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Eclipses.
In the Yf'ar 1892 there will be two Eclipses of the Sun, and two of the
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I.-A Total Edipse of tlle
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II.-A Partial Eclipse of the ?tloon,
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Last contact w!th the Shadow, May 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 36.6 } Eastern Standard Time.
Last contact with the Penumbra, ?olay 11.. . . ., . . . . .. . . . . " . .. ., 8 50.9
II I.-A partial Eclipse of the Sun, October 20th 1892, visible throughout Canada.
At Toronto the Eclipse begins at lIlt 531/t '6 Standard Time. Angle of first contact from the North Pole, 30 0
towar1ls the West for direct imag".
The time of nrarest approach is 13h 25m'1. The magnitude of the Eclipse (Sun's diameter= 1) is 0'623.
The Eclipse ends at 14h 53m '7. Angle of last contact from the XorthPole, 105 G towards the East for direct imagc.
Tne Eastern Standard 'Times of the contacts for places near Toronto may be found from the following formula:-
Fin;t Contact.*--cos w= 1'38141-[0'lI921] sin 1-[0'06330] cos 1 sin (88 0 30"06-À).
t=14'\ 58m 9'-[S'77049] sin w-[3'81971] Bin 1-[3'89997] cos 1 cos (159-2\1"98-À).
Contact 011 the SUII'S limh, w--40 0 24' from the North towarda the West.
Laxt Contact. "-COS W = 1'
9991-[0'15948] sin 1-[9'99421] cos 1 sin (lS6 c SO"02-À).
t= 13" 28m If. + [S'74S1á] sin w-[S'71544] Bin 1 + [3'91255] cos 1 sin (l14C'44"28-À).
Contact on the SUII'S limb, W + 33 0 1' from the North towards the East.
I\! .-A Total Ecliv
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In these formula'! the co-etJicil'nts of the terms are the numher,; whose lOh,lrithms are the numbers within
the lJraekets [ ]; also l de'lotes the geocentric Latitude, and À the Longitude West uf Greenwich.
ASrrRON()MICAL CALCULATIONS
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THIS PUBLICATION AT THE MAGNETIC OBSERVATO}{Y IN TORONTO
FOR THE YEAR 1892.
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The year 1310 of the l\lahometan Era begins on The 26th of the Dominion of Canada begins July 1, 1892
July 26... ....,............................... 1892 The 117th of the Indep. of the U. S. begins July 4, 1892
Fixed and Movable Festivals and Anniversaries
St. David.................................. March 1 1
Ash Wednesday............................ March 2
St. Patrick ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . ..
larch 17
Lady Day.. ., . . .... .. .. .. . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . .. March 25
Easter Sunday ..... . . . .. .. .. .. .. . . .. . . . . .. April 17 1
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. George .....:............ "............. April 23
Birth of Queen VICtona .. .. ,. .. ........... May 24
H oly Thursday........................ ,... \{a
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Explanation of the Articles in the Calendar.
These pages are calculated for Toronto, and for ordinary pnrl)OSes will sen-e with sufficient accurac) for e\ ery city
in the Dominion of Canada. For Latitude and Longitude of OLservatOlY see page 20.
NOTB.-Standard times. are given in all column"! headed Toronto.. In calculating, tht. melln time hilI!! b
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&I!! 17m. 34s. slower than standard.
The times. of the Bux's RISIXO AND SETTnmt are given for the upper limb, and are corrected for refraction for
Toronto.
The standard times* both for the rising and setting of the l\Ioon's centre are given for
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l\lidsulDlller Day .............. .. .. .. June 24
Dominion Day..................... ... .. July 1
Michaehuas Day ............... .......... Sept. 29
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Star Table.
From the timeø of the upper tranøit of the Pole Star may be derived, with the aid of the following Table, the times of
ru1mination, and of the riøing and lIetting of the principal fixed øtarll, all Been from the paranel of 45 0 north latitude.
To ascertain when any star found in the following Table will be on the meridian, add the number in the left-hand
column of figureø to the preceding meridian tranøit of the pole star given in the calendar. To find the time of riBing
of a øtar, I'Ubtract the numLer oppoøite to it in the right.hand column of fignres trom the time of itø meridian paBIIage.
For the setting of a star, add the same number to the time of its meridian passage. Tho8& starø Dlarked (. . . .) revolve
In a circle of perpetual apparition, and do not rise or set at places in and to the north of latitude 46 0 .
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(1 Pegasi (Algenib)........... 22 45 6 59 ß Leonis ................... 10 28' 7 2
a Cassiopeiæ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 11 ß Corvi..................... 11 8' 4 20
d Ceti ...... .......... ..... 23 15 4 40 a Virginis (Spica) ..... . . . .. . 11 58 1 5 16
ß Arietis .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 29 7 25 1] Ursæ Majoris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 22:
a Arietis ........ .......... 0 42 7 39 a Bootis (Arcturus) . . . ....... 12 50 1 7 23
a Ceti . . . . . . . . '.' . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 37 6 13 ß Ursæ Minoris. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 13 301
a Persei . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 57 ß Libræ ................... ]3 50 1 5 23
a Tauri (Aldebaran) . . . .. . . . . 3 10 7 7 a Coronæ Borealis .. . . . . . . . . . 14 9 8 2
A urigæ (Ca pella) .......... 3 49 a Serpen tis .., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 17 1 6 26
ß Orionis (Rigel) . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 50 5 25 ß' Scorpii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 38 4 36
d Tauri. . . . . . . . . . .. ........ 4 0 8 10 a Scorpii (Antares) "......."1 15 1 4 2
è Orionis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 5 57 a Herculis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 481 6 59
f. Orionis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 11 5 54 ß Draconis ................. 16 6
a Columbæ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 16 3 9 Y Draconis ................. 16 321
a Orionis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 29 6 29 a Lyræ (Vega) .... . . . . 17 11 9 31
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iajoris (Sirius) ...... 5 20 4 50 a Aquilæ (Altair) .. . .. . . " . .. 18 23\ 6 83
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a Geminorum (Castor). . . . . . . . 6 8 8 34 a Cep bei.: . . . . . .. ........... 1964. 1 ....
-a Canis Minoris (Procyon) .... 6 13 6 21 ß Aquar
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(3 Geminorum (Pollux)...... ., 6 19 8 9 a Aquarll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 381 Õ 5ó
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February.. 14. 0.80í 0.901 August ..... 16. 0.269
March ... ... 15. 0.713 0.882 September 16. 0.486
April ........ llõ. 0.582 0.8H October ..... 16. 0.632
May......... If.. 0.411' 0.1ì
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Eclipses.
In the yt>ar 1892 there wil1 be two Eclipses of the Sun, and two of the Moon.
I.-A Total Eclipse of the Sun, April 26th, 11;92, iuvisible in Canada.
H.-A Partial Edipse of the Moon,
Iay 11th 1892, paltly visiLle in Canada.
h. III.
Last contact with the Shaùow, May 11. . .. . . . - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 7 36.6 } E te n St d xl T'
Last contact with the Penumbra, :r:lay 11.. . . " . . . _ .. . . . . _ . .. _. 8 50.9 as r an aI Ime.
HI.-A partial Edipse of the Sun, October 20th 1892, visible throughout Canada.
At Toronto the Edipse begins at Ilk 537/t '6 Stanùarù Time. Angle of first contact from the NOlth Pole, 30 0
towards the West for direct imag
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The time of nearest approach is 13h 25m'1. The magnitude of the Eclipse (Sun's diameter= 1) is 0'623.
The Eclipse ends at 14h 53m '7. Angle oflast contact from the
orth Pole, 105 e towarÙs the East for ùirect image.
Tne Eastern Standarù 'Times of the contacts for places near Toronto may be founù from the following formula:-
Pirxt CUlt/act. "--cos w= 1'38141-[0'11921] sin 1- [0'06330] cos 1 sin (88 0 30"06-À).
t=14" 5S m 9--[3'77049] sin w-[3'8197I] sin 1-[3'89997] cos 1 cos (159-2u"98-À).
Contact on the Sun's limb, w-40 0 24' from the North towarùa the 'Vest.
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t=13" 28 m }r- + [3'743151 sin w-[3'71544J sin 1 + [3'91255] cos 1 sin (114 C 44"28-À).
Contact on the Sun's HUlL, W + 33 0 1' from the North towarùs the East.
IV.-A Total Eclip
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TEMPERATURF:.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
I 189,}. I _A verß
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Ave,getemperaturt:
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ofthe year......... 46.02 44.11 47.09 40. 'i7
I in 1878. In 1873.
Warmest month ... July. July. IJuly,'68,Aug.,'60
Aver. temp. of thE'1 I
warmest month '1 67.31 67.68 I 75.80 64.46
Coldest month ...... Dee. Jan. Feb., '76. Feb., '48
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coMest month ''' 1 23.00 22.33 10.16 26.00
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coldest months... I 4.1.34 46.35
A ver. of deviations
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Correspnnd. magnl-
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Aver. temperat. of
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Highest temperat..1 89.4
Date lowestteæp... :\Iar. 6
Lowest temperat.... 1 -2.7
Range of the year. 92. ]
BARQ)IETER.
I 1890. AveragE" Extremes.
49 years. I
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Month hlghestav.p. Sept. Sept. Jan., '49 1 June,'64
Highest mono av.p 29.731)9 29.6649 29.8046 29.6525
Month lowest av.p. Oct. June. !'tlar., '59 Nov., '69
Lowest mono avo p. 29.5159 29.6683 29.4U3 29.5886
Date of highest pres-I Jan. 8, I Mar. 7,
sure In the year. Jan. 28 ... 1866. 1878.
Wgheøt pressure... 30.334 30.366 I 30.940 30.139
Date ofloweøt pres. Jan. 2, Mar. 17,
sure In the year. April 9 1870. 1845.
Lowest p ressure.... 1 2 8.762 28.705 28.166 28.939
Range of the year. 1.672 1.661 2.133 1.303
In 1866.' in 1845.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
I 1890. I Average' Extremes.
49 years.
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EXTENT OF SKY CLOUDED.
1 18 90. I Averagej Extremes
___ _1 37 yeus.,
Aver.clond.ofyear 0.62 0.62 0.66 in 0.57
I '69, '76. in 1856.
Most clondy month Feb. Dec.
G'st monthly anr. 0.82 0.77 0.89 0.73
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L'st monthly aver.' 0.43 0.60 0.29 0.60
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Least monthly avo I
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ov. 17, Feb. 10,
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velocity... ...... ''' 1 28.21 28 .. . . 12 1 41 .. . . 67 .22.79
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velocity... ......... 1.13
Honr of greatest Oct. 6
absolute velocity 3.4 p.m.
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Number of days in
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Greatest depth of
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raiuy days in one
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rain in one day...
Sept.,14, Sept.,14
1843. I 1848.
1.884 3.456 I 1.000
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Day in whirh the
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Al{EA AND POPULATION.
DO:\UNION OF CANADA ANn X EWFOl'NDLAND, &c., 1891.
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PRovnWJ<:S, DISTRICT", TERRITORIES. Enterel Conf
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askatchewan, DiRtrict... . . . . Orgamzed 1882... .......... 101,400 ;,000 108,400 '\
Assilliboia, do. I Do. . . . . . .. .. .. 89,650 I 550
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Alberta, do. ......... ....1 Do. . .......... 105,850 250 106,100 I)
Bl"itish Columbia, Pro\'ince. . . . Entered Confede;ation 1871. 382,300 1,000 383,300
Ontario do. . Entered Ccnfederation 186, . , 219,650 2,350 222,000
New Brunswick do. Do. 28,lOQ 100 28,200
"'ova S('otia do. Do. 20,550 50 20,600
Prince Edward Island,do. Entered Confederation 1873. 2,000 2,000
(luebec do.. . _ " . Entered Confederation 1867. 22;,500 1,400 228,900
Territory east of Hudson's Bay ., .... ,...._ . ....... 352,300 5,;00 358,000
Island. in Arctic O('ean & Hull<;on's Bay, .. ...... . . . . . ... .. .. . _ . 300,or 0 300,000
Keewatin, District.....................' Organized 1876.. 267,000 15,000 28:1,000
Territory east of Keewatin and south of
Hudson's Boy. .. ... _ .'! .. .. .. .. .. .. . . 1
Great Lakes and River St. Lawrence past
to Long. 66", and portiuns witInn United
tates, nut ineJuded in aùove are:;s.. I . .. ...... .... .. . . 47,400 4;,400
Totals. . " _.. ... _ _. ' 3,318,500 139,900 1 3,458,';00 4,S:!
m
Labrador................ ........ .. ..................'
.
I 40,000 I 4,0110
Xewfoundland.... ., .. .. .. .. .. .. .. " .. .' .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .... " . ..... 42,784 187,411
Do. French
hore, from Cal'e Ray to Cape St. John, sa
. .... ... .,.. .. .. " " 10,000
5,030,622
92,;67
2,112,H89
I 321,294
450,523
: 109,088
1.488,""6
Unknown
D,).
Do.
194,300
2,500
196,800 I
Do.
CO:\ll\IERCE, DO:\IINION OF CANADA.
Statistical View oj the Commace oJ the Dominion oJ Canada during fiscal year ending 30th June, 1890.
1
I I Tonnage of British I Tonnage of Foreign I '
Ent'd for anll CanadIan Vessels. Vessels.
Exports. CO
I
mp- Duty. Entered Entered I Entered Entered Tfltal.
I . Inwards. Outwards. Inwards. Outwards
__ I _,_-----'--,--
-:
- -S I $ c. Tons. Tons. TOllS. Tons. f ie g::: I g
Great Britain ...... I 48,353,694 1 43,390,241 9,576,965 ;5 ì :;.
United States.... ..1 35,160,956
52,291,9;3' 8,126,62523, I
:::::: :
Newfoundland......1 1,185,i39: 469,;11 3,38614 ! ot>L-Ôe5 c5
BrIti
h West Indie;s.., 1,493,446, 1,
,,4
71 29
,1
22 . " "":
Spamsh West In
Ies, 1,171,650 1,1I3.0
, 91,,63? 31 . : :: :
French West IndIes.. I 9,3141 15,081 4,582 46 l . .. .
Danish West Indies.. 44,334 15,296 2,866 45 : :. a::
BrItish Guiana...... 193,l1i 212,121 184,56531 "E
China.............. 34,9261 841,624 193,1503i ;
Japan.............. 26,825 1,258,441 23,80613' I
South & Cen. America' 1,347,0;0 1 i91,4;4 3;4,499 4; ( 2,13913 011 2,1329,941 1 2,519,465, 2 48
868 :
<5
St. Pierre...... .. .. 184,782 10,534, 1,408 35 ' :.., :
Fran
e ............ 2;8,552 2,615,602 fi57,312 22, I :
]
Germany .......... 50i,14:31 3,7;8,fi93 1,165,1586i, '_ 00
Spain.. .. .. .. " .. .. 69,788 322,506 liO,028 06 1 'E
Portugal .......... 207,77;, 84,034 36,528 91
Italy.............. 81' 059 1 163,486 37,93811 1 - o!..... ..:;
Belgium............ 41,IH4 721, 332 1 150,349 40,
i
Holland.. .. ... .... ],042 422,2tj, 806,261 40' J - ]
Other Countries.. " 994'267 1 2,370,3;2 889,998;9
'õ c
Coin and Bullion.. .. 2,439,;82 I ........ I 0
Z H
Estimated amount.. I
]
short at Inland Ports 2,922,0;2
Totals...... tIG,749,149112,i65,584 '23,921,233 i5 HH> 0
COMI>Jr:RCE.
SHIPPIKG.
COUNTRIES.
RAILWAY STATISTICS.
] No. 2.-Nominfll Capital1'aised fOl" Railway!' "J
J,e
No. 1.-T9tal Railway Mileage of the Dominion, I Dominion, June 30th, 1890.
June 30th, 1890. 1 Ordinary Share Capital .. .. " .. .. .... $238,1;6,985 6i
MILES. PreferenceShareCapital... .......... 100,000,40039
Railways in operation .. . . . . . . " .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 13'256 1 Bonded Debt . . . . .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . 26G,885, ;06 86
Railways under construction ................. U8 I Government and :\Iunicipal aid.. .. " .. 1;8,541,600 06
- Other Sources ........................ 2,843,11887
Total................ ..............14,004 ----
$;86,447,811 8:i
1892. ]
EXPORTS AND Il\IPORTS, DO
IINIOX OF CANADA.
0?rnp aralive Sla te
n! of VaZue of
!!:1'I!!:.!'!!P!!!:t
,J!E..:
_Í!'!C>!'- ß/_Ca'f1!lÒ-a, sin
ti()f!_ o
Pr
. .
Year ending I Total Total Ent. for I D t II Year ending Total I Total Ent. for Dut
h Ju
1 Exports. Im . ports.
_
I
th J,::
Exports.
Consu
_
" $ $ I $ $ $ t: $
1868... ......... 57,567,888 73,459,6.14 71,985,306 8,819,432 1880. ............ 8i ,911,458 86,489,i47 '11,782,349 14,138,8"'9
1869............ 60,474,781 70,415,165 67,"'02,170 8,298'910 1 1881............. 98,290,823105,330,840 91,611,60418,500,708
1870............ 73,573....90 i4,8U,33!1 71,237,603 9,462,\140 1882.... ......... 102,137,203 II9,U9,500 112,648,92i 21.708,886
1871............ 1 14,173,611; 96,092,9il 86.947,482 II,843,656 1883............. 98,085,80-1182,254,022123.137,01923,172,337
1872... ......... 82,639,663 111,430,5271107,709,116 13,045,493 1884............. 91,406,496,116,397,0-13 108,180,644 20,164,963
1873............ j 89,789,92:.!1128,011,28II127,5U,594, 13,017,iBO 1885. ............ 89,238,361108,911,486102,710,019 19,133,558
1814............ 89,351.928 1 128,213,682127,40.&,169 U,421,882 j I886. ............ 85,251,3H lC4,42'&,561 99,602,694 19,448,123
11376...... ...... 77,866,979 123,OiO,283 119,618,657 15,361,3821 1887. ............ 89,515,711 112,892,236 105,639,428 22,469,705
lR76............ 80,966,435 1 93,210,3.&6 9.&.733,218 12,833,11"11888.........' 90,203.000 110,89.&,630 102,8.&7,100 22,209,641
187i ... ...... ... \ 76.875,393 99,32;,962 96,300,.183 12,548,451 1 1889.... ........ 89,189.167 115,22-1,931 109,673,447 23,784.523
1878...... ...... 79,323,66" 93,081,787 91,199,577 12,,95,693. 1 1890....... ... 96.749,H9121,858,241,1l2,761i,584 24,014,908
1879............1 71,491,255 81.964,427 80.3.&1,608 12,939,541Ii . I I
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS-IMl\IIGRATIOX-PUBLIC WORKS.
:!3
IMM:IGRATION.
Oomparative Statement ÛW1.DÏng the totaZ number of arrivals both of Immigrant pasuT/{Jt:r. and 17ft'TII.igrant 'tttler. who
have entered the Dominion from 1880 to 1890.
- 1 1880. 1881. I 1882 1883. 1884.' 1885. 1886. 11887 . 1888 I 1889. 1820.
Via tbe 8t. Lawrence. .......... ....... 24,997 ' ;:0,281' 44,850 45,961\ 31,629 17,035 2m2; 32,749 37,721 27,571 27,447
Via Suspen
ion Bridge................... 47,296 1 .61,823 90,393 66,179 63,11{> , 27.611 51,4'1363,477 68,829 49,8.&f'
2,199
Via (nland Ports...... ... ............ ......1 .,. . 36,045 15,62i 10,533 6.100110,297 8,4051 8,(113 3,460
:'>Iarltime Province Ports ...............\ 3,309 3,831\ 18,426 14,721 12,130 , 9,693 11,124 25,&80 24,691 26,12l 111,250
ßrltl
h Columbia ........................... .. 5,715 13,927 9,000 9,000 8,023 5,825 13,354 3,16S 26,393,56,047
1 ,6.602 ïõißi21ï625Q6i'i7i"9ñ i31.iD51 ':2,,95 97,30'& ï.i5m 142814 137W, l4Mõ3
Ent'datC'm House with øetUer'sgoods 1 l0,24S 15,104 30,554 1 34,987 35,191
25.27, , 29,822 31,660 , 38,61
Total.....................' 8:',050 11:016119315!11?06891' 1666961105000 12258Ú7:.57P 174.1741764621,8921
Total amount of money 31ld
tfe('ts hrought by Immigl'ants during 1890, as far as ascertained, $2,609,469 00.
Actual cost of Immigrati<:n, $127-,30a 011. _ __
PUBLIC 'YüRKS OF CANADA.
Sfatem",lt of Exp('nditu/'e all Conl<t/'Ilction and Imp/'orcmenf of the Public Work
of Canada, frolll their CO/ll-
mencement t_o
Of h June, 18'3 9.
I T t I Exptnditure Uranll- TOtãl
Gove
n
1I'nt other than EXIJellditure
E 1"t Government to
.xpe n
E_"(re ndit
e. 30th Junl', 1889.
$ c. $ c. $ c.
137,376,258 22 .. .. .. " .. .. .. " 137,376,258 22
1 52,863.880 73 6,i9!J,lli8 i7 59,663,049 50
190,240, 13 895 1 6,799,168 77 197,039,3U7 72
1___1_____
I 18,661\530 45 45,799 19 IS,ïI2,32964.
1],-12.'),275 91 2GS,H5 25 11,693,421 16
I 1,
i26,046 70 10,413 38 1,936,460 08
1\71,232 Ii ................ 671.25217
1,84.1,970 37 1,600 00 1,843.570 37
1,816,190 35 13,500 00 1,829,690 35
708,372 63 . . . . . . .. .. .. . . 708,372 63
3,111,90565 ..... .......... 3,111.
I05 65
739,033 40 I 158,456 00 897,48t l 45
15,405 92 15,405 92
IgM
I::
::::::
:::::: 1
:
M
NA'\IE OF WORK.
::
.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.:: : : : : : :: : : : : : :: : : :.
Totals-Raìlwa
's and Canals
Puùlic BUIldings. . . . . . " . . . . . . .... . . .
Harùours and Breakwaaers. . . . . . . . . . ... ..
ImprO\'ement of Rivers.. .. .. " .... .... ..
DI'edges . . . . .. . . . .. . .............
Slides and Booms.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hoads and Bridges.. ..
Telegra}Jh Lines.. .. . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . .
Lighthouses. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. ._
Ðuminion Steamers.... . . . . . .
Monuments ......... ..........
Ott
wa, )Iaj
r's!fill Park.........
C:trtler :square...... .. .. ." ....... ........
T..tals-Puùlic Works.....
I 40,937,,)92 51 1 497,tl13 82
1---1--
GrandTotals.................................. .....1231.177,23146 7,297,U8259
41,435,006 33
238,474.314 05
OTTA'VA PARLIAMENT AND DEPART:\IENTAL BUILDINGS.
Statement of Expt:nrlittt/"ef"" C'IIIi<fl'llcti,,,t and IlIIp,.q,clllents since the commencement of above
p'/lj!tlinfls (M.
:I) t., thl' J/l th J une, ß!'!!:._
- -Prior-to
Since-
I Confederation. I Confederation.
$ c. "c. $ c.
1,419,355 68 I 5H\097 54 1,938,453 22
641,036 3i 107,003 68 741',040 05
641,336 38 513,!l05 50 1,154,tI41 78
.......... ... . 1 i18,718 37 718,718 37
22,565 50 375.965 01 39S,530 51
67,101) 01 67 HJtj 01
... .. . l.b57 45 1;tj57 4.5
Grand Tutal>! ." . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .
3
1--:;-:- 0 '" . -' 3 ... 1 --;- 0 2 - ' 47 39
... ... .............. _.1..... ..' . . oJ _,.) '),"'t:", "t.U "-',. ,"'t
Total.
ParlianiPnt Buillling-;. . . .. . . .. .. . . .
Eastern Block .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .
\V estern Block..................
Vmgevin Blo"k, \V ellington Street.. .. . . . . .
Grounlls.. ............................ _ _
Supreme Court (fornwrly work-;llOps).
Shed
. Drying House, &. _ _ _ . .
2!
THIIW CENSUS OF CANADA.
[18!)2.
THIRD CENSUS OF CANADA.
STATEMENT OF POPULATION COMPARED WITH PRECEDING OENSUßES.
PRonXCES.
I Per- I I I Per-
1881. Increase. ceTltag 1891. Increase. t
e. I ('en ag'e.
------
-_._- -
I I I
440,572 52,772 13'61 450,523 9,95] 2.25
32],233 35,639 12'48 32],294 61 U 02
108,
91 H,870 17'19 109,088 197 0 18
1,359,027 ]67,511 14'U5 1,488,586 129,5;;9 9 53
1,926,922 3oo,Oil 18' 8S 2,112,9ð9 18ö.Olii 9 65
62,260 37,032 146'78 ]54,442 92,lò2 14k'f!IJ,
]871.
Xova Scotia. . .... ... .......... ...
New Bruns\\ ick . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
Prince Edward Island............. ..
Quebec... ......................
()ntario. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
Iallitoba . .
!
:
:i:
\:
::......:::::::: :::: ::)
British Columbia................... ..
Lllorganized... ., .. .. .. .. .. .... ..
387,800
285,594
94,021
I,] 91,516
] ,620,851
25,228
POPr:;LATTO
.
I
IS,O 0 25,515 7,515 41'75 67,554 42,039 I 164 76
33,5Sti 49'459 1 15,S73 47.26 92,767 43,308 òì. 56
30,000 30,931 931 3'10 32,168 1,237 I 4'00
---------- ' --1-
3,6Sti,596 4,324,810 638,214 I 17'31 4,829,411 501,601 i 11'66
Total population...............
CEXSUS OF CASADA, 1891.
Electoral Dirision'l.
Thl' f..llowing-, with the exception of Nipissillg" :nlll the Ullorg-anized Territories, is a statement of the-
population of C mada hf electoral distric.ts. The figures in the column of ] SS] for the Pro\"Ïnces of Ontario and
Ianitoba differ in manf districts from those which appea'k" in the Cen"u
,'olumes of 1;:,81, owing- to the changes
of boundttry whkh were made hy the Redistribution Act and thl' ad(litions of territorf. In e"ery district in
which the population of 18
Jl is compared with that of 1
81 the circumscription is the same.
STATE.
lEXT OF POpeLA TION BY DßTRICTS.
mUTISH COLU
lmA.
I
I
I
-------1-----------
Cariboo.... ., ...... .. ............ .. .. .... .. .. . ï 17,550 I *10,000 2,450 ............ 32 4
NewWestmin"ter.............................. 5,41. "34.000 I lS,583 1:!0'5
Vancouver.. ......................... 1 9,!)(n 18,229 8,238 8:.!'5
Victoria... --". -........... . 7,
Ul b,!i38 11,23í .. 153'9
Yale.. . ...._._. .._.. 9,200 12,000 2,800 3ft'4
DlbrRIGTS.
1
1.
1891.
VARIATIOXS.
Increase.
Decrease.
Per-
centage.
Albert. . . . . . .. ............................ ..
Carleton.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Charlotte. ....................................
Gloucestl:'r . . .. ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . ....
Kent.... .., ...... .... ......
Kiug's.. ....-........-....
Kûrthumberlaud .. _... ...........
(
ueen'!'.. .. .. ... . ... . .. .... ... . ....... . .. .. .. ..
Re;,;tigouche ..................................
St. John (Cit;\.)... .............................
St. .Tohn (County). .... .. ...... .... .... .. ......
;1
[
' :: : : : : : : : : : : :: : : :: :: :: : : : : : : : : : . : : :: : :
,,- eSÌllloreland. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . " . . .. . . . . . . ..
york..... ......_. .__.._.. ....................
E W BRUXSWf C({.
12, 329 1
23,3U5
26 087
2Ù14
22,618
25,f17
25,1 0 9
14,01.
í,058
2U,lzí
26,S39
U,551
1.5,68(;
37,719
30.397
I
IAKITOBA.
1O,9il
')95"3
23:i51
2.J,901
23,:S58
23,094
25, iT')
12,152
!<,:nl
24,IS4
25,390
5,i(i3
18,218
H,-tð4
3ft,9i9
'
lll
,
606 .
1,253
2,532
3,765
582
1,358
84:.!
2,3j(j
11'0
3'6
8'9
15'2
5'4
9'8
2'4
13'3
17'7
i'5
5'&
n.g;
un
\}.9
1 9
2,5
3
1,
65
1,9!3
1,149
S
Lisgar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
}Iarquette. . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pro' encher. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Selkirk. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . ., .................
"'innipeg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .
12,679
15,449
12,496
]3,651
7,985
22,105 I
36,06
I
15,46!J
55,I5S
25,642 I
9'4
6 1 '
20,619 ...._
2,973 ... . ..
41,507 , ...
li,657 ....
74'3
l:i3-4
23'7
304'0
221'1
Partly estimated.
1892.
25
THIRD CE
8US O
' CANADA.
QUEBEC.
DI>;TRICT8. 1 1081. I 1891. --.-- 1 eentage.
___._ __'__1_ Incre:
"ITI::"a&' .-=-
I 14,947 ]\](;3 1 2
6 1 "'"'''''' I 1'4
21,199 21,696 497............ 2'3
................ 32,020 37,221 5,201 ............ 16 2
.. .. . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . 16,005 16,(;66 6ta ..... _ . . . .. . 4'1
16 !J14 ]8,369 1,4:,5 I...... 8'6
21,b3ð 19,83!J.. . . .. . ... 1,999 9'1
10,908 20,834 I 1,926. ..-...... 10'2
1 \827 14,711............ 1,116 7 0
10,f
5' 1l,704 I 846 7 8
26,818 29,0()
2,19U ............ 8'2
17,901 19,037 ],136 6'3
14,393 13,865 ,............ [,28 3'6
32,409 * 38,1)0(1 5,591 li' 2
W,581 22,7
2 3,201 , . . .. 16'3
15,894 15,027 ...... . 067 5'4
10,710 19,042 332._.......... 1',0;
37,360 43,927 6,567 .... . 17'6
25,001 *27,500 2,4!J!J ............ 1{1'O
40,0ï!J 81,011 40,H32 ........ ... 102'1
15,4!15 ]4,30;; '............ 1,11n 7'
14,45!J 11,895............ 2,.164 ];'0
12,345 13,832 1,487 l
'O
21,9
8 22,898 I 910 4.1
22,181 2U,455 J,72().'::'
1l,4:
6 1O,8
H f............ 538 4'7
15,2ð2 1::1,744............ 1,538 10'1
9,4li2 J,434,............ 28 0'3
27,9ðO 26,995 I 985
:;) 3 -
14,91. 13,82.
. .... 1,094 .
20,857 20,699 1 , . . . . . . .. .. 158 0 8
J 7,493 1"j ,830 337 1 9
19,0;;6 22,2::13 3,17. 16' 7
17..8
]8,549 765 ....... ... 4'3
12,9Gt; H,131 t<3.') 6'4
1(),422 14,.24............ 1,üUo 10'3
It,322 12,311 I 11 0'1
25,0.8 28,122 3,044 ........... 12'1
67,;;06 92,07!J 24,"73 ............ 36'4
40,16a 62,494 I 14,331. . . . . . . . " . 29 .
10,511 10,102 409 :{'9
26,611 28,H:
2,132 .. ......... ... /)
4!J,432 62,097 I 13,265. . . . . . . . .. . 2(;' 8
19,9&9 21,051 1,912 9 (>
25,1;5 25,814 639............ 2'5
17,8!18 17,64!J ............. 219 1 '4
31,900 36,2/10 4,300 " H ;.
12,648 9,241 '............ 3,407 2li'9
20,2715 19,5/14...... ... " 774 3'1"-
20,218 21,354 1,136 5"i
2'i,339 31,351 I 5,012. . . . .. ., ., . . 19 U
33,791 33,430 ............ 35;; 1'0
18,547 16,OW ............ 2,528 13 6
20,630 21,4::J3 8113 3'9
12,265 12,282 I 17 0'1
12,986 12,142. . . . . . . . . . . . 044 6 5
23,233 23,263 30 .......... _ 0 1
]2,221 16,]04 3,883 31'8
1O,2:W 9,612 _........... 608 5'9
1.,,556 18,072 2,516 ".. ........ 16'2
2.'5,484 25,704 220 ....... .., I 0 .!}
22,96!J 23,12
]59 O' 7
9,296 8,834 1 ............ ........462. , 4'9
11,405 10,803. " . .. . .. .. 682 5' 9
] 2, 449 ] 2, 257 ..... . . . . .. . 192 1 . 5
1.,Om 16,068 ............ 1,033 6-"
.-\r
t'nteuil. . .. ..
Bag-ot. .. . _ _ _ .. ..
Beal1
'e.. _ _... _ __.....
Beauharnois. . . . . . . . . . . .
Belleeha
ðe.......... .
Bt'rthier . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bona\'enture .. .. ... . .... .. .. .. .. .. ..
Brollle .......................... . . . . . . . . . . . .
f
::
i
: __ : : .. .::: :: :: :: . . .. .. .. . . /
Chl1rle\ ob. . . .
Chateaug-uay. . . . _ . . .. .................
C'hicoutimi and Sag-uenay. . . . . . . . . .
Compton .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Deu'i:-
Iontagnes . . . . . . . . . . .
Dorche!-.ter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Drummond and Adhabaska. . . . .
(;a
pt:. ..........
Hoehelaga . . . . .
HUlltin
don.... .
Il.en ille _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.Jacques Cartier.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . I
!
m
k
:: : : :: :: :: :: : : : : :: : : : : : : : : :. .. . . . .
L' Assomption . ... . ., . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .
La\ al. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. ......
Lc\is. ............ _ _ _.
L'Islet . . .. _ _ " . .
Lothiniere _..... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...
)Ja"kinongé ....................
)It.g-antie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
)lis!-.issfJuoi . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'Iontcalm.. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .
)Iontmagn.r.. . .
)Iontmorency. ...... . . _
)lontreaJ, CentI-e..
}Ionh-eal, East. _ _ _ .
)Iontreal. \\.c!-.t............... ............
Xapierville.. .. .. .. .. " .. " .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... ..
ic()let. ................ ...... ...............
Ottawa County. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pontiac.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .
1'00.tneuf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .
t
l1el.ec City, Centre. " ... .. _... .. .... ..
tlue hee Ci ty, Eas'. . .. . .. ... ... .. .. . . . . . .. "
tlucbee Cit
, We"t..... . . .. .. ., .. .............
tluehcc' County. . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . .
I{ichelie I. .... . . .. . . '" ......................
Richmond and" oUe. . . . . . . . .. .... .. . . . . . . . . . .
Himouski. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...........
Houl'ilie .. . . .. " .. ..... ., .. .. .. .. .. .. ., _.....
t. H.\.acinthe...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
St. .Jean... ............... __.. _" ............
St. )Iaurice. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ..
Sheffurd. .... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ., . . .. ...... ..
Sherl,rooke. . .. . . . . .. " . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Suulanges. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Stan!ootead..... . . .. . . . . . . . .
Tcmiseouata .. . . . .. . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . .
Tel"l"ehonne. .......... . . .. . . . . .. .. . . " . . . . .. _ .
TI.ois-Rh.ières...... . . .. ...... ..... . __
YalHIreuiI. . . . . .. . . . . ., . . ... ....... . .. .. .. . . . .
Yerchi'res............ ....... ..
Yamaska _ _ . _ . . .. . . . .. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .
.. ..I
TilE TERRITORIES.
f
i
Oi
: Ë
i.:""" :::::::::::::::::::::: 1
0
EE
!
t:.: : : : : : : : . : : : : : : : . : : : : : : : :: : : !
* Partl
' estimated.
25,515
J 26'123 }
20,282
l * 10,003
11,146
t 32,168
4'0
35,972
140'0
30,931
1,237
t Wholl,r Estimated.
2()
'IHIRD CEI'RUS OF CAN ADA.
[lS
2.
uNTARIO.
DISTRICTS.
1881.
1891.
Y.\RHTIOXS. Per-
--- I -- celltage.
Increase. Decrease.
_____---1----
Addington ........... ...................... 23,470 24,151 681 \ ............ 2'9
Algonu.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 24,014 40,656 16,1342. . . . . . . . . . . . 69' 3
Bothwell.................... ...... ..... .. ... 22.477 25,595 3,118. -..... 13'S
Brant,North.................................. 17,645 16,993............ 652 3'7
Brant,
outh. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . 20 482 23,359 2,8ïï . . . . . . . . . . . . 14' ()
Bl"Ochille .... ............................... lfi;10i 15,855 748 ............ 4'9
Eru('e, East. .. __ . . . . ... . . .. . . . . .. 22 355 21.355.. .. .. .. .. .. 1,0JO 4' 4
Bruce, Xorth............ ...... ..____ ___...... 18:645 22,fi31 3,886 ............. 20'8
Dl"IlCe, West ........................_.. ..__.. 24,:U8 20,il8 ............ 3,500 14'4
C:lI'dwell. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . " 16,770 15,
S2 ............ 1,388 S. 2
Carleton. . . .. . .. .. . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . IS,777 21,749 '> 9i'> . . . . . . .. .. " 1;"i' S
COlllwall and 8tOl"Ulont.... .. ...... ., .. .. .. " .. 23.198 27,158 S;96Õ 17'0
Dundas........ ............................... 2n,598 20,132.............1 -'46ß' 1 2'2
Durham, East................................. IS,aO 17,053 ............ 1,65, I S'ð
Durham, West.......................... ...... li,555 15.375 ............ \ 2,180 12'4
Elg'in, East... .. . .. .. . __ . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . .. . 25,748 26,734 986 ....... . .. . . 3' 8
Eig-in, West....... __ ... __..... 23,4S0 2é!,925 445 ............ 1'8
E-;:;ex,
orth....... ........... .............. 2\659 31,623 5,864 r............ 22'8
E,.;,.;eJ\., South.................................. 21,303 24,022 2'719 1 ............, 12'7
Frontenac ................ ................... H,9!J3 13,445.. 1,)48 10'3
Glengan-y .. . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 22,221 22,44 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 22 . 9 ' . 6 1 " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 5 ": .
' .
. . . : 1 1 l' 0
Grem ille. South..... ...... .................... 13,526 12,931 ,,4'4
GI'ey, East.. __.. ........ ., .. .... .... .. .. .. ., .. 25,334 26,225 3';;
Gre) , Korth .................................. 2.:1,
34 26,341 3,007 ... . . . .. . . . . 12' 9
Gre
.South. .............................. 2fi,703 23,6,2............ 2,031 7'9
Haldimand.................................... 17,660 16,318............ 1,342 7'6
Halton.... ................... ..........__ 21,919 21,986 67 ............. 0.3
Hamilton................... ........... :$5,961 47.252 n,291 :n'4
Hastin/,!,.;, East... .. .. .... .. " .. .. .. .. " " .. .... 1,,313 IS,053 740 ............ 4'2
Bastin!{", North....................... ....... 20,479 22,213 1,734 '" . ... S'4
Ha"ting"s, West........ .. ...................... 1,.400 IS,963 1,563 ...:: _ . .,. :: I 8'9
Huron. East..... ............................. 21,720 IS,968 ............ 2,752 12' 6
Huron, South................................. 21,991 19.184 ............ 2,Snï 12'7
tIurO'I, West.. .............................. 23,512 2C,020............ :
,4\)2 14'8
f
.
t
,
:: :: :. :: : : :: :: :: :: :: :: : : :: :: : : :: : : :: :: î
:tg
:
i ;:i
:::::::::::: 3
'
Lamhton, Ea"t.............................. __ 21.725 24,269 2,!)44 n.;-
Lambton, We:;t.... ...................... ...... 20,<)\)0 23,449 2,659 ............ 12'2
Lanark,North................................. 19,855 19,265............ 590 2'!)
Lanark, South... .. .. .... ., .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. 17,945 19,864 1,919 10.t;
Leeds and Grem ille, North.. . . .. .. . . .. . . . . .. . . 1:2,423 13,f,23 1,100 8' 8
Letds, South.... .. . . .. .. ., .. .. . . . . . .. . .. .. .. . . 22.206 22,451 245 .. .. . . . . . . . . 1'1
Lennox...............-.-..................... 16,31i 14,902 . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .1 1,41:! I 8'6
Lincoln and Xiagara...... ., .. ., . . _ _ . . .. . . . . . . . . 23.30U 21,S06 1,494 1 6'-l
London... . .. .. . . . .. . . . .. .. _.. . " .. . . .' ..... 19,74ü 22,281 2,535 . . . ... . . .. .. 12' 8
:\Ii,ldlesex, East... .. . . .. . . . ... . ... . . ... ...... 25,107 25,569 4ü2 . .. . . . .. . . .. l' 8
)lidrllesex Xorth.............................. 21268 19,095 ............' 2,173 10'2
)Iiddlesex, South.. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . .. .... . . . . .. . . IS:S88 18,&06 ..... .... 1:;2 I O. 4
)li(l.lIese'i:, West... ........................... 19,491 17,28S .......... 2,203 n'3
)Ionek . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. 15,940 15,315. . . . . . . S ' ,S '
, ' 9 : . I . . . . . . . .
. '2 .
. .1 3' 9
}In
koka and Parry Sound... .. .. .. .... ., .. .. .. 17,636 'ì.(),51fi 50'3
1\ipissin
... __......._....................... 1,959 13,023 11064 I 564'8
Xorfolk, Xorth......_... ...___.__............ 20,933 19,400 .......:....'.....ï:fi33. , 7';:!
Xorfolk, South.......... ......____. ......... 19,ú19 17,7S0 1 "39 6'5
Xorthumherland, Ea"t......................... 22,9!11 22,001 :::::::::::: '
o 4'i
iliorthumherland, West........................ ]6,984 14,9-17 ._..........1 2,0371 11'9
Ontario, Xorth................................ 21,281 21,380 !)!) ............ 0'4
Untario, .3outh............ .................... 20,244 18,3il............ 1,873 9'2
Ontario, West, ................................ 2IJ,189 18,,92 ............ 1,;197 I 6'9
Ottawa, City.................................. 27,412 37,281 9,869,............ :W'O
O
fol'(l, North ___............................ 21,390 26,131 1,741 ............ , 7'1
Oxford, South................................. 24,778 I 22,421 ............ 2,3:\7 9'5
Peel..................... .....-......... 16,3S7 lfi.472 ........ 3 .- , . 1 .. 915 I 5'6
Perth,
(ll'th........................... ...... 26,53
26.909 ............ 1'4
Perth, South............................ 21,60S 19,402 ............ 2,200 I W'2
Peterborough. East............................ 20,402 21,920 1,518 ............ 7'4
Petel'horollgh, West....................... .... 13,310 15,808 2,49!< ............ IS'7
Presl'ott....................................... 2 22 1 ' , 8 0 5 4 7 4 I 24,173 1,316 \ ............ 5'7
Prince Edward................................ 18,
92 ............ 2,152 12'2
:
:
: ...: : . : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :
:
I
g
:
::::::::::::
:
Russell...... ......... ..................... 25,OS2 I 31.613 6,561 ............ 26'1
F:iul(' 'e , East.............. 27 ,185 \ 3fi,801 8 616 31' 7
Siml'
e,
orth.....................::::::::::: 2(i,120 28.2OG 2:
861:::::::::::: 7'9
Rimcoe, South................................. 22,721 2/),82,. . .. . .. . . . .. I 1,894 8' 3
Toronto, Centre.. . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . 22.983 2n,{\3
3,649 .. .. .. .. . . .. 1;,.9
Toronto, East. ................ ..............
4,,
l:
:{,;)6
18,()!)i \ . .. ,;;'2
Tpl'Onto, ""est........................ 3S,.,lIe> .,i,83:: 35,2G7............ !H'4
lS
2.J
THIRD CENSUS OF CANADA
27
O
TARIO-(Contint(.ed).
___ D""RK
_-=J-=-
'
'
\ïctoria, X orth. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .
Victoria, :-;outh.. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. " . . . . . . . . . . . .
'" aterloo, X orth "." _ . . . . . . _ _ . . . _ _ . . . . . .. . . . .
'''atprloo, South ..... _ . .
'Yelland. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wellington, Centre........................... . .
'''ellington, Xorth ............................
Wellington,
outh.............................
Wentworth, :Korth ............... ............
'y entw
rth, South. . . . . " .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
'\ ork, East.............................
'\'" ol'k, X orth. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . _ .. . . . . . . . . . .
York, ". est.. __ .... . _ __ .. __ . .. . . . ...... .. . .
10,061
20,813
211,9S6
21,754
26,152
20,8lû
20,0
-1
25,400
15,998
15,539
'N 853
2ï:730
18,88-1
16,849 188 ............ 1'1
20,455 ............ 358 1'7
25,3
5 4,339 .... .0-. ... 20'6
25,148 3,39! .... ..-- .... 15'"
25,131 ............ 1,021 3'!)
23,300 ............ 3,4:W J2'7
24,968 ............ 1,050 4'0
24,378 ............ 1,022 4'()
14,5!}] I..... ï;i'Ï .....y'" I 8'7
lû,770 7"8
35,152 .....
::
. ............ 5:
'8
20,28! 1,446 O' (j
41,863 22,979 ... ......... 121'ü
19,352 ............1 I,m I 0 0
lû,117 . . .. .. .. . .. . 1,943 10'7
34,223 2,965 .. .......... 0'4
27,100 4-!0 ............ 1'6
34,529 i,lûl ............ 2ü'1
19,800 15
17,198 ...... ...... ûlO 3'4
38,550 2,450 ............ 6'8
32,805 1,048 ........ .... 3'3
22,153 ...... ...... 1,206 5'1
25,78\ 130 0 5
22,492 ............ 977 4'1
31,077 2,49! ............ S'7
34,5fiO ............ 985 2'7
10,ûlO 33 ...... -..... 0'3
14,400 .-...-...... 721 4'7
14,956 43 ...... 0'3
12,:390 ............ 80 0'6
22,218 93! ........ .... 4'3
:KOYA SCOTIA.
i
;ii:h : : . : : : : : :: : : . : : : : : :: : : : : : . : : . : : : : : ::
Cape Breton ..................................
Colchcster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
Cumberland ..................................
Dig-by ........................................
Gu
'sboroug-h...... .... .... .. .. .. .. ., ., .. ......
J[,difa'\: (City)... . . . .. . . . . .
Halifax (County) . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. ....
Hants ........................................
III\.en1ess. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .
t
fe'l
b
;g: : : : ....:::: : : : : : : :: :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :
Pictou . . . . . .. ................................
Queen's.. .... .. .. .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . .
Richmond .......... .........................
S.
elbl!rne
'lctnrla ......... _ . . _ . .. . _ . . . . .. _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ . .
Yannouth.. ............... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
20,598
18,000
:n,258
26,720
2;,368
19,881
17,808
36,100
31,817
23,359
2;;,6;;1
2:3,409
28,5
3
35,f>35
] 0,577
15,121
14,013
1:.',470
21,284
!
.;.:.::::::':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I
PRI
CE EDWARD ISLA
D.
20'433 1 20'634 1 201 I........... . 1
34.347 3(;,471 2,124 ............
48,11 1 45,!J83 ............1 2,128
POPL'LATION OF CITIES.
0'7
0'2
4 4
CITY.
1&11,
.Montreal " ..........
Toronto.. . . .. . . . . . . ..
Quebec. . . . .. . . .. . . . .
Hamilton ...........
Ottawa. . . . .. . . . . . . . .
t. John ............
Halifax . . .. ..
London . . . . . . . . ..
Winnipe(\". ..........
Kingston. . .. . .. ..__
Yictoria, ß.C ... . " ..
Yancou'.er......... ..
St. Henri.. .. .. .. ... .
Bmntford. ..........
Charlottetown
II ull ................
Guelph.. ...........
St. Thomas..........
'Willdsor .. . . . .
Sherbrooke . . . .. .... . .
Belle\"ille........... .
Peterbol'ou
h .......
Stratford. . . . . . . . . . . .
Ste. CUlwgondp.. .. ..
*155,237
"00,196
62,446
35,000
*31,307
"41,353
36,100
2ß,200
7,985
H,OD1
6,925
.... 6',Úfi' j
9,916
11,485
6,800
9,890
8,367
6,561
7 '
')7
9:5Ï6
6,512
8,239
4,8-19
I Increase. II CITY.
216,650 61, U3 St. Catharines........
18],
20 85,02-1 Chatham,Ont........
63,090 64-1 Brochille. . . . . . . .. . .
48,980 13,020 Moncton.. .........
44,11>4 1 12,847 Woodstock, On1......
39,179 t2,174 ITrois-Rivi&res.......
38,556 2,456 Galt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
31,077 5,711 Owen Sound... . . .. ..
25,642 17,657 Hedin...............
19,26! 5,173 Lévis...........
16,841 10,916 St. Hyacinthe... .. ..
13,685 13,085 Cornwall. .. ........
13,4'5 7,uOO Sarnia..............
12, 7;;3 3,1:
7 Sorel...... . . .. .. .. ..
n,374 tIll New Westminster....
11,265 4,:316 Fredericton
10,539 049 Dartmouth, X.S.....
10,370 2,003 Yarmouth, N.S .. . . ..
10,322 3,7ûl Lindsay. ............
10,110 2,883 Barrie. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .
9,914 398 I \'al!evfield
9,717 2,905 Trurò. ..............
9,501 1,262 Port Hope... ........
9,293 4,444 II
1881. I 1891.
-'-
9,031 I 9,170
7,873 9,U52
7'009 1 8,793
5,032 8,765
J,373 8,612
8,670 8,334
5,187 I 7,535
4,426 7,497
4,0:;4 7,425
7,597 7,301
5,321 7,01(
4,4û8 6.805
3,874 6,6!J3
5,791 6,{;69
1,500 0,641
6,218 0,502
3,786 6,249
3,485 6,08!)
5,OSO 6,0
n
4,854 5,550
3,006 5,filû
3,4ûl 5,102
5,581 5,042
Increase.
HG1
1,179
1,]84
3,73:\
3.2:
0
t;t
(j
2,:HS
3,h71
3,:
ï
t2!)/j
J,ß!J5
2,3:r;'
2,81!J
!,ji8
5,1-11
2S4
S',4{i:
2,6ft4
],001
{;!Jü
],filO
1,(;41
t53!J
The population in the 1881 column include'! the same boundaries as in the 1891 column, and consecl'lent!v
differs in those cases where annexations have taken place since 1
81, from the population as given lIy th'e
Census of 18S1.
t Derrease.
23
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1892.
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
<jíJ c. ac, Jal.
Absinthe, $2, 12i cents per
Imp. Gal.
Acetate of Lime ............ " 20
Acetate and Nitrate of Lead. .. 5
Acid, Acetic and P
'roligneous,
.N. E. S., and \inegar, of any
strength not exceeding a
strength of proof, and for each
degree of strength in excess
of the strength of proof an
additional duty of one cent,
and.. " _. . 15c. per. gal.
Acid, Ac'etic and Pyroligneous
of any
trenl.:"th, when imported
by dyer
, calico printers or
manufactm'ers of acetates or
colours, for exclusÍ\'e use in
dyeing or printing, or for the
manufacture of such acetates
or colours, in their own factor-
ie'ò ...., .. .23c. per g-al. and 20
Acid,
Iuriatic and Nitric.. .. 20
Acid, Oxalic and Boracic ..". .Free
Acid, Phosphate...... 3c. per lb.
Acid, Sulphuric... i cent per lb.
Acid, Sulphuric and
itric com.
bined, and all mÍ'\.ed Acids.... 25
Aconite Roots ... ........... . Free
Acorns as
uts... 3 ct
. per Ih.
Ad\ ertising Bills, Stickers, and
Folders.. 15 cents per lb. and 25
Ad \.erti
ing Pamphlets, Pictures
and Pictût'ial Show Cards, ilIus.
..\d \ 'ng Periodicals, lIlus. Price
Lists, Ad\"ngCalenders,Ad\ 'ng
.
hnanacs, Tailors' and
Iantle.
Iakcn;' Fashion Plates. .6 cts.
per. lb. and 20
Agaric ... .., ,............... Free
Alahl\ster, Spar, Terra Cotta or
Composition Ornaments. .... 35
Ale, Beer &; Porter, in Bottles
(6 q. or 12 p. to Imp. gal.) 2.Ic.
Imp. gal.
Ale, Beer and Porter, in Casks, or
otherwbe than Bottles.. . . Hic.
Imp. gal.
AlbUlueniæcl pappr chemically
prepared for photographers'
u
e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
Albums or books of views with-
out reading matter, 6 cts. per
lb. and .. . . . . . . .. ........... 2ú
Ale, Ginger. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Alkanet root, crude, crushed or
ground. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Almonds, shelled, 5 cents per lb.
not shelled, 3 cent
per lb.
Almond Paste as Confectionery,
I! cents per lb. and . . . . . . . . .. 35
.\loes, ground or unground.... Free
Alum, in bulk onl), ground or
un ground ....... ........... Free
Alum, Imrn('Ò or calcined. . . . . .. 20
Aluminum, or Aluminium and
Alumina and Chloride of Alu.
minium or Chloralulll,Sulphate
of Alumina and Alum Cake.. Free
Chloralum... ............... Free
Ambergris .................... Free
A mmonia, Sulphate of ........ Free
Anatomical Preparations and
Skeletons or parts thereof.... Free
Anchors .. ................... Free
Animals, Ii\ ing, viz., Cattle and
:-iheep ...........'.'......... 30
Animals Ih'ing-, n.e.s. . _ . .. 20
Animals, for impro\'ement of
Stock ..... . .. .. . . . . .. . . .. . . Free
Animals,li"e hogs, 2c. per llo. . . .
Reviscd and Corrected to latcst date.
W c. ad. val. I :jp c. ad val.
Animals broug-ht into Can. temp. Bacon and Hams, ShoulcIers and
& for a period not e:l.ceeding 3 I Sides. . .... .. .. 3 cent
per lb.
months, for the purpose of ex- Bagatelle Tahles or Boards, \\ ith
i?ition.............. .. ...... . Free I Cues ancI Balls.............. 35
Amhne Dyes and Coal Tar Dyes, Baggage, Travellers. ... . . . . . Free
in bulk or packages of not less Bag-s, Cot., Seamless ..2 ct". per
than one pound weight, indud. lb. and ...................... 15
ing Alizarine and artifici.
l Bags, Cotton, made up hy the
Alizarine .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free use of the needle .. ..... ... 3fi
Aniline Oil, Cmde ............ Free Bags, Carpet Bal.:"s........ ...... 30
Aniline Salt
, and Arseniate of _ . Free Bags, paper seed bags, iIIustt'at.
Annato, liquid or solid and seed. Free ed. . . . . . .. 6 c
nts per Ih. and 211
Antimony not ground, pulnrized Hags, paper. . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . ,. 35
or otherwise manufactured... Free Bags, containing fine Salt, fron!
Antiquities, collections of.. . . . . Free all countries . . . . . . . . . ... . . . .. 25
Anvils............... ......... 30 Bags, Jute or Hemp.... ....... 20
Apricots, green ................ 20 Baking Powders.. 6 cents per Ih.
Apparatus and Philosophical 1 It. and 0\ et..
Instruments, imported by and Baking Powder, less than 1 It. .. 8
for use of Colleges, Schools, Bamboos, unmanufactured . . Free
Scientific, and Literar.' Socie. Bamboo Reeds, not further
ties, such as are not manu. manfd. than cut into suitaLle
factured in Canada. . .. .. .. .. Free len
,ths for Walking- :-iticks, or
Ap'atus for Colleges ami Schools, Canes, or Sticks for Lmbrellas,
which are manufal'tured in Parasols, or Sunshades. . . . .. Free
Canada, to be rated ac'cording Barilla .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fl ee
to material. Bark, Oak and Tanners. . . . .. .. Free
Apparel, wearing', and other per- Barley. ... .15 cents per bushel
sonal artificial and hOl1sehold Barometers, according' to ma-
effects (not merchandise) of terial.
Briti
h subjeC'ts d.\ ing abroad, Barre:s of Can. manuf., expo filled
but domiciled in Canada.. ... Free with DomestiC' Petroleum, and
Apples, including the barreL... ret'd empty, under such reg-'ns
.IOc. per harrel. as the
Iin. of Cus. shall direct. Free
Apphes, 'dried ....::! ("ents per H,. Barrels cont. Petroleum, or its
Apple tl'ees of all kinds.. 3c. each products, or any mixt.of which
Argols. not refined.. ... .., . Free petroleum is a part, whell such
Artist color hoxe" J apaned. ..., 35 contents are chargeahIe "ith a
Arms, including" :\Iuskets, Rifies specific duty..., .. . .40c. each
and other fire arm;;, n.e.s.... 20 Barrels containing lInseed oil,
Arm\' ami Xan' and Canadian ...... .. . ... .. ...... 25c. each
}IiÌitaf.' Arms: Clothing,
Ius. Reads and Bead Orn.Huents .... 85
Instruments for Rands, )liIi- Beans. . . .. ... .15ct
. per bush.
taf." Stores ami
Iunition of Bean, Tonquin, Vanilla & Nux
War ........................ Free Y omÏca, crude onl,} .......... Free
Arrow Root.. .................. 20 Bed Comforters, or Quilt
of
Artificial Feathers...,."."... 25 Cotton, not includinl{ wo\'en
Artificial Flowers.... ...",.. . 25 quilts or counterpanes.. ... 35
Arsenic.. .. .... .. .... .. .... '" . Free Beef, salted in harrel
, the barrel
Arseniate of Aniline.. . . . . . . . . . . Free containing the same to he free
Articles for the use of Go\'ernor. of duty.... ....... 2c. per lb.
General.. .. .. ...... ..... " .. Free Bees........................... Free
Artides imported by and for the Belladonna Leaves. ......... . Free-
use of the Dominion Gm.ern- Bells, when imported by and for
ment or any of the Depart. the use of churches. . .. . . . . . . Free
1IIent., thereof, or by or for Bells, n e s ........... . . .. 3u
the Senate or Honse of Com. Belts, leather" , .. , . . .. 2fi
mons ....................... Free Belts. silk.. __ ..... .. 30
Articles for personal flse of Con. Belts, cotton .................. 20
suls-General natÌ\'es or citizens Belting- of leather or other ma-
of the country the,}- represent, terial, N. E. S .... . . .. .. . . .... 25
and who are not engaged in Benzole, n.e.s., ï!c per Imp. g!ll.
any other husiness or profes- Berries for dyeing, or used for
ion . . . . . .. ... ............. Free composing" dyes. . . . . . .. . . . . . . Free.
Articles ex.warehoused for ship's Bicycles, Tri(")'clesor YelOC'ipedes 30
stores . . .. ..'........... Free Billiard Tables. without pockets,
Asbestos, in any form other than over 4! hy 9 ft., eac.h :-:22.50 & 15
Crude, ami all manufactures 4! by 9 feet,
25 and. . _ _ _ .. 15
thereof .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25 Billiard Tables, with pockets, 5i
Ashes, Pot and Pearl, in pack. by 11 ft. or under, each :::::::5 and 15
aO'es of not les" than twenh. Billiard Tables, \\ ith pOC'kets, all
fi
'e pounds weil.:"ht ........:. Free ov. 5! by 11 f ea, tahleto inc. 12
Asparagus .................... 25 cues & 1 set of 4 balls, with
Asphalt or Asphaltum, and Bone markers, cloths and cases, bnt
Pitch, Crude only.. ..... Free no pool balls........ . .$40 and 15-
A wnings and Tents . .. . . . . .. 25 Billiard Balls, papier mac-he,
Axle Grease. . . . ., 1 cent per lb. when imported separate I." . . .. 35-
Billiard BaHs, bone or ivoi") ,
when imported separatel.' . . ., 300
Babbit Metal .............. 10 Billiard BaHs ceHuloid. \\ hen im-
Ib92.]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
29
1ß c. ad val.
Brooms and Brushes " 25
Broom Corn.. . . . . . . .. . . .. .... Free
Bronze or Dutch :\Ietal. . .. . _ . .. :m
Buckskins, tanned or dressed
(Glenheather). . .. . . . .. ...... 10
Bronze Statuettes.. . . . . .. .. .. 35
Buckwheat.. . . . .IOc. per bushel
meal or flour......1 c. per lb.
Buchu Leaves................ _ Free
Buckles, tin, for suspenders. .. .. 35
Buckram, for the man nfacture
of hat and Lonnet shapes. . . . . Free
Builders Hardware............. 3;)
Bulbe, Flower ..... .......... Free
Bullion, gold 9.nd silver, in bars,
blocks or ing-ots and bullion
fringe ...................... Free
Burr Stones, in blocks, rou!::'h
unmanufactm'ed, not bOllnd up
up or prepared for binding
into mill stones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
;
r ;;
c
bl
' si
i
: ...... ..F
e
Butter . . . . . .4 cents per pound
Hutter TI'ier<3.. . . . .. .. . . . . . ... 35
Butterine, or other substitute for
Butter, importation prohihiterl.
Buttons of Vegetable 1\or) or
Horn, 10c. per gross, and .... 20
But.tonsofhoof, rubber, vuleanite
or composition. . 5c. per gr. and 20
Buttons, n.e.s.. .. .... ., ..... .. 25
Button Co, ers, Crosier ........ 10
Button )Ioulds.. .. .. ... . .... 25
Button, Shoe, composition 01'
papier mach,', 5c. per g-t g-ross
and . . . . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
't1 c. ad val. 't1 c. ad va l.
ported separateh' ......... .... 20 be drawn or written upon.... 3:)
Birds, Canary Birds and n.e,s. ... 20 Book Binders Cloth _. . . . . . _ . . .. 10
Birds Skins, for taxidermic pur- Book Binders tools and imple.
poses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20 ments,includ. Ruling Machines 10
Bird Cag-es. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35 Boots and :::)hoes, Leather or Rub. 25
Biscuits and Cakes, not sweet'd. 25 Boots and Shoes, wholly of Felt,
Bisouits "weetened of all kinds, IOc per lb. and. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
popcorn, preserved ginger, con. Boots and Shoes, Rubher "ith
densed milk not sweetened,.\nrl tops or uppers of cloth. . . . . .. 35
condem.ed coffee "ith milk not Boot and Shoe Counters, made
sweetened .................. 35 fro Leathel' Board, !c. per pair.
