ORDINANCES i ( , j i I OFTHI!: YUKON TfRRITORY!1 I : I I I I PASSED BY THE !i YUKON COUNCIL IN THE YEAR I 1915 GEORGE BLACK. COMMISSIONER Printed aDd Publbhr:c! for the GOVU'IlIIUDt of the Yukon Territory Uadn Authority of i Cllapter" of the Ordinanca of l!)M. I BY A . P'. RNGHLHARDT. KIng'. Print ..

ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON T[RRITORY PASS::!D BY THE YUKON COUNCIL . \ .IN THE YEAR -. 1915 GEORGE BLACK, COMMISSIONER Printed and Published for the Governm~nt of the Yukon Territory Under Authority of .

Chapter 4 of the Ordinances of 1904. . BY A. F. ENGELHARDT, King'. Print ..

TABLE OF CONTENTS Chap. Page. 7. An Ordinance to amend thc Police Magistrutc Courts Ordinance ................................................. 1 2. An Ordinance to incorporate the Sisters of Saint Ann .... 2 3. An Ordinance to olllend the Ordinance for the Better Regu- llltion of Traffic on High ways. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4. 5. G. 7. 8. D. An Ordinance to ulIlend th" Judicature Ordinance ....... . An Ordinance to alll~e Fox Protection Ordinance, heing

Chapter 38 oflfhe Consolidated Ordinances, 1914 .. An Ordinance to alllend the Assessment Ordinance ....... . An Ordinance regulating the hours during which children Illlly be on the streets without their parents or guardians An Ordinance for granting the Commissioner certa.n sums of money to defray the expenses of Public Service of the Yukon Territory ......................................... . An Ordinance to amend the Liquor License Ordinance .... 7 8 10 12 19

CHAPTER "l A:X OHV[XA~CE Tt) A)lENU "'£HE POLICE )LAUISTUA'rE COUHTS OHDINANCE." [Assented to !Llll'il 13th, .1.9.13,] The' COllllllissioner of tile Yukon '£el'l'it{)ry, by and with tIle advice amI consent of the Council of the saW '1'Cl'l'itlll',Y, enads as follows: 1. . ~ection 1:! of

Chapter T1 of 'I.'he Consolidated

Section 12 amended. OL'(liuunces of the Yukon 'l'el'l'itoI'Y, 1914, being "The Police ~hlgi8tL'<'te Courts Ordinance," is hereby amended hy striking" Ollt tile word" two" in the third Jine thereof allll iJlsel,ting in Hen thereof the word "one," 2,

Section 19 of the said Ordinance is hereby

Section 19 I I 1 t 'k' t th I ., f'" the fifth II'ne amended, amelH C( ,y S 1'1 'lng OU e wore • 0 In anll inserting in lieu thereof the word " or~"

2 OltlllXAXCf<: '1'0 INCOltl'OltA'l'E SI~'mUS OF ~T. ANN'.

CHAPTER 2 .AN ORDINANCE '\'0 IXCOHPOHA'l'E THE HELl­ GIOUS AND CHAHITABLE CONGHEGA'l'ION KNO,,"X AS "THE ~I~'I'EH~ OF ~AIX'I' ANX," IN 'L'HE YU.KOX "I'EIWITOUY.

Preamble. 1l"hCl"eas: Florida 8ylYcstl'e (known as Sister )Im'Y )[arcicllne), of ])awsoll, in the Ynkoll T('rrHOJ'~", Canada, Supel"iOl'css, at ))a\\"son afore~aid, of the Heli~';ous and Clull'itnble CongL'egation known as "The SisteL"S of Saint Anu,'" whosp mothel' hons!> is at LlldlillC, ill the Province of Quebec, Canada; Illlliann:1 Benoit (knmnl in Religion as Sister )1 a 1".'" Antol1ia of Jesus), and Eliza­ beth )Iol'in (known in Heligion as Si:4el' Joseph ])'Arillla­ thie), both also of Dawson aforesaid and members of the said Cong"egation, acting on behalf of the snid Beligious and Charitahle Congregation known llS "The Sisters of Saint Ann," in the Yukon 'eerritory have h~' theil" petition represented: That the said Congl'egntion has existed for :-;eventeen years in the Yukon l'yt'ritory aforesaid, having for its object the care of the sick, the relief of the needy mu} snffel"ing hnmanity, the education and care of orphans and destitute children, and the cm·rying on of schools, orphanages, and hospitals; And that the said Congregation now lws in opera­ tion at ])awson, in the Yukon 'l'erritory afol"esaid, a

OmH:-\A:-\CE TO IXCORPORATE SISTEUS OF ST. ANN. 3 hospital known as "St.

