Floods and unrest across regions cited in scattered 19th century notes
June reports describe Halifax flooding and fifteen thousand homeless in British Columbia while cholera cases appear in BTS and Morocco events unsettle politics. Notes mention Windsor Castle entertainments, a rebellion in Corea, and stock improvements with Chief Justice Coleridge dying.
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Montreal
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Public Notice on Stray Animals and Penalty Provisions
Found at large or straying in streets squares lanes or passages the owners thereof shall be prosecuted according to law. The notice specifies a yoke with bars three feet and eighteen inches as a standard for enforcement.
Public Notice On Caribou and Game Restrictions At Twillingate
The notice bans killing caribou between February 15 and September 15 and selling venison outside set dates. Licenses required for non residents with $100 fee. exemptions apply to naval officers. Limits include five stags and three hinds per season, with penalties. It also covers export bans, dog traps, and seasonal hunting allowances for settlers, plus restricted dates for various birds and fish. Issued by F Berteau, Stipendiary Magistrate, Police Office Twillingate, March 30, 1894.
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