lunabes of 
     
     dwelling 
     
     houses to be 
     
     removed in 
     
     certain cases 
     
    
   
   
    
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     coaguctcd 
     
    
   
   
    
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     number 
     
    
   
   
    
     [65} 
     
    
   
   
    
     5. Whenever a disease of a malignant or 
     
     fatal character is discovered to exist in any 
     
     dwelling-house within the said city, and which 
     
     house is situated in an unhealthy 0r crowded 
     
     part of the same, or is in a filthy or neglected 
     
     state, or is inhabited by too many persons ; or 
     
     whenever upon due examinations, it shall appear 
     
     to the said Board of Health that the number of 
     
     persons occupying any tenament or building in 
     
     the city is so great as to be the cause of nuisance, 
     
     sickness, and the source of filth, they may there— 
     
     upon give notice in writing to the inhabitants of 
     
     such dwelling-house or building, or any of them, 
     
     to move from and quit such tenement or build— 
     
     ing within such time as the said Board of Health 
     
     shall deem reasonable; and if any person or 
     
     persons so notified shall neglect or refuse to 
     
     move and quit such tenement or building within 
     
     the time mentioned in such notice. said Board 
     
     of Health are hereby authorized and empowered 
     
     thereupon forcibly to remove them; and such 
     
     person or persons shall further be “liable to the 
     
     penalties of this By-law. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRIVIES 
     
    
   
   
    
     6. All privies shall be so constructed that 
     
     the inside of the same shall be at least two feet 
     
     distant from the line of every adjoining lot, and 
     
     also from every street, lane, square or public 
     
     place, or private passageway. Every privy, 
     
     drawer or box, shall be made tight, so that the 
     
     contents thereof shall not escape therefrom. 
     
    
   
   
    
     7. The owner, agent, occupant, or other 
     
     person having the care ofa dwelling—house or 
     
     any other building, with which there ought to 
     
     be a privy connected, shall furnish such dwelling—