_ ‘la

3 .- nice. 8. Any weights. measures, I08l_0llOllI'I' l patent or other beanie or balances not stain

1 ‘possession of any. person or persons in the

l- v i.‘

jol‘ eieasurementaby any sue.

‘- «so each apes‘ ltnrel rdueseabcesdofaay _3rves’ssl as stereseid wl '« lsisredthelneiee meeeuserega ' market or breaded by wlighte sad.» iaeesces within this island . ~'7.whicls said. ieeaeare ease tateededtu po- '- r-eatcea, are edible leola shall -~ Lecithin

snrrnnnrnnrr vo HA§2ARD'8 GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 16.

htsrethsrhssmschalaesseaetmrlvlfi‘ oadsdasebreseldflieshellsshs I iweytheseme,aad&epsrssees ll Ihess atliessmerylb line aadeveryoffie "9 rp,ssale-heams,peteetcro&sv or Iirteltaad pays sum not eaesedlag n “'¢ll“

Sec. 11. All new-potato". 500"» P°”' . Olffiluv kt-

. eherrinlt I ‘ 1 t "

he msesa I “

3

es are agreeable to theWlaebestsr an ateresalil, and any person uelagnznyirgom;

may ‘ ~ . ~ . dad asalhreuid. ead « proof that qhfi, measures, scale-bseies. peseat. ofothf‘ ,, or balspees have not been altered since

,4d‘€‘t'll';‘.i’:.l’.‘.’2'?9'f.“'r‘." '-"~"’° _""" .';,.'e’.' Kay ' scihayiei. eras- *-%':3‘br ' 0- _ "

. ~ tttaaee-to the msdsgeayerorwliep he a II have been-admitted, and shall ill” deda thaiahnt asd - meaning of his coining

shall fuse to. produce their weights an

n ' tapemiqthe said asssyer to execute the uties o oiiice, shell. for every such refubal to be ascertainedenthe oath of said

a sum neeiexoeed

e of his duties; shall forfeit and pays um not exceeding twenty s ' '

1

I1’ ‘Wt°“i53d« . .

tw ylsbilli . Awany person who shill? ‘gig: or im__ e th said-assayer in the dis- ' ' '8°

e‘ I rlll .‘, all be examined once bgf,p,f deemed necessar , by said assayer, whose "certificate of their being correct at such exami-

'cn may be deemed snlicientwithont their

chines as ard n for weighing hay,

‘mg stamped or marked, and for each- monthly ‘ oat‘ she

inatiou and certificate the said sesayer i receive the sum of one shilling and six» «pence-

Dt_1IIflvl‘h0d as,et'oreeaid notwithstsn i ‘ t e.7 may be correctwhich shall be fotlll a the‘

rec- tine of buying an then it a ll be ‘:5. .3... that such we t_s_and measures have, . anally been used, an ,-the min’ when possession they shal

. ‘lo be above or below the standard afore- . said, then, person or rsons in whose pas-s session such uniisst w_eig ts or measures may be found, shall be snbyect to a penalty not ex- ceeding forty shillings for every each weight, measure, scalebeam, patent or other beam or. -balance so found. See. 9. The measure to be used hereafter for ~.-the sale,srehaa or barter of lime, shallbe ofa c lindricai cm and ofca ' ,to contain vbxact y via Winchester half-bushe a struck or water measure (level with the brim) which shall be deemed and tekeuas one barrel, and wvrhish measure shall not be less thaneighteen

the trim and, shall be asesyedand stamped

or branded as aforesaid, and every persdn who

‘ shall sell, exchange orbarter any lime, eace a quantity less than one barrel in any other r- rsl thun heroin-described and sen ed. branded or marked shall forfeit a pad. or every act ]u wful measnn

any soai not exceeding, Ive pounds nor is ,

. ;._ _ than five shillings. wxsee. 10. No parsouheingiii the.

