1903-08-28

SALMON INDUSTRY ON FRASER RIVER, B.C.

Mr. THOMAS EARLE (Victoria, B.C.).: Before the Orders of the Day are called, there is a matter which very seriously

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affects the salmon canning Industry of British Columbia to which I would wish to direct the attention of the government. Of course, as we know, the canning industry of my province is one of the most important industries on the Pacific coast. I express my regret incidentally that the Minister of Marine and Fisheries (Hon. Mr. Prefontaine) is not in his seat this morning. However, X would ask the Minister of Finance, who is now leading the House, to call the attention of tlie Fisheries Department to the matter which X am about to mention, and to urge upon the minister immediate action in the line which is indicated by the following telegram, which I received from the Canners' Association of British Columbia :
Vancouver, B.C., 26th.
Thos. Earle, M.P.,
Ottawa.
Following message sent to-day to Hon. R. Prefontaine. The Fraser River Canners' Association, in view of the lamentable short run of sockeyes on the Fraser river and the entire absence of salmon from the spawning grounds, respectfully pray that your department will prohibit all fishing on the Fraser river_ from August 29 to September 12 inclusive, in 'order that the balance of sockeyes remaining outside may be enabled to reach the spawning grounds, and the hatcheries get some supply of spawn. If close season not ordered future of industry seriously threatened. Immediate consideration and favourable reply by wire is earnestly requested in the interests of the canners and fishermen. Your energetic support most earnestly requested.
When we find that last year the output of salmon was not much over one-half what it was the previous year, and that this year it is scarcely one-third of last year, it is evident that there is reason for the canners becoming very greatly alarmed that the Fraser river may be depleted of its fish. The canners make the request contained in the telegram in the hope that if their prayer is granted the fish will have an opportunity of getting up to the spawning grounds, and thus the supply of fish maintained by increased opportunities for breeding. This is becoming a necessity to the existence of the industry. I take this opportunity of calling the attention of the Finance Minister, who now leads the House, to the matter, and I ask him to bring it before the proper department with a recommendation that the Minister of Marine and Fisheries should see his way clear to grant this request for a close season, which I believe to be in the interest of the salmon industry of British Columbia. If there is anything in the idea these gentlemen have in regard to tlie breeding of the salmon, it certainly will be in the interest of the industry to grant tliis protection, and it can, at ail events, do no liarm, because it will indict no injury upon any class of the community.
Mr. It. I,. BORDEN (Halifax). Slight I be permitted to say a word in connection
with the same matter. A telegram of the same purport as that read by my hon. friend (Sir. Earle) has been placed in my hands, and I have ibeen asked to draw the attention of the government to the matter. This telegram is very much on the same lines as the telegram received by my hon. friend from Victoria (Sir. Earle), and it reads as follows ;
Vancouver, B.C., August 27,1903.
Fraser River Canners' Association have petitioned department for close season from 29th instant to September 12 inclusive. Situation here extremely critical, as I can certify. Fu-lure of industry absolutely threatened, as no salmon have yet reached spawning ground and the run is practically over. Act'with British Columbia members and senators, urging upon the 'department imperative necessity of prompt action. A few days now may save the industry.
This telegram was handed to me by my hon. friend from Hastings (Mr. Porter) to-day, as he was obliged to leave to catch a train, and it is at his request that I bring it to the attention of the government. If the situation is as disclosed in the telegram, then the Minister of Finance, who is leading the House will no doubt admit that it should demand the immediate and earnest consideration of the government.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE (Hon. W. S. Fielding).: I shall call the attention of the Minister of Marine and Fisheries to the matter. I assume, from the terms of the telegraip, that the subject has already been communicated to the (department, and I have no doubt that It is engaging the attention of the minister.


Mr. ATJDAY MORRISON (New Westminster, B.C.).: I think it is very reprehensible indeed that bon. gentlemen should, as it were, get hysterical over a matter of this kind. My hon. friend from Victoria has read one telegram, as has also the leader of the opposition, from the same parties.


Mr. SPEAKER.: It would appear as if there were going to be a discussion oh this question, and there is no motion before the House.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: I shall conclude my remarks, Sir, with the usual motion to adjourn. The hon. member for Victoria has read one telegram which only gives one side of the case. It Is only from one concern interested in this vast and important industry In the province of British Columbia, and it asks that all fishing operations shall cease because, in their opinion, there are no fish getting to the spawning ground. That is a matter which is almost impossible to determine, because the fish, in any event, cannot and do not get to the spawning ground until some time in the fall.


Mr. BORDEN (Halifax).: My hon. friend (Mr. Morrison) has stated that these telegrams are from the same person. They are not from the same person.	.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: I understood they contained almost precisely the same wording.


Robert Laird Borden: They are not from the same person. I said that the telegram which I had in my hand was along the same lines as the one read by the hon. member (Mr. Earle), but they are not from the same person at all.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: From whom did the telegrams come ?


Thomas Earle: Mine is from the secretary of the Canners' Association, Mr. Burdis.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: May I ask from whom the other telegram comes ?


Robert Laird Borden: There is not the slightest objection ; it is from Mr. Charles Coi-by.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: I do not know who Mr. Corby is, and from my knowledge of that industry in British Columbia, I do not know any one of the name engaged in it. We have all received these telegrams from the British Columbia Canners' Association asking that the fishing be prohibited, which means that there shall toe a total suspension of this vast and important industry for a month or so, on the assumption that the fish are not getting to the spawning grounds. Nobody can possibly determine that, because the fish never get to the spawning grounds till the fall, or in a month or two hence ; and although according to these despatches the salmon are not at the present time running in such large quantities as usual, at the same time I have despatches from very reputable people which go to show that the fish are running. For instance, on the 26th of August, the day before these other telegrams were sent, Mr. James Anderson, of the St. Mungo Cannery, on the Fraser river, wires that the salmon are running decidedly good, and that it would be unfair if the department should stop tlie fishing on the Fraser river. We have not heard yet from the fishermen, men who are also affected largely by this. As a representative of the constituency in which the fishing industry is engaged, I have great concern for that industry, but at the same time I think it would be very reprehensible indeed on the part of the department to take cognizance of a despatch which comes from one source alone, however reputable that may be. I may say that there are despatches the other way showing that the fish are running, and that is the statement of the fishermen, who are the people most interested in this matter. I think myself that the department should hesitate, in fact, so far as I am personally concerned, I would urge upon the department not to take any step until they had absolute confirmation of the statement contained in the telegram, and even then I think it would not be a proper policy to suspend fishing. Why should they do so ?


Robert Laird Borden: In my opinion, the department should lend a deaf ear to the suggestion made by the hon. member for Victoria, as well as the suggestion made by the leader of the opposition. There is no material before the minister to warrant him in taking any such step at all. If there is any doubt ; if there is a conflict of evidence as to whether the fish are running or not, then the proper course for the department to take is to let the matter alone, and it will adjust itself. I move the adjournment of the House.
Mr. JOHN CHARLTON (North Norfolk), When I was in British Columbia a short time ago, I made some inquiries into the important salmon fishing industry of the Fraser river. I notice that these telegrams state that there is a very marked diminution in the quantity of salmon caught : that the catch last year was very much less than that of the preceding year, and that the catch this year is very much less than last year. My hon. friend from Westminster (Mr. Morrison) takes objection to the statement placed before the House, and says that it emanates only from the canners. Well, I suppose that the canners, having a large investment there, are more deeply interested than any other class of persons engaged in the business. It seems to me, from a knowledge of the way that nets are placed on the Fraser river, that it "would be utterly impossible for salmon to get up the stream.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: That is nonsense.