Bismuth,
Ietallic in its natural Boot and Shoe Dressing. . . . . . .. 30
state . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free Boot, Shoe ane l Sta)' Laces, of
Bitters (n.e.s.),82.I2! per Im.gal. an'- materiaL................ 30
Blacking, Shoe and Shoemakers' BotaÌlÏcal Speeimens.. ........ Flee
Ink, "hoe, harness and leather Borax, ground or ung-round, in
dre",,;ing, anrl harness-soap. . .. 30 bulk of not le.,s than twenh'-
Black Lead,plumbagomanufac're 30 Ih e pounds only. . .-.Free
Bbck Book :\hlslin. . . . . ... .. . ... 32! Box Wood Rules. . . _ . . . . . . . . . .. 35
Blackberries, gooseberries, rasp. - Boxes, paper boxes labelled,
herriesand strawhenies,X.E.:5. empty.. . .15 cents per lb. and 25
the \\ eight of the package to he Boxes, paper boxes. empt
, plain. 35
included in the ,\eig'ht for Boxes, twine or cash........... 30
duty ............ .3c. pel'. lb. Boxes and WI'iting- Desks, fancy
Bladders. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. 20 and ornamental. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35
Blanketing andlappinl{, and disc!' Botany, specimens of . . . . . . . . . . Free
or mills for en!;("I'a, ing copper Braces 01' :-iuspenders and parts
rollers, imported I,y cotton thereof .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35
manufactuaers, calico printers Braids of all kinds ............ 3u
and wall paper manufacturel's, Bran, :\Iill Feed................ 20
for use in their own factories Brass, dra\\ n, plain and fancy
on1\' ....................... .Free tubing ......_...............10
Bloo<i all-umen, tannic acid, an- Brass, old, scrap, and in sheets
timon:; salts, tartm' emetic and or plates not less than! in. in
g-rey tartar when imported by width ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
mJ.nufacturel'S for use m their Brass Bal's & Bolts, dl'awn, plain
factories onlv . .. ............ Free and fancy tubing. . . . . . . . . . . .. 10
Blueing, Laundry, of all kinds.. 30 Brass Cups, being rough blanks,
Blue 'ïtriol................... . Free for the manufacture of brass Cabinet of Coins, collection
Bolting- Cloth, not made up . . . . Free and papel' shells and cart- of medals and other antiqui-
Bone Dust and Ash for manuf. ridg-es for use in their own ties ........................ Free
of Phosphate and Fertilizers.. Free factories. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Free C . binet Ware or Furniture (wood
BoneDu.,t,other.n.e.s.....__.. 20 BrassWil.e.... .....1.; or iron)...................... 35
Bone Dice and Counter". . 20 Brass, rihs of il'on 01' steel, run- Calcareous tufa, when imported
Bone Black.. .... .. . . .... .. .. .. 20 ner,;, rings, cap,>, notches, fer. from the Lnited States of
Bones, crude, not manuI., burnt, rules, mounts and sticks 01' America for use in the manu.
calcined, ground, or steamed. Free canes in the l'Oug-h or uot facture of indurated fibreware
Bones, bUl"llt, calcined........ 20 further manufaetUl'ed than cut or sulphite fibre, and for no
Bone, manufactures of, fancy. .. 35 into lengths Ruitable for um- other purpose., .. . . . .. . . . Free
Bone. manufactures of, (n.e.s.). 20 l)l'ella, etc.. impOl.ted hy manu- Calumba Root.. .. .. .. " ....... Free
Bone Pit"h .................... 20 facturers, of umhrpllas, para. CamwOíld and Sumac, and Ex-
Bonnets, n.e.s.. . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .. 30 sols and sun;,IJadeR for use in tnct of. for d)'eing" or tanning,
Booklet"'. printed on paper, ek.. 15 their factorie,.; in the manufal'- not furthel' manufttctured than
Book CO\ ers, ill ustrated paper, ture of umbrellas, etc., only. . Free crusherl or ground. . . . . . . . . . . Free
6 cents per Ih. and.......... 2U Brass Pumps. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 30 Candied Peel, lemon, orange and
Books. printed in any of the lan- Brass, t\\ isted Brass and Copper citron, It cents per Ih. and.. .. 35
gna
e., or dialects of any of Wire, wheu imported h
' manu- Candles, Tallow, 2 cents per Ih..
the Índian trihes of the DoÌn. . Free facturers of hoots and shoes Candles, Paraffine W a
,5c pel' Ih.
Book", Pl"inted Pel'iodicals and for use in their factol'ies.. .. . Free Candles and Tapers, all othels,
Pamphlet",n.e.s. ,not bein
for- Bmss, in strips, fOI' printer's including Sperm... . . . .. . . 25
eig-n reprints of Briti.,h COP\'. rules, not finished . ... ..... 1;) Candle Wick.. ,......... .. ..
O
ri
htwork", norhlank acc. bks. Bras,> and copper nails, rÏ\ ets Cane or Rattan, split or other-
nor cop.' bk'i. nor hks to be and hul"l"s...... .............. 35 wise manufaetm.ed..... ...... 25
\\ ritten or dl'a\\ n upon, nor Brass tubing' caserl . . . . . . . . . .. 3U Canton Flannel, not stainerl
Bihle,,;, Prayer Books, Psalm, Bras!', mallnfactures of, n.e.s... 30 painted or printed, lc. sq. yd.& 15
and H
mn Book'i............ 15 Breadstuffs, Urain and Flour, Canton Flannel, plinted or dye(1 32k
Books. Bihles, Pra
'er Books, anrl :\Ieal of all hinds, when Cam'as for manui. of Floor Oil
PRaIm Books and H\ mn Books dl\mag'ed h.'. \\ater in transitu, Cloth, not less than 45 in. wide,
Book", Edl1c. imp. e'\.èlus. II
and upon the al'luaised value.... 20 & not pres>òed nor calendered.F.-er-
for the use of schools for the Bril'k. hollow amII'Ol'OlIS. . ... 2U Canvas," ,Jute," not less than 58
del\f,y rlumh, ""' hlind, and em. Bl"ick, Building" .. .. .. .. .. ... _ 20 inches \\ ide, \\ hen imported hy
bosserl for the blind. . . . . . . . . . Free Brick Fh'e Brick for use e'\.clu- manufactnrers of Floor Oil
Book... Bl"itl!<h Cop
Tig-ht works, sÏ\
I
in proces
of malluf'res.Free Cloth, for use in their factories. Free
repl"int of.. .12
per cent. and 15 Brick, Bath BI'il'k.. .... .. ... . ..:!() Cam as of fia'\. or he III I' and sail
Books, printed hy an
' Govt.Ol' b
' BI'iek, Fire Brick, n.e.s. .. . . . . .. 2u t\\ ine, to he used for hoat and
Rn
Sr'ient. Ass. and supplied Brimstone, crude 01 in roll or ship sails .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
I{ratuitousl
, not for trade. .. Free fiour. . . . .. ................. Free I Canvas, painterl anrl stretched on
Bool"
"'p
ei.\lly imported for use Brim :\Ioulds, for g-ohll,eatel s. . Free frames, for artists' use. ., 25
of publie h'ee lihmries, not British Gum, ))ressine, Sizing", Cam as, all other, n.e.s. ....... 20
more than two copies of one Cream ami Enamelle(l siziug', Caoutehouc, unmanufactured...Free
hook; and hooks which shall 1 cent per pound Caplin!', unfinished Leg-horn hats. 211
ha\ e },een manufactured more ' Bristles.... .. .. .. ..... . .. _ . .. .. Free Caps, Hats anrl Bonnet", n,e.s.. 30
than t\\ent
ears, bound 01' I Britannia
Ietal in pig-sand bars Free Caps. Percussion, for guns, rifies
unhound............ . ......Free manufactures of, if not plated. 25 anrlpistols .................. 35
Book,,_ Blank Books, Account I manufactures of. if plated.. .. 30 Caps, Percussion Copper for
Books. l'op
Books 01' books to Bromine. . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . Free I hla.,ting-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .. 35
30
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1
92.
:w c. ad 1"tl.
Capsules for Bottles, made of lead 30
Carbons,
2.fjO per 1,000 of 12
inches less in proportion .. .,.
Cardboard.., ....., .. .......... 35
Card
, sho\\ cards, 6 cents per
Ih. and .. .. ,.,... ......... 2('
Cards, for pIa) ing, 6 cts. per pack.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, and
Yalises ............... ...... 30
Carpet, tl'ehle ingrain, three-ply
and two-ply carpets, composed
wholl) of \\001, 10c. per sq. )d.
and. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Carpets. two-ply and three-ply
ing-rain carpets, of which the
warp IS composed wholl) of
c tton or other material than
\\ 001, worsted, the hair of the
Alpaca goat, or other like
animal, 5c. per sq. yd. and.. .. 20
Carpet::" Brussel, tapestry,Dutch,
Venetian and dama,;k ; oarpet
mat
awl rugs of all kinds
n.e.s.; and printed felts ana
dru
get
and all other carpets
and ,;quares n.o.p ............ 25
Carpets, :::)myrna mats and rugs. 30
Carpeting,
btting and Mats of
Hemp, Carpet Liuingli> and
Htair Pads................... 25
Cartridges, for guns, rifles and
pi
tols, and Cartriflge Cases.. 35
Caniages, Buggies of all kinds,
Farm 'ragons. Farm, Railway
or Freight Carts, Pleasure
Carts or Gigs and similar
, ehicles costing less than ::;:50,
:-:10 each . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. and 20
Costing :::50 ami less than
:::1OU .. . . . . .. :-:15 each and 20
All such Carriages costing
;:,:100 each and o'.er .... .. 35
Carriages, Hailway Cars, Sleighs,
Cuttel s, Wheelbarrows and
Hand Carts........... _ . . . ... 30
Carriages, Childrens' Carriages
of all kind,; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35
Carriages, parts of, or other
lIlanufa{,tured articles, shall ùe
charged with Sl\me rate of
dut) , on a proportionate valu-
ation, a
that chargeable upon
the finished article.
Carriage
part
of, etc., is held
to include Wheel.;;, Bodies,
Seats, Dashboard
, Gears, Tops,
Banded Hubs, Shafts and
Pole
ready to fit, painted or
not painted.
Carriage Hardware............ 35
Carriages of travellel's, and Car-
riages laden with merchandise,
anù not to include circus
troupes or hawkers.......... Free
Cash BOJl.es..... _ .. .. . . .. . . .. . _ 35
Ca::,t::" as models for the use of
schools of designs. . . . . . ., _ . .. Free
Catgut Stl'ings, or Gut Cord for
Iusical Instruments...... .. . Free
Catgut or Whipg-ut, unmanufac-
tured '.' .. .. ....... .. .. ..... .Free
Caustic Soda, other.. . . " .. . . . . Free
Cases, f01' jewelS, watches, sih er
and plated \\ ar , cutler), and
other lihe articles of any ma-
terial _... .. 10 cents each and 30
Celluloid, Xylonite or À) olite, in
sheets, lumps, balls, or Llocks,
in rough .................. . Free
Celluloiflmoulded into sizes for
handles of knÌ\es and forks,
not bored nor otherwise manf. 10
Celluloid balls and cylinders,
coated with tinfoil, or not, but
not finished or furth;er m_
nu-
facttu'ed .......,..,......... 1G
:w c. ad mi.
Celluloid Collars 24 cts. per doz.
and ......................... 30
Cuffs! cts. pair, and... _...... 30
Cement, Stone or Water Lime-
stone from quarry (13 cubic
feet to ton)::<[ per ton.... .. ..
Cement, burnt and unground,
73- cents per IOn Ibs ,.........
Cement, Hydmulic or 'Vater-
lime, ground, Portland or Ro-
man, lllcluding barrels, 40 cts.
per harrel. . . . . . ...... ... . . . . .
Cement in bulk or in bags, 9
cent
per hushel .. . . .. ......
Cement, other (n.e.s.) ,.. _ _. .. 20
Chalk stone. china or Cornwall
stone, felspar, and cliff stone,
ground or unground ........ Free
Chalk, manufactured .......... 20
Chamomile Flowers.. .. ., .. ... .Free
Chamomile Flowers, powdered.. 20
Chamois Skins ................ 20
Charts, admiralt)-, Free. Other 20
Charcoal ... _ . . . . . . . .. __' _ _ ... 20
Cheese, 3 cents per lh.. . . . . . . . .
Cheese Cloths, 1 cent per square
,ard and .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15
Cheques, pronotes and drafts,
printed. .. ........,..... _ . .. 35
Chern- Trees 4 cents each ......
Chewing Gum, if S\\ eetened, I!
cent
per pound, and . _ . . . . _ _ 35
Che\\ ing Gum, not sweetened .. 20
Chicof.\ , ra\\ 01' green and substi-
tutes for coffee, n.e.s., 3c.pr.lb.
Chicory,drierl roasted or ground,
and snbstitutes for coffee,
composed of roots and vege-
tables, 4 cent
per lb.. .. . , . . . .
China Clay, natural or ground. . Free
Chloralum or Chloride of Alum.Frèe
China and Porcelain Ware..... 30
Chloride of Barium ............ 20
Chloride of Lime .,............ Free
Chronometer Clocks, as Clocks . 35
Chronometer Watches.... ... . .. 25
Chronometers and Compasses for
Ships. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Chromos, Chromotypes, Oleo-
gmphs, Photographs, and
other cards, pictnres,or artistic
works of similar kinds, pro-
duced hy any pl'ocess other
than hand painting or drawing,
whether for busines" or ad, el'-
ti
in
purposes or not. printed
or stamped on paper, card-
boal"(:1, or other material, n.e.s,
inc. Chri
tInas Xew Year and
Sun. Seh. Cards. and Illus-
trated Wall Texts, (ic. per lb.
and. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .. 20
Chureh Yestlllent
............ 20
Churns, brooms, brushes, pails,
tubs, and manufacturers of
wood, n.e.s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
Cider, not clarified or refined, 5
cents per im. gallon .. .. .....
Cider, clarified or refined,10cents
per im. g-allon. .........,....
Cigars and Cig-arettes, $2 per lb.
and. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
Cin
hona Bark .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Cinchona Bark, powdered. . . . .. 20
Cinnabar. , . . . . .. .......... _ . . Free
Citrons, rinds of, in brine.... Free
Citric Acid................... 20
CIa "S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . Free
Cliff Stone, unmanufactured.... Free
Cliff Stone manufactured. . . . .. 20
Clocks, and clock cases of all
kinds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 35
Clo{'k spring's and clock move.
ments othpr than for tower
clocks. complete or in parts.. 10
Clothes Wringers.. .::=1 each and 30
c. ad val.
Clothing, ready-made, and wear-
ing apparel of e, ery descrip-
tion including horse clothing
shaped, composed wholly or in
part of wool, wONted, the hair
of the alpaca goat or other like
animal, made up by the tailor,
seam
tre!'ls or manufacturer,
n.o.p......... .10c. per Ib and 25
Clothing, donations of, for chari-
table purposes....... ...... . Free
Clothing imported b
and for
use of army and navy, or for
Canadian
Iilitia. Dutiahle ac-
cordin
to material. Duty re-
funded upon reference to De-
partment . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Coal, and Coal Dust, Anthracite.Free
Coal, Bituminous, per ton of
2,000 Ibs... . . . . ." ........... 60
Coal Dust. . . . _ .. , . . .. . . . . . . . ... 20
Coke, per ton of 2,000 lhs. 50 cts.
Coke, Gas, when used in Cana-
dian manufactures onh-. . . . Free
Coal Tar and Coal Pitch. : . .. _. 10
Cobalt, ore of. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Free
Cochineal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Cocoa Mats and
Iatting- .. . . . . .. 30
Cocoanut Pudding PrelJaration,
a mÏ'\.ture of cocoanut. rice,
tapioca, etc., 8 cents per lb.
Cocoanuts, imported from place
of
rowth by vessel diI ed to a
Canadian port. . _ .50c. pel' 100.
CQcoanuts, not imported direct,
............. .:::1 per hundl'ed.
Cocoa Paste and ChoC'olate, and
other preparations of cocoa not
sweetened ....... .4('. per. lb.
Cocoa Paste and Chocolate, and
other preparations of, con-
taining su
ar...... 5c. per. Ih.
Cocoanut, dessicated, sweetened
or not, 8 cents per pound.. . . . .
Cocoa Bean, shell and nibs, not
roasted, crushed or gl'ound .. Free
Coffee, Green, imp. from C.S...
10
Coffee, Green, imported from
other countries than the U.S.. Free
Coffee roasted or ground, imp'cl
from C.S., 3 cts. per Ih., and.. 10
Coffee, roasted or ground, and
all imitations of and substi-
tutes for, n.p.s., 3 cts. per lb..
Coffee, e!l.tract of, 01' sulJstitutes
for, of all kind
..5 cts. perIb.
Coffee and Cream, sweetened,
condo in tins, l!c. per lb. and 35
Coffee
Iills or Roasters. . . . . . _. 30
Coffins and Caskets, of any ma.
" terials .. _........ . . . .. . . .. 35
Coins, Silver Coins from the U.S. 20
Coins, Gold and Silver, except
U.S. sih-er coins. . . . ... . . . . . .. Free
Coir and Coir Yam. . . ., . . . . . . . . Free
Collars of linen, cotton, celluloid,
xylonite, or "yolite, 24c. per
doz. and............... '" . 30
Collars, lace collars........ . .. .. 30
Collodion, 20c. per 1. G. and.... 25
Colog-ne water, alcoholic per-
fumes, and perfumed spririt".
ba v rum. and lavender \\ aters,
hair, tooth and skin \\ao;hes
and other toilet l)l"eparations
containing spirits of any hind,
when in hottles or flasks wei;.;-h-
inA' not more than 4 oz. each.. 50
When in bottles, fia<;ks or
other packag-es \\ ei:..rhing
more than 4 oz. each.:..:2.12!
p. :..ral ..... .. .and 40
I Coloured Fabrics, wo'.en in \\ hole
or in part of dyed or colored
I cotton) am, or jute ).al'n, or
of part jute and l)al"t cotton
18P
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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
31
:w c. lid val ;{I c. (HI val.
am or other material e""cept drills, duch
. cott,on 01' Canton
silk, n.e.s.................... 2;> flannels, not
tained, painted
Comh!', dress and toilet, all kinds 35 or printed, I ct. persfJ. yd. and 15
Combs, curl') comhs, as Sad- Cottonfabricsuncoloured, scr'ims
dIers' hardware. . . . . . .. ..... 35 and window scrims, cambric
Commercial blank forms...,.... 35 cloths, muslin apron checks,
Communion Plate imported by brilliants, cords, piques, dia-
and for use in Churches. . . . ., Free pel's, lenos, mO!"lluito netting's;
Composition Metal fOl' the manu- S\\iss, jaeonets, anel cambIic
fact.ue of filled gold watch- muslins, aud plain, striped or
cases.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10 checked la\\ ns. .. .......... 25
Compasses for ships........ ... .Free Cottons, denims, drilling-s, hed-
Composition N ail
, Spikes and ticking-s, ginghams, pI aid s,
Sheathing Nails ............. 20 eotton 01' Cant.ou fiannel
.
Composition Fuel, in blocks.... 20 fiannelettes, clJtton tennis
â
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):
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Condensed :\Iilk, not sweetened.. 35 l'heched and striped shirting
,
Condensed )Iilk, if s\\eetened, Ii cottonades Kentucky jean
,
cents per Ih. and ............ 35 pantaloon stuffs, and goods
Confectionary and Sugar Cand) , of like descript;on.. 2c. per sq.
lie pdb. and................ 35 \.arel and............... .... 15
Copper', old and scmp in pig", Còttons, all clothing" made of
hal's, rods, bolts, in:tots anel cotton, or other material not
sheating not planished or coat- otherwise pr'O\ ided for, in.
eel. and copper seamless drawn cluding cor,;ets, and similar
tul,in!!... ... _ _.. _ _ _ _. . .. 10 article,; made up by the seam-
Copper Wire... .... .. .. .. .. _ _.' 15 stress or tailOl', also tarpaulin,
Copper Wire t\\ isted for manu- plain or c(mted with oil, paint
facture of boot., and shoes.. Free t,u', or other composition, and
Copper' Rollers, for use 111 calIco cotton bags made up b) the
printing, when imported b) use of the needl!' n.o.p. ...... 35
calico printers for use in their Cotton Handkerc'hiefs, printed or
factory in the printing of calico I ph\in, in the I.iece or otherwise. 21'i
and for no other purpose \
uch Cott. ,n or Linen Shirts, ><1 rer
rollers not l.eing manufactured I eloz. and.. _ . . . . . . . .. ......... 30
in Canada) .. _ _ _ . . _ . . . . . . Fret. I Cotton rnrler'shirt
and Dra\\ ers. 35
Copper, in sheet,; or strip" of Cotton-cO\"en
d fiat steel, cut to
less than 4in. in wiflth........ 15 lengths, \', ith hrass on ends and
Copper in sheets or plates of not ey
eterl, a
pal ts of clothing.. 35
less than -tin. in \\ illth.. . , . . . . FrEe Cotto I I , knittlllg yarn. hosiery
Copper Hath, fini
hed . . . . . . .. .. 35 yarn, anel other cotton ) arn,
Copper,allmanufactmes of,n.e.s. 30 under No. 40, not bleached,
Coppf:r, pi ecipitate of, crude .. Free dyed. or cOloured, 2 cts. per
Copperas, Sulphate of Iron.... _ Free Ih. and ...................... 15
CoP) Books. ........ _ _ " .. .. -. 35 Cotton Yarus, not coarser than
Cop
ing Presses ...........,.. 30 No. 40, un bleached, hleaehed
Cords and Tas>>els of silk or any or d) ed, for use in CO\ erlllg
other' material. . . .. . . . . .. . . .. 30 electric \\ ires; also for the
Cordage, Cotton, and Cotton- manufacture of cotton loom
hraided Cord". . . .. .......... 30 harness; and for use in the
Cordage of all kinds, l1.e.s.llcper manufacture of Italian cloths,
IIJ. and.. ... ............... 10 cotton, worsted ;}r Silk fabrics. Free
Cordials (see Spirituous Liquors. Cotton Yarns in cops olll
, made
Corduroy, 2c per sq. yd. and ... 15 from single cotton yarns finer
Corn, Indian. .. . .. 7
c. per hush. than :Ko. 40, for use in their
Cornmeal. . . . . . . . . .40c. per' hhl. 0\\ n factories h
the manufac-
Corks and manufactures of Cork- hIrers of Italian cloths cash-
wood or Corh-hark .......... 20 I me: es and eotton cloths 'for the
Cork-wood or lIal'h, ulIInanufa.. Free " seh ages of said cloths only.. Free
Cod,HCre\\ s and Cork Dra\\ ers.. 30 Cotton, knitting
arn, hosiery
Cornic
Pole,;, . . . . . . . . .. .. 3fi I \ arn, dyeel or COlOUl'
d, 3 cts.
Corsets. .... " .. ., . . . . .. '" . .. 35 per Ill. alld ..... .... _ _ 15
Corset clasps, spoon clasps 01' Cotton Lamp Wi('}, .,. _ _ _.. .. .. 30
lmsks, hlanb, side steel
and Cotton or Lillen (ollal's, 24 cts.
other corset steels, whether' per eloz. and. . . . . . . . ...... .... 30
plaill, japallned, la("quered, Cotton 0\ er 36 in. wide when im-
tillued or CO\ ered \\ ith paper ported b-, manufaf'tl1l'erS of
or cloth; al!"o hack, bone or Window Shades for use in their
COl sl:t wires, CO\ ered with paper faetories ..................... 15
or cloth. cut to lengths and Cotton on'r 42 in. wide anel II hen
tiPI'
{\ \\ ith hm...s 01' tin, or un- \ importl:d by manufacturers
tipp
d, or' in ('oils, 5f'. p. Ih. anel 30 of Enamelled Cloth for use in
Cottoll:ne, suh. for lard, 2c. p. Ih. their factories ............... 15
Cotton, raw. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free I Cotton Parasols and Umbrellas.. 35
Cotton cm"ered Wire.. ...... ., .. 35 Cotton Prunella, n.e.s., 2 ("ts,
Cotton Seed... . . . .. . . . . _ . . . . . . . Free per sq. yd. anel . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 16
Cotton Bed Quilts, not including Cotton Prunella, for boots and
\\oveu quilts or counterpanes. 35 I shoes ........................10
Cotton Qnilts or Comforters I Cotton Pillo\\ Cases. . . . . . .. ... 35
\\hite, wi
h wovencol'd b01'der 25 I Cotton, s
aml
s bags, 2 cts. per
Cotton Beltmg- . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ _ . ., 20 lb. and ................ .... 15
Cotton and Jute T.lpestry . . .. 2.j I Cotton, sewing thread, in h
nks,
Cotton and Linen Damasks. .. .. 25 black, hleaehed, or unhleach-
('ottons, gre
or unhleached, eel, three and six ('ord. . . . . . . .121
and bleached cotton sheetill
, Cotton, se\\ ing thread, on spools. 25
c. wi val.
CottonThread, all other, n.e.s.. 20
Cotton 1'\\ ine ... .lc. per lb. and 25
Cotton Towels allel shawl:; ...... 25
Cotton Yel\"eteen!'. Cotton Yel.
vets anel Cotton PII1
h.. . . _ . .' :;:0
Cotton Fire Hose, lined with
rubber, 5 cts per Ih. and...... 11'
Cotton wadding, batting', batts
and warps, ca' pet warps, knit-
ting yarn, hosiery yarn, and
other cotton -,'arns, under
number -to, not bleached, dyed
or coloured. ". 2e. per Ib ami 15
Cotton warps on beams, 1 ct.
per sq. yd. and... . .... . . .... .. 15
Cotton Warp,
o. 60, and finer. 15
Cotton Winceys, checked, strip-
ed or faney Cottons, O\'er 25
inches wide, 2c. per sq.
d. and 15
Cotton, Wince
s of all kind
.n.es. 22;
Cotton jeans, coutilles, cambrics,
silicias and casbans, printed
01' dyed, n.e.s...... ........... 32!
Cottons, Jeans and CoutiUes, for
corset and dre
s stay makers,
for use in their factories ..... 25
Cotton tabrics, printed 01' d)-ed,
n.e.s. .. . . . . .' .. . . .. ,. .. ...... 32
Cottons, manufactures of, n.e.s.. 2(1
Cotton Wa!"te and Cotton Wool.. Free
Cotton Seed Cake......., . . . . . . Free
Cow Hair, unmanufactured. . . . Free
Cow Hair manufaetures, :K.E.S.. 20
Cracked Corn alld "heat ...... 20
Cranherries, plums and quinces
30c. per. bu
h.
Crapes of all hinds............ . 20
Crocus, Compositon'.. ... _ _' .. .. 30
Crocks, earthenware, per gallon
holdillg capacit.\ .. .. .. ..3 ds.
CrOI) end of steel rails for the
manuf. of steel, :::=2 pel' ton. . . .
Crowbars.. ...... .le. per Ih. and 25
('ream of Tartar in Cn stals.. .. Free
Cream of Tartar, other, n.e.s.... 20
Crucibles of Plumbago.. .. . . . . " 30
Crucibles, Earthenware ........ 35
Cucumhers... .................. 25
Cuff
of Paper. . ..... .......... 35
Cuffs of Linen, Cotton, Celluloid,
X-,lonite or X) olite, 4 cts. per
pail', and... .. ..... . .......... 30
Cult,,'ators and parts thereof... 35
Cups 01' other prizes won in com-
petitions.
ee O.C. 12 Jan.,
1889 ..... _...,.. _...........
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Cl1l'IÍng stones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .. 25,
Curtains, trnllmed or untrimmed 30
Cutlery: lini\"es," holh or in
part"plated,co!'ting- und
r :'-3.50
per doz., 50c. per doz. and..., 20
Cutlery, plated, other, n.e.s.. .. 30
Cutlery, not elsewhere specified. 25
Cut Flowers..... ............... 20
Damask of Cotton, of
linen, or of cotton and
linen, ble:tehed, unbleaehed
or colored...,............... 25
Deealcomanie, or transferpic'fs. 35
Deer, (g-IO\.e leather) t.lnlled or
dressed, colored or not colored 10
Deer Hair. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... 20
Degras.... ...........,........
O
Delltal instrumellts, of all kinds. 20
Diamond
, set............., .. .. 20
Diamonds, unset, dust or bort.
alld blaek Ðiamollds for borer,;. Free-
Diamonel elrill boring rods and
coupling.s.. .. . ... ... .,. '" 30
Diamond Drills. for prospecting"
for minerals. . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . Fret.'
Dice, hory or bone, falley...... S5
Dogs ..........................20,
32
CAN ADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[ Ib92.
c. ad avt.
Doors, for safes and vaults, of
iron or steel. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. 35
Door Knob Tops, of an
ma-
terial . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .. ..... 20
Dragon's Blood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Drain pipes sewer pipes. chimne,'
linings or vents. and inverted
blocks glazed 01' unglazed, and
eal thellware tiles ............ 35
Draughts and Chessmen of Ivory
01' bone. fancy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35
Drawing Paper, mOlUlted .,.... 35
Drawillgs,n.e.s. ...... ........20
Dried Flowers ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Dried Roots, n. e. s " . . . . . . . , . . .. 20
Dried Yeg-etahles............... 2;;
Dru;çget" (dyed cotton)... .... .. 32i
Drugs, in a crude state, used in
d.'-eing or tanning 0.......... Free
Dryer's Japan, 20 cents per gal.
and. . 0 . . . . . . . . .. ..... ...... 25
Dualin, D
namite, Giant Powder
and other e'l.plosives in which
nitl'o-J.dycerille is a component
part.. . . . . . .5 cents per Ih. and 20
Duck, fol' belting and hose, whell
imported h
manufacturers of
I'ubber goods for use in their
factories _..... 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Dutch .:IIetal or bronze . . . . . . . .. 30
Dye Wood, ground or further
ad\'anced in manufacture than
chips ....................... 20
D
es (prepared) other than Ani-
line.. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .. . _ _ _ , , .. 20
Dye", Aniline, and coal tar dyes,
in bulk or packages of not less
than 1 lb. weight., inl'luding-
alizarme and artificial aliza-
rine .. 0 . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . Free
Dyes, Aniline,n.e.s. less than In. 10
D
e, jet hlack.................Free
D
eing or Tanning Articles in a
erude state, used in dyeing or
tanning, n,e.s......... ...... Free
Earth Closets. . .. . . .. . . . ... 35
Earthenware Tiles. . .. .... .... .. 35
Earthenware Drain Tiles uot
glazed. . . . . . . . , . . ...... .'... .. 20
Ear th e n ware and Stoneware
Demijohns or Jugs, Churns
and Crocks, per gal. holdin!{
capacity, 3 cents pel' goal.. ....
Ear t h enware and Stoneware,
hrown or coloured, and Rock-
ingham \\ are, white granite,
01' iron stoneware and C.C.
\\ :U'e, decorated, In'inted or
sponged, and all earthenware
II. e.". .. .. .. _ . .. . . 35
Ego:,:'s. ,.. _ _ . _ . . _ , _ _ . . . . . . . . . . Free
E..:'
ho\.es, when imported from
the L" ni ted States to be filled
\\ ith eggs and e\.porterl, ma
he returned to Canada to he re-
filled \\ it
out requiring" duty
a
eC'ond tUlle, but duty must
he paid on first importation. ,. 25
Elastic Rubber Thread fO!' the
man ufactm'e of elastic " eb-
hing, when imported h
the
manufaetm'ers of elastic rub-
ber wehhing' to be used for
that purpo!'e only in their
0\\ n fac
ries ............... Free
Electric and Gahanic Batteries. 2/í
Electric Lights, apparatus, parts
of, when imported separately. 2;;
Eleci;ro-plated Ware, wholly or
in part electl'o or gilt ...
. . _ 0 30
Electrot.' pes, Stereot.' pes, and
('elluloids of hooks and hases,
and eoppel' shells for the !>ame,
\\ hl,ther eompos('d wholh or
in pal t of metal 01' celhiloid,
:jJJ c. ad val.
i cents per sq. in. .. . . . . . . . . . .
Electrot.' pes,
tereot.rpes, and
celluloids for almanacs, calen-
dars, illustrated pamphlets,
newspaper ad'-ertisements or
engra' ings, and all other like
work for commercial, trade or
other purposes, n.e5.; and
matrices or copper shells of the
same ,_ _ _ _ . . .2c. per. sq. in.
Electrut
pes,8tereot.' pes,anùcel-
luloids of newspaper columns,
and bases for the same, com-
posed wholl
' or partly of met.al
or celluloid,
c. per sq. in., allli
matrÏC's or copper shells of the
same........... .2c. per sq. in.
Emhalming Boal'ds ............ 35
Embossed - Paper, extra heavy,
for cracked and damaged walls 35
Embroideries, n.e.s..... .. ....... 30
Emery in hlocks, crushed or
ground ... ........ ........ Free
Emel'y and Sand Paper. ... . . . .. 30
Emen' Wheels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 25
Enanielled Iron I1011ow\\ are. . . .. 35
Engines, Locomoti, es, provided
with any 10C01l1ot,ive \\ hich,
\\ ith its tender, weighs 30 tons
and over shall pay a dnty of
not less than.. ........ .
2,000.
Engines, Fire.................. 35
Engines, Fire, Chemical...... _. 30
Engines, steam, of ships or other
vessels huilt in any foreign
country, etc... _ ... .......... 25
Engines, all others, and boilers,
11. e. s. . . . . . . ., . . . ... . . . . . . . . ... 35
Engra, ings and Prints.. .. . . . . .. 20
Entomolo
Q', specimens of. . . . . . Free
Envelopes, paper of all kinds.... 35
Ergot....................... ...Free
Esparto, or Spauish Grass, and
other grasses and pulp of, for
the manufacture of paper.. _. Free
Essences or Extracts, mixed with
spirits.... .
2.12
per I.G., al:d 30
Es::,ential Oils 0 . .. . . . . " . . .. .. 20
Ether. Sulphuric ... .5c. per lù.
Exc
lsior for upholsterers' use.. 20
Excelsior, for other purposes. . .. 25
Extract of Logwood, fu
tic, oak,
and of oak hark _, _ ..... _. Free
Extract of
Ialt, for medicinal
purposes, n.e.s..., .. ..' .. 0 . . _. 25
Edl'act of Fluid Beef, not medi-
cated . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. 25
E, elets of BrasS!. . . . . . . , . . . . . . .. 30
E
'e glasses, finished. . . . . . . . . . .. 30
Eye I!'lasses, I1nfin'd, and parts of 25
Fancy Grasses, dried, but not
colored nor otherwise manfel..Free
Fane" workhoxes, \\ riting- desks.
glåve - boxes, handkerchief
lIo'l.es, manicure cases, per-
fume cases, toilet cases and
fanc
cases for snHJkers' sets,
and all similar fanc\" articles
made of bone, shèll, horn,
ivory, wood, leather, plu
h,
satiu, silk, satÏIlette, or paper;
dolls and toys of all kinds,
including' sewing machines,
\\ hen nòt more than
2 in
value: and to." whips, orna-
ments of al,lhaster, spar, am-
hel', terra cotta or composition
statuettes and bead omaments
n.e.s. ..................... . 35
Fans, . ,. to ùe rated a('C'ording to
matelial.
Farina.... .. ... ....2 cts. per lb.
Feathers, Ostrich and Yulture,
undressed .... . . . . 0 0 . . . . . . . .. 15
I Feathers, üstl'kh and Yulture,
c. ad val.
dressed. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 .. . _ 35
Feathers of all kinds, n.e.s.. .... 25
Feather Beds, Bolsters and
Pillows. .. . .. .... .......... .. 35
Felt, pressed of all kinds, not
filled or covered b) or with
any woven fabncs.. .......... Ii!
Felt, aclhesÏ\-e, for sheathing
,esse Is.... .. .... _..... ..... Free
Felt. priuted as carpets.. . .. .. . _ 25
Felt. Roofing', tarred or coated.. :?5
Felt, Roofing, n.e.s. ........... 20
Felt Cloth, n.e.s., 10 cts. per Ih.
and o. ..................... 20
Ferro - 1Iianganese and Feno-
silicon .. . . . _ . . _ _ :;:::! per ton.
Fertilizel's, ArtJfieial and }J int'I'al 20
Fibre, .:Ilexican, Tampico or I
tle. Free
Fibre Ware, indumted fihre ware,
\tllcanized fibre \\ are and all
articles of like material .... . 3u
Fibre, ,egetahle, for manufactur-
ing pm'poses.. .. _ . . . . . .. . " . . Free
Fibre, \'egetable, twistell for con-
,'enience in transportation. . 0 Free
Fiùrilla. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... _ . Free
Filhel ts. . _ . . . . . . . 3 cents pel' lb.
Files and Rasps. . . .. . .,. . 3,')
Fillets of Cotton aud Rubher not
exceeding ï inehes \\ ide, for
manufaeture of card clothiug . Free
Firearms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Fire Bricks, for use exclusÏ\ ely
in processes of manufactures. Free
Fire Clay gas logs.. _ . . . . . . ' . . .. 20
Fire Clay gas retorts. . . . . . . . . .. 20
Fire Cla
retorts, crucihles. .. 35
Fire Clay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Fire Works. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .. 25
Fire Hose, of C'otton or linen,
lined with rubber, or of rub-
ber, 5 cents per lb. and... .. .. 15
Fire Dog-s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . .. 30
Fish Skins and fish offal, when
impol"ted by manufacturers of
g'lue for use in their factories. Free
Fish.-.:IIackerel,fresh, Ic. pro Ih.
Herrings, Pickled or
altell,
k cent per Ih.
Salmon, pickled or salted,
,;uhject to the prm'i
ions
of SectIOn 3, Chap. 33, 49th
Yic. Re,-. Stat. of Can. .le.
per lb.
All othel' Fish, pickled or
salterl, in hbls., suhjeet to
the prm isions of Sec,tion
3, Lhap. 33, 49th ,"ic. ReL
Stat. of Can .. lc. per Ih.
Foreign caught fish, import-
ed ot,her\\ ise than in hhls.
or half bbls., whether fl'e!'h,
dried,
alted 01' pieklerl,
n.e.s , 5(1 cents per lOO Ihs
Smoked anrl Boneles;; Fish,
1 cent per Ib ... 0 . . . . . . . .
An c ho v ies and Sardines,
packed in oil or otherwise,
in tin boxes, measuring
not more than fi,'e inches
long, fOllr inches \\ ide, and
three and one-half inches
deep. [) cents per Lo," ....
In half bO'i:es, measuring' not
more than five inehe" long',
fom' inches \\ ide, and one
and fi\ e-eighths deep, 2!
cents per half box. . . . . . . .
In quarter boxes, measuring
not more than four and
three-quarter inehes long,
three and one-half inches
wiele, and one and a quar-
ter eleep, 2 cts. per quarter
box _.... ..... ... ..,... ...
Imported in an.' other form. 30
1
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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
38
i'l c. ad val. fl c. ad val. I V c. ad. val.
Fish presen'ed in oil, except parations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30 pocket knÏ\.es for use in their
Ancho\ ies and Sardines.. 30 Foot Grease, refu!>e of cotton fac-tories for manufacture of
Salmon and all other Ibh pre- seed, but not when treated of such pocket knÏ\'es . . . . .. . .Free
pared or presen ed,includ- \\ ith alkalies . ..... ........ Free German and
ic'kel Silvel', manu.
iug- o
'stef3, n.e.s......... 25 Fork,;, cast iron, not handled nor I fa(.tures of, not plated. . . _ . . .. 25
O
-:;ters shelled in hulk, 10 ground, or otherwise further Germau and Xiekel ::5ih.er, plated
cents per gal ............ manufactured..... ...]11 n.e.s ..................... .;JU
Oysters, canned, in cans not Fossils................ ....... . Free German
ih'el', and Siher in
o\'er one pint, 3 centi per Fowls, domestic, pure bred, also I 'Sheets, for man"f'g purposes.. Free
can, including- the cans .. pheasauts and quails for illl- Giant powder, dualin, dynamite
Oy
ters in cans,o,er oue pint pro\'ement of stock.... .. " Free I and other explosives in which
and not o\.er one quart, 5c. Fowls, other .... .. 20 nitro-glyceline i;, a constituent
per can including- cans. .. Frin
es ... .. .. .. '" .... . 3u I part
... .... . .5c. per ]b., and 20
Oyster" in cans exceeding Fruit
yrup", Lime-juice, ;,weet- . Gil1in
T\\ ine, imported for the
one quart, 11\ e cents for ened, n.o p .,. .40c. per gal. I use of the fisherie
.. .. _. Free
ea(.h quart or fract,ion of a Fruit, dried, Apples,2c. pel'lb. Gillill
Twine'S, linen thread. .. 20
quart of the capacity in- Fruit, driell, Raisins.... . _. .... Uilt ware, of all kinds, except
cludin!:' the cans '" . . . . . 1 ct. per lb. and. .. . . . .. . . .. . 10 je\\ eler.\' .. .... .......... .... 30
O O .' \ :
t te er r s s
I s ' e t e h d e a S l h ld eIl B ' r ' ee ' d ' l : II '
211 Fr'Iit,.., dried, Cllrrants, Dates, Gin. See Spirituous Li4uors ...
u _. Fig-s, Plumi, Prunes, and all Ginger, Preserved ............. 35
imported for the pm'pose others, n.e s., Ic. per lb... .. .. Glacier, \\ indow decorations... ,
of being- planted in Cana- Fruits, Banana", pl.U1tains, pine- I Cx:. per lb. and. .............. 20
rlian \\ ater".. .... .... ...Free apples, pOllleg-ranates, gua\ as, Glas", c,"-,'stal and decorated
Packages contaming 0.' sters mangoes, and shadtlock" ; and I table-ware, made e...pressly for
or other FIsh, not other- \\ i1d blueberries and straw- 1ll0 1 mting \\ ith silver-plated
\\ ise pro\ ided for . . . . . . ., 25 berries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free trimmin
-;, when imported by
Oils, spermaceti, whale anti Fruit", Cherries and Currants, Ic. manufacturers of plated ware. 20
other fish oils, and all quart. Glas,>, ornamented, fig-ured, and
other articles the produce Fruit", .l!I'een, Grapes, 2c. per lb. enamelled colored glass; paint-
of the fisheries, n.e.!> .. .. 20 Fruit;" nIackherries, Goo"eber- ed and \ itrified gla."s; fig-ured,
Can,> or packages malle of ries, R Isphen-ie;" and Straw- enamelled ami obscured white
tin 01' other material, con- berries, 3e. per Ih. The wei.l!ht
Ia"s; and rough rolled plate
tailling fi
h of an.' kind of the pack-,ge to he included g'las" ....... ......... . . . .. 25
admitted free of dut\ un- in the \\ eig-ht per dut.'. Gla..." ::itained Windo\\ s ........ 30
der uny existing- la'w or Fruit, ;!Teen, other n.e.s.. . . . . .. 20 Glass, Carbo.'.s and Demijohns,
treat.'., not exceedin
one Fruit'S in air-ti
ht cans or other I empt.'- or filled bottles and de-
quart in contents, I! ets. packages, weighing" not o\'er cantels, fiashs and phials of
on each can or package, 1 lb., 3c. per r-an, ind. can. less capacit.' than 8 ounces.. .. 30
and when e...ceeding one and 3c. ad(htional per can or Glass, Flash" and Phials of eight
quart an additional duty packRge for eac-h pound or I ounees and O\.er, Telegraph
of U cts, for each a(Ì- fraction of a pound. allfl Lig-htning" Rod Insulators,
ditioilal quart or frac- Fruit.. preserved in brandy and Jars a.ntl Glass Balls, and cut.
tional part thereof. .. .. . .. I other !>pirit..;.....
L9() per I.G. presserlor moulded tableware,
Fish hooks, nets, seines, lilies Fruit Juice not sweetened a11<1 I 5 cts. per dozen pieces and 30
and twines. not to indude not containing- alcohol, IOc. per Glass. Lamp, Gas and Ele(.tric
portin
fishing- tackle or hooks I. gal. I Lig-ht Sharles, Lamps and Lamp
with flies, or trolIin6" spoons, Fuller's Earth. ... . . . . . . . . . . Free Chimneys, "ide r ght;, l\nd head
or threarl" or t\\ ines commonly I Fuller's Earth, prepared. . . . . . .. 30 lights, Globes for Lanterns,
nsed for sewin
or manufac- Furniture, of wood, iron or any Lamps,Gas and Electric Lights,
tm ing purpo'es _ _ . . . . . . Free other material, for hou,>e, I lI.e.s......... . . . _ . . . . . . . . . .. 30
Fish Hooks, n.e.s ......... . .. .. 30 cabinet or office, fin.or in part:;. GI.,
s, comlllon and colorless
Fish Xets, Seines, Lines, and including hair ami spring' and \\ indow g-Ia!>s; and plain color-
manufacturer of Twines. .... 35 other mattresses, bobtels and I ed, stained, tinted or muffled
Fishing- Rods... .. .. . . . . " " .. .. 30 pillows, caskets and coffins of g-Ia"s in sheets. . .. . ... .. .. '" 20
Fishin;;, Hooks \"ith Flies ..... 30 any material ....... .... .., 35 <';las
.IllIihtion porcelain shades,
Flagstones, sawn or other" ise Fur Skins, of all kinds, not and colored gla"s shades, not
dre"sed . .. . . . . . ."'2 per tOn dressed in any manner. . . .. .. Free' fi!!lued, painted, enamelled or
Flannels, of e\'ery description, Fur Skins, d
ed and wholly 01' eng-ra\'ed . .. ...... _ ... _ . 20
n.e.s., (wool). IOc. per lb. and 20 partiaIl." dressed........... -. 15 I taa
... and Emer) Paper....... . 30
Fla",-fibre, scutched..lc. per lb. Fur hats, caps, muffs, tippets, Giass, Plate, not coloured, in
Flax, fihre, hackled, 2 cts. per lb. capes, coats, cloaks anJ other panes not O\.er 30 sq ft, 6c-. per
Flax, tow of. s('ukhed or g-reen. manufactures of fur 25 I "fl. ft., when be\'elled, 2c. per
! ct. per Ih. sll. ft. add'i .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..
FlaxSeell.. ...IOc.perbusheI. Galvanized Nails and Gla,,'S, Plate, in panes O\-er30
Flax Twi Ie, Sail Twine ........ 5 Spikes, wrought and pre;,sed, under 70 s4. ft.,
C. per s'l. ft.
Flax, manufactures of n.e.s.... 20 I I! ct. per lb., but not le;,s than 35 I when be\'eIled.:!c. p. sq. ft. add'i
Flint, flints aUfI ground fiint Gah anized sheet iron, thicker Glass, Plate, III panes over 70 sq.
sto'Ies....... ...... ...... .Free thanXo.:!o........_.........30 I ft.9c.p.!:>q.ft.,whenbe\-elled
Floor ami Ornamental Tiles..... 35 Gahanized sheet iron, thinner 2c. per sq. ft. additional.. ....
FIOli"t Stock, \ iz., palm
, or- gauge than
o. 2U .. . 12! Glas'S, Sih'ered .............. SO
ehids, azaleas, cacti and fio\\ er Gah anic Batteries............ 25 (;Ia"s, "ih ered, be\.eIled .. . . .. . 3;;
bulbs of all kinds.. . . . . . . . . .. Free Game........ . 20 I Gla<;;,;, all other, and manufac-
Flonr, Buckwheat or
Ieal, ic. lb. Gannister ... _ " . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .Free tures of, n.o.p., including' bent
Flour, gluten flour, ami special Gas and Coal Oil, or Kerosene plate gbs..; ......... ........ 20
diabetic food.. . . . . .. . . . .. ...
O I Fixtures, or parts thereof. . .. 30 Glazier's hac'king- and putt.'.
F1uur, of Corn or Corn
Ieal _ . . . Ga" Coke, (the product of Gas I knÏ\ es _.................... 35
40 cts. per bbl. Works) when u
ed in Cana- (;}O\ es and
litts, of all kinds.. 35
Flour of Rye 5"c. per hB. dian manufactures only. ...'. . Free (3lue, sheet, broken sheet and
Flour of Wheat .... 75c. per bbl. Gas 'Jete 1 s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3) g-round, 3 cents per lb.. . . .
Flour of Rir-e or Sago, 2c. per lb. Gas, for dentists and others. . . .. 20 (.Iue, liquirl . . . . . . .. .. .. . . ., '" 30
Fluting }lachine. . . . . . ... ...... 30 I Gelatine, and all similar prep'ns. 20 l:!u('oseand Gluc'e SHUP I!c p. ft.
Fly Paper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. .. 3.; Gentian and Ginseng Root.. .. . . Free (;}) ('erine. . . . :.. .:. 20
Fog Signal'S, detonatin
. . 2;; German <.;pilits of nitrous ether (;oat Hair, unm1lllufa tured Flee
Folding
Iachines . ...... 10 I (s\\eetniue),"'Z.l :!
imp.!{al.and 30 Gold Beaters' moulcl!! aII'I skips "'lee
Folia Di!:,italis '" . FI ee Gemmn
ih er ill sh iT'''' \\ hen im- Gol.] Lac-e... Goltl and Si
\ er
Food,
lilk, ancI all similar pre- ported by ImlllUf.ll
tllre" of ('loth or Thread _ . . . .. .. .. .. _ ;'1/
3
:1-1.
CANADIAN TAttIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1892.
W c. ad val. I lß c ad val.
c. ad val.
Gold and Sih er Bullion. in Bars, Hair. Plasterers' and manufac- Ice Bo"es .... -. . .. . . .. .. . . .. .. 35
Blocks or Ingots, and Bullion tures of. n.e.s..... ...... .., .. 20 Illuminating I)ilS, composed
Fringe .. . . . . _ . . . ., . . ..... Free Hair Oils, Pomatums and Pastes, wholly or in part of the pro-
Gold and Silver Wal'e. plated, I and .11.11 other perfumed prep- ducts of petroleum, coal, shale
n.e s .......... .. . . . . .. 30 aratlOns used for the hall", or lignite. costin!! more th,1U
Gold :'Iledals .. . . . . .. _ . .. .. .. .,. 20 mouth and ,;kin. . . . . .. 30 3Oc. per gal . . . . . .. 25
Goldann.
ih'er leaf. and Dut.-h HairPins...... .............30 Incense........................: W
or schlag metal leaf.. .. . . . ... 30 Hammel's, Black,anith Hammers. Indian COl'n of the ,'arieties
Gold an I Sih er, manufactures 1 ct. per lb. ann. . . ... .. .. 25 kno\\ n as .. Southern White
of. n.e.s... .......... .. 20 Hammers, other, n.e.s... . .. 35 Dent Corn," or horse tooth
Gong's for doors, as bells. ...... 30 Hammocks 3ndlawn tennis nets ensilage corn, and ., Western
Gooseberry bushes .1c. each and other like articles manu- Yello\\ Dent Corn," or horse
Graftinl! Stock. (See Seedling factUl'ed of twine. n.e.s ...... 35 tooth ensilage com, when im-
stock) ...................... Hams, fresh, salten.. dried or ported to be SO\\ n for soiling'
Grape nnes, costing- lOco and smoked. 3 cts. per lb. ........ and ensilage only. . .. . . . . . . Free
l
ss . ........ ..... 2c. each. Hamess and swldlery of e,'ery Indian Corn. ï! ceuts per bush..
Grain, of all kinds when dam- description, and parts of same 35 Indian Corn :'Ileal, lCc per bh1.
a!!e!! bv w..ter in transitu (on Hatchets, n.e,s.. .. 35 IndianCol"It allli Corn )Ieal, when
aJmraisen. ,alue) .......... . 21) Hat Boxes ....... - . . . .. 30 damag'ed by water in transi-
GralÎite Ware, namelled hon Hat Co\'el's of rubber.... 35 tion on apprais
d ,'alue... -. 2!\
W;ue. and
l\h'anizerl Iron Hats, caps and bonnets. n.e.s.... 30 India Hemp (crude drug).. . .Free
Ware. . . . . . . ., .... . .. .. 35 Hatters bands, bindings. tips and India Rubber Boots and ::5hoes
Grass, )Ianilla and Sea Grass. . . Free sirles, and linings. both tips and \\ ith tops or uppers of cloth 01'
Gra"s, manufl\C'tures of n.e.s..... 20 \ sides when imported h
' hat of matel"Ïal other than rubber. 3')
Gra\ els .. ...........:... .... Free manufacturer,; fOI' use in their India Rubber Boots and Shoes
Grease, rough. the refuse of ani- factol"Ïes in the maTe of hats.. Free and other manufacturers of
mal fat, when imported h
the Hatters' plush. of silk or.cotton, India Rnbber, n.e.s ..... .... 25
!l)anu
actures of soap for use I and fur
. no
on the skm. .. .. F
ee India Rubber t.;lothing. or cloth-
III then' own faC'tory only, . . . . Free Hay and
tra\' .. ............. _0 I ing made waterproof \\ ith
Grease, A "Ie. 1 cent per Ib . ... Hemlock, Bark, seed and leaf.. free India Rubber, n.e.s ..... . . . .. 35
Grease, Foot, refn"e of cotton Hemp Paper, nnlle on four- India Rubher surfaced water-
seed after oil is pressell out. . Free c
-lillller machines and calen- proof clothing..l0c. per lb. and 25
Grease, other. n.e.s.. ....... .. 20 n.ered to beÌ\\een .Ou6 and .nos India Rubber, ,uleanized hand-
GrimlHtones. not. mounted. amI inch thickne"s. for manufac- les for knives and forks. . . . . .. In
not less than tweh e inches in ture of shot shells, primers for India Rnbber Hose, Belting,
diameter .. ..... .::,2 per ton. the manufacture of ",hot shells Packing, Mats and Matting,
Grindstone Fixtures. . . . . . . .. 30 amI cartrin.ges. and felt hoarll, and Cotton, and Linen Hose,
Guano. and other animal and sized and hydraulic pressed lined with rubher.5e. p. Ih. and ];;
ve"etable manures .. ... . "'ree 11.11(1 covered \\ ith pl\per or India Rubl,er, unmanufacturl:d. Free
Gun
,Amber,Arahic,Åustralian. I nncO\'ered for the manufac- India Rubber, Crude and HartL
('opal, Damar, l\:.tUrie. :\la'3tic. ture of gun-\\:1Ils, when snch Rubber in sheet..., hnt not fur-
ann.arac, Senegal, andShell.J.c, llrticl
s are imported hy the ther manufacturen., and re-
and White
hellac in gum or lll,ulUfacturers of shot
hells, co\ ered Rubber alld Rubber
flake, for manuf'lctn1"Ïng pur- cartridg'
, and flun-wads to sub,;titute .. ., .. ..... ... . Free
poses; ami Gum Trag-acanth, be u
ed fo
' these pm'p<?ses Int/ko ........................ Free
\}um Gedda and (
um Bar- onl) III theu 0\\ n faetortes; Indig-o Au...iliary or Zinc Dust.. Free
herry ... . . . _ . . . . . . .. . Free pro\ ided ah\"3
s that the said Indigo Paste and E"tract of. . . . Free
Gum. British. Dre"sine, Sizin;{ articles when imported shall Infants' Food, all kinds. .. ...... 30
Cream and Enamel Sizin;;'. 1 he entered at the pOl.t of Ink, for w1"Ïting . " . . . ., .... 25
cent perlh .................. :'Ilontreal onl) ......... . . .. Free Ink, fOl' printing- . - . .. .. -- " 20
Gum, sapp:lto, crude, \\ hen im- Hemp undre",
ed ...... ....... Free I Inkstands. n.e.s.... .... .... 311
porten. fOI' the purposes of Hemp, manafact l ues of, n.e.s... 20 I Insect Powdfr, n.e.s...... ..... ;111
manufacture .. . . . . . . . . . . .. Free Henbane, leaf . . . . . . . . .. .. Fl'et: I Iodine, crude. . . .. ............ Free
vum. opium (dru:':'),::<1 per lb.. Hickor
Spokes, r
)Ugh turned, Iodine, resnblimed.. .. . ., 211
Gums, .\ssaftJ;
tida, Camphor and not tenanted, nutred. throat- hi,;, Onis Hoot... . FI'ee
others n.e.s. _' .. 20 ed, faced, sized, cut to lentth, [sing-lass. . . . . . . . . . . " ......... 2U
Gunpowder, Gun, Rifle.Sporting, ro'md tenanten. or p<:>lished .. Free I IrOlì
and or l
.lol
ules an
Dry
in keg-so
kegs. ! kegs. and lIldes,.ra\\ whether drle.I, salted Putty, fOl' pohsll1ng g-mmte... :W
simllar packag'es, ;) ct!>. per lb. 'or pll'hled .................. Free I It'on Liquor, solution of acetate
GI
npo\\ller, C,JUnon and mnsket, Hob
ails, I! ct. per lb. but not 3
of. it'<?n fOt. d
eing' and calico,
111 hegs auci bhls., .I per lb. ... le,,
than .... ............... v prmtlllg".. ., .......... .} ree
Gunpo\\ Iler, canister. 1 Ih. and Hoes. 5 eents each and ........:!5 Iron. I :xide of, drv . ...... .. . . .. 3ft
" lb. tin
, n cents per lb.. . . . . 1l011
.. ... . .... .. .. ..... 20 IROX
SHEL & :'IL\XI'l'AC. 01':-
t
unpo\\,ler. hlasting and min- HOIll!ny, in bbl"., .Inds. per bb1. .
Adzes....... .... 35
in" 3 cents per lb. .., Honuny, n.e.s....... ....... _0 AnchOl's ....................Free
GIlII
' Rifles and )Inskets .. 20 Hone
, in the comb OJ' other- An"les, rolled iron or steel
Gut
nd "'orm Gut. manufac- wise, and "dulter.J.tionsand uni- Ång'les, f'hanneLs, structural
tu: e I or umnanufaetured, for t,ttions thereof.. 3 cts. pel' lb. Shapes and Special Sections,
wi ip and other cord. .. ...... Free Hoofs, horn" and horn tips .... free I weighing less than 251bs per
Gutta P
rcha, clothing, \\ hen Hoop:'hirts"," "imilal' goods,n.e.s. 35' lineal
n.., n.e.s., ! cent per
pal't.1ycomposed of \\001 10c. It.. Hnps,ôcents pel' lb.. ......... Ih.and ..............-... .10
'liid. . .., . ... . .. .. .. .. 25 Hop e...traet and hop roots. .... 20 Ang-Ies, etc., as aho\-e, weigh-
G'ltta l'ercha dothing' or cloth- Horns ..... .. .,. .. .... Free iÌlg- not less than 25 Ibs. per
ing- Illan.e w,tterproof with _ Horns .Strips, when to be used in lineal yard. . . .: . . . . . . . . . . ., 12i
C It
a Perch a . . .. 3) I m,\ktll!{ cor,;ets " . . . . . . ... .. Free An;;-Ies, roll en. l1'on or steel
Gntta Pel'cha, crlHle . ., .. Free Horse Cloth in!!, shaped, n.o.p ... 30 An;4'les, Beams. Girders.
Gattl\ Pereha. manf. of..... .. ., 2.) Horses, n e.s. . ........ ....... 20 Joists, Channels. E
e-bar
Chpsum.erude (sulphate of lime)Free Hosi
rJ, of :-iilk. . . . .. ......... 3(\ Blanks made Joy the Kloman
.' House FUl"II'ng Harn.ware, n.e.s. 30 process, tOI:'ether with all
Hubs, I'oug'h hewn 01' sawn onl\' 15 other structural sh:lpes of
Hymn Boohs.. .. . . .... ..:
5 rolled iron or steel, incLu-
n
o"'c
anms Lea\ es.. . . . Free ding- rolled iron or steel
llyosl".\ am us ::5eed. . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 2u I bridge plate. not less th.U! !
Ihdn\llt....Yllhcsaml \\ater!!ates 30 of an inch thIck, nor less
than I[) inches \\ ide, when IIU-
ported hy mauufacturers of
Hair, cleanell 01' unde.J.ned. hut
not curlen. or othel'\\ be manu-
factur
ll . . . .. Free
Hair, curled '. .. ...... 20
lIail' Cloth of all kinds . . . .. :30
Hair :'Ilattres"es . . . . . .. ........ ;3.) I Ice. . .
........... ....... ... .Free ,
ISfi2. ]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
35
<j:I c. ad val. I
t>ri'lges for use exclusivel."
in the nnnufaeture of iron I
and steel bridges........... 12
Angles fOI' iron or composite I
ship.. or \'es.,els. _ .. _. ... . .. Free
A xes, chopping axes,
"2 per
doz. and.. .. .... ..... .... .. 11'
Axes ..f all kinds, Ad?es,
Hatchets, and Hammers,
n.e.S... ...... .......... _., 35
Axles and Springs of iron or
steel, and parts thereof, for
carriag-es other than railway
or tralnway vehicles, with-
out reference to the stage of
manufactures, 1 cent per lb.
and ......... ...... ..... 30
Axles for raih\ a\' and tramway
cars, all other axles, anrl
parts thereof, n e.s., :-:30 per
ton, but not less than. . . . .. 35
Balances.. . .. ..... ...... 35
ßandsand Hoops,n.e.s.,\-alue'l
at 4 cent
or less per lb. . _ 3<1
but not less than :::<12 per ton
BanJs and Hoops, n.e.s.. I
valued at over 4c per Ib . 1:!4
Bars, Cro\\ bars, Ic per lb. ani 25
Ear Iron, rolle.1 or hamlllered,
comprising fiats, rouwls,
squares, and Lars and shapes
of rolled iron, n.e.s., ::'13
perton .................. _ .
Barbed Wire Fencing of iron
or steel. . . . . .1 t c'ents per Ih.
Bars or Steel Rails, weighing
not less than 25 lI.s. per
lineal yard, for use on rail-
way track. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Bars and Billets, n.o.p., valu-
ed at 4 cents or Ie!''' per Ib . SO
but not le!'>s than
12 per ton
Bars and Billets, n.e.s., valu- I
ed at o\'er,1 cents per lb... 12!
ßI'Ju",'" and S!:I.hs, \ alued at 4 I
,'ellt.. per [hS or less.. . .. . . .. 30
Ïlut Hut less than :::<12 per tOil
Bioolll'> and ::Habs, valued at I
0\ er 4 eents per lb. ., 124
Boiler, or other plate iron,
sheared or '1l1shearefl, skelp
iron sheared or rolled in
zrooves, ami sheet iron, com-
mOil or hlaek, not thinner
than 29 gaug-e, n.e.s., inclu-
ding nail plate of iron or
steel, 16 gauge and thicker,
;;:13 per ton. ...... . . . .
Boiler tuhes of \\ roug-ht iron or
steel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 13
:
s \
'
t
r
:ree I
or nut", and bolt ÙhUlks less I
than
thsof an inch in diam-
eter, I
cents per lb. and. .. 30
Brioi.ge,>, iron and structural
i"on works (prm ided the
lIut) shall not he Ie..,. than
3fi p.c.), I! cents per lb.. . '
IEd.lge Plate not le...s than
ths
of an inch thick, nor less
than 1:; mches wide when
imported h) manufacturers
of brill!!es for use exelusivelv
in the manufac. of brill!:\,es 12i
Cana1,\ plates. . . . . . ., . . . . . . .. l\!t
Cast Iron '-essels, Plates,
StO\ e Plates and Irons, Sad
Irons, Hatters' Irons, Tailors'
Irons and casting-,> of Iron
n. e. s. [prO\ ided the dut)'
shall not be less than 30 pc.]
::oW per ton. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
Casting-." othH, n. e. s........ 30
Chain rraces or parts harness 35
Chain", iron or steel. over 9-lü
1;1 c. ad !'al.
of an inch in diameter. .. .. 5
Chains, other, n,e.s. .. ..... 30
Clock Spri gs............... 10
Clock Springs andl .orset. Steels
to he fiat wire of steel of
Xo. 16 gnuge or thinner,
to be used in the manufac-
ture of crinoline and cor-
set ..,ire; steel of No. 20
g-auge and thinner, but not
thinner than Xo. 30 gauge,
to he used in the manufac-
ture of cor"et steels, clol.k
Spf'llgs and shue shanks,
when imported h
the manu-
facturers of sueh articles for
use in their faetories. . . . . . . Free
Corrug-ated Sheet h-on '" . . .. 30
Crowhal's, 1 cent per Ih. and.. 23
Crucihle ca"t !>teel wire, when
imported h
manufacturers
of wire ropes, piano,"" card
clothing and needles, for use
in the manufaeture of such
articles in their Own factor- I
ies .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Free
('rueible :;heet Steel, 11 to Hi
gauge, 2
to 18 in. wide,
whell imported hy manufac-
turers of mower and reaper
knh-es for the l11anufaeture
of such knh es in their 0\\ n
factories. . . .. ............. Free
Cuttings or clippings, wrought
Ì1'on or steel sheet or platp
as cut at the rolling- mills or
ship
-ard
, and fit on1\' fOl'
re-rolling' and to be used fOl'
sueh pm'poses only . . .. 30
Discs for Harro\\ s.. ...... _. :i5
Di..cs for hamess. . ' . . ... 35
En;.çines. Locomotive, which,
\\ ith its tendel', \\eighs 30
tons or 0\ er, !'hall pa
a dut)
of not Ie,>" than "'2,1/011. . . . . . .
Engines, Steam Engines, hoil-
ers and machinery, eomposed
wholly or in part of iron or
i>teel, n.e.s. . ............ 30
Fencing", Buckthorn and Strip,
iron or steel, U cellts per lb.
FelTo :'lIang-an ese, Ferro Sili-
con. Speigel, ðteel Bloom
ends, and crop elllis of steel
rails for the manufacture of
iron or steel.
per t()n ....
Files and Ra...ps.. ....3:;
Filps. ::::teel, for the manufac-
tine of, \\ hen imported hy
file manufaeturers for use
in their factories. . . . . . . _ . . . Free
Fi"h Plates, Raih\'a)' Fish
Plates. . . . . . ..
12 per ton.
Forging's of Ì1'on and steel, or
foi'ged iron of \\ hate\ el'
shape, or in \\ hate\ er stage
of manufacture, n.e.s., I!c.
per Ih., hut not le.,s than. . 35
Forgings for axles and car
spI'ings of aU kinds, :-:30
per ton, hut not less than 35
Forging'S for a'\.le" or springs
for <'arriages other than
raih\"l\\ and tramway \ehi-
oles, Ú:. fper lb. and.