_ or command of say. vessel loading uh agricultu- rsl product at any of the whari or within the Iiieitsofhidcity forthepo ofheingex. frai this island, a ai take or receive

t lrst having nea-

.:Sec. 7. _ All stroll platform balances or wergh- ‘

lad other weighty and bulky commodities - in each month or el\ee- ~

4 3eherp,_st'

inches nor more than twenty inches in diameter "193

with costs

amnsaree than . shall he tau. » ias M -W‘ it ~ . _

en te so A ‘ y isens_o_r the party In _ inittsd to the on ml for 6 In“! ° ‘““° °°‘

-' 'iaa-‘twee-we-t’ as , . mount! and paseeloLIha-0lt:.fII.n!.T!- . _ . 1.

. 14, N th' ' th' A t eha_l. i-event thnity Oiunlbilllfistidinapglbintlng as-I 0"! guy” of ' ‘ts and measures, the Assays: 0

‘gig %’¥;f:umru of QIeen’s'«Coenty Roar. iicrcarueoy; M?!"- , William B. Weilnsr, City Clerk.

Januaq, 23‘:a. 1856-‘ - - 1..., Rglating to Stands for Loaded Vehicles. . . , , [Assured te;1‘r6-'1. 1855] ..

Be itieaacted by ths_C_ity, Council of the City of Charlottetown ; "

Sec. 1. That the City Oouncil shall: appoint a itebie iaceeon the squares or euclr other

llacesw thintlte Ci aastamds fee thople of

. , w. rims ,»iatiu,-ssingiu,8auds. i other Ltrmber. - Sec. 2 The owner, driver or V

,any rt, truck, sled, out or vehicle loaded Jith pug; ertielee as aforesaid. stonrlin g or being i>Ii.e_no. «the! Pl ‘Mg- tlsose soapppiipted‘ vn ' ya , unless. for. he“. pvugpose, of delivering such lsade,c,aheing,.req,5i_gsle§ byhany of the City guthgyinee, to, iapve from e. sense, to e phage; plgceeso, appgin ‘,' shall refuse or “$1.9; to. do so,,ehe ‘be i able to a due, not ¢;¢.'.¢ing.,fiee_ sliilll_cgs,, for each and every oflence. or to imprisonment not exceeding not A eight hours. '

Sec. 3 All carts, trucks, sleds. or other vehieiemloaded with grain. po toes, turnips, meat, fish, or other articles for market, on. arriving at the mark'etsqJI_er_~e.shll hearrepged in such order, ee.the eomiaittee appointed to su-_ perintend markets. may direct, sees to_.prevsiit irregularity, ieeenivenienes. and eoofusion, and pereceere singers lectiivgto comply .with such arrenpmsnts she be liehlotoa penalty not exceeding fine shillings for each an every oflence, or to ' ' ,‘ ‘, , _, " _!nrfy- eighthou

Sec. 4. No persons. shall be permitted to‘ con: egets,in thempe ‘A _pI:approuchcs to the

fat-house or to p ce any incumbrance thepein, so as to prevent ingress, and egress, to- sald market-house.-and ac -pessoe olisiding against this section, after 'eg requested to

which may has been so shall be.,lisble to she not ureeedinffiva shillings. for each _ead'evsvyol’eeee or to imprisonment not es-' essilag twenty four hours. — .

‘rson, in

i

see. 5. The beam, scales and weights fur‘ gighgd by the City and placed within the en closurearound the market-house for the p pose of weighing’ meat, butter and such other articles as may hereqn_ired_ to he-weighed shall he used for such purposes under the direction and cedtrol of the market blerh.

Bale. lll1,'lfll!teex,,llayor. Wmil Bi Wdlllfls City Clerk. . , Pebrnaryldflr; race,

C ‘I

--v-O-rv,--1*

W, or. other

‘ID: iecbaeter half-hllhaia Dd gas

' ‘half-peek streak mesaans, lsesl with thebrm. deemed a tak

Lari relating tothe City _MI.rIbel. and Coat- stahlea and to provide for the regulh-_

structi law or rd '. Sec. .

to new the inoumherance

determine in lieu of all fees and they shall receive such compensation in monthly instal-

