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The following is the schedule A referred to in by-law No. 41, to raise $20,000, to be expended for the purposes of constructing, paving or otherwise improving the streets in the said town.

Year

1914 one debenture for
1915 one debenture for
1916 one debenture for
1917 one debenture for
1918 one debenture for
1919 one debenture for
1920 one debenture for
1921 one debenture for
1922 one debenture for
1923 one debenture for
1924 one debenture for
1925 one debenture for
1926 one debenture for
1927 one debenture for
1928 one debenture for
1929 one debenture for
1930 one debenture for
1930 one debenture for
1931 one debenture for
1931 one debenture for
1932 one debenture for
1932 one debenture for
1933 one debenture for
1933 one debenture for

SCHEDULE A.

$543.69, with 1 coupon of 576.31, with 2 coupons of 610.89, with 3 coupons of 647.55, with 4 coupons of 686.40, with 5 coupons of 727.58, with 6 coupons of 771.24, with 7 coupons of 817.51, with 8 coupons of 866.56, with 9 coupons of 918.55, with 10 coupons of 973.67, with 11 coupons of 1,032.09, with 12 coupons of 1,094.01, with 13 coupons of 1,159.65, with 14 coupons of 1,229.23, with 15 coupons of 1,302.99, with 16 coupons of 1,000.00, with 17 coupons of 381.17, with 17 coupons of 1,000.00, with 18 coupons of 464.04, with 18 coupons of 1,000.00, with 19 coupons of 551.88, with 19 coupons of 1,000.00, with 20 coupons of 644.99, with 20 coupons of

$20,000.00

$32.62

34.58

36.65
38.85

41.18
43.66
46.28
49.05
51.99
55.11
58.42

61.93
65.64

69.58

73.76

78.18
60.00

22.87

60.00

27.84

60.00

33.11

60.00

38.70

$1,200.00

The foregoing is a true copy of the proposed by-law of the Town of Rivers, which has been introduced and may be finally passed by the council of the said town on the twenty-fourth day of June, 1913, in the event of the assent of the ratepayers being obtained thereto, and the voting thereon will be held on the twenty-third day of June, 1913, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon, at my office in the said Town of Rivers,

Dated at Rivers, in the Province of Manitoba, this 28th day of May, A.D. 1913.

CHAS. HOWARD,

Returning Officer.

This is schedule B referred to in the foregoing.

TOWN OF RIVERS

By-Law No. 87

Whereas the Town of Rivers passed by-law No. 41, to raise the sum of $20,000, by the issue of debentures of the said town, for the purpose of constructing, paving or otherwise improving the public streets in said town; and whereas, in pursuance of said by-law, debentures to the amount of $20,000, have been issued and sold by the said Town of Rivers; and whereas the proceeds thereof have been largely used for the purpose of constructing sidewalks on a number of the public streets in said town; and whereas by said by-law No. 41 it is provided that during the currency of the said debentures there shall be raised annually, by special rate on all the rateable property in the said Town of Rivers, seventeen

hundred and forty-three dollars and sixty-nine cents, for the purpose of paying the amount due in each of the said years for principal and interest in respect of the said debt, as shown in schedule A annexed to said_by-law; and whereas the municipal council of the corporation of the Town of Rivers deems it advisable to alter the method by which the said annual sum of $1,743.69 is to be raised, by providing that a portion thereof shall be raised by levying a rate of one and one-half cents per square foot of sidewalk on all the properties fronting on streets on which sidewalks are now laid or may hereafter be laid with the proceeds of the sale of said debentures, and the balance of said sum shall be raised annually by special rate on all the rateable property in the said Town of Rivers, excepting such properties in said town charged with the aforesaid frontage rate of one and a half cents per square foot,

Now therefore the municipal council of the corporation of the Town of Rivers (subject to this by-law being ratified and confirmed by the Legislature of the Province of Manitoba), hereby enacts as follows:

