^_^^^^^^^ ^^^ 237
of 281,282
man, (i
„ „ to'assist in conveying persons aneslcd at re.
Cabs, duties of as to. (^^'?^ <- ,^,"].,,„^ v
^-'^'•';^Si:f^lve;Sg;,^:;;^Lted_.re,uest
Carter's licenses, duties of as to.
(See Carter.)
A
I.Vl.
P;
'f'^
I'OMCK, C'lilKK or {(OtidniuHi)—
Dofjs, seizing and imiiounding 72
Exhibition imiecent, imnunai or lewd, may prevent 21, 22
{janibliti^; house, may enter and destroy devices for ganil)hn(j found in. 22, 23
hniiouncling of dogs, duties of as to 72
Intelligence offices, hooks of may order inspection of S4
1-icense, may demand production of 80
Livery Stables, duties of as to. (See I-ivkky Stahlks.)
II 11 licensing t)f, duties of as to. (See I.IVKRV S I ABl.Kir.)
I'lay, immoral, indecent and lewd, may prevent exhibition of 21, 22
Poi.K'K FoKci;. —
Bread, light, ni.iy seize , 77
11 may enter place where sold 77
Huildings. inspection of by 48, 49
Cab man, extortion by to prevent 259, 260
11 It to assist in conveying ])ersons arrested at recjuest of 237
11 M 11 give information to 254
Carter, to assist in ccmveying i)ersons arrested at request of. . . .237, 281 2S2
Chief of. (See I'oi.icK Chiki' 01 .)
Crowds, may order to disperse 60
Dogs, destroying 73
H seizing and impounding 72
Exhibition indecent, immoral or lewd 21, 22
('■ambling houses, may enter an<l destroy devices for gambling found in. 22, 23
Inipouncling of animals liy 69, 72
Intelligence olVices, books of may inspect 84
1/icense, may demand production of 80
Members of, list of 10
Nuisances, abatement of 25
M removal of 25
Obstructing in discharge of duties as to inspection of buildings 49
I'arks, may exchule certain jtersons from ... .87 88
riay, indecent, immoral or lewd, may prevent exhibition of 21, 22
Pounds, to prosecute offences against Uydaw relating to 69
Sidewalk, crowds on may order to disperse 60
11 may order cleaning of 64
Snow, ice, dirt and obstructions, may order removal of 64
PoLicK, Magistrate —
Ajiparatus dangerous, may order insjieclion and removal of 42, 45
Boilers dangerous, may order inspection and removal of 42, 45
Bread light, may '^■Jer to be distributed to poor 77
11 places were sold may direct to be entered 77
Buildings erected contrary to By-law may order destruction of. 44
may order inspection of 48, 49
Chimneys dangerous, may order inspection and removal of 42, 45
Dog, m.iy order destruction of 73
11 M M seizure of , 72
Exhibition indecent, immoral or lewd, may prevent 21, 22
Fire places dangerous, may order inspeciiim and removal of 42, 45
Flues dangerous may, order inspection and removal of 42, 25
Gambling houses, may enter and destroy devices for gambling found in. 22,23
Intelligence offices, may order books of to be inspected 84
License, may demand production of 80
II II forfeit 83
Ovens dangerous, may order inspection and removal of : .42, 45
Play, indecent, immoral or lewd, may ])revent exhibition of. 21, 22
Stoves dangerous, may order inspection anil removal of 42, 45
Police Oi'i- ick Es 1 ablisiieu 76, 77
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1
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Pases.
roixiNO Subdivisions 105, 106
I'OOR— '
Light bread, distribution ot to 77
Sick, provision as to 28
I'oi'i.AK SlLVKR — Not to be planted in streets 60
I'OKCIl —
Encroaching on street not to be erected 54
rrojecting into street, removal of 54, 55
rorATOKS—
\\ag .)f, contents of 91
i )ecayed, not to be brought into cily 31
I'OUl.l'KY —
Forestalling of 92
Inspection of 9"
Tainted and unwholesome, sale of 9*^
I'DUNi) Kkepku. (See I'ouNns.)
Pounds —
Act resiiectmg not repealed o9
Animals dislniinod to be delivered to keeper of (>7
,, distraining of ^7
,. running at large ^6
• Uull, distraining of p
,, running at large ^"
Cattle, dir.iraining of W
running at large r^" rx
,, trespassing *^/' ^°
Damages, appraisement of "^
Dogs, impounding of 72
reclaiming 73
Kstablished.
Fees for distraining. . .
Geese distraining of. . .
,1 running at large
II tresjiassing
Goat, distraining
II running at large
Horned cattle, distraining of
66
...67
...67
66
.67, 68
,...67
66
.67
running at large •_ 0°
trespassing ^7, 00
Keeper of, animals distrained sale of by °7
„ ,, „ to be delivered to w
II appointment of ak fi
n fees to " ' ^
„ food to be furnished by ^9
■I water n " ' ^?
North Division • • ■ • • ^
I'olice Constables to distrain animals running at large 09
„ „ ,1 prosecute offences against 15y-laws 09
Ram, distraining of ^^
II running at large ^^
Rescue of animals distrained ,
Sheep, distraining of ^^
,1 running at large 67 68
I, trespassing _•-;•; ; _ ; '^^'^ g^
^''^ "f •••.•• •. ;;; ; 66, 67
Southern 1 )i vision ^ ^'
Stallion, ilistrainiiig of ^^
II running at large
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.76
118
150
I'UIMJ^ (iOU!inilili) —
Swine, ilistraininj; of ^j,
M ninniiij^ at lai),'e ' Y)6
I'KKCII'li I'.s I'Viuiiij; of .','"
TUKA KS I INt; llltKS. (See llRI S, I'KIA i;n iiNi;.)
I'RK.vious (^U'KMION- -(See also CouNcii.)
ruiNiiNMi CoMMnrrK —
AppointnR'iU of •
Duties of I2(j,
rRlsuNKUs
Cabmen and carters to assist in conveying; to i)rison 237, 281, 2iSj
Maintenance of, duties of (Jaol C'onunitlee as to '. . . 130, 1 ;i
Tkivv -
Hoard of I lealtli may order making or cleaning of 52
(leaning of 3^.35
I )raining of • 32, K
Dwelling house lo he provided with 32, 35
Inhabited building pi m ...32,35
Manufactory n « 32,35
Nii,'ht soil, renutving from 33
Shop to be pr(jvicled with 32, jc
Vault, how lo be constructeil. 35
'RUC EKDINds IN (,'oi'NCI 1. —
l!y-law to regulate 1 13
Order of 114, 115, 116
I, in t'onnuittee of the Whole 1 19, 120
, f. connnitlees 131, 132
M on Hills 120, 121
See also CoiNcli. )
rUOCLAMAriON -
City, for (.Meclion of 13
Dogs, running at large 72
X'olunteer 1 lealtli Officers, as to apiiointmenl of 34
I'ROl'ANE SWKARINi; —
15y cabmen 23S, 255
,1 carters 238, 2.S2
M lircmen 40
l'rohibite<l 21
Wood yard, using in 102
ruOjEi I IONS IN Si'Ri'.i'.i s — Hemoval of 54. ^s
I'Roi'KRTY — Injury to S' 51
I'ROSniUI KS —
l''rei|uenting liouses ... 22
Livery stable keeper not to let vehicles ti . . . .274
.Not t" lie driven in cab 251
H frccjuent licenseil houses .... ^o
I'arks, may be excluded from 88
I'UHi.ir Huii.DlNi.s — Certain need not be numbered. 75
I'll HI. If 1 1 Ai. I. -License to 86, 87
Pl'lil.ic IlKAl.ni. (See HllAI.IM, riULIc.)
riMil.lC M.VRKKl. (.See MaRKKI, i'Ulil.K.)