Mr. MACPHERSON.: Nonsense.


Mr. CHARLTON.: Perhaps it is nonsense, but at all events the river is completely set with nets for a long distance up and down, and whether it is impossible for salmon to get up or down as it is alleged, it is evident from the results of the canning of salmon that the run of fish is very greatly impeded thereby. This is a very important industry, and while the government should avoid taking any steps that would be unjust to any of the parties interested, it would be well to preserve this industry for future years. The recklessness of American fishermen on the Columbia river has nearly destroyed a salmon industry on that river, which at one time was one of the finest salmon streams in the world. That has been the result of lavish fishing and the wanton destruction of the fish. The run of salmon is so reduced that I understand the industry is practically paralyzed. The same process is in operation on the Fraser river, beyond question. The "catch is largely reduced from year to year-


Robert George Macpherson: No, no.


John Charlton: It cannot be otherwise ; anl the leaving of that river open for a few days for a free run of salmon in my judgment would be in the highest degree

advisable. I do not think that it is proper to jeopardize that industry in the interest of those wiho want for the time being to make a larger catch. X do not think any suffering will be entailed upon any one by following the course I suggest. It strikes me, from what X know of the matter, from investigation on the ground, that the mode of fishing in that river is certain to destroy the industry in a short time unless some course of this kind is taken.


Thomas Earle: In reference to my bringing this telegram to the attention of the government, I do not think I was doing anything reprehensible at all. The telegram is from the secretary of the Canners' Association, which represents forty-five or fifty canners ; and they should understand, I think, what is in the interest of the industry as well as either myself or the hon. member for New Westminster (Mr. Morrison). They certainly are of opinion that the Fraser river is being depleted owing to the extensive manner in which it is fished, and that unless something is done, and done immediately, their industry will be destroyed. The fact is there-they are not putting up the fish this year. Although there is an apparent sign of a run of fish coming up the straits, it is a mixed run, which indicates that the good run of fish is gong-the run of sockeye, which is the fish they can for the English market, and which also brings the highest price in the Canadian market. I cannot see what injury it can do to any one to give them a close1 season such as they have always had until the last two or three years. The conditions formerly were different. The catches were coming up, and they thought there was no danger ; but now the catches are going down, and they realize that there is danger ; and, in order to avoid it, they ask for this concession. As the hon. member for North Norfolk (Mr. Charlton) has stated, it is in the interests of those who are more largely interested in that industry than any other people. They have an immense capital invested in it, and they surely would not suggest anything being done that would not be in the interest of that industry. I hope that the minister will yet see his way clear to agree to the suggestion made in this telegram. In regard to the truthfulness of what I have said, or any one else, the minister is able in an hour or two to get reliable information from his fishery commissioner on the ground, and I would be willing to abide by any representation he made on the subject, knowing him to be a man of good character, strictly honourable and honest, and knowing that he would not recommend anything that would not be in the interest of the industry, being on the spot and knowing the conditions that exist. If the minister has not already that information. I suggest that he immediately apply to that officer for information as to whether the statements made here are correct, and, if he
finds that they are, that he act upon the suggestion that has been made.


The MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES (Hon. Raymond Prefontaine).: The department has not neglected this matter at all. As sooon as the first telegram came, addressed to the deputy minister or to myself, I began inquiry about the matter. It stands to reason that the department is not going to decide on such a matter on the representations of one side only, and without inquiry from the proper officers in British Columbia as to whether the demands made are just and fair and reasonable. That is what I have done. As soon as the first telegram came, I began inquiring, and the information which I have, not only from the officials, is very contradictory indeed.' If the department had come to a conclusion without getting a complete report from our officers in British Columbia, that is to say, from the fishery agent there, Mr. Sword, we would have run the risk of doing a great deal of harm to the industry and the fishermen. The fishermen are the most numerous class of people, and their rights must be protected. If I am well informed, there is something extraordinary about this matter. I just give the information as I have received it indirectly.


Thomas Earle: Have you a report from Mr. Sword ?


The MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.: Not yet.


Mr. CLARKE.: From whom did you receive this information ?


The MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.: I am not in a position to state. But the information which I have received is this, that the canners were under the impression at the beginning of the season that the run of salmon would not be very great. Under the circumstances they made contracts with the fishermen at a very high price, and the fishermen got very little, because the run was very small. But since the run has begun to be good, the fishermen are now getting a lot of money, and are making up for the time they have lost. The canners are not satisfied with that state of affairs, and if they could stop the fishing, they would break their-contracts with the fishermen. So there are two interests to be considered.


Mr. ROSAMOND.: Does that mean they would stop their own business in order to get lower prices from the fishermen ?


The MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.: They would buy the fish on the other side from American fishermen, who use traps.


Thomas Earle: On the other side they are in the same condition-they have not fish enough to keep the canners going.

The ' MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES. That is not my information. My information is that the canners would get all their supply of fish on the other side from Americans, who are using traps, while traps are not allowed to be used in Canadian waters. Whatever may be the contentious on both sides, the department certainly would not do justice to itself if it were to come to a decision upon such an important matter as this without having a report from the proper officers in charge, who are responsible to the department for the carrying out of the law and the administration of the fishery regulations in British Columbia.


Thomas Earle: In regard to the statement made by the minister that the canners are buying their fish on the American side, I may say that the American canners were coming over to the Fraser river and buying fish and putting up the price ; and the canners had come to an understanding with them to cease doing so. or they would go over and buy fish from the traps on the American side. So there is nothing in that. Referring to what 1^ said


Lawrence Geoffrey Power: I must call the hon. gentleman's attention to the fact that he has already spoken twice.


Thomas Earle: With the permission of the House, I would like to say that ibis is a very important matter to the province of British Columbia. It is a matter wrhich I have pressed on the attention of the department year after year, in the time of the previous government as well as the present. I have pointed out that the trouble with the whole Department of Fisheries in British Columbia is that instead of being run departmentally, it is run politically.


Robert George Macpherson: Not now.


Thomas Earle: The hon. gentleman may say what he likes. I had reports to that effect from the late representative of Bur-rard, who said to the late Minister of Fisheries that no man Should get the right to fish unless he got his consent. That was stated to the late minister by one of the largest canners in British Columbia, and a Liberal of the city of Vancouver. I have
no objection to mention his name

Mr. Bell Irving.


Robert George Macpherson: When did he become a Liberal ?


Thomas Earle: He was always a Liberal. He may not have supported the school of Liberals to which my hon. friend belongs, but he is a Liberal of the old school, and always has been. Aside from that, if the Department of Marine and Fisheries is to to be run on these lines, the minister might as well throw it up and leave it to be run by the members representing the district. The way it is run now" is simply a farce.


Thomas Earle: No time should be lost by the hon. minister, but he should act at once in this matter. He can get official Information on which he can rely.


