This is a continuance and amendment to an act passed in 1865 which requires the muzzling of unleashed dogs in order to prevent damage to livestock, and lays out penalties for dog owners who refuse to abide by this law.
This is a revival of an act first passed in 1860 which legislates the use of wagons and wheeled carts, the proper penning of farm animals and cart horses, inspection of chimneys, the fencing of property abutting dangerous cliffs or coves, and the penalties for not following these laws in the towns of St. John's, Harbor Grace, Carbonear and Brigus.
This act requires the muzzling of unleashed dogs in order to prevent damage to livestock, and lays out penalties for dog owners who refuse to abide by this law.
This act bans all manner of lotteries in the province, including the advertisement of lotteries, and specifies the penalties for those who should break this law.
This act makes provisions for the establishment of a volunteer fire brigade in the town of St. John's, to be organized and directed by the General Water Company.
This is an amendment to an act passed in 1860, which legislated various rules regarding the maintenance of public decorum and order. Clauses include the control of livestock, dressing as a mummer, maintaining sidewalks, and fencing one's property.
This is an amendment to an act passed in 1860 which legislated the use of wagons and wheeled carts, the proper penning of farm animals and cart horses, inspection of chimneys, the fencing of property abutting dangerous cliffs or coves, and the penalties for not following these laws in the towns of St. John's, Harbor Grace, Carbonear and Brigus. Clauses added include penalties for littering and for not repairing sidewalks adjoining one's property when ordered.
This Act details the licensing of distilleries and the penalty for producing and distributing alcohol without a license, or not adhering to the standards set by that license.