. . . . . .. 30
Forg-ing->> of whate\'er shape or
in whate\'er ..tage of manu-
facture, n. e. s., It ets. per
Ih., hut not less than.. ..... 35
Forks, C3.."t iron, not handled
nor ground or other\\ ise fur-
ther' manufactured. . . . . . . .. 10
Furniture of all\' m..lterial. . .. 35
Garden Rakes, h\o allli threp-
pronged Forb of all hinds
and II\'e8...... ,;.c. each and 25
'I? c. ad val.
Hay Knives and four, fi\'e and
six I,ronged forks of all kinds
:-:2 per doz., and. . . . . . . . . . ..
o
Hinges and Hinge Blank,
Ie. per Ih. and. . . . . . . .. ...
5
Hollo\\ \\ are, tinned and glazed 35
Hollowware, enamelled. . . . .. 35
Horse Sho..s, and horse shoe
nails, Ii ct. per lb. but not
less than.. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 35
Hoop Iron, not exceeding
three-ei;:hths of an inch in
width ánd being Xo. 25
g'ange or thinner, used for
the man ufacture of tubular
rh ets.... _. . . . _ . . . __.. . . Free
Hoop, or band, or scroll, 01'
other iron. eight inches or
less in \\ idth, and not
thinner than
o. ::!o gauge
::'13 per ton.. . . . . .. . . .. .. "
Hoop, or band, or sCI"OII, or
other iron, eight inehes or
less in \\ idth, allli thinner
than Ko.
() gauge.. ... .... 1
!
Ingots Steel Co,..red In,yot..
Hom;ls ami Slab
, by \
hat:
e\ er process made, 'iillets
and Bars, Bands, Hoops,
Strips, and Sheets of all
b'l.tages and widths, all of
abm-e clMses of steel not
else\\ here PI'O\ ided for, \'alu-
ed at 4 cents or less per
pound, 30 per cent, ad \al., 30
but not less than "'12
per ton, excepl Ing-ots,
Co....ed llwots Rlooms and
SIa'"'';;; npon"' which the spe-
cific duty shall be not less
than:38 a ton. when of greater
value than 4 cts. per It .... I2!
Iron in slahs, blooms, loops,
puddled bars, or other forms
les8 finished than iron in
bars. and more advanced
than pig iron, e:\.cept f'ast-
ings. . . " .. ....:-:!) pel' ton.
h'on )Iasts for ships, or parts
of . . '. ............ Free
Iron or :;teel Beams, Sheets,
Plates, Angles and Knees,
for iron or composite ships
or vessels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Iron or Steel Rh ets, bolts \\ ith
or \\ it.hout threads or nuts,
or Bolt Blanks, less than
three-eig-hths of an inch in
diameter, ]
cts. per Ih. and 30
Iron, Wrought Iron or Steel
Kuts and "-ashers, Iron or
Steel Rh-ets, Bolts with or
\\ ithout threads, nut and
Bolt Blanks, T and Stmp
Hinges and Hinge Blanks,
n.e.s.. ..... .1c. per lb. and 25
Iron, all articles rated as iron
or manufacture of iron shall
be chargeable \\ ith t.he same
rate of flut
, if made of 8tee l ,
or of steel and iron com.
hined, unless othef\\ ise pro-
\irled for.
I\:nife Blades or Knife Blanks
in the rough, unhandled, for
use by electro-platel's.. ..... 10
Knives, Reapers and :'Ilo\\el's'
KnÌ\.es...... 35
Locks. . . . . . . . .. ............. 35
Locomotives and other Steam
Engines, Boilers and :\Ia-
chinery, composed \\ holly or
in part of iI'on or steel, not
elsewhere SIJecified, ;{II per
cent. ad \ al.; pl'O\ ided that
an) locomoti\ e which \\ ith
36
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[ 18fJ2.
:f1 c. ad ral' l
its tender weighs :JO tons or
over shall pa
duty of not
less than :'='
.OOO eaeh .......
LocOll1otÏ\-e ánd Car Wheel
Tires of Steel, in the rough. Free
Manufactured articles of iron
or steel which at the time of
their importation are of a
class or kind not manufac-
tured l1l Canada, imported
for use in the construction
:I
r
n.
.
I.
:
.
.
\'ree \
lIltn ufactu res, Articles, or
Wares not specially enumer-
ated or provided for, com.
posed wholly or in part of
iron or steel, and whether
partly or wholly manufact'd. 30
Iattocks, .. . . . .lc. per lb. and 25
Sails and Spikes, wroug-ht and
pressed, gah'anized or not,
Horseshoe Nails, Hob Nails
and Wire Nails, and all other
Wroug.ht Iron or Steel Nails,
n. e. s., and Horse. 1\Iule or
Ox Shoes, I! ct. per lb., but
not less than............... 35
Nails. cut Nails and Spikes of
iron or steel, lc. per Ib.. . . . .
Xail Rod
, Swedish rolled
iron, under! in. in diameter,
for the manufacture of horse
shoe nails........ .......... 20
Xail Plate, iron or steel, 16
g-augeand thicker,SI3perton
Nails, composition, spikes and
sheeting' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
X am' Plat
s, enamelled. . . . .. 35
Neerlles, steel, dz., Cylinder
Seedle", Hand Frame Need-
les and Latch
eedles .. ., . _ 30
Suts or Bolt Blanks, I .ss than
three-eighths of one inch in
diameter, l!cts. per lb., and 30
Nuts and washers, wrought
iron or steel, iron or steel
rÏ\'ets, bolts with or without
threads, nut and holt blanks,
T and strap hinges and
hing
blanks, n.e.s., Ie. per
lb., and.. ............ ...... 25
Ornament.ll Iron "'ork and
Wire Work................. 30
Other Steel, n.e.s. ........... SO
Other Iron, 8 inches or less in
width and thinner than No.
20 gange ............ ..... 12!
Picks, :\Iattof'ks, Hammers
weig-hing three pounds each
or O\'er,
Iedges, Track Tools,
". edgeS, or Crowbars of Iron
or Steel...... lc per lb. and 25
Pig Iron, Iron Kentledge and
Cast Scrap Iron, 84 per ton.
Pipes, cast iron, 812 per ton.
but not. less than. . . ., ..... 35
Planing
lills amI parts of in
an\ stage of manufacture... 35
Plates, for iron or composite
ships or ,'essels ......... _. . Free
Plates, iron 01' steel com hi ned,
and steel not specially
enumerated or provided for. 30
Plates, Scraper Plates. . . . . . .. 30
Plates eng"raved on steel. . . . .. 20
Plates, Steel Plates. not less
than 30 inches wide and not
less than! of an inch thick.. 12;
Plates, nail plate, 16 gauge
and thicker, :;rI3 per ton ...
Plates, east-iron plates, and
sto,-e plates,
16 per ton, but
not less than .............. 3U
Plate, Canada Plate.......... I2!
Plates, circular, iron or steel,
1'! c. ad val. I
not less than :10 in. wide and
not less than! in. t.hick. . . .. 30
Plates, Saw Plates, eut to shape
only, not otherwise man'f'd., Free
Plough Plate, mould boards,
an,1 land sides when cut w
shape from rolled sheets of
crucible steel but not mould-
ed, punched, polished or
otherwise manufactured and
b
ing' of a gre:lter value than
4c. a lb. . . . . . , . . . . .. ....,.. 12!
Port a b I e Steam Engines,
Threshers, Separators, Horse
Power, Saw Mills, Machin-
er.'-, and parts of.. . . _ , . . .. 35
Puddle Bltrs, ';:0 pel' ton. . . . . .
Pumps, Iron Pitchers, Cistern,
W I'll and Force Pumps .... 35
Ra.ilway Bars and Rails, iron
or steel, for railwa.ys and
tramways, of any form,
punched or not punched,
n.e.s., ::='6 per ton... .... .. "
Rail
, weighing not le'Ss than
25 lbs. per lineal -' ard, for
use in railway traeks,.. ... .Fre
Rails, crop ends of, for the
manuf're of steel,:-:
per ton.
Rivets, iron or steel, Bolt"
with 01' without threads, or
nut or bolt blanks less than
! of an inch in diameter,
l!c. per lb. and... . . . . . . . .. 30
Rivets, n.e.s., lc per lb. and.. 25
Rods, of steel rolled. under
half an inch in diameter, or
under half inch square, im-
ported b.\' knob or lock
manufacturers, or cutlel's,
for use e:\.clusi,'elv in such
manufacture in theIr own
factories. ................. Free
Rods, iron-i. 5-16,
, ! in dia-
meter, coppered ... . .. . . .. 30
Rods, Hound, galvanized .. . .. 30
Rolled iron tubes, not welded,
under U inch in diameter,
Ang'le Irõn, 9 and :0 gaug-e,
not 0"1'1' Ii inch wide, Iron
Tubing. lacquered or brass
co'ered, not 0"1'1' Ii inch
diameter, all of which are to
be cut to lengths for the
manufacture of bedsteads,
and to be userl for no other
purpose; when imported for
the manufacturers of iron
bedsteads, to he used for
these purposes only, in their
own factories ............. Free
Rope, Raw Hide, as Belting,
being so used .............. 25
Safes, doors for safes and
vaults, 'Scales, halances ami
weighing beams of iron or
steel ............. _ . . . . . _ .. 35
Saws of all kinrls ...... .. 35
Scrap iron, wroug-ht and scrap
steel, being waste or refuse
wrought iron or steel 'tnd
fit only to be remanufac-
tured, the same ha,-ing been
in actual use, not to include
cuttings or clippings which
can be used as iron or sreel
without re-manufacture, :;''2
per ton ...... . . . . . . . . . .
Scrap iron and scrap steel, old,
ami onl\" fit to be remanufaf"
tured, 'being part of or re-
co"ered from am vessel I
wrecked in water sllbject to
the jurisdiction of Canada.. Free
Screws, commonly called Wood
Screws.
:'jJJ c. ad val.
2 inches or 0\ 1'1' in length, 6
cents per i
..............
1 inch and less thaJl two
inches in len!{th, ðC. pel'lh.
Less than 1 inch, lIe per Ih.
Screws, iron, steel, brass, or
other metals, n.e.s.. .. .. . . .. 35-
Sc
.thes. . . . . . . . . ::,:2.40 per doz.
Sheet Iron, COlumon or bìaek,
not thinner than No. ;W
gauge, $13 per ton. . . . . . . . . .
Sheet Iron, galvanized, No. 20
gauge and thicker '" _ . 3()
Sheet Iron Signs, not framed.. 30
Sheet Iron, common or black,
smoothed or polished, and
coated or gah-anized, thinJler
than No. :::0 g-auge, Canalla
plates and plates of iron or
steel not less than 30 inches
wide, and not less than! of
an inch in thickness. . . . . . I
Sheet Iron, for iron or compo-
site ships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Sheet Iron, manufres of, n.e.s. 30
Sheets, Crucible Sheets, steel,
11 to 16 gauge,2! to 18 in(.hes
\\ ide, importe. I b.' manufac-
turers of mower and reaper
kni Yes for manufacture of
such knÏ\ es in their own fac-
tories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ Free
Sheets of not less than 11 or
more than 18 wire gaug-e and
('ostin
not less than :-:í5 per
t(on of 2240 lbs., when im-
ported by manufacturers of
shovels ami spad
s for use
exclusi,'eh- in such manufac-
ture in thèir own factories. . Free
Sheets of all gauge and widths,
n.e.s.. valued at 4 cents or
lessperlb..................3)
Imt not less than
I2 per ton.
Sheets of allijauge and ,,-idths,
n.e.s., ,'alued atoverk per lh 12i
Shops, horse, mule and ox
shoes, I! f'ents per Ih., but
not less than. .. . . .. .. . . . ... 35
Shovels and spades, 8hO\-el and
spade blanks, and iron 01'
steel cut to shape for same,
:5'1 per doz. and ...... ..... 25-
Slabs, iron in slabs,
9 p
r ton.
Skates, 20 cents per pa' rand.. 30
Skates, steel for, n,lu
d at 2
cents per lb. ami ov.r ,... .-Free
Sledges, 1 cent per lb. and.... 25
Springs, or parts of, for car-
riages other than railwa
' and
tramway vehicles, 1 cent per
lb. and... . . . .. .. . . . . ., .... 3(}
Springs, Car Springs, all kinds,
30 per ton, but not less than 35
Springs, all other, n. e. s.,
30
pel' ton, but not less thl\n .. 35-
S tel'l s, table and hutchers'
steels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... 3õ
Steel of No. 12 gauge and thin-
ner, but notthinllerth:lIl
o.
30 gauge, imported by manu.
facturers ot LuckIe clasps
and ice-cl'eepers. to be used
in the manufacture of such
artieles only in their own
factories ..............,... Free
Steel, manufactures of, or parts
of iron and parts steel, n.e.s. 30
Sto\ es. $lû per ton; hut not
less than ...... _... ..... 30
Stove Plates, $16 ptr ton, but
not less than.. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30
Swords. . . . . . . . . . .. . . , . . . " ,. 3(}
Vessels, cast iron, Hû per ton,
Lu
not less than .......... 30.
Wedges, 1 cent per lb., and... 2').
1892.J
CAN ADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
37
i) c. aa dt'l. I
c. ad vaL
Iron and manufaetures of, or I Ivory. manufactures of, n.e.s.... 20
part iron or part steel, n.e.s... 30 Ivory Yaccine Points.......... . Free
Strips costing 4c pd lb. or less. 30
but not Ilss thall, ::312 ton. Jack Screwsof everydescrip.
Stnps costing OVH 1c. per lb. 12! tiOll, n.e.s...... .. ... ........ 35
Strips speci"lly imported for I Jalap Root. . . . ... .. .. .. .. .. . . Free
the manufacture of buck- Jams, Jellies, and Preserves,
thorn and plain strip fencing I 5 cts. per Ib ..... ...........
for use in their facto
es.... Free Japanned and StanJI>ed Tinware,
Tacks, cut, brads or sprigs, not ò.:c. ... . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ .. . .. 35
exceeding 16 ounces to the Jerseys, ladies', 10 cts per lb.
thousand, 2 c('nts per 1,000. and . .. .................... 20
Tacks, cut, brads or sprigs, ex- Je\\ ellery and manufactures of
ceedin
16 ounces to the gold and sih-er.. . .. ......... 20
thousand. 2 cents per lb.... JewsHarps.............._..... 35
TI.aps.................... ... 30 Junk, old..... ................ Free
Tubing, wrought iron, on'l' 2 Jute and Jute Butts........... Free
inches diameter ... ... " 1;:; Jute, carpeting ormattingö::mats 25
Tubing, of lap-welded iron, Jute Cloth, as taken from the
threaded and coupled or not, loom, neither pressed, mangl-
one and one-quarter to two ed, calendered, nor in any \\ a
inches incl'lsive in rliameter, finished, and not less than 40
for useexclusn'el) in arresian inches wide, wh
n imported L)'
wells, petroleum pipe lines I manufact
ll"ers of jute hag-s for
and petroleum refinel ies oo .. 2fJ use in their 0\\ n factories .... Free
Tubes not welded nor more I Jute, coloured faLrics, part cot-
than Ii inch in dIameter of ton yams or other material,
rolled steel ...... .. __ _ . _ 15 except silk. n.e.s...... _. . .. .. 25
.rl.!bes or I,ipes, other wrought Jute, l!lanufac
lll"eS _of, n.e.s.... 20
Iron 6-10c. lb., and ......... 30 J ute I am, plam, d) ed or color-
\Vashers, n.e.s., lc lb. and. .. 25 ed, when imported by manu-
Pro,'ided that on all iron or I facturel's of carpets. rugs, mats.
steel Lars. roJs, sUip;" or jute \\ ebbing or cloth, for use
steel
heets of wll.lte' er in their owl. factories. . . . . . . . Free
shape, alii I on all iron or I
steel hal's of irregular shape Kainite, 01' German potash
or section, cold r"lIerl, cold salts for fertilizers. . . . . . . . . . . . Free
hammered 01' polished in an)' I lielp .. . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . .. Free
way, in addition to the Kerosene anJ Coal Oil fi>..tures
ordinary process of hot 1"011- or parts thereof. . . . . . . . _ . . . .. 30
ing or hammerin
, there Knives.o.H;terknh-es...........35
shall he pairl one-sixth of one r linitting :\Iachines ...... .... ... 30
ceut per ponnd in addition I linittin g Xeedles anrl
Iaehine
to the rate imposerl on the Needles. . . ... '" __. .... _ . ... 30
said material.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Kryoiite or Cryolite . . Free
Prodded, furthel-' that all
metal produced from irou or I Labels, for fruit, ,egetables,
its ore. which is cast and meat, fish, confectionery. and
malleable, of whate"er des- othel' goods, also tickets,
cription of form, \\ ithout re- postel's, ad \ ertising- l1i11s and
gard to the percentag-e of I ' foldel's, 15 cts. per lb. and .. .. 25
cad''>n contaiI.ed therein, Lac-D) e, crude, seed, Lutton,
whether produced hy cpmen- stick and shell. . . . . . .. _ . Free
tat ion or com erted cast, or Laces, boot, shoe ann stay ..... 30
made from iron or its ores hy Laces, bmids. fringes, emhroi.
the crucihle, Bessemer, pneu- deries, cords, tassels, and
matic, Thomas-Gilsl, christ- bracelets; braids, chains, or
bao;ic, :Siemens - :\Ial-tin, or cO/'ds of hair; lace collars and
open earth proces<;, or hy all similar g'oods, lace nets and
the equh-alent of either, or b.\ nettings of cotton, silk, linen
the combination of t\\ 0 or or other materials.. . . . . . . " 30
n10re ot the processes. or Lamb anrl Sheep Skins, tannerl
theil' equivalents, or by any or dre
sen, hut not colorerl,
fusi"l1 or other pl"Ocess which waxed 01' g-Iazed. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15
Pl'od 'Ices fr 'm iron or its ores Lamb and Sheep Skins dl'essed,
a metal either gran ulous or \, a:-..ed or g-Iazed. . . . . . . . . , . . .. 20
fihrous in structure \\ hieh is Lam)> Reflectors. . . . . . . . . ., . . . ., 30
ea-,;t and mallt'ahle, except Lamp Shades, made of paper. .. 35
what is kno" n a., malleable Lamp Wicks .. . .. ............. 30
iron casting, shall be cla<;sed Lamp Blaek anrl h 01")- Black.... 11)
allli denominaterl as steel; Lap Robes, rubber. . . . . . . .. .. . 35
Anrlln"o,'i(led, flll-ther, that al Lard, tried or t'endel'ed, the
art!de:< raten as iron or weig-ht of the I)ackag-e \\ hen
manufaC'tm'es of iron shall of tin to he in('luderl in the
be ('hargeahle with the same weight for rlut) ... .3c. per lb.
rate of duty if made of steel, Lard, untl'ied. the weight of the
or of steel and iron combin. packag-e when of tin to he in-
ed. unless othel'" ise special- cluded in the weight for dut).
I)" pro'ide.i for. 2c. per Ih .. . ..... .. ..
Iris, Orris R ,ot. . .. . .. . . .. . .. .. Free Larrl Oil.............. . .. ... 20
Ivory linh es a/Ill Folders and Lastin
s, mohair cloth, or other
fallcy mallufaetm-es . . . . .. ... 35 manufaetures of eloth when
h or." anrl h ory Xut", umuanu. impO/.ted L)- mllIlUfaeturers of
faetured and \'eneel'!", sa'''1 button'! for use in their 0\\ n
onl) .. ...................... Free factol'ie.. :uul \\ O\'en or made in
h or) ,- eneer, other............ 20 patterns of such size, shape or
ìiJ c. ad mi.
form, or cut in such manner as
to be fit for co\'ering buttons
exclush'elv . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ Free
La
-a. unmaÌmfaetured. . . . . . . . . Free
Lava, manufactures of fanc)'. . .. 3:>
Lead, bars, l1locks and sheets.
60 c-ts. per 100 Ibs. . . . . . . . . . . ..
Lead, old scrap and pig, 40 cts.
per 100 Ibs.. .. .. ... . . ........
Lead pipe anrl shot, I! cts. Pl'. Ib
Lead, Xitrate and Acetate of,
not ground .... . . . . . . . _ . . . . .. 5
Lead Pencils of all kinds. in wood
or other\\ ise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30
Lead, manufactures of, n.e.9. .oo 30
Leather (Belting') ami upper
leather, including- Kid, Lamb.
Sheep anrl Calf, tannerl hut
not waxed, dressed, or glazed. 1:5
Leather as above, lJUt dressed,
waxed 01" glazed . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Leather Belting... . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
Leather Board and Leatheroid,
3c. per Ib .. . . . . . . . . . . .. ..
Leather, CordO\ an, tanned from
horse hirle, and manufact's of. 25
eathel's, Glore, when impO/.ted
II)" g-Iove manufacturers fl)r
use in their factories in the
manufacture of g-Io\'es, "iz.,
kid, huck, deel', antelope and
water-hog', tannld or dressed,
coloured or uncoloured . . . . .. 10
Leather,
Ioroc('o Shins. tanned,
but not fUl"ther nmnufaet'd . .. ]5
Leather, other, and skins tanned,
not elsewhere speeified. .. ... .. 20
Leather, Patent. Japanned or
enamelled. . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... 25
Leather, !Sole. tanned, but roug-h
or undressed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1:5
Leather, Sole, ! cent per lb. and 15
Leathel', Sole, tanned, but rou
h
or undressed............. _. _. 15
Leeches . _ _ . Free
Lentils .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 20
Lime and Lemon juiee, n.e.s .. 20
Lime Juice, sweetened, and flnit
syrups, n.o.p.... AOc. per gal.
Lime Juice, containing not more
than twenty-five per cent. of
proof spirits, (jOc. per gal.;
\\ hen more than 25 per cent.,
;::2 pel' gal. .. _. _ ... . .. . .
LimeJuiceandother fn1Ìt juices,
n.o.p., non-alcoholic, and not
S\\ eetened. . . . . . . .10c. per g-al.
Lime.. . ... ................."... 20
I Limestone, waterorcpmentstone.
per ton of 13 cubic ftoo';;:l p. ton.
I Lime. Chloride of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Linen, rlamask. .............. 2
)
Linen Canvas, when to be lIsed
for boats and ships sails. . . . .. 5
Liquorice Paste. . . . ., 2c per lb.
Liquorice Root, not ground .... Free
LiquoI"Ïce, stick or roll, 3 ('ents
per Ih.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Litharge .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
I Lithographic: Presses ...... - - .. 10
Lithographic Stones,not eng-"-ed. 20
Litmus and all Lichens prep:u-ed
I and not prepared . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Lob
tel's, lH"esen ed .. .. .. .. .. ..
5
Lohsters. fre:5h. . . . . . . . . . . . '" 20
Locks, other, n.e.s . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3;;
Locomoth-es and Railwa,' Pas-
senger. Bagg-a!!e ami t'reight
Cars. bein
the propel-t.,. of
railway companies in the L.
.
running lIpon any line of roan
crossill
t.he frontiel' so long- as
Canadian locomoth'es ann ears
are admitted free under similar
cireum..tances into the r.s.,
under reg-ulations to he pl'e-
38
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1892
:tJ c. ad val
scrihed bJ the }lin. of Cu
toms.]<'ree
Lo('ust Beans and Locust Bean
leal, for the manufacture of
horse and cattle fo.::d... . . . . .. Frt.c
Logwood. Fustic, Oak and Oak
Bark, extracts of ..... .. .... . Free
Log\\ ood. ('ollJpoullll e:\.traet of _. 20
Lo
s and r'd unman. tim'r, n.e.s.Free
Mace and Nutmegs ...... 25
laccaroni and "ermiceIli, 2c. Ih.
:\Iachines, Dating .. . . . . . . . . . . .. 3r
:\Iachinery. n.e.s.... .. '" . .. .. .. 30
:\Iachinery \1 ining imported with-
in three rears after the passing"
of this Act and which is at the
time of its importation of a
class or kind not manufadu red
in Canada .................. Free
:\ladder and
Iunjeet. or Indian
:\Ia,lder, ground and prepared,
and all extracts of .... .. . . . . Free
}Iag-ic Lanterns and slides there-
for, philosophical. photo-
graphic. mathematical and
optical instruments. n.e.s .... 25
:\r a({llesia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 20
:\Ia
nesia Flnirl .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50
:\laIt. upon entry for Warehouse,
subject to Excise Regulations,
15 cents per bnsh. ..... ......
Malt. e>..tract of. (non-alcoholic)
for medical purposes. n.e.s.... 25
:\Ianganese, O>..ide of .. . . . . . . . . Free
:\lan
'les ...... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30
:\Ianill.l Hoorl-; . . . .. .. . . . . .. .. .. 20
:\laniIIa carpeting", st.ained paper. 35
}lanteJ
. Slate .... _ _ _ . . _ . . . . . .. 30
:\Ianures, GlHno, and other man-
lU'PS .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Free
:\lanuscripts . _. .............. . Free
:\Iap'>. Chal1;s and Globes. Geo-
graphical. Topographical, and
AstroJlolllical, n.e.s........... 20
:\Iarble Blocks, from the q narry,
in the r:Jugh. or sawn on two
sides 0111.\, and not specially
shapen, containing 15 cubic
feet ami o\'er .... _ . . . . . . . . . .. 10
Containinl! less than 15 eb. ft. 15
\larl.1e Blo('ks and Slabs. sawn
on m .re tlt.ln two sides ...... 25
:\larhle Siahs, sa\\ n on not more
than two si.les. . . . .. .. .. .. . . .. 15
-'larble, finished, and all manufs.
of.ll.e.s........_ ........ ..35
:\Iatehes. wa:\. or wood ..... . .. 25
:\Iattresses, hail', spring and ot.her 3:>
Mattin:,.:'. Cocoa.. . _ .. " .. .. .. 30
:\Ieat!.. - fresh or salted, n.e.!:'.,
3 ct". pcr Ih. ..... _. " " .. . . . .
:\Ieats. 1'I"Ìl.rl 01' Smoherl Meats,
pr<:sel \-ecl in any other way than
salted 01' pieklcd, n.e.s,; if im-
ported in tins the wel
ht to
iuclurle the wei
ht of the tin,
3c. per Ib . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
leat>,. extract of fiuid beef not
me.lieated. meat juiee.. . . . . .. 25
}Ieat.s. potted. "mixed anrllllade
up IIIto a pa
te," 3c p\:r It'.
Ieat Stuffer,;.. ... ... _. .... 30
}Ieat
, Pork in hrinel
. pel' lb.
}leats. pI'eparedlll..ats. sealerl or
unseale.l. in ean" 01' otherwbe
anrl other, lI.e.s. 3 r.ts_ pel' lb.
:\Iedals. g"old 01' sih'er . _ _. 20
}ledals, German or lIick I siher. 25
:\Ieda]s. !'I'as
. In'onze. or plaTed. 30
Iedicine!o, I'roprieblr)-. \ iz: all
tinctm'es. pills, powders,
t\'o('hes 01' lozen!:"es S)TUPS.
cordials, bitters. anodynes,
tonics, p]a
ters. liniments,
sah es. ointments. pa"te, drops,
watel's, essences. oils, and
1'1 c. ad val.
medicinal preparations or com-
positions recommended to the
publie under any general name
or titles as specifies for any dis-
eases or affections whatsoever,
human or animal, n.o.p., in
liquid forn
.. .. .. .. . . . ... .... 50
Merlieines, Patent. all other.n.e.s. 25
All me die ill a.l preparations,
whether chemieal or other-
wise, usually imported with
the name of the manfr., shall
ha\'e the true name of such
manfr., and the J-,Iace where
they are prepared, perman-
ently and leg-i hI) affixed
to each parcel. anrl allmedi-
cillal preparations inlp. with-
ont sueh names so affixed
shall he forfeited. Napkin Rings.... ... ... 30
l\Ieersehaum. cI'ude or raw.. _ . _ Free Naptha, wood naptha or wood
Menageries, hOl'seS, cattle, carri- alcohol, :::
.12k per imp. gals..
ag-es alld harnesses of. under Kaptha, n.e.s., Î!c per imp. g-al.
reg-ulations prescriLed bJ the
eed]<s. linittillg...... ... " 30
:\1inister of Ciistoms. . . . . . Free K ee.lles. Steel, all other .... . . .. 30
Mercury or quicksih'er. .. .. .... Free NewspapcI's or supplemental edi-
Ietal Composition, n.e.s.... . . .. 20 tlOn
or parts thereof, pal.tl
-
lIIetal, yellow metal iu bars, prillted and intended to be
bolts, and for sheathing.. . Free {'ompleted and puI.lished in
lIIica. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . .. .... 20 Canada . . . . .. . . . . ... 25
licroscopes ................ . 25 Newspapersand)lagazine"n.e.8 Fre
lIIilk food and other similar pre. Newspapers. }lagaÚne." ii bound 15
parations .... ........... _ . " 50 Nickel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Milk condensed, not sweetened. Nickel Anodes. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .. HI
and Coffee co nde n sed \\Ìth Nickel and Gennan Silver, nllnf.
Milk not sweetenerl. ........ 35 of, not plated.......... 25
Mill board, not stra\\ board. .... 10 if plated .................. 30
Mineral Waters. natural, not in Kitrate of Soda or Cul'ic Xitre.. Free
bottles.. .. .. .. . . .. . .... .. Free Nitrate of Lead...... .... _ _ _ . 5
Mineral Waters. n.e.s........... 20 I I Nitro-G]ycerine, 10c per II.. and 20
Mineral and Bituminous suh- Noils, being the short \\001
stances. n_e.s _ . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. 20 \\ hich falls from the comhs in
1ineral 80ap Stoek. 3c. per lb. worsted factories. . . . . . . . . . . Free
linemloK\- Speeimens " . . . . . .. Free NUl\1herin
Iachiues. not to be
Models (original) of 1m entions I classed with ptg. pre,<ses.to pa
- 30
and other Impron'ments in the Xuts, all kinds, n.e.s., :lc per Ih.
Arts: hut no article or articles Kutgalls ... . . . . . . . . . " ..... FI'ee
shall be deemed a model which I
can befitted for use _ . _ . . . . . . . Free Oakum - . - Free
Molasses and (or ..yrups n.o.p.. Oak Bal'k.. ...... ..... . Free
including-all tauk bottoms and) I Oat.s, 10 ets per hush .... .....
or tank washing"!". all cane Oat Flour .. _ . .. . . .. ., .. . . . . . .. 20
juice and (or conl'entmted I Oatmeal. ! ct. pel' Ih. .. . . . .
cane juice. and all beet-root . Oil. Aniline, crude ......... Free
juice aud) or cuncentrated- Oil, Coal. Illuminating Oils com-
beet-root juice, \\ hen imported posed wholl
' or in part of the
direct. \\ ith"ut transhipment. prod nets of petroleum, coal,
from the countr.\' of growth shale 01' lignite costing more
amI production. than "Oc. per. gal. _ _ _ . . . . . _.. 25
(a.) Testing by polariscope, Oil, Coal and l\erosene, di"Ullerl,
fm.ty degrees or 0\ er and purified or refineJ. Xaptha,
not over fifty-six degrees, Benzole, Petrolel\m II \Ill pl'O'
a specific dut)- of I
cts. ducts of eoal, shale, lignite,
per gallon.. .............. n.e.8.,.! ets. pel' Imp. !:"al. ...
(b) When testin!!" l<:"s than Oil, Carbolic, or heav.,- oil _ . .. 10
forty deglees, a specific Oil, f'astor ........ ..' . 20
duty of 1
ct,.;. I'<:r gallon. Oil. Cod Liver, mediC''1ted. .. 20
and in addition thereto! Oils. Coeoanl1t amI Palm, III their
of 1 ct. per gallon for each natnral state . - - FI'ee
degree 01' fractioll of a de- Oil, ('olza.. . . . . . . .. .. - 20
gree less than fm.ty degl"es Oil. Flax Seecl or Lin"eed, raw or
(l') Alld in a<l<lition to the boiled .......... -l{c. per 1".
fOl'egoillg rates. a still fm'- Oil, Hair. perfume,l 01' not.. 30
ther specific duty in all Oil, Lard oiL.... ...... .. . '. 20
casf'S of 2! cts. per j.!allllll 0 il s. Luhricat.illg. comI.osed
when not so impoI.ted di- wholly or in part of petroleum,
rect without tl"anshipment. I
osti!lg- less thall ;!tic. imp. gal.,
Mola"ses, gates..... _........... 30 lie. Imp. gal. ... --
Moss ke]a..d and other }Iosses, Oils. Lub1"Ïeatillg". all other". 25
and seawee,l, crude or in theil' Oils, Keatsfoot... . ..... 20
uatur.,1 state or clealled only..Free Oil, Olive and
ala(l 20
Moss, othel', n.e.s. ............. 20 I Oil, Sesame see.!. . 2()
Mou]dings. of \\ ood, plain.. . . . .. 25 Oil, Tallo\\ _ . . . . . . . . _ . 25
1tlou].lillgs of woorl, gil,lerl or Oil, all othel', n.e.s............ _ 20
otherwise fur. her manuf. than Oil C :ke and :\Iea], Cr.tton Seed
plain. _ _ _ ... . .. .. .. .. .... .. .. 30 Cake and -'leal, Palm Nut Cal,e
'IR c. ad val.
lIIowing
llIchines, 8elf-binrling
ha1"\-ester;;, harvesters without
binders, binding- attachments.
rt'apers, sulky and \\ alking
ploughs, and all other ag'ricul-
tUrill machilles and imp]e-
ments .... . . . . . . . . _ . , . . _ . . . .. 3{)
Muslin, plant bed muslin, lc per
square
-ard and ............ 15
Music, p1"Ìnted, hound or in
sheets, 10c per lb. .. ..
Ilusical Instrumellts, n,o.p. 25
)Iusk, in pods or in grains.... _ . Free
!II ustarct Cake. . . .. ............
O
Iustard. g-round, prepared, in-
cluding- French must'd not liq. 25
Mustard, French mustarrl.liquid,
as sauce, 40e per gal. and _ . .. 20
18!l2.]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CeSTO:
IS.
39
<t9 c. ad val. 'IjJ c. ad. val. I 't9 c. ad val
and :\Ieal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " .. Free DI'Y White .and Red Le
l, Pa\ ing blocks, made from slag: of 9
Oil Cloths for floor. 5 cts. per sq. Orano'e mmeral and Zmc blast furnac-e ..............._0
H) and...................... 20 ,\'hit; .................. 5 Peaches, n.o.p., the \\eight of
oii Cloth and Oiled Silk, cut or White Lead in Pulp, not the }\ackagetto be included in
shaped, 0 i 1 e d, enamelled, mi"o.:ed with oil ........ 5 I the \\ eight for duty. .lc. p. lb.
<;tamped, painted or pnnted, Dry, other, n.e.s .. . 20 Peach Trees ......... .3c. each.
India rubbered, flocked or Paints, ground or mhl'd in, or Pears, green fruit . ...... .... 20
eoated, n.e.s., 5c. sq.
d, and. 15 \\ ith, either japan, varnish, Pear Trees of all kinds. .3c. each.
Oil Cloth and Oiled Silk, in the lacquers, liquid dr
er
, collo- Peas, 10e per bush.
piece, cut or shaped, oiled. dion lIil finish or oil varni
h; Pead, mother of, n:>t manu-
enamelled, stamped, painted rough stuff and fillers, the factured ..... " ...Free
or printed, Inctia-rubbered, wetght of the package to be Pearl cal'd ea
es...... ........ .. 35
flocked or coated, n.o.p., 5 cts. included in the wei"ht for Peal'l Collar Buttons or Studs .. 2;-;
per sq. yd. and _., 15 dut
........ .5c per
lb. and 25 I Pearl, manufactures of, fancy.. i!5
Uiled paper.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35 Paintel's metal g-rainin". combs.. 35 Pelts, raw " ....... - . . . . . . . . . Free
Opium (crude), the \\ eight'to in- Pa!nt
rs p
llet. knhe
........ 35 I Penc!}", Lead, wood or other\\ ise 3
elude the weight of the 1ale Pamhng-s m 011 or " ater Colors, Pencils, slate ..... ... . . . .. .. 2;)
or co\ erin
........ >'1 per Ih. by artbts of well-kno\\ n merit, Penholders, \\ ood '. 25
Opium, prep,ued for bmokinll or copies of Old :\Ia
ters t>y Pens, steel, 30 p.c.; g-old.... . . . 20
;<;-; per 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . such arti8ts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free Pen racks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30
Opticalln<;trument8, n.e.s...... 25 I Painting>> in Oil or Water Colors. Perfumery, inclu<ling toilet prep-
Oranges and Lemons, in ho>..es of produetion of Canadian arti
t<;. Free arations (non-alcoholic), viz :-
capacit
not e-..ceedin ð 2! cb. Paintings, pl'ints, eng-\"ayings, Hair oils, tooth and other
ft., 25 c's_ per box. . .. .. . .. . . I dmwings an'" building plans.. 20 powder;;, and wa
hes, pOllla-
In half ho-..es, capacit)< I! cb. Palm Leaf, umnanufactured.. ., Free t.uu>> pa...tes and all other per-
ft, 13 ds. per box.. .... ...... Palm Le
f! when manuf., n.e.s. 20 I fumed. preparations us
d for
(n ca",es and all other package Pape}' \\ elg-hts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,. 30 I the haIl', mouth and skm.... 30
lU cts. per ch. ft. capacity. . Papel' Cutters & Printing- Pre
es 10 Perfumed Spirits in bottles or
(n hulk, t'l.GO per thousand. . . Paper Bags. plain, n.e.s..... .. .. 35 flasks not weighing more than
In barrels not e:-..ceediug in Paper Boxes, \\ ith chrolllos, but I t ounces . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . , . .. 50
cdp.1ci!
that of the 19(; Ibs. \\ ithout an
printed matter, 6 Perfumed :Spirits in bottles: fla
ks
fl011r hanel, 55 ets. per bbl. . . . I cts. per Ih. and ......,.. . ., 20 or other paekages, \\ elg-hmg:
Ores of metals, of alll-.inds .. .. Free I Paper Box..s. lahelled,empt.
, 15c I more than 4 oz.,:":!. 12t pel'i.I!.Òi: 40
lIrg-ans, Cabinet Reed Ol'g-ans, per lb. and..... _.. .... ., .... 25 I PersIs ore-..t. An'hill and Cudh'r.Fref
ha\ ing- not \\lore than t\\ 0 sets Paper, drawing, \IIounted, en a- Petroleum. (::'ee IHuminating-
of reeds, ea.C'h 810 and. . . . .. .. 15 melled or Parchment.. .. .... 35 Oil). , ..
Or,;ans, etc., ha,\Ìng' o\'er 2 and Paper Hang-ings, or 'Vall Paper, Pheasantsforimpro\"lu'tofstock.Free
not o\'er 4 sets of reeds, ea. :"15 in roll;;" on each roH of S yds Phea.sants, other......... ..... 20
1.n(1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15 and under. and so in propor- Philo!.ophical Instruments and
<<Irgans, etc., having O\'er 4 and tion for all gl'eater lengths: Apparatus, not manufa i tured
not o\'er Ii sets of reeds, ea. "'20 B row n Blanks anrl White m the Dominion, and \\ hen im-
and ..................... . .. 15 Blanks. printed or plain un- ported hy or for the use of ('01-
Ur
ans, etc., ha\ ing O\-er Ii sets grol1ndecl paper ..'..... 2c. leges ami s('hools, scientific and
of reed", each t'3u and....... 15 White Paper, Grounded Paperil literar.' soe:ieties............ . Free
Orj.:"ans, sets or palts of sets of andSatins,nothand-made.3c. Philosophical, Photographic,
I'eeds for Cahinet Orj!an. . .. 25 Single Print Bronzes and Col- Optical and
Iathematical In-
Or::ans, Pipe Organs. . . . .. .. ., 25 ore' I Bronzes.. " .. ..6 cents. stI'l1meTlt
and Appar.ltus, n.e.s. 25
Olnamentil of alaba.
ter spa I', Embo!.sed Bronzes. . . S eents. Phosphorus. ... ..... '" . Free
amher and t.erra cotta, 01' com- Colored Borders. nano\\, and Phosphor Bronze in blocks, bal"&,
}Josition." ...35 ColorerIBol"flers,wide,.6c.ts. sheet andwil'e. . 10
II...iel's .... .. ................Free Bronze Border!', narrow, and Photograph Albums... ........ 3j
OSIers and Willow Furniture.. .. 35 Bronze Border!>, \\ ide.. .14c. Photo gra ph er's albumenized
Osiers aUfI Willow Works, n.e.s. 25 Bmbo,.:<;ed Bordel's. ..... . 15c. I paper.. .......... .. .......... 25
Ottar of Rose!., and Oil of Roses.Free I .-\11 othel' P. H. or W. P . 3:> Photographic Dry Plates, 9c. sq.
Paper tiles, ('lips. .... . . . .. 35 ft.
Paper )Iache, manufaetUl'es of.. 35 Piano cover!', ruhher and cotton,
Paper of aH kinds, n.e,s . 25 n.e....., 5 cts. per 0,(1. )"d. and.. 15
Papel' kite", a
toys . 35 Piano stools ........ . . 35
Paper, ruled, oilerl or wa-..ed. .. 35 Pianofortes, square, wl,!èther
Pol.per, Tarred, !c per lb.. . _. ' round cornered or not, not over
Paper. t:nion Collar Clot.h,in rolls 7 octa\ es, $25 each and. . .. . .. 20
orsheets,not :.:-Iossed or finishei 20 Pianofortes, sCluare, all other, "30 20
Paper, t:nion Cloth, in roll<; or Pianofortes, upright, t'30 ea. and 2C
sheets, glossed or finished. . .. 25 I Pianofortes, concert, semi-eon-
Paper, filter paper, in !.heds. 25 .cert, or parlor grand,
50 each 2U
Paper, fl." paper. . . . .. 35 Planoforte<;, part!' of ... 25
Papt'r Letter;;" gumme(l, plain, Pickers, raw hide, for cotton
I or colore(l, in 1ulk ....' '." 35 I looms. . . - ......,... - .. .. .. .. 20
Paper Letters, g-uml11ed, put up Pickles in hottle, including- the
. in em elopes, \\ ith }Jrinte<l des- dut.\ on the hottles, each bottle
criptionsfor special a(hertising holding- less than one-half pint
purposes. signs or labels, 15 c. shaH he dutiable as containing
per lb. and ..... ... ........ 25 l one-half pint, holJing more
Pap,;r Sacks or ha:.:-s of all kind!', than one-half pint hut notmol'e
pnnted or not. . . 35 than one pilH shall be duti.lble
Paper waste or <;lippings . Free a
containing one pint, holding-
Paper, prt'''sed, m sheets.. _. . 35 more than one pint but not
Piper, Glazed, Plated, 'Iarhled, 1 more than one quart shall be
Enamelled Paper, and Card dutiahle as containing- one
Board, similarl
' finished, n.e.s. 35 quart ............ 40c. pt'r gal.
Payer manufactures of, includ- Pickles in jal''', bot.tles or ot.her
mg ruled and bordered papers, !.imilar \ essels, 40c. per
al. on
papeteries, bo:-..'d papers and the ascertained quantit
, the
em elopes and Blank Books.. 35 duty to include the duty on
Parasols. (
ee ClIlhrellas). the jar, bottles or other vessel,
Patten
,oflronorbra"!'........ :;0 40e.pergal .......... .....'
Pails, tubs, churns, bl'Ooms,
brushes and manufactm'd"s of
wood, lI.e.'S.. and wood pilIp.. 25
Pam ts and Col. ,rs, ultr,\ marine
blue, dQ' or in pulp, metallic
colors, \'iz: o-..ide,.: of cobalt,
7111C and tin, n.e.s.. ...... .... Free
Blue Llac'k, Chine!.e I,lue,
Prussian blue, raw Ululler,
cannine. jds, :-;atil1 and
Fine Cologne Lakes, Scar-
ìet, )Iaroou in pulp. \\ ashed
\\ hite . _ . . . . .. 20
In pulp, \.iz., c a 1 111 i n e,
eolo,me, al1(1 rose lakes,
!'cal'let and maroon, satin
ami fine washed white. ..
O
FiI'e-l'roof Paint. dry, ! c. per Ib
Grouud in oil or any other
liquid, aUfI all liquid pre-
pared or ready mi-..ed
l),lints. u.e.s . . . . ., 30
Ground in spirit;;, and all
bpirit \ arnishe
and lac-
quel"S ........::<1 per. g.d.
O-..idt's, ochres and ochre"
t'arths. fil'eproofs, umbers
and siennas, ",round or
unground, \\ashed or un-
\\ a",hed, calcined or raw.. 3u
Pari<; Grt'en, dry. _.......... 10
40
CAKADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1892.
111 c. ad Vc:l./ W c. ad val. {:J c. ad. 1!Ul.
Pickles, in bulk, in ,"inegar or Poultt'yand Game of all kinds... 20 Saddlery of every description
vinegar and mustard, 33c g'aL I Precious stones,' iz.,Agate, Ame- and Hardware... ... . ..... 35
III brine or salt, 25 cts. pel' gal. thyst, Aqua
Iarine, Blood Saffron Cake. . . " . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Free
Pictorial illustrations of insects, Stone, Carbuncle, Cats' Eyes. Saffron and Safflower, and ex-
&c., when importeel b} and for I Cameo, Coral, Comelian, Crys- traC't of . " . . Free
the use of colleges and schools, tal, Cr,\"solite, CI'osol'dolite. Em- Sag"o. . . "" . . . " . " " . " . . . . . . . . .. 20
scientific and literary Sl cie- emld, Gamet, Inta
dio, Inlaid Sago Flour, 2c per lb.
ties ........................ Free or Encrusted Stones. On} >.., Sails, fm' boats and ships, also
Picture Frames, as fUl'11iture .. 33 Opal, Pearl, Rub}, Sardon}"x, tellts and awnings. . . . . . . . . . .. 23
Picture Nails. . . . 35 I
apphire. Topaz and Turquoise Sal-Ammonia and Sal-Soda. ., Free
Pictul"t's, framec1.... 35 in the rough ................ Free Saleratus, or Bicarbonate.. . . . .. 20
Pillows and Bolsters. . . . . _ . . . . .. 35 Precious Stones, as abm'e, also Salt imported from the rnited
Pins, manufactured from wire of imitations, polished, but not Kingdom or any Britbh pos-
any metal . . . . . . .. 30 I setor otherwise luanf., n.e.s.... 1() sesslOlI, or imported for the
Pipe Clay unmanufactured "Free Precious Stones, othel', n.e.s.. 20 use of the sea or gulf fisheries,
Pitch, Burguud,\". . . . " . . . . . . . . . . Free I Printing pre
ses and p1"Ïnting' n e.s . . . . . . . . . " . . .. ......... Free
Pitch (pine).in packag"e Q of not machines, such onl) as are Salt, other than abm'e, in hulk,
less than 15 gal..... . . Free used in newspaper, book and 5c per 101.1 Ibs.. . . . . . . . . .. ...
Pitch (pine) other. . . . . . . 21; job printing offi.c'es; foldillg Salt.in hag-so bl,)8.,or other pkgs.,
Pitch coat, for roofing 10 machines and paper cutters ï
c per 1"0 Ibs. [Pckg-s. same
Pitch bone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 211 used in printillg and bookbind- duty as if imported empty.]..
Plaits, straw, Tuscan and g-rass..Free ing estahlishments.. .... . .. 10 Saltpetre,.. . . . .. .............. 2C
Planing'
Iills and parts of, ill any Prunella for boots allc1 shoes, and Salt Cake sulphateofsoda)crude.Free
stage of manufacture.. ... . 35 I cotton nettill;': for the linin" of Sand. . . . . " " ." "..".." " "" . Free
Inants, ,iz :-Frmt, shade, la\\ n I boots,
hoes and glm.es .... 10 Salld, COlOl-ed........ .. .. .. 20
and ornamental trees, shruhs I Pulp, mineral or wood. . . . . . .... 25 Sand Cloth. . . . .. .............. 30
and plants, n.e.s '" ........:W Pulp of grasses.. ..... . . . . . Free S
ud liron)or glol,ules for polish-
Plaster of Paris or Gypsum, Pumice or Pumice Stone, ground I in; gTanite.... . . . . .. ...."... 20
ground not (:aldned, 10C'. per or ung-round. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Free I l'anc1, Ulass, Flint J.nd Emery
100Ibs._........ ............ P'unps,iron,pitchel', spout, cis- Paper ............ . ..30
Plaster of Paris, calcined 01' tem, well and force pumps... 35 Satl'heb. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., J"
manufactured, 15c. per 1001bs. Pumps, Steam. . " " . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30 Sauces and Catsups in bottle,
or 65c. per barrel of not over Putty. ..... .. ...... .. . . .. 23 each bottle holeling' le.s than
3Golbs ...................... Putty, dry, for polishing gTanite 20 one-half pint shall be dutiable
Plasters, medicated, all kinds... 25 a;; containing one-half pint.
Plaits, Straw, Tuscan and Grass.Free Quills, in nat. state or unpl'd.Free holdin
more than one-half
Plated Ware and Gilt Ware, of all
uills, other.................... 20 pint liut not more than one
killds, whether plated whon) Quince Trees of all kinds.2!c. ea. pint shall be dutiable as con-
or in part, n.e.s... . .. ... 30 Quinine, sulphate of. in p..wder.Free taining one pmt, holding more
Platina, n.p.s.. .. .. . . . .. .. .. 20 I than one pint but not more
Plates, engraved on wood, steel Rags of cotton, linen, jute, than one quart
hall be dnti.
or other metal." . ". ........".:?O hemp and woollen, paper waste ahle as containing- one quad,
Playing- Cards,. . . .. 6c. per pack or clipping-so and waste of any 4 0 c. per gal. . . " ". .
Plum Tree
, of all kinds. .3c. ea. kind except mineral waste. . . . Free I"auces and Catsups in bulk,
Plumbago . .. " .. .. .. .. .. .." 15 Raihm) Rugs of all materials 30c. pel' gal. and . . .. 20
Plush,
ilk Ketting, used for except silk .......... . .. 25 8am'ag-e Casings, n.e.s..... . .... 2"
manuf:lC'ture of glm'es.. . .. ... 15 Raisins, lc. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 111 Samag-e SkinsorCasings not cl'd.Free
Plush, of cotton, colored.. .. .. .. 25 RaQvhenyand BlackberQ hu
hes, Saw dust, of the following
Plush, Silks, other.. .. .. .. .. ... 30 1c'. each ."............ " .. woods :- amaranth, cocohor:l.l,
Pocketbooks and PlU'ses.. . . .. ., 35 Rattans and reeds manf. or hoxwoo.i, cheny, chesnut, wal-
Pomades, French or fio\\ er odors, I partly manL ....... . ... 25 litH, gum wood, mil h o!:" a n.'" ,
preserved in fat or oil for the Rattans and I eeds in their natural pitch pine, rosewood, sandal
purpose of conserving the I state. . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . Free wood, sycamore, spanish ædar,
odors of fiowel's which do not Red Liquor for dyg. & calico ptg. Free oak, hickol'Y. whitewood, Afri-
bear the heat of distillat'on, Red and Yellow PI'llssiate of C:1I1 teak, hlack heart ebollY,
when imported in tins of not Pota
h ..... 10 lignum \"itre, red cedar, red-
less tban 10 l1,s. each. . . . . .. .. 15 Refrig'emtol"S.. .. .. . .. .. ..... 35 wond, satin wood, ,'hite ash,
Pomades, all others. . .. ...... 30 Renllet, ra\\, or prepared . . . . .. Free pel'simmon and dog-wood. . Free
Pop Corn, in cakes or balls. 35 Resin.in pkgs not less than 100 Scales, and Weig'hing Beams.. .. 55
Porcelain Ware. n.e.s ........." 30 Ihs... .. ....." -.. . Free I Scenery, Theatrieal and other. 20
Porcelain Shades.. ............. 30 ttesin, other, n.e.s.. __. .. .".." 20
chool Ink Wells .. . __.""... 30
Port a LIe mal'hines, portable Ribb.,ns of all kinds and ma- School hags, cotton ...... . . .. :
5
steam engines, threshel's and tel"ials ...................... 30 j Screws conul1only called wood
separators, hm'se powel's, port- Rice, uncleaned, unhulled or sC'rews.2 in. and m"er in length,
ahle sa\\ mills and fiouring paddy........._........ Iii 6cp..rlb..... .........."...
mills and parts thel'eof in any Rice, other l!c per lb. 1 in.and less than 2, 8c per lb.
stag-e of manufacture.. .. ... 35 Rice and Sago Flour, 2c per Ih. Less than 1 in., 11c per lb..
Por
ahle Saw
Ii,lls a
ù P
anin
Road Scrape
.. ....... ........
Screws of hrass, or other metals, _
mills, and parts thereof, III an} , Rope, Iron \\ Ire. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ". _;} n.e.s .................. ..... 3.)
stag-e of manufaetnre.. . .. . . .. 35 . Rope, or Cordage, l}c per lb. and 10 ;o;crew Jacks of e' ery rlescription 35
Potash, muriate and bichromate Roots, medicinal, viz: Aconite, ' Seeels - Beet, Cal'rot, Turnip.
of, crude. .. .. ., " .. .. .. . . Free Calumba, Ipecacuanha, Rlm- )fang-old, and :\Iu<;tarrl '. Free
Potash Chlorate of in crystals, barh, Sarsaparilla,
4uills, Seeds--Flower, gal'den. field and
when imported for manufac- Taraxicum and \'alerian .... Free other seeds for agricultural or
turing purposes onl
.. Free The
ame ground or powdered 20 other purpose
, when in bulk
Potash German
lineral.. .. .. .. Free Rose bushes, costing- 20c. and or larg'e parcels, n.o.p...... 10
Potash: red and yellow prussiate less .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3c. each. Th" same it.1 smal
parcels.. 2;;
of ..... ..."". . . . . . 10 Rotten Stone. . 20 Seeds-Aromatic, \\ hlC'h are not
Potatoes, sweet _. .. .. .. ... .".. 25 Ruling- Pens. ....."..........]0 edible and are in a crude state,
Pork, barrelled in hrine, ma.te Rye, (see gl'ain) 10 e. pel' hllQh. and not ad'"anced in ,alue or
from the sides of hea, y hogs I R
'e Flour, 50 c per bl)1. condition by gl"indlllg or refin-
af.er the hams and shoulders ing or h
any other proces,; of
al'e cut off, and containin
not Saccharine or am' product manufacture,Anise, Anise-star,
more than 16 pieces to the bar- I containing O\'er one-half of one Caraway, Cardamon, Corian-
reI of 200 Ibs weig-ht, l!c. p. lb. per cent thereof..
1O per lb. del', t'unllnin, Fennel and Fenu-
Potatoes, other,.. .15c. per bnsh. Saddlers' Soap ................ 30 gl'eek. . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . FJ'ee
41
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2.]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
'IiJ c. ad. val.
of 1;; per c. under proof as
follows, ,iz:-
Eth,-I alcohol or the suhstance
còmmonly known as alcohol,
h)drated oxide of ethyl, or
spirits of \\ ille; gin of all
kinds. n e.'!.; rum, whiskey,
and all spirituous or alcoholic
liquors, n.o.p. :t'"2.12
per gal.
Ann'l alcohol or fusil oil, or
alÌy substance kno" n as
potato spirit or potato oil,
"'
.1::!! per
al .... . .. . .. .. ..
Methyl alcohol, wood alcohol,
wood naphtha, pYl"Oxylic
spirit, or an)'su bstance known
as wood spirit or methylated
spirit; absilltht>, anack or
palm sph'it, brandy inclufling-
artificial brand, an.1 imita-
tions of braw!\-: cordials and
liquem's of alÌ kinds. n.e s. ;
mt>scal, pulque, rum shrub,
schit>dam and othe rs(.h napps;
tafia, angostlll"a, and similar
alcoholic bitters or 1 ever-
ages.. .. ..... "'::!.12t per gal.
Spirits and strong- waters of
an) kind mixed "ith any
ing-redient or mgredients
and being- or known or de-
signated as anod) nes, el:"irs,
essences, e"tracts, lotion!',
tinctures,or medicines, n.e.s.
2.12
per gal.'and..... . . .. .. 30
Alcoholic pel"fumes and per-
fumed spirits, ba)- rum, col-
ogne and lavender "aters,
hah', tooth ami skin washes
and other toilet prep . rations
containing spirits of all)
kind. "henin bottles or flasks
,w-ighing not more 4 oz. ea.. 50
When in hottles, flasks or
other packag-es \\ ei).:"hing-
more than 4 oz. ea..
2.12t
per gal. and.. . . . . . . . . . . .. 10
'"ermouth and ging-er \\ ine,
containing not mOl'e than 40
per cent. of proof spirits, 75e.
per g'al. ; if containing" more
than 40 per eent. .:-:2.12
per
gal.
In all cases where the strength
of any of the foregoing arti-
cles eannot he COl'recth' as-
certained hy the direct ap-
plication of the hydrometer,
it shall be ascertainerl In- the
distillation of a sample, '0\' in
such other manner as the
lil1ister of Customs may
direct.
Sponges. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Spools made "holl) of w00d use<l
in cotton machinen and other 25
Spur" anrl Stilts, used in thp
manufacture of e,ll'thenware. _ Free
Square Reeds and raw-hirle cen-
tl'es, textile leather 01' rubber
hearls, thumbs and tips, and
steel, iron, or nickel caps for
whip ends, when imported by
whip manufacturers for use in
the manufacture of whips in
their 0\\ n factories. . . . _ Free
Starch, inclu.ling farina, corn
starch or flour, and all prepar-
ations ha\ iJ1g the qualities of
starch, not sweetened 01' flavor.
ed, 2c. per lb.; sweetened or
flavored, the weight of the
package to he mcluded in the
weight for dut.r ... .4c. per Ib
8tereot) pes, see I-:Iectrot, pes.
Stones, Hurl', in blocks, rough or
'41l c. ad val.
Seeds, mixed, n.e.s......... _... 20
Seedling "tock for "rafting, ,iz. :
Plum, pear, peach and other
fruit trees. . . . . . . .... '" .... Free
Senna leaves ............ ., .. Free
Settlers' effects, viz.: Wearing
apparel, household furniture,
pI'ofessional books, implements
and tools of trade, occupation
or emplo)'ment which tÞe
settler has had in actual use
for at least six months hefore
rt>\llm.al to Canada; musical
instruments, domestic se\\ ing
machines, live stock, carts and
other ,'ehicles and ag\"Ícultural
implements in use b) the
settler for at least one year
before his removal to Canada;
not to include machinery, or
articles imported for use in
manufacturing establishment,
or for o;ale; provided that any
dutia10le article entered as
settlers' effects ma,' not he so
entered 'mless br'ought with
the settlt-r on his first arrÍ\'al,
and shall not he sold or other-
wise dio;posed of without pay-
ment of duty, untii after two
years' actual use in Canada;
PrO\ ided also that Ii ve stock
when imported into
lanitolJa
or the Xorth .West Territories
Ity intending settlel"S shall be
free until other" ise ordel'ed
by the Governor in Council.. . . Free
Sew i n
Iat'hines, whole, or
ht>ads or pal.ts of head a; of
Sewing
Iachines, :33 each, and 20
Shades, Glass and Porcelain, for
lamps and gaslights.. .. '" .. 30
Shades, imitation porcelain. . . .. ::0
Shawls and Travelling- Rug's of
all kinds and materials except
silk. . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. ........ 25
Shawls, silk.. .. " .. .. . . . . . . . . .. 30
Sheep, for illlprovementof stock Free
Sheep Skins, tanned only. _ . .. 15
Sheep Skins, dressed and \\axed,
or glazed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Shellae, white, for manufacturing
purposes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . Free
Shells of all kinds, unmanuf. . . . . Free
Shells, manufactured, fancy. . . .. 35
Shells,
Iarine, ground 01' bl'oken 20
Sheet
Iusic, lOco per lb. ... ....
Sheet h-on :-:i
ns, not framed. . 30
Ships ùuilt in a foreign country,
on application for Canadian
register, except machinery.... 10
Machine1'\' on same. . . . . . . . . .. 25
Shirts of cotton or linen,
1 per
doz. and . . ... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. 30
Shoemakers' Pitch and Wax.. 20
Shoe Lining-s. t\\ iJl",d cotton,
lc. per sq. yd. and. . . . . ., 15
Shoe Linings, colored jeanettes,
:! cts. per sq. yd. and. . . . . . _ .. 15
Show C..ses,
2 each and. . . . . .. 35
Show Cards, h'amed. _ . . . . . . . . .. 35
Silex or CQ stallized Quartz. _ . . Free
Silk Hosiery or Lace ........... 30
Silk, raw, or as reeled from the
cocoon, not being doubled,
t.wisted or ad,'anced in am'
way, silk COf'oons, and silk
waste. ._. __... ..... Free
Silk t\\ ist, se\\ iug and emhrOld-
ery silk.. .................... 25
Silk, in the gum or spnn, not
lIIore advanced than sin"les.
tram, and thrown org-anzine,
not coloured......... ....... 15
Silk Plush
etting, used for the
manufacture of gIO\'es.. .. . . .. 15
't! c. ad val.
Silk '"elvets and all manufac-
tm'es of silk or of which silk is
the component part of chief
value, not elsewhel'e specified,
except church vestments. . . ..
o
Sih'er Leaf. . .. .. . . . . .. . .. .. . . .. 30
Silver-plated Ware... .. .. .. .. .. 30
Slates, roofing', black or blue,
!jC ets. per square.. .. ... . .. .
Slates, for roofing,
reen and
other colors, when split or
dressed only, SI per square...
Slates. school and wl"Íting, lc. ea. 20
Slate }Iantels .. . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .. 30
Slate Pencils. . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. 2:>
Slates of ail kinds, and manufac-
tures of, lc. per sq. ft and... 25
Sledges, 1 ct. per lb. and. .. 25
Sleighs'. . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 311
Soapstone, foot wanners.. .. .... 30
Soap, cOIl'mon bl"O\\ nand )ellow,
not perfumed, I! cts per lb. ..
Soap, common soft and liquid,
not perf1lmed ............ . _ .. 20
Soap. Castile, Mottled or White,
and White Soap 2c. per lh.
Soap, perfumed or toilet, and
.. IVOl')"," the weight of the in-
side packages and wrappers to
be included in the weight for
duty, 10 cts. per lb. and...... 10
Soap. powders, pumice, silver
and mineral soaps, sapolio and
other like art.icles, weig-ht of
rack
e included in the \\ eight
for dut.v. . . . . . .. .3 cts. pedb.
Socks 01' Stockings of cotton,
wool, wOI'sted, the hair of the
alpaca goat or other like
animal, lOco per lb. and. _ . . .. 30
Soda Ash Caustic in ùrums;
silicate in en'stabl or in solu-
tion; biehrõmate nitrate or
cubic nitre, salsoda, sulphate
of soda, al'seniate, binal'selliate,
chloride and stannate of soda. Free
80.la, Bicarbonate of . . . . . . . _ . .. 20
Soda, sulphate of, n.e.s. _ 20
Solder. . . .. .. _.............. so
Soups. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Soy .............. lOc. per gal.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses. _ . .. 30
Spectacles, and Eye Glasses,
parts of, unfini<;hed.......... 25
Spelter in bloeks and pillS..... . Free
Spermaceti. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 2ù
Spices of all kinds, except Mace
and
utmegs, ullground...... 10
Spices, ground. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
Spices,
Iace and Nutmegs. . . . ..
5
Spirituous or alcoholic liquors
distilled from any material, or
containing, or compounded
from or \\ ith distilled spirits
of any kind and any mixture
thereof with water, for e"er)
gallon thereof of the strength
of proof, and when of a greater
streng th than that of proof at
the same rate on the increased
quantity that there would be
if the liquOl's were reduced to
the streng"th of proof. When
the liquOl'S are of less strength
than that of pl'Oof, the duty
shall be at the rate herein pro-
vided, but computed on a re-
duced quantit) of the liquors
in proportion to the lesser de-
gree of stren
th: provided,
however, that no reduction in
quantity shall ue computed or
made on any liquol's below the
strength of 15 per c., under
proof, but all such liquors shall
be computed as ef the sh'ength
42
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTO
IS.
[18f12.
pi. c. ,u/ ",d.
umnanufactl1l'edand not bounà
up or pl'epared for binding
into millstone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Stone, rough Free!òtone, Sand-
stone and all other building
stone, e"cept marble from the
quarry, not hammered or chis-
ellerl [13cuh. ft. to ton) xlprton
Stone, \Vaterlime or Cement
Stone, :=<1 per ton ............