. ",9 Cl Y ilslleln . six 0 ' mini elmii bo--high Constable of the City and shall within the said City or boundaries that may be hereafter dc- ilned by law, hiwaiill the powers and authority in all matters urinal, and in cases of l)l'e:lcllcH of H18 P0896, an or reserving quiet und good order wtiio Sheri s.- y law have is their mil- wicks and ' stables with their jurisdictions and shell-P form such other duties and in- Q may. be appointed by any by- ance of the City. t,sli_all be tht duty of the City Mar- ehal (or such de uty as he may appoint, subject to the app of the Mayor or presiding Councillor) to attend the City Council, and the '01:’; or Police Court wlioiicvcr they shall lafid ll all ‘times ‘to I181!‘ the command of the Muycror residing Councillor, and on all oc'caslons‘to ai in the pi'eser\'u.ti')n of the peace, order and cleanliness of the city, and lint} oh- eervance of all laws and by-laws now in forci: or that may hereafter be in force therein; lie shall serve or cause to be served all writs. pro- cess. warrants or orders issuing out of the Mayfiia oi:,Police. Court, and shall account to the yer or rcsidiugCouncillor for all moneys eollected.b,y. in. under and by virtue ofliis

said oflice. Sec. 5. _'l‘ho City biarsbal sliall daily (or oftener ignccesssryflefiort to the Mayor or pre- a

siding ouucillor causes of complaint brou ht to his notice. either by the Constables or _o_t r persons; have the supci-intciidence of lllO.P0hl0Q‘C0ll8ll;lllp8 to see that they are regu- lar, in.,th,eir attendance and strictly discharge theiii,sa_v_sral; duties. and should be have any cause of dissatisfaction, or complaint against any of the.I_’olice Constables, he shall imme- diately make, xsamo known to the Mayor or presiding Councillor.

Bee. Go The City Marshal shall keep a cor- ’rect record of all the doings of his ofiice, and shall make a remlnr. report thereof to the City Council; as often as once in three months and at such other times as they shall require; he shall takersotice of ail nuisances, impediments

-fierce, squares and other public places of the City, and shall remove the same. or take all proper measures in relation thereto, according loiaw under» the direction of the Mayor, pre- siding Coiriicibor or City Council.

, rohicl coxsrsnus:

Sec. 7 The City may be divided into dis- tricti, the number, extcnt.nnd bounds ol' which may -from time to time arranged by resolution of the City Council, and tho tlonstsliles may be attached individuuly each to some one ol these districts.

Sec. 8. 'l‘liree Constables or as many as may be necessary shall attend the Police Station at e even o'clock in the morning, and remain on duty till eleven o'clock the following lll()l’lIllI-g.‘ during the day wherein they enter on duty they shall in rotation or together attend at the May- or's or Police Court during its hours of busi- ness, tlicn through the reinuindcr ol the day and night take their rounds ulteriiutcly lllI’0llgl' ‘ti'ie~Clty, and rform any other duty that imiy be required 0 them, lciiving one in uttcndxtnci: at the station except when duty sball l'L'i]Ull'l‘ their ‘C0llll)llI€(l' aittenduneo clse\\'he|'c. and on the following morning before being relieve.-d to have the lives made. and see that the several ‘olfices are in order for the olliccrs who are to be that dny_on duty, and for City|Council meetings.

Sec. 9. All the Constables arc to visit their districts previous to their iii-1-ivul ut the May- or's or Police Court at eleven o'clock, wlien they are to make It re tort of the staite of their districts to the City l\ urshnl, from whom tlu-y shall take their dircctioiis—thcy sliull nnllut: especially all nuisances in yards (purticuliirly where‘ cattle are slaughtered) nuisances and inoumbranoes in the streets and tboi-oughl'u.rcs, as well carts, trucks, carriages, sleds und eleighs left thereon, with the iiuiiics of the se- veral persons who may be liable tbei-efor—tlie erection of booths or tcnts on the streets or

name, the ninoving the same when erected and taking of the parties guilty of erecting such in!» custody, under the direction of the Mayor or presiding Councillor—bre:iclies of the license law—the Lord's day Act—viuluiions oftlio rc- gulations made for ti-uckmcn, particularly us