Robert George Macpherson: In view of the fact that I am pretty well interested in this matter myself, I would like to say a word or two in contradiction of the hon. gentleman who has just spoken. When he makes the statement that the salmon business is run on the Fraser river by politicians, he makes a statement which I cannot qualify as being other than ridiculous. What the polities of Mr. Bell Irving are I do not know. The hon. gentleman says he is a strong Liberal, but he is reputed to have put up a good deal of money to defeat the Liberal candidate in the last general election, and a man who would do^ that cannot be a very sincere Liberal. I have had several telegrams in connection with this matter, which show that the canners are not at all unanimous. Here is one which I have received :
Canners not unanimous. If season closed will injure small canners and fishermen. Memorial not based on facts. Scheme to affect English market. Have written fully. Get Minister wait until properly posted.



FRANK BRUNETT.

Thomas Earle: He is one of the gentlemen referred to by Mr. McCraney.


Robert George Macpherson: I can assure my hon. friend that he who steals my purse steals trash, but he who filches me of my good name robs me of that which not enriches him and makes me poor indeed. It is easy enough to sling mud, but the hon. gentleman should be the last man to get up and throw mud at anybody else. People wrho live in glass houses should not throw stones. When the man is noti here to defend himself, the hon. gentleman ought, in common decency to reserve what he has to say against him for a future occasion, when he can say it to his face. The minister has acted perfectly right, and should not, under the circumstances, follow the advice of the hon. member for Victoria. It is well known that the people of Centre Victoria have been doing all they could to get the canning industry down there during the last five years. In the city of Vancouver, there are some hundreds of fishermen, not one of whom is in favour of having the season closed. The hon. minister should not do anything until he knows all the facts. The hon. member for North Norfolk (Mr. Charlton) said that the nets were so closely placed in the Fraser river that they would not allow the fish to go up, but I know as a fact-and my statement can be proved by the papers-that the fishing industry in British Columbia has increased by leaps and bounds. This year is an off season, but I see by the Montreal ' Star ' that there are this year 170,000 cases packed in the river, and there are 300,000 in the

Columbia river. The Skeena river has been a failure, also the Naas, Rivers Inlet, and the Alaskan pack. If the canners get a good pack of sockeyes from now out, they will make money, because the pack is small in other places and will be next year as well, next year being an off year. It is always small every four years. When Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper was Minister of Marine, a howl was made to get him to extend the season, and the thing was done at the request <5f the canners. It satisfied everybody, the canners, the fishermen and the public generally. We found no request then to close down the season, but the reverse. I do not think it would be advisable for the minister to take the stand which the hon. member for Victoria has taken. I am prepared to stand or fall by the position I take. I do not think that this thing should be considered until the other side of the question is heard from-the fishermen as well as the small canneries.


Robert Laird Borden: The hon. member for New Westminster (Mr. Morrison) must have misunderstood what I said when he desired that the government should turn a deaf ear to any remarks I made on the subject. If he had paid attention to what I did say, he would have observed that I asked the government to give consideration to the subject. I do not know that there is any particular reason why the government should turn a deaf ear to a suggestion of that kind. If this is a matter which really involves the preservation of the fishery industry of British Columbia, the Minister of Marine should act promptly.


The MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.: Surely not without information ?


Robert Laird Borden: If my hon. friend had waited a moment he would have understood that I agree entirely in that suggestion. He should get all the information from his officers, and that as speedily as possible. But if he should dilly dally many days longer, and if there be any truth in these telegrams, the time to act will have expired. I entirely agree with the minister that if there is really an attempt to coerce the fishermen or small canners, the government should not listen to it for a moment. But he should carefully consider whether there is any foundation for that statement. It may be a difficult situation, but an administrative officer in his position has to deal with difficult situations and deal with them very quickly. I would suggest to him that there is the greatest possible need to urge expedition upon his officers in British Columbia, so that he may have the requisite information to deal with what is alleged to be a very serious situation. It is in the interests of the small canners and the fishermen themselves that this industry should be preserved.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: What I meant to characterize as reprehensible is the giving of serious consideration to telegrams sent to individual members on either side of the House. We have an inspector of fisheries out there, Mr. Sword, a very reputable officer, who is right on the ground, and readily accessible to these people who are sending those telegrams. They could very easily consult Mr. Sword and have him communicate with the government. The hon. member for Victoria gets a telegram from somebody, I get a telegram from another and the hon. member for Vancouver gets a telegram from a third, and they are conflicting, and we come here and bother the minister, and there is not a word from Mr. Sword. Mr. Sword is keeping away from these squabbles. The very fact that the inspector of fisheries has not sent in'any communication, warrants the minister in not taking any notice of telegrams read from either side of the House. That is what I meant when I said that it was reprehensible for members on either side, in a matter of such importance, to ask that action should be taken on telegrams sent by interested parties.


Edward Frederick Clarke: Surely the hon. gentleman does not mean to say that, in view of the conflicting telegrams received by hon. gentlemen on both sides, the Minister of Marine should do nothing ?


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: He has done something.


Edward Frederick Clarke: He has not advised us yet what he has done. I rose for the purpose of asking the hon. gentleman what he has really done. I understand that the fishery commissioner is on the ground. Has the minister communicated with that gen- * Reman ?


The MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.: I said I had. As soon as I got the first telegram I made' inquiry of Mr. Sword. I telegraphed him again yesterday to make a report to me by wire. I thought he might suppose that I wanted a report by mail, so I telegraphed him to send a report by wire.


Edward Frederick Clarke: If the hon. minister had enlightened the House in the first place

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The MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.: He made that statement.


Edward Frederick Clarke: The hon. gentleman (Hon. Mr. Prefontaine) made no such statement.


The .MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.: Of course I did.


Edward Frederick Clarke: I am not deaf, nor was I inattentive. I listened carefully to everything the hon. minister said ; and I am in the judgment of the House when I say the hon. minister made no such admission.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: Surely the hon. gentleman (Mr. Clarke) will not say that the

lion, minister did not tell tlie House that lie had communicated with Mr. Sword by wire. I certainly understood him to say so.


Edward Frederick Clarke: I listened attentively to the discussion that has taken place, and, in my hearing, the minister did not advise us that he had wired to Mr. Sword and had asked Mr. Sword to wire his report.


The MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.: I will have to say it in French next time, so that I may be understood.


Mr.   CLARICE@: I shall be glad to stand corrected if the hon. gentleman made that statement. I did not hear it, though I was paying close attention to every thing that was said.


The MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.: The hon. gentleman (Hon. Sir. Prefontaine) says he said it, and we here certainly so understood him.


Edward Frederick Clarke: I rose only to express my astonishment that, in the face of the information that had been furnished and of the urgency of the case, the propriety of calling the matter to the attention of the minister should be questioned by the hon. member for New Westminster (Sir. Slor-rison). I hope that, if the hon. minister receives a reply to his telegram he will lay it before the House.


Sir. T. S. SPROULE (East Grey).: I have just one word to say in connection with the contention, of the hon. member for New Westminster that it is improper for any individual to wire a member of parliament with regard to a grievance and ask it to * be brought to the attention of the House.


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: Under the circumstances.	.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I enter my protest against it. Every citizen lias a right to appeal to parliament for the redress of grievances in matter under the control of parliament, and he has the right to appeal to his own member or any member known to him ; and a member of parliament is doing the proper thing in bringing such a grievance to the attention of the government. That is their right, and their undoubted right.



