The Council of the I-ioo.se Factory Band of Indians at a meeting held June 19, 1969 makes the following by-lav/ pursuant to paragraph (a) and (rT of section 80 of the Indian Act: By-law No A by-law to provide for the disposal of garbage and waste on the Factory Island Indian Reserve, in the Province of Ontario. . (a) No person shall deposit any dead animal, offal, - fish, manure, garbage, fruit, vegetab3.es, night- soil, filth, liquid waste, or anything of a nature which is or may become offensive or prejudicial to health upon or into any highway street, road, alley, lane, lot, ditch, wharf, dock, lake, pond, river, stream, well, or sewer, or into any land or premises within the reserve and any such deposit shall be deemed a nuisance, provided, however, that the provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to the deposit and proper disposal of any such material into or at a place within the reserve approved by the council for that prupose. (b) No person shall accumulate or permit to be accumulated -upon lands in his possession or deposit or accumulate on the lands in possession of another person anything which is or may become offensive or injuries to health. (c) The council may arrange for the regular removal of .garbage and waste from any premises within the reserve* (d)In the spring of each year as soon as the melting of snow permits the person in possession of any premises within the reserve shall collect all waste matter lying thereon including tin cans, bottles, paper and animal manure. (e) All such waste matter shall be disposed of in such a manner as will prevent any nuisance or offence as the fouling of wells and water supply* (f) Any person who violates any of the provisions of this by-lav; shall be guilty of an offense and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding ten dollars or imprisonment for a >
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