Stone, rlressed, except marble
and all man. of stone n.e.s. . .. 30
Stone, Lithographic, not eng'\.ed 20
Stone, Flagstones, sawn or other-
\\ ise dresserl,
per ton... _ .,
Stone, Grindstones, 82 per ton. .
tra\\"anrl manufactm'e:sof, n.e.s. 2C
St.raw Boards in sheets or rolls,
plain or tan-erl, JOc per 100 Ibs.
Straw Boarrls, not mill ud.,n.e.s. 20
Smrar of )Iilk. ................ 20
Sug-al' of )Iilk Tablets, not fur-
ther sweetened. . . . . .... _ .. 20
Sl1
ar. g-lucose or grape s'1g"ar,
H cents per pound.
SUg".lr (cane) anrl beet-root sug-ar
not above fOUl.teen Dut.ch
Stanrlarrl in colour all SU<'.lr
:;weeping-s, all sug-al: dl":\inii
gs
01' pumpingsdl'ained in transit.
all melado an.1 or concentmted
mcIado, all molasses amI or
cOlJcentrated molasses K.E.S.,
all cane juice and or concen-
trated cane juice XE.S., all
heet \"Oot juice anrl or concen-
tl'ated beet-root juice X.E.S.,
all tallk bottoms,
.E.S., and
concrete, \\ hen not imported
direct \\ ithout transhipment
from the coulltr) of gTO\\ th and
pronuction, 5 per cent. ad val.
orem ; prO\ ided, ho\\ ever, that
in the case of cane sugar pro-
duced in the Ea<;t Indies and
impOl.ted therefrom via Hong-
Kong, such rate of 5 pel' cent.
ad I'alorem shall not be exacted
if tmnshipped at Hong Kong.
Sug-ar", ahO\ e nllnl ber fourteen
Dmch ::;tanrlard in colour, and
refined sugar of all kinds,
gra(les or standards, and all
sugar s
\"Ups del'ived fI'om re-
fi!led :suga.I's, a specific duty of
eIght-tenths of a cent per Ih.
ug-ar Canrl.', bro\\ n or white.
anrl Confectionery, inclUfling
sweetened ;,flllllS, canrlied peels,
condenserl milk when sweeten-
ed and condenserl coffee wfth
milk \\ hen sweetenerl.l!C' p Ih.& 35
lI;rar Bel't and Cane Seed ..... Free
Sulphate of tluinine (in powrler)Free
Sulphate of l\"On (Copperas) and
Sulp hate of Copper (Hille Vit-
riol) .. . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . , . . . Free
Sulph UI' in 1'011 or fiour _. , . , . . . Free
..,ulphuric Ether. . . . . .5c. per Ib_
Surg-ical allll Dental Instnuuentq
of all kinds .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 20
SUI'g-ical belts or trusses and
suspensory bandages of all
kinds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
S.' nIps-See
Iolassps.
Sugar, all cane, and, or beet root
su
:tr not ahO\'e number foUl'-
tcèn, Dntch Standard, in colour
all sugar sweepin/.{s, all sugal'
dmining"s or pumpin
s dmiued
in transit, all melaùo and, or
concentmted melado, all mo-
lasses and, or ('oncentmted
molasses, N.O.P.. all cane juice
ann, or concentrated cane
juk'e, X.O.P., all Leet root
1'1 c. ad val.
JUice, and (or concentrated
beet l'OOt juice, X'O.P., all tank
bottoms,
.O.P., and concrete,
when impol.ted rlirect without
transhipment from the countn.
of
rO\\th and production. . . . : Free
Tags, tin, fOl' pIng tobacco. . .. 25
Tagging, :\Ietal, plain, japanned
or coated, in coils, not o\'er I!
inches in \\ irlth, when imp. by
manufs. of Shoe and Corset
Laces, fOl' use in their factories Free
Tails, undressed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Tallow, Ic. per Ib .... ., .... ....
Tallow Oil. . . . . . ... ..... ... 25
Taper Holders for Christmas
Trees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30
Tape Measures.... _............ 35
Tapioca. . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . __. 20
Tara:-..icum Root. . . ." .. . . . Free
Tarpaulin, Cotton, plain or
coated with oil, paint, tar or
othpr composition............ 35
Tar (Pine), in packages of not
less than fifteen gallons each. . Free
Tarred Paper, i c. per lb........
Tassels. ...................... :iO
Teas, all kinds, imported from
other countries than the U.S. . Free
Tea, imported from the U.S. . . .. 10
Teasels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Telephones and Telegraph In-
stmments; telegmph, tele-
phone and electric light cables;
electric and galvanic batteries,
electdc motors and apparatus
for electric li
hts, inclnding-
incandescent. Ifght glohes and
insulatõrs of all kinds, n.e.s... 25
Telescopes..... .......... .....25
Tentsnmi Awning-s.. ........., 25
Terne Plate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12!
Terra J aponica, Gambier or
Cutch . . .. ................ Free
Thenuometers, glass only. . . . .. 20
Thermometers, glass, and wood,
or tin ... ................... 25
Thermometers, bronzed, hrass,
plated and marbled. . . . . .. . . .. 30
Terra Cotta panels, mouldings
and cornices................. 35
Terraline, Vases and Plaques ..!;5
Terra Alba. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20
Thimbles Brass and Steel. . . . . .. 30
Thread, Linen, n.e.s .. .. .... .. .. 20
Ticking, for tents, 2c. per sq. yd.
and.. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . " .. 15
Tin, in hlocks, pigs, bars & sheets.
and plates and tinfoil. . . . . . . . Free
Tin, Ct..' stals..... ............. 20
Tin Plates in sheets or strips, de-
corated . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
Tin Whisk Holdel's, lacquel'ed .. 25
Tinned hon Kettle Ears.. .. .. .. 30
Tinware stamped,japanned ware,
granite ware, enamellerl iron
\\ are and g-ah.anized i l"On ware. 85
Tinware, and manufactures of
tin, n.e.s .................... 25
Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes,
:;2 pel' lb. ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25
Tobacco manufactured and Snuff
1$5 cts. per lu. and .... . . .. . . .. 12!
TobaA:'co, cut. ..45c. per lb. and 12!
TobaC'co Pipes of all kinds,
pipe mounts, cigar and cigar-
ette holdel's anù cases for the
same .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ........ 85
Tools, mechanics' and e(lge tools,
n. e. s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 85
Towels of every description..... 25
Towel racks and rollers. . . . . . . .. 85
To) s, all kinds and materials '" 35
Tracing Cloth, 5c. pel' sq. yd and 15
Travellers' Baggage, under regul.
Of' r. orl. val.
ations to be Pl'escrihed by the
)linister of Customs. . . . . .. .. F, ee
Trees. Forest, for planting, im-
ported into
lanitobaor North-
)\' est 'l'efl"i+ol"J' .... . . . . . . . . . . Free
Treenails . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . Free
Tripoli.. ............. ........ 20
Trunks ........ . . . . . .. ....... 30
Trunk Trimmings of Tinned iron
o
Turmeric. . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Turpentine, raw or crude...... . Free
Turpentine,
pirits of.. " ....... 10
Turtles.. .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . Free
Type, rubber t
.pe..... :!5
Type, for printing. . . . . 20
T
pe Metal . . . . . , . . . . . . . 10
T) pe Writer. . . .. ...... . . " 30
Typewritel's, Tablets with move-
able fig-n!es. Geographif'al :\lap
and Musical Iustnm1ents, when
importerl hy and for the u!oe of
schools for the blind, and be-
ing and remaining the sole
propert
. of the gO\'f>rnin
hodies of said schools . . . Free
Ultramarine Blue. . . . . . . . . Free
Uml'I'ellas, Parasols ann Sun-
Shades of all kinds and ma-
terials ...................... 35
Umbrella and Parasol, steel amI
iron or brass ribs, runners,
rings, caps, notches, tin caps
and ferrules, for the u
e of
manufactm'ers of umhl'ellas... 20
Umhrella Rih", steel for, \\ hen
imported by manufal'turers of
umbrellas......." _ _.. ..Free
Umbrella, Parasol, and Sunshade
sticks or handles, n.e.s . . ,. 20
Unenumerated Artides ........ 20
Vaccine and Ivory Vac-
cine Points. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Free
Valerian Root. . . . . . . . . . " ..... Free
"arnishes, n.e.s., 20c. per gal.,
and ......................... 25
\T arnish, hlack and bright for shir
use. ................. ..... .I,'ref>
"arnish and ColoUl's ground in
spiI'its
l per gal.
Yaseline, and all similar prepara-
tions of petl'oleum for toilet,
medicinal or other purpo<;es,
in bulk, 4c. per lb. In hottles
or other packages, not o"er
1 lb. in weight each, 6 cts. p. Ib
Vases, glass, plain or fanc
' .... 20
"ases, China and Porcelain ao
Vases, Earthenware............ 35
Vegetahles, when fresh or dr,"
salted n.e.s., including S\\ eet
Potatoes anrl Yam,> .......... 2.>
Vegetables, Tomatoes, fre"h, :iù.'.
per bush. and.. ...... . . . 10
Vegetables, Tomatoes anrl other
\- egetahles, ineluding Corn aud
Baked Beans, in cans or othcl'
packages, weighing not o\"e1'
lIb., 2c. per can or package,
and 2c. aA:lditional per can or
package for each lb. or fraction
of a lb. O\'er 1 lb. in weight-
the weight of the cans 01' other
packages to be includ, d in the
weit.ht for dut\-.. . . . . . _ .
Yegetahles, OniOlis, set,.; for pIal: t-
ing. not fit for table use ..... 20
"eh-eteens, and Cotton Veh-et-;
and Cotton Plush .. . . . . . . ;W
\'eeners of "'ood, not over one-
sixteenth of an in. in thic-knes
. 10
Veneers of Wood, cut or sha\.ed
with knife. . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 25
Velocipedes.. ....... ... .. 30
Veneers, h.ory, 8a\\n only. . .... Free
1892.]
CANADIAN'TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
43
<j;! c. ud val.
\"eneel's, h'ory, other, n.e.s..... 20
Yents, Fireday Chimney Linings
not vitrified or
Iazed . . . . . . .. 20
Yerdigris or sub,ae'te cop'r (dry)Free
\" meg-ar, 15c per illl. gal.. . . . . . .
YiC'es .. . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35
Wagon and Cart Bushes..... 35
\\ all Uecorations, Lincrusta Wal-
ton. . . . . . .. .. .. . . .. . . . . .. .. .. 35
Walking Sticks and Canes of all
kinds, n.e.s . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . " 25
\Y ashing CQ stal . . " . . . . . . . . . " 20
\\. atches .................... . 25
Watch Ca..es .................. 3:)
Watch Cases Gold, composition
metal fur the manf. of filled.. 10
Watch I{e}s, of brass or steel... 30
Watch actions or mo\.ements .... 10
Water
Ieters.. ,.... . d..... __.. 30
Wax, Paraffine, Stearic, Add
and
tearine of all kinds, 3c.
per Ib _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wax Flowers. ................. 25
"'ax, manufactures of, other... 20
W ebhing elastic. . . " . . . . ...... .,. 25
Webbing, non-elastic..... ..... 2!)
Whale Bone, unmanufactured.. Free
Whale Bone, manuf'res of, n.e.s. 20
Wheat, 15c per hushel. . . . . . . . . .
Wheat Flour and
Ieal,í5cpr bbl.
Wheat or Grain \\ hen gro\\ n in
Canada is taken to the United
States to IJe ground and the
IJ1"orluce thereof in fiour and
meal returned to Canada, such
prorluce ma
he retul"llefl free
of Cuo;toms dut
" prO\ide I the
owner thereof resides near the
frontier, and mOl'e than fi\ e
miles from any Canadian gri
t
mill at which such \\ heat or
g-r"incould be !!rounrl, anrl that
he obsen es and complies \\ ith
the Rules of the Department. Free
Wheels, pm-ts of, Huhs& Spokes,
in the rough.,.,. _ ,_ .... ... 15
'Yheellarrows ann other like art. 311
Whips, of all kinds, except toy
whips, 50c. pel' doz., and .... 30
Whiting' or "hitenin
, g"ilrlers'
Whiting- and Paris \\ hite .... Free
White Shellac, fOl' mfg. purposes. Free
WillO\\ for hasket makers .. . . Free
Willon and Osier Works, n e.s.. 25
Winflow Curtain Poles. _.,..... 3:
'\1ndo\\ minf} Roller
,unfinished 30
Winrlo\\ Blind ltollel's, finished
or mounted. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35
Window Shafle Rollel's, finished,
IJlIt without the shade. . . . . . .. 35
The shades pay separately, 5c
per sq. yd. amI. .. ......... 15
Window Sharles, made of paper. 35
Wines of all kin,l,;, eM'ept
park-
ling wines, including orange,
lemon, strawlJel'Q, raspb-
erry. eldel' ami currant, con-
taining 2.; 0 or less of spirits
of sti'ength of pi oof importerl
in \\ oot! 01' bottles 2;;c pel' I. G. & 30
Willes fOl' e\ ery deg-ree ahO\ e 26
up t" 40 p. c., 3e more for each
rleg-ree of !-.trength :1IId . . 30
Champaglle anfl all othel'
park-
ling \\ ines, in hottles contain-
in
eadl not mOl'e than] (It.
and more than] pt.,
3.30
pel' dozen hGttles.... .... .. .
In hottles, eontaining not mOl'e
than a pint ami more than
one-half pint, :::1.6;, per doz.
In bottles, ('on
aining' one-half
pint each OJ' less,
tl' per doz.
In bottles. containinl{ more
than one qual.t each shall
:P c. ad val.
pay, in adnition to $3.30 per
doz., bottles, at the rate of
::;1.65 per gallon on the quan-
tityin exce
s of one quart
per bottle, the qu:u-ts and
pints in each case being- old
wine measm'e; in addition
to the ahO\'e specific dut),
there shall an ad raloreUi
duty of 30 per cent .. .. ..
Wire Cloth of brass or copper .. 20
Wire Cloth, iron or steel. 30
Wire, Iron or Steel. . . . . . . . . . ... 25
WiJe Fel'rules, ([ron, Steel or
Brass) ...................... 30
Wire phosphor, hronze blocks,
sheets and \\ ire. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. 10
'Vire, co\ ered \\ ith cotton, linen,
silk or othel' material. . . . . . . " 35
Wire Rigging for ships and ves-
sels ........................ Free
Wire, Barbed Wh'e Fencing, l!c
per It. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wire, Buckthorn and Strip Fen-
cing, 1
per lb...............
Wire, Brass and Copper Wire
twisterl, \\ hen imported by
mawlfacturers of boots and
shoes for use in their 0\\ n
factories _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .. .. Free
Wire of Iron or Steel, No. 13
and 14 g-aug-e, flattened and
corrugated, used \\ith the wire
g"l"ip mac'hine for the manufac-
ture of boots, shoes and leather
belting, imported by manufac-
turel's of such articles to be
used for these pm'poses onl.}" in
their own factories _..... ". Free
Wire Rods, Brass, Copper, h-on
or Sted, rolled round, under
an inch in diameter, when
imported by \\Ïre manufac-
turers making- wire for use
in their factories............ Free
Wh'e Nails, l!c per lb., but not
less than. . . . . . . . . '.... . .. 35
Wire, hrass rods cut to special
length. . . . . .. . . . , . .. . . . . . . . . .. 30
Wire Rope, of iron and steel,
n.o.p ... . . . .... .. .. . . .. .. .... 2fi
Wire Serew Hooks and Eyes.... 30
Wire, Platinum; retorts, pans,
eOllllensel's, tubing and pipe
made of platinum, importell hv
manuf[wturers of sulph uric acid
for use in the manf. 01' concen.
tration of sui ph uric acid.. .' .. Free
Wire \\ork, and manfs. of Wire,
n.e.s. . .. .. ... ... .. .. .... _. ... 30
Wood. Cord Wood............. 2()
Whoe Window Screens. _ . . . . . . .. 35
Wood Furniture, house, C'al,int't
or office, including bedsteads,
hair, spring- and other mat-
hesses, bolsters and piUows,
caskets and coffins, of any
material, and pieture frarues.. 35
Wood for fuel, Whcn imported
into
Ianitoba and the North-
West Territories ......... . .Free
Wooden Uallets. . . . . . . . . .. 1$5
Wood Pumps .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 35
""uod Pump!!, with iron hanrlles,
SlJout. etc . .. . . . . . .. 35
'Voorl, Hubs, Spokes, Felloes and
parts of Wheels, roug-h he\\ n or
sawn onlv.. ... . . . . . .. .. .. . ... 15
Wood, Felioe!; of IIiekory rongh
sawn t.. shape only or rough
sawn an(1 hent to shape not
planed smoothed or otherwise
manufaetured when imported
by man.lfacturers of carrial;\"e
and cart wheels to he used m
manufacture of such articles in
'11l c. ad val.
their 0\\ n factories onl) . . . . . . Free
Wood, Shingles.. ., .. .. .. .. .. to
Wood., P.Üls, Tubs and Churns
bruoms. brushes and manf. of. 25
Wood Pulp. .. .. ...... .... 25
Wood, manufactures of, n.e.s..
5
Wood, Lumherand Timbel', n.e.s. 2fl
Wood, Lumher and Timber,
planks and boards, Amar-
anth, Boxwood, Cocoa-boral,
Rosewood, Cherr) , \Valnut,
Chestnut, Gumwood, )laho-
gany, Pitch Pine, Redwood,
Sandalwood, Syeamore, o::ipan-
ish Cedar,Oak, Hickory, White-
wood, African Teak, Black
Heart, Ebon."-, Lignum\"Ïtæ,
Reel Cedar ,and Satin wood, and
White Ash, when not otherwise
man. than rough sawn or split;
and I1ickOl'Y Billets to he used
in th.. manufacture of Axe,
Hatchet. Hammer and other
tool handles, when specially
imported for such use; and the
wood of the Persimmon and
Dog\\ ood Tl.t es, when impOl.ted
in blocks for the manufacture
of Shuttle" ; and lIickor,}
Lumher sawn to shape for
spokes of wheel.;, but not fur-
thur manf.; and lIic.'kory
Spokes rough turned, I>ut not
tenon ted, mitred, throated,
faced, sbr.ed, cut to leng-th,
round tenonted or polished. .. rree
Wood, Logs, n.e.m. . . .. . . . . . . . . Fl'ce
Wool, ami hair of the Alpaca
Goat unmanufactured and
other likc animals. not further
prepared than washed, n.e.s.. Free
Wool and Woolen manf. of, com-
posed wholl)'ol"in part of Wool,
WOl'sted hair of Alpaca Goat
or other like animals. \ iz :
Blankets and Flannels of every
rlescription, Cloths, Doeskins,
Cassimel'es, Tweeds, Coatings,
Overcoatin
s, Felt Cloth of
evel"J description, n. e. s.
Horse Collar Cloth, Yam,
Knitting' Yam, Fill:!ering-
Yam, ',"OJ'steel Yarn, knitted
goods, \ iz. :-Shirts and Draw-
ers, and HosieQ., n.e.s, 10 cts.
per Ih. and . ... ........ 20
Wool and Woolens-Clothing.
(See Clothing-. read) -made)
Wool ami Woolens-All f.lhl"ic8
composed wholly or in l'al.t of
\"001, wOI'stefl, hair of Alpaca
Goat, or other like animals, not
otherwise provided for, co!.ting"
]0 cents per yd. alhl unller.., 22!
Costin!! o\'er Wc and unrler l-k. 25
Costin
14 ccnts and OHo'r . . . .. 27!
As regartl
items abm'e, the half-
penny stel"ling shall be com-
puted as the equi\alent of a
ccnt, and larg-cr sums in ster-
ling money shall be computed
at the same ratio....... ......
Wool, Class one, \ iz: Leicester,
CotS\\ old, Lincolnshire, South
Do\\ n com bing- wools, or wools
known as lustrt' wools. and
other like f'omhillg \' ools,
such as are \:"1'0\\ n in Canada,
3 cto;. per Ih. .......... . _ . . .
W001 Ho<;iery, 10 cts. per lb. and 20
Wool N oils, d ved or col. or not. . Free
WoolenShawis............ ....25
Woolen Socks and Stockings,
10 ets. per lb. anrl.. . . . . .. .. " 30
Woolen Imitation Sealskins, 10c.
per lb. and. . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . .. 20
44
CANADIAN TA.RIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1892.
c. ad val.
Woolen Netting, for the lining
of boots, shoes and gloves. . " 25
Woolen Waste, fit only for the
manufacture of paper.. . . . _ . . Free
'Voolen Waste, other, n.e.s...... 20
Blind Cords. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 30
Xyolite, or Celluloid, in sheets,
lumps or hlocks, n.e.s....... . Free
Ya r n s, Knitting, Cotton,
Hosiery Yarn, or other cotton
yarn \mrler No. 40, not
IJleached, d) ed or colored, 2c.
per lb. and. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 15
Yarns, Kniting Yarn, Hosiery
Yarn, bleached, dyed or cord,
3 cts. per lb. and.. . . . . . . . . . .. 15
Yarn, spun from the hair of the
Alpaca or Angora Goat, and
made of wool or worsted, when
genapped, dyed and finished,
and imported ùy the manufs.
of hraids, cords, tassels and
fI'inges, for use in their factories
in the manufacture of such
articles only ................ Free
Yarn, Fin!.:"ering and Knitting-
Yarn, "'001, and Worsted,
10 ct". per Ih. ami........ _... 20
Yams, Coir......... _ _........ Free
Yea.st Cakes, Compressed Yeast
and Baking Powders in pack-
c. ad. mi.
ages of one pound and o\'er
and not over fifty ponnds
weight. the \\eight of the pack-
age to he included in the \\ eig-ht
for duty.. . . . . .. 6 cts. per lb.
Yeast Cakes. Compressed Yeast
and Baking Powders in pack-
ag-es of less than one poun I in
weight, the weight of the pack-
ag-e to be included in the \\ eight
of duty.. ..... . ... .Be. per lb.
Yeast, Compressed in bulk or
mass of not less than fifty
pounds............ 4('. per lb.
Yellow :\letal, in Eolts, Bars and
for Sheathing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Zinc, Chloride, Salts and :sul-
phate of.. . . . . . . . .. ......... 5
Zinc, in blocks, pigs and Sheets. Free
Zinc, seamle<;s dra\\ n tubing-. . .. 10
Zinc, manufactures of, n.e.s..... t:J
Zinc, Dust..................... 20
Zinc, Salts of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5
All goods not enumerated as
charged \\ ith any dut) of Customs
and not der-lared free of dnt\-. shall
he charged ,,'ith a dnty of 20 pèr cent
ad valorel/l, when illlporte(1 into
Canada, or taken out of warehouse
for consnmption therein.
19 c. ad l' ,1.
On imported Indian Corn, to be
kiln-drierl and g-round into meal for
human food, or ,çround into meal
and kiln-rll'ied for such use, under
such re/,rulations as may be made by
the Governor in Council, there may
be allowed a draw-back of 90 per ct.
of the duty paid.
ARTICLES PROHIBITED.
Books, printed papers, drawings,
paintings, prints, photog-mphs or
repl'esentations of any kind of a
treasonable or seditious, or of an
immoral or indecent character.
Foreign reprints of British Copy-
rig-hted Works, copy righ ted in
Canada, and of Canadian Copyrighted
Works.
Coin, base or counterfeit.
Goods manufactnred or produced
wholly or in part hy pl"ison labor, or
which ha\'e been made within or in
connection with any prison, jail or
penitentiary.
Oleomargarine. Butrerine, or simi.
lar suhstallces for butter
EXCISE TARIFF, CANADA.
Spirits- I Tobacco, made from Canarliall leaf, per lb....... 0 05
When made from raw grain, per proof gall. . . .. $1 50 Canada Twist Tobacco, per Th . . . . _ . . - . - . . - . - 0 05
"-hen made from ma
',ed barley, .. . .... 1 52 Snuff, when C'ontaining not more than 40 per cent.
'Then made from molasses or other sweetened of moisture, or when cOlltaining O\-el' 40 per
matter, per proof gall. . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . 1 53 cent. of moisture and put up in packages of
Malt, per lb.................................... 0 02 less than:> lbs. each, per lb ..... .... .... .... 0 25
Malt liquor, when made in whole or part from any Snuff, moist when containing over 40 per cent. of
other substance than malt, per gall.......... 0 10 moisture and when in pkgesof 5lhs. and over,
Yinegar, per gall. . .. . .. .. .. __ .. . .. .. . . .. _ _ __ .. _ 0 04 per lb. . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. .. . ... .. .. I) IS
Tobacco, per lù .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . 0 25 Cigars, from foreign leaf, per :\1. . . .. ........... 6 00
Cigal'ettes, \yeighing not more than 3 lhs. per :\1., Cigars, from Canadian leaf, per :\1......... ..... 3 00
per thonsand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . .. . .. :;;:1 50 Cigal's, fl'om any leaf, when put up in pkges of
Cigarettes, weighing more than 3 lbs. per :\1., I less t.hau 10 each, per :\1. . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . j 00
per thousand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . 6 00 ,
VALUE OF FOREIGN
IOXIES FOR CUSTO.\IS PURPORES.
COUNTRY.
1II0S"KTARY UNIT.
lIIONET.\RY {;"NIT.
VALUE IN
CANADA.
Argentine Republic p
.,o ...... ........
Austria . . . . . . . . . .. Florin ..............
Belgium .......... Franc . ............
Bolida.... ........ Boliviano ....... ...
Brazil . . . . . . . . ..,
Ii 1 rds of 1000 reis. . .
Chili.. . . . . . . . . . . .. Peso................
Cuha. ............ Peso..... ...........
Ðemnal'k ......... Crown ..............
Ecuador .......... Sucre........... - . . .
Eg) pt. ............ Pound (100 piastres) .
France. . . . . . . . . . .. Franc...............
Gel"lllan Empire . .. l\r al'k. . . .. . . .' . . . . . . .
Greece .... . . .. . . . .. Drachlua............
Gllatamala .... .... Peso................
lIayti . .. . . .. . . . ... G0111"de .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hondura.s. _. ..... Peso................
India. . . . .. .' . . ", Rupee of 16 annas . . .
VALUE IN
CANADA.
$ c. mill'!.
0.96.5
0.34.5
.19.3
.69.R
.54.6
.91.2
.9'2.6
.268
_698
4.94.3
.19.3
.23.8
.19.3
.69.8
.96.5
.()9.8
.3:i.2
COUNTRY
1 taly . _ . . . . .. . .. . .. Lira .... _ ... .....
Japan ............ Yen, gold and sih'er {
Liberia. . . . Dollar. . . . . . .. .. . . . . . 1
:\Ie'dco . .. .: : : : : ::: Pollar..... .. ..... .
K ether lands ...... Florin...............
c;
:f.u
.::::::::
.
.::::::::::::::!
Peru.:....... ..... Sol..................'
Portu
al .. . . . . . . " )Iilreis of 1000 reis .. I
Russia... .. ...... Rouble of 100 copecks
Spain ............ Peseta of 100 centimes
Sweden ........... Crown ..............1
1 Switzerland ...... Fm,nc........... . . . .1
I Tl.ipoli............ :\Iahhab of 20 piastres
I Turkey. . . . . . . ., . . . ! Piastre . . . .. . . . . . . . . .1
r. S. Columhia.... Peso................
Yenezuela......... Bolivar...... .......1
I
:; c. mills.
.19,3
.99.7
.75.2
1.00
.';6
.40.2
.69.8
.26.8
.69.8
1.08
.55.8
.19.3
.26.8
.19.3
.62.9
.04.4
.698
-14
PLACFS. 'NA\lFS OF BA:<KS' I }IA
AGER OR AGE
r.
Alexaudl'ia . . .ILuiou. .. . _ .... J. R Proctor.
Alliston. O. . .. Hamilton .. . K. :\1. Lh in;.:stoue.
Almonte...... :\Iolllreal..... _. \V. B l;I"a\-deL
Amherst, N,S, I ':xO\'a Scotia... . , JOhn )IcIieeu:
.. Halifax Bk.Co... J. H. :\Iorrison.
Amherstb'rg- 0 Ontatio... ...... W. J. C. Hane
.
Annapolis. K.S No\"a Scotia.. 1-'. Kenued
.
" I t>nion B. of H. .. E. D. Arnaud
Autigonish. . \Ie\"l'haut
' H... C. E. Harris.
.. . Halifax Bk.C<>... J. :\1. Brough.
ArnpI'ior . . . .. Otta\\ a. . _ D. 1\1. Finnie.
AUt'ora. . . . . Outario . .. D. A. Haddiffe.
Aylmer, U.. . )Iolsons . . .. .. .. H. A. Ambridge.
.. .... Traders.. .. . _ .. F. J. Winlow.
An' .... Commerf'e...... .John Wyllie.
Bànie........ Toronto ........J. A. Stmth\.
.. . . .. .. Commerce..... H. H.
[on'is.
Barr'gton,X.S., Halifax Bk.Co... F. W. Homer.
BathUl"st.
.H.
Ierchanb;' H... n. A. Dudley.
Beauharnois.. .Jac. Cartier. .. II. Dorion.
Bedford, Q. . . . 1 E. 1'0\\ nships .. E. W. l\Iorg"au.
BelleyiIle. ....
Ierchants'.. .. W.
amilton.
" . .. :\Ioutreal .. . .. .. R. Ibchardsou.
" . . .. Commerce. . . . . . 'C. )1. Stork.
Berl
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.. .. . . . . .. Commerce. _ .. .. 1>. B. Dewar.
Berthier. Q. .. \ïlle )Iarie . .. _ A. Gariepy.
Bleuheim .... Commerce..... _ R. C. :\Iacphersou.
Boisse
.ain,
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Ol.n Bk oOIan.. Wm., C?w
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{ mon. '. . _ . . .. F_ W. S CriSpo.
Bowlllam ille. 'IOnta,'io ........ (;eorge :\lcGiIl.
.. Standard. W. J. Jones.
Bradford. .. . Stau(lard....... T. De,,"!'on.
Brampton . \
Iel'chants'.. W. A. BeHhouse.
.. .. .. Dominion..... W. W. Xatio!i.
BrallClon, )1. .. :\Ierchants' . _ _ E. H. Phillips.
.. _ \ BankB.X.A.. R. Butt.
o. . .. Imperial ., ... I A. Jukes.
Bl"autford . B. N. America. .. Ale>... Rohertson.
. . ..
Iontreal. .... F. J. Hunter.
. . . . \ Commerce. . . . .. .J effcQ. Hale.
.. ., . 'l:-5taurlard. .. .. .. C. Cook.
H"irlget'n,
.8. Xm"a Scotia.. W. Cald\\eIl.
BI'
lgew'r. K.S
[c"chants' II . .. W. F. :\liteheI1.
.. HalifaJ\. Bk.Co.. (;eo. A. Thombon.
Bdghton _ . . .. standard... _ :So H. Gearing.
BroekyiIle . . .. )[outt.eal..... X eil :\[eLean.
.. . . . .1 Moisous .. . . .. .. A. H. Brodrick.
.. I 1"ol"Onto . .. . ... T. F. How.
Brusseb.... .. ,-;taudarn..... .. G. P. Scholfield.
CalgmT. Alh.. Imperial....... S. Barher.
.. :\lontreal. .. . . I A. D. Braithwaite.
.. .. :\[olsons..... .. G. C. :\1eGregor.
CampbeUford . Stanùard. . . _ . E. A. Bog.
Camphellton.. XO\ a Scotia. .
F. W. Daniel.
Cann!n:.\"ton... StaI
(lard..... 'I.Joh,
1I0u,ton.
Call1llug, N.S.IHahfaxBk.c<>... F. W. Bornen.
Carb
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Carleton Place. Ott-iwa. ...... .. ,J. A. Bang-s.
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.uga... ... 'ICommerce. .... W. C. T.
Iorson.
Charlottetown :\ItmcIIT's.I'EI... Wm. }[cLean.
Iß!\fL> THEIR BR/lNfJflEcS
I PL-\CES. IXA}lt.S OF BASKS. \I\:<
GER OR AGEXT.
Charl
tetown l
lerChants'I.I.... F. I
. Al"Ilaud.
Bank of N.
. .. D. C. Chalmers.
Chatham, O. _ . I commerce. . .. .. J. E. Thomas.
.. _' "
Ie,"Chants'.... A. St. L. :\1ackimosh.
.. . ..
Iontreal_.. An:.\"us Kirkland
.. . . ï Standard. . ... -. R. X. Rog-ers.
Chatham, N.R, .\Iontreal.. ... .. F. E. Wiuslow.
.. '
o\a Scotia.... F. R. )Iol"l"i
on.
'Chesley, O....!Hamilton. .. .J. H. :stuart.
IClint.on..... .. :
.Iolsons .. :. . .. H. C. B
ewer.
Coabcook. . . .. E. To\\ nsh,ps. B. Austill.
I" I Du Pellple. . . . .. .J. B. Gendreau.
I Cobourg .. .. _. !DCiluinion.. - E. H. Osler.
.. ...... To,.onto.... _ T. A. Bird.
Colhorne. . . . ..
tandard....... C. Larke.
Colling\\ ood . . I commerce. . . . .. James BQ don.
I I ., .. Toronto...... W. A. Copeland.
I COrn\\all.... "I:\[ont
eal ....... R. l\lackenzie.
.. ..... Ontano ...... _\. Denny.
Cowans\ iIle... E. Townships. .. .1. :\Iackinnon.
Digh.'. X.S... IXova Scotia.. .. Hel"l'e,.t Green.
Dorchester,XB :\Ie,'chants' . - .. F. :\IcDoug-all.
[Jra.l ton. . . . _ . I Traders ...... .. H. A. )lallor.r.
I Drum'ndv'leQ. Jacq. Cartier.... .J. E. Girouard.
Dundas. . . . . .. Commerce. . . .J. W. Holmested.
Dunm iIle... . . I !
ommerce. . .. R ç; W. Con 011) .
DUI'ham . . . . .. !5tandard. . . _ . .. .J. l..elh-.
Edmonton,Alh Imperial.. . .. . .. 'G. R.
'. Kirkpatrick.
Edlllundston _ _ Peopl's,IIalif'x.. Jean Taché.
Elmim Traders" . . .. L. P. SIl\ del'.
Essex. .. ... Imperial.. . C. Whitè.
EJ\.etel'........ :\Ioisons........ X. D. Hurdon.
Farnham..... St. H
aeinthe... :J. E. CampheJl.
Fe'.g.us..... .. , Imperial .. .... W. A. Weir.
Forest".. . .. ..
tandar,l. .. .. .. \Y. C. Bod).
I-:ort \\ï
liam.. Com Bk
Dlan.. A. H. Dif'kell
.
I- rasen Ille, Q. .Jac. Carbe'.... .. .J. F. Pellant.
Frederict, N. B. 'I'EOPLE'tj .. .... J. W. Spurden.
.. I H. X. _\merica. .. R. IJlg-lis.
.. No\a Scotia. "J. Pitblado.
:\lerchants' II... W. H. Raeey.
Galt.... .., . Commerce..... T. A. Stephen.
II .. .. hnperial ....... .John Ca\ ers.
.. . .. . I :\le'"Chants'.... G Y. J G,'eeuhill.
Gall'Uloque ... .. :\[erch:mts.... F. Jenllnett.
II .. . .. Toronto........ J. P,'ingle.
Gaspe Basin.. La Banq.Nat.. ...J Le Rout iIlie,'.
Georgetowu. .. Hamilton .. H. :\1. Watson_
Glencoe. ..... . , Traders . . . . .. . II. V.
1itchell.
Gud
ich . .. .. '!ontreal ..... .. Geo. D
lIl.lIl1o"d.
II . . . .. Commerce '" It. S. \\ Ilham.,.
Granby. Q.... E. To\\n. Bk.... E. N. Robinson.
\ GUeIPh ....... Vominion... . A. A. Fitzge,'ald.
I" :\[ont,'eal .. . . . .. J. H. Finla).
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'lIaiifax, N.S.. IhLIY_H B. Co.. W. L. PItcaithly.
1 \ .. . No\ A SCOTIA... Thomas F\ ..he.
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ION HALIY'X.. Eo L. Thorne.
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Ilcan.
. I EOI Lt. S ....... .John KIII
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I ..IN. End Branch. ,T. J. Cochrau.
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BANKR IN CANADA, W!Tn THEIR BRANCIIEfI., J<TC.
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LACt:S. I XUIES Of" B\YKS., \L\XAGt:R OR AGEXT. I PLACKS. Ix.un;", nt' ß.\XKS. \HSAGJ<;R OR AGKST.
Halifax, N.S.. :\Iontreal........ F. M. Cotton. Monu'eal .... ïLa BanI}. Kat.... A. Bnmet.
.. " B. X. _\merica. . A. E. Ellis. I ...... Merchants', H... E. L. I'ea!'e.
Han
lton.... . I IJA
ILTOX ...... 'I'J. TUl"llbu!1. ...... do. K Dame St. E. A.
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.. ., " * :\[el'chants'.. .. J. Pottenger. :\[o)"(len,
I . .. Com Rk of)[an.. C R. Dunsford.
.. . . . . I Traders. .. . . . . .. Stuart Strathy. :\Ionishurg. . - ,:\lolso!1s . ' . . - . . . J L. W. Howard.
.. . Commerce..... Wm. Roberts. :\lount Forest. 'Ontal"lo.... .. H. J. He,\.at.
.: .. ..\
Iolsolis .. . C. W. Clinch. Kaliaimo,B.C. 'Th'itish Colum.. G. Williams.
Harrlston .... Standard -- ., .J. E. Gray. 'IKap
.nee . . . . . . .. . : V :\ 0 1 1) e 1 r ) ' n ch l ' O a , n 1. t . s . ' . . . . . . . . :
. ' H S' . lIi B t '
. J ' rles.
_Hochelaga, Q. I nile :\Iarie. ... . Geo. Dastons. J
n
Hull, Q.. . . , ''ille
Iarie.... .. A. de :\[artig-n
. Nal)ierville . ..[Bk.DeSt.Jean... :\1. Catuda1.
Huntingdon,<l E. Townships... W. H. Roùillson. I
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Union .:.;.... Tho
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1cCaffr.r, Act.
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.. .. .... Imperial....... .J A Hichardson.
ewcastle .. . . ,'tandard.... .J. 1\. Allen.
Iroquois.. .... Cnion Bank... .. E. W. Hourillot. I Ne\\"cast1e,
B XO\ a
cotia.. . F. H.
[ol"rison.
Janis...... Commerce..... .'W. C. T. :\[orson. I .. :\lerchants' H.. John :\1cl\ane.
.Joliette....... D'Hochela
a.... ,J. H. Ostigr,,'. Kcw Hamb"'g.,Western .. '" I T. D. _\llin.
Kamloops,ß.C. BritishColum... C. R. :
;]ate".
.Wnlllstr,BC BkB.Columbia.. J. H. Fishel'.
I\eewatin, 0.. (Ittawa.........' J. H. :'.Ionk. I" :\lontrea1. . .. G. II. B,) mner.
Kent\-iIle, N.::!. XO\'a Scotia.... ,L. D. \'. Chi; man. Xewmarket. ., Ontario......... J. E. Souch.
Kincardine.... 1 :\Ie'.chants'.... H. h'"in.
iagara Falls. Impel"ial........ .J. A. Lang-muir.
liing
ton. .... '. :\I
,"Chant
'. . . j G. E. Hag
le. r-iicolet. (
l1e.. Yille )[arie..... C. A. Syh e
tre.
. .. " ß. X. Amer,ca... G. A. Rolnnson. S.Sydney, C.B Peopl's Halif'x.. W. H. (
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'ston,X B. :\lerchants' H. .. I'J. II. Abbott. j ()ran;;;dlle. .. C H 'o a l ) ' I I I I , .l l l t e o r r c l e . . ., .. ' 1{ \' . ' T " . -' II I a tu 11 t 'l h . \ en.
Lachute?
ue. \ïlle )Ial'
e.. .. . . ,II. Frost.
Laur'enhdes, Q Jac. t;artIe'.... ...,A. ßo
'er. ,O,'illia... Dominion.... H.
.
cadding-.
Leamington.. Traders....... . Jas. Watson. I" ....... T,'aders ........ E. W. Strath\.
Lethb'dg-c, Alb Lnion . ......... F. R. Godwin. IOshawa ...... WESTERX . T. II. )1C':\IiIl;ll1.
Lindsay. . . . .. Untario. .......1 E. Flood. "Dominion.. ... It. Ito!'s.
" ...... :\[ontreal.. .. .. ,A. F. D. '[acGachen. 'Ottawa....... OTT.nH ........ GeorKe Burn.
.. .. .. Dominion. .... .. T. ß. Dean. .. B.
. America.. D. f{ohe,.tson.
Li.,towel, Onto Hamilton....... O. S. Clarke. .... :\[ontreal . ...... F. Gund,")".
J .h'el"))ool,X.S, XO\ a Scotia.. _, Wm. Haliburton. .. Commerce .... Robt. Gill.
Lockport, N.S. Halifax Bk.Co... E. A. Capstick. .. " .. ûntal'io ........ A. Simpson.
London ....... U. K. Amel"ica... D. Cumbe,'land. 1* .\Ierchants' ... \\". L. )Iarler.
" ...... :\[erchants'.... W. F. Harpel'. ...... Quebec........ H. Y. Noel.
. ... ,)[ontreal........ W. J. Anrlel'son. .. " .. La Banq. Nat. .. P. J. ßazin.
.. .... Commerce.. ., H. A. Xie-hol"on. ...... Lnion.... .. .. .. ')1. A. Anderson.
...... :\Iolsons ...... P. W. D. Brodl"ick. 'Owen Sound. Merchants'.....J. C. Patersoll.
. . " .. Toronto.... .. .. W. R. WadswOl.th. I .. H:unilton H. H. O'HeiIl\".
1..0ndond'y N.S :\Ierc'hallts',II. . E. Walsh. .... :\[olsons .. .. .. .. L. F. Tate. .
LOlliseville, (
''ille :\1arie.. O. LacoursiÜe. uxfo,'d, N. S _ Kova Scotia .. ,G.
. :\loOl'e.
Lucknow. .. _ _ Hamilton ...... J. C. Blown. II Paislev. ...... \\" e!'tem. . . . . . . . 'F. Biette, Act.
Lunenb'g,X.S.,)[er
h!Ults' H. .. R. S. CUl"l"ie. ,! paris:........ B. N. America... ,J. CI'all. .
.. Halifax Uk. Co. .. D. J. Forhes. .. ....... . Comme"ce ..... R. C. Jellmng-s.
.. Peopl's,Halif'J\... U. K. C. Hawkins. Pa,'kdale ... .. Standard..... .J. :\J:Jrtin.
:\Iaholle Ba
'..1 Peopl's,Halif'x.. H. A. Bailey, Act. I Parkhill.... .. CorlllnerC'e ..... J. :\1. Duff.
.\laitland, XS. -'[el"Chants' H. .. G. H. Dalziel. l'arr81>0ro' . . .. Hqlifax Bk.Co. A. S. To" nsend
)Iarkham ....
tanrlard....... F. A Reesor. P'net'ng'shene,Westerll.. ..'F. H. Holland.
'Il'afOl'd. . . . .. :\[olsons .. . . . . .. D. A. Ferguson. Perth. . " :\Ierchants' . . .. C. G. :\lorgan.
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'Tick\ iIle .. I.-pion. ,Ag'ency of I'mith's Falls ll " .. . . . . . . ,)[ontreal . . . . . .. R. J D.l UIIIIIIOlld.
)[llllalld.. .. . \\ estem.. .. .. F. H. Holland. Pembroke... Quebec.... T. F. (0"\.
)IiItC'1I ....... Hamilton....... Joshua Buttedield. .. .. Ottawa ... .... lIee-tor Frascl'.
-'Iilllledosa . .. Com.Bk oUlan.. C. F. L:r:mt, Act. Peterborough. Toronto.. .. .. .. .J. L. Gower.
:\1itchell.. :\Iel'chants'.. .. . 'v. B. Wate,'lm,")", Act. II .. I
[ontreal . . ... ...F: J. J ewis.
)["ncton ..... )Iont'.pal....... A. H. Ueddome. .. IColillue,'ce ..... \\. )[anson.
.. . . .. XO\ a Scotia.... fieo. W Daniel. "jOntm'io ..... . ('has )lcGil1.
.. . . .. :\Ie,'ehants'ofH.. C. J. Butc'her. Petr'olia . . . . . . Toronto.. .. .. 1'. Call1pl1el1.
'[ontreal . . . .. )[O:'l'TRE.\L .. . , .. E. S. Clouston, G. :\Iall PetitcodiacNB Halifax Bk.Co. .. T. W. :\Iagf'e.
,. I do A.
[acnkle", Ch. Insp. Pickering.... ,Ontal"Ïo ...... .. ,L:eo. Jiel'l'. .
do H Y. :\[eredith. II Picton. . . . . .. )[ontreal.... .. R..J. H. ('romllle.
do W.È.ßr.....1n. R. :\[acpherson. ".......'
tandarcl..... W. T. shannon.
:\IERCliAX-rS'... G. Hagl1e, Gen. :\lall. Pictou, N. S.. Xm'a Scotia... 'A. II. )[11111'0. .
do ., .John {;ault, Asst I" .. ,)Ierc'hallts' . ., .. (:. H. Chi"holm.
ßraw.h ...... .J. S. Meredith Plp!oosi"vme.
. ,Jae. Cartier... CI,e\ rcftls & Lacerte.
do Robt. Shaw. Pt.St.Char-l's(l'Ville Malie..... W. J. E. Wall.
'IOLSOSS . . F. W. Thomas. Po,.t C"lbol'lle.I Irnpe,'ial ...... E. C. F. \\" ooel.
Brallch..... .. .J. Elliot. Port I<:Ig-in. .. Hamilton .., J. S. Gordon.
.... D'lIoClIEL.\G\. :\1. .J. Å. Prendergast. P.Hawkeshun" Merchant!'. H...,J. A. :\ldsaac.
Dl PEI-PL}:. .... .J. S. BousCJuet. 1'00t 1I00d,C.B People's Halifax., W. 1'. CoIlins, Act.
J,\CQ. C\Rflt:R... A. L. de :\[artigny. I'o,.t Hope.... Trade,'s ........ J. L. Willis.
(JlltarifJ St.,.. C. H. A. Guimond. ".. .. Toronto.. .. .... E. B. Ancl,'os.
'"'LLE
hRlE.... l"balde Garand. I POI.t Perry.... Weste.rn...... . \\:m.
[;Gi11.
(lnelIPc . . _. T. )f<-.Iougall. Port Arthur.. OntarIO........ \\. H.
elson.
. ... Ontario.........' It.
. liing. PI.t. la Pmirie. Imperial ....... S. G. Leslie.
Toronto.. ...... .J.
Iun-a\' Smith. "Com.RoD[an.. H. FiRhe,'.
Commerce.... .. A. )1. Cromhie. Prescott..... .. ":\[erchants' ,,,. C. Young-, Int.
Ian
.. l"nion .... .. Geo. H. Balfour. [,dnee Albert. Imperial J. E. Young.
.'. B.:\. .\merica... It. R. GrincUey, G. :\Ian. I(luehec.. .... Ql ERKC. .. , .Jmnes
te\-ensoll.
:JefIr-e
Penfold. "......... LNlO:s.......... E. E. Weub, Cashier.
1892.J
BASKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR. BRANCHES, ETC.
47
PLACt:S. ;
:UIES O}' BAXKS.!
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c..\u
ec. .. .. L :qOX . . _ _ ...... ,J. (T. BIllett, Local.
do St. Louis St. .. Geo. Y ea'Sev.
::'L\ R\xQ.
AT...'P. Lafrancè.
. . . . . R N. Ameriea. .. ,If.
I. J.
lc
lichae1.
. .. . . ..
lontreal " ... .J.
[acara.
.. ....
lerehants'.. . .J. C.
lore.
... .. .. Du Peuple...... 'I'. R Dumoulin.
. .. .. .. Jacq. Cartier. .., A. Dion.
Rat Portage.. ImpelÏal., W.
loffat,Act.
Re!!ina. ., ... '[olltreal . . .. 'J. A. Pad,lon.
Reìtfrew, 0.. .1*
Ierchant"'.. ..1 F. A. W. Lister.
Richmond.... E. Townships.... W. L. Ball.
Rirlg-etown....
lolsolls .. .. .. ..
J.
ld[ahon.
.. ... :Trarle,'s .. . . . . .. J. .\.. :\lal'kellar.
Sack\ ille,
.B'I 'lerchants'.... .. Fulton :\[cDoug-all.
arnia''', . . . . ..
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-.. .... 'Traders... ...... 'J. C. Donglas.
.. ....... :\lontreal.. . _ 'G. H. Griffin.
aultS
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Iarie i comlll
rce. . . D.
lcG
egor.
. I mpenal ....... J. :\1. "emyss.
Seaforth ..... Commerce.. ..:\1. :\loni'S.
Shediac,N.R.IPe'ple'sHalif'x.. E. .J. Cochran.
Sherhrooke... E. TowssIIlPs. .. Wm. Fa,'well, G.
[an.
I 1:-;. Edgell, Local.
* :\[erchants'.. .. C. W. Waleot, AC't.
. _.. La Banf!. Kat... W. Gabol1l"..
imcoe. _ Commerce. . . E. Cowdn.
.. . .. .. .. Hamilton...... .IW. Corboùld.
Smith's Falls..
[olsolls .. .. .. .. F. A. Bethune.
.. rnion ...... .. .. J. H. Henderson.
Sorel... ......
lolsons .. .. ., .. F. W. .Johnston.
.. ....... ..ID'Hochelaga.... A. A. Larocque.
Springhill.... Halifa
Bk.('o... H. H. Arehibald.
Stanstearl. . . .. E. 1'0\\ nships. ,. S. 8te\ ens.
St Andt"w's
B'
o\ a Scotia.. _.. Suh. to :st. Srephen_
St Catharines. ImperiaL...... C.
1. Arnold.
" ConllnelCe...... F. II. ero'S'S.
Toronto........ G. W. Hodgetts.
Ste n'saire, Q. Yille :\larie .....
1. L. J. Lacasse.
St. Cunegonde Jacq. Cartier.... G.
. Ducharme.
t. Hen
, Q . 'IJacf!. Cartier.... F. St. Germain.
St. H)acmthe. L\ BAXQI E DE..
ST.H\'\CIXTIIE.. E. R. Blanchat'd.
Jacf!. C
rrier.. . - A. Clement.
:\[olsons .. .. _ G. Ct'ebas;-.a.
St.JeanBapt'te .JacII. Cartier. . .. :\1. Bourret.
St. John,
.B. X. BRI.XSWICh... J. Cìa\\son.
.. R
. Amet'ica... H. A. Han"ey.
:\lontreal . . . . . .. E. C. .Jones.
No\ a
cotia .. "IGeo. Sandetson.
Halifax Bk.Co... Jas. G. Tavlor.
St. John''S, Q.. Rio.. DE ;o;T..JF..\
.. P. BandOlÎin.
" . I
lerchallts'.. E. II. I1e\\ a,'rl.
.. ,Du Peuple...... P. Balldouin
St. Jerome.,. .IDu Peuple...... .J. A. Thebet'ge.
:St.
lan-'s ... .
lontreal ....... .J. Leslie.
.. .. 'Tladet's ...... C.:'. Hmnse\'.
t. Remi. Q . Du Peuple..... . I C' Bellat'd. .
St. :-:aUl eur .. ,Jacq. Cartier.. .. A. Vion.
St. Simon, Q. .Jacq. Cartier.. .. D. Deni'S.
t :-.tcphen.XB
T. SrEI'IIE
'S... .J. F. (;l"allt,
.. 'lima ::;cotia. .J. Black.
St. Thomas... :\[e,'chants' .. W. Pringle.
.. ... : Impe,'ial .......
1. A. Gilbert.
... ':\[olsons.... ,If. Lock\\oorl
8te There'Se, Q. nIle
larie . . ., :\1. Hois\'ert.
Stellarton,X.S.I
o\-a Scotia.. " (;. R. :\[urra\.
Stouff\ iIIe ... 'I,..:tanrlard. .. ... I.John Elliott:
Stratford. .... * :\[erchaJlts'.. . T. Eo P. Tt'e\\".
.. . _ _1:\lontJ'eal . . _.... Tho'l. Plummet'.
.. . Commerce... ,. Wm. :\[a
narll, jun.
Strathmy.... . ,Commerce. .. _. L. H. Dampier.
. .. .. Tmders ........ W. T. Smith.
Snrlhury, 0.. . I Untario .:\. J.
[acdonell.
Sum'sille, PEl. nh. Snr'ERsIDE.. R.
lcC. Stavet.t.
.. Rank of X.S ... Keil }[cl\:ch'ie.
Uerehants' H. .. P. \\. :\[OI'rison.
Sus<;ex,
. B
ova Scotia. " .. H. A. Richardson.
S\rlnev. C.B.. '[erchants' H... J. E. Burchell.
T'horoìll .. . I commet.ce.. . . I W' J. Rohe,'lson.
.. . . .. .. Quehec.. . _ .. D. B. Cl"OlUbie.
Tht'ep Ri\ ers . Iluebec... .. . . .. T. C. Coffin.
.. .. ,La T
J.nll.
at... P. E. 1'.1II11ercn.
PLACES.
_UIES OF BAXhS. 'I_\X'\O},R OR .\UEXT_
IThn:e Rh ers.. Du Peuple.. ..
.. .. D'Hochelaga.... H.
. Boire.
Tilsonburg.. ., Traders ...... .. H. P.
lae
lahon.
I .. . . .. Western.. . . . . .. C. L. Rennie.
I Toronto .... . . l cmUIERCE . . R E. Walker, G. :Man.
.J. H. Plummer. Asst.
.. ..... do. Branch.. . , .J C. Kemp.
.. . . .. .. do.
. Rr..... \. Brall1e
.
.. _., do.
.
r..... R. J.
lontgOI.ner
..
do. .r-;.".Br... R. C.
lcHarrte.
...... rlo.Q'n8LW.Br. G. A. Holland.
...... do.Yn.&Col.Br,. T. S. Harrison.
.. .. ., do. Parl'tSt. Br. .. Y. E. Hart.
. OXTARIO........ Cha'S. Hollanrl, G.
[an.
.. . .. do. Branch... W. H. Smith.
.. . .., do.Q'nSt." .Br.. R. 13. Cald\\ elL
STAX/JARD .. .. _ J. L. Bmdie.
D()\Il
IO:-;. _ R. H. Bethune.
R. D. Gamble, Asst.
do. Ifn::;t. E... n. }1. G ra
.
do. ({n
t. W... .1. Price.
do.
lk't Hr... T. G. Brou!;"h
do. Dunda<;&..
Q'" St. Br... F. O. Ca
lc
.
do. Spall. ..\X...
&Col.St.Bt'. .1. H. Horse\.
IEPERIA!.. .. ,II. R. Wilkiè.
IR Jennings, As:;t.
...... do. Cor.Y'nge..
.. .. do.
:
I
:
: : Ig:
'.
;
ie\ -Clarke.
...... TORoxTo........ ,Dun('an Couison,G.:\[an
Hug-h Leaeh, As"t.
.. . . .. I do. l\:ing St. ..I -
I W. Braltch. 'J. T. :\1. Burnside.
.. __, TH \Dl RS. .. .. H. S_ Sttath,.
:\lontreal . . . . . .. ('. Brough. .
R
. America... Wm. Grindle).
. .... :\lerehants'.... D.
Iiller.
.. .. .. Quebec.. W. P. :-;Ioane.
. . .. .. :\lolsons . . . . . . ,C. A. Pipon.
.. .. .. (.nion.......... 1.1. O. Buchanan.
. . ., .. Hamilton. _ . _ . E\\ ing' Buchan.
Tor'ntoJun't'n :\Iolsons .. T. B.
Phepoe.
I Trenton. 0.. }Iolsons.. . . . . .. II H. Wilson.
I Tmro, K
.. .. :\[erehants' H. ..
lartin lIiclde.
, .. .. .. H:.lif.lx Bk.Co... ,T. n.
Ioommn.
lJxh\"ÏIIge... .. Dominh,n....... W. E. ( ars\\"ell.
\'alle)field, Q. ,JaC'. Cartier II.. de :\laltign).
I .. lI'lIochelnga '" S. Fortier.
,\"ancou\"er,BC Bk. R Colum. ., .J. C. I\:eith.
I .. B.
AmetÏca. - W. Godft'e).
I ..
[ontreal . ... . .. C. S\\ pen\.
Yankl'k Hill, 0 Dl[ochelag-a .., Wm. Feqiuson.
I \ïctoria,RC.. B. COLI \lBIA .... W. C. "a,'d.
.. .. B.:\. America... (;a\in H. Rums.
[ontreal . .. .... Â. J. C. Gallet;).
':!l"toria \ iIIe, (l .J,ac. Cartier .... A. }I archand.
I
'
t
I
.. C
;'
h
n:::
:. -
tl
:. Mr.
I .. ., Commerce I;. W. :\lcKee.
I Walken ille. .. do . .... II. B. Walher.
"allaeeburgh.
[ontreal . .. .... D. f. n. (;Jass.
I Waterloo, Q.. E. To\\nships... W.1. Brigl-,s.
II Water
?o. 0 ::
:.
:::: ::
.
r
:
t.
Watford.... . Tl"adets .. ,J,lJlleS Watson.
Weiland.. . Imperial.. (;. c. Ea.,toll.
I Winche"ter. .. {"nion .., :". L. FnlTe
t.
We
mouth,:\S :\[erchants' .... D. J\:emp.
I Whithy ...... Untario ..... W. Beith.
I :: :: ..
i
t
. .. ,. ..
;;O
'l
.
and.
Windsor, 0... :\[erchants..... F. S. .Jan k
I .... COlllmet'ce , H. R. Walket'.
Windsor,X.S. C'ml\lERCIAL ....IWlllter La\\">;oll.
I .. IHalifax Bk.Co. .1. A. Rus"l'I\.
.. People'!', Halifa.... .John Waldl [1
'Win!{ham IIamiltoll ... _ .. B. Willson.
I i\ïlll
i'peg .. .. CO\I'
,A
h
,\X.. H. 1':. R?keh
.
.. ..
lelchant".... _\.. \\ Il'k"ol1.
.. . :\[olsons .. W. G.
il"lwll
.
.. ..,
lontreal ,. .... James J10
!.:".
,. .. .. hnpl'rial ...... _ C. :S. Boan'.
48
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.
B \NKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, ETC.
of
lontreal; St. P'I/Il',
, )lerchant.s' National Bank;
.\Tova Scotia, People',,; Bank of Halifax;
\""W Rru7/,J?-
'l'ick. Bankof)IOIltreal,St. John,
.B.; P.R.I.
land,
)lerehant8' Bank of Halifax at Charlottetown.
:\[OLHO
" B.\
K-Lrllldon,Alliance Bank (Limited), Gl) nn,
:\lill8, Cm'rie
Co., )[ort()n, Rose &, Co. ; Liv(>'rpolIl,
Bank of Li\.erpool; Cork. l\lunster and Leinster
Bank (Limited); Pttri.., France, Credit Lyonnais;
Antwerp, EelrJitlm, La Banque D'Am er.::; Portland,
Casco
ational Bank; Helena, JfontHnf/, First
National Bank: Butte, .Jlu.jta7Ul, Fir
t Xatiollal
Bank; New Yurk, Mechanics' National Bank, W.
'Vatson and A. Lang, Agents Bank of }lontreal,
)[orton, Blis
& Co.; EUliton, State
atiollal Bank;
Clevela//d, Com. National Bank; Jlilll'(wkee, Wis-
("onsin Marine and Fire Ins. Co. Banh; ChicWIO,
First National Bank; Detroit, Commercial K
\tional
Rank; Toledo, Second National Bank; Eu/falo,
Thn-d National Bank; Xova Scotia, Halifax flanking
Co.; Neu' Bnt1/.l'wi.ck, Bank of Ne\\ Bnllls\\ ick;
Xeu:follndland, Commer
ial Bank of Newfoundland,
13.\!\K Of' BRITISH NORTH A \IF.RIC\-London, En!l lan d. I I
t. John'l:> Nfln.; Also, Port Be//ton, Mont., First
I1earl Office. New York, H. :-:5tikeman and F. I Natiollal Rank; Prince Edward bland, )[erchants
Brvwnfielfl, Agents; Boston, U. S., Merchants' Bank of P_ E. I. and
'ummerside Bank; Britixh
National Bank; ::;a.n Francisco, Wm. La\\ -;on and I Col'llmbi I and San FI',uu;ü;co, Bank of BI'iti-;h
J. C, W ebh,
\g-ents; Englrlful, Union Bank of I Columbia; {,!UÆbec, La Banque du Peuple and Elstern
:\lanchester, anù Bank of Li\'erpool; Scotland, Townships Bank; Ontario, Dominion Balik, Im-
ational Bank and Commercial Bank; Ireland, pel'ial Bank of Canada and Canadian Dank of
PrO\ indal Bank and
ational Bank; Pm"Ïs, 1\1ar- Commeree; Jlanitolxl, Imperial Bank of Canada.
cuarn, IÜau,,;s &, Co.; We.,t Indi.es, Colonial Bank; Tt<\PF.RS B\XK m' CAN\DA-Londo//, National Bank of
A Ilxtralia and Xetv Zealand, Cnion Bank of Aus- II SC'otiand' NC1[' rork American Exchan"e Xational
tralia. P"mk; Ruffalo, Bank of Buffalo"; Ch
af/o, Firl:>t
)IERcIIAxr,,;' .BA.XI-. OF Ç\XA
A-London, The Cl
desdale National Bank; Osu'e.'lo, Second
ational Bank;
Bank (LlIlllted);
'ew } vrk, Bank of
e\\" 1: ork andll Qw.!bec, Quehec Bank.
)[erchantð' Rank of C,mada, (j1 Wall Street, Chi.cago, BAXK o
' HA\lILToN-Kew l"ork, Fourth Nat. n. ann
Amel'ican.E
ehang-e
a
iona
Bank; X
Il:fIl/1I1dlalld
:1 IIanoyer National Bank ; BI
tf.'lo, 11arine Bank of
ConllllerC'JaI Bank,
. r.: .\lIva 8cotla, )lerchants II Buff-,lo; Lo//don, Nat. Provo Bank of Eng-land, Ld.;
Bank of Halifax; Sew Bnw811'ick, Banh of Xo\a Chicago, Union Nat. B.'\lIk; Det'roit, Detroit Xat.
Scotia; British Colttlllbia, Bk. Brit. N. Am. II Bank
BANI, OF )[U'<;TRFAL-Londoll, Bk. of
lontreal, C. A..;h- QI'ERtX; BAXK-LolUlon, Bank of Scotland; Xell' I'ork,
worth, )[anager, Bank of England, London and Agents, Bank of Briti"h Xorth Amel'ica.
WeHtminster Bank, union BanI.. of London; Lit'Cr- BAXlllï
ST. HV\CIXTIIFJ-
Yell' rork,
ational Bank of
l'wl, Banh o! Li\
rpool ;. Sc?tlmuI, British Linen the R
puhlic; Boxton, :'la\ erick Xati'JIlal 13ank;
company; 11 ew
ork, \\.
\ atson & Alex. Lang; I ' j flntflrw aml QII.ebeC,
lerehant,,;' Bank of Canada
E08to//, )[erehantl:> Bank; Cluca{fo, Bank of )Iontreal, and Branchel:>.
W. )[unro, )lanager; E.
1. Shadholt, Al:>l:>il:>tant BANI-. D'Hocm:LAoA -London, Clydesdale Bank (Limited);
Ianager; S(t,
Franciljcù,
ank of Brit.is
ColunÜßa. ['((ris, Credit Lyonnais; .Vew
'lIrk, XatilJnal. Pal"l{
B \NI-. m' TURON ro-Londrllt, City Bank (LlIlllted); .
ew I Dank: B08ton, The Maverick Nabonal Bank; Clnca./O,
York, Kat. Bk. Commerce, W. Watson and A. Lang;
ational Lh'e Stock Bank.