TREADGOLD COMMISSION.

Robert Laird Borden: Before the Orders of the Day are called, I would like to ask whether the government has any information to give with respect to the telegram which I read the day before yesterday on the adjournment of the House, with regard to the alleged action of the commissioners who were appointed to investigate the Trendgold concessions. I read the telegram, which I will repeat for the benefit of the right lion, gentleman (Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Cartwright) who is leading the House.
The MINISTER OF TRADE AND COSI-MERCE (Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Cartwright). I would ask the hon. gentleman (Sir. Borden, Halifax) to bring this matter forward when the Prime Minister (Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier) is in his place. He will be here in a few minutes.


Robert Laird Borden: The Minister of Finance (Hon. Mr. Fielding), who was leading the House when I first called attention to the matter, said he would make inquiry and would give me any information the government might have at a later date, I bring the matter forward now to remind the government that the information was asked for.
The MINISTER OF TRADE AN DCOSI-M.ERCE. I will call the attention of the Prime Slinister to it as soon as he comes in.



NATIONAL TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY.

[Stage Direction]
House resumed adjourned debate on the motion of Sir Wilfrid Laurier for the House to go into committee on a certain proposed resolution respecting the construction of a National Transcontinental Railway, and the motion of Mr. Puttee in amendment thereto.
Mr. ROBERT D. WILMOT (Sunbury and Queen's).: Mr. Speaker, we are confronted with one of the most important questions that have ever come before the Dominon parliament. Certainly, in my experience here, covering some fourteen sessions, nothing lias been brought before us comparable in importance with the great question we have now to consider. And, with my inability to deal with important subjects, I feel the very greatest embarrassment in attempting to address you to-day. I approach this question with feelings of awe at the enormous amount involved, the unknown millions that we are liable to be called upon to spend on this enterprise. I am also amazed, considering the small amount of information that is before us, that we are called upon to decide finally as to the merits of this question. Had we been experts in the professions of civil engineering, we might have given our opinion with some confidence. We are practically at sea. We have fragmentary information concerning one section of the country that this road is supposed to follow, and fragmentary information concerning another section. Yet, in the face of the insufficiency of information, we are called upon to say whether this country shall burden itself with liabilities for the great expenditure that will be necessary in order to carry out the proposed work. It is urged on the part of the government in forwarding this scheme that it is a matter of. I was going to say, urgency. I suppose that between urgency and emergency there is a distinction without any very great difference. I do not think, in


Aulay MacAulay Morrison: view of the past history of our friends who are in power, that they are exactly well fitted to deal with emergencies. It is well within rememberance of every one who hears me that a critical time in the affairs of our empire occurred, when the government was faced with a duty that devolved on them, a duty near to the heart of the whole empire, at all events to the heart of Canada- the duty of acting in defence of the empire. That was an emergency, and how did the government meet it ? The Prime Minister went off on an entertainment tour to attend some banquet, I understand in Chicago. But public opinion was so strong that the government felt that they were in an emergency, and, after some time had elapsed they repaired the mistake they had made. They acted, I may say, in response to the demand of the leader of the Conservative party. Moreover, Mr. Speaker, so far as we are concerned, I think there was something said about emergency rations during that campaign. They did not come out of that controversy with any great credit to themselves. Now we are face to face with a great emergency and from appearances I do not think they are going to come out of it with any great credit to themselves or to the country.
Now, Mr. Speaker, if a man goes to build a house he adopts the scriptural plan of sitting down and counting the cost before he begins. No such proceeding of that kind appears to have been undertaken by our friends on the other side of the House. \\ e know that is done by business men-and there are business men in the Liberal party, as good as any that can be found in Canada, shrewd business men who would not make any mistake in their private affairs, and how they can bring themselves to act as the government wish them to act on this occasion is more than 1 can comprehend. It must be an emergency. Where is the emergency 1 It is not apparent on the surface. We are told that that great country of which we are all proud, that great country north of Quebec and north of Ontario, is the country which the government are going to open up by their railroad policy as pro-jiounded by the right lion, the Premier. Well, Mr. Speaker, far be it from me to deny the facts of history. No one can charge the Conservative party wth having endeavoured by word or deed to prevent [ the developments of this great country, in the lives of every one of us, a great many duties will sometimes present themselves to us at the same time, and it is tlie part of wisdom to endeavour to perforin those which press upon us the most strongly at the time. Now, when we look at our great west, the extraordinary conditions that prevail there, the almost inexhaustible quantity of arable lands that are singularly fitted for producing all that man requires, lands that tlie world is beginning to recognize as the most fruitful for producing all the necessaries of life, is it not to our advantage, is it not our first duty, to turn our attention to them ? Immigration is coming into that country in a manner that every Canadian is proud to see. That country is becoming settled up. We are all proud of it, and we give our friends, the government, credit for doing their best in the direction of inducing immigration. Large sums of money have been spent and are being spent for the purpose of filling up that great Northwest, and I give the Liberal party the credit that is due them in that respect. Of course, we all recognize, we cannot be blind to the fact, that our friends on the other side who are governing this country have enjoyed an extraordinary run of good luck. The commerce of the world was never in so prosperous a condition, money never was so plentiful. The crowded contres of Europe are turning their attention our way as never before. The agricultural lauds of the United States similar to our own are all being taken up, and the consequences is that immigration is now coming our way. Let not our friends of the Liberal party take to themselves all the credit for these fortunate circumstances. There are some things for which they can take credit, but they are in no wise responsible for the good times that prevail generally all over the world. They are only a small body of men controlling a comparatively small portion of the world, so far as population is concerned. Their influence is not so extended as that they have been able to bring prosperity to the neighbouring republic, they have'had no part in enriching the commerce of Europe. But all the same, Mr. Speaker,
I am willing to give those gentlemen the credit that they deserve.
Now, Sir, we must all acknowledge that that great country in our Noi;th-west would no more than be known at the present time were it not for the policy pursued in the past by the Conservative party. The history of the past points plainly to the fact that not only does the Conservative party deserve credit for having opened up that country, but it also points to the past that our friends of the Liberal party placed every impediment that they could devise in tire way of the Conservative party in carrying out their policy. We all know-1 was not a member of this House at the time, but I know well, when that great scheme of building the Canadian Pacific Railway was presented to the House and to the country, how great a strain was laid upon the country in carrying out that policy,_ and how arduous were the efforts made in pushing that great enterprise to a conclusion. The difficulties of nature were great, but not greater than the difficulties that were placed in their way by the Liberal party. Those difficulties brought the enterprise almost to the breaking point when the company called for further assistance, and at that time where did we find the Liberal party ? We

