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necessary iii czicli winter or spring and

persons shall be called out in such a

the labor performed by all and each; every person neglecting or refusing

or with such implements as may be ected by the Overseer of the preci

be liable to a fine not exceeding

precints when they are required to t rn state of the roads shall render ' the some out for the purpose of breaking the winter roads or leveling pitches or by opening

therein as aforesaid. Any Overseer of highways who neglects to perform the duties required to be performed under this Section shall be liable to a fine not exceeding five dollars.

25. It shall be in the power of cz-ich

Overseer of precinct or Inspector of a Division to order the removal of any obstruction or enroachment by fencing or otherwise, or bythe placing of manure or other obstruction on said Roads, the open- ing out or the closing up of any drain, ditch or watercourse. which has been wrongfully opened out or closed up or the abating of any nuisance in the highways within his precinct or divisibn; and for each such violation of this Act, the person or persons causing such obstruction or nuisance shall forfeit and pay a. sum not exceeding $2103; or in default of payment to be imprisoned fir a period not exceed- ing thirty days; and if the person so

` violating the provisions of this Act does J thereto. Ol' Slmll ill 8"! 0_lh¢1' W8! lllillfe

not remove such obstruction and repair

he ex-

nuisance within three days thereafter, shallngain forfeit and pay a sum not

period not exceeding thirty days and so on in likem-.inner until such obstruction be removed, damage repaired or nuisance abated as the case may be; the said fines and forfeitures to be sued for and recover- ed in the manner hereinafter provided for.

21). Should any person or persons so vio-

lating the provisions of this Act not be known, the Inspector or Overseer in the division or precinct where the same shall , have happened, if the incumbranco

and return the proceeds to the Comm

`the person employed by him shall »

into a contract under the provisions of this Act shall give bonds in the penal s (the amount thereof to be fixed by the Commissioner of Public Works) before the Commissioner of Public Works with two sufficient suretles to the Commis-

, time being for the due performance of the contract so entered into by him

31 Should any bridge not included in the contract suddenly break down or be-' come unfit for passage, it shall be the I duty of the overseer to repirt lmmedi

and the Commissioner of Public Works shall thereupon cause the same to be rc- paired as to him may seem fit.

Act shall be payable annually in each ye

and shall be collected at the same time

and by the sumo persons and process.

33. The Deputy Receivers of Taxc ‘now appointed through this Province, or such as shall hereafter- ~be appointéiigshgll be the collectors to collect the taxes' Ilii- posed under this Act.

Iii. When, as often as it may become necessary, in the opinion of the Inspector of any District, for the _draining of any highway, to cut or open any ditch or drain from the side of any highway through any land adjacent thereto, the said Inspector

Works, in case the owner or- occupier :hereof shall refuse his consent for so do- ing, summon such person or persons before any one of Her Majesty’s Justices t f the Peace or Stipendiary Magistrates to appear before him- at 3. time and place

V `______ _ _ _ _ therein mentioned, of which at least six

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McDONALD 6» MARTIN

BARRISTFRS

Solicitors, Notaries Public Ste. {Moaey`to

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ieys’ notice shall be given to such own or occupier, to show cause why the said drain should not be opened; and in default

owner or occupier and evidence relatin , thereto, the said Justice or Stipondiary - shall and may make an order for the

opening of such drain to run in' such course, and of such. width, depth and ei - tent as to such Justice or Stipendiary shall seem needful and necessary; and the costs of such suit shall be paid as by the said Justice or Stipendiary shall or may W be adj udged,and be enforced by execution in manner as the same is issued by the Country Courts established in thisProvine and the order of the said Justice or

utipendiary i

y -md and all persons

rewith in

A drain. or

same, andin

and

no greater distance than three miles from drain has become unnecessary or it is their own houses: provided that the said longer useful then h'e shall make an oi

way for the same to be closedgand provided

as to render as nearly equal as possible J that every such owner or occupier

and may feel aggrieved by the order of

to Justice of the Peace or Stipendiary

turn out with his horse or team of horses Magistrate in opening said drain shall

-dir- and may appeal therefrom to the Supreme Det, Court of Judicature in manner prescribed

.within the ages of 21 and 00, shall by law for appeals from' decisions of

two County Court Judges in this Province

dollars for every such neglect or refusal; under the County Court Acts at present and the suit for the recovery of the said in force in this Province, and the iine shall be brought in the name, Supreme Court, on hearing such appeal of the said Ovorseers and the Over- miiyrcverse, annul, vary or limit such

seers of the Precincts are ` author- order, and award costs thereupon as to ized to notify the inhabitants of their such Couits shall seem just and nt-ces

water courses from those parts of roads Works to enter into and make Such where water is danimed or obstructed tracts as he may consider necessary

and amend such damage or abate such? hnenot exceeding tivo dollars for such

ceeding $3100, Ol' in default Of the pay- y vided by this »\ct`over and above any dam- lncnt thereof, be imprisoned for a like 'MF f0 #Dy S\1°l1 bridge-