J'UIM.IC MOKAI.S. (See MoRAlS, I'tlll.K.)
I'l'Kl.lC XtnsANfE. (See XUISANtKs.)
riini.ic Sriiooi.s. (See SciiCXJi.s, )
I'um.ic Wii i.s. (See Wia.i.s.)
PUbin Will .SHU' — I'laces of need not be numbered 75
PuLi.iNi; Down —
I louses erected contrary to liy-law 44
I IN.
I'lii.iNi; Down ((Oiitiiiuid)— jj
Houses to pievfiU spread of lire ! ! ! . 50
Notices , 1 !.',..' 50
Sij;nl)oaitl
IMMi's, I'lini.ic- .,
Access to, preventing,' ^,
Damage or injury to '.'.*...,... .51
Defiling c,
Drainage, letting into ■
Killh ■. ".'.'.'!".'.'.. '.".'.'sr
Fouling ' 5,
OHal, letting into ' ' ' ^,
Possession of, taking exclusive ^
Refuse, letting into ..'.'..'....... .\l
QUEEN^S AVENUE-i'art of Xorth Street changed to I43
( )1'I'.KN's I'AKK . , ,,17 ,>i!«!
' Admission to, charge may he .nade lor on certam -lays 2 7, - ^
„ to he free except on certam days 217, ^1^
By-law for estahlislunent of • • • ' g
„ may he repealed • „
„ not to operate us dedication ^^'^^
Dc'lication, hylaw not to operate as. ....... ... • • • • ^ '
Open free ..f charge except on certain days, to he kept ^^/
mittee 217
Silver's drove to he called ' ' _ _2,g
Trees not to he cut down in .■2\']
Trustees for • , '-""c 217
may make rules and regulations toi ^ ^'^
H vacancies in, how tilled
QUESTION— 118
I'revious IlS
Putting In Couneil • • • • ■ ■ ; • ; • • ;
(See also CorMii. )
' Adjournmenl of ( 'ouncil m c.xse not present '.'.\'.'.','.'.^ 123
Of Committees ■ • • •,■ • ' ' ' '.
(See alsoCorNcii.)
RAILINGS - .... 61, 62
Boulevard, destroying 61
„ making fur 6,
„ repairing of ' 23
Burial ground, destroying in • ' • • ' ' ' ' ' 23
Cemetery, " ' .'..... 5'
C'limhing tm ' ' 51
Destroying : 53, 54, 55
Excavations in or near streets to nave • ^j
Injuring • • ■' 54. 55
Projecting into streets, removal ol
Railway Commi rrvi-. ^ 123
Appointment ol '3°
Duties of
RAILWAYS - _ . 130
Unties of Railwav Committee as to ■ . • k..^,,
GSnd'rnink Railway Company authorised to -.7 -ilway^^^^ ^^^_ ^^^
on certain streets ...
I.\.
Pacc^
'SS>
I"-
isex
:>
IS0 1
Railways Uoii/hnM/)—
Grcal Western Railway Conipnny authorizeil to lay tin".; vojul ,,n
( eriaiii streets . . i-q |v;p,
l.iin<lnii, Miiion :iii<l linice R.-iilw.-')' ( 'oiii|);in}, Ihhiiis to 171 i(, 1-,
l.omlon Street Railway ('iimiKiiiy, a<^reeiiienl witli m- |(,^^;
iiy-lnw relnliniT to iSIjIokjo
Rams. (See SllKKf. )
Readim; ok 1!ii.i.s 120, 121
(See also ('oi'ncii.. )
Recf.I'I'Ion ok I'liiLir—
Fee for license to keep place for gg
Keepers of place for to be licensed gj
(,-ieeaso Vk Tt'Al.r.iNC. IIotisK.)
ItEKIU'.SIIMKNT —
Fee lor license to keep place for S6
Keepers of place for to be licensed 81
(See also VicrUAi.i.iNi; House.)
Rkk ■;^ e—
bringing int ) market tp
Hurning in open air ^0
Health Ins[iector, duties of as to 27
Removal of 29, 50
Throwing into wells, pumps, or drinking fountains c j
Kecistkrinc;—
Hydaws changing names >>( streets 7 ii 74
1 )ugs 70
l»E(;ill,AI ION UK 'I'kAKKIC ON Si'RI'.EIS 5I lo 60
KELIEI--, Of I -dock I2y
Kkmepy Summary if Hydaws not obeyeil n i
Rki'KAI. ok Ry-i.aw s 18, 19, 112, 244, 270, 280, 285, •_»86, 2S7
Ri;s<i'iN(; Animals Imi'oi'N'Iied 68
Reservoir -Detilement of 31
Revision, Coirk oi- — N'ot to remit taxes in certain cases 11 1
RICIIMOND SriiEET —
lUiulevanls not to be madi' on part of 61
Burlington Street, name of change' to 139
Mark Lane, name of changed to . 1 59
Sarnia Street, name of changed 10 131)
Street Railway may be laid on 187
Riding —
Moulevards, on 62
Exhibition of, fees for license for 86, 87
11 « to be licensed 83
1 nimoderate 58
In parks 88
Sidewalk, o)'. 56
River Thames
Bathing in 23
Removal of sand, earth and gravel from 55> 5**
Throwing dirt \c. into 33
RoAl> SuRKAiE— Removing 53
Roadway. (See Streets.)
ROOKS-
I n fne limits to be of incombustible materials 44
Snow, removal of from 65, 66
To have scuttles in them 44
Roois—
Pestroying in juirks 88
I.Xl.
I'ii'jc;.
47
123
129
III
.40
ROOTS (fOMtiMllfd) —
Forestalling •■^~
H(nn;E-KT-NoiR— (See CJamui.inu) 22, 2j, »j
UOIM.IVITK TAIM.Iv- (ScoCAMBI.INC.) 22, 23, »3
RovAi. Famii.v— Speaking (lisicspcclfully of in Council "o
IfUHlllSII —
Placing on sidewalk j
Removal of 53
Throwing into streets or river JJ
'■ tanks -SJ,
Rui.BS— Suspension of • ••••• ■••••, •''
Rushes- Lighted candle not to be used where stored unless protectett
SALARIES COMMITTEE-
Appointment of
Duties of ■■ ■
Salaries ok Oiticers ok Cori-oration ''O'
Sai oons— Firemen not to enter or loiter at • •
(See also IIotf.i.s.)