-end obstructions in the streets, lance. tliorou~gli- u

my shutters from the same on Sunday or after el_even o'clock at night, or before sunrise on any other ds , or who sufler any apprentice, minor, diso, erly person or prostitute to fre- qucnt-'tho dine; or who may forcibly oppose (lie City Marshal und Coiistiiblos in the inspec-

tion of the premises, when lawfully directed so

to do—prcvent disturbance ut tho several pla-

ces of divine worship on Sundays and olillt

days, and arrest parties who may attempt to

or have committed sucli—-quell uli riots, und— use all other means in their owor for the pro-

servution of the cleanliness, iealtli, quiet and

good order of the City.

Sec. 10. On Sundays, the district constables, unless called upon by the Mayor, Councilmen or City Murslial, to do other duty, shall visit their district twice a day and report on Mon- day morning the resultof the previous days rounds. The constables on duty at the police station or lock-up on fiundeye. to be excused. from this port oftmuty on that die .

Sec. 11. The co hlcs will hold t omeelves in readiness to attend when lawfully called upon either by clay or by ni bt, for _tlic dis-

riotcrs. disorderly und lewd characters. common beggars, druukurils and other offenders against, the lauv, and bring them before the Mayor, if‘ between the hours of eleven o'cloc is. m. and two o'clock p. m. at'ter‘two o'clock to place nll otfonders in the lock- (except such as may be admitted to boil) unti eleven o'clock ofthe next court day when the some are to be re orted,and’ the oliimder or oil".-nders brought up ‘or exami- mition by the constable or coiietubles who may have arrested them under die direction of the Mayor or presiding Councillor.

Sec. 12. Should any constable get into dilficulty or trouble iii the discharge of his duty, alter ofiice-hours’ he is to apply to the Mayor or one of the Councillors for advice and be guided by liisinstructione.

Sec. 13. In the cventofii tire breaking out the constables shall immediately give the alarm, proceed to the lire with their stoves and use their best skill and power under the direction of the chief or other engineers in the removal and security of property, und guard the same l'rom theft and dostruction—-quelling distur- bance and any other necessary purposesin their capacity of constables for which their service may be required. v

Soc. 14. h‘..seli constable must have his name and number painted on in tin pl:it~, \vliich pllato must be laced on sonic conspicuous part of the front of the house in which be resides.

Sec. 1.3. 'l‘he constables urc constantly to wear the dress appointed for them mid to carry the stuifofollico when on duty and at night, and on neglect thereof, the city iiiurslml to report the shine to the Mayor or presiding Councillor.

Sec. 10. No constable is permitted to cngiigo in any duty unconnected with his ollice unless by special permission--and when required iiia uttoiid public meetings. lectures, or exhibiti- nns, periiiissinn Blillll be first obtained of the Mayor, presiding councillor or city marshal. l‘lic city iuarsliul shall keep it rcguliir list so that ouch constsblo may attend in rotation.

lonr. llL'TClll.\'soN, Mayor.

William B. Wolluer, City C erk. ’

February 6th, 1855.

Law for Establishing ll Lhck-up Home

for the City of Clinrlnlletown.

[Asscnlul to F¢brua:_I,' T, 1950,

Whereas much inconvenience is exp:-rienced for wnntofu at-cure pluco for the to.-iiiporury confinement of ollcndora before trial and con. viclion : and whereas a strong room or Lock-up lmtli been provided for that purpose in the same building in which the police court is held;

Be it therefore enacted by the City Council of the City of Charlottetown :

Sec. 1. That it shall be the duty of the City Mai-sliull and police constables to pine. riotcrs, drunkurds, disorderly persons and other oflcndcrs against the law. who may have been arrested, after the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, in the stron room or lock-up so provided as aforesaid, to lie llierc kept, until eleven o'clock ncxtinorning when they shun be brought before the court for examination in the usual way. by tho ollicers who have com. mitted tlicin. (persons tendering good and suili. cicnt bail for their appearance excepted.) .

olmrge of their duty, its conete os;in arresting,’