‘ "` ° ' or

saleable, shall unless sooner claimed after 5\1bJ¢’¢l`» i0 8 511% “Ut ¢5¢€"dl“S 5” 50|' three day`s _public notice sell the same, UTS With 00858. Which “U7 JU'4l7\C¢ Of the

- P°°*°@ 01' Siipendllify M"8‘|5"9-fe ma? lm' the whole with Mr. Hughes in the chair "

.ionerof Public worksfif not siiesblo he nose on the anirlwativn Of we bommw-

shall cause the same to be removed and _Sl0l¥€l‘ Of Pllbllv W0FkS, lllfl 011 Dl'C0f

fore such Justice or Stipendiary that the

allowed therefor according to the time -person had dui-,noticeia writws and

` he is employed a sum commensurate with ll*-Udued hlS l°€¢\S0Ulb1B €XD0ll84‘=6. \1Dl€SS

his services in tho discretion of -the Ins- ‘he 5h0W9 bllmcient 933199 for 5091559 pgctgr or ov"-gear and to be paid by 9,-de, ance t0 the satisfaction of said Justice

be Commissioner of Public W orks,he shall

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upon the Commissioner of Public Works Si»lD¢l1dl&l'.Y- If IIB !\9Rl€‘ClS i0 Di? I-|10 so Every Contractor before entering line. the Justice or Stineudiary may.

lShorif1’, commit him to Jail for-any ti

alely to the department of Public Works. UWB ll1YP“bll° P035 Of l1i8hW¢Y by f¢ll¢~

for prosecutor or plaintid in any case

bigger bf Public Work; ` fm- 5|", _laid or instituted under the provisions

32. The said Taxes levied under this Bi" ¢Vld¢°‘=¢ °11&f»S'1°l1 P084 °l' lli8h'Yv~!

ll'

as the Land Tax is collected under the °¥P¢Dd°d °” SW” 1‘°*“l °" hi8hW°!% *nd laws relating to Lund Tax in this Province “°`f°1‘th¢1‘ ¢Vid°’1°¢ Shall be 1\°¢°SSU°-Y W

establish the fact that any auch road or

shall, subject to the approval and consent faect "°5‘l=‘ which halle bei?" 3ll`e“dY 93° gn W1-mug of the Qommissggner of public tablished at a greater width than forty

accounted for by Provincial Secretary

-of Charlottetown or the Town of Summer-

\‘ any Juaticepf 'the Peace or” Stipendiary

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der also who any

said

sary

35. The Inspector may and isiierehy empowered, subject to instructions in writing from the Coniinissioner of Public

cen- and

requisite within his division for the ini- provenient of the public highwrys in winter with respect to preventing the forming of pitches, levelling the same, srking out the course of roads over the bays and rivers of the Province, on the ice, by bushes or other visible marks.

36. Any person or persons who shall

wilfully cut, break down or remove any bushes or other visible marks placed on the ice as aforesaid, shall be liable to a line not exceeding twenty dollars, and not less than five dollars, in the discretion of the Justice or Justices of the Peace who shall hear and determine the case.

37. If any poison or persons shall

hereafter place any wood, timber, stone or weighty article or articles upon any bridge within this Island for which there shall be no whardnger or lessee, or shall fasten any vessel or versels

any such bridge, he or they shall pay a

violation of the provisions of this Act to he recoveiefi in the way and manner pro-

38. the Commissioner of Public W ks

may require the attend-ance of any person aswitne-s and examine him on oath touch- ing any matter over which be hltscontroi orr laningto exgisnditurc of any public money expeudodupon any road, bridge or any other work, and may require the production of any books, papers or things relating thereto. If any person on being tendered his reasonable expenses neulfcts to attend the summons of the

was

ud- or

warrant under his hand directed to any

not exceeding thirty days, unless the fine be sooner paid with costs.

39. In any suit,in(ormation or proceeding

of any na! ure or kind whatsoevenbrought,

this Act against any person or persons for encroaching upon any public road or highway by fencing or otherwise obstruct- ing, cr in anywise illegally intefering with in any way or manner any public road or highway or for any encroachment

ing or otherwise existing at the time of the passing hereof, it shall be sudicient

was genera ly known as a public roa ior highway, and that public moneys had been

highway was a. public road or high- way in the meaning of this Act; and tha on us of proving that the encroachment or; obstruction complained of was :nor upon a part of such public road or high- I way shall be upon the defendant; and every such road or highway shall be pre* sumed to be of the width of forty feet un- less where proof is given of its legal es- tablishment at a less width; but nothing

herein contained shall be construed to

feet. '

40. All lines collected under the author- tyfof this Act shall be paid to and

and Treasurer

41 The Commissioner of Public li orks

or the Secretary of Public Works, may "administer an oath to any person account# ing to him orgiving evidence, if he deem it necessary, for the public interest.

of appearance, or after hearing the ' 42° of Worksl

g s..

shall, in addition to any powers conferred upon him by this Act, have all the powers and authorities of an inspector.

