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104 MUNICIPAL LAW.
become a [)ai-t thereof, and cease to he a part of the rnuiiicipalitj' to whicli
beloiij^fcil. Sucli by-law shall not be repealed.
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1. A cemetery may l)e within the territorial limits of a villaj^e, pro-
viding' the by law nsceivt's the approval of the Local Hoard of Health, and
is ratified by the Provincial Board of Health.
2. Exi.sting' cemeteries or buryinj; <,rroun(ls in a villa<fe or town may
ac(]uiie or exjuopriate lands for eidarjfement if the Provincial hoard of
Health consent. But no lands can be so e.xpi'opriatcd in a city.
f n case the i ouncil and the owner of tiie laiuls expropriated cannot
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aj^rce as to price, the matter shall hi? (h^termined by arbitration.
The arbitrators shall decide whether it is in the public interest that
tlie lands, or any part of them, should be isxpropi-iated for said purpose,
and if .so, to fix the pric(! to be paid the owner. The costs shall be in the
di.scretion of the arbitrators.
If the arbitrators award the lands to be taken for such purpose, one
copy of the award shall be deposited with the Registrar of the county or
city, as tlu; case may hv., which shall l)fc a valid title to the lands.
4 The award shall be in writing, and fully describe the boundaries of
Hie lands taken.
5. Lands used as an oi'chard, garden or pleasure ground, and land
within two hundred yards of a dwelling-house shall not be expropriated
h". without the consent of the owner. /
515. Public Fairs Councils of counties, cities and separated towns /
may, upon petition of fifty qualified electors, pass by-laws authorizing
the holding of public fairs at oiu; or more of the most convenient i)laci's
not separated from the municipality for municipal purposes, for the .sale,
barter, anil exchange of cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, and agricultural
[)roducts. Public notice of the by-laws establishing such fair must be
given immediately by the Council.
5I<». Markets. No municipality shall impo.se or collect a market fee
upon any wheat, barley, rye, corn, oats t)r otlu'r giaiii, hay or other seed,
or wool, lumber, lath, shingles, cordwood, firewood, dres.sed hogs, cheese,
hay, straw or other fodder that may be brought to the market place for
sale or otlier disposal, or upon the person bringing it, or .the vehicle in
which it is brought.
511. When Market Fees are Chargeable. No market fees .shall
be charged upon butter, eggs or poultry brotaght to the market place foi'
.sale, unless a convenient and fit place is provided by the nuuiicij)ality in
which to expose the same for sale, and which shall afford shelter in sunnuer
and rea.sonable protection from the cold in winter.
1. Where tlie vendor of any article brought within the nuuiicipality,
in pursuance of a prior contract for the sale tliereof, proceetls directly to
the place of delivery without hawking tlie same upon the streets, no
market fees shall be collected.
2. Also, there shall bo no market fee imposed or collected u])on any
article brought into tlie municipality after the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon, unless it is brought upon the market place.

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