Fees of weighers of coal; sub July 6, 1863. RULES AND REGULATIONS IN RELATION TO WEIGHING OF COAL AND MEASURING OF WOOD AND BARK. SECTION 1. The weighers of coal appointed under chapter stance of weigh forty-nine of the General Statutes shall be entitled to receive er's certificate. the sum of five cents for each and every ton, or fraction of a ton, (not less than five hundred pounds,) of coal weighed by them, which shall be in full for all their services, including the certificate of the weight thereof-which fee shall be paid by the seller. Said certificate shall contain the gross weight, the tare, and the number of the cart in which the same was weighed. Coal dealers not Fees of meas- SECT. 2. No person engaged in the business of selling coal shall act as a weigher. SECT. 3. The fees for the measurement of wood and bark, brought by land or water, shall be as follows: When brought by land, at the rate of eight cents per cord. REVISED ORDINANCES. ORDINANCE. Be it ordained by the Aldermen and Common Council of the City of Boston, in City Council assembled, as follows: Revised SECTION 1. All the ordinances printed and contained on the Adoption of preceding pages of this book, having been, under the direction ordinances. of the joint committee on ordinances of the city council of the Dec. 4, 1863. city of Boston, codified and revised by George P. Sanger and John G. Locke, and printed under their direction and supervision, are hereby declared to be the ordinances of said city of Boston, and shall have the force thereof. mer Ordi Ibid. affect rights Ibid. SECT. 2. All other ordinances and parts of ordinances here- Repeal of fortofore passed by the city council of said city are hereby re- nances. pealed. SECT. 3. The repeal in the preceding section shall not Repeal not to affect any act done, or any right accruing or accrued, or estab- accrued, &c. lished, or any suit or proceeding had or commenced in any civil case before the time when such repeal shall take effect, nor any offence committed, nor any penalty or forfeiture incurred, nor any suit or prosecution pending at the time of such repeal, for any offence committed, or for the recovery of any penalty or forfeiture incurred, under any of the provisions so repealed; and in all cases where any provisions of the preceding ordinances are made to go into operation at any time hereafter, the corresponding provisions, if any, of the said repealed ordinances or orders shall continue in force until the said new provisions shall go into operation, subject, however, to any express regulations relating thereto which may be contained in the preceding ordinances; and all persons who, at the time when the said repeal shall take effect, shall hold any office under any of the Former Ordi nances, &c., not to be revived. Dec. 4, 1863. ordinances or orders so repealed, shall continue to hold the same according to the tenure thereof, except those offices which may have been abolished, and those as to which a different provision shall have been made by the preceding ordinances; and no ordinance or order, or part of an ordinance or order, which has been heretofore repealed, shall be revived by the repeal, in the preceding section, of any of the ordinances or orders, or parts of ordinances or orders therein mentioned. In Board of Aldermen, November 30, 1863. Passed; sent down for concurrence. THOMAS C. AMORY, Jr., Chairman. In Common Council, December 3, 1863. Concurred. GEORGE S. HALE, President. Approved, December 4, 1863. FREDERIC W. LINCOLN, JR., Mayor. RULES AND REGULATIONS. ORDER. ORDERED: Rules and reg SECTION 1. That all the rules and regulations of the board Adoption of of aldermen of the city of Boston, printed and contained in the ulations, &c. book described in the first section of the preceding ordinance Dec. 7, 1863. entitled the "Revised Ordinances," be and they are hereby declared to be the rules and regulations of the board of aldermen of said city of Boston, and shall have the force thereof. and regulations, Ibid. SECT. 2. All other rules and regulations, and all orders and Former Rules parts of all rules and regulations and orders heretofore passed &c., repealed. by the board of aldermen inconsistent with the rules and regulations described in the preceding section, shall be, and the same are hereby repealed. mer regula limited. Ibid. SECT. 3. The repeal of the rules and regulations and orders, Repeal of forand parts of rules and regulations and orders, as provided for in tions, &c., the next preceding section, shall be subject to all the conditions, limitations, and restrictions, so far as they are applicable, described and set forth in the third section of the ordinance, entitled the "Revised Ordinances," mentioned in the first section of this order. Passed. Attest: In Board of Aldermen, December 7, 1863. SAMUEL F. McCLEARY, City Clerk. ADDENDA. Ninth location. SUFFOLK RAILROAD. Ninth Location. 9. In addition to the rights heretofore granted to the Suffolk Railroad Company to lay down tracks through the streets of the city of Boston, the said company shall have the further right to lay down a track from their switch, near the foot of Tremont Street, to the track of the Middlesex Railroad, on the westerly side of Scollay's Building, and thence to run their cars for a short distance on the track of the Middlesex Railroad to a point near the northerly end of said building, and thence to construct a track from near the northerly end of said building, along the easterly side of said Middlesex track, to the present track of the Suffolk Railroad in Court Street, northerly of said Scollay's Building. This location is under the express proviso and condition that the location of the curved track of rail of Suffolk Railroad Company, from their switch, near the foot of Tremont Street, through the open space lying southerly of Scollay's Building, to the track of the Suffolk Railroad, lying on the easterly side of said building, is hereby discontinued, and said Suffolk Railroad Company shall, at their own expense, take up said curved track between said points after the completion of the track under this location, and shall repave where the tracks shall have been so taken up in a manner satisfactory to the committee on paving and superintendent of streets. Also, under the further express proviso and condition, that the Suffolk Railroad Company shall accept this order of loca |