° zliflnrllt , .. *':.-;-'.::m-*,..';-.*-.:::r::‘.':...,,- ,, , 6---*‘-**'°“°° W “Y "°"°°~~ ‘°u°:::.*;~:‘:‘§.:.:';°;:.:“:&:.;':.‘:'.*:;°::.:3°;:°“.; «-‘?:“3=c?ack?‘£°J‘:’«?J;.‘f2‘i1%2i‘u?:'$J;"it’::f.‘:; (3.1 -.>¢“»§,.'fig'g1.-ggd my any" a "1 l4'"’l';d -“"F“_“ 7V“'i.l8.5°"]_’ q_ui_i-ed-lruck_in_g without license—-disorderly F"‘d"Y,‘;""i °“ "‘° e"L“'3S ?°V_l0II_a to_either of .ss. nliaeingnhargeof av reeelvfipno Bait _by.tliaOlt.v.,Coaaclll_o£_.tlIe (4814-iding and driving—iin ound horses and other “° '1“ “$9. may e_ on twitliun lilre man- -._u Jggbfdfififlbolh he ‘euuggshpg ,ofGl|e,r but ;, , _ _ ' -. beasts of burden and iii rattle goziigut large "'3" ‘““l_d°l“l“°d “Dill eleven o clock on the ..~.d seeaveseslieseidci .the|ieeeia-before Sec. 1. _ l the |°.¢l_¢l‘¥'.c°'|fl¢ll-roommlfl to lnw--aeize 0“ pigs. sheep. goats. "“,’°°°d'_"S ”°“““.¥ °‘' “I “ll” Nlber 0! the i. .. am, ebll.oe ftheeeat £ir_fiia‘,as.soou.;al'tq thelr,a V elbetiop arynay be. turkeys andgeesc found at large und lmyc tllcm 5° I'll“)! “l°"°""d- . peyufet‘ avesywnch _ the ,, fllafi d,eucht‘number.~coadetnued und‘sold :1. In going tlicirlduiiy‘ 3. The City Marshal shall prbyid. t shillings, or shall be imprisoned not . ul, _ “,0! OK‘. _ , .9 III_ll r_ouude.t_u pay portion or flilt.'ntlIJn to ul pa 1- prisoners so committed as aforesaid with the (will , numb. 5”“, min‘. - um,’ ._'y5°_ ‘van ‘Y; c an’ giys.lic.gas.li ts,puiiips andwells,-.iiid report any inunenllowanco of food no is supplied to pi-i. '-‘yi AW? _ on . load-I _ sus,.,ten,asr 7091, as ,‘tp‘ei out,of or_ er—-report’ all persons who sell spi- eoi_icrs_ of the like sort in the common jnuof l ‘.1 gganmgggje. weal» ll ¢ll«peetIuea.., Call 1353, 0_ ._d 9, t _ l.Fl'_lS||0_i_ll liquors or any other drinks wlioiu they 3:" city, »...‘: gqpsreea l - e of per ormanee c t e d of hell‘ rdspective,.seeor.auspect of sellin such on bunduys (u-! see. 4. Females may be committed to I; ,.,n ll an ,‘...g ,n ‘pence, ' l i . [ " ' ' ’ . ¢gp_t.to.bosr”ders and l gers) or any week-diiy: lock-up during the day, but must be IUhi‘i(.J .'r*-:r.lwiee. ¢..,,ehe 2 . . ‘.1 y _ ’ .9119! C9I_i<..sftei= eleven o'c|ook_at nightor before sunrise.’ the City juil d’ui-in the night. -M.-"I ' -.beoIIlIIUly;.Iflld.v0I.v , , .. , V . X0 "I-want V119-R09 -0: Print burmni: In any tavern; om". llvrcniiisott, u.,-,,, E , _he«naInee pg. _ el"eei-ygae an ace’ _‘ Mu-pqr shop, w re liq r is sold, after eleven‘ Wm. B. Weilnsr, City Clerk. ' *-.-0, " l wmfl,

, .tine.,o.l sleight, or iv 0 may open or take down J... 21. um

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