Not to be used by Street Railway Company in removing snow 19'
Sprinkling on roadway ec c6
Sand — Removing from streets or river , ,„
Sarnia Street— Name of changed to Uiciimond Street
Savings I'.ank. (See London Savin(;s ISank.)
Scales— To be provided by persons selling by weight
Schools, Pnni.ic— Numbering of
ScHOOLsj Sei'ARAI'E— Collection of taxes o(
Scuttles — ^
Stairway to be made to " ' ^7
To be made in roofs T^
Seal, City— Clerk to have charge of J^
Selec. Committee. (See Coum il.)
Separate S( hool Taxes— Collection of • •
Servants ok CoRi'OKATioN-(See Okkicers ok CoRi-oRvrioN). .
Servants, Hecis i rv kor ■ ■ ■ ■
(See also In rEi.i.HiENCE Okku es.)
SewACE- Letting into wells, inmiiis, or drinking fountains
(See also DRAIN ace.)
Sewer, Common—
Connecting drains to '. ^4
1 .ots to be drained into •'
(See also Drainahe.)
Sewkrac.e. (See Drainage.)
Shade Trees. (See Trees.)
Shavings — ^5
Hurning in open air • • • • • • ' • ' " _
Lighted candle not to be used where stored unless protected 47
Filed up, to be enclosed
Sidewalks, placing on "" ' ' ^^
Smoking where storeil
139
■ 9«
•73
107
107
,110, III
84
51
■ 34
SlIEEI 67
Distraining ....!...'... 67
,, fees for • (^„
Food to be furnished to impounded * .' . .67
1 mpounding ...!!!! i ... 68
,, fees for 66
Painning at large .".',.'.67, 68
Trespassing
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Pna
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IMS
I
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•44
••'.1
.87
Shingles-
How to l)e laid in fire limits
Place of selling
Shop License— Fee for
Shops —
Board of Health may require privy and drains to be made to 32
To be provided with water closet, earth closet or privy ^5
SlIORT —
Count ()i
Measurement tj i
SiiorriNc IN Streets 24
Showmen— Collection of fines from S3, 84
Snows —
Agricultural, hohling of on Exhibition Grounds 210 to 229
Exhibition of 83
License for, fees for S6, 87
Licensed, to be 83
Penalty for exhibition of imlicensc<l S3, 84
Shrubs —
Destroying in cemetery or burial ground 23, 24
M 11 parks , 88
Sick—
Destitute, provision for 24
Not to be conveyed In cai) or vehicle without certificate 242, 252
Sickness, Cause or — Hoard of Health to in<iuirc into 20
Sidewalks -
Ashes, strewing with 05
Awning, extending over 54
Haby carriage, propelling on 56
llreaking up 53
Ihidge to be made over at cro:^sings 5*)
liuilding material not to be i)lace(l im 51
Kuihlings adjoining, removing snow from .(>^, 66
11 removing across 57
Carriage, leaving on 56, 57
M propelling on 56
Chips not to be i)laced on S-
Cleaning of ()4, 05
Clearing obstructions from 64, <)5
Coal, piling on 51)
( "ordwood 1 . . 50
11 sawing and splitting on 50
Crossings in to be made 56
( 'rowds gathering on 60
1 )irt to be removed from 64
Door, movable, making in 54
11 not to swing over 55
Driving on 56
Enclosing when buihlings being erected 52
Entrance to buildings not lo encroach on 54
Excavations in or near 53> 54> 55
I'encing of when buildings being erected S^i 55
Firewood, piling on 50
i< s;iwing or splitting on 5''
dates not to swing over 55
(loods, displaying on 5'> 5-
II moving across 5^
" ^^'iKfi'"! '"' stand for sale of not to be kepi on 57> 5'*^
Pay.-..
44
"3
87
32
35
91
91
24
• ..S.!, S4
21') to 229
S3
....86, 87
83
■ ■.M3, 84
■ ■ 23, 24
88
24
. .242, 252
29
(>S
54
5'''
53
5''
--SI
. . . . r)5, 66
"••57
• • . • 5''. 57
5(>
52
. ...64, 65
. ... 64. 65
5')
5''
5''
5''
60
(>-\
54
55
56
52
54
•S3. 54. 55
..• 52. 55
5''
5'»
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•■••5'. 52
52
.... 57. 58
I.XIII.
Pages.
SiDKWALKS {lOlltillllit']— ^6
Hanil-cart, propc ling t>n ! . " 56
Horse, diiving >n J5 ' j^
House, ciosMiig to lo 1)0 made in 6x,()i^
Ice to be n.-movcil from 64 61;
Insnecto'- - \y remove snow, &c. , from -*' ^
Luuiber -' to be placed on ^2
Market, ; ■■■■ 'He, obstructing in .'.■.'.".".*.'.'.'. 101
11 v.ood, I' " •• • ■. ei. 1:2
Merchants may use part of for certain purposes ;.■.'.■.■.■; . .60
Obstructing 02
in market, public ."*','... loi
" ," . )!^''""' ..64, 65
Obstructions, clearing trom 2^j.
( )mnibus stoiiping at ^ • ■ • • • • • " " " '/_... 64
Police may give notice lo remove snow, b^c, Horn • ^^
I'orch not \o encroach on "" '^^^^
Removing buildings across 53
Replacing after breaking up ".'..*".".... 56
Riding on •■■ • 52
Rubbish not to be placed cm .'.".!.'.'.'." 52
Shavings m ■< " " 54
Sign extending over • ' ' g^^
" post " " ,•; • '/,".!'.....•'. 63,64
Snow to be removed Irom ■ • . ■ . q?, 58
Stand for sale of gooils not to be kept on ■.■.■.■.■.■■. . . . . 54
Steps not to encroaeli on ' ' ' " ' [jj
Slone not to be jjlaced on ' '^ ' " " ' '^
Trap, moveable, making in " '^ ^^
\ erandah extending over ... ••••■•;••• .'sT, 58
Waggon for sale of goods not lo be kept on ^- • 3'_'_3^
„ not to be hailed on j5
wa;;„,,.i;;:';S.";:«s.oi«nu;,v.;c;»,v;^-waKr^.:,;:;.i::::..-v::.5s
' (See also STREKI.)
Sii-.N ItoAKh- Pulling down
SiiiNs— 54
Kieclinn of 54
Merchants occupying streets with. . • • • • j^
Swinging, erectiim of ,•■.■■■.■ " 60
suvKK Poi'"l..\K Not to be planted in streets ^4
m AUUiirKK lloisK.s- Prohibited •• 32
S,:Aum.T.-.iUNr,uiT...N mKCnvPKonnuu...