1. Paragraph 4 of by-law 41 of the Town of Rivers is hereby repealed and the following substituted therefor:

4. During the currency of said debentures there shall be raised annually, beginning with the year 1916, a portion of said sum of $1,743.69 by a special rate of one and a half cents per square foot of sidewalk on all the properties fronting on the streets on which sidewalks are now laid or may hereafter be laid with the proceeds of sale of said debentures, and during the currency of said debentures there shall be raised annually, beginning with the year 1916, the balance of the said sum $1,743.69 by a special rate on all the rateable property in the said Town of Rivers, excepting such properties in said town charged with the aforesaid frontage rate of one and a half cents per square foot, for the purpose of paying said amount due in each of the years for principal and interest in respect of said debt.

2. The Town of Rivers shall be liable for and shall pay to the holders of the debentures the whole of the principal and interest as the same falls due in respect of the said debentures, including not only the share assumed by the town but also the part repayable by special assessment.

3. The altering of the mode of levying the rate to pay said debentures is not in any way to affect the validity of the said debentures or the rights of the holders thereof.

Done and passed in council assembled this third day of November, A.D. 1915.

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CHAPTER 92.

An Act respecting the Rural Municipality of St. Andrews

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[Assented to March 10th, 1916.]

IS MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, enacts as follows:-

sessments, rat

1908 to 1915

validated.

1. Notwithstanding any defect or omission or irregularity Defects in asin the making of the assessment or assessments of the Rural ing, levying of Municipality of St. Andrews in and for the years 1908 to 1915, taxes for years both inclusive, or in the compiling, revision and completion of legalized and the assessment rolls thereof, for the said years, or in the assessing, rating, levying and charging of taxes pursuant thereto, the said assessment or assessments, levy or levies and taxes are hereby declared to have been and to be sufficient, valid, effectual, legal and binding as if all such proceedings had been fully completed and legally carried out in accordance with the provisions of "The Assessment Act," but no further or otherwise, the intention of this Act being only to cure all defects in the proceedings aforesaid, and the validity and legality of the said assessment or assessments, levy or levies and taxes shall not be ques- Not to be tioned in any action, suit or proceeding in any court on account questioned in of any defect, omission or irregularity in the said proceedings, court. or on account of any provision of the said Act not having been observed or complied with in making the said assessments or any of them, or in the compiling, revision and completion of the assessment rolls, or in the assessing, rating, levying, charging and collecting of the said taxes, or in the proceedings prior or subsequent thereto.

2. This Act shall come into force upon proclamation of the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council.

any suit at

CHAPTER 93.

An Act respecting the Rural Municipality of
St. Clements.

H'

[Assented to March 10th, 1916.]

IS MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, enacts as follows:-

sessments, rat

1908 to 1915

validated.

1. Notwithstanding any defect or omission or irregularity Defects in asin the making of the assessment or assessments of the Rural ing, levying of Municipality of St. Clements in and for the years 1908 to 1915, taxes for years both inclusive, or in the compiling, revision and completion of legalized and the assessment rolls thereof, for the said years, or in the assessing, rating, levying and charging of taxes pursuant thereto, the said assessment or assessments, levy or levies and taxes are hereby declared to have been and to be sufficient, valid, effectual, legal and binding as if all such proceedings had been fully completed and legally carried out in accordance with the provisions of "The Assessment Act," but no further or otherwise, the intention of this Act being only to cure all defects in the proceedings aforesaid, and the validity and legality of the said assessment or assessments, levy or levies and taxes shall not be questioned in any action, suit or proceedings in any court Not to be queson account of any defect, omission or irregularity in the said tioned in any proceedings or on account of any provisions of the said Act not having been observed or complied with in making the said assessments, or any of them, or in the compiling, revision and completion of the assessment rolls, or in the assessing, rating, levying, charging and collecting of the said taxes, or in the proceedings prior or subsequent thereto.

2. This Act shall come into force upon proclamation of the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council.

suit at court.

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