(}J;II'C.'lO, SeC'ond National Balik; Halifax, Union Bank' L\ BA-"QI'E KATION \LE-LolUùm, National Bank of Scot-
Halifa'(; New BI"I/IlIIU'ick, Briti<<h Columbirr, and I lam1; Paris, Grunehaum Freres &, Co. ; -,Yeu' YOI'k,
.1IClwtoba, Bank of B. X. A.; (,!Ilcbcc alld Ottawa, I Nl\t. Bank of the RepuLlic; Boston, The Revere
La Banque 1'iat. ; Chica.'lo, First
ationaillank. Bank.
CAX \DlAN ll\
I, OF CO\L\IF.RCE-London, Bank of Scot- US-lOX BAI'K OF CANADA-London, Alliance Bank; Li/"f'r-
land, London and C('unt.' Bank, Agra Bank (Limited) I pool, The B.'\nh of Li\erpool; Xew j'ol"k,
ationa1
German Bank of London; ireland,
orthel"fl Bank- Park Bank; Boston LincolnXational Bank; Jlinllea.-
in" Co.; Pf/ri
, Pr/tnt:c, Lazard, Frl'res &, Cie; pOlill, Fir,;t National Bank; St. Pnul, St, Paul
B/
'"sels, 131'lrlimn, J. :\latthieu &, Fill:>; [ndi" Chin" I
ational Bank; r:reat Palls, Mont., Fil'st Xational
ltlld J"p(ln, The chartered Bank of [nnia, Australia Bank; Chicago, Globe National Bank.
ami Chin.\; Allstra1i.' alld New Zea.:and, The L\ B \xQn: VILL -
I\RIE-Londo'l, Balik of :\Iontreal;
Cnion B
llk of Au'Stralia; Xew.}'ork,,The Canad]anl l 1:(0:;:;, Le Credit Industri,:l; Ken' York, The
Bk. of Commerce, The .\merlCan E . xehange
at.
atlOnal Bank of th . e Repubhc; Ladenlnll"g, Thal-
Banh; BI"ifi8h Columbia. a.1U1 San Fralvi<<eo, C,Il., mann & Co.; Chica III, Bank of )Iontreal.
The Bank of Britil:>h Columbia, Chira:lo, The Ameri- LA BA!\Ql"E J \CIl\"t;S CARTIER-London, Gl
n, :\lills
can E
change Nat. Bank of C
.icago j C!swego, Fir!'t I Co.;. .Vew
'ork. Nati.onal Bank of the Republie;
ational Balik; S!lrllCUSe, hrl:>t
atlOnal Bank; Parllj, Credit Lyonnals.
Blllla'o, Bank of Commerce in Buffalo; rochesta, \ L\ B
NQn; DlT PEITPI.E-Londotl Alliance Bank. Limited;
BaÎlk of ;\[onroe; lItllnilt"n, Bermuda, The Bank Pari<<, Credit L\onnais; Xell' }'ork, National Balik
of Bermuda; Portland, Oregon, The Bank of Britil:>h I of the Repuhliè; Toronto. )[oll:>ons Bank.
Columbia; Ki//{J8tOIt, Jamaica., The Bank of No\'a UXIOX B\'iK O
. HALIFA:<-LondtJ/!, London ann "'est-
Scotia. I minster Bank; Neujourtdland, Commercial Uank of
hlPERI \L 13\NI-. OF CAX\XDA-LondOl
, Llo
-d
Bank, Newfoundland; Xew l"ork,_ N
tional Bank of COI1l-
(L(I.); Chequ
Bank, (Ld.): Pllns,:\1.
. :-:5ulzh
ch merce. BOliton, :'lerl'hants'i'iatlOnal Bank 5101lt 1"",11 l,
&, Co.; Xew} ork, Bank of :\[ontreal; CIlICfl!lO, First I Bank of Toronto; Toronto, Bank of Toronto amI
ational Bank; St. Paul, Seconct National Bank; I BranC'hes.
Iktroit Detroit National Bank; Buß"a,lo, Bank of )IERCIIAXTS' BASI{ OF 1'. E. I.-London, City Bank; N
w
Buffalo'. Bo<<ton, :S-ational Bank of the Common- }'01'k, The Dank of New York, N. B. ,\.' BI/lit"n,
wealth;' Oi)IVC(fO, Second
ational Bank; Dnluth, The Boston Xational Bank; Jlontreal, Bank of
Ion-
First National Bank. treal Ncwfoundl((nd. Union Bank of Newfoundland.
\)u
\lNION B\XK -Londo/!, National Bank of Scotland; CO\I
It;RCHL B\
K OF WI!\IIS0R-London, rnion Bank
...Yew }'ork W. Watson &, A. Lang, the Nat. Cit.' Bk. of London; .Yew Yl/rlc, B'mk of Ne\\ York; llalU'ax,
ONTARIO R\NK:'-London, Alliance Bank (Limited) and Bank of NO\'a Scotia; St, JOhll, X.B., Bank of Xew
Cheque Bank (Limited); .Vew l'ork, The Fourth Brun
wick; .1fontrcal, Merchant-;' Bank of Canada_
National Bank of theCit.'- of New York; Fl'lltlCe and :'IERCH\XTS' B\Nh OF HALlF_H-Ontario alld Quebec.
Bil'/"llpe Credit L.' onnail:>; Bo<<ton, Tremont Xational )lerC'hants' Bank of Canada; St. John X.E., Bank
Dank; Òswego, Fir.;t National Bank; Chicago, Bank, of Xcw Brunswick; ......iew Yl/1'k. Chase :S-ational
PLAn;". ;X UIE:> Ot- BA
KI:>'I
IA
_\OER OR AOEXT.
Winnipeg _ _ _. Ottawa. .... . . .. F. H. :\Iathewson.
" Union. . ...... F. L. Patton.
. . .. ß. X. America. '11.:'1. Breedon.
W oodstoek . .. Cllnnllerce. . . . .. D. H. Charles.
" .. Imperial ....... S. B. Fuller.
.. )lolsons .. .. .. . . 'C.
l, 1IcCuaig-.
Wood,,;tockXB Nom Scoti:1 .... H. A. Flemming.
" Peopl's, Halif'x. . ,G. A. White.
;\lerchants'. H... G. A. Ta\'lor.
Wolh.iIle, KoS. Peopl s,Halif'x.. Geo. W. ':\[unro.
Yarmouth,N.S Y \H\IOI.TH. ." _ _. T. W. Johns.
Xo\-a Scotia .T. H. LomLard.
)Ierchantl:>' Bank of Canada.
FOREIGN AGENT:-:5.
1892.]
B!.NKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, ETC.
49
Bank,
. Y.; B'/liton, 1'\ational Hide a.nd Lea.ther l &; Co.; l.ondon, Eng., Allial1ce Bank (Limited).
Ba.nk; Sf. Joh'
'1J,
Vewfoundland, Union Bank of B..a.SK OF YARMOI'TII,
. S. -Hal
fax, The
Ierchants'
ewfoundland; London, EII(J., Imperial Bank, Bank of Halifax; Sf. John, The Bank of
Iontl'eal
(Limited), Bank of Scotland, London; Hamilton, and the Bank of !3!'Ítish North America; Kew Yo:k,
Bermuda, The Bank of Berllluna. The National Citizens' Ba.nk; Boston, The Ehot
PEOPLE'S BANK OF HALIFAX - London, Union Bank; National Bank; London, G. B., The Union Bank of
Bo.
ton, New Eng!and National Bank;
Ve!lI York, I Lonnon; l}[ontreal and Quebec, The Bank of
Bank of New York,
.B.A.: Jlonfreal,OntarlOBank.
Iolltreal.
BANK OF
OVA ScoTlA-Jfinneapolis Jlinn. H.C.
lcLeod TilE PICTOU BANK-London, Eng., Imperial Bank (Li-
ann Daniel Waters. Agents; Kingston, Jamaica, mited);
Vew rork. Agents Bank of Montreal;
"'.1. W. E. Sta\"ert, AKent. Correspondents-Can- I '}lvl/treal, Bank of
Iontreal.
ada. '
Ierchants' Bank of Canada ann Branches: ST. SrF.PIIEN'S B.'l.sh.-Boxton, Globe National Bank; Sew
Bank of British Columbia; Great Brit"in; Lmuiun, l }"ork New York Bank and National Banking Asso-
Roval Bank of Scotland: Scotland, Royal Bank of ciatio'n; London, Glvn, Mills, Currie and Co.;
Scòtland and BranC'hes .J.Yeu:foundland, Union Bank "/ol/freal, Bank of Montreal.
of
e"foundland: Ultited States: Kew Yo-rk, Bank BAXh. m' OITAWA -London, England, Alliance Bank
of Xew York,
. B. A., John Paton & Co.; BOliton, (Limited); Sew }rorlc, Chicago and Canada, Bank of
Ierchallts' National Bank, Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Iontreal: Boston, 'l/"ational Bank of the Republic.
San Fr(mci.
co Bank of British Columbia; St.Pierre, COM\lERCl'I.L B'l.XK OF }'IAXITOBA-London, Agent, R. A.
.)li'lIlÆlon, Banque des lIes St, Pierre et
liquelon. I Me Lean &- ('0., 1 Queen Victoria Street; Canada,
BAXK OF NEW BRI:NSWICK-London, Williams, Deacon ;\Ierchants' Bank of Canada; .New York, Boyle &Co.,
& Co.,
Ianchester anel Salford Bank, Limited; Sew 47 Wall Street; St. Paul and Chicago, First National
rork,
Iechanics' National Bank; Boston, Eliot II Bank.
National Bank; Prince Edwaril's Island, Charlotte- I WESTERN B.'l.NK-XeW York, Merchants' Bank of Canada;
tOll'n,
Ierchants' Bank of Halifax; FredRricton, London, England, Royal Bank of Scotland.
People's Bank; IIalifax, X S.,
Ierchants' Bank of B'I.:s'h. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA-London, Head Office;
Halifax; Jtlontreal. :\Iolson's Bank. San Fronc1lico, Portland, Ougon, Seattle and Ta-
PEOPL>.'S B'l.SK OF :So B.-London, Union Bank; Kew coma, B
nk of British Columbia; EaRtern Prol'inces
}rork, Fourth National Bank; Boston, EliotNational of Canada, Bank of
Iontreal; Bank of Com-
Bank; .Hontreal, Cnion Bank of L.C. and Branches. merce; )Iolson's Bank; Imperial Bank; Bank of
EASTERN ,TOWXSIIIPS BANK-London, Xational Bank of NO\-a Scotia; New York, W. Watson; Chicago,
Scotland; Boxton, National Exch. Bank; New York, Bank of
Iontreal; Mexico and South America,
ational Park Bank. London Bank of :\Iexico anj South America; China,
STASDARD BANK-Sew York, W. Watson & A. Lang, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Corporation;
Agts. Bk. of Montreal; J{ont'real, Bk. of Montreal; Australia, English, Scottish, and Australian Chart-
London, E. :Sational Bank of Scotland (Limited). ered Bank.
HALIFAX BANKINO CO.-Dominion of Canada, Molson's SUJlMERSIDE BASK-Montreal,
Iolson's Rank; Halifax,
Bank and Merchants' Bank of Canada; BOIlton, I Bank of Nova Scotia; st. John, Bank of New Bruns-
Suffolk National Bank; Xew York,:Baring-,
Iagoun, wick; Boston, Blackstone
ational Bank.
CANALS OF CANADA.
Expenditure on Cmstruction and EI
largem
mt of the Canals of Canada, 1821 to 1889.
NA)IES.
Expenditure
pnor to
1
t July, 1867.
I EX'7
o
ture Tot
l
1st July, 1867, Expe
lture
30th Jut;:e, 1889. 30th June, 1889.
S c. $ e.
124,290 47 1,735,714 58
3,977,920 07 4,040,973 71
276,061 97 910,77373
45,17458 166,71223
I 1,056.135 84 2,989,:!88 53
413,717 48 413,717 48
6,633,681 87 9,:!21,214 72
1,043,046 41 1,043,046 41
121,097 76 4,185,361 83
42,16401 42,16401
1,039,514 24 1,173,970 75
520,743 95 677,267 27
407,764 72 407,764 72
751,238 48 1,060,609 79
56,839 20 489,523 60
16,149,710 47 23,787,950 30
5(,4,098 68 1,824,754 22
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116,821 31
161,719 89 161,719 89
$ c.
Beauharnois.. . . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . 1,611,424 11
Carillon and Grenville... . . . . . _ .. . . . . .. .. .. _................ 63,053 64
Cham bly . . . . .. " " . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . _ . . .. _ .. .. . _ .. __ .. .. . . 634,711 76
St. Ours Lock.. - - - 121,537 65
Cornwall..... ____.._...... ...................... 1,933,15269
Culbute .. . _. _.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ............................. ................
Lachine. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 2,587,532 85
Murray..... .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ................
Rideau ........... .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . _ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . " 4,064 764 07
Sault Ste. l\Iarie .. .. " .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . - . . .. .. . . .. .... . 1 ' 3 ' 4 ' 4 ' 5 ' 6 ' . 5 ' 1 ' . . 1
,st. Ann's.. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . " . . . . . .
St. Peter's.... . . . . . . . .. ............ ....................... 156.523 32
Tay.. ............. ................ .._. . _. __.. _ .... ........ ....
Trent ......... ......p....... 309,37131
Burlington Bay. . . . _. .. - .... . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. . . 432,684 40
\Yelland. . ....... .. . . .. . . .. . . .. .. . . . . .. . . .. " . . . . . . . . .. . . 7,638,239 85
WiUiamsburgh................... ............... .. ....... 1,320,65554
St. Lawrence Canals not apportioned.. . . . . . . ... .. .. .. . . _. 116,821 31
" .. surveys.. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . r . . . . .. ........_
chain vessels and improvement of
navigation.... .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. I 591,475 76 591,475 76
Baie Yerte Canal surveys.. . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . .. -. .. . I . . . - .. .. .. .. . . . . 44,387 53 44,387 53
_ --,!otal expenditure... .... - .. _ -..........1 21,124,g28 911 33,96!),783 38 55,085,71 237
:\lERCHANT
HIPPING, DO:\IINION OF CANADA.
The total number of vessels remaining on the register books of the Dominion on the 31st December 1890 was
6,9 Q l, measnring 1,024,974 ton
rpgister tonnage, being a decrease of 162 vessels and a deC'rease of Ì5 507' tons
register, as compared with 1889. Assummg the average value to be
O pel' ton, the value of the ;egistered
tonnage of Canada on the 31st Decpmber, 1890, would be $30,749,220.
The number of new vessels built and registered in the Dominion of Canada during 1890 was 285 measurincr
52,378 tons register tonnage. Estimating the value of the new tonnage at $45 per ton, it gives a total value of
$:!,357,010 for new vessels.
Canada's
Icrchant Navy stands fourth on the list, those above her being Great Britain, with 7 428 000 tons'
Norway and Sweden, with 2,035,000 tons; and Germany, witt, 1,234,000 tons. '"
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THE QUEEN.-Victoria, of the United King"nom of I Hesse, .July 1, lSß:!; died, Deeember 14th, 1878. Her
Great Brit.ain and Ireland, Qneen, Defender of the Faith, issue being fh'e daug-hters and two sons; second son
Empress of India. Hel' 1IIajesty was born at Kensing- killed by accinent 1IIay, 1873.
ton Palace,
Iay :!4, 1819; succeeded to the throne June His Royal Highness Alfred Ernest .-\IIJert, Duke of
20, 1837, on the deat.h of her uncle King William IV.; was Edinburgh, born Aug-. 6, 1844; married Her Imper'al
crowned June 28, 1838; and married Feb. 10, 11>40, to Hig-hness the Grand Duchess }Iarie of Russia, Jan. 23-
his late Hoyal Highness Prince Albert" who was born 1874, and has issue two sons and three dau
hters.
August 26th, 1819, and dien December 14th, J861. Her Her Ro.ml Highness Helena Augusta \ïctnria, bom
Iajesty is the only child of his late Royal Highnpss 1IIay 25, 1846; married t.o H. R. H. Prince FredeIick
Edward, Duke of Kent, son of King Geor/re III. The Christian Charles Augustus of Schlesnig-Holstein-Son-
children of Her Majesty are- derburg-Augustenburg, July 5, 1sr,6, and has issue three
Her Imperiall\lajesty \-ictoria Adelaide IIIary Louisa, sons and two daug-hters.
PRISCFS8 ROYAL OF E
OLASD ASD PRCSSIA, Empress Her Royal Highness l.ouisa Carolina Alberta, born
Frederick of Germany, horn Sov. 21, 1840, and married }Iarch 18, 1848; married to the :\Iarquis of Lome, eldest
to the late Emperor Frederick of Germany, Jan. 25, son of the Duke of Argyle, :\[areh 21, 187l.
18.58, and has issue four sons and four daughters. His Ro,ral Hi
'hness Arthur William Patrick Albert,
Hi'S Royal Highness Albert Edward, PRI
CE OF WALES, Duke of Conn aught, born :\Iay 1, 1850; married :\Iarch
born Nov. 9, 1841; married .March 10, 1863, Alexandra 13, 1879, to Princess Louise :\Iar:,..-aret, daug-hter of the
of Denmark, (Princess of Wales), born Dec. 1, 1844, and late Prince Frederick Charles of Pmssia, and has issue
has issue, Prince Albert 'iÏctor, Duke of Clarence and one son and two daughters.
A\ondale, born .Tan. 8,1864; George Frederick Ernest His Royal Highness Leopold George Duncan Albert,
Albert, born June 3, 181::5; Louisa Victoria Alexandra Duke of Albany, horn April 7, Ib5;
: marrien April 27.
Dagmar, born Feb. 20, 1867, married July, 27. 1889, 1&82, to Princess Helen of Waldeck, and has issue one
to Alexander, Earl of Fife; Victoria Alexandra Olga son and nne daughter. Died March 28, IS84.
Iary, born July 6,1808; and Maude Charlotte Mary Her Royal Highness Beatrice :\[ary Victoria feodora,
\ïctoria, born Nov. 26, 1869. born April 14, 1857; m3rriefl July 23, 1885, to Prince Henry
Her Ro
'al Hig-hness Alice Maun ì\Iary, born April 25, of Battenburg-, and has is!>ue two sons and one daughter.
1843; :\Iarrien to H. R. H. Prince Frenerick Louis of
DO
IINIuN OF CANADA.
Population 1891, 4,S:W,41l.
SEAT OF GOVJ\RNME
T-OTTAWA.
GOVERxoR-GE
ERAL. -His Excellency The RiJ.{ht Honourable Sir FREDERICK ARTlII:R SrA
LE\', RARO
ST.,ISLEY OF
PRESTOS, G.C.B.-.tòl0,OOO and residence.
8TAYF. I Minister of J1t,Stice--Hon. Sir J. S. D. Thompson,
Secreta ry of Governor-General alld lrlilitary Sec'y
.
.1I.G ..:..............,....
............. .
Z. 900
-Capt. the Hon. C. ('olville, Grenadier Gu.ards.83,OOO I J[I.II
ster of Fuu
nce:-l:!"on.
. E. F O'Ster . . . . . . .., 1,000
A. D.C. -The Honourable Edward Stanley, Lieut. t[l.m.
te
of }rfaTlne & !,
herle8-
fon. C. H.
upper 7,WO
.\ H.:\I )1 hon GrenadierGuard
. ð[uuste1 of the Interlm-Hon. E. De\Hlne
.... 7.000
. . . C 3 , P08tlllaster (;elleral-Hon. John G. Hag'gart .. .. 7,DOO
OOVERXOR-GENERAL'S SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Minister of Rail1l'aysaml Canals-Hon Mapken-
Secreta/"ll alld lrlilita'ry Secretan/--Major the zie Bowell (Acting-)
Hon. C. Colv;lIe. Grenadier Guards. . The members of Cabinet in addition to re!{ular salary
Chief Clerk-C. J. .Jones .. ...... .. .... ...... .. . .$2,050 receive
1.000 sessional allowance.
Expenditure-Salaries .....,...... $12,350 00 Clerfc of PrÙ'lI Co1tllcil-Jol.ln J. ?IcG
e.. . . . . . . ..83,200
C t'n encies 10533 82 A88/stal1t Clerk of the Prll'!1 Council - J. Pope 2,400
on I g . . . . ., Chief Clerk and Ckrlc of the Crown in Chancery-
CABINE'GI. S. E. St. Onge Chapleau ...................... 2,400
Premier alld PU8Ùlent of CO\t11cil-Hon. J. J. C. Expenditure-Salaries. . " ...... ... $25,652 4{).
Abbott, Q.C., D.C.L.... . . . . ' .. ., .: .. .. .. .. ... .
,OOO Contingeneies .. .. .... 13,936 86
J"tfÙÛster of Customs-Hon. Mackenzie Bowe!l.... 7,000 lllgh Commission,.r fm Cana.da in London-Hon.
JUinÙ;fer of Militia and Dl'fe1Ice-Hon. Sir A. P. Sir CharIer Tupper, Bart., G.c.:\I.G., C.B., 17
Caron K.C.:\l. f ;............................... 7,000 Victoria Street, Loadon, S. W ............... .10,000
1Ilini8te; of A(!rl
culttt're-Hon. John Carling-.. .. " 7,000 Secretary Canadian Government Ojfice in London
.!flinister of I:;lalld Revenue-Hon. John Costigan. 7,000 -Joseph G.Colmer,C.M.G., (address as above):ij:2,195.3&
1rl-illister of Public Works-Hon. Frank Smith.. _ 7,000 Assistant St'cretary 111Id Accotl1ltant.-G.Re.rnoIds.
l.400
Secretary of State-Hon. J. A. Chapleau ........ 7,000 Contingencies 1889-1890 ..,..............,.. ::15,970 04
. [50]
1892.J
DOMINION OF CANADA.
51
SENATE OV' CAK ADA.
Senators sessional allowance, :::1,000.
Hon. JOIIS Jmms Ro!"s, Speaker (Ste. Anne de la P
rade). E. J. LASOR\ IS, Clerk of the Parliaments. $3,4C111.
SEIiATORS. P. O. ADDRESS. I SESATORS. P. O. \DDRESS. SESATORS. P. U. ADDRt'SS.
Hon. David Reesor........ Yorkville Hon. R. W. Scott........... . Ottawa Hon. F. Clemow............ Ottawa
.. Sir D. L. Macpherson. . Toronto II Pierre BaiIJarg-eon .... Quebec I " P. Poirier .. .. Shediæ, N. B.
II Billa Flint.... " Belleville II A. H. Paquet... .St. Cuthbert "S.
Ierner..
ew Hambur
, O.
II George W. AlIan.. '" Toronto II H. G. Stevens..... Waterloo, Q "C. E. Ca"!,"rain. . . . Windsor, O.
.. J. F. Armand.Riv. des Pl"airies I II J. D. Lewin.... St. John, X.B "L. :\lcCallum... .:stromness, O.
.. Wm. H. C. Chaffers..St.Ccsaire .. L G. Power . . . .. Halifax .. W. E. Sanford ...... Hamilton
II Jean B. GuÉ'nemont..... Sorel .. R. P. Grant .... . Pictou,
.S .. J..T Ross, Ste.Annede la Pl'rade
II Hobert B. Dickey.. .. Amher!>t "C. A. P. Pelletiel' .... Quebec .. J..J. C. Abbott .. :\Iontreal
" William Miller.. .. .. " Arichat "Jos. R. Thibaudeau.. :\Iontreal .. W. D. Perley, "TOU Creek,
II A. E. Botsford.. Westcock, ;,\B "C. E.B de Bouchen.ille, Bouch. [Wolsely, N.W.T.
" Davirl Wark ...... Fredericton "William J. Almon .... Halifax ".James Reid ... Quesnelle, B.O
" A. R.
lcClelan, Riverside,AlbCo ".John Bo
'd. . St. John, X. B. "E\ au John Price ...... Quebec
.. John Glasier,Fredericwn,
.B. .. Thos
lc-Ka
.. Truro, X.::;. .. Geo. A. Drummond..
Iontreal
" James Dever.. St. John, X.B Alex.W. Og-ihie, ::;en..:\lüntreal Edwal'(l
lurphy .... :\lontreal
II A. :\lacfarl"ne .. Wallace,
.S. DOInid
lacInnes..... Hamilton ..
. Prowse, :\lul'l'ay Har., P. E. r.
II Frank
mith.......... TOI'onto .. T.R. :\lclunes. Xew Westminster .. C A. Boulton.. Shellmouth, M.
" Robert Read....... . Belleville .. John O'Donohoe ..... .T,.ronto L. A. Loug'heed .Cahrary, Alta
" M. A. Girard.. St. Boniface, :\1 .. P. A. De BIoi" .... .Quebec, Q' I .. L. R.
Ia"son .. Terrebonne, Q.
.. J. Sutherland.. Winnipe
, :\1. Donald
lc:\lillan... Alexandria II Peter )[(..Laren ...... Perth, O.
.. W..J. :\laedonald, \ïetoria, B.C "Geo. C :\leIiinclsey. .:\lilton, O. "H. 'lontplaisir, C.de la :\Iag. Q.
"H.A.
.liaulhach..Lunen'lUrg "W.:\lcOonald, L'tleGlaceB.,('B .. J.Tasst' ...........
lontreal
..
1. H. Cochrane.. .. .Compton .. J. Bolduc,St. Yictor de Trin
,(
.. G. W. Howhan,Alberton, P.E.1.
.. Alexander Vidal.. .. . . . . Sarni L .. T. R,)bitaille.. Xew Carli"le, Q. II John Carlin
..... London, O.
.. .J.H.Bellerose. .St. Yin. de Paul .. .J. R. Gowan .. .. Barrie I J. E. 8nowh,1I1. . Chatham. N.R
.. D. :\If)nt
omeQ' .. Park Corner II U. Sulli\an ... Kin:..:-40n .. A.A.
lacllonald, Charlottetown
PER}I.\SEST OFFICERS m' TilE SESAn: OF CAS \DA.
Clerk, }Ic
stel" in Chancery and AccoUfltant-E. J. '" I Sf'J"[Jeant-a,t-AnìlJ/ onl
Clerk oj FI"cllch Journals
.
Lan",evm. :;3,4uO I - J. de St. D_ Le :\lollle.. .. ....... ........ ...1,600
Clerk As"istant, Jlaster In Chancery- . Assixtant Accoltntant-C. T. (
ibbs .... 1,150
Lo./.v Clerk, .1Iwlter in Choncery-.J.G.A. Creig-hton 2,500 Junior Clerk-A. Adamson. . ... . .. . . . . . . .. .. .... 650
Chaplain-The Yenerable Archdeacon Lauder. .. . 400 Aflsistant Clerk. French JrJ/lrnals-A. L. Garneau. 700
Second Clerk Assistant, "1Iaster ill Chancery-A.A. Gentlemall Usher o.fthe Black Rod-R. E. Kimber 1,350
Boucher................. ........... ........2,200 Postmaster-J. B.
l
rand 1,200
First Englixh Clerk-R. W. Stephen.. ............ 1,600 llolt.f5ekeeper-Peter Danne 1,200
."econd Engli.h Clerk-Alex. Souter. . . . . . . . . ., l,iiOO Duurkeeper-Pierre Rattey . . . . . . . . . . . gOO
Third EngliJ/h Clerk-Chas. Young- .. 1,;)00 I Xell'xroo/II KI'epa-F. Gilbert ................. 900
First French 1'ranslator-Alfred Garneau........ 1,900 OJliciltl Reporters-G. C. Holland, A. Holland.
ADDRESS.-To the Honourable the Senate of the Dominion of Canalla, in Parliament a""embled.
The Petition of-
[Place al
d date.] Humbly she\\eth. That, &c.
HOUSE OF CO:\I
IUl\"ð
lion. PETER Wmrt:, Speaker. JOII" GEORLIE BULRISOT, E!; 1., C.:\1.G-., LL.D., D.C. L., Cler of the House. B3,tOQ
lIlember!> Sessional Allo\\ ance, :-:I,UOl ' .
ExrLASATIOS OF ABBRE\"I\TIO"s.--C'un., Con"ervative; _Vat., Xationalist; LilJ., Lih
nl; IIl.i.-Llb., Inde
pendent-Liberal; Ind. N., Independent Xationalist; Ind., Independent
XOTE.-The political party is !(Ï\ en aecording to the best infonnation obtainaùle. If here should be any
errors the Editor will he glad to correct them on advice.
LOSSTITt F.SCIES. \1F.\lHERS. P. O. ADDRE!;S. COS"TITl ESCIES. \lE\lBERS. p. O. ADDRE!;S.
Addinltlltl.. . Geo. \Y. Dawson Lib. Plevna, O. Carleton (X. B.)
. R. Colter.... . Lib. Woodstock N.B
Albert ........ Rich'd C. WeldonCol!. Halifa:.,
. S. Cll/'leton (0.) .. Wm. T. Hodgins Cr}/I Hal.eldean: o.
Alberta . .. Donalrl W. Da\"Ïs Con. F. !I[cLeorl.XWT CarilJoo ...... Frank S. Bamard,Con. \ ctoria, B.C.
Al[J'J/lIa ...... Geo. II. :\lacdonellCun. Port Arthur. O. ChamlJly...... R. Pr..fontaine .. Lib.
lontreal, (,I.
.-hmapolis .... J. B.lIills....... .Clln. Annapolis, :S.S. I Chrl1nplain.... O. Carig-nan '" . Con. Thre
}{,Ï\'ers, ll.
Anti /onixh ....
ir .J. Thomp!'on COil. ottawa., O. C/wrlet'nix ., . H. Simard.. . Lib. :\1urray Ba\, (l
Ament'llil ... Thomas Chri
tie. Lib. [af'hute, (l. Ch Idotte .. .... A. H. Gillmor... . Lib. St Georg'e; X. R
.{ssiniboÙI, E.. Hon. E. DewrlneyCun. Ottaw.I, O. Chateau way.. .J. P. Brown... .. Lill. St. Chryso"tÙme.
Assinibúia, W. K F Da\Ïn . Con. Reg-ina, X. W. T. Clticollt.k'3aYII. P. Y. Sa\ ard,Ind .-Lib. Chicoutimi
.
Ba!Jot ...... Fla\ ien !='l1pont.. :Ú!t.
t.
iboir
, l
. I Colcllf,,,ter .... W. Â. Patterson. . Con.
atamaf("OU
h . e.
Beatlee . . . . . . .. Joseph (Todhou t. Lib. St. f l'ançOlS, B,Q. Cumpton. . . . .. R. H. Pope . . . . . . Cun. CfJok:,;hlre, (l.
Reanhnnwis J. G. H. Ber:..:-el"OnN/lt. :\1 ,ntreal, Q. I Curn. .l- Stol"nt Darby Bel'g-in... . Con. COl'JI\\all O.
Bellechasse.... Guillaume Amyot,T.N. (luehec I Clllflberlfliul . A. R. Dickey... . Con. Amherst: N.S.
Berthier ...... CI,.o. Belu"oleil.. Lib. )lontreal, Q. Diflb.ll ........ E. C. Bowers .... Lib. Westport, N. S.
BfJ/Illrentllre. Wm. Le
. Fa
I\'eIL
b. PaspebiaC', Q DOI'ch
Jltf1" .... C.E.Yaillancourt, In.L St. Anselme, Q.
Bothlcell ..... Hon. Da\ld :\hlls. Lib. Lomlon, O. Drlllil dð:.1rth. Jos. La\erg-ne.... Lib. Arth'lba-ka\ ille.
Brallt, .Y.R.... Jamps Som
n.ille LilJ. Dundas, o. D/l1Hla.
...... Hugo H. Ro,",s. .. . Con. Iroquois. O.
Rrant, S.B. Wm Paterson ..T.ib. BI'antford, O. D'I/'/wm, E. R. Thos. D. Craig. .Cnn. Port Hope, o.
BI:ockville ... .John Fisher WoodCnn.
1'Of'kville . , O. I l
llI:h 1/11, IV.B. Robert Reith . .. Dib.
owlllaJl\ iIle, 0_
UI nnze ...... Eu
"ne A. Dyre.. CIII!.
utton, Q. J
/gl n, F. R. . A. B. lng-ram ... . Clln.
t. Thoma." O.
RI.ltce, KR Ruben Trua:, . .. Lib. \\:
lkerton, O. Elf/in. W. R. " Geo. E. Ca.,ey.... Lib. Fing-ai, U.
Rl"Itce, .V. R. Alex.
le:Selll... Con. \\ lal.ton, O. Ei<sex, N. R. . Will.
lcGl"e
or ./.ib. Windsor, O.
ß/"ll.Ce, W. It .. .James Rowand.. Lib. Dunhlane, O. EXRex, S. R. .. Henr\' W. AÌlan . . lJih. Es!>eJ\. Centre, U.
C'lpe Breton f H. 1:'. .:\[cD?:Ig-all, Clln. C!trish
la" Id. NS Fl'On
el\"c .... (; ."\. -liirkpatrick,CIIII. King",ton, O.
I [land :\J,-I"een .. Con. Little (.Iaee Bay. r.axp. ...... Lom". Z. .Jonca".. Ind. Grand Iti\ er, ll.
C,tI'áll'!ll .. ... RrJb
rt
. White Clln.
bntreal, Q (nen
arry .... H. H. :\[cLellan . . CUll. AIC:\.antlria, U.
52
DOMINION OF CAN ADA.
[1892.
':OSSTlTl'ESCIES. ME\lRERS. P. O. ADDRESS.
COSSTITCE: CIES. :\IEMBERS. P. O. ADDRF.I'\S.
Glollce'lter .... K. F. Burns. . ... . Can. Bathurst, N.R Oxfonl, S. R... Sir R. Cartwright,Lib. Kintrston, O.
Grenville, S. R. John D. Reid . . Call. Cal'dinal, 0.. Peel.. .. .. .... J. Featherston . Lib. Stre"etsville, O.
Grey, E. R.... Tho".
, Sproule. Con.
Iarkrlale, O. Perth. N.R.. _. Jas. N. Grieve... .l.ib. Millhank, O.
G,'ey, X. R.. .. ,James
Iasson. . .. Call. Owen Sound, O. Perfh. S. R ... JalllPs Trow . Lib. Stratford, O.
Grey. S. R .,. Geo. Landerkin.. Lib. Hallover, O. Peterboro',E.R. J. Burnham.. .. . Con Ashhurnham.O
GU.'lsborough .. D. C. Fraser. . . . . . Lib. !\ew Glasgow. Peterboro', W.R J. Ste\ enson .... Con. Peterborough. ()
lladimand.... 'V. H. }Iontag-ne" C01.!. DUllnville, O. PictOlt...... { C. H. Tupper. . Can. l O!taw
, O.
,
Halifax { T. E. Kenny. ..con. } Halifa\. X R J. McDoug-ald..Con. f \\estnlle, X.I:).
.... J. F.-W. Stall'S Can. ' J. .<C. Ponfiac. . .. .. Thos. Murray. . . . LilJ. Pembroke. O.
Halton.. .... D. Henderson....Con. Acton, O. POJ'tneuf...... ArthurDelisle....Lib. Quebec.
llamilton ., {
.
IcKay. .. Con. } Hamilton O. Prescott .... . I,sidore Proulx. . . . .Lib. P!an!ag-enet.. (
.
S. S. Ryckman, Can. . ' Prince P E I J S. F. Perry... .Llb. } Tlg-msh, P.I
.1.
lIant'8 ........ Alfl'edPutn:lm .Con.
laltland,X.S. ,. I. JOhnYeo. ..Lib. PorfHill, P.E.1.
lJastings, E.R. S. B. Burdett.. .. Lib. Bellenll(:, O. Prince Edward A. C.
l1ller.. . . . . Call. Picton, O.
Hastings, N.R. Mackenzie Bowell, Call. Ottawa, O. Provencher.. . A.A.C. LaRidcre, Can. Rt. Bonifacp, l\I.
Hastings, W.R. Hem.}" Corby... . Can. Belledlle. O. t;JllCbec, C,.... F. Lang-elier. . . . . . Lib. l;Iuebec.
llochelnga .... A. Desjardins.. . Can. }Iontreal, Q. Ql1ebec. E. .. .. Hon. \Y. Lauder. . Lib. Al.thabaskaville.
Huntingdon.. Julius
cl'iver .. . . Lib. Hemming-ford, (
Quebec, JJ'"... _.
HUl"/In, E. R.. Peter Macdonald, Lib. \\lngham, O. Quebec, Co.... J. J. T. Fl'enlOnt.. Lib. Quebec.
Huron, S. R.. John :\Idlillan .Lib. Constance, O. Queen's, N. B.. Geo. G. l\:ing- . Lib. Chipman, N.R.
[{uron, W.R..:l1. C. Camet'on .Lib. Goderich,O. (,Jueen's,(N. S.)F. G. Forbes ....Lib. Halifa'\..
lbeTVille ...... F. Bechard..... . Lib. }It. John
ton, Q. Que ". PEI { I,. H. Davies ',ib. } Ch I t t .
lnverness .... Hugh Camel'on . . Can.
labou, X_So en
, \\'m. 'Yelsh . Lib. ar 0 te 0\\11.
.Jncql'es Ca'rtier D. c;jrouard ... . Can. Dorval,
. Re1
fre't/J, X. R. Peter White. .... . Con. Pemhl"Oke, O.
Joliette. _...... Urbain Lippe.. . . Can. St. J. de J\1atha. Renfrew, S.R. Jno. Ferg-uson . . Can. Admaston. O.
Kalllotiraska .. Henry G.Carroll.. Lib. l;Iuebec. Resfigouche.. .. J.
lcAlister . . Ind.-C. Campbelltown.
j{ent, N. B. .. H. H. Ll;ger.... .Con. Buctouche, ;'Ii".B. Riehelieu..... Sir H. Langevin. . Can. Ottawa.
Kent, 0....... A. Campbell. . Lib. Chatham, O. Richlllond,N.S. J. A. Gillies.. .. ., Can. Sydney, X.S.
King's, N. B... Ueo. E. Foster .. Can. Ottawa, O. Rich. (!: Wolje,Q C. C. Cleveland.. Con. Dam-ille, Q.
King's, S. S .. F. W. Borden.... Lih. Canning, KS. Rimmtski...... Sir. A. Caron... . Can. Ottawa, O.
K" ' PE i { A.C.}Iacdonald,Con. l
Iontag'ue Br'g. ROlwille '. . Louis P. Brodeur, Lib. Bel'eil, Q.
W[}S, . ,. John
IcLean. . Can. J Suuris,E., P.E.1. Russell........ W. C. Edwards. . LIb. Rockland, O.
Kinghton...... St. lIyacinthe . l\1. E. Bernier. . ., Lib. St. H)acinthe,
Lambton, E. R. G. }Iollcrieff .Con. Petrolea. O. St.John,NB,(]'y Ezekial McLeod. . Can. St. John, N.B.
Lltmbton, W.R. J. F. Li<;ter . . . . . . Lib. 8arnia, O. St. J ohn,N.B. { J. D. Hazen.. . . Con. } St Joh N B
Lanark, .N.R.. Jos. Jamieson. . . . Con. Almonte, U. City lmd Co. C. N. Skinner. . Con. .. n,..
Lanark, S. R.. Hon.J.G.HaggartCon. Ottawa, O. St. John's, Q.. F. Bourassa..... . Lib. St. Valentin, Q.
Lnpmirie .... LouisC. Pelletier, Con. Montreal, Q. St. Maurice .. F. S. L. Desaulniers. C. Yamachiche, Q.
L' Assomption . J os. Gauthier . . . . Lib. Laurentides, Q. Saskatchewan. D. H.
Iacdowall, Can. Pro Albert, NWT
Lal'al ........ Jos. A. Ouimet. . Can. Montreal,
. Selkirk. . . . . . .. Thos. }1. Daly. . . . Can. Brandon, M.
LeedSá:Gren- } C F F gu n Can Kpmptville 0 Sheff01'd...... J. R. Sanborn.... Lib. South Roxton, Q
ville, N. R. .. er so ... ,. Shelburne. ... N. W. White .... Can. Shelburne, N.:'.
Leeds, S. R.. .. Georg-e Taylor .. Can. Gananoque, O. Sherbrooke. . .. Wm. B. Ives .... Can.
herbrooke, Q.
Lennox ...... David W. Allison, Lib. Adolphuswwn,O Simcoe, E. R. .. Philip H. Spohn. . Lib. PenetanguishenE'
Lévis.. . . .. .. .. Pierre
1. Guay .. Lih. Etchemin, Q. SiT/woe, ....Y. R.. D.
lcCarthy .. . Can. Toronto, O.
Lincolnæ.Niag. William Gibson. . Lib. Beamsville. O. Simcoe, S. R... R. Tyrwhitt .... Can. Bradf..rd, O.
Li'l.qar . . .. . .... Arthur W. Ross. . Can. Winnipeg, M. Sotllanges. . .. J. O. 1II0usseau .. Lib. St. Polycarpe, Q'
L'Islet .. . . . . .. L. G. Desjardins.. Can. Quebec. St&nstelld .... T. B. Rider ...... Lib. Fitch Hay, Q.
London ...... Chas. S. Hyman. . Lib. London, O. Sunbury R. D. Wilmot.... Con. Burton,
. B.
Lotbinière .... Come I. Rinfret . . Lib. Ste. Croix, Q. 'l"1lIiscouata ,. P. E. Granbois . Call. Riv. du Loup, Q.
Lttnenbltrg.... C. E. Kaulback " Con. Lunenburg. S.S. T('/'rebonne . . J. A. Chapleau .. Can. Ottawa, O.
Marquette .... Rohert Watson .. Lib. P'tage la Prairie. Three Rivers.. Sir H. Lange\ in. . Can. Ottawa, O.
M,-u;kinoll!Ji. .. J. H. Legris..... .Lib. Louiseville, Q. Toronto, C.... G.R.R.Cockbllrn, Con. Toronto, O.
M'<gantic.. .. .. L. J. c.itp(FI"l'Chette)C. St. Ferdinard, Q Toronto, E.... E. Coatsworth, jr., Con. Toronto, O.
Mi.ddluex, E.R. Jos. H. }Iarshall. . Call. London, O. Tnronto, W.... F. C. Denison.... Can. Toronto, O.
JIiddlesex .LV.R. W. H. Hutchins. .Con. Parkhill, O. Two Mottlltains .J. B. Daoust ... . Can. St. Eustache, Q.
Middlesex: S.R. Jas. Arlllstrong .. Lib. Wiltoll GrO\e, O. ,,""nncoILVer Is.. D. W. Gordon... . Can. Nanaimo, RC.
Middlesex, W.R 'Yill. F. Roome. . Can. London, O. Va'tld,'eltil.. H. S. Har\\ood.. Li.b. Vaudreuil, (
.
fissisquoi .... George B. Baker, Can. Sweetsblll'g, Q. rerchi>Tes . .. Hon.F. Geoffrion, Lib. Verchl'res, (l.
f onck .. .. " .. Johl.1 Brown. . . . . . Lib. Dunn\'ille, O. Victoria B. C f E. G. Prior... . Can. } Victoria B.C.
Jlontcalm .... LoUIs Dugas .... Can. }Iontcalm, Q. '1. Thomas Earle. . Can. '
M ontmagny . P. A. Choqnette. . Lib. }lontmag-ny, Q. Victoria,
V.B.. Ron. J. Costig-an, Can. Otta\\'a, O.
:Jlontmorency.. J. Israel Tarte, Ind.-N. Quebec. Victoria, N. S. J. A. lIIl'Donald. . Can. Baddeck. N.S.
Muntreal, C. .. John J. Curran . Can.
Iontr{'al, Q. Victoria,O,N.R John A. Barron.. Lib Lindsay, O.
Montreal E. .. A. T. Lépine.. . . Can.
Iontreal, (l. Victoria,O.,S.R Chas. Fairhairn.. Can. Bobcaygeon, O.
I()ntreal: JV.. Sit. Donald Smith,Con. .\Iontreal, (l. Waterloo, X.R. Isaac E. Bowman, Lib. "'aterloo, O.
.
ll/"
koka .. . ... Wm. E. U'Bl'ien.. Cnn. Shanty Ba.\, O. Walerino, S. R. .Jmlles Living'5ton. Lb. Barlen. O.
NopienJille..., D. }Ionet ...... . Lib. St, Remi, (
. Welland ...... Wm.}1. German. .LI
b. WeIland, O.
V. Westminster G. E. Corbould .. COli. Sew Westminstr Wellingt'n, C.R Andrew 8emple. Lib. Fergus, O.
Weolet .. " " .. Jos. H. Leduc.... Lib. St. L'd rl'Aston. JVellingt'n,N.R James }lc
lullen, Lib.
Iount FOl'est, O.
Norfolk, S. R.. .John Charlton.. . Lib. Lynedoch, O. JVeliingt'n,S.R. James Innes. Lib. Guelph, O.
.V'-"1o lk , S. R.. Da\ id Tisdale. . . . Can. 8imcoe, O. We,ltw'th, N.R. Thoma" Bain "" Lib. Dunrla.... O.
SlJrtllltlll. .V.B. .\Iichael Adams. . Can. Sewcastle, S.D. Wl'ntw'th, S.R. F. :\1. Carpenter. . Can. Stony Creek, O.
Kurth'd O. E.R. E. Cochrane .... Con. Bri:!hton, O. W"el!tllloreland. ,Tosiah Wood.... Call. Sackville, N.H.
North., O.,'W.R. John Harg-raft. . Lib. CObOlUg'. O. WÏ1wil eg . H. .J.
Ia(.rlonald, COli. Winnipeg. .\1.
Ontario S. fl.. Frank lIIadill ... . Can. Bea\'erton, O. yale........ John A. Mara... . Call. Kamloop:;. B.C.
Ontario: S. R.. Jas. I. Davidson.. LiT,. Balsam, O. YamflRka . . R.
r. S.
Iignault, Lih. Yamaska, Q.
Ontario W. R. James D. Erl!!ar.. Lib. Toronto. Yarmouth. ... Thos. B. Flint, .. Lib Yal"lnouth, X.S.
't { C. H. .\Iackilltosh, C. } Ott rorle, N. B.... Thos. Temple. . . Can. Fredericton N.B
Ottawa 1 II H. Rohillard .. Con. awa. YOTk, 0., E. R. non. A. Mat'kenzie. L. Toronto, 0
Ottawa ("0. _. C.-R. Devlil:. .. Lib. A,hner, Q. York. 0., N. R. William }Iulock, Uh. Toronto, O.
OX/'ll"(l: S. R... Ja". Sutherland. ./.-ill. Woo!lstock, O. rork, 0.. W.R. N. C. Wallace. . . . Can. Woodhddge, O.
1892.1
DOMINION OF CAN ADA.
53
onIC.:RS 01' THE HOUSE OF COM
OXS.
Clerk of the House, J. G. Bourinot, C. M.G., LLD., I J1iscellaneolls Branch.
D.C.L :........................... ..... $3,40(\ Accountant, Henry Hartney ...... ...........
"2,800
Cle1'k AssIstant. F. F. Roule
u.... ., .... .... .... 2,800 Assixtant Accultntafll, Robert Brewer ... ..... 1,700
Sergeant-at-Arms, Dona!d \\. ,lIIacdonell.. .: . :.. 2.4110 Clerk of Stationery, and Sllpt. of Printing of &s-
Dy. Sergeant-at-Arms, LIeu.-Uol. Henry R.
nllth 1,900 I sional Papers of Parliament. Robert Romaine 1,
UO
Chief Branch. Alist. do lwd Proof RUlder, Chas_ E. Clarke .... 1,200
Clerk oJ Votes and Procæding", a/
d Secretary I Junior Clerh Wil1!am Cairns, N. Robid
aux, H.
to the Clerk of the HOWle, William C Bowles.. 2,350 )Iacdonell an(
\\. Dube... each from d,OOO to
l 0
Al<st. Clerk Votes UJ
d Proceedin!fs, I B. Taylor.. 1,550 POl<tmasta, J. Stansfi
ld. .. .;.. ...:.... ._:...... 1.600
Clerk Q.f Routine and Records, F. )lacGillhray.. 2,250' Assts. do. Â. E. PelletIer, F. X. LemIeux,
1,000 and
fJO
Clerk of English .Jollrnals, A G. D. Taylor ...... 2,41)0 Sergeant-at-Arm.i BI'a/
ch.
.
ssistlmt dO'r and Clerk of fctitions, J. Dalton..
,500 Chief JIes.
l:n!Jer. Lucien Dube.. .. " ........ .., 1.300
1 ranslator J ote.
and Proc 'Is.
. R. E. Chapleau :',400 Assistant do. X. Turg-eon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,000
Clerk of Frel
ch Journals P. RIvet .:.......... 1,
CO Doorkeeper, R. Harri<.; ........................ 300
Cler. k of SCShwnal Paper.
, J. Â. Polkm
horne ., 1,:.00 CuratuI' of Reading Room, Edward Storr.. bOO
A!lslsta,
t French Journal Clerk, T. OUllnet.. . , . 1,400 . . .
EXllminer of Private Bills, Clerk of Com. on pnntmJ of Parllllmeltt.
Pub. Accountl<, E. P. Hartney...... ...... .... 1,700 Clerk of Joint CUIn,niftee, Henry Hartney
,SOO
Clerk Qf Sta!
din.'l Comln.ittee Ol
Private Bills Library of Parliament.
and St!t1Ulut,f} Orders, "alter Todd 1,400 y .'
Al<xistant du, L. Charles Panet. . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . .. 1,300 (Tenp
al Ltbrm Ull
, Alf!ed Duc1<!s DeCelles.; .' . . 3,200
Clerk oj Railways alul Bankl
ng and Commerce Pf!r l /(/llle'lta/"lI LII]J"(tlullI. )Iartm Joseph GrIffin 3.200
Committee, R. )lcG.
Ioffat... .. .. .. .. . . .. .. 1,400 Ft/":!t Cla:!:! .clerk, Alfred Hau!lyn Todd. .. 1
OO
Junior Clerkx, R. P. Kin:,;-, E. Ta
e, J. H. 1lcLeod, I" . L. P. S;\ lvam ........... ] ,450
and L. D. Duvernav. . . . . . _ .. .. frcm
1,OOO to eoo I Seco:
d Cla;
.. Clerk,
1. C. )lacCormac -... 1,:
50
Law awl Tmn<lation Bmnclt. Thil';l Class Clak
jo
'
\
;iJ:hayne............
:
g
Law Cle/"k, F. A. 'leCord................... 3,000 " " C. A. :\Iartin .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 500
Assist. dll, ,{; Chief EJ/[I. TraIls., Vacant....... Chief Jlessen.fel' and Ca/"etHker, L. J. Casault.... 900
Assist. do, ,f; Chiej Fl'. Trnns., T. G. Coursolles. 2,400 Jlrs.qenger. .T. H. Dunlope.... 750
Translators (each from :'<2,'150 to :31,400). J. A. Genand, .. T. C. W. Lynton 500
L. A. Frechette, L. Laframboi,e, J :\1. A D. De<.;- J. _.\. Beaudry .. ........... 420
auluiers, F. ß. Haves. R. J. Wicksteed, LL.D., H.
H. LOlleks. E. Perrin, E. Query.
AD))RE.
s-To the Honourable the Hou<.;e of Commons of the Dominion of Canada, in Parliament assembled.
The Petition of --
[Place and Date.]
Humhly sheweth.
That, etc
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. Fina.ilcial Inspect{)/..
. W. )Idlichael 1,600
.,
_ Spertal Agent. A. L \\ atters.. .. . .., .. .. 1.200
Expendltu/"e-Salar.'es. . . '.' . . . . . .... :::038,711 13 I Special Rcren lie O.tJìce1' ........................
Contmg-eneIe,. . ...... 10,141 97 Board (If A pp,'aixt'l"s, J. Johnson, Chairman. (ex-
Minister of Justice, HOD
ir. J..bn S D. Thompson. _._ I ojJìcfo)
W. G. Parm
lee :Geo W. Jessup, Ap-
K.C.
I G.. Q-C ..... .. . ... .. ...... .. .. . ... .. "'1,00;) prall:!C1 and Secretltl y ... ., ....... . ... . .. 1,20U
Dppuly MinÙter. Robert SedJ!;ewick. Q C.. ....... 4.000 . . ( F' .
C},i"f Clerks, A. Power, Q.C , $'
,
OO: U. L.B Fraser 1.850 \ COLLECTORS OF CUST
'IS- rom :::;4,000 to :::-300 each.
Iinisters Privat
S-crptary. D. Stewart... .. . ..... 2.000 Those marked are rï arehownn[J Ports.
Deputy's Sec'y, .John Leslie... .. .... .... ....... 1.800 Amherst, W. D. )Iain. Fredericton, A. F. Street.
Accountant, J. E. Narraway.. . .............. . '" 1,0(,0 Alflhel'stbllr!J. '" Ceo. Gott. Prl'li:Jhsbw'!/, 'V. C. Baker.
Penitentiary Branch. I AItJI
pol
R, A. Full
rton. (
alt, Tnos. Peek. .
lnsptctoro.f E'Pniltntiariu, J. G. Moylan............, 8,200 I AII!If/"nl.
h, A. B?;\d. (
(tlIll!IOf}Ue.J. OrmIston.
Acc ll untant,lleorll;e L.Foster...................... , 1.800 Anchat, R.
enOlt. (
Mpe,"J. J. Ka\"ana;{h.
Clerk, H- n. S. Lane... ......... '" ...... .., ..........:. 1,000 Ba(ld
ck, L. (T.
'llllpbell. I (
(þd('/"ich." A-her Farro\\.
Co:<t of Penitentiariei> including Salaries, Barnnyton,_ D. Sa!'J.!l'.ant. &u<:lplt, T. A. Heffernan.
1')89-1890............... .. ...... ........
53,104 ou Bath.ltrst,'" J. U BrIen. G/I!/
'JOI'o'. J. A. Tery.
I B,T'ltll. A. L. Bowman. Hall/ax, "'. D. Harington.
.' . The Suprem.e Court. . Belleville." \\. Weh
ter. flrtmllton.' F. E. Kihert.
Reglstlllr of Supreme CO/lit and Editor 0/ B/"(llltford" H B Leemin... Hi'll/in dOI'd F S p.
R Itpreme Court Reports. R. Cassels, Q.C. .... 3,200 Bridqetow;" S.- S.- Ruggle; Illope.* E. .J.'W' ÉlU
g!:
r.
\ep
Jrter, George Duval.. ...................... 2,400 BrightoJl
\I.K. Lockwood Kentl'ille FeR nd
.4ssll<tant Reporter, C. H. :\Iasters. . .,. 1,300 B/"ockriU;," W. H. Jones. Kin[Jston':'Clarke
aI
ilton
, . The Exche'lue-r Court. Charlotteto!"l/. .Ta". Currie. K
n[Jsrille, S. King.
Rl'[JtlStrar, L. A. Audette.................. 2,000 Chatham,.'i n., D.Ferguson Lllul.qa!f, D. Bro',\ne.
Clerk, Charles )Iorse ............. . . . . . . . . . 1,150 Chatham, .0, Liverpool, .J. H. Dunlop.
Cllu'enceÛlle,'V.:\I.P.Ütison Lnckport, Geo. Stalker.
Clifton," Peter Fl;\ nn. LondoJ!, '" Robert Reid.
CÍJaticook,"George U. Doak Lunenburg, E. Dowling-.
I Cobourg," Ch. E. E\\ing-. Magrlalen lol"nds. J. R. F.
S7 000 Colburne," D. E. :\Iadarland I Painchaud.
"3::WO ColliJ!gu'''
c1, G
o. Wa
"'on. Jlarg'tsrille, D. W. Landers
'> 800 Corn ll'n ll, .\.,. )le:\hllan. .UuJ!ctun, J. :\1. Binney.
ì 250 Cramahe," Geo. A. Fowler. Jlontrl'al, )1. P R,'an.
, Dalhousie. W. )Iontgom';\. Jlorrillburg. Hiram Carman
" I Darlington, John Rankin Xanaimo, B. H. Smith
..100 Dexeronto, T. G Pile. Sapanee, Geo. )1. Elliott.
I Digby, J. }1. Viet;.;. S Carl'll', P.C. Beauchesne
Dorchester. W. Dobson. Neu'ca:<fie, X.B., \\.A.Park
750 Dover," T R Barrett. .VewWestmimlfer,J.S.Ulute
1,400 Dundas.: Thoma
S
o('k. ., iagal"a," W. Kirh).
Dwul
e, :\1.)1. :snuth. .VnrthSJldney.A.G.Hamil'n
Dunmlle. A. Bro\\ !1s.on. rakville," R. K Chi"hohn.
2,100 Emer..on, E. D. PhIlhps. Oshawa," Geo. F. Blamey.
Fort Erie, E. W. Brookfield Offlllm," Z. Wilson.
2,000 FUTt JlcLeocl, W. C. Allan. , Owen Sound, J.C.Stephens
CUSTOMS DEPARTMEN...
Expenditllre-Salaries ....... _ . . 945,984 00
Contingencies. ...... 5,165 28
Jlinixfer of Clt.
toms, Hon. )Iackenzie Bo.....ell..
Cum Ifl i8.<ioner of Custo/WI, James Johnson. . .
Ax'nl<tllltt Commissioner. W. G. Parmelee.......
Minister's Private Secretry, E. L. Saunders......
AccolllJtant's Branch.
Accuw
tant, T. J. Watters.. .. .. .. .... .. .....
C01Tesp01wence Branch.
Clerks,. T. Alder D. Bliss, A. )Iorin, W. J. )fac-
kenzle. . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . each
1,OOO to
Stationery Clerk, C. H. Fawcett. ...
Statistical Branch.
Chief CleTk, .Tames Barry ..... ................
lnl'pector of Ports, D. D. O'Meara, W. H. Hill, T. C.
Iewburn, J. S. MacLaren, Geo. H. Young, ea.
54
DOMINION OF CANADA.
[ L89
.
Paris,* Thomas Hall. I St. Armand, E. A. Bourret I First Class Clerks,G. LO\n-, C. A. Gough. J. :\lcXicol,
Parrsboro', A.S.Townsh'nd St. Catlwrilles, H.H.Collier I .J. Fraser, N. S. Ollrhu d.. _. .eacb from 1>1,700 to 1,400
Pene
an.vuÙ;hene, G. Clark .'t. Hya, in!he, J. S. Hamel Accountant of Contingencies. 'V. H. IIayel'........ 1.100
Pnce, W'. Flynn. , . St. J(Jh1!,
\ .B., J:. R. Ru
1. I Insurance Branch.
Peterboro, C. H. Clementi. , St.John Ii, Q., H.G. Perch d Su . ttmd t W F't Id 3000
Picton*, \Valter J. Hoss. St. Stephen, H. Webber. perm. en, . I zgera ...........:....... .
Pictou, N.S., D I\lcDonald St. 'I'humas, E. A. Dunham Clerks. A. K. Blackadar aud W. J. R. 1Ilf-:Mmn .., .1>1,.50
Port Arthllr, P. Kicholson I Stra(forcl, John Hamilton. Bnd 1>1 4\JO.
Pt.IIawkesb'y, JGBourinot Swnmerside, C. W. Strong. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Pt. Hood, E. D Tremaine. Sutton, J. Dunn.
Pt. lI[edway. E. E. Letson. Sydney, R.
I,' Donald. Expenditure -Salaries............ $146,957 40
Pot tun, W. Lynch. '1'h-ree Rivers, P. B. Vanasse Contingencies _ _ 6,6t4 52
Prescott," E. Jessup. 1'oront I J, * .Tohn Small. Jfinister nf Public JVi.rks. lIon. Frank
mitb.. .. .. 1>7,000
Quebec,* J. B. Forsyth. '1'renton,* J. F.
lcGuire. V
puty Minister, A. Gobeil.... ........... 8,200
RichibllCto, B. E. Johnson. Truro, G. P. Kelson. S-crewry, 2,000
Rimo!tski,* J. Â.
Iartin. Vancouver, J.
1. ßowëll. Chiif JiJnginN'.r, .. .. ...
Rus8elltown, R. Rog-ers. Victm'ia. Hon. W. Hamle;)' Chiif Architect, Thos. Fuller.
Sackville, 1\1. C. :\/ilnel'. Wallacebm'g, C. Fraser. ChiPf Accountant, O. Dionne... .. .. ..
SaT11ia,* G. N. l\latheson. We!lnwuth, t:". B. Jones. PrÙ'ate &crt'.tary, E. F. E. Roy...... ..
Satl[Jeen, James Fleming. Whitby, G. A. Carson.
Sault Ste.!lfarie,*H.Plum'r Windsor,NS.,H.W.Jlimock. Enginuring Branch _
Shelburne, W. W. Atwood. I Windso/', 0.,* Wm Benson (Jh
efClprk
. Steck>:!........... 1>2,230
She'rb1'oc.ke,* Chas. E. Perry Winuipe', Thos. Scott. (1
tpf J,lechamcal EinglnVJ1' ....:...
Sorel, J. l\Iathieu. I W'dst'ck,X.B., D.F.
Iel"l"itt FIrst Class Clprks. J. P.
Iacpherson. F C. Light.
Stanstead, C. S. Channell. }V'dl/t'ek,O., W.H.Yanln
en I foot...... .................... .... .$1,81.10 "1111 1,600
St. Andl'eWS, C.
I. Gore. rannoutll, W. H. lIIoodr POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF INLAND REVENUE.
Expcnditllre-Salaries.. . . . . .. . .
j5,34n 18
Contingencies. . . . .. 6,056 45
Ministt'.r of InllJ.nd Rf'venue, Hon. J. C,'"dgau .... $7.000
D>mmi
sioner, E. l\liall. .. ................ 3,,
{\0
and >)'00 a8 Commissioncr of Standa/'ds
Ássistant Commissioner, W. J. Gerald.
&cretary's Branch.
Chief (lprk and &cTt'.tary. W. Himsworth .... .. 2150
SlIort Hand Writ,,.. W. Carter.................. Ujiin
Short Hand and Typew/'iter, J. P. McCarthy. 1.1;'0
(]lprk and Translator, A. Lug
ignan. . .. .. .. 1,400
Accountant's Branch.
Chipf rlerk and Accountant, P. :\1. Robins 2,400
A.çsi.çtant Accml7lwnt, 1<'. R. E. Campeau. . . . . . . 1,800
Clc'rk, J. E. Yalin.... . . .. .. . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . 1,80)
Cl,,'ks SlatÙtical hranch. W. L. Heron. .J. F.
8baw, Ù. Brunell. R. Nettle.. ......... .$1,000 to
ClP1'k Forms Bmnch, 1<'. K. Blatcb . . . . . . . . .
Clerk Stamps Branch, J. P. Dunne... ...
Clf.rk Standards Branch. George Fowle.. .... .. .
Secretary to MinisfAtr,
1. F. Walsh..
Chief Analyst. Thomas
Iactatlane.. ....
Assistant Analysts, A. l\lcGill and F. X. L. Lelebn e
Bnd F. W. Babbinglon ........ .. . . .... .... ....
Laboratory Clt:rks, Thomas CaFey. and JaF. Watwo
Inspt'.ctors of Inland Rt'.venut'..
Chief Inspector. ...Henry Godson... Toronto... .., ..,
Windsor District ...James Gow...., Windsor.....
Toronto " ...John Morrow. ...Toronto....
Kingston ... W. L. Hamilton. Brockville...___
Montrflal ...R. Bellemare......Montrel\l . ...
QuehAc ...J. 1\1. Lemoine ...Quebec .... ....
N.Bru'v.ï'k" ...T.Burke..........St.Jobn,KB
Novlt Scotia" ...R. B:>rradaile. '" Halifax...... .
MaDltoba ., ...J. K. Barrett...... Winmpeg......
B. Columbia" ... Wm. Gill.......... Victoria.........
P. K I81and " ...R. Borradaile.... Halifax .........
ChiPf Inspector of Distili.tries, J. Davis, Windsor....
Impec'r Bonded Manv,factories. J. :\Iorrow, Toronto.
Chiif Inspector of Standards, W. J. Johnstone.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Expenditure-Salaries ........ ::;<i4,;;96 b8
Contingencies. .. . . .. 6,UO
13
Insurance Bmnch.. . 1,456 15
Ministt'.rof Financp. Hon. Oeo. E. Foster, DC.L. ... $7,000
D'1/Uty Minister and &cretary 1'reasury Board, J.
M. Courtney.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.Assistant Deputy Minist
r, W. Fitzgerald. . . . . . . . . .
Comptroller of Dominion OuT'I"t!ncy, F. Toll",r.. ....
Chief Clerk Savings Bunk Branch. C. J. And..rson.