Mal'~"s Hospital," and furnishes the sepm~ate school of Dawson aforesaid, with three teachel's who are members of the said Congregation; and that the said Congregation may find it advisable to estahlish and carry on some other hospital in the Yukon Territory as well as to establish and carry on some school 01' schools, academy or academies, orphanage or orphanages in the Yukon 'rerritol'Y; And that there is at present owing to the said Con­ {Xregation, as owners and proprietors of the said St. )[ary's Hospital, some choses in action, accounts, and hook debts for board, lodging, care, attention, nursing nnd hospital services rendered by the said c.ongregation nt the said hospital since its establishment in the Yukon 'rel'l'itor~' as aforesaid, or other consideration; And that the said Congregation has acquired since the estahlishment of the said St. lUat'y's Hospital some lan(ls, tenements and hereditaments in the Yukon 'L'erl'i­ tory, which lands, tenements and hereditaments are now standinp: in the names of various persons as set out in • the said petition, and are held, used, occnpied, possessed or enjoyed hy the said Congregation; AlId that it is desirable that all lands, tenements, hel'editmnents and property of the said St. :Ual'Y's Hospi.­ tal now helonging to and held, used, occupied, possessed or enjoyed hy the said Congregation, ~.s well as aU the saill :ltcOlints and book debts be declared to be vested in fhe said C'ongregatjon for the purpose thereof; Awl,

whereas, the members of the said Congl'egation have, hy the said petition presented in thei.r name, prayed that the said Congregation U\a~- he vested with corporate powers; And,

whereas, it is expedient to grant their pl'ayel'; 'fhel'dOl'e, the Oommissioner of the Yukon Territory, hy and with the adYice and consent of the Conncil of the said Te1'l'itol'Y, enacts as follows:

:Incorpor­ a~lon. Lands, etc., vested in the corporation. Power to acquire and sell property. Common Seal. By-laws. 4: ORIlIXANCE '1'0 I:\CORPOIUTE SU5nms 01<' HT. Al\:\. 1.

The said Florida Sylvestl'e (known in Religion a8- Sister Uary Uarcienne) , Indianna Benoit (known in Religion as Sister ~lary An tonia of J e~us ), and Elizabeth Morin (known in Religion as Sister ~ o'!leph D' Arimathi~) , and such other persons as now are lllembers of the said Religions and Charitable Congregation known as "The Sisters of Saint Ann," in the Yukon Territory, Or shall hereafter become members thereof, shall be and are hereby constituted and declared to be a body politic and corporate by the style and title of "The Sisters of Saint Ann," hereinafter called" 'l'he Corporation.~' 2.

An lands, tenements, hereditaments and pl'oprrty now helong-ing- to and nsed, heM, occnpied, po!':sessed or enjoyed by the sail! Congregation, and all ehoses in action, accounts :md hook flebts at present owing to tlw sai(1 Congregation as statefl in the

preamble hcreof shall be, and the same are hereby declared to be, ,,('sted in the Corporation for the purposes thereof. 3. relic Corporation may from time to time, and at all times ]fereafter, acquire and ho1d for the general pm'­ poses of the Corporation, any lands, tenements 01' heredi­ taments, and persolla I property, in the Yukon Territon· and fl'om time to time may sell or exchange, mortgag·e, lease, let 01' ·otherwise dispose of the samc 01' any patt ;thereof. 4.

The COl'pol'ation shall hav(~ a COlllmon Seal, with power to change, alter, hreak, aIllI renew the same, when~ il1ld so often as they shall think propel'; and may, under their corporate name, contract and be contratced with, ~ne and be sued, plead and be pleaded with, answer amI defend ill all CO\ll·ts and places whatsoever. . 5. It shall be lawful for the Corporation to makt:' by-laws, rules, orders and regulations, not contrary· to the laws of the Yukon Tel'l'itol'Y, for the· Government and propel' administation of the affairs and property of the Corporation, and amend and renew the same from time to time.