found them, as it were, step by step fighting against the advancement of this country, endeavouring to prevent the passage of that great measure which proved to be so beneficial to the Dominion of Canada. Who did we find allied with them at that time V We found the Grand Trunk Railway, a powerful factor aiding and abetting the Liberal party. When I say ' powerful factor,' I mean that they made representations in the money centres of the world, particularly in London, decrying the credit of the men who were working for the success of the enterprise that has proved to be of such vast benefit ,to this country. Happily, Sir, the combination of the Liberal party with the Grand Trunk Railway Company failed. When the difficulties appeared to be almost insurmountable, when the Canadian Pacific Railway Company were also in extremes, and were obliged to come to this parliament and ask for a loan of $30,000,000, that proved to be almost the breaking point in the enterprise, but the men who governed the country at that time had faith in the future, and proved to be equal to the situation.
We all know as a matter of history that the money was advanced, credit was given to them at that time and that that great enterprise was carried to success. We all know the rest, and in spite of the influences then brought to bear that country was opened up and now I hope that the Liberal party do not take to themselves the whole credit for. the success that has attended it. The same Grand Trunk Railway Company, whose action at that time was most ungrateful. are very much in Evidence in this case. They were indebted to this country for aid in the construction of their own system to the extent of many millions of dollars, and they should have had a more kindly feeling for the welfare of Canada than to take the action they did at that time. Now they are again allied with the Liberal party, and I think that in view of past events we have strong grounds to look, if not with suspicion, with precaution, at the progress of events. I know that in the lower provinces, when it was rumoured that the Grand Trunk Railway Company were behind this scheme and were going to extend their railroad to the North-west that rumour was received with grave suspicion. It is well known that their eastern terminus is at Portland and that the distance to Portland. as compared with the Canadian Pacific Railway line to the port of St. John, is nearly 170 miles in favour of Portland. Our people in the maritime provinces also knew that the affiliations of the Grand Trunk Railway are very largely with the United States, and this knowledge created a feeling of further uneasiness when we learned later that they were the support of the strength and power of the government of this country. It then became a serious matter.
As I said before, I must protest against


Robert Duncan Wilmot: the onus being cast upon the Conservative party of opposing the development of this country.
I wish for a few moments to attract attention to the proposed road so far as it concerns the province that I know better than any other, and which playi an important part in this scheme-the province of New Brunswick. Now, it is proposed by the scheme as outlined by the right lion. Prime Minister to carry the line through the centre of the province. We have, I will not say a great deal of information, but we have sufficient information, to understand what sort of a country that is. As an example, I shall read an extract from the report of Sir Sandford Fleming, submitted to the Canadian Legislature in 1865, in which the obstacles of the central route were concisely stated as follows :
In seeking to avoid the great military objection to any line in close proximity to the American boundary. Sir Sandford stated. ' we unfortunately increase the engineering difficulties; as. in looking for a line sufficiently distant from the frontier, Unless we at once go to the other side of the province, and thus considerably increasing the length, we are driven into a section of the country characterized by great irregularities of surface and difficult to penetrate.'
The difficult country from Rivi&re du Loup to Edmundston is described in the report. Next, the peculiarities of the Restigouclie river headwaters, not far from Edmundston, are noted.
As early as 1849 the country was reported upon by Major Robinson. His estimate was equally unfavourable. He wrote :
The fourth obstacle is the broad and extensive range of highlands which occupies nearly the whole space in the centre of New Brunswick, from the Miramichi river north to the Resti-gouche. Some of these mountains rise to an altitude exceeding 2,000 feet.
Further he states that:
The Tobique river runs through them, forming a deep valley or trough, which must be crossed by the direct line, and increases greatly the difficulty of passing by them. The lowest point of the ridge overlooking the Tobique river, at which any line of railway must pass, is 1,216 feet above the sea. Then follows a descent to the river of 796 feet in eighteen miles, and the summit level en the opposite ridge or crest between the Tobique and Restigouche waters 920 feet above the sea, or a rise of 500 feet above the point of crossing at the Tobique water.
The line down the St. John river valley does not present these formidable difficulties. In 1860. Mr. T. S. Rubidge reported on the route along the river above Woodstock. He wrote :
From Edmundston the line will continue down the valley of the St. John, at very favourable grades, passing through a comparatively well-settled, fertile and level part of the country. And long straight lines and curves of large radius may also be obtained here.

He further noted that:
The streams to be crossed are unimportant, but their valleys are sometimes very broad, necessitating heavy embankments
I do not want to weary the House by reading extracts because I suppose there is a limit to our powers of endurance, and that limit must have been pretty nearly reached during this debate. However, if I read a short extract I can easily find a precedent, because I believe extracts have been read before. Although this article which I am about to read is the opinion of a Winnipeg paper, yet it is very appropriate to the country through which the line will pass in New Brunswick. There do not seem to be any politics in the article; it seems to rise above the level of mere party politics, and it says :
One of the chief reasons, and, under the circumstances, one cf the most absurd that could possibly be given for the construction by the Dominion government of a line from Quebec to Moncton, paralleling the Intercolonial, is that it will effect a saving between the two cities of about one hundred miles, as compared with the Intercolonial route. In the first place there is nothing to show that any such saving will be effected. The Hon. Mr. Haggart, formerly Minister of Railways, has said that the saving will be only about fifty miles.
Granting, however, that the distance by rail between Quebec and Moncton is to be reduced one hundred miles by the building of this line, does this saving justify the condemnation to unproductiveness of the Intercolonial for all time, so far as interest on its cost, $68,000,000, is concerned. The interest at 3 per cent, on this sum is $2,040,000, to which must be added the rental of the Intercolonial's terminals at Montreal, amounting to $140,000 per year, making a total of $2,180,000, which the government is willing to pay annually to effect a saving of one hundred miles between Quebec and Moncton for the Grand Trunk Pacific. Surely such a saving does not warrant such an expenditure.
But there is another phase .to this question. If the saving of one hundred miles to the Grand Trunk Pacific is worth $2,180,000 annually to the government, then Halifax is completely out of the race with St. John as a freight port, for it is one hundred miles farther from Moncton to Halifax than from Moncton to St. John, and this difference cannot be in any way lessened. That being the case, what is the object of building across New Brunswick from Edmundston to Moncton in order to secure a point from which lines run both to St John and Halifax. Why not proceed direct from Edmundston to St. John, instead of running across the province from the extreme west to Moncton, which is almost in the extreme east, and then having to run back westward nearly ninety miles to reach St. John. _St. John is some miles nearer to Edmundston than is .Moncton, so that at least a hundred miles would be saved by building direct from Edmundston to St. John. If the saving of one hundred miles between Quebec and Moncton is worth $2,180,000 per year, surely a similar saying between Edmundston and St. John is worth an equal amount.
If to put St. John and Halifax on an equal footing for the securing of traffic, as will have to be done, the through rates to the two ports are the same although the haul to Halifax 313
is one hundred miles longer than to St. John ; why cannot the freight to these ports be hauled an additional hundred miles over the Intercolonial at the same price as will be charged over the shorter line that the government is talking of building. It will be as short by the old Intercolonial to St. John as by the now Grand Trunk Pacific to Halifax. If a one hundred mile haul makes no difference in the one instance? why should it in the Other ? The traffic which would thus be secured for the Intercolonial would put that line on its feet and enable it to pay interest on its cost, instead of being as it is now, operated at an annual loss.
The government will have to find a better excuse than the saving of one hundred miles in order to justify the building of the line from Quebec to Moncton for the Grand Trunk Pacific.
Now, Mr. Speaker, in advocating and endorsing the opinions that have been very clearly and convincingly expressed by members on this side of the House, X must repeat that I believe the proper way and the most direct way to get to the seaboard is down through the valley of the St. John river. The figures were quoted by my hon. friend from Victoria (Mr. Hughes), and I may be pardoned for giving them to the House again. The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway scheme from Levis to Edmundston via Connors is 166 miles, from Connors to Chipman 135 miles, and from Chipman to St. John 76 miles, making a total of 377 miles.