^''""s^ea Railway Company to use at certain limes WW [^ ; ."sS," 59
To have bells attached
"""^lulils of hotel and boarding house keepers in case of . . ■ ■■;-;;;;;;-^
physicians in case of i ^i'-","! 47
SMOKIN.-, in stables and certain other places prohibited
Snow — ,, . 57
I$alls throwing in the slieel> ui I -aius ,3^^ 65
City Inspector may eause removal ot ^4, 65
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I'olicc Force may cause lemoval of 64, 61;
Removal of, tMty Inspector may cause 64, 65
exi)enses of 64, O5
ti neglect of ^i 65
II where impossible without injury to sidewalks 65
Roofs, accumulation of, on 65, 66
II precautions to be taken in removing from 65, 66
Salt, dissolving with, prohibited 5<j
Street Railway duties as to 190, km
Sod ok Uoui.hvakds not to be injured 61
SouDiNC. i!oui.E\ ARDs, agreement for 61
SoLiciTOK, City
liy-law chanijing names of streets to be registered by -^
11 M II II II sent to by Clerk 73.74
So\ KREH ;n, speaking <lisrespectfully of in Council i id
Sl'KKAl) OK DiSKASK 30, 3 1
Sl'RK.AD 01 l"l RK .38
Si'RiNGS — defilement of '^I
Stji'ARKs. (See STRKKrs — Parks.)
Sqimhs, firing or setting off 24
Staiu.k —
Lighted candle, using in 47
Livery. (Sec Ll\ KRV SrABl.i;.)
Nunilicring of, ojitional 75
Smoking in, prohibited 47
(See also LiVKRY Siahlk.)
S TAGNAM \Va IKR 24, 25, 27, 2iJ, .^O
Stai.i.ion. (See IIorsk.)
Stalls. (See Market I'iulic.)
Stand for sale of goods not to be kept on streets 57, 5S
STANIiI\(; CoMMLITLKs. (SceCoUMIL.)
Stationery — Finance and Assessment Committee to direct purchase of 125
Steam
Boiler not to be run on market 02
Engine n m 92
Fire engines. (See Fire Dki'ARTMKN t.)
Ilent'ng Com|)any— (See City Steam Ukatinc Company). . ..210 to 216
Power, machine not to be run by in market 92
S TKTs — Encroaching on streets 54
SlONK—
Placing on sidewalks 52
Throwing in parks §9
II 11 streets or parks 57
Stovk I'li'K.. (See 1'ite, Stovk.)
Stoyf.s—
I 'angerous, expense of removal of 42
II Inspector of Huihlings may order removal of 42, 45
II not to be erecteil 45
11 to be removed 45
I'lxplosive substances not to be used in lighting 48
I learth or pan, distance from 46
II II to be kei)t under 46
Highly intlammal)le substances not to be used in lighting 4S
Oil, for consuming may be used 48
Pipe hole to be stoi>i)ed uj) : 46
II of, how to be i)laced 46
II 11 lo be conducted iiili' chimney 4O
64, 6^
■ ■ . 64, 65
64, 65
....64, 65
....65
....65, 66
....65,66
59
. . 190, KM
61
61
74
• • • • 73. 74
116
••■■30, 31
38
31
24
47
75
47
27. 2<j, 30
.... 57, 5S
of 125
92
92
210 to 216
92
54
52
S9
57
42
••.42,4s
45
45
48
46
46
4S
48
46
46
40
LXV.
i'ages.
SrovEs {eon'iniicd)—
Wooden nartilion, distance from 46
Straw -
Hurning of in open air 46
Lighted candle not to lie used wliere stored unless jtrotectetl. . 47
I'ilctl up to l)e enclosed 47
Pl.ce of selling 93
Smoking where stored, prohibited 47
Weighing of .9'
S IKEET -
Accidents, precautions against to he taken whilst breaking up, or makmg
excavations in or near 53> 54, '95' 213, 214
Adelaide, tramway allowed on 179, i So
Albert, Market street changed to 141
Alms asking in. 23
Awnings, erection of in 54
Haby-carriage, propelling on sidewalk 5^
Hall playing in 57
15alm of Gilead, not to be planted in 60
15athurst, Grand Trunk Railway may be laid on 181, 182, 183
M tramway allowed on I79, 1^°
liegging in 23
Bells, sleighs to have 5^, 59
Blacksmiths may use part of for certain purposes 57
lilowing horns in 24
Board of Works, to approve of plan of verandah etc. extending over 54
„ „ „ .1 give permission to make excavations in 53, 54
„ ,, „ ., 11 1. M M trap.s, etc. in 53,54
,, I, „ 11 report as to 125
,1 ,1 M It see to cleaning of •. ...... 126
„ „ I, „ take security from persons making excavations in — 54
Boulevards in, constructing 60, 61, 62, 63
Bow and arrow, using in 57
Breaking horses in 5°
II up 53, 54
Bridge to be made over watercourses at crossings 5"
Building .adjoining to have w.iter-spouts 55
„ entrance to, encroaching im 54
,1 erecting in 5*
II material pl.icing on sidewalk 52, 53
,1 ,, remaining on 1 5.2, 53
„ purposes, Board of Works to take security from persons using for. 53
„ „ occupying for, Board of Works to give permission
for S3, 54
57
58
By-laws changing names of to be registered 73» 74
Carcasses of animals, throwing into and removal of 33
Carling, part of North street ciianged to • '39
Carriage, leaving on 5 > 57
makers may use part of for certam purposes 57
II propelling on sidewalk 5
Cars. (See SiREKT Kah.way.)
(.:alapult, using in yj
Central Avenue, Cire.il Market street changeil to •45
Cheapside, closing and sale of part of • 5'». ' 5 ' - '52
Chips, placing on sidewalk • . 5
City Steam llealin- Company aulhoiiicd to lay pipci \n
II removing across.
Bull, exhibiting in.
10
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Si'RKEi {(Oiiliiiiicd) —
City Steam lleatiiifj C'diupany, powers and duties as to. .210, 212, 214, 211:
Cleaning;, duties of Hoard of Works as to j ,,,
Cliinl>iny lanip-posts, railings and fenees in , r-
Coal, piling on (:<)
College, Thoniii.' street changed to \,q
Conil)ustil)Ie materials, transporting tlirougli ^x
Commissioner, duties of ()3, 76, 136, 137, i()o, i<)|
(See also Strkkt C(immissIoni:k.)
Cordwood piling, sawing or splitting on :;,,
Cotton tree, not to be planted in oq
Cricket playing in ^y
Crossings, hailing waggon on . . . . ^S
n in, removing c>
" unmilius driver st(>pping at i()S
II s|ieed to he slackened at cj;
Street Railway 189, H)2
II to he constructeil over sidewalk c()
Crowds gathering in 60
Curbing in, removing 53
Dangerous materials, transporting through 4S
Dead body, transporting through 35
Destroying lamps, lanterns and rtttings in 51
Dirt, tlissolving in with sajt, Src 59
II throwing into, and removal of 3^
Door, movable, making in • • •• 54
II not to swing over 55
11 steji projecting into S4> 55
Draymen may use lanes 57
Driver of vehicle conveying goods to walk l<esidc his horse or remain on
vehicle 5S
Driving, immoderate, in 5S
on sidewalk 56
Drunkenness in 22, 23
Dufferin Avenue, I >uke Street changeil to 144
I3uke, changed to I >ullerin Avenue 144
Dundas, boulevards not to be mailc on part of 61
II Street Railway may be made on 1S7
Earth, digging in 55
II settling in where broken or lorn u| 53
Engineer, duties of as to preventing accidents where broken u|i
Is.?. 54. 213, 214
" relaying 53
Kntrance to building encroaching on 54
Krecti(jn projecting over 54. 55
Kxcavations, Hoard of Works to take security from persons making 54
11 Engineer may rei|uire additional precaufitm from persons
|"'^1<'"K 53
II making in ir near 53. 55
II persons making to be responsible for accidents • • -54
" precaution to be taken in making 54. 55
I'Ahibiiing stud horse or bull in .58
I'ixpressmen may use lanes 57
Fences on, climliing, injuring nr destroying 5'
Filth, I In owing into and removal of 33
F'ire, can ying in 47
II in case of, to be kept clear 3S
11 kindling in 46
LXVII.