Dommion Bookkeepur, M. G. DickiesoD "
S-cretary. C. W. Treadwell...... ..... ..
Financial Inspector. T. D. Tims. . . . . . . . . . . .. .....
.Assistant Fînancial Inspt'.ctor, G. Y. Crook.t"lI.k "
&cretary to Minister, S. J. Jelikin
..... .. .. .. ....
8,200
2,2iiO
1,950
3.000
Expenditure-Salaries .. _. . _ . _ _ _. B18i,202 78
Contingencies. 38,i30 46
p.Js'mast
r.Generol, H()u John Ibggl\rt...... ...
Privafe Secrdary to PostmUl-:ter-General, John
H. Balderson, )1. A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D,'puty Post'"asl
r-Ge.nt'.Tal. Lt .Co1. WUI. Whit"
Se
rptary's Branch.
Chief Cink and &cretary, W. D. LeSueur, 13.A. . . .
First Class Cl,,'ks. .J. Plunkett. C. Falconer. A. W.
Throop. J. II Balderson, G. H. Hargrave, each
1>1,8iJO to
,
cnnr1 Giass GIFr!.-s, C. J. B Higgins, J. M. O'Leary.
E. P. Stllntou. C. Pope. H. G Dunlevie. F. G. )loon,
E. Daubney. J. H. Br0wn, B.
1. Northrnp. each
1>1.4"0 to
1.200
,,7.000
600
3,:"!'JO
2,600
1,500
.AccIYUJ'ltant's Branch.
fti
e:; ðl::
n.
kA
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'
'r:
:
: .
.it
'
n:.. :. i;:
:
Second Cla.
.
Cl('/"ks .J. P Brophy E II Benjamin,
R. J. Shaw. L. Blanchet. W. J. Johnstone, A.
H. McLennan, D. F.
lcCarthy. L. H. Pouliot,
. G. D'.\uteuil, W. Grea,'es, W. Rowan, D. A.
Barrett T. :\lcGl"ail
I K. Dunlevie C. W. Lall
H. S. 8haw, G. C. Ander"on. . .... ... ."'1,400 to 1,100
Muney Vrdr:r Branch.
ChiPf (;!Fr
' a7ld SupmntP71tfent. G F.
verett.... 2.-11 II
.!-OO Second Class Clerk
, S. S. Thorne, J. F. Wall, each 1,400
2,400 Savings Rank Bronch.
2.500 n..
f rink alld SUT'printrod,.nt, D Matheson..... 2.41JO
,400 First Clas" Clerk, W. H. Harrington............ l,ï50
t.toO Second Class Clerks, J. Ro'Se Smith, W. H. Eag-Ie-
2.400 son J. H. Fairweather E. B. Uell W. H. Kreps
l.
Oû A. Devine, W. H. McCuaig.......... .;t:l,4lJÜ to 1,31.10
::gg Printing and Supply Brar,ch
2.300 CMpJClprk and Superintend
nt, Sidney Smith, ., .. :l,2.
0
2.400 Fi1'st Class Cl
rk, O. Fortier ... ................ l,ïUO
2.800 Second Glass Clerks, W. D. O'Brien, J R. Greenfield,
I H. H. Gray.. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .......... fU.OO to 1,200
2.000 I Dead Lett('/" Branc/!.
Chief Clerk and Sllpedntendent, J (hn Walsh.. i:'1,850
SecOlw Class Clerks, G. R White, G. J. ninks each 1,400
.Hail Cont,."ct Branch.
Chief Clerk and SupeI"intendent, A. Lindsay.... 1,800
SPCII/HZ Clas" Clerks, H. W. Griffin, 81,400;
W. Smith...........
1,1;00
1.400
1\00
1,150
1.
00
1,100
-&.2011
3.000 I Pvst Q{lice Inspt'.Ctnrs
t 4' 0 C1Iif'J Inspector, M Sweetuam. ToroJ..oto ..........
:/.400 I .Yova Scotia, C. J. \facdollald. Halifax .... . . . . . . . .
2.050 I Prince Ðlward IsllJ.nd, F. de St. Croix, Bre('l.en
1.800 (Postmaster of Charlottetown) Charl'Jttetowu "
2.600 New Brunswick, S. .T. King, St. John.... .... ....
1.';'00 QW'bpc, A. BolJuc, QUf'be(' .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1,90U I Tllret'. Rivers. 11. Desilets, Three River!'...........
2.ROO
2.
OO
2.200
2.200
2.000
2.000
IH92. ]
DOMINION OF CANADA.
55
N<Jntrrml E. F. liing. :\Iontreal.... 0'" .. 2,600
()ltawa,
' IIa. ken. Ottawa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000
Kingston, A J..nes. Kin
ston.. .. .....!i'........ 2,000
7bron!o, J. D Ihrwick, Toronto.. ... . .. .. .. .. .... :l 000
Barrü. D Spry, Barrie ..............
200
LYndon Rohert W. Barker. Lundon. o' . .. ..... ..
,600
Stra'fnrd. Heury G. Hopkirk. Stratford. . _ :t200
Brütsh CtJl'J,mma. E. H. FI..tcber. Vlctori>t........ 2.000
Manitobaalld N w: nr., \v. W. .\IcLeod, Winnipeg 2,:.100
DEPARTMENT OF RAILWAYS AND CANALS.
Expenditure--Salaries ...........
98,926 52
Contingencies.. . ..... 7,065 05
Minis!!!r of Railways and CUnnl$, Vacßnt ........ $T,OOO
D?puty Afinist!!r. Chi!!f Engir.vr of Canals, and
&cr!!/ary of Railway Comm;ltee of lh!! Privy
Cmlncil, T. TruJPIUI.......................... 6.000
(;hiRf Ent,'inurandGen!!rullilanag!!r of c.ro
rnm!!nt
Railways, C. Schreiber.... 0 0""" ..... 0" 6,000
&cJ.
tary. A. P. Braille}"................. .... .... 2,800
Law (?,-rk, !{. A jo'iijsillult............... ....... 2,350
Corr"spond.ing Cli>rks, W. J. Tilley, F. A. Dixon,
Charle8 Costin, J. E. W. Curritlr.. .
ach 1>1,800 to 1,400
AccO'untant's Branch.
Acctll.mtant. S. Leonard Shllnnon. . . . . .0. . . . . 0 . . .. 1,650
C.erks, J. W. Pugsley, A. W. Cameron. .
1.15U un<1 1,000
Railways in Operation BJ'anclt.
eM"f rl-rk. Thoml\;o Cross ...................... 2350
&c.:
tar.'llo Chi!!f Engineer un<! G
l"IÆral Nan'.J.ger.
L. K Jon..!'!....................... . . . . 1,800
Dr.lIt'l"',m'ln. A. Ullla/'ke Almon...... " . .., .... l,tOO
Caned Tolls, Neil Stewart, B. H. Tf'aklcs. C. E. D.
Chubbuck, R. Devlin _......... . each $1,6)0 to 1,400
Railway RecoJ'(ls, )1. W. )laynard, L. H. Filteau,
L. D. Dion, J. E. )lethot . . . . . .. each $l,ROO to 1,000
Canal Records H. LeR Ross W. B. A. Hi1l $930 and 900
Photographer, S. }Id_aughlin ........ . . . . . 1,40U
Stationery (l/
d Mail, L.
. Fortier... .......... 1,003
]j[e
sengers, I. N. Deslam'iers, Isidore Deslauriers 50)
DEPARTMEN'r OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE.
Expenditure-Salaries ............ $67,474 f;1
Contingencies ...... 8,595 79
Minisk-r'if Militia and D....rence, Hon. Sir Adolphe P.
Caron, K.C.M.G.......... ................... 1>7.000
D
pltly Minist'r, Col. Tbe HOD. Co
u
entl Pl&net.,. 3,2()0
Chief Clerk, Benj-\min SuIte.................... 1,800
lYcr!!tary of Department, Capt. Alpbonse n,moit.. 1,500
Account Branch.
Chi!!f Clerk and Accountant, C. H. O':\le!l.ra. . . . . . . . 2,400
SWres Branch.
Director of SttJTl!S and Kl'Rper of !tltlitia Pmpn-ties,
Lt.-Cot John Macpherson.................... 3.000
E"!JÍltUT Branch.
Architect, H. James ............................ $1,800
Military Branch.
Å '/jutant (ftn., Cot W II.lker Powell, sRI try... $2,600 } 3 , 200
.. .. aUowl&nc<!s... 000
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Expenditure-Salaries ........... .H4ëi,245 U2
Ueolog-ical Survey. . ., 102,864 !J9
Mounted Police. _ .. .. ï61,453 ,")0
Minist!!r of th, Ink-rior, The lIon. E. Dtlwdlley....
Ð!!ptl.tyof Minisk-r of fh" Int!!rior, A M IJurge8/!...
Privau &cJ'dury to Minisler. A. Cbisholm ......
&eretary's Branch.
&cretary. .John R. Hall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AssiJ'tant &>crl!lary, L. C. I>... ..ira ...............
-clerk in Charge 01 Timber and !tlines, G. U.
Ryley .............. ........... ...........
f".ürk in Charge of O,'dncmu and Admiralty Land.
,
\'Vm. }lills .............................. ...
J:.egÍlJtrar of Corrß$pondence, K. J. Henry ......
Paúrtt's B"anclt.
Chi'fCI,-rk, W. .\1. Goodeve .....................
Account's Br,&rlC".
,k:countant, ('hÙrCl'Tk. J. A. Pill"rot ..
.AsBÏstant ACCQwitant, C. II. Btldllo.' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Surv,ys Branch.
SU
J/or Gmt;ral. E. Deviiltl 2,600
Geographer, J. Johnston '" 1,800
.Astronomer, W. F. Kinlt................ ... __.. I.soe
Ckr/.: in CI.arg!! of Survev Jll!C01"ds, F Clayton _ . 1.800
f":hVJ'Impector of Surv!!y., J.. B. Dennis.......... 1,82)
Law Clerk, T. G. Rothwell. .................................
DJiPARTlfBli'T OF THE IXTIRIOol-OUTSIOE SERVICE.
Land &ard, W'innipefl.
())mmülÏ<nur of Dominion Lands, H. H. Smitb. . . .
Supmnlmdent of Mines, W. Pttarce ., . . . . . . . . . . . .
Inspectm Dominion Lands Aywcüs, J. 111 Gordon..
&cretaT3/, T. R. Bnrp
. . . . .... .. .... .......... ..
A,ristant SecrtfuT3/, R. A. Ruttan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dominion Lands
genú.
Winnip.g ............ E. F. S1eph"nson .....
Bt-andOf1.............. \V. II. Hlam ...........
Birtk .............. . \V.G. Pentland..........
Ddorain!! ............ John Flesber...........
J/inmdo,a ............ \V. M. Hilliard..........
Regina .............. W. H. Stevenson .....
(algarv ...... _ _ . . . . . _ Amos Ro" e. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pnnæ Albert. _ 0.... John McTag
al t
EdmontOf1 ............ T. Ander.oD.
Cannington Manor .. C. E Pbipps ......
&tJbford ..... . . .. Eo Brokonki..........
LdIWridge ........ .Goo young..............
Saltcoats..._.......... T. 8. Ftlrgul'on...........
.New Westminster,B.C. John \lcKelJzie...............
Kamloops, B. C.. . . . .. K A. N "1111 ........ ......
Agent for J/t':/'J.nonitu and Icelanders, lIeorge !StI".
oomb, Ottawa. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ,.. ..... 0 o' .
Orown Timber Agents.
JHnnipeq ............ E. F. Stephen!'!nn ........
Ednwnton ............ Thomas Anderrion ......
Calgarv .............. C. L. Gouin . . . . . . . . . . . .
funce Alb.rt.......... John ltlt'L
g;;ar1 (At'lÏng).
N!!w Wulminsler, /I.e... T S Hillgi"loon ". ..
Inspection of Ranchl!S in N. IV. T.rriWriRs, Dr.
Wm. Cox Allan, rnl'pector, Fort MdAJ(Jd ......
Clerk of Legis. Assembly N. W. T., and Sec'y to
Lt.-Governor, R. B. Gordon ........ ..... " ......
&crdarV to th!! Licu.t -Got,prnnr of tI.!! Di;;tricl n}
Kuwatin, Hon. Walter Robert IJown. .. . .......
Regi.trars if tit!! N. W. TeJ'rilll7vs.
lnspector oJ Land Titles Offices. P. )1. Barker ...
Wid Saikatclt!!wa7J. Di.strict .. W J S/'ol t . . . . . . . .
East Sal"alclt"wan District.... 8. Brt'wft..r .... ..
Diltrict of &uJ.lt .Alllerla.... T. A. M,'Lean. .....
District of NorVI
lh!!,ta. . . . George \Coy. " ....
Diltrict of Asnniboia ... 0 . " (1. :\. JIIontl!'''ml'''
Rocky M01tntains Park of Canada, B mfj, N. IV. T.
Gao. A. StBwtirt,
uptlrln
elllltll1t...... ......
Carftakers of Ordmt1jc
Lands.
Chamb1v, Q.. J. l). Dion ......,...... ......... '"
Grand Fall.., lYew Brunswic", Bertram Cur itlr ....
Lp.amin.'lton. Ont.. Ppter Conover. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
m-nlteim, Ont., W. R . FtlIlow8, jun
Queenston, Ont., Jo....ph Walke
5,000
3.200
2,200
2,000
1,5l 1 0
1,200
1.21/0
1.200
1.
00
1,2UO
1,200
1,200
1,200
1.200
1,200
1,200
1,l;96
1,500
1,200
1,20ù
t;
,OOO
1,200
1,200
1,6û0
6(0
2000
60u
16nn
:.1.0110
1.:!IIO
1,
1I"
1.
'"1
1,:!C'11
1,80:1
60.00
20íl.Of)
75.00
20.00
fO.OO
1 ,000
3,200
1,4 ' )0
DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
ISSlDE SERVICE.
ExpendituJ'e-Salal'ies ........00.. .!;::!ß,306JI6
Co..tingences .. .. .. Hi,82S.65
Supt.-Gen. of Indian Affairs, 110... E. Dewll..ey. .>:::ï ,000
Deputy Supt.-Gen., L. Yankoug-h..et ............ 3,2011
In8p. or Indian Agenciesfm' the older Prorince",
A. Dingman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .,. 1,800
Frel&ch 1'nlJlslator, J. Y. fie Boucherville.... I,!\J,I
Stenographer, J. A. J. McKe....on ........... 1,1.;U
A88Ïstant Stenogra}lher, B. B. E. }Ioffat
Clerk Assistant, J. Delisle.. .....
Technique Branch.
Surveyor and Chief Draujhtslllan, W. A. Austin. 1,800
AS$t. Surveyor and Chief Ðraug!tfsmal&, S. Hray 1,3uu
Acc01tntants Branell.
Chte' CI,.,.k and iI CCOIIl&tant, Robt. Sinclair... .. 2,400
Cluk>!, F. W.
llIith, D. C. :it'ott, It. U. Dalton, E.
ltoche"ter, B. C. Uos.., H. J. Brook, .J. W.
Shore, D. Osahg1>c Florakos, R. )laraele. . ......
2.810
I.MI)O
],750
1,800
1,81)0
2,050
2,HlO
I
OU
56
DOMINION OF CANADA.
[1891.
DEI'ARnlEJiõT OF IXDlAX A}'FAIRS-OPTSIDE SERVICE.
Indian Superintendents and Agellts-Ontario.
From :31650 to ';:500 each
Brantforà ..E D.Cameron Highgate... . John Beattie.
Brantford . .John Moblo. Eg-an\"Ílle. .. .E. Bennett.
lanitowani'gJ. C. Phipps. Cape Croker.J. W. Jermyn
Parry Sound.TWalton,
ID 8augeen ... . Jas. Allen.
Sault 8. }lal'ieW. Y. Ahbot. Roseneath. .J. Tha('keray.
Hagers\ille..P. E. J?nes. I
eor?ina;...JRSte\'
nson
Deseronto .. T. G. Pile. Gore s Ln g.. E. HarrIs.
Stmthro
.. T. Gordon. Penetang. . H. II.Thompson
Port Arthur .J.P. Donnelly Upterg'rove.. D. J. }IcPhee
Shannonville
1. Hill. I Scugog. ... G.B.}IcDermott
Ganalloque. .A. B. Cowan. Wallaceburg-.A. McKelvey.
Bruce lIIilles ..T. F. Da\'. Sarnia ...... A. English.
Wiarton ... .W. Simpson. Sarnia.... ..E. P. \\"atson.
Cockburn Is.B. W. Ross. Pet
rboro'. .CJBloomfield
Quebec.
St. Régis. . . . Geo. Long Restig-ouche .S, Porrier
Maniwahi . .J. }Ial.tin. Pierreville ..1' E Robillard
Point l3leue. . L. E. Otis. Roher\"al . _ . . A. A. Hudon.
Caug-hnaw'gaA. Brosseau.. 'Jadousac... .F. H. O'Blien
Betsiamits .. L. F. Boucher Lorette . . . . A. Bastien.
Maria ... .Rev. J. Gagne Riv. du LoupN. LeBel.
British Columbia.
Visitinff Superintendent, A. W. Yowell, Victoria..;<3,OOO
IndianReserve COIIIl/li:<:<imw1', P. O'Reilly, \ïctori'i. 3,500
Superintendent's Assistant, H. Moffatt, Victoria.. 1,500
CO\\ ie-han .. W. H. Lomas. I I\:ootenay . .l\1. Phillips.
West Coast. . H. Guillod. North-W.Cst.C. Todd.
Kwawke
\"lth RH.P
rlcock. Will.iams' La. W.L. }Iea
on.
Fraser Ihver.P.;\lcTlernan. Babme...... R. E. Lormg.
Kamloops . .J.W.}lackay.
METLAKAHTL\ Ir;DusTRIAL SCHOOL. Expenditure-Sabries............... :-:24,009 42
Principal, J. R. Scott ....... ................$ 300 Contingencies..... 8,"'jl 48
Iafron, Rose Andel'son .... 400 Queen's Printl'T and Cr.mldroller of Stationery. Lt.-
Tj'ade., Instructor, W. H. Robertson. . 1,300 Co1. IJ. Chamberlin, C.M.G., D.C.L... ........ $3,200
K.UILOOPS IXDI'STRIAL SCHOOL.
Principal, M. Hagan, l\:amloops ..............,., .;;:800
Teache" }1. }Idlillan, Kamloops.................. GOO
[atron, Sister Celestine, Kamloops .............. 400
KITER ISL\N"D IXDI'STRIAL SCHOOL.
Prindpal, Rev. G. Donckele, Kuper Island. . .,. " :;<800
Tmdes Instructm', D. P. Donoghue, Kuper Island.. 600
.Acting
[(lfl'On, Alice Curran, Kuper Island. . .., _.. 300
Novn Scotia.
Annapolis. .G. Wells. Red Island ..Rev. 111. Mc.
Bear l{Í\'er . . F M'Dormand Kenzie.
Canning- .. ..C.E Beckwith River Inhab.Rev. D. Mc-
Calerll>llia .. Re\.TJ Butler Isaac.
Bedford .... He\".A.P.Des- Grd. Narro\\"sRev.R.Grant.
mond. Christmas Is, Rev. A. Cam-
Shubenacad'eJames Gass. eron.
Truro ..... .Dr.D.H. }Iuir Yarmouth. .G. R. Smith.
Parrsboro' . .Dr, G. W. Bar'ton HeadE T.Ferg-uson
Bog-gs. S;)'dlley .. M. A. McDon-
Pictou..... .Rpv. R. Mc- aId, M.D.
Donald. Pictou.. .. .J. McMillan,
Antigonish.. WCChisholn, M.D.
New Brunswick.
Chatham. .. .C. Sergeant. I FrederIcton. . JaB. Farrell.
Lands and 'l'imber Branch.
Clerk in Charge, J. D.
lcLean . . . , . . .. .. . . . ..... 1,650
Clerks, W. A. 01"1", H. G. }IcL. Mamgy, A. E.
Kemp, L. A. Dorval, Edith H. L;)<:;;OIl, Helen G.
Og-ih'y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CfN'rf'''l'Ol1delll'l' Brallch.
Clerk in Charge, A. N. }lcNeil .................. 1,650
Clerks, Martin Benson, Fanny Yielding, C. Reiff
n-
stein, L. D. Mc}leekin, Mary D. }Iaxwell, Louisa
E. Dale.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Record/; Branch.
Clerk in Charge, Samuel Stewart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1,400
Clcrks, T. F. S. Kirkpatrick, Ida H. Wilson, G. 111.
Matheson, Jas. Guthrie '" ...... ,. ,.........
Extra Clerk, Rev. \\ Ill. Scott. . .. ... '" ..... .. ...
Statistical Br(lllch.
Clerk in Charge, John McGirr ...... ........... 1,400
Prince Edward Island.
Lennox Is.. .J.O.Arsenault
...Yorth-West Ter1.itories, Manitoba and Kee1catin.
Indian C01mmssioner, Hayter Reed, Regma .... "';
,20()
Assista1lt Indian Com., A. E. Forget, Hegina.. .. .. 2,4000
Inspector of Fanns and Agencies in S. W. Ten'i-
to/'ies, T. P. Wadsworth, Regina .............. 2,20a
Assistant Insp. oj Farms a1ld Agencies in N. W.
Territories, Alex. }IcGibbon, Regina .......... 2,200
Clerk, W. McGirr, Regina. .. . . .. . . ., l,nOD
S11rveyor. J. C. Kelson, Rep;ina........ ......... 2,100
Assistant Surreyor, A. W. Ponton, Regina. .. .. I,JIIO
Inspec. of P1'ote/;tant Schools, J.A.llla"rae, Regina ],20()
Inspector of Roman Catholi
Schools, G. A. Betour.
ney, Regina . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1,20()
InsPector oj Indian Agencie". in charge of Mani-
toba S1lpe1'intendency, E. Me'Coll, Winnipeg 2,20Cf
Clerk, L. J. A. Leveque, Winnipeg ... . . . . . . . .. ],300.
P.laPrairie. .F. Ogletree. I Touchw'd H..H. Keith.
Clandebove ..A. M. l\Im.kle Assiniboine.. W, S. Gmnt,
Mani'a HòuseH. }Iartineau Duck Lake. . R. lIIcKenzie.
Hat Portage..R.J.X. Pither Carlton ... .J. Filllap'on.
Ft. Francis. .J. }lcCracken Saskatoon .. W. R. Tucker
Savanne ... J. }lclnt\"l"e. Rattleford. . P..J. ""illiams
Gr. Rapids. :A. Melia)'. Fort I'itt. . .G. G_ }Iann.
The Pas .,. .J. Header. Saddle Lake.J. Hoss.
Birtle ..... .J. A. lIIarkle. Edmonton. .C. DeCazes.
Fort Pelly .. W. E. Jones. I Peace Hills. .S. B. Lucas.
Moose }It'n. .J..J. Campbell Calgary .... F. C. COinish.
Cr'ked LakesA. lIIcDonald Rlackfoot R..M. Beg-g.
File Hills. .H. Reynolds. , Blood Ag'c
..W.l'o('klint'o
Muscg's Res..J. B. Lash. Piegan Res. .A. 8pringett.
l"'ApPELLE IND! STRIAL 8CIIOOL.
Principal, Rev. J. Hugonnard, Qu'AppeIle . ... .::,1,200.
Assistant Principal, J. Y. Farrell ............ 60()
Teachers, C. Speneer. .
4S0; Re\'. J. Domis ,... 350
BATTLE.ORD ISDl:STRIAL SCHOOL.
Principal, Rev. T. Clal'ke, Battleforrl. . .. .. . .., . .
1.20()
latron, !llrs. T. Chtrke. . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Assistant Principal, J. B. Ashu;)' .., 6000
HIGH RIVER IXDI'STRIAL SCHOOL.
Principal, Re\'. E. Claude, Dunbow..
Ass'stant Principal, Chas Dennehy. .
Farmer, G. Lacombe. . . . . . .. .
Carpenter, A. Pigeon...............
Matron, Sister Cleary ................
],200
GOO
4f10
thO-
JOG
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING AND
STATIONERY.
Printing Branch.
Superintendent of Printing,
Accountant's Branch.
AccQUntant, W. GIiddoD .........,..............
Stationt-'1"3/ Branch.
Superintendent of Stationery.
$].950
DEPARTMENT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
OF CANADA.
Expenditure-Salaries. . . . . . . . . . . . .. SU,i04 03.
Conting-encies ..... 11,434 50.
&lJretary of State, Hon. J. A. Chapleau, Q.C.. T.L.D. $7,000
Vnder Sec. of Slate, Dep. R,g..Gen. L. A. Catelliltl".. 3.200
Chief Clerk, P. Pelleti!'r . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,950
Private &.cretary to the Jlinister, L. II. Tach4!. . . . 1,800
Registrar's Branch.
Keeptr of the Records, Lt.-Col. A. Audet........ 2,300
Board of Divil &rvice Examin.rs.
CI/airman, J. Thorburn, M.A., LT..D...... ........ . $60()
P. 1A'
u!'l1r. A. D. O!'('t>lIeF.... .. .,. '" .. . .. .ellch 600
Clerk of tM Board. P. LeSneur. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .
1892]
51
Do.\nNION OF CAN ADA
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE.
Expenditure-Salaries ........
0.386 j.l
Contingencies 7.695 12
Minister of Nurim & Fisherit'.s, Hon. C. H. Tupper. $; .000
Deputy Mmister of Marint-, Wm. Smith........... 3.200
Cllief Clerk, J. Hardie. ................. . .... 2.-100
Chvf Clrrk and .Accountant, F. F. Gourdeau .... 2,100
ChiPf Engineer and GPn
ral Superintendent of
Lighthmuetl, W. P. Anderson.................. 2,400
and 14 Clerks with SIIlaries ranging from
l50 to 81,800 per annum ................. ...
.Agents-(From $2,200 to $1,400 each).
Quebec, . . .. .J. U. Gregory I Victoria, B.C.. H. O. Lewis
St. John, N.B.J.H. Harding Charlottetown, } A L d
Halifax, N.B. . HWJohnston P.E.I ........ or
SuperinÜ'1!denu of Lighls-$800 to 81.400 each.
Ye'!castIe, N.B Jas.Mitc
ell l Quebec ......... E.LRrochelle.
Halifax. N .B. . C AHutchlDs Ottawa.. . . . . P. 11II1"t."
Board of Ex..lminertl Matltertl and Nates.
Chairman, W. H Smith, H1ilifax ......... .......... 180)
C ler k, A G. Gilpin .................................
Halifax ......D. Hunter I Kin
ston... ...T. F. Töylor
Bt. John, N.B. W. Thomas Quebec. ......... W. C. SeaTon
Bt. CI\thl\rine8. W.l\IcIlwain Victoria. B.C...H. J. Lewi8.
} M P McEI-
OWlwa .......... hinmey
Inspt.CWrtl of Bailtrs and J[achinery.
Chairman Board S.S. Inspectors, W. J Meneilley,
OUaw!l ....... ...................... .....................$1.600
Halif.lx, N.8.. D. Btevens I Qnebec ..........J .81\mIlOD
Toronto....... . Jas. Johnston Lower Ft.Garry E. R. Abell
'Iontreal ......J. Burgess Toronto.........John t>odd8
KingRton ....... E. Adams. Victoria,B.C. . J .A.Thomeon
Insptctartl of Hulla-($I200 to $800 each
st. John, N.B. C. R. Coker I Ott { :\1 P
II:EI
Toronto .... .... T. llarboUle awa. . . ...... hlnmey
Quebec.........P. Brunelle Kingston ....T. Donelly
Victoria, B.C., R. Collister
Harbour CommulÏoners.-Chairman.
Toronto. ... .A. B. Lee, I Quebec...... .P. V. Valin
Montreal ......II. Bulmer Pictou,N.B.
Sup,rintrndt.nt Nt.únrological &rvice, Toronto,
C. Carpmael..................... .$2000 and residence
Di1 ettor of Obs'!rvatory, fjt John N.B.,
.......... _ _........ _.. _................S 1.000
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES.
Expenditure-Salaries ."""" 819,765 80
Contingencies........ 3.6üï 61
Deputy Minister of Fisheries. John Tilton ...... $3,200
i Chief Clerk. S. P. Hauset. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
2.4()():
Clerk.
, R. N. Yenning, C. Stanton, J. S. Webst.er,
S. B. Kent. A. H. Belliveau. T. Aumond. J. A.
}Iurray. F. H. Cunningham, H. F. Burnett. \V.
A.
Iakinson and C. F. Winter.. From :31450 to 8550 ea.
Inspectors of Fisherl
es.
Quebec, Gulf Dil:i
'ion, W. Wakeham, Ga<;p(;. ". :;;1,200
Nova Scotia, Div. West of Halifax, J. R. Kinney,
Yannouth .... ...... ..................... 600
Nova Scotia, Div. East of H al{fax, Roht. Hockin,
Pictou . . . . . . . . . . .. ........................ 600.
New Brlln.'lI'ick, Div. Charlotte County, J. H.
Pratt, St. Andrew", .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . 900
Div. Wt?st,'rn and Inland C01tnties, David
Ior-
row, Oromocto .............................. 600
Div. Northcrn and Eastern Counties, R. A.
Chapman,1IIoncton .......................... foOO
Cape Bretonlsiand, A. C. Bertram,
orth Sydney 600
Prince Edward Island, Edward Hackett, Tignish SOO-
Nan itoim, A. :\lcQueen, Winnipeg.... 900
.N. W. Ter., F. C. (;ilchrist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600
Briti.,h Colum/Jia, .Iohn J\lcNahh (Acting) :New
Westminster __.. _ . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. .
Superintendent oj Fish G-ulf1u'e, Samuel Wilmot,
Ottawa, Onto ....................... _ .. . 2,400
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Expenditure-Salaries..... ........ .::<ï4.1ï2 02
Contingencies. . . , . 20,035 57
Uinister of .AgricultU1"t.. Hon. J ohn Carlin
......
Dpputy MinisUr, John Lowe ............. ........
&crttary. H. B. Small ..................
Private &eretary, A. L. JI\rvis . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACCll'lmtant, J. B. L
n('h ........................
Archivu Bramh.
Archivist, D. Brymner ........ .................
Assistant Archivist, J. :\Iarmette ...............
CopyrigMtI and Trade ltIarh Branch
Re[Jtstrar, J. B. Jack!'<>n ..... .. .. . ....... ....
Paknts Branch.
D'!p'Uty Cbmmusiont.r, R. Pupe . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .
FirstClastlCltrktl, J. F. Dionne.. n..................
H. Casgraln................ ......
Statistics Branch.
Statistician, George Johnson _...................
Special Attac"é. Mgr. TanguI\Y ....... ....
Assistant Stati.stician, }'. II. St. Denis..... _....
t'ï ,000
3,200
2.5CO
1.-100
1,-150
1850
1,!i00
160
2,800.
].8(0
1. 800
2,4'10
1.-100
1,250
AUDITOR GENERAL'S OFFICE.
Expenditure-Salaries.. ... ..... .
2ï,S51 íG
Contingendes 2,990 40
A uditor General, John Lorn
IcDol1gall ......
Chief Clerk, E. D. Sutherland. . .. . . . . .. .. ...
Clerks, F. Ha
ter amI J. Gorman, each.. . . .
4,1100
1,
lj2
l,ö;J1}
Kon:-The fibrtUeS given under the different departments for Expenditure, are for the fiscal )ear cudin:::
June 30th, IS90.-ED.
STATES.
Alabama.... ..
Arkan
as . . . . . .
California ...
Colorado.... ..
Connecticut.. .
Delaware .....
Florida...... ..
Georgia. . .. ...
Idaho.. ......
Illinois.. . . .. . .
Indiana..... .
Iowa
Kan<;as. . . .. ..
Kentuckv . . . ..
Louisianå .....
Iaine.. . . . . . ..
r arvland. . . . ..
)1 assach usetts.
lichigan. . . . ..
:\linnesota. . . ..
li8sissippi . . ..
POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES - CENSUS OF 1890.
Pop. Sq. Mis. STATES.
1,513,017 5
.250
Ih,souri........
1,128,1ï9 53,S:;0
Iuntana..
1,208,UO 1;;8,360 Nehraska
412,19
lu3,925 Xe\ada .
ï.1(1.2:'8 4,990 Xew Hampshire
IGS,.19,J 2,050 Xew Jer
e\-
391,422 ;'
,6.s0 Xew York". . . . ..
1,83i.3;;3 59.H5 NorlhCarolina..
8-1,3:'5 84,:'00 I North Dakota
3.!:ì2G, '"'51 56.G50 I Ohio
2,192,.104 36.3!'i0 Oregon. . . . .
],911,S!}G fi(i,02fi Pennsylvania
1,42ï,096 82,O
0 Rhode Island
],8:,8,G35 4/',4(;0
outh Carolina
1,1l8.5tìï 4
,ï20 South Dakota
ôGl,086 33,040 Tennet:;see. . . . .
1.0-12.390 12,210 Te"ag.........
2,23!:ì.!143 S,315 "ermont
2,1)93.8
9 58,91fi \ïrgini[} .......
],301,82G 83,365 ' Washington ....
1,289,600 4G,
10 West Virginia..
Pop. Sq. MIs. I ST\TE:::ì. Pop. Sq.
ns.
2,6ín,IS4 G9,415 Wisconsin...... I,G
G,S80 56,0.10
H2,159 HG,O:'O I W)oming ....... 00,705 9.,H
('
],058.91/1 77.:110 Dela\\ are. Raritan
45.7G1 110,700 & Xe\\" Y'k Ba)'s. ........ ,20
376,fi30 g'X05 1 - -
1,-14-1,933 7,::Slh TOTo\L SLUES, 61,908,90G 2,634,530
5,!)!}ï,
!'i3 49.1ïO
1,61ï,9H 52,2:'0 TERRITORIES.
Ui2.il9 G8,6.15
3.672.316 -Il,IIlìO I Arizona.. . . . . . . . .
31
,76ï 9ü,0:
0 Vist. of Columbia
5,2fi8,01-1 45,21;; Xew
Ie)o.ico . ,
3.1fi,fi06 l,2;)f) Oklahoma........
1,1:11,149 30,5ïO I V"tah ............
328,808 79.S00
F , ?G.;;
.
II I TOTAL TERRITORIES 713,344 360.000
.
35,fiz3
G"..::sO
332,422 9,56 Exclnding- Alaska,
1,6:;5,980 42,4fiO I Indian Territor)'
3H1,390 69,1
0 and Indians.. . .
762,Ï94 24,,:'0 (;RAXD TOTAL. 62,(122,250
59,621)
230,3!J2
153.5!J:.
61,834
Oï,9o
)
113,02/)
.0
] .).) 'iöO
3;;:450
8.1.9.0
THE MILITIA LIST-DOMINION OF CANADA.
(Condensed, and co-rrected by the Militia Geneml Orders to October, 1891.J
CQIh.c <Queen.
AIDE-Dt;-CA:I4P TO THKQUt
EK, CO!. Sir CasimirS. Gzowski, R.C.M.G., Staff Officer to Enginecr Force. (Honontry.)
GOVERNOR-GENERAL.
THIo: RIGHT HO:S-OURABI,E SIR FREDERICK ARTHUR LORD STANLEY OF PRESTON, G. C. B.
.Military Secretary... ... .............. Major Hun. Charles Colville, Gren. Guards.
Aides-de-Camp. Lieut. Hon. G. H. W. Wahh, Gren. Guards; Lieut. the Viscount Kilcoursie, Gren Guards.
Kt'trn Aides-de-Camp. Lt.-Cot H. R. Smith, Hth Battalion; Lt.-C,'I. Phillippe Vmdry, 61st Battalion;
Lt.-Cu!. J. R. .Armstrong, N.R Garr. Arty; Lt.-Co!. J. Pennington :\[,lcpher,mn; Lt.-Co!. A. E. Curren, 1st Halifax
Garr. Arty; Lt.-Col. G. D. Dawson, 10th Batbilion; Lt.-Col. E. G. Prior, B. C. Garr. Arty; :Major Hector Pre\'ost,
06:ith Battalion; Lt.-Co!. W. 31. Herchmer, (A.s.st. COI/t. N. W. J1. Police.)
lIonorary Aide-de-Camp................ Lt.-CuI. Hewitt Bernard, C. M.G.
DEP.ARrI'rIENT OF MILITIA A
D DEFENCE.
(Ottawa.)
r.1I'i"I
TER OF !'tIILlTIA AND DEFENCE, Hon. Sir Adolphe
P. Caron, K. C. !'tl. G.
Drputlj Jfinil3ter of Jltlitia and DeJence, Colonel Chas.
Eugène Panet.
.sccretary of the Department, Capt. Alphonse Benoit.
Accountant, C. Herbert O'Mcara, Esq.
LJirector of Stores and Keeper of lIfil. Properties, Lt.-Col.
John Macpherson.
Architect, Engineer Branch, Henry James, Esq.
/lEAD-QUARTERS STAFF OF TIlE MILITIA..
Maior-Getleral Co mmandin,q the Jlilitia,
[aj. Gen. Ivor
J. C. Herbert, C.B.
.A Üle-de-Cn.mp, Capt. Eric Streatfeild.
Adjutant-Genemloj Militia, at Head Quarters, Colonel
Walker Powell.
Inspector of .Artillery and Warlike Stores, Lt.-Co!. De la
Cherois T. Irwin.
Assistant Inspectors of A rUller,!!, Lt.-Co!. C. E. I\lontI-
zambert (Qzubec): Lt.-Co!. W. H. Cotton (Kingston).
Inspector of Engineers, The Professor of Forti lìcation ,
R.
1. College.
Staff Officer to Engineer Fo'rce, CoI. Sir C. S. Gzowski,
K.C. M.G , (Honorary A. D. C. to the Qzteen), Toronto.
-Engineer Officer at Hd. Qrs.,
Su
geon-General, CIII. Darby Bergin, M. D. (Cornwall, Ont.)
DIS'I'RI
T STAFF.
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
IIhLITARV DISTRICT Xo. I, Bd. Qrs. London.-Depy
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-CoI. Henr)" Smith; Brigade Major,
Lt.-Co!. Hon. Matthew Aylmer; Dist. paymr. and
Supt. oj Stores, Bt. Litut.-CoI. M. DeB. Dawson.
IILlTARY DISTRICT No.2, Hd. Qrs. Toronto.-Depy.
Alljt.-Genl., Lt.-C. v W. D. Otter; Bri:7aM Major,
Bt. Lt.-CoI. John Gray; Dist. Pa.ymr. a,
d Supt. of
Stores, Hony. Lt.-CoI. W. N. Alger.
'\IILITARY DISTRICT No.3, Hd. QrlS. Kingston.-Depy.
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-C.)I. B. Van Straubenzee; D
.t.
Pnymr., Hony. Capt. Frank :::!trange; Supt. of Stores,
Hony. Maj. Wm. King.
! MILITARY DßTRI
T Ko. 4. Hd. Qrs. Ringston.-Dcpy.
Adjt.-Getll. Lt.-CoI. B. Van Straubeuzce (Kingston);
Brigade
[ajor.
Dist. Paymr, Hon. Capt. Frank Strange (Killi!;ston).
PRO\"lS(,t
OF QUEBEC.
MILITARY DISTRICT No.5, Hd. Qrs. MOlltreaI.-Drp'y
.Ädjt.-Genl., Lt.-CoI. C. F. Houghton; Brigade Met-
jors, Lt.-Cols. Gregor Mattice (Montreal) and F. M. Pope,
(Sherbrouke); Dist. Paymr. and Supt of Stores,
MILITARY DISTRICT No.6, Hd. Qrs. MontreaI.-Depy.
.A djt.-Genl. , Lt.-CoI. G. d'U. d'Orsolluells; Brig1tde
Major, Maj. Alexa/llire Roy; District paymas.tcr and
Supt. of Stores,
MILITARY DI'iTRICT No.7, Hd. Qrs. Qlwhec.-Vepy.
.Acljt.-Genl., Lt.-CoI. T. J. Dllchesn'IY ; Bt';gade JJajor.
Lt.-CoI. J. E. M. Taschercau; Dist. Paymr. and Supt.
of Stores, Bony. Lt.-CoI. W. H. Forrest.
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
MlLIT4.RY DISTRIC1' No.8, Hd. Qrs. )<'redericton.-
Depy. Adjt.-Genl. Lt.-Co!. G. J.
fallnsell; nist.
Paymr. and Supt. of Stores, Mai. And. J. Armstrol1,:!,
(St. Juhn).
t'aoVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
MILITARY DISTRICT No.9, Hd. Qrs. H"lirax.-J)el''!!,
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col P. W. Worsley; Btigude JI(
ju',
Lt.-CoI. J. n. l\{a{':::!hane; Dist. Paymr. a.nd Supt. of
Store.ç, Bt Lt -Col. J. R. Murray.
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA, N.-W. TERRITORIES AND
DISTRICT OF KEEWATIN.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 10, Hd. Qrs. Winnipeg.-f1epy.
.Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. H. V. Villiers; nist. Pa?ltnr.
and Supt. of Storts, Huuy. Lt -Col. A. J. L. Peebles.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLGMBIA.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 11, Rd. Qrs. \ïctoria.-DeplI.
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-CoI. J. G. Holmes (.1ctin!}); Vist.
PaJllllr. and Supt. of stores, Capt. A. W. Jones.
PROVINCI': OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 12, Hd. Qrs. Charlot.tetown.-
Depy. A dlt.-Genl. , Lt.-Col. P. W. Worsley (Halifax.
N.S.); Brigade J1lajor, Lt.-Col. J. D. Irving; Dist.
Paymr. anel Supt. of StfJres, Hony. Maj. G. L. Dogh-
erty.
58
1892.]
DO)lINIUN OF CANADA :\IILITIA LIST.
59
ROYAL MILITARY COU.EGE OF CANADA.
(Kingston, Ont.)
Commandant,
Iajor-Gen. D. R. Cameron, C.
I.G., (late
R.A.); Sta(f-Ädjt., Lt.-Co!. :5. C.
lcGill; PrufessfJr of
Military History aI
d r"pograph.l/, <f'c.,
Ia.ior Cua:!. B.
Mayne (Capt. R. K); Professor of Jfathemfltics, .tc.,
Ira. E.
Iartin, Esq., B.A.; Professor of Fortific,ttiùn,
,\filitary En,gineering, J:c., Capt. Will. Huskisson
(R E); Professor of Artiller!l, .tc., ;
Asst. Instructor in Fortification, .'Iilitary Enginur-
ing, d!c., C
pt. A H. Van Straubenzee (R. E.); Asst.
lI
structortlt Mathematics, Captain A. G. G. Wurtele ;
A <ist. Instructor in Surveying, Military Topography,
Æc., Capt. J. ß. Cochrane; .Asstant Instructor in
fathematics, Lieut. J. A. >\Ioren (R. A.); Professor
of English, Rev. C. L. Worrell, Jf. A.; Professor
of Freehand. lJ-/'alOing, .tc., Forshaw Day, Esq., R.C.A.;
Professor of French, A. D. D'J.val, Eo?., M.D.; Professor
.of Civil Eliyineering, .tc., R. C. Harris, Esq., C. E.;
P.rofessor of Physics, .tc., Juhn Waddell, Esq., B.A.,
Ph. D., D.Sc.; Jledical Officer, Surg.-
Ia.i. J. L. H. Neil-
son, .11. D.; Paymaster, Hony. Capt Frank Strange.
Board of Visitm's: Pre<>ident, Coi. Walker Powell,
A. G. ; J{ember.: Col Sir C. S. Gzowski, X.C.M.G.,
:D.C.,
t.-C"l. T. J. Dnchesnay, Lt.-Coi. Hon. G. A.
Kirkpatrick, Lt.-Col. W. D. Otter.
ACTIVE
IILITIA.
PER
IANE
T CO RP,s.
CAVALRY "CHOC.L CORPS.
80) al School oÌ Cavalry (tJuebec.) -Commandant. Lt. .COL I
James F. Turnbnll.
REGI\lE
T OF CA
ADlAS" ARTILLERY.
3;t.-Ç,ol. Commanamg. -Dc la Ch
lûis 1'. Irwin (Ottawa).
A B,tttery, Royal School of Arty. (Ki.ngston).-Com-
m.anuftnt, Lt.-Vol. W. H. Cotton; Najor, C. W.
Drurv.
4' B" Hattery, Royal School of Arty. (Quebec).-Com-
l
t, Lt.-Col. C. E. }Iontizambert; J.fajor, J. F.
· C" Battery, Royal School of Artillery, (Victoria, B.C.)
-Commandant, Lt.-Co!. J. G. Holmes. Major, Jas.
Peters.
CASADlA
IO{;
TED RIFLE CORPS.
Royal School of Instruction. - Winnipeg, ]llan.)-
,;,:;:
a
;Chall. ; Captain, Maj.
DIFA'ITRY SCHOOL CORP
.
., A" Company. Ro)'al School of Infantry (fI"reoericton,
N. E.)-COInlll md'mt, Lt.-Co!. G. J. l\launsell; Cap-
4' h,
n,
Ia.i. W. D. Gordon.
E Company, Royal 8('hool of Infantry (St. John's,
Que.). -Col/w
,rnclant, Lt.-Coi. G. d'O. d'Orsonnens'
Captain, C. J. Q. C,mrsol. '
.. C" Comp/my, Royal School of Infantry, (Toronto, Ont.).
-Comm
!,-dallt, Lt.-Coi. W. D. Otter; Captain, Major
... B;, H. VW.al.
D Company, Royal School of Infantry, (London, Ont.)
-Collunan,lant, Lt.-Col. H. S.nith; Capt. D. D. Young.
CA VALR Y. I
<::av.
lry SchGol Corps-iu PER:I-lANENT CORPS (above).
The Governor General's Body Guard for Ontario. Dra-
goo
'!. (Toro
to). Lt..Colo/lel, George T. Denison.
MOJor, Bt. LIeut.-Coi. F. C. Denison, C. lof. G. Four
Troops, Toronto: Captains, Bt I,t.-Cul. Orlando Dunn
C.
. K. Denison, J. R. Button, F. .A. Fleming:
Adjutant, Capt. W H. Merritt
1st Regiment of Cavalry. Hus'lars. (Hd. Qrs., London
Ont) Lt.-Col., John Cole. '}fajor, W.}1. Gartshore:
7'roops:
o. 1, St. Thomas, C,.pt. Henry BorlJridge'
No.2, London, Caut. : I
N,J. 3,
Iooret?wn, êapt. and Bt.
Ia.i. George Stew:
art; No.4, Kmgsville, Capt. A. II. King PoJ.YI/wster
Adjutant, " ,
I
2nd Ref;iment of Cavalry. Dragoons. (Hd. Qrs., Oak,
Rtdges, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, J. J. Grl";.;ory (NlJrth
Bay, Nipissing). JlajoTI!. James Elliott (Buttonville)
anù Will Buchner, (Welland).
Troops: II A," St. Catharines, Capt. R. W. Gregory;
II B," St. Aun's, Capt. F. O. Burch; II C," Bluford,
Capt. T. L. Jones; II D," Queenston. Cal,t. Alex.
Servos; II E," Weiland, Cal,t 'V. R. Ferguson.
Paynwster, Maj. R. Currie. Adjutant, Capt. J. B.
Baldwin (Toro/Lto).
3rd Provisional Regiment of Cavalry, II The Prince
of Wales' Canadian Dragoons "(Hd. Qrs, Co-
bourg, Ont.) lofajor CommandÏltg, Bt. Lt.-Coi. D'A.l!:.
BOollton.
Troops: II A," Cobourg, Capt. W. 'V. Brown; "B," )Iill-
brook, Capt. David Sutton; .. C," Peterborough, Capt.
and Bt. Lt.-Coi. H. C. Rugers. Paymaster, J. O. Ha-
german. Adjutant. Lt. D'A. E. Rtrickland.
4th Regiment of Cavalry. Hussars. (Rd. Qrs., 1\ in 1-
ston, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, John Duff.
Troops: II A," Kingston. Capt anù Bt.
Iilj. Archd.
Knight; .. B," Xapanee, Capt. D. E Griffith; "C,'
Loughborough, Capt. 'V. B. Burnett; II D," Picton.
Capt. . PaYlllal!ter, Hony. c
pt.
!II. W. strange. Adjutant, Capt. II. S. Greenwood
(Cornwall.)
5th Regiment of Cavalry. Dragoons. (Head Qrs.,
. Cookshire, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, J. II. Taylor. .'Wa-
jors, C. W. Shepard (Sutton), J. }<'. Learned.
Troops: Xo. 1, Cookshire, Capt. H. A Taylor; I'o. 2,
Sherbrooke, Capt. J. F. MorkiU; No. :1, Stanstead,
Capt. John Clarke; No.4, Compton, Capt A. L.
Pomroy; Ko. 5, Sutton, Capt. J. S. Billings, Paymr,
O. A. Taylor. Adjutant,
6th Regiment of Cavalry, .. Duke of Cûnnaught's
Royal Canadian Huss'l.rs." (Hd. Qrs., lIfontreal,
Que.) Lt.-ColoMI, James Barr.
Troops: No.1, Montreal, Capt. and Bt.
aj. Colin
McArthur; No.2. 8t. Andrews, Capt. and Bt. :\Ia).
Martin Wanless; No.3, Ha \'elock, Capt. John G. B,trr;
No.4, Clarenceville, Capt. R.
1. Kincaid. Payma,,;ter.
Hony. fllaj. C. C. Clapham. .Adjutant,
8 th II PI-incess Louise's
ew BrUllswick'. lteglIllent 01
Cavalry. Hussars. (Rd. Qrs., Rothesay, N. B.)
Lt.-Colonel. James DOlllviUe (St. John). Majors, Alfd.
Markham (Markh.amt.ille) and R. W. otty (Apohaqui.)
Troops: "A," Hampton, Capt. F. E. Whelpley. II B,'
Os!;ekeag, Captain G. W. Fuwler; II C," ApohaqUl,
Capt. H. M. Campoell; .. D," Hammond, C,wL. D. J.
Fowler; II E," Johnston, Capt. David Seal:s; .. F."
Shediac, Capt. G. S. Maunsell; "G," Springfield,
Capt. J. H. McRobbie. Paymaster, J. J. Wnodward.
Adjutant, Capt. F. V. Wedderburn lHampton.
The Queen s Own Canadian Hussars (Quebec). .Uajor
Commanding, Bt. Lt.-CoI. J. B. Forsyth.
Troops: .. A." Capt. and Bt. Lt.-Col F. W. Gray; II n:'
Capt. T. S. Hethrington. Paymaster. Hon). Capt W
W. Martin. Adjutant, Capt. W. D. 13ro\\n.
INDEPENDE:oi'T TROOPS.
King's Troop of Cavalry. Hussars. (Kentville, 1\'. S
Captain, J. W. Ryan.
Prescott Troop of C.walry. Dragoons. (Prescott, O/,t.'
Captain, Bt.Maj. John Raney.
Th;. P;.in
o
f;
ragoon Guards (Ottawa). Captain,
Winnipe
Troop of Cavalry. Dragoons. (Winnipeg,.11an.
Captain, Cornelius Knight.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
1st Brigade of F. A. (Guelph, Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, A. H.
Macdonald.
Field .Batteries: Ko. 1, fllaj_ Wm. Nicoll; Capt. .-\lex.
IIlurcinson; lS"o. 2, Maj John Davidsou; Capt. H. D.
Merewether. .Adjutant, Lieut. J. A. Ross.
FIELD BATTERIE'!,
Durl
al.n F. B. of -\rbllery (Port Hope, Ont.), lIfajor
Wilham III('Lean; Capt. W. P. Milligan.
Gan
n?que F. ß. of Artillery (V/tt.), "'ajor, fit. Lt.-Coi.
Wilham
kKenzic ; Capt. S A !l1t'Kcnzie.
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Hamilton }<'. B. of Artillery (Ont.), .Uajor. H. P. Van
Wagner (Stony Creelc); Capt. J. 8. Hendrie.
Kingston 1<'. B. of Arty. (Ont.), .l1ajor, Wm.
1. Drennan;
Capt. J. A. Wilmot.
London F. B. of Arty (Ont.), jlajor, Bt. Lt.-CoI.J.PeterB;
Capt. J. F. Williams.
Montreal F. B. of Artillery (Que.), Major, J. S. Hall;
Capt.. G. R. Hooper.
Newcastle F. B. of Ar1i11erJ" (N. E.), IIlafor, Bt. Lt.-Co!.
Robert R. Call; Capt.,
Ottawa F. B. of Artillery (Ont.), !t[ajor, John Stewart;
Capt. L. D. C. F. Bliss.
Quebec F. B. of ArtiUery, Najor, C. W. A. Lindsay;
Capt. J. G. Garneau.
Richrnond F. B. of Artillery (Que.), lIf((jor, Bt. Lt.-Col.
Hon. Henry Aylmer (lIfc'bmtrne); Capt. Jas. Stevens.
Shefford F. B. of Artillery (Granby, Que.), Major. Bt.
Lt.-Col. Theophi!e Amyrauld; Capt. Wm. l{ay.
S)dney F. B. of Arty. (N.!S.), Najor, W. MeK. l\lC'Leod;
Capt. Walter Crowe.
Toronto F. B. of Artillery (Ont.), !t[((jor, J. H. Mead;
Capt. J. P. Beaty.
Weiland Canal F. B. of Arty. (Ont.), Mojor, Frank King
(Port ColboTne). Captain, Wm. Wi!Py (St. Cotharines).
Winnipeg F. B. of Arty. (Man.), Major, L, W.P. Coutlee;
Capt. Edwin Doidge.
WoodstoC'k F. B. of Arty. (N. B.), !t[ajor, F. H. J. Dibblee;
Capt. C. H. Emery.
GARRISON ARTILLERY.
Regt. of Canadian Arty.-see PERMANENT CORPS. (above).
1st" Halifax" Brigadp of G. A. (N. ,C'.' Lt.-Colonel, A. E.
Curren, A.D.C. 1I1aj., W. A. Garrison.
l'en Ba
tel'Le8, Halifax: C(Iptains, Bt.-1\laj. W. A. Pur-
cch, Alex. Auderson, James }Iaxwell, F. W. Parker,
W. M. Blltsford, F. H. Oxley and A. G. Hesslein. Pay-
mflRtl'r, Hon'y Capt. E. D. Adams. .Adjutant, Capt.
W. J. Stewart.
British Columbia Brigade of Garrison Artillery (lId. Qrs.,
Victoria, B. C.). Lt.-Colonel, E. G. Prior, A.D.C.
Najor, John Nicholles.
Batteries: No.1, New Westminster, Capt. T. O. Townley;
N'J. 2, Victoria, Captain J. W. Sinclair; No. i$, VIC-
toria, Capt. W. J: Q'linlan; No.4, Victoria, Capt. W.
B. Smallfield. Paymaster, Walter Shears. Adjutant,
Captain P. Æ. Irving.
Montreal Brigade of G. A. (Que.) Lt.-Colonel T. T.
Turnbull. Major, F. M. Cule.
Six Batteries, Montreal: Cnptains, Ernest Howard, J.
A. ]<inlayson, John Ogilvy, L. R. Gregor, T. A. Crath-
ern, E. H. Bissp.tt. PaymfLSter, Cal.. W. C. Trotter.
Adjutant,
Kew Brunswick Brigade of G. A.
'ld. QI'S., St. John, N.
B.) Lt.-Colonel, John R. Armstrong, A.D. C.; MaJor,
Bntteries: No.1, St. John, Capt. S. D. Crawford; No.2,
Carleton, Capt. J. J. Gordun; No.3, Portland, Capt.
G. K. r.1('Leod; No.4, St. John, Capt. G. W. Jones;
No.5, Fain"me, Capt. J. A. E. Steeves. Paymaster,
Geo. F. Smith. .Acz.jlltant, Capt. Chas. F. Langan.
Prince Edward Island RI'igade ofG. A. (Bd. Qrs., Char-
lottetown, P. E. I.) Lt.-Colonel, F. S. Moore. .
Brt
teries: :r-.o. '. Charlottetown, Capt. H. McL. DavIson;
No.2, CharlottetowI:, Capt. J. A. Longworth; No.3,
Georgetown, Capt. Chas. Owen; No.4, Sourls, Capt.
James Brenall ; No.5, Montab"ue, Capt.
paytr., S. F. Hodgson. Adjt., Capt. W. A. O. Morson.
GARRISON BATTERIES.
Cobourg Battery ofG. A., (Ont.) Captnin, D.
lcK aughton.
Digby BatteryofG.A., (N.S.) Capt., Bt. Maj. John Daley.
Gaspé Battery of G. A., (Que.) Captain. A. T. Carter.
No.1 Baty., Lé\'is G. A., (Que.) Copt., J. A. S. Martineau.
No. 2 Battery, Lévis G. A., (Que.) Capt., Bt. Maj.
Georges S. Vien.
Lunellùurg Battery of G. A., ,.N.S.) Capt., G. A. Pulley.
Mahone Bay Baty. of G. A., (N.S.) Capt., P A. Ernst.
Pictou Baty. ufG. A., (.N.S.) Capt., C. deW. MacDonald.
Nu. 1 Battery, Quebec G. A., Captain, Bt.-Maj. Her-
menegilde Roy. .
No.2 Battery, Quebec G. A., Capt., Bt.-MaJ. T. L. Bou-
langeI'.
Xo. 3 Battery, Quebec G. A., Captain, H. D. Morgan.
Toronto Battery of G. A., Captain, W. B. McMurnch.
V:'rmouth Battery of G. A., (N.S.) Capt., Bt.-Maj. T. R.
Jolly
MOUNTAIN ARTILLERY.
Sault Ste. Marie Half Battery, (Ont.) Captain, Bt.-Maj
Joseph Wilson.
EKGINEERb.
Brighton Company of Engineers, (N.B.) Captain, Bt.-
l\Iaj D. McLeod Vince, (Lower Brighton\.
Charlottetown Engineer Company, (P. E. 1.) C(fptain
W. A. Weeks.
Montreal Company of Engineers, (Que.) Captain, Bt_
Lt.-Col. William Kennedy.
INFANTRY AND RIFLES.
Infantry School Corps-see PERMANENT CORPS (abo've).
Governor-Genenl's Foot Guards, (Ottawa.) ht..Colonel,.
A. H. Todd. _JjaJors, FredelÏek Toller, W. E. Hodgins.
(HollY. A.D.C. to Lt.-(.:ov. of Ont.)
Six Compcmics. OUa,,"..: (;aptains, K. O. Côté, John
Hodgins, T. J. Watters. A. L. Jarvis, P. B. Taylor,
S. C. D. Roper. P((ymaster, Hony. Capt. C. Berkeley
Powell. Adjut(mt, Capt. G. S. Bowie.
1st Battalion. .. Prince of Wales' Regiment," (lIfon-
treal). Lt.-Colonel, T. P. Butler. lI[ajor,
Six Companies, Montreal: Captains, J. D. G. Lefeb\Te,
E. T. Bartlett, John Porteous, W. L. Bond, W. E.
Bradshaw, J. P. Cooke. Paymaster, Hony.
Iaj.
Alexander Milloy. Adjutrmt, Capt. T. E. Hnwell.
ó) I BattalIOn, .. Queen's Own Rifles of Canada,"
-' n ( (Toronto). Lt.-Colonel, R. B. Hallnlton. lIfajors,
J. M. Delamere and Villiers Sankey.
Ten Companies, Toronto: Captains, H. 1\1. Pellatt, J. A.
Murray, J. C. }lcGee, 'V. G. Mutton, J. B. Thompson,
P. L. l\lason, H. V. Green, E. F. Gunther, A. B. Lee.
Paymaster, Hony. Capt. C. C. Bennett. Adjutant,
Capt. W. C. Macdonald.
31 ' (1 Battalion, co Victoria Rifles of Canada," (,'f ontrea l)
Lt.-Colonel F. C. Henshaw. },f(tjOTS, C. W.
Radiger and G. R. Starke.
Six Companies, 1\lontreal: Captains, H. W. Becket, A.
H. Sims, Edward B. Busteed, Andrew Bell, C. W.
Meakins, S. B. Townsend. Paymoster, Louis Suther-
land. .AdJ1ttant, Capt. Duncan Macpherson.
5th Battalion, .. Royal Scots of Canada," (lVontreall.
Lt.-Colonel, John Hood. Mojors, J. A. L.
Strath
", E. B. Ibbotson.
Six COlnJXtnies,
Iontreal: Captains, C. E. Gault, Bt.-
Maj. W.
t. Blaiklock,G. W. Cameron, J. L. Rankm,
G. S Cantlie, J. S. Ibbotson. Pay=ter, William
Foulis. Adjutant, Captain F. L. Lydon.
6 th Battalion. " Fusiliers," (!t[ontreal). Lt.-Colonel,
Frederic fllassey. lIf(ljors, G. A. Mooney and
J. H. Burland.
Six Companies,
Iontreal: Captains, A. W. Paterson,
W. F. Robertson, Herbert Stanway, C. E. K. '"idal,
W. B. T. Macaulay, E. J. Chambers. Paymaster, Hony.
Maj. David Seath. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. Thos. Atkinson.
7 th Battalion, "F'lsiliers," (London). Lt.-ColC'Otel, T.
H. Tracy. 1I1a}ors., J. H.
Iarshall. Thos. BeattIC,.
Six COlllpanies, London: C((ptnins, Hy. Payne, Geo. W.
Hares, L. H. Dawson, H. A. Kingsmill, J. 1\1.
Ioore,
A. A. Buoker. Pnymaster, Hony. Maj. DunC'an }Iac-
milIan. Adjutant, Capt. Wm. .Butler.
8th Battalion, co Royal Rifles," (Quebec). Lt.-Colonel
J. E. Prower. Majors, G. E. A. Jones, G. R.
White.
Six CompanitS. Quebec: Captains, J. S. Dunbar, Charles
Miller, J. F. Burstall, W. J. Ray, W. 1\1. Dobell..
W. C. H. Wood. Pa'i/master,
Adjutant, Capt. Edward Montizambert.
1892.]
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nNION OF CANADA MILITIA LIST.
th BattalIOn Rifles, "Voltlgeurs de Quebec." Lt.
iJ Colmræl, Guillaume Amyot. Majors, Bt. Lt.-Cols.
T. A. H. Roy !lnd Arthur Evanturel.
Companiæs, Quebec: No.1, Capt. Elzear Garneau; No.
2, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. Mathias Choumar
; No.3, Capt.
L. G. E. Fiset; No.4, Capt. P. J. Johcæur; No.5,
Capt. Frank Pen nee ; No.6, Capt. O. Evanturel; No.
7, Caut. L. F. Pinault; No.8, Cart. Arthur Blouin.
Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Nazaire LeVa
seur. Adjutant,
Capt. J. A. W. LeBel.
1
)tl] Battalion" Royal Grenadiers," (Toronto). Lt.-
Colonel, G. D. Dawson, A.D.C. !tlajol', A. B.
Harrison.
Ten Cor.tpar.iæs, Torunto: Captains, F. A. Caston, F. F.
Ianley, R. G. Trotter,C.G. Harston,A.D q. to Lt. Gov.
oj Ont., G. P. Eliot, J. D. Hay, A. C. GIbson, F. J.
Gosling, A. B. Cameron, J. D. Mackay. Paymaster.
Hony. Capt. J. Bruce. A(ÿt., Capt. J. B.
IeLean.
11 tll Battalion of Infantry, "Argenteuil Rangers,"
(Hd. Qrs. St. Andrews, Q.ue.) Lt.-Colonel, J.
B. Cushing (Cushing, Que.) Jlajors, William Hoy
(Carillon) and Isaa
Jekill (lIforÍ1t Flats.)
Companies: No.1, St. Andrews, Capt. Thus. Weight-
man; No.2, West Gore, Capt. William Good; No.3,
'Iorin Flats, Capt. Hy. Jekill; No.4, Lachute, Capt.
G. D. Walker; No.5, East Gore, Capt. John Ro
ers;
No.6, Mille Isles, Capt. John Pollock; No.7, Carillon,
Capt. E. A. Hodgson; No.8, Chatham, Capt.
. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Thomas Lamb.
Adjutant, Capt. G. B. Martin, (Cushing).
12tll Battalion of Infantry, "York Rangers," (Hd.
Qrs. .Âurora, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, James Way-
ling, (Sharon). Majors, T. H. Lloyd (New market)
and Wm. Mc
padden (Parkdale).