Mr. KAULBACH.: What is the distance between Chipman and Moncton ?


Robert Duncan Wilmot: In the neighbourhood of 60 miles in a straight line, and it is an easy country through which to build a railway. Now, from Quebec, via the St. John valley the distances are as follows ; L6vis to Edmundston via Connors, 166 miles; Edmundston to Fredericton. ISO miles; Fredericton to St. John, 65 miles, making the total from L6vis to St. John via the St. John valley, 411 miles. I shall take the distances as mentioned by the right hon. gentleman, the Prime Minister. From Edmundston to Moncton, following an air line, it would be somewhere in the vicinity of 200 miles, but in going to St. John I recognize that we stop at Chipman, and from Edmundston to Chip-man it is 135 miles; from Chipman to St. John is 76 miles-that is, going from Edmundston to St. John partly by the government route and the Chipman route to the Intercolonial Railway, and it is 135 miles, making a total of 377 miles.
Now, while the distance down the valley of St. John is 411 miles as compared with 377 miles, we must recollect that the northern part of the road as proposed by the government runs through a country such as has been described by Sir Sandford Fleming, and which is a most difficult country for railway construction. If we take into consideration the grades that will be encountered, and the detours that will have to be taken by the government road, it will,



I believe, be a longer line of railway in the end than if it were built through the valley of the St. John. The route by the valley of the St. John is nature's route. It is through a level and fertile country, it is traversed by a railroad the entire distance, and its grades are all well known. The grades are not particularly heavy, although for a transcontinental road, no doubt, they could be improved at a very moderate cost.
I strongly advise the government, if they persist in this policy of extending the transcontinental railway from Quebec to Moncton, that they take that course.
Now, Mr. Speaker, in calling Moncton a terminus, it seems to me that we are asked to stultify ourselves. It is not a terminus. It is a point on the Intercolonial Railway overlooking a small tidal river, which is practically muddy ground when the tide is out. It is altogether insufficient for the purpose of shipping produce of any kind in large quantities that might come from the western country or elsewhere. It is, in fact, altogether out of the question as a point of shipment. As this paper says, why go off there ? It is a mere sentiment. To use a common expression, there is nothing in it-nothing of a practical nature. It does not help Halifax, while it injures St. John. Why go off there, for the sake of suiting the' political sentiments of the representatives of a certain portion of the province of Nova Scotia ? They must have a strong influence with the government when they can induce them to adopt that line. It is a mistake. If the object of this transcontinental railway is to pass from ocean to ocean by the shortest route, why take the long route ? Why divert the line for any purpose, except to avoid some natural difficulty ? Why not go to the seaport nearest at hand ? The proposal which I make to our Nova Seotia friends is this, to bring the line down by nature's route, the valley of the St. John, which is the most thickly settled portion of our province, to a common point at Fredericton, and from Fredericton branch off to Chipman and Moncton.
Mr. I< AIJI/BACII. What distance would it be from Fredericton to the Canadian Pacific Railway ?


Mr.   WITAIOT@: Twenty-three miles. The distance from Fredericton to Moncton could be shortened by having a short branch from the Canadian Pacific Railway to Fredericton. That would avoid the necessity of going down to Fredericton Junction, where the Fredericton branch meets the Canadian Pacific Railway. The adoption of this route would overcome the difference of opinion that exists, would do away with the proposed compromise, and would meet the requirements of the most direct and shortest line through the province of New Brunswick to the sea.
With regard to the central route, through the heart of New Brunswick, I am ready
and willing to acknowledge that while great natural difficulties present themselves to the carrying of the line through that section of country, such as the height of the mountains and the fact that the rivers have to be crossed at right angles, yet as a farming section it is one of the best in the province of New Brunswick. Aroostook county, in Maine, adjoining New Brunswick, is celebrated throughout the United States for its fertility. The large cities between Boston and the province line are to a great extent supplied by the products of that Aroostook country. I mention that to show that the same fine quality of land extends easterly, well across the province of New Brunswick to the Restigouche river. No man in that province knows better than does the hon. gentleman who has represented the county of Victoria in this House ever since confederation, the correctness of what I say as to the fertility of the soil of that country.
It is almost useless for me to advocate the claims of the valley of the St. John river ns the shortest route to the sea, because those claims are amply justified. But I consider it my duty to advocate them, because at present we are like people beating the air-we do not know whether the proposal of the government is going to be carried out or not. The air is thick with rumours that strong influences are being brought to bear upon the government, even within the last few hours, to abandon the whole project. Whether there is any truth in those rumours or not, I am not prepared to say. I will, however, quote from a journal which stands very close to those who support the government's proposal. I cannot define the politics of this paper, which is called the Toronto ' News ' ; but I will quote from an article in yesterday's issue :
The most doubtful feature of the government's transcontinental railway policy is the projected extension of the air line from Quebec to Moncton. There is no doubt that construction over this route will be costly. It is not at all clear that satisfactory grades can be obtained. It is possible that the new road will hardly excel the Intercolonial in carrying efficiency and that years will elapse before it develops any considerable local traffic. In the meantime we impair the revenues of the Intercolonial, discredit public ownership, and obtain in return neither local nor national advantages at all commensurate with the expenditure which must be shouldered.
It goes on to say :
It seems, therefore, to be clear that the government's policy would be improved, although at some additional cost to the country, if the Moncton extension were abandoned, and the Intercolonial carried to Parry Sound. The fact that Mr. Borden has suggested Intercolonial extension should not cause the government to reject the proposal without consideration. The object of debate in parliament, and of discussion in the newspapers, is to find the strong and weak points in such propositions as are submitted and finally to evolve the plan which best serves the national interest. The government's policy


Robert Duncan Wilmot: is bold and progressive, and thoroughly meritorious in many of its features, and we are satisfied that if Sir Wilfrid Laurier would now so far revise his bargain with the Grand Trunk as to abandon the Moncton section, and declare for Intercolonial extension to the lakes, his action would be taken as an evidence of strength, rather than as a confession of weakness, and he would then present to the country a transportation policy which could not be successfully opposed.
In conjunction with that article, I was very much impressed with the speech delivered by the ex-Minister of Public Works (Hon. Mr. Tarte). He evidently has carefully studied the question, and is without doubt the most interesting figure in parliament on either side of politics. I was particularly impressed by the very temperate manner in which he appealed to the First Minister regarding the extending of this proposed line of railway from Quebec to Moncton. It was difficult for the right hon. gentleman not to be impressed with the very temperate yet strong manner in which the ex-Minster of Public Works urged him not to incur this great liability but to use the money on pressing public works where it would be much better spent than on this extension from Quebec to Moncton. That money, the ex-Minister pointed out, could be much more profitably spent in opening up and equipping our lakes, ports, and seaports and our water routes. He also pointed out that by extending the Intercolonial Railway up to our lake ports and further on to Winnipeg, the maritime provinces would profit as well as the others. They would profit much more largely by the development of our great western country and the transport of the product of that country to the sea coast than by the present scheme. While not decrying the opening up of our great northern country, it would be better for us to put our hands to what is best in our interest for the time being, and then we will be in a better position to go and develop that northern country. I believe that the day is nearer at hand than many realize when that great Asiatic trade between Asia and Europe will be largely developed. Possessing, as we do, geographical advantages over every other portion of the world, for sending the products of the orient across our Dominion to European ports, that time will soon arrive, and then will be the time when the road now projected will be required. Plow long will it be with our present prospects before a second transcontinental road will be required V No man can say that at this moment it is required. What we require to do is to develop our most available resources to the fullest extent, and then we will be in a position to develop other portions of our country. In the maritime provinces there is very naturally considerable jealousy and suspicion regarding the affiliations of the Grand Trunk Railway with our neighbours to the south. We who are interested in the welfare of the 3134
port of St. John have good ground to be jealous of our rival American ports, and that feeling is warranted by statements from Portland and other American newspapers declaring that the people of Portland feel very confident that they will get the traffic of this new Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. When the leader of the Conservative party made his speech on this question, he referred to some quotations from a Portland newspaper declaring that a prominent official of the Grand Trunk Railway had stated that that port was going to be the outlet of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.


