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                  party lu-sides  tlicir costs; they .sliiill piiy the excess over to said  aj;'f;i'icve(l
                  I)arty.
                        If the Council has by bydaw decided to dispense with tlie levyiiij^
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                  of a dorj tax, tlie owner of any sheep or himl) kiHed or injured by a doi;
                  may, notwithstanding, sui' the owner or keeper of sucli  tlo<; or dogs for
                  the damage sustained as previously mentioned.
                      <MM. When Compensation is not Allowed. The owner of any sheep
                  or lamb killed or  injured while running at  large upon a highway or
                  unenelo.sed land has no claim under the Act to obtain compensation from
                   the nuniicipality.

                                    LIQUOR LICENSES.
                      0!K"». Issue of Licenses.  Taveri\ and shoj) licenses may issue between
                   the i^t and l.")th day of May in each year, and shall expire on the :iOth day
                   of April of the following year.
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                      In special cases the License Commissioners may direct licenses to issue
                   after the 1st day of May, providing the application for the same has been
                   filed with the inspector on or before the Lst day of April.
                      iiiHi. Number of Licenses-  The number of tavern licenses to be
                   granted in a nuniicipality in each year shall not exceed the following limi-
                   tations in cities, towns and incorporated villages:
                      1. For the Hrst 250 of the population, one tavern license.
                      2. For each subsequent  '2riO of the population one ta\ern license, but
                   not more than three sueli licenses for the first 1,000 inhabitants.
                      'A. For each  full  (iOO over the  first  1,000 inhabitants, one tavern
                   lieensf.
                      4. The preceding parts of this section do not apply to county towns
                   having a population of  '2,r>00, or less, as to which there maj'^ be one license
                   for each  2.')0  for the  first 1,000 inhabitants, and one for each 400 over
                   1,000 of the population.
                      In no  case can  the number  of tavern  licenses be  increased  in a
                   nnniieipality beyond the nundjer issued for the year ending 1st May, 1807,
                   uidcss the population has so increased .since taking the census in  1<S!M
                   that the eonnnissioners deem a larger number neces.sary.
                      Ut><. Accommodation Required.  Every tavern to be licensed shall
                   contain, during  the continuance of the  license, in aihlition  to what  is
                   net'di'd for the use of the family, not  less than four bedrooms, togethei'
                   with a suitable complement of bedding and furniture, and attached to .said
                   tavern pi'oper stabling for at least six horses.  In cities, the number of
                   bcdi'ooms  reipiired  is  six  :  but  in  both cities and  incorporated towns
                   stabling is not reipiired for horses.
                       I. Such tavern shall form no part of, and shall not communicate by,
                   any entrance with a store wliere groceries or pn-\"isions are kept for sale.
                   This sub-s{>ction does not apply to tcjwnships unless provided for by a
                   bv-law of the Council.
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