OnJllNAI\"CE TO INCOnpORA'fIo~ SISTEltS OF ST. ANI\". 5 6. The head office of the Corporation 'shall be at the City of Dawson, in the Yukon Territory, or such other l)lace in the Yukon Territory as may from time to time he determined by the by-laws of the Corporation. 7.

The Corporation shall have power to appoint such officers, agents, and attorneys of the Corporation as may from time to time be deemed necessary, and also to remove such officers, agents and attorneys at pleasure: Provided, that until others shall be elected, the present officers of the Congregation aforesaid shall be those of the Corporation constituted by this Ordinance. Head Otll.ce. Appointment ot Officers, etc. 8.

Nothing herein contained shall have the effect, 01' ~~~t;~;t be construed to have the effect, of rendering all or any of ~~:~, t:ic., the several persons hereinbefore mentioned, or all or any of the said' members of the Corporation or any person whatsoever, individu~lly liable or accountable for or by reason of any debt or obligation incurred or entered into, for or on account of the Corporation, or for, or on ac- count, 01' in respect of, any matter or thing whatsoever relating to the Corporation. 9. This Ordinance may be cited as "The Sisters of

Short title. Saint Ann's Incorporation Ordinance."

Section 8 repealed.

CHAPTER 3 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ORDINA'XCE FOR THE BETTER REGULATIO~ OF 1'RAFFIC ON HIGHWAYS [Assented to A.]Jl"il 15th: l~n~i. J The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of said l'el"l'itory, enacts as follows: 1.

Section S of

Chapter 41 of the Consolidated Ordinances of the Yukon Tel"l"itory, 1914, being an Ordin­ ance for the better regulation of traffic on highways, is hereby repealed.

.JUDICATURE ORDlN.-\~CJ.~, Ai\fEND)IENT. 7

CHAPTER 4 AN OHDI:NA:NCE TO AMEND 'l'HE JUDIOA'l'URE ORDINANOE. The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and- consent of the Council of said Territory, enacts as follows: " 1. Rule 395 of the ,Judicature Ordinance, Oonsoli­ dated Ordinances, 1914, Ohapter 48, is herehy amended hy addin~ thereto the following sub-section: 2. Sub-section (3). The Garnisbee shall be deemed ~~~~~~:~t to he indebted within the meaning of this Rule althougb any debt sought to be attached has been a!';signed, charged or encumbered by the judgment debto)', if the assignment, charge or encumbrance is fraudulent as against creditors or is otherwise impeached hy them.

8 Fox PI:O'1'Jo:e'L'IO~. OItIIl~A~CI'~ .• A~n:~II~IE~'1'.

CHAPTER 5 • AN ORDINANCE '1'0 AMEND THE FOX PHO'1'EC­ '.rION ORDINANCE, BEING CHAP'L'EH 38 OF 'l'HE CONSOLIDA'l'ED OHDINAN~E~,

Section 5 amended. Sub-section / (

a) SectIon 9 amended. [Asscntcd to AIJl'il 15th) 1915.] The COlllmissioner of the Yukon 'J'el'l'itory, b.y and with the advice and consent of the Council of said 'J'erl'itory, enacts as follows:

Section 5 of

Chapter 38 of the Consolidated Ordinances of the Yukon Territory, Un4, is hereby amended by insel·ting the word "or ~~ aftel' the words " Persou ~, and "Company" in the fit'st line of said

Section and by striking out all the words after the word "fox" ill the fifth liue aud suhstituting in lieu thel"cof the words "Ol" foxes u'ot born in captivity which has or have not been in captivity fOl" a period of at least one year, but any fox 01' foxes llOl"ll in captivity lIlay he exported at any time u\lon the expO\"h~l' tlwl"cof complying with the pro­ visions of the said OrdinaIlCl'." .) ~l1h"sectinn la) of Het:tion !) of said Ordinance is alllCJlIlea 1,," stdkiJl'" out. the wor(ls Hwl fi"'ures "than -- .. - ,.. ~ . $50 awl llot exceclliu~ ,300 ~~ in the third line thereof awl 811 bstitlltillg ill lien thereof. the following words and figures l'than $50 ana not exceeding $lQO fol' each cross fox and not less than $150 and not exceeding $300 for l'ach silver 01' black fox."