Mr. HOLMES.: Will the hon. gentleman allow me a question ? With regard to the Portland extract, could he gives us the date?


Robert Duncan Wilmot: Unfortunately, I have lost it.


Robert Holmes: Is the hon. gentleman aware that it was back in July last, before the present scheme was before the House ?


Robert Duncan Wilmot: That does not alter the fact that the Grand Trunk will use every energy to maintain their interest in Portland. The Portland, Maine ' Advertiser I have not the date-has an interview with a prominent Grand Trunk official. This gentleman appears to have a view of the situation from the point of view of his company, and his view will therefore be of some interest :
All this talk about Montreal and St. John being able to handle the Grand Trunk terminal business all the year round is wearisome. St. John has not the harbour facilities to do It, and the expenditure of $5,000,000 would not make the harbour equal to Portland's. Montreal is nothing hut a summer port anyway. Portland has no need to worry, for the Grand Trunk people are going to stay where they can get adequate accommodation.
Just notice that President Charles Rivers-Wilson and General Manager Hays, in their replies to the queries of the legislators in Montreal (Ottawa) did not for a moment admit that they had any intention of leaving Portland. Sir Charles put it point blank when he said that the port of Montreal had proven inadequate to handle the business, and Mr, Hays did the square thing when he said that the port of Montreal had proven inadequate to handle the business, and Mr. Hays did the square thing when he said that the Grand Trunk had not expended ail the money at Portland, but that the people of Portland had provided the most of it.
The fact is that Portland is really going to be -the great terminus of the new transcontinental railway line that will equal in importance any in the world. Portland has the natural facilities to do the business and St. John has not.
That is a foul slander on St. John. I deny the accuracy of this statement most emphatically.
St. John may get a small share of the traffic, but, mark me, Portland is destined to be the

place where the great bulk of the business will be transacted.
' That was subsequent to the time when Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson and Mr. Hays met the Railway Committee of this House. That reminds me, Mr. Speaker, of my experience as I sat there, a silent witness of what went on when Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson and the other magnates of the Grand Trunk came before the committee. We saw a map extending nearly the whole width of that big room on which a red line indicated the route as they intended it should be. Those members who sat in the back seats could not understand the course of the lines of railway indicated there without the use of binoculars. There was nothing of an instructive nature in that map with regard to the lines of railway. The young gentleman, the hon. member for North Simcoe (Mr. McCarthy) was the promoter of this great scheme. And it struck me that he was almost breathless in his anxiety that the committee should adopt his proposals right off. It was a sort of

Open your mouth and shut your eyes,
And I'll give you something to make you wise.
It is a scene I shall never forget. Here was this great committee of this great House assembled to consider that scheme, yet there was practically no information brought before it. The hon. members of the committee looked from one to the other, hardly understanding what was required of them. ' What,' they said, ' endorse such a great scheme with only that map and the proposals of the promoters before us V ' I sincerely hope that when next a measure of like importance is brought before this House, it will not be submitted in this most unsatisfactory form. I feel sure that members of this House who are supporting the government, away down in the bottom of their hearts are not satisfied. I know they are built as I am ; I know they are reasonable men, as we all are. Only to very lew of us is genius given, but we all have about an average bit of common sense. And I know that no man dealing with a proposition in his own business relatively as important as this is to the public affairs with which we are entrusted would do such an unreasonable thing as to adopt the proposition with so little information to support it.
Now, Mr. Speaker. I have done. Before resuming my seat, I have only two words to say. One of them is that I have been deeply interested and much entertained by this debate. I have been astonished and delighted at the ability that has been displayed on both sides of the House in discussing this question. I have been pleased also by the urbanity displayed and the lack of rancour which has characterized the debate. The great measure before us lias been discussed in a temperate manner, and ably discussed by those who have spoken. I think it but fair to say that the happy Mr. WILMOT.
state of affairs that has existed, the decorous, pleasant intercourse between party and party, and between member and member, is mainly attributable, I believe, to the conduct and deportment of the leaders on either side, the right hon. leader of the government (Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier) and the worthy leader of the Conservative party (Mr. Borden, Halifax). . I think their manner is such as would grace any deliberative body, and I think that the debate we have had on the question before us would be creditable to the highest parliament of any land. I will not make any exception. I was going to, but I will refrain. There was a prominent gentleman who pursued a course different from that of the other hon. members, but let that pass. My second word is that it is not too late, and I hope the government will consider well the step which they are taking. Our honoured leader, the hon. member for Halifax (Mr. Borden) has laid down a policy that ha-s evidently been acceptable to the great majority of this House. I hope that the government, in reconsidering any part of their scheme will adopt, if only in part, the scheme laid down by our leader. If they do so, we shall all rej.oice, for I feel sure that it will be a benefit to the country at large if they do so.
Now, Mr. Speaker, I will draw my remarks to a close. I have not gone into the financial bearings of the case, as that part of the question has been sufficiently well dealt with by others more able to do so than myself. I will say this in conclusion, that if the government decide to make any modification in their proposals if not in their policy, in the direction indicated by the leader of the opposition, it will not be the first time that they have taken a leaf out of our book.