43. All moneys received and expended

by the Commissioner of_Public Vv’oiks shall be accounted for in the same manner asother public moneys. '

4l. All roads upon which public money has been expended are hereby declared to be public rfads or higliways.

45. This Act shall not apply to the City

side.

48. All fines and forfeitures arising

under and by virtue of this Act, except herein specially provided for, shall be sued for and recovered with costs before

Magistrate ofthis Province. on the oath of

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one or more creditable witness or witnes- ses. under the provisions of . an Act to

ble whereon to leiy then the party or parties

delinquent shall andniay be committed to the Common J all of the County for the respect ive periods hereinafter mentioned, that is to say where the line shall not exceed two dollars for a space not exceed ing len days, and vs ben the fine shall be above two dollars and not exceeding live dollars, for a a period not exceeding four teen days; and where the fine shall

be above live dollars and not exceeding ter dollars, for a period not exceeding twenty one days, and were the penalty shall be above ten dollars, for a period not exceeding sixty days.

47 The Overseers under this Act shall

be appointed yearly and shall remain in oiilte until their successors are appointed

48 This Act shall be known as ‘ The

Public Roads Act of 1901,

AFTER). 00N SESSIOL

Clause sixteen referring to labor was

d i -cussed by Messrs. Peters, McLean.Read Msihit-son The clause was reported agreed to after the words “labor atcur- rent rates were added.The contention was made by Capt. Read that it would be a protection for those desiring to engage with the contractor. Mr. Mathieson ` ‘ e claimed that if the words were inserted difficulty would be experioneei in deter-

mining whatourrent rates were.

After the bill amending the Public Roads Act had been discussed clause by

clause the Speaker',took the chair and l progress was re ported. ; Upon motion of Mr. .Whear a. Bill to

amend the Trustee Act ot 1866 was read a

third time and passed.

Hon. Mr. Richards as chairman of the

Private Bills committee reported upon the Bill amending the Corpoi ation Act of the Charlottetown Light and Power Co. It was of a. private nature. The Bill was; set down for second reading to-morrow

Mr. Gordon asked the Leader of the

Government when the House would be favored with the budget 2

Hon. Mr. Farquharson replied that it

wouldprobably be delivered on Monday i night or Tuesday at the latest.

Hon. Mr. Cumineskey presented the

retums of the 35 Supervisors

Ou motion of Hon. Mr. Farquharson

the Bill respecting certain public Depart ments was read a third time and passed

House took recess.

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Upon motion of Hon. Mr. McLeod the 1' Bill amending an addition to the Sum- ‘ ' merside Corporation Act 1886 was given the third reading and passed. i Upon motion of Mr. Farquharson the Bill to amend an Act to Amalgamate the , Prince of Wales College and Normal

School w°as given its third reading A

Upon motion of Hon. Mr. Rogers the p House resolved itself into a Committee of ,

to considers. Bill to amend Aan ct to in- 1 coporate the Farmeisand Dairymen’s Association of P. E. Island. :-

The amendment withdraws the grant

to the above association. The bill was

reported agreed to with certain amend- ` `

ments and set down for third reading to- i I

morrow. A Upon motion of Hon.Mr.Peters the House

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resolved itself into Committee with Dr. E

Douglas in the chair to take into conside- Wodd S ration a Bill entitled an Act to impose -'--s--»-s--|-- an iacome tax, -

The Bill provides for the taxing of

married women who receive incomes. The Bill was reparted agreed tm withouw amendments and set down for third read-

ing; to-morrow. _

Upon motion of Hon. Mr. Farquharson the House resolved itself into a committee ol' the whole to further consider a Bill to amend the public Roads Act. The Bill was reported agreed to with amend ments and seqdown for third reading to-iuormw

House then adjourned tilt 10 o'clock

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p ' there can be no doubt. it :-isonly a compai\a1.i'voly'short time

opened up and today we have properties shi ing staadil Orfriitnia

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7 ` $100 to $200.10 die ton. 1 Oneniinoaiono‘epent aomcsiiiug like $7-5 005

buildirg roads, so it con d get its Ore to the Smelicr. 'Today wo have good facilities which will bo battered this year by the Railroad which is now being built.

Such properties as the Silver Cop, Nettie L., Rob Roy, Old Gold,

Triune. Primrose, Comstock, Sensor, Metropolitan, and scores of others are just awaiting the completion of vhs Railroad to startle _ the world with the values of their shipments! Investors have .oiked for $10 to $30 Ore,

. but the Lardeau has its 8100 to $300 Ore a'w'aiting`trll_1sportat-ion! j -

Tho Nettie L has taken out some 700 tons of Ore' tiiia‘ winter which

will not them around 870.000 at only $100 the ton. V '

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