Pages.
SiKKKi ((Oittimttd)-
Firewood, piling, sawing or siihtting on • • • ■ S)
lM)ol passengers, obstructing. ^ c(,
to have nglit of way 5"
„ way, halting waggon on • • • • • •■ • • 5 ^
Kouhng ' / eg
(lames, playing in ..
Oates not to swing over. gg
(lilead, balm of, not to be planted m .
Ooods waggon, driver of to walk beside or remani on __ ■ S»
„ for sale of not to be kept on part of 57, g
Gravel, digging in .............. • 55. 5
C.reat Market changed to Central Avenue _ • •_ ■ • 43
„ Talbot, closing and sale of part of 150. '5'- i
Gunpowder, transporting through ^
1 land-cart, propelling on sidewalk j ^
Hitchcock changed to Maple Street W'.l^
Horse, breaking in ,g
„ leaving untied in ^g
„ stud, exhibiting in \^
„ „ putting to mares in -y^
„ tminingin........ ."...'.'. .'."56," S7
„ tying across sidewalk ■' •
Ice, dissolving with salt in ..!!!! 57
„ throwing in • • • • ,§
Immoderate riding or driving in '....'.... 78
Importuning travellers in , y. ........... 51
Incumbering •. 23
Indecent exposure of person in [".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 5>
Inn-kefpeVs'may' u^e "pa'ri oV for certain purposes 57
L;S'^ai:^keepe;;i;;r;y' not w^sh ;;r-ci;kn vehUde in' : . ". V. . ^ '. "• 1 • • • • ^73
Livery siai ic 1 j ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ,n„p„ses 57
Lodging house keepers may use part of for cerl.ain purposes _....• ^57
LondonSlas LigluVompany aulhori.ed to break up 20 2.5
,, „ duties as to ^ ^
;; street Railway. Hy-Iaw and agreement as to • ■ i8b to 19^
Lumber, placing on sidewalk
i;i:sS clJS luii^ny .i;n,i»;.y ;»n;;^«.i - >;; ;;«u _^^; ;;^
across.... •••• • ...142
Maple, 1 litchcock street changed to
Mark Lane changed to Richmond Street ^-^^
Market changed to Albert Street ........•••
Mel-chants may use part of for .hsplaymg their goods 51.52
Missile, dangerous, throwing in
Movable trap or door encroaching im ^g
Mule, leaving untied in 73, 74
Mames of, changing • " /.y^
„ to be placed at corners of .".'.'.... 73, 74
Naming •••••. 33
Night soil, depositing in . .^
„ „ tran>poiUiig through • ^g
Ninepins, playing in .......'.".■■■■■■ ■'■'^- ••'^'^
Noises in :: ' I' " l-\" ', I39
North, part of change.l to ( ailing S reet ^
' , „ M ( lueen s .\ venue ^^
II "I " '
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' LXVIII.
STKKKI ((Oll/llllhil) —
North, William Street diangod to | ,,,
Ohstnuninn in . VsV. 55
()n'ii|iyiiii; fur Imiliiinfj purposes 52, 5 j
( )\, Icavint; untied in cv;
I'all Mall, part of elosed i.j(,, i '.-
Pavement in, removini,' c,
I'lankiniL; m r .
I'oliee may or<ler persons ohslruclint; to move on (,q
I'oplar Silver, not to he planted in (,0
I'orch, eneroachin}; on c ,
II projectini; into or over c ,
Preeaution to he taken in exeavatinj;, in or near 53, 5^, cc
II 11 II II II using for huildinf; purposes 52
Projections in, removal of 54, 5c
(Jueen's Avenue, part of North chanjjed to i^j
Railing projecting into 54, cc
II to he erected hy persons excavating near 55
Record of to l)e made hy engineer 75. 7<»
Regulation of Iraft'ic on 51 to (jo
Richmond, houlevards not to he made on ])arls of 187
II Turlington Street changed to 130
II Mark Lane n i ^g
II Sarnia Street n I'^y
II Street Railway may l)e made on ])arts of 1S7
Repair of, hy City Steam I leating ( 'ompany 214, 215
II II II l,ondon (ias Light Company 2ck)
I I. Street Railway Company iSS, ii)o
II II II persons hreaking u]) 53, 54
11 11 duties of Street Commissioner as to 136
Riding immoderate in 58
Ringing hells in 24
Road surface, rem( >ving from 53
Ruhl)ish, placing on sidewalk 1,2
11 throwing into, ami removal of 53
Salt, sprinkling on . 51}
Sand, digging in 55, 56
Sarnia changed to Richmond Street 139
Settling, after l)eing hroken \\\> 53
Sliavings, placing on sidewalk 52
Shouting in 24
Sidewalk. (See SiDl'.WAl.Ks.)
Signs and sign-posts erecting in 54
.Silver Poplar, not to l)e planted in 60
Sleighs not to he driven in, without hells 5S, 51J
Snow hall, throwing in 57
II dissolving with salt in 50
Stands for sale of goods in 57, 5S
Steps, encroaching on 54
Stone, ])lacing on sidewalk 52
II throwing in 57
Structures, erecting on 51
.Stud horse, exhihiting in 5S
II 11 j)utting to mares in 58
Team, leaving untied on 5'*^
Tearing up S3
Ten Pins, playing in SS
Thomas changed to College .Street 140
I. XIX.
I'acf"i
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••••54, 55
• • • 52. 5.?
5S
.146. 147
••• •••5,?
5,5
60
60
54
54
53. 54. 55
52
• • • 54. 55
'43
• • ■ 54. 55
55
•••75. 7(>
..51 to (K)
187
139
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.214, 215
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52
53
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•••55. 56
139
53
52
24
54
60
. . . S«. 59
57
50
• • • 57, 5S
54
52
57
5'
5S
5X
58
S3
58
. ... 140
00
SrRKET (iontiiniid) —
Throwing; dirt inlu " '
Tires, width of • 5/ .
Traffic on, regulation of ti,
Training horses in • J'
Transnorting dead bodies through :• r • • ' ; •:,■ ' r V l(,' \ .^
Traps, not to be made in, without permission of board of Works 54
Travellers, importuning in -^-^ 7 ^
Trees, planting in 24
Unusual noises in ; •■,'■■. .; "1 '. 'i- ^-r^
Vehicles, cleaning or washing in by l.ivery Stable Kfcpur^ . -7j
drawing goods, driver of to remain cm or walk beside • • 5<>
„ leaving standing on \k Vv
„ on runners to have bells 5°. b '
(See also Wacoon.)
