SCHEDULE B.

(Section 113.)

FORM OF MUNICIPAL BY-LAW AMENDING THE ABOVE BY-LAW.

By-law Number

- intituled "A By-law respecting the Public Health By-law."

Whereas it is expedient to amend or repeal some of the provisions of the by-law appended to The Public Health Act, so far as the same are in force in this municipality, and to suspend the operation of other provisions of the said by-law.

Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Council of

1. Section 13 of the said by-law is hereby amended by substituting the "1st day of July of every second year" for "the 1st day of July in each year."

2. Rule 7 of section 14 of the said by-law is amended by striking out the words "and disinfected" at the end of the said rule.

3. Rule 3 of section 14 is hereby repealed.

4. This by-law shall go into force forthwith.

47 V. c. 38, sched. B.

SCHEDULE C.

(Section 25.)

PUBLIC HEALTH.

Take notice that by virtue of The Public Health Act, and the regula-tions made thereunder, possession has been taken, (or obtained, as the case may be) of the following land (or "building,' as the case may be,) namely:

(Reasonable Description)

and further take notice that such land (or building) will be occupied and used for the purposes of the said Act and regulations from and after the date hereof, for a period of or such other time as may, in the

discretion of the undersigned, be necessary.

Dated, etc.

49 V. c. 42, sched.

Trustees, etc.,

H

ER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:

1. The trustees, governors, directors or other officers or of Hospitals to keep vaccine persons having at any time the control and management of any matter for cer- hospital or dispensary receiving aid from the public funds of tain purposes. this Province, shall keep at all times in such hospital or dispensary an adequate supply of vaccine matter for the following purposes, viz :

For the vaccination of the poor.

First. For the vaccination, by a legally qualified medical practitioner attached to such hospital or dispensary, at the expense of the same, of all poor persons, and at their own expense of all other persons, who attend at such hospital or dispensary for that purpose, during one day in every week; the fee to be charged for such vaccination not in any case to exceed How applied. fifty cents, and to be used and applied for the benefit of the hospital or dispensary;

Fee.

For furnishing legally quali

Second-For the purpose of furnishing, on application, to fied medical each and every legally qualified medical practitioner, such reapractitioners. sonable quantities of the said matter as he from time to time

requires;

For the use of Third. For the purpose of furnishing, on application, to the

the Indians.

Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs, or his assistant, or to any visiting Superintendent of Indian Affairs, such reasonable quantities of the said matter as he may from time to time require for the use and benefit of any settlement of Indians. R. S. O. 1877. c. 191, s. 1.

ment of money

less it has a

vaccine matter

2. No warrant shall hereafter issue for the payment of any No warrant sum of money granted by the Legislature to any hospital or for the pay dispensary, unless a certificate has been filed in the office of to issue to any the Clerk of the Executive Council, signed by a medical officer Hospital unof such hospital or dispensary, to the effect that there is actu- sufficient ally on hand in such hospital or dispensary a supply of vaccine quantity of matter which is expected to be sufficient for the purposes afore- on hand, etc. said from the date of such certificate, or setting forth reasons and grounds in explanation of any deficiency in such supply to the satisfaction of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, nor unless, nor until a certificate signed as aforesaid, to the effect that at no time since the date of the then last certificate in this behalf, has the demand upon such hospital or dispensary for such matter for the purposes aforesaid, exceeded the supply thereof on hand in such hospital or dispensary, or setting forth reasons and grounds in explanation of any deficiency of such supply, to the satisfaction of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, has been filed as aforesaid. R. S. O. 1877, c. 191, s. 2.

laid before

vaccination.

3. The trustees, governors, directors or other officers or Annual statepersons having for the time being the control and management ment to be of any hospital or dispensary to which aid has been granted Legislature during any session of the Legislative Assembly of this Province, respecting shall cause to be transmitted to the Lieutenant-Governor through the Provincial Secretary, in time to admit of copies thereof being laid before the Legislative Assembly, during the first fifteen days of the then next session, a statement certified by the proper officers of such hospital or dispensary, shewing the number of persons who have applied for and received free vaccination, the number of persons who have applied for and received vaccination at their own expense, and the number, amount and application of fees charged and received for vaccination. R. S. O. 1877, c. 191, s. 4.

citizens, etc.

4.—(1) The council of every city, town, township and incor- Municipalities porated village, is hereby empowered and required, to contract to employ medical pracwith some legally qualified and competent medical practi- titioners to tioner or practitioners, for the period of one year, and so from vaccinate the year to year, as such contract expires, for the vaccination, at the expense of the municipality of all poor persons, and, at their own expense, of all other persons resident in such municipality, who come to such medical practitioner or practitioners for that purpose. R. S. O. 1877, c. 191, s. 5 (1); 47 V. c. 38, s. 63.

success.