CHAPTER 6 AN ORDINANCE '1'0 A)IEND· '1'HE ASSESS"MEN'l' OUDINANCE. [Assented to rlpril 15th, 1915.] '1'he Commissioner of the Yukon 'J'erritory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of said Territory, enacts as follows:

Section 14 of Chaptei' 5 of the Consolidated Ordinances, 1914, is hereby amended by adding thereto the following sub·section: ( 1) 'fhe provisions of this

section shall not be Klondlke enforced against the Klondike ~Iines llailway Company ~~rl~ay Co. for the years 1915, 1916 and 1917. exempt.

CHAPTER 7 AN ORDINA:NCE HElTULA'l'lNG THE HOUnS DUR­ ING WHICH CBILDHEN )IAY BE ON 'l'HE S'L'REE'l'S WITHOUT 'rHEIH P .ARENTS OR GUARDIANS- [Assented to April .l5th, 19r.] The CODllllissionel' of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent. of the Council of said Territory, enacts as follows:

Short title. 1. 'l'his Ordinance lIIay lIe cited as the "Curfew Ordinance." ~:f~.re- 2. In this Ordinance, unless the context 01' subjeet "Com­ munity." .. Child." ,. Guardian" matter otherwise requil'es,- " Community" means any community of not less than one hundred inhabitants residing in close­ proximity to each other; " Child" means any person, ,vhether male or female, under the age of fifteen years; " Guardian" means any person over the age .of twenty-one years into whose custody' or charge any child muy have been committed by his Or hel' parent 01' purents, or other lawful guardian 01' either of them. .

Cmu.'EW OUDI~A~CE. 11 3. UIlon receivin~ a Iletition si!rned by at least PetItion by ~ ~ parents. fom·fifths of the parents of any community, it shall be lawful for the Commissioner to erect the said com­ Illunity into a "Curfew" Di!;!tI'ict, defining: the limits thereof and assigning a name thereto. 1.

From and after the creation of the Curfe,,' Dis­ tt'iet as above provided, it shall be unlawful for any child· under the age of fifteen years to be on the streets or roads within the said Curfew District without lawful excuse, unless accompanied by his or her parent or guardian at any time after the hour of nine o'clock in the evening of any day between the first day of October and the last day of )[arch and at any time after the hour of ten o'clock in the evening of any day between the fit'st day, of April and the last day of September. ProhIbIted hours. 5.

Any child violating the provisions of this Ordin- Penalty. ance shall be guilty of an 'Offense under this Ordinance and the parent or guardian 'Of a child so convicted before a )Iagistrate, Justice of the Peace or othel' competent authority before whom such information is heard, shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding five dollars. 6. 1.'01' the purpose of proving the existence of such Proof of Curfew Curfew District it shall be sufficient to file with the DIstrIct.

Magistrate, Justice of the Peace or other competent authority before whom any hearing may take place, a copy of the Yukon Gazette containing' the Proclamation creating such Cmfew District. 7. It shall be lawful for the COllllllissioner at any time to dissolve the Curfew District, created under the provisions of this Ordinance, and upon the publication in the Yukon Gazette of the Pl'Oclamation dissolving said Cmfew District, the same shall cease to exist. Dissolution of DIstrIct.

1~ SUPPLY.

CHAPTER 8 AN ORDINANCE FOH GUAN'1'ING '1'0 'rHE bO~f­ MISSIONEH OEH'!'AIN SUMS OF MONEY TO DEFRAY THE EXPENSES OF '1'HE PUBLIO SERVIOE OF' 'rHE YUKON '!'EIuu'rORY_ [Assented to L:llJ1"'il 15th, 191i).!