Verandahs, Kngineer to approve of plan of 54
„ erection of in • • J';
iron to be erected in fire limits 54
for sale of goods, keeping on 57. 5*
halting on crossings or footway 5'_
V- Vers may use part of for certain puri)oses 57
Iling on sidewalks 5^
° 127
- to have ,; "
, , 14S, 140
u. closed ^ .' 7 _
Wagg'
rnn
Wait
Waters. >■.
Wellington ,.- ... -.>,. ^^^
Wheels, width of V Go
Width of tires and wheels 3^.^ ^
William changed to North Slrcei ••••••••.• :: ' 'j,-; ' ^,
(M-aiKl Trunk Railway m:iy be laid on !»•. i^- ''X^
Willow tree not to be planted in • ■ ' • ^^
Wood Market, in, not to be obstructed
STRKKT COMMISSIONKR— 5,
lioulevards, duties of as to • * -
Duties assigned to by Council to perform ■ • -^^^ ^^^- •^•^_- - — ^^^/
" of '' * ^5
Fence viewer, to be a g.
Shade trees, duties of .is to '^ ,,^,
Street Railway, duties of as to ' ' ^ ,(^
Streets, cleaning of to see to
repair of, to examine and report as to
II repairs of, to make
Treasurer, to report expenditure to . . .
Work, Corpor.i{ion. to' superintend when not done by contract iy>
record, and account of expembtuie of to keep o
Workmen, record and account of expeuditure for to keei. ■■ i
'3f>
•3«>
i3(>
to have charge ot
II wages of, to keep record of
Strekt Railway—
Accidents, precautions to be t.aken to prevent • ••• • •
Additional,' provision as to application for power to construct
Agreement with .
36
136
197
'95
194
198
. . .196
96
II "by-law " not to'take effect until execution of.
„ ,1 Mayor to execute " ' " " ^^^
Authority to construct given \" \\','.'.'.....li^
By-law, duration of
194
II
II
forfeiture of in certain events ""^°l86 to "196
granting inivilege to ^^5
penalty for infraction of
I
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SiKKKl Kaiiwav (.!'////;///, vO—
H when lo {;() into I'tVccI |()i,
Cars, a|)|)r()acliinjj i-acli otlier, rules as to jyj
II hells to have Kji
II conductors of, careful, sober i.nd civil, to l»e eniployeil k)^
II II II duties of ii)j
II corners turning, rules as lo i,,>
II crossinjjs slnppjn}; over i()2
II drivers of K)^
II II II careful, sober and ci\ ii to lie employed .... 195
II II •! duties of i()^
II horses or nudes, to be drawn by k^i
II hours of runninj; 191, 192
II licensing of li)l
II lights to be carried by, at nighl 193
II nudes or horses to be drawn by 191
II numbering of Kjl
II passenger only to be used 192
II sto]i[)ing, rules as to 192, ii)^
II streets, not to stand on liji
II Sundays, need not run on 292
II track to have right of k;^
Completion of, when to take place 187, iSis
Conductors of ' U)]
Construction of, authority fur 187
II II precauliiins to be taken in 195
II II when to be conunenced 1S7
Crossings, cars not to stop on ii)2
II to be made and maintained by Company iSi)
Damages done in constructing or rejjairing, how borne 190
Drivers of Kjj
Driving on tracks of i<)5
Dundas street may be lai<l on . . 1S7
Kngineer, certihcale of reijuired before railway opeiu'd 11)4
11 notice to be given to before breaking u]) streets iqj
II railway to be built under supervision of iS8
Kailure lo carry out provisions of l>y-law, ciinsei|ucnces of i<)5
II II conuuence or complete 187, iXS
II II keep in repair 190
Fares, rates of 192
Fine for infraction of Hydaw 196
Flush with streets, rads to be laid 188
I'"orfeiture nf franchise, in what event to take jilace 190, 193, 194
CJrades of streets, track to conform to 1S8
Guage of ..... 1 S8
Horses or mules, cars to be <lrawn by I91
Ice, removal of HA 19'
II spreading of 190, I'JI
License to be taken out by for each car 191
Macadamizing, what to be done by Company 188
Mark Lane, may be laid on . . 187
Materials for crossings to be furnished by (.■orporniion 1S9
II II ri i>airs n u h 18S
11 surplus, renu)val of l8<)
Mayor to sign agreement w ith I9(')
Mules or horses, cars t.) be drawn by i<)i
Opening of I<)4
Pas.sage for traffic to be left in streets when construction or repair
going on 189, n):;
I,X.\I.
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192
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189, 195
SiKKKr Kaii.w.w (ioiitiiiii,(l)~
r'(iuu>
I'aviiif;, what to l)c done by ( oinpany 1S9,
M wlien first doni' to \w dono liy ( 'oriioralioii 189,
Penally for infiaclion of l!y-l:i
Kails of, Imw to be laid and niaintii
d.
pattern of.
Kt'pairinj;, ilefaidt of Company in.
case done by Corporation, to be at expense ol Company
in
of roadwa
y
Kielimond street, may be laid on.
kept
pt m re|)air by Company.
Roadway t
Rules and rej^idations for workinj; 191, 192,
Sail not to be Used in removint; snow from
Saniia Street, may be laid on
Sewers, breaking of, Corporation not lo be liable for damage clone by. ,
.Sleighs, use of on
Snow plough not to be used on
removal of.
salt not to be use<l in removing.
M s|)rcading of Kjo,
Street Commissioner, snow and ice to be spread on under direction of. 190,
.Streets, Corporation may take up.
names of to be anno\nicccl by conductors of.
tearing up. provision^ as to
track to be laid in what ;;
tradic on, obstruction ol
)f.
Sunday, cars need not run on.
Track, ilonble in certain street-
l«9,
(irivinu on
grade:;, to c<iiiforiii to.
how lo be constructed
rejiaii, failure In keep
right of..
siiiLile in certain strcib
snow and ice, removal from 190,
wh
ere to be
laid.
189,
Trallic on streets, obstruction of
Water courses not lo be iibsliiiitc<l by
M pijies, Coriioration nol lo be liable for damage done by breaking of.
Working of, rule> and regulations for 191, I92,
Works, lioard of, may icc|iiiie sleighs to be used m winter
SikREis Cmjskh
Cheapside, jiarl of ' SO, • 5
Great 'I'alboi
I'all Mall
Wellington
150, 151,
146,
.. ..148,
Strkkts, .\a\ii:> 01 < iianwkh
Murlington .
Duke
Great Market.
Hitchcock ..