Companies: No.1, Riverside, Capt. George Vennell;
No.2, Aurora, Capt. R. 111. Hillary; No.3, Sea.ton Vil-
lage, Capt. J. K. Leslie; No.4, Newmarket, Capt.
J. A. W. Allan; No.5, Richmond Hill, Capt. C. A.
Holmes; No.6, Parkdale, Capt. Geo. McSpadden;
Ko. 7, Sutton West, Capt. J. Gower; No.8, Yorkville,
Capt. J. T. Symons. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. J. R.
Stevenson, (Sutton). Adjutant, Capt. J. T. Thompson,
( Parkdnle).
13th Battalion of Infantry, (Hamilton, Ont.) Lt.-
Colonel, John 111. Gibson. Majors, A. H.
Moore and Henry McLaren.
Eight Companiæs, Hamilton: Captains, Bt.
Iaj. John
Stoneman, E. G. Zealand, E. E. W. Moore, 8. C.
Mewburn, F. B. Ross, W. O. Tidswell, Percy Dom-
ville, W. W. Osborne. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Charles
Armstrong. Aqjutant, Capt. J. J. Stuart.
14 tll Battahon, .. The Princess of Wales' Own Rifl
s,"
(Kingston,Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Henry R. SmIth,
A.D.C. 1Ilajors, Joseph W. Power, L. W. Shannon.
Six Companies, Kingston: Cåptains, James Murray,
jun., J. S. Skinner, W. G. Hinds, Wilfred Hora, R. J.
lcKelvy, N. P. Joyner. Paymaliter. Hony. C
pt. A.
J. Sinclair. Adjutant, Maj. James Galloway, Jun.
1 '; tll Battalion, "Argyle Light Infantry," (Belleville,
OJ Ont.) Lt..Colonel, S. S. Lazier. Majors, Bt.
Lt.-Col. L. H. Henderson, Maj. T. C. Lazif'r.
Six Companies Belleville: Captains, John Hellrlerson,
W. N. Ponto
, J. E. Halliwell, Edward Donald, W. H.
Merrill. Paymaster, Hony.
laJ. J. L. Biggar. Adju-
tant, Capt.R. E. Lazier.
16 t h "Prin('e Edward" Battalion of Infantry (Hd
Qrs., Picton, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Thomas Bog.
]'fajors, Alexandcr
lcDonnell, F. J. Horrigan. _
Companies: No.1, Picton, Capt. P. 8. McLean.
o.
2, Milford, Capt. R. G. Ostrander; No.3, Consecon,
Captain J. E. Glenn; No.4, Picton, Captain B. A.
Wycott: No.5, Demorestville, Capt. W. J.
IeFaul ;
No.6, Rednersville, Capt. . Paymaster,
Hon'y Maj. W. T. Ross. Alljtttant, Capt. A. Lighthall.
get; No.2, Levis, Capt. & Bt. Maj. Alf. Lefrancois; No.
3, Levis, Capt. P. Begin; No.4, Nf'w Liverpool, Capt.
I. E. Demers; No.5, St. Henri, Capt. J. A. Guenet;
No.6, St. Lambert, Capt. A. Gagné; No.7, St. Ral)hael,
Capt. Joseph Bolduc; No.8, 8te. Claire, Capt. Francois
Morin. Patjmaster, Hony. Capt. C. G. Beaulieu.
Adjutant, Capt. Philippe Bourassa.
1 8 th "Prescutt" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
L'Orignal,Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, John Butterfield.
Jllajor,
Companies: Ko. 1, Hawkesbury Village, Capt. T. T.
Higginson; No.2, Vankleek Hill, Capt. J. F. L. Rou-
thier: No.3, L'Orignal, Capt. S. A. Huntington; No.
4, St. Eugene, Capt. Felix Routhier; No.5, Plan-
tagenet, Capt. C. E. Johnson; No.6, Hawkesbury
Mills, Capt. T. H. W
'man. Paymaster, Alfred Evan-
turel. Adjutant,
19th " Lincoln" Battalion of Infantry (lJd. Qrs., St.
Cutharines, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, G. C. Carlisle.
Majors, James Hiscott, W. H. Day.
Companies: No.1, Niagara, Capt. C. C. }Iilloy; No. 2
St. CathaIines, Capt. J. S. Campbell; No.3, St. Cathar-
ine!!, Capt. C. J. Moors; No.4, Beamsville, C,ljJt. W.
A. Vosburgh; No.5, st. Catharines, Capt. F. W. WIl-
son; No.6, Virgil, Capt. T. E. Hiscott. Paym(/ster,
Hony. Capt. T. C. Dawson. Adjt, Capt. Geo. Thairs.
2 0 th <C Halton" Battalion, "Lorne Rifles," (Hd. Qrs.,
Milton, Ont.) Lf.-Colonel, Wm. Kerns (Burling-
ton). lIfajors, W. P. Appelbe (Stewartown, Halton)and
John Kaiting (Trajalgar).
Companies: No.1, Oakville, Capt. T. W. Fox; No.2,
Stewarttown, Capt. J. A. Tracey; No.3, George
town, Capt. W. P. Moore; No.4, Campbellville,
Capt. }Iatthew Beattie; No.5, Burlington, Capt John
Breckon; No.6, Acton, Capt. David L. Schultz; No.7,
Milton, Capt. Wm. Panton. Paymaster, J. R. Barber.
Adjutant, Cal't. G. S. Goodwillie (Georgetown).
21 st Battalion, "Essex Fnsiliers," (Rd. Qrs., Wind-
sor, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel,
Major, James C. Guillot.
Companiæs: No.1, Windsor, Capt. George Cheyne; No.
2, Leamington, Capt. Wm. Ley; No 3, Essex Centre,
Capt. ; No.4, Amhertsburg, Capt. D. I
Sicklesteel; No.5, Windsor, Captain W. W. Dewson.
Paymaster, F. X. Meloche. Adjutant,
22nd Bs
2,ig
lt
; <i
.f
o
r.e]
'
s(Èl::;;o:ot
Majors, J_ C. Hegler, (Ingersoll),
Comp1mies: No.1, Woodstock, Capt. F. W. Macqueen;
No.2, Embro, Capt. D. R. Ross; No.3, Princeton,
Capt. G. F. Williamson; No.4, Ingersoll, Capt.
: No.5, Norwich, Capt. George Bleakley;
No.6, Strathallan, Capt. A. S. Ball; No.7, Tilson-
burg, Captain W. F. Van Buskirk; No.8, Thamesford,
Capt. Damel Quinn. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. James
Sutherland. Adjutant, Capt. W. M. Davis (Woodstock).
2 '>rd "Beauce" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
.J Lambton, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, J. Geo. Bignell.
Major,
Companies: No.1. St. Vital de Lambton, Capt. E(l-
mond Fortier; No.2, Aylmer, Captain and Bt.-
Iajor
Damase Paradis; No., 3 St. Vital dc Lamhton, Capt.
and Bt.-
Iaj. Louis Paradis; No.4, Ste.
Iarie, Capt.
and Bt.-Maj. Thos. Jalbert. Paymaster, G. L. Tasphe-
rea.u (Ste. Marie, Beattce). Adjutant,
.) 4th "Kent" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Chat-
-' ham). Lt.-Col.
1. Martin (East Tilbury). Mnjors,
D. S. Denhaldt (Tupperville) and J. B. Rankin.
Companiæs: No.1, Chatham, Capt. H. A. Patteson;
No.2, Chatham, Capt. G. K. Atkinson; Xo. 3, Ridge-
town, Capt. ; No.4, Chatham, Capt.
T.1\1. J\Iackeand; No.5, Bothwell, Capt. W. R. HiC'key;
No.6, Dresden, Capt. A. W. Young. Paymaster, Hony.
Maj. H. G. Reed. Adjutnnt, Capt. T. R. Coogan.
1 _ , tll "Levis" Battalion of Infantry IHd. Qrs., Levis,
Que.) Lt.-Colonel, L. G. Desjal",lins. JlajoTs,
th "Elgin" Battaliou of Illfantry (lId. Qrs., St.
Auguste Fournier (St. Raphael) and A. E. Demcrs."". Thoma.
, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, W. H. Lindsay.
Companies: Ko.l ,Point Levi, Capt. & Bt.
I<li. R. G. Bour- JI.[aJor, Jamcs Brallier.
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Companies: 1\0. 1, St. Thomas, Capt. 'V. N. Andrews;
:So. 2, \ïenna, Capt. No.3, Aylmer,
Capt. Ueo. Harri
; No.4, St. Thomas, Capt. Edward
Heal; No.6, St. Thomas, Capt. J. C. Pons ford.
Paymaster, Capt. W. H. :\[001'1'. Adjutant,
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l "Hur
n" B:lttalion of Infantl-y (Hd. Qrli..
I ( Godench, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, John O. Wilson
(Seafm.th). Majors, Robert Croekptt (Goderich), J. A.
S. Vareoe (Carlow).
Compa,nies: No.1, Goderieh, t;apt. Dndley Holmes'
No.2, Wingham, Capt. C. E. Williams; No.3, Seaforth
Capt. J. S. Roberts; No.4, Clinton, Capt. A. M. To(ld;
No.5, Brusssels, Capt. R. S. HaYII; No.6, Exeter
Capt. Walter Andrews; No.7. Porter's Hill, Capt:
John :\IcDünald; No 8, Gorrie, Capt, J. Kaines; No.9,
Dungannon, Capt. \Vm. Young. Pal/1naster, Hon'y
Maj. F Jord:m. Adjutant, Lt. J. Ã. Wilson(Seaforth).
ó) 6 th .. Middlesex" Battalion of Light Infantry (IId.
-' Qrs., London, Ont.) Lt,-Colonel, John Irwin
(St,'athroy). Jlfajor, J. F. Choate (P'utnam).
Companics: No. I, Delaware, Capt. H. C. Garnett; NO.2,
Strathroy, Capt. James Buchanan; 1\0. 3, Glencoe,
Capt. D. E. ltI. Stuart; No.4, Dreaney's Corners, Capt.
Henry Dreaney; No.5, Lucan, Capt. J. C. Frank;
Xo. 6, Park HilI, Capt. W. J. :MeRoberts; No.7, 34tl .. Ontario" Battalion of Infantry (ffd. Qn;.,
8trathroy, Captain P. H. Matthews; No.8, IIflerton, I 1 Whitby,Ont.) Lt.-Colonæl, :\fichael O'Donovan.
C:tptain T. E. Robson. nlumaster, Hon',V Maj. John I ],[(Ijors, N. F. Paterson (Port Perry), J. E. Farewell.
Stevenson. Adjutant, Capt. Robert McEwen (ByrOn). , Comp mies: No.1, Whitby, Capt. A. G. Henderson; No.
- 2, Greenwood, Capt. WilburHenderson;No. 3, Oshawa,
.).... tl .. Lamhton" Battalion of Infantry, "St. ClaÍI Capt. T. E. Cleverdon; No.4, Beaverton, Capt. C. A.
- i 1 Borderers"(lIcl. Qrs., Sarnia, Ont.) T.t.-Colonel, Paterson; No.5, Uxbridge, Capt. & Bt. Major J. A.
C. E. H. Fisher (London). Majors, J. H. Beattic l'IIcGilIivray; No.6, Brooklin, Capt. W. H. Browne;
(Jrallaceburg), C. S. Ellis. :110. 7, Cannington, Capt. F. J. Roche. Pllymaster.
Companies: No.1, Petrolia, Capt. M. J. Woodward; Frank Madill. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. James Rutledge.
No.2, Forest, Capt. J. C. Pollock; No, 3, Widder,
Capt. Wm. Gattis; No.4, Warwick. Capt. F. Ken- 35th Battalion of Infantry, "Simcoe F"resters,"(Hd.
ward; No.5, Point Edward, Capt. J. F. O'Neil; No. . QJ"s., Barrie, Ont.) Lt.-Colowl, W. E. O'Brien
G, Watford, Capt. C. J. Dolhear; No.7. Sarnia, Capt. (Shanty Bny). Majors, Peter Burnet (OrillÙ 1 > and
Robert
Ial'kenzie. Paymaster, Hon'y Maj. S. A' I James Ward (Barrie).
:\lacvicar. Adjutant, Capt F. W. Kittermaster. (;olfLl'(mie
: No.1, Barrie, Capt. Â. II. O'Brien; No 2,
- Co1\ingwood, Capt. and Rt.-
Iaj. R. G. Campbell; No
.)
t h "Pf'rth" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Strat- 3, Jarrett's Corners, Capt. John Gray; No.4, Yespn,
- , ford, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, R S. M("Knight. ],[lIjors, I Capt. Allison Leadly; No.5, Barrie, Cd-pt. J. B. l\Ie-
H. A. L. White (St. .1Inry's) anQ J. R. Hamilton. Phee; No.6, Huntsville, Capt. Christopher PMl'ock;
Companies: No. I, Stratford, Capt. J. JJ. Hotson; No.2, No.7, Orillia, Capt. T. H. DrinkwattJr; No.8, Pene-
Stratford, Capt. G. T. Cooke; No.3, St. }[ary's, Capt. tallguishene, Capt. John Landrigan. Paymaster, Hou'y
W. C.
108crip; No.4, St.l\Iary's, Capt. J,\s. Hal1lilton ; Maj. Joseph Rogers. Adj1tt(mt. Bt. Maj Jos. F. Smith.
No.5, Listowel, Capt. H. B. Morphy; No.6, Stratford,
Capt. Williamson Guy; Pnymaster, William Lawrence.
Adj/(tant, Capt. Morris J. Beam.
ó)
th "Waterloo" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs..
-' BI'rlin, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, George Hespeler
('iall). ]'Iajor, J. L. Cowan, (Galt).
ComjJmues: No.1, Berlin, Capt. ;
o. 2, Galt, Capt. W. 1\1. Kerr; No.3, New Hamburg,
Capt. F. H. McCallum; No.4, Galt, Capt. Andrew Mc-
Culloch; No.5, Heslleler, Capt. No.6,
Berlin, Capt. J. E. Stanton. PaYlll.aster, Hon'y Capt.
Adam Cranston. .Adjut(mt,
O Oth "Wellington" Battalion of Rifles (IId. Qrs.,
.) (;ltelph,Ont.) Lt.-Col., Charles Clarke, (Elora).
Majors. W. W. White (A1.thur), John Mutrie (Oulitic).
Companies: No.1, Harriston, Capt. And. Laidlaw; No.
2, Guelph. Capt. ; No.3, Fergus, Capt.
J. J. Craig; No.4, Elora, Capt. D. M. Allan; No.5,
:\fount Forest, Capt. ; No.6, Eramosa,
Capt. Arch. Johnson; No.7, Erin, Capt. Will. Mc-
D.Jwell: No.8, Pallllerston, CaI)t. Wm. Jamieson;
No.9, 1\loorefield, Capt. John Booth; No. 10, Arthur,
Capt. W. J. Robinson; Paymaster, Hon'y i\olaj. Ed-
mund Harvey. Adjutant, Capt. G. D. Porter.
31 t " Grey" Battalion of Infantry (lld. Qrs., Owen
S S01wd, Ont.) Lt.-Col. G. Brodie. "[ajors, Bt. Lt.-
Co!. J. P. Telford (Leith), Maj J. Rorke (Clar7csburg).
Companies : No.1, Owen Sound, Capt. A. J. Spencer;
1\n. 2, Meafurd, Capt. II. R. Cleland; No.3, Leith,
Capt. Rubt.
1('Knight; No 4, Durham, Capt. Saml;
Jas.
1('Girr; No.5, Vhatsworth, Capt. John l\Il'Donald;
No.6, Flesherton, Capt. ,
No.7, Clarksburg, Capt. Edward Rorke. Paymaster.
W. 1\Iasson. .Adj. Bt.l\1aj.fA. G. Campbell,(Flesherton).
3 .)nd "Bruce" Battalion of Infantry (lld. Qrs.,
.... JValkerton, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, B. B. Boyd,
(Port Elgin). Majors, J. H. Scott (Kincardine), J.
W. Stafford (Port Elgin).
Cumpanies: No.1, Port Elgin, Capt. ;
No.2, Kincardine, Capt. W. C. Loscombe; No.3,
Lucknow, Capt. B. G. Jefferis; No.4, Paisley, Capt.
Ainsley Mcgraw; No.5, Walkerton, Capt. Adam
Weir; No.6, Arran, Capt. John Douglass; No 7.
Mildrnay, Capt. John Henderson; No.8, Teeswater,
Capt. Arch. Gillies. Paymaster. Hony. MaJ. A. B.
Klein. Adjutant, Capt. W. J. Holden (Southampton).
36th" Peel" Battalion of Infantry (Hcl. Qrs., Brftlnp-
ton, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Richard Tyrwhitt(Brad-
ford). J[ajors, Edward Leslie (Orangeville) and G.
T. Evans (1'orunto).
Companies: No.1, Brampton, Capt. J. S. Brown: No.2,
Glencairn, Capt. H. C. S. Elliott; No.3, Cookstown.
Cart. J. A. Duff; No.4, Albion, Capt. 1\1. Sm,l"the;
No.5, Bond Head, Capt. W. DeWitt Law; No.6, Allis-
ton, Capt. A. R. ltIcLaren; No.7, Shelhurne, Capt. \Y. S.
Denroche; No.8, OrallgevilIe, Capt. W. Walla("e;
Paymaster, Hon'y fll<\j. Christopher Cooke, (Cooks-
town). Adjutant,
37th" Haldimand" Battalion of Rifles (lId. Ql's.,
r orlc,Ont.) Lt.-Colonel,Robert H. Davis. Major,
Companies: 'No. 1. York, Capt. Andw. Williamson: No.
3, Caledonia, Capt. and Bt. Maj. R. L. Nelles; Nu. 4,
Hagarsville, Capt. B. A. Griffith; No.5, Jarvis, Capt.
; No.6. Dunnville, Capt. John Rohinson;
No.7, Caledonia, Capt. Thos. 'Valker; :So. 8, CaY'lga,
Capt. J. lIl. 1\lussin. Pa?/lnaster, Hon'y Maj. John H.
Rogers. Adjutant, Capt. John Tuck.
8 th Battalion, " Dufferin Rifles of Canada," (Brant-
ford,Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Chas. S. Jones. ],!ajors,
T. H. Jones and W. A. Wilkes.
Six Companies, Brantford: Captains, H. J. }lcGlashan,
H. F. Leonard, J. H. McLean, C. 1\1. Nelles, W. D.
Jones, . Paymaster, Hon'y Capt.
J. S. Hamilton. Adjutant.
39th "Norfolk" Battalion of RIfles (Hd. Qrs.,Si,ncoe,
Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, H. L. Coombs. },[ajors,
J. L. Campbell, I. E. York.
Companies: No.1, Simcoe, Capt. Geo. A. Curtis;
o 2,
H'\rtford, Capt. W. L. Pettit; No.3, Port Rowan,
Capt. Geo. Price: No.4, Kinglake, Capt. C. B.
Iat-
thews; No.5, Watl'rfol'll, Capt. W. B. Langs: 1\0. 6,
Simcoe, Capt. T. R. Atkinson; No.7, Port Dover, Capt.
Thos. Bayley; No.8, Fredericksburg, Capt. Seymour
Rossell. Paynw...oter, J. 1\1. Tweedale. AcUutant,
40th" Northumberland" Battalion of Infantry (lld.
Qrs., Cobourg, Ont.) Lt.-Col. R. Z. ltugers
(G-rafton). Major, Bt. Lt.-Col. J. V.Graveley(Cobourg).
Companies: No.1, Cohourg, Capt. H. J. Snelgrove; No.
2, Cohourg, Capt. John McCaughey; No.3, Campbell-
ford, Capt. R. H. Bonnycastle; No.4, Brighton, Capt,
lSH2.]
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63
W. C. Butler; No.6, Grafton, Capt. H. C. Dennis;
No.7, Colborne, Capt. F. C. E. Gr
er ; No.8, C:lstle-
ton, Capt. Wm. Duncan; No.9, Warkworth. Capt. R.
P. Hurlburt. Pn.ymaster, Hon'y Maj. A. J. Van Ingen.
Adjutant, Capt. G. L. Duncan (lIforganston).
41 st " Brockville" Battalion of RIfles (Hd. Qrs., Brock-
ville, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, W. H. Cole. Jfajors,
D. E. Jackson (Gananoque) and G. 1\1. Cole.
COInpanies: No.1, Brm'kville, Capt. Wm. Cook; No.2,
Gananoque, Capt. G. N. Beaumont; No.3, Delta, Capt.
I. L. Day; No.4, Brockville, Capt. G. L. Starr;
o. 5, Carleton Place. Capt. Jos. McKay; No.6, Goul-
lJurn, Capt. Wm. Garvin. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. Wm.
J. Wright. Adjt, Capt. W. H. Asselstine (Gananoqlte).
4 .)1 1 (1 "Broekville" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
...J Perth, Ont.) Lt. -Colonel, Arthur J. l'rlitthe-
son. Majors, T. W. Sparham (Brockvi.lle) ami Geo-
ghegan liollinsworth (Pembroke).
Companies: No.1, Almonte, Capt. George Williams;
No.2, Brockville, Capt. J. E. Chry"ler; No.3, Perth,
Capt. J. W. l'rIotherwell; No.4, Lansduwne, Capt.
W. N. Bowen; No.5, Renfrew, Capt. James Craig;
No.6, Pembroke, Capt. Lennox Tn'ing, pUY1"ILusler,
Hon'y Capt. T. B. Caldwell, (Lanark). Adjutant, Lt.
\V. T. Wodden.
43rd "Ottawlt and Carleton" Battalion of RIfles
(Nd. Qrs., City 0/ Ottmva). Lt.-Colonel,
W. P. Anderson. Majors, Joshua Wright (Hull, Que.)
and A. P. Sherwoorl.
Comp.nties: No.1, Ottawa, Capt. J. W. deC. O'Grady;
No.2, Hull, Capt. C. 1\1. Wright; No.3, Wakefield,
Capt. 1. B. York; No.4, Billings Bridge, Capt. Brad-
dIsh Billings; No.5, Arnprior, Capt. John A.
Macdonald; No.6, Rideau Ward, Ottawa, Capt.
E. H. Bell. Paymaster, J. E. Parker. AdJutant,
Capt. S.
Iaynard Rogers.
44th "Weiland" Battalion of Infantry (lid. Qrs.,
V ingara Flrlls, Ont). Lt.-Colonel, J ame!ll'rlorin
(Ridgeway) lIfajor, L. C. Raymond (Welland).
Companies: No.1, Niagara Falls, Capt.J. A. Vandersluys;
o. í, 'fhorold, Capt. William Monro; No.3, Chip-
pewa.Capt. J. A. Greenwood; No.4, Fort Erie, Capt. E.
A. Cruickshank; No.5. Welland, C..pt. J. E. Cohoe;
No.6, Niagara Fallt!, Capt. G. A. !\Idlicking; No.7,
Stl'vensvilIe, Capt. Joseph Clark; No.8, Sand Hill,
Capt. and Bt. Maj. .John Barwdl. Pa!Jl1taster, Hony.
Maj. H. Bender. Adjt. Lt. F. W. HIll(Niagara Falls).
45th "West Durham" Battalion uf Infantry (Hd.
· Qrs. Bowmanville, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Frederic
Cubitt. blajors, Bt. Lt.-Col. Jame>! Veaf'on (Lindsay),
Maj. John Hughes (Newtonville, Co. Durham).
Companies: No.1, BowmanviUe, Cllpt. P J. Rowe;
No.2, Fenelon Falls, C.\pt. W. V. Hunter; No.3,
BurtQnville, Capt. W. J. Brown; No.4, Lindsay, Capt.
J. W. Wallace; No.5, Omemee, Capt. J. .f;;\'ans ;'No. 6,
Lindsay, Capt. W. Holtorf. Paymaster, Hon'y Capt.
W. S. Russell. Adjutant, Bt. 'Iaj. S. Hughes (l.incl.my).
46lh "East Durham" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.
Port Hope, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, F. A. Benson.
Majors. R. Dingwall, H. A. Ward.
C01"1
J1anws: No.2, Port Hope, Capt. Robert DeyelI;
No.3. Port Hope, Capt. \V. J. Robertson; No.4, :\lilI-
. brook. Cal't. C. H. Winslow; No.5, Springville, Capt.
T. J. Johnston; No.6, Bethany, Capt. J. A. V. Pre
ton;
f). 7, JanetviIlc, ::apt. J. W. Gray. Paymaster, Hony.
Iaj. lUchard Howden. Adjutant,
47th "Frontenac" Battalion of Infantry (lId. Qrs.
Kingston,Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, George H. Hunter,
(G!enburnie). Jlajors, Chas. N. Spooner (Elginburq)
and Wm. :\1. Baillie.
Companies: No. 1,
Iilburn, Capt. & Bt.-
Iaj. Robert
Hewton; No.2, Inverary, Capt. D. J. Walker; No.3,
Sydenham, Capt. C. S. Irvine; Ko. 4, Portsmouth,
Capt. and Bt.-:\laj. Thos. Kelly; No.5, Barriefield,
Capt. Jas. Byrne; No.6, Napanee, Capt. C. Z. Perry,
No.7, Harrow!lmith, Capt. Elijah Joyner; No.8;
Tamworth. Capt.. and Bt.-Maj. Hobert Cox; No.9,
Amherst hland, Cnpt. ; No. 10,
Ernsttown, Capt. & Bt.
Iaj. J. E. Mabee. Paymaster,
Hon'
' Maj. Martin Strachan. Adjutant,
49th "Hastings" Battalion of Rifles (Hd. Qrs. Stir-
ling, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Ja.
. Brown (Belleville).
Majors, Bt. Lt.-Col. G. H. Boulter (Stirling), Maj. P.
H. Hambly (BellevÛle).
Companies: No.1, BelIevillp., Capt. and Bt.-Maj. Edward
Harrison; No.2, Stirling, Capt. J. C. Wilson; No.3,
Sidney, Capt. J. Graham; No.4, Madoc, Capt. J.R 01'1';
No.5, Tyendenaga, Capt. and Bt.-
13jor H. J. Lennox;
No.6,Trenton. Capt. A. H. SlIl1tl1. Paymaster, R. Gra!'8
(Trenton). Adjutant, Lt. J. W. Johnston (Belle rille).
50th Battalion of Infantry, "Huntingdon Borderers,"
(Hd. Qrt,. Huntingdon. Que.) Lt.-Colonel,
Archd. :\1aC'iaren (Rockburn). Major,
Companies: No.1, Huntingdon, Capt. and Bt.-
Iaj.
Isaac Gardner; No.2, Orm'itown, Capt. Jno. Gilbert;
No.3, ltockburn, Capt. S. H. Henderson; No.4,
Athelstan, Capt. P. C.
lcGinnis Paymaster, J. J.
Ross (Ormstown) Ad'utant,
51 S t Battalion of Infantry, ,. HClIlmingford Rauger.:!,
(Hd. Qrs. Hemming/ord, Que) Lt.-Colonel,
Richa.rd Luca
(Roxham, St. John's). .."f"ior, Juhn
lcFee.
Companies: Ko. I, Havelock, Capt. Samuel 01'1': No.2,
Lacülle, Capt. W. Water'!; No.4, Hemmingford, Capt.
G. J. McKay; No.5, Roxham, Capt. Rohert Hoyle;
No.7, St. Jean Chrysostome, Capt. J. )lcG. Stewart;
No.8, St. Remi, Capt. Louis Ste. 1\laric. p(lYIn f1 ster
Hony. 1Ilaj. W. B. Johnson. Adjutant,
52nd "Brome" Battalion of Light Infantry (Hd. Qrs.
Knowlton. Que.) Lt.-Colonel, Calvin L. Hall
(Cowansville). Major, C. C. Perkins (lIlansonville).
Companies: No.1, Abercorn, Capt.
1. L. Shepard; No.
2, Knowlton, Capt. L. R. Whitman; No.3, Sutton,
Capt. Andrew Davison; No.4, East Farnham, Capt.
E. W. Hall; Ko. 5, Mansonville, Capt. C. !II. Bowen;
No.6, Bolton, Capt. J. K. Latt
-; No. 7,
Iagog, Capt.
. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. G. B. Hall.
Adjtttant. 2nd Lt. R. l'rl. Hall (East Farnham).
';
rt1 "Sherbl'ooke ' Battalion ofInrantry(Sherbrooke,
V
&. Que.) Lieut.-Colonel, W. A. Morehouse. Maim',
E. "t:S. W ortlllngton.
Four Companies, Sherbrooke: Captains, H. R. Fraser,
E. 'V. Farwell, Thomas Rawson and Thomas Sommers.
Pavmaster, Hony. Major Henry A. Odell. Adjlttant,
54th .. Richmond" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.
Richnumd, Que.) Lt.-Colonel. Rt. llon. Udol.
pims. Lord Aylmer (.Ilelboztrne). ,'fajors, E. S. Bernard
(1I1eibourne) and E. G.
Iurey (Windsor lIfills).
Compr1l1ies: No.1, Danville, Capt. C C. Cleveland; No.
:!, Melbourne, Capt. T. L. Brown; Ko. 3, RICIullond.
Capt. J. V. T. Brooks; No.4, Brompton and Wind
or,
Capt. C. H. Stevens; No.5, South Durham, Capt.
Arclld. Bothwell; No.6. Kirkdale, Capt. T. S. BIaek-
well. Paymaster, Hon'y Maj. Leonard Thomas (Jlel-
bourne). Adjutlrnt. Capt. J. W. Harkom(AfelboZlrne).
55th" Megantic Light Infantry" Battalion (Hd. Qrs.
· Inverness, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, W. J Ward
(Lower Ireland). lIzajors, Wm. Thompson (Lelllesurier)
and Oswald Hunter.
Companies: No.1, Kinnear's Mills, Capt. Edward
Lipsey; No.2. Inverness, Capt. C. l'rl. Brocklesby; No.3,
New Irpland, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. G. H. Porter: Ko. 4
Maple Hill, Capt. Jas. Watkins; No.5, St. Julie d
RomerRet, Capt. P. A. Bourk; No.6, S1. S-,'lvestre,
Capt. Francis Carroll. Paymaster, Hony.
Iaj. James
McKenzie. Ar(jutant, Capt. T. Md\:cllzie.
- 6tl "Grenville" Battalion, ., Lisgar Ritles." (Ha
1 Qrs. Prescott, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, R. O. Campbell
(Burritt's Rapids). Majors, Andrew Carmichael
(Spencerville) and J. E. Cheekley (North Augusta).
Companies: No.1, Cardinal, Capt. William StItt, jr.:
No.2. Pre!lcott, Capt. O. S. Dawson: No.3, Burritt'lJ
Rapids, Capt. T. A. Kidd; No.4, Kcmpt,'ille, Capt.
D. 'V. Beckett; No.5, North Augusta, C.ll't. Jas.
Moniso'n; No.6, Spencerville, Capt. G. A. DnlllllnolJ(l;
t;4
DOMINION UF CAN ADA MILITIA LIST.
[1892.
No. 7,
Ietcalfe, Capt Ira Morgan. Paymaster, Henry
W Bennett, (Prescott). Adjutant, Capt. W. H. Burritt
(Burritt's Rapids).
i> 7 th Battalion of Infantry, "Peterborough Rangers,"
(Peterborough, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, James Z.
R')gers. Majors, R. W. Bell and E. B. Edwards.
Six 'Jompanies, Peterùorough: Captllins, \Vm. Langford,
F. H. Brennan, J. W. l\filler, W. H. Hill, E. F.
Iason,
H. J. Lee. Paymaster, Hon'y Maj. J. A. Howard.
Adjutant, Capt. R. M. Dennistoun.
- 8th .. Compton" Battalion ..f Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
.v Bur,!!, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, 1\-1. B. MCAuley, (Scots-
town).
[aJ(Jr, Alexander Ross, (Gould).
-Companies: No.1, Bury (Robinson), Capt. A. L.
McIver; No. 2,Gould, Capt. P. J. Gillips; No.3,
}Iarston. Capt. J. T. l\leIver; No.4, l\farbleton, Capt.
&, Bt. Maj. W. W. Weyland; No.5, Marsden, Capt.
Donald Beaton; No.6, Massawippi, Capt. G. P. H.
Hitchcock; No.7, Coaticoke, Capt. R. G. Trenhollli ;
No.8, Beebe Plain, Capt. H. T. Elder; No.9, Win-
slow, Capt. D. N. McLeod; No. 10, Cuokshire, Capt.
J. K Botterill. Paymaster, Hon'y Maj. Edmund
Lockett. Adj1ttant, Bt. Maj. E. S. Baker, (Couk8hire).
59th ":stormont and Glengarry" Battalion of In-
fantry (Hd. Qrs. Cornwall,Ont.) Lt.-Colonel,
James H. Bredin, (Woodlands). Majors, Roderick R.
)lcLennan (Cornwall), Gordon Baker, jun., (Osnabruck
Centre)
Compcmies: No.1, Cornwall, Capt. C. H. Wood; No.
2, Cornwall, Capt. Robert Smyth; No.3, Alexandria,
Capt. J. A. Macdonell; No.4, Township of FillCh, Capt.
F. D. F. Macnaughton; No.5, Farran's Point, Caut.
Hiram A. Morgan; No.6, Lunenburg. Capt. A. -H.
Tinkess; No.7, Roxborough, Capt. Francis Trousdale,
Paymaster, Hon'y l\laj. Henry Turner. Adjutant, Capt.
A. W. Ault, (Aultsville).
60th "Missisquoi" Battalion of Infantry (Rd. Qrs.,
Clarenceville, Que.) Lt.-CoTonel, A. H. Gilmour
(Stanbridge). Majors, J. A. Hawley and C. B:
Jameson.
.companies: No.1, Philipsburg, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. H.
N. Sixby; No.2, Clarenceville, Capt. D. J. A. Macfie;
o. 3, Dunham, Capt. Joel H. Baker: No.4 'West
Farnham, Capt. G. Higgins.; No.5, Stanbridge: Capt.
H. W. Tucker; No.6, Frehghsburg, Capt. Z. V. Whit-
man. Paymaster, ?llaj. D. Westover. Adjutant,
61 S t "l\lontmagny and L'Islet" Battalion of Infantry
(Hd. Qrs., Afontmagny, Que.) Lt.-Colonel
Philippe Landry, A. D. C., (St. Pierre, Riv. du Sud.)
jfajor, Edouard Lemieux (ChicoutimiJ.
C!Jmpanies: No.1, St.,. Thomas, Ca pt. J. B. C. Fournier;
No.2, St. Pierre, Rlv. du Snd, Capt. E. A. H. Talùot;
No.3, Cap St. Ignal'e, Capt. Alfred Gamache; No.4,
st. Jean Port Joli, Capt. A. C. Talbot; No.5, L'Islet
Capt. J. O. Giasson; Ko. 6, Chicoutimi, Capt. B. A:
Scott. PaymlUiter, J. B. A. Lepine. At{jutant, Capt.
Phidyme Belanger (L'Istet).
02nd Battalion, u St. John Fusiliers," (St. John,
J. ,J. TI1(
'ln
t'ïf.oif.n
1ct
bDot Blaine. .JffTjors,
Six Companies, St. John: CC/þtains, Bt.-l\Iaj. E. T.
Sturdee, Bt.-:\Iaj. W, C. l\lag.ee, M. B. Edwards, J. F.
Fraser, H. H. Goddard, DaVid Churchill. Paymaster.
Hon'y Capt. G. F. Thompson. Adjutrmt, Bt.-M;tj
F. H. Hartt.
31 ' ll "Halifax'" Battalion of Rifles (Halifax, N. S.,
U Lt.-Colonel, T. J. Walsh. Majors T J E"an
J. N. Crane. ,. ð'
Six Companies, Halifax: Cnptains, H. Hechler A. G.
Cunningham, J. T. Twining, W. J. Butl'3r. T. C: James.
Paymaster, Hon'r Capt. J. G. Corbin. .Adjutant,
64th Battalion of Rifles, "Voltigeurs de Beauhar-
nois,"(lld. Qrs., Beauharnois, Que.) Lt..Colonel,
L. R. Baker. Jlajor, J. Deslauriers.
Companies: No.1, Beauharnois, Capt. Andre Leduc;
Xo. 2, Bpauhal1lois, Capt. J. B. Bonhomme; No.3,
Vallertiehl, Capt. J. A. Cadieux; No. t, Eeanharnois,
Capt. L. H. Baker; No.5, Beauharnvis, Capt.
W. S. Danis;
o. 6, Beauharnois, Capt. Enstaehe
Bergevin dit L .ngevin. Paymaster, L. J. H. Roy.
At{jutant, Bt.-)Iaj. Pierre Boyer.
6 jth Battalion, "Mount Royal Rifles," (Montreal,
.' Que.) Lt.-Colonel, C A. Dugas. Majors, Hector
Prevost, .A.D. C., A. E. D. Labelle.
Ei!lht Compunies, Montreal: Capta,ins. C. A. A.
Laframboise, 111. G. C. E. Desnoyers, F. S. Mackay,
H. H.
Iallseau, J. E. Peltier, J. H. Labelle, A. R. h
Ro}:. Pa,lllltCIster, Hon'yCapt. J. T. Ostell. Adjutant,
Capt. Z. J. R. Hebert.
66th Battalion, .. Princess Louise Fusiliers,'" (Hali-
fax, N. S.) Lt.-Colonel, W. M. Humphrev.
.Jfajors, B. A. Weston and John I\lenger. .
Eight Companies, Halifax: Captains, K G. Kenny, H.
L. Chipman, Alfred Browne, Alfred Whitman, AlJdrew
King, W. 1\1. Black, T. E. Davison, C. C. Hole. Pay-
m'tster, Robert H. Humphrey. Adj1Ltant,
67th Battalion, "Carleton Light Infantry," (Hd. Qrs.,
Wood.tock,
V. B.) Lt.-Colonel, J. D. Baird.
.Vajors, G. E. Boyer (Hartland) and A. D. Hartley
(East Florencevitle).
Compnnies: No. I, Woodstock, Capt. II. W. Bourne;
No. :l. Celltreville, Capt. J. W. Adams; No.3, Debec,
Capt. J. R. Kirkpatrick; No.4, Brighton, Capt. L. R.
Harding; No.5, Waterville, Capt. J. T. Fletcher;
o. 6,
Andover, Capt. J. J. Kupkey; No.7, Baker
Brook, Capt. J. W. Baker; No.8, Centreville, Capt.
G. D. Perkins; No.9. Wilmot, Capt. J. W. Williams.
Paymaster, Hon'y Maj. J. D. Ketehum. At{jutant,
Capt. Arthur J. Raymond.
68 th "King's Cou.nty" Battalion of Infantry (Hd..
Qrs., K entvtlle, N. S.) Lt. -Colonel, L. De".
Chipman. Majors, B
. Lt.-Col. W. H. Belcher, Maj.
T. R. Harris, (Aylesfo-rd).
Compantes: No.1, Kentville, Capt. G. A. Dodge; No.
2, Sheffield's Mills, Capt. E. ?II. Beckwith; No.3,
Kentville, Capt. Jno. Redden; NO.4, Billt.,wn, Capt.
Edward Steadman; No.5, Ross' Corner, Capt. W. E.
Roscoe; No.6, Canning, Cal)t. C. E. Borden; No.7,
Aylesford, Captain George William West; No.8,
Aylesford, Capt Holmes Cassidy; No. 10, Bnckley's
Corner, Capt. D. E. Ross. Paymaster, Hon'y Capt. Bar-
day Webster. Adjutant, Lt. J. A. Northup.
69th "1st Annapolis'" BattalIon ofInfantry(Hd. Qrs.,
Paradise, N. .11'.) Lt.-Colonel, W. E. Starratt.
Majors, C. S. Cole (Paradise), andJ. O. Marshall (La'Ul-
rencetoWlt).
CompanieH: Ko. I, Wilmot, Capt. L. W. Elliott; No.2,
Paradise, Capt. E. M. Morse; No.3, Granville, Capt.
D Wade; No.4, Port Williams, Capt. J. Charlton; Ko.
5, Annapolis Royal, Capt. G. A LeCain; No.6, Bear
River" Capt. J. N. Kelly; No.7, Paradise, Capt. J. J.
Buckler; No.8, Bear River, Capt. Obed Miller; No.9,
Clementsport, Capt. Wallace Harris. Paymal>ter, T.
H. MiHal'. Adjutant, Lt. C. B. Cornwell (Clarence).
70th" Champlain" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
Ste. Genevieve de Batiscan, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, N.
P. Massicotte. Majors, Bt. Lt.-Cols. Napoleon St.
Arnaud and Philippe Trudel.
Companies: Ko. 1, ::3te. Genevieve de Batiscan, Capt.
Geo. Massicotte;
o. 2, St. Narcisse, Capt. Adolphe
Cossette; No.3, !::Ite. Genevieve, Capt. Tancrede Tru-
del: No.4, St. Prosper, Capt. Jean Massicotte; Xo. 5,
Ste. Anne de la Perade, Capt. J. A. RousRean; No.6,
St. Tlte, Capt. F. X. Baril. Paymaster, Hon'y
Iaj.
Achille Beauchpt. .Adjutant, Bt.-J\laj. Come P. Trndel.
7 1 t" York" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.. FTed-
S ericton,.N B.) Lt.-Colonel, J. L. Marsh. lHajors.
T. L. Alexander, (Fredericton Junction), T. G.J. Loggie,
.Compfmies: No. I, St. l\Iary's. Capt. Jared Boone; Nü.
2, l\IcKeen's Corners, Capt. J. S. Burt; No.3, Stan-
ley, Capt. W. T. Howe; No.4, Fredericton, Capt. R. )1.
Pinder; No.5, Blissville, Capt. W. D. H:lrtt; No.
6, St. Stephen, Capt. Robert ::3tevenson; No.7, Fred-
ericton, Capt. H. A. Cropley. Paymaster, Maj. A. G.
Beckwith. Adjutant, Lt. J. V. Johnston, (St. ltfary's)
1892.]
D0
nNIOS OF CÁ
ADA
l[L[l'U. Lrsf.
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72 nd "2nd Annapolis" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. I 80th "
\('olet" Battalion of Inf
try (Hd. Qrs. Gen-
Qrs., Wilmot, N. S.) Lt.-Colonel, Slnppy Spurr. tÛly, Qne.) Lt.-Colonel, Rdouard de Foy.
Ma'ors, C. W. Shaffner (South Farmington), C. Jacques, I Maior
, C. l
. GIroux (Nicolet), .
(Jlelvern Square). Compames: No.1, St. Edouard de Genblly, C"pt.
Companics: No. I, Wilmet, Capt. Ambrose Dodge; ; No.2, Klculpt, Capt. and Bt.
Iaj. J. B. A.
No.2 Wilmot Capt. G. Roach; No.3, Wilmot, Capt. J. Rousseau; No.3, Becancour, Capt. Louis Landry;
G. B
wlbY' N
. 4 Nictaux Falls, ('apt. D.G. Ritcey; No. No.4, St. Gertrude, Capt. Joseph Piche; No.5,
5 Farmington èapt. H. )1. Phinny; No.6, Nicteaux, St. Gregoire, Capt. J. A. Pratte; No.6, VictoriavJUe,
Capt. J.
1. Mórse. PaY1na.stcr, Hony. Capt. A. Gates, Capt. . Pnymaster, Narcisse Beauchemin
(bliddleton). Adjt, Capt. E. F. McNeil (Jlelvern Sq.) (Nicolet). Adjutant,
7 31 ' ll "Northumberland" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. 8 1 st "Portnpuf" Batta1ion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.
Qrs., Chatham, Miran
ichi, N. B.) Lt.-Colonel, PO/
Ronge, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, Arthur Beaudry
Samuel U. 1\II-Culley. ],[(!jor, (Pointe aux Tnmbles). ]J[ajors, Isaie Dussault (Les
Companies: No.1, Buctouphe, Capt. Jo]m Sheridan;: Ecureuils), J. G. Cote (Grondines).
No.2, Chatham, Capt. Wm. Fenton; No.3, Black Companies: Ko. I, Pointc aux Trembles, Capt. Alfred
Brook, Capt. Alex. McKnight; Xo 4, Black River, Rochon; :S-o. 2, St. Raymond, Capt. Elie Frenette;
Capt. Wm. )lcNaughton; Ko. 5, Bay du Vin, Capt No.3, St. Raymond, Capt. Cyprien Parè; No.4,
Hugh C'IllJeron. p(l1/master, Lemuel J. Tweedie. Deschamùault, Capt. J. G. Paquin; No.5, Cap Sante,
Adjutant, Capt. A. S. Templeton (Black River). Capt. J. L. Frenet; No. 6, Lotb
niere, Capt. V. E.
Courteau. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. G. D. B. Watters.
Adjl!tant,
74th Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Sussex, N. B.)
Lt.-Colonel, E. B. Beer. .JIlIjors, O. R. Arvold
(Sussex) and J. )1. Baird (Sackville). 8 0 )n 1 "Queen's County" BattalIon of Infantry (Hd.
Companies: No.1, Clifton, Capt. H D. Wetmore; No. .- l Qrs. Charlottetown, P.E.I.) Lt.-Colonel, Francis
2, Moncton, Capt. A. )lr-Donald;
l). 3, Sussex, Cal,t. I Doghe
ty. JIajor, T. S. McLeod (Hllnter River).
C. H. Fairweather; Ko. 4, )Ioncton, Capt. H. C. Hanmg- Compomes: No.1, Charlottetown Hoya1ty, Capt. David
ton;No.5 Sackville.Capt.J.A.Bowes;No.6,BaieVerte, L. Hooper; :No.3, Charlottetown, Capt. Daniel
Capt. &Bt. Maj. B. Harper. Paytr., Hon'y Maj. T. E. Stewart; No.4, Little York, Capt. George Crockett;
Arnold. Adjt., Lt. H. S. Langstroth (French f-ïllage). No.5, Brooktieltl, Capt. David Bertram ;
o. 6, Cove-
head, Capt. Geo. Alexander; Xo. 7, Alberton, Capt.
7 5th" Lunenburg" Batta1ion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., E. C. Maxfiel<l; So. 8, Tryon, Capt. John G. Sheriff.
Lunenburg, S. S.) Lt.-Colonel. C. Edwin PaY7ila.,ter, Hon'y Capt. John McPhail. Adjutant
Kaulbach. It[rljor, R. H. Griffiths. Maj. Elijah Purdy. '
Companies: Ko. 1, Lunenburg, Capt. J. W. King; No' 1 -
2, Lunenburg, Capt. ; No.3, Bridgewater, 83rd" Joliette" Battalion of Infantry (Rd. Qrs. Town
Capt. ; :No.4, Mahone Ba
', Capt. G. W. . of Joliette, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, John J. Sheppard.
Hamm; No.5, Martin's River, ('apt. J. A. Langille; I It[aJor
, ,1. p. FOllch.er aud 1\1. D'A. Dostaler.
No.6, Kew Ross, Capt. A. )1. Ross. Paymaster, A. B. CumpcuHcs: So. 1,.Johette, Capt. J. H. H. DelfausBe;
Coldwell. Adjutant, Lt. R. E. Leckie(Middleton). No.2, L'Assomptwn, Capt. J. E. B. Normandeau; No.
3, St. Feli... de Valois, Capt. G. DesRosiers; No.4,
Ste. Elizi'1beth, Capt. F. X. I). Laca"!'!e; No.5, Rawdon,
Capt. J. H. Burns; No.6, Rawdon, Capt. Thos.
Copping. Paymaster, Auguste GuilÙ'mlt. Adjutant,
Lt. Godfroi Coffin.
76th Battalion of Rifles, "Voltigeurs de Chatpau-
guay" (Htl. Qrl>., Stc. Martine, Que.) Lt.-Colonel,
Joseph Beaudreau Majors. Louis Turcot (North
Georgetown) and Charles D'Amour ISte. Philo'Tnènc).
C01npames: X o. 1, Ste. PhIlolllêne, Capt. J. B. Damour;
So. 2, Ste. Martine, Capt. E. J. Gagnier; No.3, St.
Urhain, Capt. J. E. Fournier; No.4, stt'. Martine,
Capt. Francois Laberge; :No.5, Ste.
Iartine, Capt.
N. Beaudreau; Ko. 6. Chateauguay, Capt. Zotique
Reid. Paynwster, F. X. Roy. Adjutant,
84tl "St. Hyal'Íntht,' Batta1ion of Infantry (Hd.
1 Qrs. Town of St. Rllftcinthe, Que.) Lt.-Colonel
AIl'ho
se Denis. J[ajor.
I..
hcDo
ald (Actonvale)
Compames: :No.1, St. Hyacmthe, Capt. D. Lussier'
No.2, St. PIe, C.lpt. L.
1. )Iorin; No.3, St. /Simon:
Capt. Noe Dupres; :No.4, Sorel, Capt. Archibald
Johnston; No.5. St. Hyacinthe, Capt. N. A. )Iaranda'
No. G, Acton "ale, Capt. L. H. Gauvin. Payma.ster'
Ellsd'e )Inrin. Adjutant, '
77 th "Wentworth" Battalion of Infantry (Rd. Qrs.
Dunrias, Vnt.) Lt.-Colonel. H. C. Gwyn.
J'(ajors, F. M. Carpenter (Stoney Creek), Alex. Bertram.
Companies: So. 1, Dundas, Capt; Will. E. S.
nowles; 8 5th Batt.lHan of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. Montreal, Que.)
:No.2, BartonvIlle, Capt. W. A. Kerr; No. 3, Blllùr
ok, Lt.-Colonel, Julien Brosseau (LapTa
rie).
Capt.W. H. Ptolemy; No.4, Ancaster, Capt.A. H. LeIth; I ],(('jors, A. D. Aubry (Cote St. Paul),
N,?5, S;
1ttleet, Capt. Marcus Lee; No.
, Glanford, Capt. Compcrnies: :No.1, 8t Jerome, Capt. C. E. T. De
"Ill.
ells. Paymaster, Hony. l\Ia
. Jas.
. Ryan, I Montigny; Xo. 2, St. Jean Baptiste Village, Capt. 1\1.
(Hamtltun). Adjlttant, Capt. Jas. AIkens (Bmbrook). J. E. Chagnon; No.3, Laprairie, Capt. J. H. '\.
.. , - Sylvestre; No.4, Laprairie, Capt. J. P. A. des Trois
78tll "Culchester, Hants and Picton" Batta1ion of In- I\!aisons: Xo. 5! Cute St. Paul, Capt. A. T. Patterson;
fantry, .. Highlanders" (H
. Qrs. Truro, N.S.)
o. 6, Lllngueml, Capt.
eorge Trudeau. ,Pa1!.1naster,
Lt.-Colonel, It(aJors, G. H. suther- I Capt; Joseph DIlnn. Ad)lttHnt, Capt. A. dO. a'Orson-
land (Jlillbrook), H. T. Laurence. nens.pIontreal).
Companies: No.1, TlUro, Capt. J. :Suckling, Xo. 2, Ons-
low, Cap
. Ge
. RaYI
; No. 3, Shu\,enaeadi
, Capt. J. 86th" ,!,hree R;ivers" Battalion of Infantry (lld. Qrs.
L.. Bamlllll; ,
o. 4, \\ mdsor, Capt. J. H. S.mlth ; No.5, . J amachlclte, Qne.) Lt.-Colonel,A. R. Dufre!>ne.
1\hll Brook, Capt. John T. Sutherlapll; Xo. 6!,
Iount I 1oI0Jo1'.s, H. n. .S. Dixon. (Berthier-en-ha1tt) and L. A.
TholJl, Capt. Will. )I.lxwell; No. 7,
ewLarlg, Capt. D. DupUIs (J[axkmr,nge).
Sutherland. Pa.'lmr., Hon). Maj. I.L. Barnhill, (Shuuen- Companies: Ko. 1, Yamachiche. Capt. Joseph Du Sault.
aeadie). Adjt., Lt. T. A. Blackburn (Milford). Ko. 2, Riviere du Loup (en haut), Capt. J. H. Legris:
- I No.3, Three Rivers, Capt. G. A. Tessier' No.4 St'
79th .. Sh
tford" Battalion of Infantry, .. Highlan
- I Bonif
ce de Shewenegan, C.lpt. P. dp ".lren'nes; No.5:
ers lliù. Q,.s. Waterloo, QILe.) Lt.-ColoneL, Bertiller, C.lpt. F. J. A. Demers;
o. 6, St. Justin
Thom.ls H. Cox (Granb.'l). ],fajo , rli Ja
es )Iaynes Capt. . PIII{1nllster, Hun'y Capt. C. J:
(Waterloo), amI J. D. Bulman ("weetsburfl). I Coulomùe (St. Justin). Adjutant,
Companies: Xu. 1, Granùy, Capt. R. Sc.lle; Ko. 2. Water- I
100, Capt. Geo. Davidson; No.3, Waterloo, Capt. and 8'" th c. Que\Je('" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.
Bt. )Iaj. R. E. Bell; No.4, South Roxton, Capt. W. J. / , L' Anciume Lorette, Qlte.) I t.-Colonpl V. de
A. Galbraith; Xo.6, Boscoùel, Capt. and Bt.-
Ia.i. R. L. Lam'in(Quebec). J(ajors, }lichel Fiset(L'A;lciellnc
Hackwell; No.7, Lawrenceville, Capt. J. 1\lcC. Brown; Lorette) anll LIIUlS Genest (St. Amb,.oil>c).
Xo. 8, Waterloo, Capt. H. K. Whitcomù. pUYII/(Ister, CU/npanies: XC). 1. ChaJ'lesùourg, ('apt. J. E. Frechette'
Capt. L. H. Brooks. Alvutant, No.2, Alidennc Lorette Capt..md Bt. }I.lj. L. N. Laurin
3
66
DOMINIOY OF CANADA :\ULITIA LIST.
[ 1892.
No.3. St. Amhroise, Capt. J. Blondeau; No.4, Ste. Foyp,
Capt. Luc Routhier; No.5, St. Augustin, CaVt. J. A.
Guay; No.6, Ste Famille d'Orleans, Capt. J Blouin.
Paymal!ter, Hony. Capt. T. P. Morin, (Ste Fm/e).
Adjutant, Capt. H. Octave Roy, (Ancienne Lorettè).
8 8th" Kamouraska and Charlevoix" B'lttalion of In-
fantry (Hd. Qrs. Rilli.ere Ou.elle, Que.) Lt.-
Colonl'l, Achilles Fraser. J[ajorl!, W. J. 'l'relnhlay
(Les Elxiulcmcnts) and Romuald Tetu (St. Gervais).
CompanM8: No.1, Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, Capt.
Alfred Potvill; No.2, St. Paul'" Bay, Capt. Camille
Bouchard; 'No.3, KamolH'a<;ka, Capt. .T. E. nosslgnol;
No.4, St. Pacome, C,lpt. H
rcllie Tetu; No.5, St.
Denis, Capt. N. Langl,lis ; No.6, Baie St. Paul, Capt.
G. N. Cimon. PaYllla.
ter. J. L. A. Labhe, (Qltebee).
Adjutant, Bt. :'Ilaj. G. E. Tache, (Kamoura.-?ka).
0 9 th "Temiscouata ami Rim!Ju
ki" B.tttalion of In-
o fantry (Hd. Qrs. Fra.-?crvillR, QII '.) Lt.-Colonel,
Louis E. Huclon. ],[ajor, L. D. Hudon (Qlwbec).
Companies: No. I, Fraserville, Capt. Gpor:
e LeBel:
No.2, St. George de Cacouna, C'lpt. DavH Frêve;
o.
3. St. Arséne, Capt. Zachèe Bl.tlll'het; No.4, Isle
Verte, Capt. J. E. MarC'eau; No. 5. 8t
. Cecile dll Bic,
Capt. L. N. Coté; No.6, L" Anse au S'lble, Capt.
Michel Rinquet; No.7, Rimou<;ki, C.lpt. J..\ :\Iartin;
No.8, St. Octave, Capt. Thos. Lebel. Paymaster,
Hony. Maj. J. N. Pouliot (Rimo1Mki). Adjutant,
90tl "Winnipeg" Battalion of Rifles (Winnipeg,
1 .}[nn.) Lt.-Colonel, C. :'II. Boswell. ]'fajors,
H. N. Ruttan and H. 1\[, Arnold.
Six Cmnpanies, Winnipeg: Captain." IIerbert Swinford,
L. 'V. 0. Broughall, H. 'V. A. Chambre, John fllcLarcn,
D. D_ Stewart. E. J. Steele. Paymaster, Will. 1\1-
FIsher. Adj1Ltant, Ca})t. T. H. Billman.
91 st B,lttalion, "
Iar.itoba Light Infantry" (Hd. Qr8.
Stoney lI[ollntain, .}[an.). Lt.-Colonel, G. F.
Brophy, (Winnipeg). .1fajors,'
C01lbpanies: No. I, St. James, Capt. A. H. Corplli; No.
2 Kiltlonan, Capt. Augustus Mill,,; No.3, Selkirk,
dapt. Hohert Bullock; Nu. 4, Sl'.-ing
el,-!, Capt. T.
.
Smith; No.5, Rockwooti, Capt. H. Fleta; N0. 6, Vlr-
(len, C,lpt. T. Routleùge. Pa!lrnaster. Alex.
Ic[ntyre,
(St. James). Adjt., C,lpt. W. R. Dow.
Capt. Omer Genest; No.4, Ste. Justine, Capt. Loui!i
lercier. Paymf/,.qter, Capt. E. Letourne'lu Adjt., Lt.
A. Chabot (St. Isidore.)
93rd "Cumberlancl" Battalion 0f Inf:mtry(Hd. Qr.
.,
Jlaccan, N. S.I Lt.-Colonel,
Iatthew B. Har-
ri,>on. _'f/jor, J. A. Black (A mherst).
Companies: No. I, Salem, Capt. G. H. Bla
k; No.
2, Riv
r Philip, CaVt. R. L. Black; No.3, }(accan
and River Hebert, Capt. Jeptha Harrison; Nfl. 4,
)Iaccan
:lountain, Capt. H C. :'Illlls; No.5, Oxforc!,
Capt. Will. <!xìey. Paljm,t.slcr, Hrlll'y "a.i. Gee). E.
Church. Ad}utrlnt, Lt. L. B. Dunhm (River Philip).
94th" Victoria,:' Battalion of Infantry, " Argyle High-
.. la
del's, (H,l. Q
s., ß,,,ldr,;k, N. S.) [,t.-Colonel,
Wllhal
Bln;;!loUn. Major, C. W. Hill (Sydney).
COlnpames: :'iio. I, Bacldeck, Caut. Will. Cain' No.2
Jlidùle l
iver, Capt. Chas. Jlcliae; No. 3, Gra
d Nar:
rows, Capt. J. P. !\Ic
eil; No.4. Baddec'k, Cal't. :'II. H.
Iackenzle; No.5, Forks Bridge, Capt.. J. D. \fr.
eil.
Pa!lmaster, Hony. "faj. J. L. Bethlllle AdjlLtant,
Capt. H. A. Foyle.
95th Battalion, ":'\I'lIlitoh,t Gren,l,licl's," (IId. QrJl.
. Portage la Prairie, Jlrm.) Lt.-Colonel, D.
H. }1l'l\lillan (Winnipeg) J[ 'jo/'s, Stew..rt
Iulvey
(lVin/1ipeg), and W. H. Nash (Elner,
on).
Complmies: No.1, .B.randon, Cal.t. ; N,)
2, Portage la Prame, Capt. H. J. Wuoùsi<.le' No :3
Neel'awa, Capt. J. Crawford; No.4, Mi,'ne(!os;,., C
I't:
D. :'Ilclntosh; No.5, :'Ilol'den, C'lpt. J. C. W.mgh ; No.
6, Stonewall, Capt. 8. .J. Jackson. Pa.!Ima<ter, Hon'y
Capt. W. C. Copt'ld.nd. Adjutant, Capt. R. W. A.
R'Jlph (Winnipeg).
96 th "DistríPt of Algoma" Battalion of Rifles (Hd.
Qrs., Port Arthur, Ont.) Lt.-Col. S. W. Ray.
lIf ajors, T. H. EUiott (Sault Ste. "[arie), A. C,trlniehael
(Rat Portage).
Companies: No. I, Port Arthur, Capt. :\1. N. Garland:
Nu. 2, Fort William, Capt. J. S Smith; No.3, Rat
Portage, Capt. D. T Ferguson; NI). 4, Gore Bay, Capt. J.
-'I. Fraser; No.5, Th,,)ssalon, Capt. W. A. Keetch; No. ti,
Sault Ste. Marie, c.tpt. W. J. Thompson. Pal/master
A. L. RU'lseIl. Adjuta/
t, Capt. G. A. Kobold, (Rnt
Portage).
921111 "Dorchester" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., INDEPENDEI"T CO'lfPANIF.S.
St. Isidore, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, Louis C. Genest Ne\'I' Westminster Rille Company (8. C.) Cal't'ä/
, Ert.
(St. Bernard). Major, S. Scoullar.
Companieli: No.1, Ste. ClaÍI'e, Capt. A. Fortier;
o. 2, St. Juhn Rifle Company (N.R.) Captnin, J. T. T. Hartt.
St. Isidore, Capt. Jos. Turgeon; N". 3, St. ISIdore, St. Jean Bapti:ite Infy. Co. (Man.) Cf/pt, Theo. Thibault.
MILITIA AND DEFENCE OF CANADA.
T01'AL EXPE
DlTURE, 1889-90 - - - $1,287,013 59.
Previous to the confederatio
of th.e Provinces, the de- \ 30 and 45,. heing unmanie
or widowers without C'hildren.
fence of this country was entirely III the hands of the The thlnl dass comprIses those between 18 and 45,
Imperial Government! who for that purpose n
aintained being married, or witlow
rs with chiIdn'n.
troops in each Provmee, supported by va
I(:)\
s local The fourth. class comprIses those between 45 anù üO.
volunteer militia corps. Tills volunteer nulitIa l.ad, The fnllowmg persons are exempt from enrolment anrl
when called upon, rendered most effici'mt service ill ac
i
e service at ,:nr time: J
ldg
s, clergymen awl
times of trouble. Imlllsters of all religIOus denommatlOns, professors in
AfterConfederation the British Government gradually colleges and te'lchers in religious orders, the wardens ano!
withdrew all the Imperial troops fn,m this C01mtry, and offieials of all penitentiaries and lunatic asylums, person<;
at present only maiutain a garrIson at .Halifax, and a physic.ally disahled, and any person being the only son
naval establishment there and on the PacIfic coast. of a widow and her onl
' support. Certam other l'ersons
By the British North America Act the command in are exempt from service except in case of war.
chief of all naval and military forces of and in Canada was The 1lI11ll ber of men to be trained and drilled annually
vested in the Queen, and the control of the same was is limitell to forty thousand, except as "pecially authllr-
placed in the hands of the Dominioll Parliament. A
)e- ized, and t
e period of drill is to be sixteen days and not
partment of Militia and. Dpfen
e wa
at the same b.me less than.
I!?h
d
y
eac
year .
established, the first -'lilllster bemg SIr George E. Cartier, TI.le MlhtIa IS Q.lvlded mto Active and Reserve land anll
and the first Militia Act was passeù in 1868, 31 Vic., chap. marIne force. The Active land and marine force i
com-
40. The Act was subsequently amended in various ways, posed of men raised either by voluntary enhstment or
hut. i.. practically embodied in the p,'esent }[ilitia Act, by ballot, and the Re"erve force consists, practiC'alIy, IJf
49 Vie. chap. 41, (Revised Statutes, 1886). By it the the whol
of the efficient men not serving in the Active
militia 'of Canada is declared to consist of all the male Militia of the time being.
mhabitants of Canada of the age of 18 years or upwards The period of service is three years.
and under 60, not exempted or disqualitiell by The strength of the Active MilItia (ineluding a Per-
law this pOlmlation being divided into four classes, as rnanent For,:e, limited by the present 1\1 ilitia Act to 1000
"oll
ws :- men) was, in October, 1891 :-Cavalry 2,006; Field
The first class comprises those aged 18 or upwards and Artillel-Y, 1,440; Garrison Artillery, 2.352; I':ng-ineers,
under 30, being unmarrierl; or widowers without children. 179; Infantry, 31,733; Total, 37,710.
'l'he second class comprIses those between the ages of
1892.J
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
67
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Entered Cowedl'mtion 1 Jul" 1867
Population 1891-2,112,989.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT............ ........ ......TORONTO.