"Whereas, It appears iJy )lessage horn Geol'ge" Black, Esquire, the Oommissioner of the Yukon Territory, and in the Supplementary Estimates accompanying the same, that the sums hereinafter mentioned in the Schedules "A," "B" and "0" al'e required to defray certain further expenses of the PuiJlic Service of the Yukon 'l'erritory, and for other purposes relating thereto fOl' the twelve months ending ~Iarch 31st, 1913, and are required to defray certain further expenses of the Public Service of the Yukon 'l'erritory, and for other purposes relating thereto for the twelve months ending :March 31st, 1914-, and are" required to defray certain further expenses of "the "Public Service of the Yukon Territory, and for other purposes relating thereto for the twelve months ending March 31st, 1915; and, lVhc1'eas-, It appears by Message from George Black, Esquire, the Oommissioner of the Yukon Territory, and the Estimates accompanying the same, that the sums hereinafter mentioned in

Schedule "D" to this Ordin­ ance are required to defray certain expenses of the Public Service "of the Yukon Tel'l'itory, and for the pur-

SUPPLY. 13 poses relating thereto for the twelve months ending March 31st, 1916; It is, therefore, liereby enacted by the Commissioner, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the Yukon Territory, as follows: 1.

From and out of 'the sums at the disposal of the Yukon Council there shall be paid and applied a further sum not exceeding in the whole thirty-four thousand seven hundred and seven uollul's and fift~'-nine cents, for defraying the several charges and expenses of the Public Service for the twelve months ending March 31st, 191!l~ 1914, and 1915, as set forth in Schedules "A," "B" and " C" to this Ordinance. 2.

From and out of the funds at tl1e disposal of the Yukon Council there shall and may be paid and applied a sum not exceeding in the whole three hundred and ten thousand dollars for defraying the several charges and expenses of the Public Service for the twelve months ending ~Iarch 31st, 191G, as set forth in

Schedule " D" to this Ordinance. 3. 'rhe due application of all monies expended shal1 be duly accounted for.

SCHEDULE "A.~' Further sums granted to the Commissioner by this Ordinance for the twelve months ending )Ial'ch 31st, 19]3, and for the purposes for which t.hey are granted. To defray additional expenses of the Government of the Yukon Territory for the twelve months ending March 31st, 1913, as follows: Dawson School, light ........................................................................... $ 12.25 Daws-on School, general maintenance and repairs 252.32 SCHEDULE" n." Further snms granted to the Commissioner by this

14 Ordinance for the twelve months ending )[arch 31st, 1.914, and for the ]l11l'poses for which the~' are grunted: 'l'l'RvelIing expenses ........................................................................... $ 105.50 UisceIIaneons, Cont.ingencies...................................................... 4.33 City of Dawson, Contingendes ................................................ 1,763.:?5 SCHEDL"LE " C." Further sums granted to the COlllll1issionet" by thi~ Ordinance for the twelve months ending )Iurch 31st, 1915, and for the pnrposes for which they are gTantell: 'L'I'nveIling expenses ........................................................................... $ 462.75 816.73 1.30 2(;7.37 2,240.77 596.nJ 28,184.36 Pnhlic Health ......................................................................................... .

"\\'hit.ehOl·se Law LiLralT ......................................................... .. )[aintenance, Assay Office ........................................................ . Constl'nction, Assay OffiCl' ........................................................ . Pl'illtillg' and Statiollery ............................................................. .. Contingeneies ........................................................................................ ..

SC1'IElIru: " D." 811l1lS granted to the Commissioner hy tIlis OJ'lliw\ilI'P fot" the twelve months elldill!! )Ial'ch 31st, lm(i, allll f:w the purposes for :which they are granted. To deft'ay the ex)('nsps of tIll' (lOY(')'llllll'lIt of tltl' Yukon '1'el'l'itol'~' fo], the twch'e lIlonths PlIlling' )f;\l'dl 31st, 19lfi, as follows: ES'I'DfA'l'EI> EXPE:XDJ1THE. SALAltll·;~ .\~II TIt.\ rELLI~(; EXPE~SES.

