Dirt, Rubbish, Filth, or offensive mat-
ter, not to be deposited on any
Street,
Under what penalty,
Occupiers of houses, not to suffer to
be placed in any Street, Lane, or
Alley-before his or her door or
Lot, any Dirt, &c. &c.
Putrid water, &c. in Houses or Lots,
how removal effected,
How abated,
45
Streets-obstructions by Auctioneers,
&c. how regulated,
Foot way-what part of, may be occu-
pied by Merchants with goods, &c.
Hogsheads, &c. not to be rolled down
the Basin-bank,-or through any
Street, &c.
See Building-materials-Horses--Foot-
PAVING STREETS.
118 Common-Council, may cause Streets
to be paved,
A person of skill and experience to be
appointed to graduate the Streets,
and superintend their pavement,
52 Full powers given, to effect the object, 32
52 Expense, how defrayed,
Owners of Lots, &c. to what extent
chargeable,
Collector to be appointed,
Non-residents-how charged,
When tenent in possession--and when
Assessor to make out a statement of the
costs of pavements, made opposite
the property of every person,-and
the amount of Tax paid on such
property, for pavement, and report
to Equalizers,
Duty and authority of Equalizers on
such report,
PENALTIES.
See Fines and Penalties.
POWDER MAGAZINE.
See Gun Powder-Magazine.
The Commissioners in each Ward
to cause such repairs to be
made, &c.
To render an account quarterly
to the Chairman, exhibiting the
amount expended, &c.
To render every year to the Hall
an account of the most impor-
tant improvements, &c.-and
sums expended, &c.
In case of equal division on any
subject relative to their duties,
the Hall to decide,
To constitute a majority, there
must be present at least one
member from each Ward,
Streets separating two Wards, to
be repaired at their joint ex-
pense,
Commissioners to hire hands and
purchase or hire horses, carts,
&c.
To contract for feeding, clothing,
To appoint an Overseer of the
hands, &c.
Duty of Overseer-to superin-
tend and carry into effect the
repairs and improvements, that
may be ordered by the Com-
missioners of Streets, or of each
Ward, or by the Common-Hall,
&c.
Overseer-to give bond, &c.
When and by whom may be re-
moved,
Salary,
See Building-materials.
Drivers of, subject to the approval or
rejection of the Mayor, &c.
Penalty on demanding higher rates,
unless under special agreement, be-
fore load taken on,
Ticket, when to be given, and what
to specify,
Wagons, &c. when must be entered,
though not employed for hire,
Drivers of Wagons, &c. to drive to
the right,
Wagons, &c. not to stand in middle of
Street,
Nor opposite any intersecting Street,
To stand as near as practicable to the
Gutter or Foot Pavement,
Penalty on violating these regulations,
Mayor, &c. authorised to direct the re-
moval of any Carriage, Wagon, &c.
in such manner as may seem best
for the general convenience,
Penalty on refusal to obey such order,
Drivers, &c. except when loading or
discharging, to keep in their hands
strong reins,
Nor beat their Teams cruelly,
WAGONS, DRAYS, CARTS, &c.
Employed for hire, to be entered an-
nually with the Clerk of the Com-
mon-Hall,
Bond and security to be given for the
delivery of all articles, &c.
Register of Wagons, &c. to be kept
by Clerk, with number, initials of
owner's name, &c.
Wagons, Drays, &c. to be marked with
number and initials of owner's name,
with white paint, in large figures
and letters, on a dark ground,
Penalty on failure to enter, or number,
Not to feed their Teams in any Street,
&c.
Penalty on violating these regula-
tions,
Officers of Police, Sergeant, Consta-
bles, &c. their duty under this Or-
dinance,'
City to be divided into three Wards,
by a Committee to be appointed by
the Executive,
Wards to be numbered and named by
Committee,
Division, when made, to be reported
to the Executive, and recorded in
the Hustings Court,
To remain in force three years-then,
and triennially thereafter, Commit-
tees shall be appointed by the Exe-
cutive, to make such alterations, as
shall be deemed necessary,
WARD ELECTIONS.
To be held on the first Wednesday in
April,
53 How, and by whom conducted,
53 Sergeant's duty,
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