J t g^/KBWLTH IIIDIAN AGSITCY TSA'.7ATAIIî3UK BAUD BYXA'.TS • The council of the Tsawataineuk Band of Indians at a meeting hëld November 26, 1953 makes the following "bylaws pursuant to paragraph (l) and (r) of section 80 of the Indian Act. By la?; Ho. I A "bylaw to provide for the regulation of the use of public wells, cisterns, reservoirs and other water supplies. (a) Bo person shall wilfully or maliciously pollute any public well, cistern, reservoir or other water supply within the Tsawataineuk Indian Reserve, in the Province of British Columbia. (b) IIo person shall destroy or injure any public well, cistern, reservoir or other water supply within the reserve. (c) The holder of a certificate of possession or occupant 5f land within the reserve shall keep any well thereon properly enclosed or covered. (cl) Any person who violates e-ny of the provisions of this bylaw shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding ten dollars or imprisonment for a term not exceeding seven days, or both fine arid 1 uprisonnent•
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