Salaries ..................................................................... $10,600.00 'rl'uvelling expenses.......................................... 3,400.00 ---- ~ 1,1,000.00 Yu KO~ (,I)l; ~CII., Indemnity and tl'~\'\'elling expenses ............................ .. 6,750.00 \ Carried fOl'wal'cl ................................................... $ 20,750.00

SUPPLY. 15 Brought flll'ward ................................................ , 20,750.00 SCHOOLS. Hchools generally ................................................ $ 4,670.00 Dawson Public SchooL ................................. 25,230.00 St. Mmfs SchooL............................................. 6,600.00 "'hitehorse SchooL....................................... 6,305.00 .A.ssisted Schools................................................... 5,000.00 47,805.0() HOSl'ITAT,SJ CH.·\Ul'flES A~D PUIILIC HEALTH.

Good Samul'itall HospitaL ........................ $12,000.00 St. 3[m'y's HospitaL ....................................... 12,000.00 ,"hitellOl'se General HospitaL............ 4,000.00 Pllblic Health......................................................... 3,000.00 Salary, 3Iedical Health Officer, Dawson ............................................................ 1,~00.00 Salary, Assistant ) [edical Health Officer, "·hitehorse................................. 60Q.00 Salary, Slaug-hterhouse InspectOl·...... 1,~00.00 Outstanding accounts, 1914·15, care Indigents ............ :................................ 650.00 Smallpox epidemic, HnL........................... 1,479.'47 Construction, 'VhitehOl'se General Hospital ......................................................... 18,000.00 54,129.47 GUA~TS TO· LIHlL\UIE:"; ..

RE'-\[H~C; Hoo:us: ETC. DawsOll Free LjIJl·ary .................................. ~ 3,400.00 Whitehorse Free Hea<1iug- BOOlll......... 900.00 Cm'cross Free Heading- BooliI............... 300.00 3Ia~'o District Free Headiug' Boom 500.00 Yukon Law Lihrary....................................... 500.00 "'hitehOl'se Law Lihl'al·.L......................... 50.00 Yukon Bifte Association............................. 200.00 City of Dawson (LiqIlOL' Lkew;es) 19,300.00 25,150.00 .. . $147,834.47

16 SUPPLY. Brought forward ................................................ ~147,S:3·~.4 7 )IISCELL.\~EOUS. P reven ti v e Sel'vi ce ......... : ................................... $ 'rown of 'Yhitehorse ......................................... . 'l'erritorial Agent, 'VJlitehol·se .............. . Maintenance, Assay Office, "·hite· horse ................................................................. . Printing and 8tationery .......................... . Contingeneies .................................................... .

Subsidy to Side 8tl'eallls, 10 tl'iV~ 850.00 (i,:.!9!.00 300.00 4,000.OC 3,000.00 3,000.00 to Mayo, via 8cl'oggie........................ 3,300.00 Outstanding accounts, Elediel1l, 1915 ..................................................................... 1,000.00 Cm'cross, l'cpail's, stteds awl sifle· walks ............ _ .................... _ .. _ ... _ .. _...................... 1:!5.00 Assistance to l'l'osvedol·s........................ :!,501l.lHI Pdll ting' COHsolie la tee 1 Ol'lliuallecs... :!,OOO.OO '1'0 pl:ovide fOl' securing data awl expeJ·t infopLla tion I'e. ".

CJI·I;:· men's Compensation Ol'llinnllCe 3,000.00 British Yukon Hai\\\'ay COIIIPHlIY, l'pflllHI on accollnt IIlileagt~ tax, HH2, Pllehlo Splll'................................. 420.00 :W,9Sfl.OO HOADS, RIUDG-ES A~]) l'UHLH' \\'OUKS. CO~l'THt.:CT((I~. McQuestell Rivct· to Dublin (J1]kh ... ~lO,OOO.OO Black Oreek to Galena................................. 5,000.00 Flat Oreek to )linto Lake (KloH' . dike Hoad) .................. _................................ 7,000.00 (j lacier and 3Iillel' SUllllllel' trail via Big Gold and SixtymiJe......... 5,000.00 - , )[AI~'flo;~ANCE A~)) UEl'AIltS.

G1acier winter road via Swede ............ $ 2,000.00 27,000.00 CUl'l'ied forward ........................ $ 2,000.00 $204,823.47

SUPPLY. 17 Brought forward ..................... $ 2,000.00 $204,823.47 Glacier Sllllllller road ................................... . SunnydaIe road .................................................. . Dawson-Ogilvie BI'idge road ....... ~ ......... . Ogilvie Bridge, repairs ................................ . Dawson cable fel'l'y ......................................... . Dawson-l1'ortymile winter road ........... . Uoosehide trail ..................................................... . l1'ortymile bridg'e across slougI!.. ......... .

