Daily Colonist (1879-12-13) by Unknown

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Language: eng
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Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1879-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

COLONIST STATIONERY STORE,

POSTOFFICE BLOCK.

Victoria DiviB. No. i, Sons of Tekperanck

MEE 3 ETOUY FRIDAY EVESLVO' AT 730 eeitu);', at tb*tr H«ll, Y&tet strMt mbl

JfcDUCATtONAl..

KANESTREET L^DIeFsCHOOl'

CrOtfXG LADIES AKE IIECEIVKD AS DOARD-JL ERS on moderate t«nui by a laJy in conncc-tloa with Mrs. Criilorv'8 Scliuol, Kane strcot. lelSd»-3ro Apply to JUIS. CIUDGE.

MEDICAL

HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

A N D 8 U R Q E O N ,

(LATB OP nilCAOO.)

/-^laSSES FOU YOUNG L,\D1ES HAVE BEKN \j comnionced in the homo situated on tlio comer orkane and Quadra stretts, by competent teachers, under the lmroedlat« supcn'ifion of tuo Rev. E. Crldgo and Mrs. Crldjfe.

A class {or boys under eight yean ot;.i^-.}ui3 aL^n been form<d.: Forparticuiiir« »nplir teft-vi!

myl7 :..- ^ a ?MIffl. OTITC

To Eoenilftte the Sanitary Condition of the Oit7 of Victoria.

15e it exacted bj' the Mayor and Council of tlio Corporation of the City of Victoria as follows:

1. It shnll not bo lawful to let or occupy, or suftbr to bo occupied, as a dwelling any room unless tho following require-ments aro complied with, that is to say:

(a) Unless such room contain at all times at least 384 cubic feet of space for each persoa.occupying tho samo. ' fl)^Unless suoli room has a window made to open in a manner approved by the Board of Tlcalili or lIoMltli Officer of the City.

C<j^Unles3 there is appurtenant to .siieli " ■' room the usoof a water closet, earth dcset'or privy, furnished with proper doora or coverings, to tlio satisfaction of tho Board of-Health or Health Officer of the City.

2. Any pei-son who lets, occupies, oi-knowingly sufl'ors to bo occupied, any room contraiy to the provisions of t!ii» Bylaw shall bo liable tor .oveiy such offence to a penalty not oxcooding'§5(), in tho discretion of any Justico of tho l*oacc before whom lie may I)o convicted.

3. Any room in which any person pas sca tho night, or tho principal part nf tho night, shall ho deemed to he occupici.l as a dwelling witliin the meaning of this Bylaw.

4. Whcrfi two convictions uj^ainst tho provisions of tliis Bylaw relatinj; to tlio occupation of a rooui as a dwelling liavo taken placu within three months (vvhothor the persons so convicted woro or wore not the same) any Justico of tho Peace may direct tho closing of tho room so occupied, or of tho lu'ciuisca to which it bcloiigs, for such timo as he may deem necessary, ot may empower tlio Board of Health or Health Oliicor of the City p6rmanontly to oloBO the same.

."j. This Bylaw may bo cited for nil purposes as " Tho Dwellings Bylaw, 1879."

Passed tho Municipal Council this • lOai'day of Novomber, 1879.

(Signed) J. H. TUENER, Mayor. WiuiASi IiEion, O.M.O.

M022

OTKlOIi .VND UESIDEiVCE—noVUKNJir.NT ST. between Kort and Broushton stietts. Particular attention paid to the diseases of Womtn and CItildron. lIoi'Ks:—0 tci 11 a. m; 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 p. m. sc2:i Ini

Dr.Sp!nney&Go's

DISPENSARY,

No. 11 SEARITB? STREET, SAN

FKAITOISCO.

DH. SS'JiiirJEY, v,-oIl known tliu louiiiior ot tlio .Montiiam'. i;.)Mfaii-(il Iiiitituto, and late iToi.rlctor of tho Sl'lXNEVVILLK IXnitMAllY woiiUl iiioHt respoctfully infonii Ida patients and tii' atllictwl j{i;ner.

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