(2) It shall be a condition of every such contract, that the Remuneration amount of the remuneration to be received under the same to depend on shall depend on the number of persons who, not having been previously successfully vaccinated, are successfully vaccinated by such medical practitioner or medical practitioners, respectively so contracting. R. S. O. 1877, c. 191, s. 5 (2).

Vol. II.-55.

Local Board

of Health in default of

medical prac

titioner.

5. In case the council neglects to contract with some competent medical practitioner or practitioners for the vaccination of municipality poor persons and others, as provided in the preceding section, may employ a and such neglect continues for one month after the attention of the council has been called in writing by the local board of health to such neglect, and to the powers which, in case of such neglect, the local board may exercise under the authority of this Act, the local board of health may contract with the medical health officer of the municipality, or other legally qualified medical practitioner, or practitioners, to perform all the duties which may be performed, or are incumbent upon a medical practitioner under the said Act, if appointed or contracted with by the council under the preceding section, and the council shall be liable to the medical practitioner for the fees of vaccination or for duties performed to the extent provided for by this Act as if the contract had been made by or with the council. The acts of the medical practioner appointed by the local board of health shall be as valid and operative in every respect as if a contract with him had been made by the council of the municipalty; and in such case the local board of health may also, unless the municipal council has already done so, appoint the places and give the notice where and when such vaccination shall be performed, as is required by the next succeeding section, to be done by the council. 49 V. c. 43, s. 1.

City to ap

point a conve

each ward for

performance

6. The council of each city or town shall appoint a connient place in venient place in each ward thereof, and the council of every township and incorporated village, shall appoint of vaccination, a convenient place therein, for the performance, at least once in each month, of such vaccination, and shall take effectual means for giving, from time to time, to all persons resident within each such ward of the city or town, or within the township or village, due notice of the days and hours at which the medical practitioner or one of the medical practitioners contracted with for such purpose will attend, once at the least in each month, at such place, to vaccinate all persons not successfully vaccinated who may then appear there, and also of the days and hours at which such medical practitioner will attend at such place to inspect the progress of such vaccination in the persons so vaccinated. R. S. Ö. 1877, c. 191, s. 6: 47 V. c. 38, s. 63.

Parents, etc.,

vaccinated.

7-(1) The father or mother of every child born in such bound to take city, town, township, or incorporated village, shall, at some appointed time, within three months after the birth of such child, or in the event of the death, illness, absence or inability of the father and mother, then the person who has the care, nurture or custody of the child, shall at some appointed time, within four months after the birth of the child, take or cause to be taken, the child to the medical practitioner in attendance at the appointed place, according to

the provisions of the preceding sections of this Act, for the purpose of being vaccinated, unless the child has been previously vaccinated by some legally qualified medical practitioner and the vaccination duly certified; and the medical practitioner so appointed shall, and he is hereby required, thereupon, or as soon after as it can conveniently and properly be done, vaccinate the child. R. S. O. 1877, c. 191, s. 7; 47 V. c. 38 s. 63.

(2) This section and the four succeeding sections shall also apply to all children over the age of three months becoming resident in a municipality, and such children shall for the purposes of the said sections be considered as children born in the municipality at the date that they became resident within it. 49 V. c. 43, s. 5.

8. Upon the eighth day following the day on which any And exhibit child has been vaccinated as aforesaid, the father or mother, or them to the medical prac other person having the care, nurture or custody of the titioner on the child as aforesaid, shall again take or cause to be taken the eighth day. child to the medical practitioner by whom the operation was performed, or other similarly appointed medical practitioner in attendance as aforesaid, in order that the medical practitioner may ascertain by inspection the result of the operation. R. S. O. 1877, c. 191, s. 8.

cination to be given.

9-(1) Upon and immediately after the successful vac- Certificate of cination of a child born in any city, town, township or successful vacincorporated village, the medical practitioner who performed the operation shall deliver to the father or mother, or other person having the care, nurture or custody of the child as aforesaid, a certificate under his hand, according to the form of Schedule A to this Act, that the child has been successfully vaccinated, and shall also transmit a duplicate of the said certificate to the clerk of the municipality in which the operation was performed.

(2) Such certificate shall, without further proof, be admis- What to be sible as evidence of the successful vaccination of the child in evidence of. any information or complaint brought against the father or mother of the child, or against the person who has had the care, nurture or custody of the child as aforesaid, for noncompliance with the provisions of this Act. R. S. O. 1877, c. 191, s. 9; 47 V. c. 38, s. 63.

vaccination.

10.-(1) If any medical practitioner appointed as aforesaid is If the child be of opinion that a child brought to him as aforesaid is not in a found unfit for fit and proper state to be successfully vaccinated, he shall deliver to the father or mother of the child, or the person having the care, nurture or custody of the child as aforesaid on demand and without fee or reward, a certificate under his Certificate. hand, according to the form of Schedule B to this Act, that the child is in an unfit state for successful vaccination.