Bonanza, Ehlorado, CaIcIer, Quartz road' .................................................................... . Indian to Stewart road ............................. . Stewart to Pelly road .. ~ ................................ . Eureka Cre~k road ......................................... . Barker Creek road ............................................ . 'l'histle Creek road ............................................ . Henderson Creek road ................................ . night Fork Scroggie road ....................... . Kirkmun Creek road ...................................... .

Bunker-Dominion road ................................ . DOll1e-~uIphur road ......................................... . Klonnike road ........................................................ . Uppel' Stewal't Distl'ict roads .............. . 3Iinto Bridge to )Ic(1uesten .. ;.; ................ . Dunc<ln Creek road ......................................... . Pelly to Yukon Crossing rotld .............. . Pelly Crossing to Selkirk. ......................... . Yukon Crossing to "'hitehOl·se ........... . 'l'ahkeen<l ferl·y ..................................................... .

KIuane road .............................................................. . KIuane HiveI', rellloving rocks and 'l'agish-Carcl'oss road .......................... . Livinbrstone Creek road ................................ . Pueblo, Cal'cross and thatter road Ferries, care of three ................................... . Fel'l'ies, maintenance and repairs ..... . '''inter I·oads ........................................................... .

Conting'encies ........................................................ . 3,UOO.OO 500.00 1,000.00 4,000.00 3,500.00 500.0U 300.00 300.00 4,000.00 1U,000.00 7,000.00 500.00 700.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 3,UOO.OO 1,000.00 10,000.00 8,000.00 5,000.00 2,000.00 5,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.OU 1,000.00 ;,000.00 500.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 500.00. 1,000.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 10,000.00 4,8-76.53 105,176.53 $310,000.00

18 SUPPLY, III t.he event of there l.eillg' a sUI'JlIns of mone),s staJl(lill~ to the cretlit of au," itelll voted fo\" Ho.uh;, B"itl~t'S allll Pnblic \Yorks, aftcr the construction, or ,·cpait·s p"oyilled fOl' have heen completed to the sntisfac­ t.ioB of the Sllp(~"inteIldent of l'nhlic 'V01'k~, such slll"pl\1~ of moneys sh .. 11 forthwith, Oil the acceptance of such WOI'1\: 01' l'epai,·s by the OOlll'lIissioner of the Ynkon 'l'cr­ ,·ito,")', be taken from the saW item and become part of and be added to thc amount ]It'ovided for contiug-ellcies to such Roads, BJ'iflges anrl Public ",Vorks, and shall thereafter be at the· di:;;pesal of the OommissiOJw,' of the Yn 1\:011 'l'erritory fo\" Hoad3, Bridges allll Pn blic W nrks.

CHAPTER 9 AN ORDINANCE '1'0' AMEND THE LIQUOR LICENSE ORDINANCE. [Assented to April 15th} 1~15.! The Commissioner of the Yukon 'l'erritory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of said Territory, enacts as follows:

Section 81 of

Chapter 5G of the Consolidated Ordinances of the Yukon Territory, 1914, is repealed, and the following sulJstituted therefOl': "81. Any licensee who is convicted of two offenses against the provisions of this Ordinat;lce shall forthwith forfeit his license and the Chief License Inspector,' upon receiving notke of such conviction, shall cancel said Iiccnse." Two ofl'enccs forfeit license, 2.

Upon the cancellation 01' non-renewal of a Upon can-cellation 01' license, the pl'emises to which such license applied shall expiry no new license not again be licensed for one year from tIle date of such for one year, cancellatioll 01' expiry aud. all applications for licenses for tIle same shall be dealt with as for new licenses. 3. ~'he Chief Ucense Inspector, on receipt of any application fol' a new license, shall give one month's noticc by publication twice in a newspaper published at Dawson Ol' \Vhitehorse, wIlichevel' place is nearer'to the premises to which said license is to apply, of the date at which said application will be dealt with at his office at Dawson and shall on such date heal' and receive all protests against the granting of the same.

Notice of application published,

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