LIBCTEIUNT GOVERNoR.-Sir Alexander Campbell, K.C.l\I.G., $10.0UO; A.D.(J. to Lt.-Gov.,
ll\jor W. E. Hodgins
and C
pt. Grenville Harston. Official &creLary, C. Law, $1.200. Private Secretary, H. VernoD, $800.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Attorney G.meral-I1o
. Oliver :\Iowat .............. .$5,000 I /;fi'l'lister of Education-Hon. G. W. Ross ....... . . .... 4,000
Oommissioner of (Jrown Land$-IIon. A. S. Hardy... 4,000 Jfinistl'r of .Agriculture and Registrar-lion. John
Onnmissionl'r of Public
V.lrks-Hon. C. F. Fraser... 4.000 .1 '?Q den. . . .. ;: ............................... .................. 4,000
Secretary-Hon. J.lII. GIbson ........................ ... 4.000 Without Portfo.w-llon. E. II. Bronson.. ............
7'reasurer-Hon. Richard Harcourt .................. 4,00U
(Jkrk, Executive rbuncil, John R. Cartwright; J. Lonsdale Capreol, .AsBÏstant Clerk.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
lIon. Thomas Ballantyne, Speaker, ($1,250).
iJO'f'HITUE'fClB
. J!BME. P. O. ADDItESS. COYSTITUERCIES. NAME. P. O. ADDRESS.
.Addington ..... James Reid........ ...Con Centreville ,Jlzädll'sex, N R... John Waters.... ......Lib Springbank
Algomu. &8t...... AI
x. F.CampbeIl...Cnn Brampton Middlesex. WR... lIon. G. W. Ros!! ._.Lib foronto
Algama Wut...... J.
C?nmee ........ L
b Port Arthur I Mnnck . ............ Hon. R IIarconrt. .Lib WeIland
Brant, N. R...... WIlham B. Wood ...Ltb St. George /;!uskoka .......... George F. .Marter... Con Gravenhurst
Brant, S. R...... Hon. A. S. Hardy ...Lib Toronto NipisBing.... ...... .John Lougbrin ....Lib \Iattawa
BrockviUe ......... Hon. C. F. Frl\!l6r. ...Lib Toronto Norfnlk, S. R..... W. A. Charlton ......Lib Lyndock
Brut;e,N. R. ...... David Porter .........Lib Wiarton Norfolk, N. R.... E. C. Carpenter ......Lib Simcoe
Bruce, 8. R....... II. P. O'Connor ......Lib Wlilkerton Northu7ltberl'd E. W.A. Willouj!:hhy...Con Colborne.
Bruce, (J. R........ Walter }lc:\I. Dack...Lib Kincardine Northumb'rl'd w: Corelli C. Field ... ... Lib Cobourg
CardweU............ W. H. Hammell. ...Con Bet'ton Ontario, N. R.... J. Clendenning ..... C. n "roowanton
Carleton ............ G. W. Monk .........Crm Sonth March Ontario, 8. R.... Hon John Drydl"n...lib Brooklln
Dufferin......... John Barr ............0 Shelburne Ottawa. ............ Hon. E. H. BronsonLib Ottawa
Dunda, ............ J. P. Whitney.. .... Con \Irr. isburgh. Oxford, N. R.... lIon. O. Mowat ......Lib Toronto
Durham, E. R.... George Campbell...E R r.1l11brrok Oxford, S. R...... Angu!! McKay ......Lib Ingersoll
Durham, W. R... W. T. Lockbart ...Lib N"wcastle Parry Sound...... Jas. Sharpe ... .....Lib Burks Falls
Elgin, E. R. ...... H. T. Godwin.........CII"I Bayham Peel . ............... K. Cbitfholm .........Lib Brampton
Elgin, Jt. R....... Dugald :\lcCoIl ......Crm 10na. Perth, N. R....... T. :\Iagwood .........Con Poole
Essex, N. R. ...... Solomon White.lnd Lon Wln<lsor Perth, S. R.... ... Thos. Ballantyne ...Lib Stratford
&SI'X, S. R. . . . .. W. D. Balfour. . . .. . Lib Amhersthnrgh Peterboro', E. R. Thomas Blezard... ...Lib Villiers
Prontenac ......... H. Smith. . .. " . . .. (Jon 'Iunale Peterboro', w: R. J as. R. Stratton .... Lio Peterboro'
Glengarry......... James Rayside ... .f.ib Lancaster Prescott. ............ Albert Evanturel ...Lib Alfred.
Grenville .......... Orlando Bush.. ... . Con Kemptville Prince Edward.. J. A. Sprague.. ......Lib DemorestvilIe
Grey, N. R. .. ... James Cleland....... Lib
Ieaford Renfr
, 8. R... J. F. Dowling......... Lib Egansville
Grey, (J. R......... Jo!;eph Rorke .......Con f'larkshurgh Rmfrew, N. R... Arunah Dunlop ....Con Pembroke
Grey, S. R....... G.:McKechnie..... ...L b Durham
U8seU . ............ Alex. Robillard ......Lib Otta.wa
Haldimand ....... Jacob Baxter.... .....Lib Caynga Stmcoe, E. R. .... A. Miscampbf'lI......ClIn lUidland
H.dto'!1 ............. W. Kerns .............Con Burlington Simcoe, w: R.... Thomas Wylie ......Con Toronto
Hamdton. ......... Hon. J. 1\1. Gihson...Lib Toronto Simcoe. C. Roo... Robert PatoD .........Lib New Lowf'll
Hast
ng., Jt. R... W. H. Biggar. .... .Lib Belleville Sto7"mont..... .... William 1\lack... ......Lib Cornwall
Hastmg., E. R... W. P. Hlldson.......Cnn ROIilin { Edward F. Clarke .Cnn Toronto
Hasting., N. R... A. F. Wood ......... Cnn l\ladoc Throrzto .......... Henry E. Clarke ...Oon'roronto
Huron, E. R...... T. Gibson...............Lib Wroxeter Joseph Talt ...... ...Lib Toronto
EIurrm, S. R...... Archihald Dlshop ...Lib EXl"ter' Victoria, E. R... Juhn Fell............. Con Bllry's Green
Huron. W. R..... J. T. Garrow..........Lib Goderich Vicforia, W R... John McKay .........Lib Woodville
Kent, E. R. ...... R. Ferguscn .........Lib'1'bamesviUe Walef'loo, N. R... E. W. B. Snider. ....Lib St. Jacohs
Kent, w.: R....... James Clancy.........ClIn Wa.llaceburgh Wattrloo, S. R.... J. D. Moore........ . Lib Gtllt
Kingston .......... James II. :\letcalfe.Cnn Kingston W"Uand ............ William McCleary...Lib Thorold
Lambton, E. R.... Hugh McKenzie ...Lib Watford W_UingtrÆ, 8. R. Donald Gmhrie ......Lib Guelph
Lam ton, W R. Cbarll"s Mackenzie. Lib Sarnia Wellington, E. R. Charles Clarke ......Lib Elora
Lan!1.rk, N. R.... W. C. Caldwell ......Lib r.anark. Wdlington, w.. R. A. S. Allan ........ ...Lib Clifford
Lanark, So R .... N. McLenaghan. ...COPI Perth Wentworth, N. R. J. McMohon .........Lib Dundas
Lwls ............... Robert II. Preston. Con Newboro' Wentworth, S. R. Nlchollt!! Awrey . ...Lib Blnbrook
Lennox ............ W. W. Meacham ...Con Odes'3 York, E. R. ...... Ge(.ri!1! B. Smith ...Lib Toronto
Lincoln ............ Jas. Hiscott.... ....Cnn Virgil York, W. R. ...... John T. Gilmour ...Lib W. Toronto Jun
Lmtdon ............ W. R. Meredith ....Con London York, N. R....... E. J. Davis............Lib KIDg
.Midàlu
, E.R... Richard Tooley ....Con llarrietsvll1e
Members Sessional Allowance, $600.
oFFICERS OF THE LEQIBLA.TrvE ASBEMBLY.
Clerk of the HGuse and Clerk of tlie Crown in \ .Accountant, Lud. K. Cameron ........... ................ $400
Chancery, Charles '1'. Glllmor..................... $1.800 Law Clerk, A. M. Dymond.....................................
Clerk AsBtstant, Arthur H. Sydere. . .... ......... 1,400 8,rgw:nt-at-A'1"7TU, F J. G1ackmeyer ... ,.......... ......... 600
Clerk, J. M. Delamere ............ ............. . . ....... 1,000 House Ke'p,r and Chi'f Messenger, P. O'Bripn ....... 600
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE. I Minister's &cretary, J. T. )IclntoFh '" . . . . . . . . .
Attorney-Generul, Hon. Oliver Mowat. .. . . . . . . . . . . $5,000 DEPARTMENT OF ASYLUMB, PRISONB ASD PUBLIO
Deputy AUnrney-General, J. R. Cartwrll1:ht 3,000 CHARITIES
L gal Secretary, A. ;\1. Dymond .. . .. .., ........ 8110.. '
if Pris d D I Z ' ;. 'ft Tit . R Ch i
AS8Ì8tant C Zerk E:recutivlJ CbuncfZ, J. L. Capreol '" 1,600 ,nspec.ms 0 orz. an .Ie U ) IC ." a w,. r sUe $2,40
Clerk and Private &crelary, S. T. Bagtedo .. _ 1,600 I a!1d T. F. Chamberlain. M.D. ........... .......... 2.2QO
ov. Dw
tives, J. W. :\furrav,J. E. Rogers..... .. Chtef Clerk. J: Ma
n. ............ ........ 1.200
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Shorthand W
. F. 1\1. NlchollloD. ......... .. 1,100
Accountant, . Drnmmond ...................... 800
Protñncial8ecretlry, 1I0n.J. M.Gihson..... $1,000 Clerk, feaae Aikins........................................... 600
Â
tant &cretary, Geo. E. Lumsden . . ...... 2,200 I Frotñncial Bailiffs, J. EngllBh, J. Waddell, P. Slm-
ChüJ(.lerk,J. B. McLachlan ......... _ ...... 1,100 l!er,andI.J.Johneton ...........................
68
[1892.
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO-QUEBEC.
.Asylums for the Insar.
.
Toronto-Medical Superintendent, D. Clark, !'tI.D.. $2,000
Bursar, Wm. Tracy ................... 1.400
London-Medical Superintend't, R. :\1. Bucke, M.D.
.ooo
Bursar, C. A. Slppi........ ........ .. _. 1.400
Klngøton-lIf p dical S'
perint'd't, C. I{ Clarke, !\I.D. 2000
Bursar, William A.J\glin .............. 1.300
Hamilton-Jledical Superintend't, J Russell, !'t1.D. 2,000
Bursar, B. Way ...... .......... ........ 1,300
Asylnm for Idiots, Orilllll-
Medical Superintendent, A, H. Beaton, M.D 1,600
Bursar, T.J. Muir............ ............ .... 1,000
Institution fOl the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville-
Superintendent, R. Mathison 1,600
Bursar, A. Matheson............ ... 860
Institution for the Blind. Brantfùrd-
Frincipal. A. H. Dymond...... .... ... 1,600
Bursar, W. N. Hossie .... . ... . 960
Central Prison for Ontario, Toronto-
Warden, Jas. !'tlassie ............ ...... 2,000
Bursar,T.Quinn ............................._ 1,3110
Reformatory for Boys, Peuetanguishene-
Superintendent Thos. McCr08son .. 1,600
Bursar, W. P. Band.......... .. .... ...... .... 50
Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Females and In.
dustrial Refnge tor Girl
, Toronto-
SuperinfA>ndent, Mrs. O'Reilly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900
Bur.ar, R. W. Laird ...................... 800
I:SSPECTOR of DIVISION COURTS.
InspecWr, Joseph Dickey ............... _ . _ .. . . . : 1,700
I:<ISPECTOR OF REGlS'IRY OFJlClS.
Impeder, E. F. B. Johnston................. .... 2,000
DEPARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS.
Q:nnmissioner of Grown Lands, Hon. A. S. Hardy.. $4,000
Assistant Cbmmissioner, Aubrey White .......... 2,800
Law Clerk, G. Kennedy ............... 2.000
Shorthand }triter, Frank Yeigh....... __ . __... 1250
Free Grants and Sales Branch.
Ohit,{ Ckrk, A. Kirkwood .. .................. 1,900
Surveys, Patents and Roads.
IJirector of Surveys, G. B. Kirkpatrick, P.L.S. .... 1,900
Dro'/J{/htsman, W. Revell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,300
Chief Olerk, Patents, J. M. Grant.... .... _. .... .. 1,400
Superint'nt Cblonization Roads, H. Smith ........ l,9
0
JJoods and Forests Branch.
Chief Clerk, J. A. G. Crozier ............ _ . . 1,660
Accounts Branch.
.Accountant, D. G. R,,
s .. _ _.. 1,800
Regiltrar, C. S. Jones _. ... _ 1,400
Mining Bureau.
Director of Mines, A. Blne .... .......... .... ......... 3,000
Crown Timber Agents.
Ottawa ......W.I. Macdonald I Quebec ........ .J. Mackay
Port Arthur...... H. Munro Rat Portage... W. Margach
Crown Land Agents.
Apsley .... Duncan Anderson I Nipissing ...... J. S. Scarlett
Bracebridge ...... .J. W. Dill Plev7la .........G. W. Dawson
Bruct, Mines....John F. Day Parry S'd...Mrs. T. Mackay
Brudenell.... John Whelan Pembroke .... D. J. Kennedy
Bganvüle.......James Reeves Rat Portage, A.G. Campbell
Emsdale .............E. Handy Rd's Land'g.A.G.Harri on
Emo ... .... W. R. B. Marsh Sault Ste. Marie.C.P. _J'own
Haliburton ....C. R. Stewart Sudbury...... . Thomas Ryan
Kingston... ...R. Macpherson Sturgeon Jihlls.J .D.Cock burn
L'Amable ............J. R. Tait Thessalon.... W. L. Nicholl!
.blagnetewan.........8. G. Best T!lunder Bay..I. F. Ruttan
Mattawa....... B. J. Gilligan WlZlford P. O.D.G.McDonald
Minden...... ...... W. Fielding
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Cbmmissioner, Hon. C. F. Fral'er.
&cretary, Ww. Edwards. . . . . . . . . . .. . .
Architect, Kivl\s Tully.......... . . .. .......
Engineer, R. McCallum .... ...... ............
Law Clerk and Aceo'mtant, J. P. Edwards ......
Architectural Draughlsman, F. A. Heakes........
EJnglneering Ðra'/J{/htsrnen, R. P. Fairbairn .. ...
C. G. Horetzky '.. .. ........ _ _ ... . _... . _.' ......
Ass't Archi
ctural Ðr'sman, T. M. Hennessy.. ....
Shorthand Writer,.M Wil
on . . . . . . . . .. .......
Clerk and Paym'r of Oullying Works, S G.O'Grady
Messen.,er, C. A. :\IcD.)nald........... . ... .. .. ....
REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Rpg.istrar-General, lion. J. I)ryden ............... $-1,000
Inspector, H. S. Crewe .., ..... . . . . 1,400
O!lief Olprk, Frederick Warwick 1,000
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Minister, Hùn. J. Dryden.............. .......... 4,000
Private Secretary, W. B Varley........... ...... 800
Dep. Minisúr d': &cy. Bureau of Statistics, C. C.
James ........ ......................................... 2,200
Assistant Secretary of Bureau, W. F. McMaster.... 1,660
First Olerk, W. O. Gall0way .... ........... ., 1,1:>0
Shorthand JJritt:r. Thos.McGiIlicuddy ...... ......... ... 900
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, GUELPH.
President, J awes :\lills. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .. ... 2,000
Prof of Agn
ulture, Thol!. Shaw. . ..... .. . . ... . .. 2,000
Prof. of Biology, J. H. Pantoll ............ _.. _. 1,600
Prof. of CllemistTlJ, A E. ShnttleworIh ....... _ . . 1,500
Prof. of Dairying. H. H. Dcan. ....... ... _..... ...... 1,200
Prof, of Veterinary Science, J. C. Grdnside ..... .. .. 1,000
Asst. Resident Master. E. L. II unt ................ .., 1,000
BurS'lr, A. :\IcCallnm .. _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . _ _ _ . . 960
PROVINCIAL TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
7'rW$urtr, lion. Ricbard lIarcourt . .. ........ $,1,000
Assutant 7'reasw'er, D. E. Camer .n . . . . . . . . ... 2.200
Chief Clerk, F. A. Carrell.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,300
Treas., &>c. d': Clerk of Algmna T<lxe&, L. V. Percival 1,650
Cashier, W. C. Noxon .......................... 1,100
PROVINCIAL AUDITOR'S BRANCH
Provincial Auditor, C. H. Sproule......... ..... 2,400
Book-keeper, A. J. Rattray ........ ........ .... 1,300
PROVINCIAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
Cltairman, J. J. Cassidy, M.D., Toronto.......... 400
&l;I"etary, P. H. Bryce, M.A., '.\I.B., Toronto ....... 2,000
Clerk, W. H. H. Mnss.'n ........................ 900
INSPECTOR OF I:SSURANCE.
Inspector, J. Howard Hunter, M. A .............. 2,200
IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT.
Secretary, David Spenl'e ........................ 1.300
.Agmtin Liverpool, P. Byrne. ......... 2,360
LICENSE A"liD ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACCOUNTS BRA
CH
First O./fict,r, Henry Totten... . . . . . . . . 1,900
Accountant, Thomas Botham . . 1,400
QUEENS PRIN'I:E
.
Queen's Printer, L. K. Cameron...... ........... 1,300
ASiistant Queen's Pdnter, G. E. Thomas.... .. .... 1,000
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-(ST. JA
IES' SQUARE.
Minister of Education, Hon. O. W. ROBs, LL.B... $-1,000
Deputy Minister of Education, John Millar, B.A .. 2,200
Chiif Clerk and Accountant, F. J. Taylor .. ..... 1,600
Min'J.SteT's Privale &l;I"etary, Henry Alley.... ... 1,300
&nior Clerks, J. T. R. Stinson, II.
I. Wilkimon,ell 1,250
.. A. C. Paull, F. N. Nudel .. .. . each 1,100
Librarian d': Historiographer, J. G. Hodgin... LL.D. 2,000
Sup. Mech. Insts. &:. Arts Schools, S.P. May, M.D.... 1,700
$,1,000
2,100
2.400
2,000
1.200
1,300-
1.200
1,000
1000
1,100
!J60
660
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Entered Confederation-1st July, 1867. Population l!ì!Jl-1,488,686.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT..... ........ ...... . QUEBEC.
LIJ:1JTE
A:!íIT-GOVERNoR.-Hon. A. R. Angers, $10,000; Capt, II. F. Sheppard, Aide-de-Camp; F. de L. Taché, Private-
Secretary; "alter Lan nen, Messenger.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Premier ar,d Commissioner of Agricul. I Cnmmissioner of C,'own Lands... . .... Hon. Gee. Duhamel.
ture and Oolonization ..................IIon. H. Mercier, Attorney-Gmeral ... .......... ....... ...... "J. E. Robidoux.
Commission"T of Public Works.......... " P. Garneau. (Without Portfolio) ...... ............. "A. Boyer.
President of Oouneil ......... ............ " D. A. Ross. &cretary and Registrar ............ .. ... "Ch. Langeli"r.
Treasurer ........................... ......... " JOII. Shehyn.
OFFICERB.-G. Grenier, Clerk Executive Council; W. Learnmouth and A. Génér.,ux Clerks; and two Messenger&.
1892]
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
f9
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. HE
RY STARNES, Speaker.
DIVIBIOft'. NAME. P. O. ADDRESS. DIVISION. ft'AME. P. O. ADDRJ:88.
.Alma..... . . ..... Hon. Louis Tourville, Lib.Montreal Lauzon... ...... ...Hon.L N. Larochelle....... St. Anselma
Bedford............" Thos. Wood.......Con.Dunham Flats La Laurentidu ,. Guillaume Bresse .I-.Quebec
DeLa Durantaye" Pierre Garneau. . Lib.Quebec Mille Isle, ........ " David l'tlarsil..... ...L.St. Eustache
De Lanaudüre..." L. S
!vestre ... .Lib.lsle dl1 Pad. Montarmlle. ..... " C.B.deBouchervllle,C.Bouchervllle
Zk I " { F. 'Xavier..ln. Con. } St. Pierre les Repentigny ..... " H:Ar?hambeault,S
.:\lontreal
a Valliere.... Ovlde }Iéthot.. L C. Bequets Rigaud..........." WilfrId Prévost...Llb.Montreal
De Lorimier...... " J. O. Lavi!>lette...Cm.Montreal Rougemont......." P. B. de LaBruère...G.St. Hyacinthe
De Salabt:rry.. " H. Starnes...Lib. Con.
lontreal . ." R C { Ste. Anne de
Golfe......... ...... " David A. Ross ....Lib.Quebec Shatmnl,gan..... John Jones oss.... la P6rade.
-"'_ d--'17- "El" . D . L C { Ste. Anne de Saurel............. " JOB. A. Dorion ....Con.St. Ours
vran"""".. ...... Isee IOnne ..... . la Pocatiére. Stadacona ....... " John Hearn....... Con.Qnebec
Inkerman......... " G. Bryson, Jr......Lib Fort Coulonge Vi"' "J K W d L'b { CoteStAntolne
Kennebec ......... " N. C. Cormier...... Lib.I'I.sslsvilIe Ictona.......... as.. ar ... I. Montreal.
r <'_17. " FX ' P L G { St. Augustin, Wellington...... "FrancisE.Ollman.L.!Iontreal
...a .,.......,........... ... arue. on. Pontneuf.
OFFICERS OP THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
-()It:rk, Louis Frechette. I Clerk of }i}nglish Journal and English Tran,., R. Campbell.
.Ct'lltleman Usher oft/Ie Black Rod, Samuel Staunton Hatt, Clerk of French Journal and French Translator, Nap
Cl,rk AsBistant, R. Campbell. Legendre
Clerk of Private Bills, A. [t. Desaulniers. I &rgeant-at-Arms, C. E. Dorion.
.Áccountant, R. Campbell. Cl,rk of Committees, J. E. Baribeau.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Hon. F. G. Marchand, Speaker.
O:S-STI'fUENCIE8. NAME. P. O. ADDRJ:88. CONSTITUENCIE8. NAME. P. O. ADDRES8.
Arnenteuil ......... J/ontmagny ....... Bernatchez. N ... In. LIb. St. Thomas daM
Athabaska ......... Glrouard.Joseph Ena,L. Drummondville J/ontmortncy...... langelier, Chas " Lib. Qutobec
Ragot ............... McDonald, Milton. Con. StAndréd'A.ct'n !llontreal No.1... Beland, Joseph. ...Llb. l\lontreal
Beauce . ............ Montrtal No.2... Brunet, Joseph .. Lib. l\lontreal
Beauharnois ...... Bisson, Elie Herc111e. L. MontreRI Mrmtreal No.3... nainville, Henri B.Lib. :\lontreal
Bellechassl'......... Turgeon, Adelard...Lib. X. D. de Levis Montreal No.4... CIl;ndinneng, Wm. I C. Montreal
Berthv.r............ Chene vert, AlphonseL. B.rtbierville
[ontreaINo. I)... Hall, John S .......Con. :\Iontreal
Bonavmture ...... Mercier.Uon.Honr.ré,L. Ql1ebec J[ontreal No.6... McShane, Hon.J...Lib. Montreal
Brome............... England, Refus N. Crm. Knowlton Napürville. ...... Ste Marie, Louis ...Lib. Napiervl:le
Ohambly . ......... Rocheleau. A... Nat. Lib. St. Hubert Nicolet. ............ }Ionfette, Joseph A.ln. St.S"phie de L
Champlain......... Grenier, Dr. Pierre, Con. St.
laurlce Ottawa ............. Rochon, Alfrea ...Llb. llull
Charlevoi:z; ....... Morin,Joøeph..Nat Lib. Bale St. Paul Pontiac............. Ponpore, W. J.....CO'TI. Chichester
()hateauguay .... Robidoux, Hon.J.E... L. Quebec Portneuf.. ......... Tessier, Jules. ......Lib. Quebec
Ohicout. et SagUI'. Còte Onel'ime ., ...Nat. Bagotvi1le Quebec-Est... ...... Shehyn, Hon. Jos. Mb. Ql1ebec
Oompton . ......... McIntosh, Johnjun..C. Waterville Quebec-Ouest...... l'tlurphy, Owen......Lib. Qnebec
DeU3J-Montagnu. Deauchamp,Denj..ln.C. St. Hermas Quèbec-Centre... Rinfret, Dr. R. J<....Lib.
uebec
DorchPster ......... Pdletier,Hon.L. P. N C. Quebec Quebec (COOltl) ... Fitzpatrick, Chas...Lib.
l1ebec
Drummoml .... Watts, Wil1iamJ...Con. Drummondville Richmond ......... Bedard, Joseph.. Con. Kichmvnd
Gaspé ............... Carrier, Achille ...Lib. Quebec Rühelüu . ......... Cardin Ls. Pierre P.. C. Sorel
Hocltelaga ......... Villeneuve, Jos. O. ...C.
Iontreal Rimouski ......... Tessier, Auguste ...Lib. Rimonski
Huntingdon ...... Cameron, Dr. A...Lib C. Hl1ntingdon Rouville ............ Girard, Alfred ......Ind. ::\Iarieville
Iberville ............ Gosst'lin, F. (fìls)....Lib. 8t. Alexandra St. Hyacinthe .... Desmarais, Odilion,Lib. St. Hyacinthe
Jacques QJ.rtür... Boyer, lion. A. ......Lib. Montreal St. Jean ............ Marchand, Hon.F. G.L. St. Jean
JolÙlte . ............ Basinet, LouIs. ......Lib. S. Ch. Barrom
St. Maurice. ...... Duplessis, L. T. N. L.C. TroiR Riviéres
Kamouraska .... DeRjardins, C. A....lnd. St. Andre de K St. Sauveur ...... Parent, S. N... ......Lib. St. Sauveur
Laprairv.. ......... Dl1hamel, Hon. 0... Lib. Quebec She1lord ............ De Oroshois, Dr. T.B.L. Roxton Falls
L' Assomptitm .... Marion, Joseph ...Con. SIPaulL'Erm'te Sht:rbrooke ......... Robertson, Hon.J. G.C. 8herbrookEl
Laval............... LeBlanc, P. E........Con. Montreal Soulangu. .......... Bourbonnais, A ...Na t . Coteau Landing
Lévis ............... L'!mieux, F: X ...... Lib. Quebec Stanstead. ......... Lovell, }Iodie Brock. C. CoatiCQl)k
L'Islet . ............ Dechene, F.G.Mivi1le,L. Quebec fémiscouata. ...... Pouliot, Chal. E ...Lib. FrasHvllle
Lotbinière ......... Laliberte, E. II......Ltb. Warwick Tn'1'ebonne......... Nantel, G. A.........Con. Montreal
Maskinonqé ...... Lessard, Joseph ...Con. Yontreal Trois-Rivières ... Normand, T. E ....Con. Trois Riviéres
Jr[alane :........ Pinault. L. F ... ...Lib. Quebec Vaudreuil.......... Lalonde, Dr. E......Lib. Rigaud
Mpgantic............ Johnson, A. S.......Con. Thetford vPrchèru ......... Lussier, A. A. Ed. F..L. Yarennes
Missisquoi ......... Spencer, Imjah E...Con. Frellghsburjl' Wolfe ............ Picard, Jacques... Con. Wottc\n [Lac
Montcalm .......... :\Iartin, J. A.........Con. StJacques del' A Yamaska. ......... Gladu, Victor. .1Çat. L. St. Francois du
OPPICERS oP THE L.GISLATIVE' A88EMBLY.
-()le.rk of the Legislúivil Aswn'Jly, ani C'lerk :of J he Crou n Assistant Cfgk of Votu and Procmlings, G. Villeneuve.
tn Chancery, L. Delorme. Olt:rk of F'rtIlC!t Journal and Petitions, Louis Fortier.
Sergeant.at-Arms, Dr. Gédéon Laroque. 'q AsBistanl Clerk ofVota and Petition.., A. J. }Iacdonald.
Å!BÌstant Clfrk or Ý4islltivp A..snn.bly, EtI"nne Simard. Clerk of Omtmilttu. I. Boutin BOUUSFa
Deputy Clerk,
, k of the En:Jlish Journal an 1 Record" Oùrk of Printing and Records, StalÙYJlery,
Paul E. Smith. Poll Masttr, Z. Dl1hamel.
Assistant Clerk of tile En11i..h Journal, J. Whyddon. ..A.sBistant Post Master
..A.ccoun t l1nl, Laurent Simoneau. Chv.fCopy;-ng Clerk, P. P. Daunais.
(flerks of the Privale Bills Cbmmittee, Edouard Lemoine, C:opyi1l') Clerk, Ls. Philippe Boucbard.
Charles Dela
rave. Ohief Musengt:r, Olivier Robitaille.
()Itie! Fren
h Transhtor, Leon Ledleu. Library.
..A.sstStant Prench Translators, Ernest Tremblay, J. E. Z. l-ibrarian, L. P. Lemay.
C.'h
ú if u E char l
' h 'If lat C fi d L . d Clef'ks, Joseph Trudel and Joseph DeRjardins.
Ie IIJ 1S
rmlð or. raw or to Fay.
Assistant En'llish Translawrs, Lawrence 8tafford and Department of the Law Cluk
Joseph E. Treffry. Law ('['Tk. C. A. Parls,tUlt.
C'erk'if Votes awl P,.o-:ud, n 7s, ß. :\1 \rq uette. .AsSIstant Law Cl rk,
beorþihls Oli
(>r.
70
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC-NEW BRUNSWICK.
[1892.
PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR'S OFFICE.
Provincial Registrar, Hon. Ch. Langelier.
Deputy Registrar, Jean C. Laogtelier.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
.Attorney.GtnPTal. HOD. J. E. Robidoux.
Awtant .AtlO'1'ney-Genpral. L. I. Canllon.
Clerks, II. Ddall:rave and A. J. f'ôté.
II p ''enger, W.Dubé.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
Provincial &cretary, Hon Ch. Langtolier.
Ä,si8tant &cretary. Jos. Boivin.
Privau &crtJ.ary, CharIt-s DeGuise
In
pectur of Regiltry Offi
s, A Geoffrion.
ImppctO'1's of Publtc Offices. Gaols, and
sylums. John
Aylen. M.D., A. L. de Martigny, }I.D., and L. L. L.
Desanlniers. M.D.
Oh
f Cùrk, Jos. Dumont.
English CnrrespO'l1dena, T. J. Molony.
RecO'T'ding Olerk, J. O. Laurin.
Olerk of
'tatistacs, and Clerk qf accounts. Lunatic Asylums,
ReformatlJry and Industrial Schools, C. E. Deschamps.
Äccountant. Félix. Campeau.
Åssistant .Accountant, Eric Dorion.
Ol-rks, J. B. Gal!;non. Samuel Bergeron. atJ d Thos. Gagnon.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Treasurer, Hon. J. :::5hehyn.
Ärs't 'l'reamrer and SeJ: of Treas'y Board, H T. Machin.
Book Keepi'-r, H. Hemming.
Sún'lflTapher, R. II. O'Regan.
Jlin'i8ter's Private &crdary, J. E. Dubeau.
Audit Branch.
Provi1
cial Auditor, A. H. Vtlcret.
Deputy Audator, F. D. Tim..
RtVenue Branch.
Omnptrol1er, A. Brof>n.an.
InspeJ:tO'1', T. A. Poston.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
8uperintendentof Public Imtructaml, Hon. G. Ouimet.
&cretaries. P. de Cazps and Geo. Wm. Parmelee.
8pecia1 OfJiar. J. N. Miller.
Curator oj the Museum, D. N. St-Cyr.
Âccountant, John 8tranj!;.
Cùrk qf Statistics, F. X. Couillard.
Recurding Clerk. L. J. Préjen.
Librarian and rterk of French Currespcmdena, G. Ouimet.
Ckrk of .Accou,ds, L. Left!bvre.
Olerk of ET/glish C"Orrespondena, W. G. L. Paxman.
ÅsBistant BlIokkuper. Chl&rles BlanchE\t.
Clerks, A. De
sRne, C. Léveeque and P. Prévost.
DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE &, COLONIZATION.
Cbmm'i8sioner, HUD. II. Mercier.
.AsBistant Ú>71lmissioner,
.Accountant, A. M. It'. d.t<:schambault.
DirectO'T' of CblnnizatÜ,n, 11. A. Tnrgeon.
&cretary, 8. 8yJve"tre.
Secretary of Oouncû of .Agriculture, Edward A. Barnard.
Reg'i8trar, A. C. Guilbault.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
rom.missimlpr. HJn. l>ierrE' Garneau.
.AsBistant Commissimlpr, S. LesagE'.
&cretary. E. Gagnon.
.A"Bisümt EnflÍneer d': Sup'ndent qf Public Works E.Charesll
.ÂCCOtIntant. Elias Maillonx. '
Director of Railways. E. MOleau.
Registrar, A. C. Guilbault.
Engineer of Railways, L. A. ValIée.
InspeclO'1' of Works, J. O. Methot.
Draughtsman. T. A. Trude1.
Mechanical Engineer. Trefilé Lacroix.
DEPARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS.
CbmmisBinner. Hon. G. Duhamel.
.ÂsBistant CommisBinner, E. E. Taché.
&:perintmJent of Surveys. C. E. Gauvin.
,r;;urv'rs cl- Dr'tsmen, J Taché, P .l'tl. A. Genest, F. X. Genast
G. Rinfret. F. O'Farrell, T. Rinfret.
Inspectars of Surveys, H. O'Sullivan and D. O. Morency.
.Accountant and Cashier, I. E. Lepage.
.Asrntant .ACCOtIntant and Cashier, A. Wood..
&perint,ndent of Wooos and F'oTests. Victor Derome.
Supertntewlmt of Lands Sales (&c. West), C. O. Lavaie.
Superinúndml of Land Sales (&c. East), L. L. Rivard.
Clerk In charge of Stationery, C. A. Parant.
Registrar and Pish and Game Sup't, J. N. Proulx.
Secretary of Cadastre, G. A. Varin; .Âss't do.. C. Chartr&..
Dra'l1ghtsman, L. N. Dufresne.
Mining Eng!7Leer, J. Obalski.
Ojjia Keeper, J. Caron.
C'rown Timber and Land .Agents.
Montreal. .... .... ...D. TUlle ChiClJutimi. n .A. Tremblay
Thru Rivers......E. Lacerte Roberval......... .G. Audet
Tad Jusac..... ., A. Gingras New Carlisù.... W. Map:ulre
Malbie....... L. A. Eoulianne St. .Az"x. !l'p'dia. .J. Pitre
Maira......W.lI. Clapperton Suo Claire...J. E. Cayouette
Quebec....... ..1ohn l'ttackay ftlllntmagny...J. E.Cssp:rain
Morehead P.O....W. Claf Rimmlski W......P. Drapeau
Bull.... . . .. . ...R. W. Farley Rimouski B... ...AJex.Fraser
Maniwaki......... J. Comeau Gaspé Basin....!. T. Carter
Thurso...J .A. Cameron. jun l-ercé .... .. .J. A. Lesperance
Grenvil
p ..... . A.. B. Filion Cap Chal..........Louls Roy
Ohemvalle...Hercule Cheni, Quebec............... J.l<;.Boily
Ohute auz Iroq', . A.Pro,'ost Joliette... ....J. B. Delfausse
Waterloo......... .E. Kemp Hull........ ..J. T. Madore
.Arthabaskav,zl
.A. Gagnon Sherbrooke....... .L. Farwell
St. Francais, Beauce.... Riv're duLmlp. . . . . N. Lebel
....... W. H. B. C. de Lery Baie des Péres....A. E. Guay
CORPORATION OF LAND SURVEYORS OF THE PROVINCE
OF QUEBEC.
Board of Management.
President, Antoine PaiJ')chaud.
Via-Presidents, D. C. Morency, JOhD BigtJell.
&cretary-Treasurer. C. E. Gauvin.
Syndic., Jos. P. B. Casgrain.
W. A. AI'he
J. A. U. Beaudry
Thos. BreeD
Member,.
J. N. Gastonguay
J. E. Sirois
J OS. E. ItIailhot
Jer. Gallagher
P. C. Talbot
Horace Dumaiø
Raoul Rinfret
QUEEN'S PRINTER'S OFFICE.
Queen'ð Printer.CJ.... an!\"lois l Book KHper. C. Pageau
Clerk. . . . ......... .
d. Trudell
ExtraOlPrk J .A.TratJgiull&
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
Entered Confederation 1st July, 1867.
Population 1891, 321,294.
SEAT OF GOVERNL1I:NT-FREDERICTON.
LIEUTBNANT-GovERNoR-lIis Honour Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley, C.B., K.C.
I.G., $9,000. Mlljor Gordon, I.S.C.,
Lt.-Colonel Arml!trong, Aides-de-Camp,
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
PremÚT ond AttO'1'ney-Gen eral. .Hon. A. Flair ...... $2.100 I s l,cilcr.Gmt1al......... ..........lIon. W. l'1Jgl!ley... $1,200
Pr(1)incial Stcretary ................ .. J l\litcbt'll.. 2,100 PTtll. of Cot/'ll. á. Mem. P. Wks. ..
8urTJeyor-Gentf'al..................... .. L. J.Tweedle 1.700 1/,'111,," ofCOtln. d! Pub. Wkt. .. A. HarrfI!OD..
Oltiq Commis. Publü >>0'1'1.1.... " P. G. Ryan... 1,700 Mrmberof Cc,t<nctl.... ........ .. O. J. LeBlanc
1892.1
71
NEW BRUNSWICK-NOVA SCOTIA.
NUUI.
P. O. ADDRESS.
LEGISLA'l'IVE COUNCIL.
Hon. GEO. F. HILL, President.
COUNTIES. NAME. P. O. ADDRESS.
Butigouche. ...Hon. . ......
.. ...." J. C. Barberle ......Campbellton
St. John......... " T. R. Jones .........St. John
"
COUNTIES.
Albert......... ...
" ............lIon. James Ryan. ......Elgin
Cha1"lotte . ...... " George T. HiIl......St. Stephen
:.:::::: :: R. Young ........ ...Caraquete
Kings........... " G. H. Flewelling...
North
erl'd ::
ent'......... I,
Sunbury. ...... II A. Harrison .........Maueervllle
Wutmoreland. " A. D. Richard ......Dorchester
York ............ " F. P. Thompson.. Fredericton
Carlton.......... " G. W. White .......Cent ervUle
Francis Woods...... Welsford
1IIemb"u;' Sessional Allowance, $300 and Mileage.
OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Clerk, Geo. Botl!ford........ . . . . . . . . ........ ........... $1,000 I Assistant Clerk, J. H. Phair........... ............
El/,grouing CkrTc, Jas. S White....... .... . ... ..... 300 Usher BlfJ,Ck Bod, 'John E. Perks.... " ...... .... . . .. ....
Doorkuper, Chas. H. Biggs.
$õOo
168
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon. A. S. White, Speaker.
OONSTITUENCIES. NAME. P. O. ADDRESS.
Älbert... ... ...Dr. Lewis........... ...HiIlsborough
'e ...Hon. G. S. Turner ...Harvey
OCIrleton ...... ...G. R. Ketchum... ...
" ...M.C. Atkinson, M.D.
Charlotú...... ... W m. Douglas... ...
" ...Hon. JaB. Mitchell ...st. David's
...James Russell... ...SL George
...Goorge F. Hibbard ...St. Stephen
fD ::: ...Hon. P. G. Ryan ...Caraquet
Kent.... ::: ... AugUl;te Legere ... ...st. Louis.
" ....T. D. Phimey .... ...Richibucto
Ki",!:' ....... ... Wm. Pugs. l ..y. . . . .
...George L. Taylor
... ...Albert S. White
Madawaska ...... Levite Theriault
Northumberland.Jas. Robinson '" ...N
wcastle
" ...John O.Brien...... ...Newcastle
...Lemuel J. Tweedie ...Chatham
...J. P. Burchill,... ...Nelson
...Albert Palmer... ...Hampstead
Members' Sessional Allowonce, $300 and Mileage.
OJI'ICERS OF THE HouSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Clprk, R.
. Rainsford................ .' . .. ...... $1,000 I
geant:at-Arllu, John Grieves............... ....... $168
Ckrk .Asmtant J. Richards.................. ..... 500 En:/rosStng Clerk, Albert Grellory...... . " .. ....... 800
Queen's
P. O. ADDRESS.
CO
STITUENCIES. NAME.
Quun'.. ... ... ... T. Hetherington
Rutigouche. ... Wm. Murray... ...Campbellton
.. ... C. H. LaBillois... .
Dalhou8ie
St. John (City)....Silas Alward...... ...St. John
and lb.... ...A. C. Smith......... ...St. John
" ...A. A.. Stockton.... ...St. John
.. ...Jas. Rourke..... ...St. Martins
...H. A.. McKeown....... St. John
...Wm. Shaw........ ..St. John
... W. E. Perley........ ...
...Chas. B. Harrison
Victoria ... ...Goo. T. Baird .. ...Centre Perth
Wutmordand ...0. Melanson.... ...Shedlac
" ... Thad. Ste..-enø... ...Moncton
...D. L. Hanington ...Dorchester
...H. A. Powell ... ...Sackville
...Hon. A. G. Blair ...Fredericton
... Wm. Wilson ... ...Frederlcton
...Richard Bellamy ...Fredericton
...John Anderson .......The Barony
8um::'ry
York ...
"
.PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. I Engineer, A. G. Beckwith....................... $1,200
ProIJ. fYc'y ant Reuiver-Gm'l. Hon. J.
Iitchell. $2,100 Clerk, G. Fred. Coy.. .............. ................... 700
Deputy Provill';ial Secretary, R W. L. Tibbits...... 1.400 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Dpputy fleceiver-Gemral, G. N. Babbitt.. ............... 1,500 Commissioner, Hon. Ja
. :\litchell....... ........ .... $2,100
Clerk, E. U'lnson. ............................................ 800 Secretary Chas H Lugrin 1200
SURVEYOR-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. SûlicitOT-GtntT
l,
on. W. ;
;:
;..::::::::::::::::::::: Úoo
SUT'IJe!/or-Gt'/lPral. Hon. L. J. Tweedie................... $1,70g DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS.
Dl'p'Uty Surveyor-General, Andrew Inches............. 1,2u A . rf. .. 1
Chief Draughtsman. T. G. Loggie........................ 1,200 udtlor-u.-neral, JaB. 8. Bee.................... ............ $ ,600
Äcooun'llnt awl Lumber Agnir W. P. Flewelling... 1.200 UÞrk, T. OUy Crookshank ............ ................... 600
, Clerk oft1le Plp/ls, T. Carleton Allen.
BOARD OF WORKS DEPARTMENr. Deputy Cl.eTk of the PItas, Robt. Wetmore.
Chùf C,mnnissi01J,fr, Hnn. P. G. Ryan...... ......... $1,700 Lif,raTÏan, H. G. C. Wetmore.............. ............... 600
seeretary to Board of Works, T. B. Winslow....... 1,200 Caretaker of the House, John Lister.
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Entered Confederation 1st, July. 1867.
Population 1891-450,523.
SEAT OP GOVERNMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . HALIFAX.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (and Depnty Governor for signing l'>Iarriall6 Licpnsee)-ßis Honour M. B. Daly, $9,000.
Lt.-CoI. B. W. Clerke, Private Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Pr
8idt1lt of Cbunct1 and Pro- I Members without Offi<<- .........Hon. Thomas JohnllOn
wincial &cretary....... Hon. W. S. Fielding......... $4,000 " .. ......" Daniel McNeil
tlnrnty-General ............ " J W.Longley......... 3.200 " .. ......" Geo. H. Murray
ann. of Work. and Mines .e Charles E. Church 3,200 " "...... " Colin F. McIsaac.
.Retirtd Members of Bucutive Council retaining their rank and precedence, by øpecial permisrion of Her Maje.ty.-
Hon. Charles Tupper, C.B., Hon. James McDonald, Hon. Samuel L. Shannon, Hon. Alex. .McFarlane. lIon. AdamI!
G. Archibald-
pruidtn'of Legislative Council, Hon. Robert BO!ik.
Cl
k of L"!Jislatio
Cbu1lCil, A. G Troop.
I Speak
of ugi8latifJe Assembly, Hon. M.J.Power, Halifax
Clerk of L
l ttiOf Assembly, John W. OUllel!'y.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA-PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
[1892.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Entered Confederation July 20th, 1871.
Population 1891-92,767.
SEAT OF GOVER"i).[EYT-VICTOUlA. V. I.
LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR-Hon. Hugh Nelson, $9,000. Private Secretary, H. Stanton, $1,200.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
President. . . .. . . .. ................ .... ... Hon. C. E. Pooley.
Premier, Provo Sec., MÍI
. of Mines and Clerk I Chief Commissioner of Lands and
of Eucutive Cbunci'....H
D. John Ro
on.. ...... $3.000
Vorks. .:...:.. .. :. .:....... B?,n. F. G. Vernon... $3,000
Attorney-General...... Theo.
a,.e, Q.C... 3,000 1\1m. of Ftn. &; Agncutture. J. H. Turner.... 3,000
LEG ISLA TIVE ASSEMBLY.
Hon. D. W. HIGGINS, Speaker, $5QO. TnORNTO:-i FELL, Clerk of Legislative Assembly, $600.
CJNSTITUENCIES. NAME. 1'. O. ADDRESS.
Albtrni...... . ...Thcmas Fletcher..... Albern!
{ Joseph !daRon....... Barkerville":
Cariboo... .......... S. A. Rogers..... .... Barkerville
Hon. John Robson. Victoria
CallUlr.............A. J. HIII1...... .........Alert B!\y
Comoz...............Jo!\eph Hunter. .,. ....Victoria
OOwichan....... ... { Hon. Theo Davie. ... Victorl
Henry CroU ..........ChemamuB
Gulf Island,... .J. P. Booth...... ... . Salt SI'rlngIslatJd
F.,...,' l { Hon. D. W. Higgins. Victoria
:"Ima t ......... C. E. POoley.......... Victoria
Kootenay .Eut...Col. JaR. Ball:er..........Kootenay
Kootenay J'lest...J. M. Kellie. ............Cranbrook
L ' ll t { A. W. Smith ......... LiUooet
r ooe ........ ... P. A. Stoddart .....Clinton
"T . [ . t { C. C. l\fcKenzie.....Nanalmo
....analmo "/'8 .... Thos. Forster .......Nanaimo
Members' S( sRional Allowance, $-100 and l\lileage.
CONSTITUEYCIES. NAME. P. O. ADDRESS.
.Nanaimo Oity.... Thos. Keith... ........Nanaimo
New WestminsterJ. C. Bro"l1..... ......New Westminster
VI { F. C. Cotton....... .. Vancouver
anCQuver......... .J. W. Horne..........Vanconver
"'. to . D . t { D. ,1. Eberts... ...... Victoria
r
C rIa II ...... G. W. Anderson ....Saanlch
{ J obn Grant. . . .. .... Victoria
vi' t . Oit Robert Beaven....... Victoria
IC ona y... ... G. L. Milne. . . . . . ... Victoria
Hon.J. H. Turner...Vlctoria
{ Hon. F. G. Vernon. Vlet(lria
Yale ................ G. B. Martin.......... Durks and Pringle
C. A. Semlln..........Cache Creek
C. B. Sword...... ...... Riverside
Wéstminster....... Thos. E. Kitchen....Chilliwhack
James Punch,.... .Brownsville
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT.
Pr'ovrnctal &crelary o.nd Mini$ter o.f Mints, Hon.
John Robson ........ ......... ...... ............... .. ..... $S,COO
Dtputy Provincial Secretary, A. C. Reddie.... ....... 1,500
Superintf!ndent Printing Bro.nch, R. Wolfenden.... 2,( 40
ATTORlif:Y -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
.Áttorney.Gmeral, Hon. Theo. Davie, Q C. ... ... ...... $3,000
DfPtdY-Âttorney.(;rneral, Henry A. Barton. ........ 2,160
RegiBtrar Gen. of Till." C. J. Lt'ggatt.................. 2,160
Dep. Rpgistrar New Westminster, T. O. TO\'l"uley.... 2,000
LAND AND WORKS DEPARTMENT.
Ohief Commissioner, Hon. F. U. Vernon " ............ $3-;õõ'õ
Deputy CommissiOTler, W. S. Gore. ..................... 2,160
Draughtsman. B. H. John. ........ .... ................. 1,680
Olerk o.f Records, S. Phipps.... _............... ........... 1,320
TREASURY. DEPARTMENT.:
Jlini$ler of Finance and .Ag7ic1.dturf!, HOT .J. 11.
Turner... . . .. . ................................................ $3,000
Deputy 7'reasurer, A. Flett.. ... ...... ................. 2,040
.Auditor, J.
IcB. Smith............ ......-.................. 2,160
PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Entered Confdderation 1st Julv, IS73.
. Population 1891-10!),OSS.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT-CHARLOTTETOWN.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR...... ....... ..J. S. Carvell, Esq, $7,000.
EÀECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Atto1"ney-General.. . . .. . . . . ......... Hon. Fred'k Peters l 1\fember of Council.. . . . . . . .. " .. Hon. Pet(.r SinclaIr
Commis. of Public Works......... .. J as. R.
ladeaD .. " .. . . . . _ .. ... .. " J al'. W. Richards
Provincial Secretary &- Treasurer, .. A. !llacllliUan .. " .. .. ... ...... .. Tbomas Kickham
Member of Council.. ............ "D. Farquharson' .. .. .............." GeorgeForbes
" .. .............. Alex. Laird I
Arthur Newbery. Clerk.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. DENJ. ROGE.RS, President. $400.
OFFICERS OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Cù:rk . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . .. . .. . John Ball. . . . .. .. .... $694 1 M essmger. . . ....... ....... . . ....... Alex. Chaisson...... $80
U.her o.f Black Rod.... .. .. . Jesse. E. Burns ... ...... 90 Doorkuper.. .... .. .. ..... ..... ...Alex. MacBeath .... 65
Repqrter. . . .. .. . . ., . . .... ...Benjamin Balderston.... 300
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon. B. D. McLELLAN, Speaker, $400.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Chùj Cù:rk. Archibald McXeil.. ........ ..... ....... $550 I &rgeant.at-Arms. Jas. F. White ...... ..................... $200
A.lUtant Clerk,F. W. Hughes.............:............ 450 j/essengers, Don.1IfatheFOD, $70; Wm. B. Pound... Hi
Reporter., James Ramsay, Wm. H. Crosklll . each 225 Doorkeepers, J. F. Arsenault, Neil McIsaac ... each 85
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)IANITOB..\.-NORfI-I-WE8T TERRITORIES.
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PRonKCIAL GOVERNMEXT OFFICF.RS.
Attorney Gfnerol, Hon. Fred'k Peu-rs.................. $1:300 Prothf)lwtary, J. A. L1ngwoltb .........................$ 800
PTO'IJ. &c.-1'reas. and Cmn. of Crfnton and Pub. Clerk of Crown. W. A. Weeks.. .....:......... Ïï 520
Lands. Hon. Angus :.\lacmiIlan...................... 1,3UO Official SLeTiographer and Type Writer, Wm. .
Asst.Com. of Crown and Pub. Lands,J. A. McDonald 800 Croskill.... .... .. ............... ........... ............... 675
Draughtlm!an Pub. Lands, Tbos. :\ll\y(% time)..... 300 Reg. of Duds, Wm. C. Wbite.............. ..-....-...... 900
Clerk "" !\Ilittbew Gal1allt........ flOO Asst. Reg. of Depds, :.\ticbael Laverty.. .................. 600
Asst. PrlYlJ. &c..Treas , A. Newb,'rey. ........ ........ 1.000 derks, D.McIntyre, P )lcConrt John C McKenzie,
Com. of Pub. Works. Hon. Jas. R. Maclean.......... 1,300 Aug. C. Callaghan ....................... ......... &1.ch 500
&c. of Pub. JJorks, J. W. :\Iorrison.......... ...... 1,000 Prov. Awl. and Clerk Exec Coun., BenJ. Balderston 800
Draughtlm!an Pub. Work" H. C. )lcl'tIiIlan...... ...... 600 Supt. of EducatÙ'n, John M.
icholson ...... ...... 1,000
Clerk ..', H.H.Beer.................. 500 ClerktoSupt.ofElucation,Rev.D.:\lcNeill........ 600
Uedical SUl' -ri7lfpnJl'7lt HfJspital .for Insan p , E. S. maw' b ard. MY--..$
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA.
Entfred Confedtcration July 15th, 1870. Population lEiûl-15-l,4-l2.
SEAT OF GOVERNMEYT-WINNIPEG. LIEUTENANT-GoVERNoR-Hon. JOHN C. SCHULTZ., $10,000
PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE.
Prem.. Pres. of Cbun., Minister of Agriculture, etc., Hon' l Chief aerk Dept. Å.uricullure, J. Cameron.
Thos. Greenway. GhiRf C.er" Public Works Dfpt., J. A. Macdonell.
ÂUm-ney-Gt:nt.ral, Land Chmm
si(ner d Railway Com- Clerk of Executive Council, C. Graburn.
missioner, Hcn. Clifford Sifton. Pr()'/)incial Auditor. GfO. Black.
Minister of Public Works, Hon. James A. Smart. I Quem's Prinur and Ohief Clerk PrO'lJincial &cy's
PrO'lJincial &creJary, !fon. Dani..l )IcLeon. I Department, D. Pbilip.
Provincial TreQ.8Urer, Hon. D. H. !\k\hllan. Librarian. J. P. Robertson.
OhiefGkrk Attorney General's D'pm.tm'nt, H. A. !\lcLe
n. &rg. at Arms,.J. Jlacdouga.ll.
Ohiff Clerk 1'rpasury Department, Wm. John pto!emv.
)IE
IBERS OF THE LEGIRL.-\TURE.
Speaker, I'on. S. J. Jackson. Clerk of Legislative Assembly, KG. Conklin.
t:OXTITUE
(,IES. XAME. P. O. ADDRESS. I CoK,;TITUEXCIES. KA"E. P. O. ADDRFSS.
Bea1ltiful Plain.
.Jnhn Crawford..... Lib.Neepawa ],[orris ......... A. P. Martin..... . Ind.West. Lynne
BiTtle.... . .:. ..... Charles J.
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kle...L
b B!.rtl
[ountain ...... I
on. T. Greenway. L!b.Winnipe
Br(lndon CIty .... Hon. Jas. A. !:\mart,Llb.\V lllUipeg .Norfolk........ .8. J. Thompson. .. .Llb.CarùerI1
Carillon........:\1. Jerome............ Lib.St. Pierre ..North Brandon. Hon. Clifford Sift0n.L.Brandon
Cartier...... .... Thomas Gelley .. ...Lih.Winnip..g I ..North Winnipeg. Lyman :\1. JOlleS . . Llb.Winnipeg .
Cen. Winnipeg ...IIon. D. H. Mcl\lillan. L. Winmpeg Portagel(lPrairie Jcs. l'olartill ...... ...Lib.PortagclaPrairie
Cypress... _'. _...E. J. Wood...... Lib. Con.GlUnd Rockwood...... .Hon. S. J. JacksonLib.Stonewali
Dennis....... ..Hon. D. }lcLear . ...Lib.Winnipeg Ro.
enjeldt ..... ...E. Winkler... .......Lif..Grctna
Dufferin............R. P. Roùlin ........Llb.Winnipeg Russell ..........James Fisher......LilJ.Winl1ipeg
E'TMrson .. .. .. ...Jas. Thomson ..... . Lih.Emerson St. Andrew'g ... .. F. W. Colclengh ...Lib.Selkirk
Killarney.. ... ...F. M. young...... LIb.Walwpa St. Bf)niface... ...Roger )Iarion .... .Con.St. Boniface
Kildonan ....... ...Thomas Norqusy. . Con. St. Andrews Slwlll Lake.... .Jas. Harrower..... . LilJ.Stmthelair
L(lkeside . . . . . . .. Kenneth \IeKcnzie,Llb.Burn,.ide Souris .. .. .. .. .. A.
I. Campbell..... Lih.
I.lit8
Lansdowl\<3 ..' ._.E
Vicks
n...:... .Li.h,Oak Lake I SOllth Br?-lU
on. .H. C. Graham_... ...Lib.Hayfield
La Verandrye . W m. Lagnnodlere . Ltb.Lorette Sottth rruuupeg.
Lorne ......... R. G. O'}IalIey ...... Con.Somerset Springfield. . . . . . Thos H. Smith. . ... In d.Sunllysi
e
l\fanitou ...... .... I Tttrtle ],[ountain John Hettle..... ...Lib.Boissevam
Minnedosa ... ......J. D. Gillies.... . . . C07I.
linnedosa Woodlantls..... ...J. E. Pende
ra8t. Lib. C.St. Boniface
J[orden........ . . Alex. Lawrence. ...Li1J.}Jl'rden Westbourne ...... Thos. L. :\Iorton. ...lnd.Gladstone
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Chairman. Most Rev. :\letropuIitan of Rupert's Land. I MUri'ICIPAL COMMISSIONER'S OFfiCE.
&l:T'etary. Prof. R R. Cochrane, Wïnuipeg. C'mnmissioner, Hon. Jas. A. Smart.
Rev. Dr. Bryce, Alex. McLpod, D. J. Goggin, Daniel
Ic- Chief Clerk an4 Accountant, E. :\1. Wood.
lnt} reo WinnipeF:. and .J. D. Hnnt, Brandou.
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
Population 1891, 9\I,ï:!:l. SEAT OF GOVERXME
T-REGIXA.
LIEuTExA
T-GovERKoR-Hon. Josepb Roysl. $7,000.
lndian Commissinner. Hayter Reed.......... ...... $3.200 I As.riðtant Indian Commissioner, A. E. For
et...... $2,400
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Speaker, H. C. Wilson, $50 1 '. Clerk of Assembly alld Sec'y to l.ieut.-Gol'ernor, R. B. Gordon, $2,000.
M()(J!(Ylnin ..... .... .......J. R. Neff. J(..dicine Hat......... ....Thomas Tweed.
Wallace. ... .......... .Joel Rt'aman. Ml.lcleud........ ....... ....... F. W. G. Haultain.
fJhitewood....... .............A. G. Thorburn. I Calgary.. ............ ......Jobn Linehl!.IIl and H. S. Cayley.
SouriB . . . ............ . . ... .J. G. Turriff. Red Dur ....... ....... ......R. G. Brett.
fJolseley........... ..........B. P. Richardson. ElmnnÙJn..... ........ ....H. C. Wilson and Frank Oliver.
South Qu'Appelk.. .. ....George 8. Davidson. I BaUkford... . .. ...........James ClinkskiIl.
North Qu' Appelle,. . ...... William Sutberland. P,..inæ Albert............. William Plaxton.and J. F. Bett
.
North Rtgina................D. F. Jelly. Batoche..... ................ Hilliard Mitchell
South Regina.. ....... .....Jno. Secord. Kinistino.... ....... .......James Hoey.
Moo,e Jaw.................. .J. H. Ross.
Members' lndenmity, $500 and Travfclling Expenses.
ADVISORY Cou
cIL.-R. G. Brett, J. F. Betts, B. P. Ricbardson, Jobn SecC'rd,
BoARD OF EDDCATION-Protutant Mtmber'-Right ReV' j Roman Catholic Members-Hon. Mr. Justice Roulfatl.
the Bishop of Saskatchewan, chairman; Hon. Mr. Rev. H. Leduc and A. E. Forget.
Justice Wetmore; Rev. John McLean, M.A.; Jno.Secord, &l:T'dary, James Brown.
ReT. S. J. Taylor
.JUDGES OP THE SUPREME COURT-Salary, $6.000t'ach.
Hon. Hugh Richardson, Jud. District Western Assiniboia I Hon. C. B. Rouieau, Judicial District Nortbern Alberta
" E. . Wetmore...... .. .. Eastern" .. J. H.
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" J :Macleod, C.
I.G." .. Southern Alberta
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Letter Rates, &c.
Canada.-Lettms post-
ed in Canada, addressed to
any place within the Do-
minion, 3 cents per oz.
If unpaid. such letters can-
Ilot be torwarded, but will
be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. If insufficiently
prepaid, the letter will
(provide:! at least a partial
prepayment is made) be
forvarded to its destiu-
ation and double the de-
ficiency charged on de-
livery. Letters mailed at
any office for deli very at or
from the same office, 1'1'0-
vided that the office is not
one at which free delivery
by letter carriers is estab-
lished. are eharged 1 cent
per oz., and n::ust be at least partially prepaid; otherwise
they are sent to the Dead Letter Office. All postage must
be prepaid by Postage Stamps. Letters of thi,,; nature
mailed at and for delivery from an office at which there
is a free delivcry by letter carriers are liable to 2 cents
per ounce.
Post CctTds.-From any place in Canada to any othPl'
place in Canada or to the United States, 1 cent each.
British and Foreign, 2 cents each.
United Kingdom.-Postage on Letters, 5 cents per
oz., whether by Canadian or New York Steamers. If
sent unpaid, double postage will ùe charged.
Newf01mdland -All classes of matter, same rates and
regulations as to United Kingdom.
Ber1nuda.-Letters, 5 cts. per! oz. Newspapers and
printed matter generally, 1 cent per 2 oz.
United States.- The rate on letters to the United States
is the same as in Canada, and at least one rate must be
prepaid.
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Registration of Letters.
Persons posting letters contammg value should be
careful to require them to be RegiR
ered. and to obtain
from the Postmaster a certificate of receipt for Regis-
tration.
The charge for Registration (n.,e Registration Stamp),
In addition to the Postage, is, on an classes of matter,
five cents.
Both the Postage charge and Registration fee shonld,
in aU cases, be p!"epaid by stamp.
RegIstered Letter Stamps have been issued of tbe de-
!lomination of 5 cents, which may be obtained at any
taml' Agency.
Registration Stamps cannot be nsed in payment of
I'osta
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Registration is not an absolute guarantee against the
miscarriage or loss of a Letter; but a Regi3tered Letter
can be traced where an Unregistered Letter can not, and
tbe posting and deJivery or non-delivery can be proven.
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Book Post, &C.
A Book Paeket may contain any number of separate
books. Limit of weight for domestic post, () lbs.; for
foreiga l,ost, 4 lbs. Limit of size, two feet in length, or
one foot in width or depth.
Book Packets must be open at both ends or both ,ides.
and must not contain any letter or sealed inclosure.
The rate on Búük Packets between any two p]ares is
Canada is 1 cent per 4 oz., which must be prepaid by
stamps.
The rate to Great Britain and the United States is ],
cent Del' 2 oz
Rates of Postage on Letters and Newspapers
for Foreign Places.
COITNTRIE;!.
Africa, West Coast.. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Anstralia, South. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .
Australia, S. & W. (via Brindisi).
Austria ........................
Belgium.. . . ., . . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . .
Brazil (via United States) ......
Buenos Ayres (viet United States)
Cape of Good Hope ............
Ceylon ... . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . .. .. . .
C
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('o.uyer &SanFran.)
(vw BrIndIsI) ............
" Hong Kong, Shanghai, Can-
ton and other treaty ports
Cuba .................. ........
Egypt .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. . . .. .. .. ..
Fiji Islands ....................
France ....... . . . .. . . .. .. .. .. ..
Germany ..... . ...............
Gibraltar ......................
Holland .. .. .. ., .. .. . . .. . . .. .. ..
India ..........................
Italy ........... ..............
Japan (via San Fran.& Vanconv.)
Madeira.. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . . . . .. ..
Mauritius .... .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
r,[exico ........................
Monte Video (via United States).
New South Wales (via San Fran.)
New Zealand (via San Francisco)
" (via Brindisi).. .. ..
Portugal . . . . .. .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . .
Queensland (via S,.n Francisco)..
" (via Brindisi).. .. .. ..
Russia ......... . .. ., .. . . . . .. .,
Sandwich Islands ..............
St. Bartholomew. .. ...........
St. Pierre et Miquelon .. ., .. .. . .
Sierra Leone.. . . .. .. . . " .. . . .. ..
Spain .... . . .. . . .. .. . . .. .. .. . . . .
Sweden ........................
Switzerland ....................
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Victoria (via San Francisco).....
" " (via Brmdisi) ..........
West Indies (except St. Barth'w.),
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