Market
Mark 1 ,ane
North «3';,
Sarni.i
'J'homas
William
90
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88
90
90
88
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88
93
'M
87
89
'M
91
91
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88
95
92
87
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SS
88
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95
87
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95
95
89
93
91
52
52
47
49
44
45
42
41
39
43
39
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39
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Strkkts, Nkw Nami.^ (ii\kn Wiikn C'iian(;i;i«—
All)crt.. 141
<':iili"K IJ9
Cintnil Avenue 145
< nllcf^c 140
1 JuHcrin Aveiiiic *. 144
Maple 142
North : IJ9
(^iiL'i'iiV Avenue 143
Kiclunond 139
STRians ON Which Kaii.uav^ Ai.i.r)UKi) to iik Constki'( tek—
Adelaide 1 79, 1 80
I'.alluusl 179 l(» 1X3
Dundas \>iy
Mailland 181. 182, 183
liicliniond 1S7
William l8l, 182, 183
SiKitlikKs, erecting on streets 51
Sll'I> IloKSK.—
Ivxhihilin^ in streets or parks 58
I'uttint; to mares 58
S ri'M I's, InirniiiL,' of in open air 46
Si V, lin>; or jiij;, proliihiled 24
SuiiDlVlslciNs, polling; 105, 106
SUMMAKV, remedy if Hydaws not obeyed Ill
Sl'Kt; ICONS. (See I'llVsK lANs. )
Si si'KNsioN of rules 138
(See also C'oi NCI 1.)
Swi-.AKiNii. (See Vkoiank SuKAKiNc). 21,40, 102, 238, 255, 282
SWKl'.l', (..'IIIMNKV, (See ClII.MNKY SWEF.I'S. ) ^
SWlNE
Distraining' 67
11 fees for 67
l-'ood to he funiishe<l to imjiounded 69
Impoundini,' 67
' fees for 68
Keepini; in eertain parts of city jJi'dliibited 24
Park, not to go at large in 88, S<)
Running at large 66
Sty for keeping, in certain parts of city prohibited 24
TAINTED-
I'ish or llesh meal, sale or export of 31, 90
Food 31, 90, 128
Tanks—
Drawing water from 51
I'ire, Water and CJas Committee to reiiort as to 127
I'reventing being efficient 5 1
Removing covering of 51
Rubbish, throwing into 51
Turning drains into 51
Tar—
Iturners inry be used 48
Fires for boiling 46, 47
Taverns (See HoiKi.s.)
'I"a\A I ION — Kxemptions from 109, 1 10
Taxes —
Collectors of— (See Coi,i.i;( roRs) 70, 107
D«>i; 69, 70, 71
I'oscs.
.141
• • ii<)
•••45
. 1.(0
..141
. 142
•I JO
'43
• '39
80
«3
83
87
83
51
ss
58
46
-24
105, ICXj
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67
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69
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Taxk.s (lontinticii) —
Remission of l)y Court of Hi-visioii ill
SepariUe S'.'liool, collfdiiMi of 107
Unpaid, i)eu-(.MUa^;e on 107
■pi.;,\Ms— Not to he left untied in streets 58
TKAKINO VV SlRF.KlS 53
TEl.WiKAi'll I'oi.KS- Defacinj; wiili notices 50
Tk.mi'KRANCK lIous|.;s. (Sec Vk ii'Ai.i.iNc lIousKS.)
Ten UK R
Market fees, sale of i)y 128
Kire l)ei)artinent, siipiilies for to jjc l)oU(,'lit l>y 127
Hospital supplies to i;e bought by . . 129
TllAMKS -
Hathing in 23
Dirt, tlirowinj; inti H
Earth, removing from 55i 5^
Clravel, ■■ 55-56
S-ind, 55. 50
TllEATRK — Fees for license to keep 86
TilnMAS .Strkki— Name of cluinijed to College street 140
Tinsmith^;— Kxemplions in favor of as to kindlinj,' lires 46, 47
TiPl'LlNG — Not to be permitted in licensed liouses 83
Tires— Width of 59. 60
ToMUS— Violation of 23
Tombstone ^3
Town Council—
Clerks of 3
Mayors of 3
Members of 3
Trade, Hoard m--. (See London lioAUi) oi^- Trade.)
Trader, Transient. See Transieni Trader.)
Traffic—
Obstruction of 57. 189. I95. 213. 214
Regulation of on streets 51 to 60
Training Horses in streets 58
Tramroad— Hy-law for laying down on Adelaide and Bathurst streets.. 179, 180
Transient Trader—
Duration of license to 81
Fees for 1 rS
To be licensed 81
Trap — Movable, makiny; in sidewalk 54
Travellers—
Importuning of 7°
riaces dangerous to, to be fenced 7 ^
Treasurer—
Bank, to deposit moneys in
Books, to keep correct
Cab license fees to be paid to
Carter's m « mm m <
Cheques to sign
Chief Constable to report licenses issued t
Council duties assigned by to, to perform.
m to obey
Dog tax may be paid to
Duties of
134
>34
249
281
137
246
134
134
.71
134
Expenditure, not to make unless autliori/ed by the councd 137
Finance Committee, to be under direction ol ■"! i**
„ „ M supply information to ''34
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Treasurkr (lonliniud) —
Fire Deiiartment, to pay
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Firemen, to pay on certificate of Chief Engineer ■^q ^q
License, fees for to be paid to So, 249, 272, 281
11 Inspector to make return to ol dog tux 71^ |i.
It to sign receipts on jjq
Livery Stable license fees to be paid to 272
Market stalls, rent of to be i>aid to gr
Moneys to deposit ij.
Officers of Corporation to pay fees to no, i j i
Street Commissioner to report to | -j^
Weighing fees to be paid to q^
VVo(xl market fees to be paid to 105
Trebs—
H.ilm of Gilead, not to be planted in streets ^q
houghs of, projecting ,63
Hreaking 61, 62
FJurning of in open air ^6
Cotton, not to be planted in streets 60
Destroying 23, 61, 62, 88
Digging up 61, 62
Dwelling houses, planting op| losite G2
Gilead, lialm of, not to be planted in streets , 60
(Juards 62
Horses, fastening or tying to 62
leaving near to 62
Injuring 61, 62
Limbs of, projecting 63
Ornamen'iai planting in streets 60, 61, 62, 63
Park in, destroying 88
I'liiiiting ill certain streets prohibited 62
M " streets 60, 61, 62, 63
Poplar Silver, not to be planted in streets 60
<^)ueen's Park, trustees of not to cut down 218
J{enioving Cl, 62
.1 for the ;)urpose of making roadway 63
S!;.i(lf, ])lanting of 60, 61, 62, 63
Silver ii<>|)lar not to be planted in streets 60
Street Commissioner, duiies of as to 63
'! rimme I, to be kept 63
Willow ntU to be punted in streets 60
'I'RlMMiNi; trees in streets 63
'I'URPKNTINE- -Manufactory of not allowed in City. . . 47
'I'vim; IIorsks --
Across sidewalk 56, 57
To trees 62
UNPAID TAX'aS — Percentage on 107
Unprovidku (JASKs--Kules for 138
Unusual N'ot.sKs— M -king i.i streets. 24
I'NWttOI.KSOMK —
fish 3". 'K)
I'lesli meat 31. 90
Food 29, 90, 127, 128
VACANT LOTS-
Fencin;.; > >f jo
Health Iiisjiector to exerci:^e supervision over 27
Vaurants 22, 23
May be excluded from Parks 88
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• 272, 281
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61, 62, 63
88
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61, 62, 63
60
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61, 62
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127, 128
70
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88
Vaui/is—
Pi ivy.
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(See Privy.)
Violation of 2^
V'KGETABLE —
Matter removal of 27
Products decayed ....31
Vegbtables, forestalling 92
Verandahs—
Erection of 54
Iron, erection of in fire limits 54
Plan of to be approved of l)y City Engineer 54
Vicious Dogs. (See Dogs.)
Victoria Park 87, 88, 130
Victualling House—
Disorderly conduct not to be allowed in 83
Gambling not to be allowed in 83
Improper characters not to be allowed to frequent 83
Inspection of 79
Licenses for, fees for 86
II forfeiture of 83
.1 for keeping required 81
II production of when demanded 80
Liquor License Act, breach of l)y keeper of 83
Security to be given by keeper of 80
Signs to be put up by keeper of 80, 81
Tippling not to be allowed in 83
Vk'ti'als. (See Victualling IIousk.)
VoLUNiKBR Health Ori ukrs—
Proclamation as to 34
Services of may be accoited 54
WAGGON
Driving on sidewalk . . 56
Fish, sale of in 91
For hire — (See also Carter) 60
Cioods, for sale of, not to be kept on sidewalk 57, 58
Halting on crossing or footway 58
Makers may use part of street for certain purposes 57
Market House, not to remain in front of n<,'i'i end of yo
II placing in 90, 102
Tires, width of. S<), 60
Wheels, t, 59, 60
Wood Market, placing in 102
Walls -
Indecent placards on 21
Party, mode of constructir^g 44
Wards—
boundaries of 14, 15
Division of into polling sub-divisions 105, 106
Water—
Analyzation of 27
Animals impounded to be supplied with 69
Conductor of, destroying or inju'ing 31
Deep, fencing of 76
Defilement of 3'
Draining from tanks 5 '
Pipes, ','orporation not to b" liable to Street Railway for breaking of . . . . 189
Removing covering of public tanks of 5'
Springs of, defilement of 3'
Stagnant, accumulati' n ami removal of 24, 25, 27, 29, ^o
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Supply of. fire, Water and Oas L'oiumittce to rejjnrt as to 127
'J'hnjNsing lulihisli into i.'.nkb of 51
TurniiiL,' drains ■■ .■ 51
W AiKR Closet —
Cleaninj; of 32. 35
Draininfj of . . 55
Dwelling houses to he jirovitled \vilh jc
Inhabited tmiidings to he i)rovided with 35
Manufactories to he ) II ovided Willi 35
Shops to he provided with 3;;
WAIKR COfKSKS —
Bridge to he made across y,
Clearing 63, 64
Oi)strtKting passage of water in 52. S3
Watkk Srrn'is, huildings to have 55
VVatki; Works Hv-law 175, 176
Wax Work. (See ClKCUS.) 83, 84, 86, S7
\VEti;iI Cl.IKK —
Apjiointnienl of 97
Articles, to weigh all hroughl to be weighed 97
Pook to be kept by 97
Duties of . • 97
Fees f)f 97, 98
Particulars of articles weighed to he entered by 97
Kesponsihilities of 97
Statement to be furnished by annually to City Clerk 97
Tickets to be given by for articles weighed 97
Treasurer, to pay fees to 97
Weighing house, to attend daily 97
Wi:i(;iiiN(. Hot-M.. (?>ee Markkt, rLiu.ii- — Wkkwi Ci.kkk.)
W Eic.lllNC of straw, hay and fodder 91
Wek.hi —
Light 91
Sales by . , 91
WEinnTs A.Mi Measi-res 91
Market ( 'onimittee to report as to inspection of 127
I'ersons selling hy weight to he provided with 91
WEi.i-i.NinoN Sikeet— I',irl of clo.-ed 14S, 149
Wkli,^-
Access to. preventing 51
Analy/ation of water of 27
Damage or injury to public 51
Defding 51
Drainage, letting into 51
P'ilth, throwing into 51
Fouling 51
Offal, throwing into 51
I'ossession, exclusive, taking of 51
Kefuse, throwing into 51
Sewage, letting; into 51
Western Fair -May be held on Exhibition ( jrounds 219
Wiii'.i'.i.s. Wac.c.on— Width of 59, 60
Wim II (M-— Wheels ,\ud tires 59, 60
WlI.I.IAM Streei —
(5th \A'ard) Cirand Trunk authorized to lay track on 181, 182, 183
(2.1(1 Ward) Name of changed to North .Street 1 39
Wll.l.ow not to be planted in streets 60
Witnesses, Crown Duties of Gaol Committee as to 130, 131
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Wood—
Burning of in open air 46
Cord. (See CORDWOOD.)
Market. (See Market Wood.)
Saw standing with on sidewalk 59
Shavings not to be piled in city without being enclosed. . 47
Vehicles drawing, width of tinjs of 60
WoOLLK.N Manufactories, exemption of from taxation 109, 1 10
Words—
Indecent 21
Interpretation of 17, 18, 239, 245, 270, 271, 283
Works Board ok —
Appointment of 123
Awnings, plan of to be approved of by 54
Boulevard.s may be constructed by leave of 61
ti to give permission to make 61
H to take agreement from perscms making 61
Buildings, Corporation, to keep in repair 126
M to recommend regulations as to 125
11 II report as to 125
Drain, compel ling owners of lots to .35
11 notice to, mode of giving 35
Drains connecting, to <letermine size of 34» 35
11 II with sewer not to be maile without permission of 34
11 to report and recommend regulations as to 125
Duties of 125, 126
Engineer, may recpiire to make plans and estimates 136
II to be under direction of . . . . 126
Excavations in streets, permission of to make requir>:d 53, 54
Fences, to report and recommend regulations as to 125
Improvements, general, to expend money for 126
Orders of Council, to give efttct to 126
I'ermanent improvemer ts, to njport as to 125
Report, final, to make 125
River, may permit removal uf sand, earth and gravel from 55. 56
Security, may take from persons making excavations in streets 54
.Sewers, connection with not to be made without permission of 34
II to report as to 126
Street Comuiissioncr to be under supervision of 126
Streets, buildings, removing in, n ay give iiermission for 57
II cleaning; of, to attend to 1 26
II excavations in, j)ermission of rcjuired for .naking 53, 54
II II M pers(m making to give security to satisfaction of. . .54
M movable trap or door in not to be made without permission of. . ..54
M names, affixing to 74
II projections in, may order removal o»' 54» 55
1' repair of, duties of as to • . 136
II .'■and, earth or gravel, may pcrn.it ;emoval of from .55, 56
II to report as to 125
II use of for building purposes, may give permission for 53, 54
Tham;% may permit removal of sand, earth and gravel from 55, 56
Thoroughfares, to rep(jrt as to 125
Trap in street not to be made without pernnssion of 54
Trees, to give permi..'=ion foi removal of 62
Vacant lots, may order to be fenced 7^
Verandah, plan of to be apjiroved of by 54
Works, to give effect to orders of Council as to 126
Worship, Fubi.k— Places of need not be numbered. . 75
Writings, Indkcent 21