Mr. JOSEPH GIRARD (Chicoutimi and Saguenay).: (Translation.) Mr. Speaker, while realizing how precious is the time of the House at this late period of the session, I deem it my duty to explain-and I shall do so as briefly as possible-my position on this very important question which is submitted to our consideration. I shall take advantage of the British fair-play to address the House in my native tongue, counting that my English speaking colleagues will soon find my remarks translated in the revised edition of 'Hansard.'
As the various aspects of the government's policy have already been dealt with in the numerous and able speeches previously delivered, I shall confine myself, in order to avoid repetition, to making some observations of a general character.
For eleven years past I have taken an active part in politics, I have followed closely public affairs, and it struck me that we were confronted with a great problem. For three years back. I have had the honour of attending the debates of this House,

and here also I noticed that this same problem, which is that of our means of transportation throughout the country, was being frequently discussed by the leading men and by the great papers of Canada, in connection with the enormous increase in our production, in our trade in general and in the needs of colonization. Everywhere, public opinion was awaiting impatiently the solution of this ever increasing difficulty.
Various plans were being discussed, the most important of which, to my mind, were the improvement of our inland water routes, the building of our canals, the proposed extension of the Intercolonial to the great lakes with a view to constructing a new transcontinental road, and the scheme for the building of a second Canadian Pacific Railway, all undertakings of a costly nature, requiring millions of dollars to be carried out. I followed closely the discussion which took place oil that subject, both by listening to the speeches and by reading ' Hansard,' as I was anxious to obtain a full grasp of the question. Speakers on both sides of the House have taken great pains, and I think I am in a position to decide knowingly, intelligently and consi'ceutiously on that great issue now before us.
In 1901, the charter of the Trans-Canada was revised by the House, with some amendments and subsidies granted for the first sixty miles west of Roberval.
The hon. member for Saskatchewan, during the session of 1902, expressed himself as follows as regards the difficulties in the way of transportation of western products eastward
What we want is a continuous line of railway, which can be operated twelve months in the year, and double track if necessary. Last year four hundred thousand people in the west produced 100,000,000 bushels of grain. We are going to get people in there at the rate of 100.000 per year, and in eight or ten years the production of that country will be increased to 400,000,000 or 500,000,000 bushels. Wheat will have to be carried to the seaboard, and that cannot be done over our canals when they are frozen up six months in the year. What we want is to be able to put our wheat on the car and run it through to the seaboard. There has been too much money spent trying to create an artificial port-trying to make an ocean port out of something that was never intended to be so by nature. If half that money had been spent on the port of Quebec in providing proper facilities there-where we have a port that can float the largest ship that will be built in the next twenty years-and if we had a railway running from the centre of the territories right into the port of Quebec, from where our produce could be shipped twelve months in the year, you would not hear anything about the car shortage we hear so much about at present.
What we want is a continuous line of railway from the west to some ocean port, and Quebec is the proper place.
A prophecy which events are carrying out to-day. In the course of last year, the promoters of the Trans-Canada railway decided to form a company and laid before
the country the question of the expediency of building in the northern part of the Dominion a new road from Port Simpson, on the Pacific coast to Quebec, Ha Ha bay and Chicoutimi, in the east, as summer ports, and the maritime province ports as winter terminals, by means of the Intercolonial. Quebec and St. Catharine's bay, near Tadoussac were also contemplated as winter ports at some future date. Once the winter navigation of the St. Lawrence has been made practicable, which, I hope, will be pretty soon.
The road as projected, ran from one end to the other, through entirely new districts of the west, Ontario and Quebec districts abounding in wealth of various sorts. By means of branch line to Winnipeg, it gave the whole country the benefit of the shortest route, of the lowest gradients, and besides an all-Canadian route both as regards its location and its terminals. We were thus made entirely independent of our good neighbours to the south, who, under present conditions in Canada, profit immensely by the improvements we carry out, without ever showing us any gratitude.
Important meetings were held at Quebec attended .by the leading men of both parties for the purpose of considering the scheme, which was unanimously pronounced to be superior to all others heretofore laid before the public. It was decided to start a movement in Canada to spread the idea and have it accepted if possible.
Then it was that a further scheme for tlie building of another transcontinental railway was launched before the people. It was to be undertaken by the Grand Trunk Railway, to have its starting point in Ontario and to reach the west by way of Winnipeg. In the eastern part of the province the present system of the Grand Trunk was to be utilized.
I had the honour of being one of a delegation of the Trans-Canada sent to the maritime provinces to discuss both schemes with business men there. We met the boards of trade of St. John, Moncton, Truro and Halifax ; also members of this House and men .of high financial standing.
The discussion which took place was a business-like one; the feeling seemed to be general in favour of building at once, a new transcontinental railway, farther north, along an all-Canadian route both as regards its terminals and its location. Some boards of trade, particularly that of Halifax, passed very strong resolutions in that sense. At these meetings the expediency was discussed of building another line from Quebec to the maritime provinces, the Intercolonial being too long to enable the ports in those provinces to compete successfully against Portland. That idea appeared to be accepted generally.
About the same time, the hon. member for Bellechasse (Mr. Talbot) visited the west, meeting a great number of business men in

various cities ; and from- newspaper reports and other sources, the idea was gathered that there also public opinion was unanimous as to the necessity of a second transcontinental, provided it was all-Canadian.
Such was the state of public opinion at the opening of this session, and I arrived here firmly convinced of the immediate necessity of a new transcontinental further north. The Trans-Canada scheme was, to my mind and to that of many others, the most practical. While public opinion was thus concerning itself with this important question, and while some were favouring the construction of a Canadian transcontinental railway, and .others favouring the improvement of inland navigable routes and the building of new canals ; and others still favouring tiie extension of the Intercolonial, the government were discussing the same question in their secret councils. From time to time utterances of some prominent men would give us an inkling of what was going on. On certain days reference was made to the extension of the Intercolonial westward, while on other days, the question under discussion was that of a common trunk line for all the railways from Quebec to Winnipeg : hints thrown out to the public as to what the government were doing. The request for a charter on the part of the Grand Trunk Pacific for the construction of a transcontinental was the first step towards feeling the pulse of the House. The Trans-Canada stepped in ; the struggle between the various interests was often a hot one ; but the north and east gained ground, and the original scheme was amended to meet their views. The plan of building a transcontinental railway through the northern country was accepted, and both the public and the House were awaiting anxiously the action of the government.
Finally, the government have come to a decision, and having satisfied themselves as to the necessity of a second railway throughout Canada, they requset the House to sanction the decision they have come to as a result of their investigation ; that is to say the building of a new all-Canadian route, as demanded by public opinion..part-of which to be built by the government and to be free of access to trade generally, and the remainder to be built by a company, with the idea of utilizing it both as a colonization road and a trade route.
The question is put.
At one o'clock House took recess.
House resumed at three o'clock.


Joseph Girard: (Translation.) Mr. Speaker, I would have been glad to get through with my remarks before the House took recess ; however, at the risk of wearying lion, members, I wish to lay before them a few more facts in connection with this matter.
In the first part of my address, I was endeavouring to show that the idea of building Mr. GIRARD.
another transcontinental through unsettled territories was not a new one ; that it had been discussed for some time past, and that if the government propounded such a scheme it was in response to the urgent demands of the people. The cabinet is charged with undue haste, for entering into this agreement without sufficient information on hand. But, if I am not mistaken, the location of the road is not yet settled, and the government will have to order surveys for which they will be wholly responsible. After considering the data supplied by these various surveys, they will be in a position to select the most suitable location as regards colonization and trade, which it is the object of this road to promote.
As for the section from Winnipeg to Quebec, the most direct line between the two points passes north of Lake Abitibi, whose waters empty into Hudson bay. By following exactly the height of land, the chances are that you would meet the poorest farming lands, and those that are the least favourable for lumbering operations, as in the vicinity of the sources of streams, these cannot be utilized either for the floating of the timber or the generating of power. Besides, the steepest grades would likely be found along that route, and the object it is proposed to attain would be lost. On the other hand, by locating the road further north, all these drawbacks are avoided.
As regards the section from Quebec to Moncton, the great objection is that the government is to parallel the Intercolonial. If my information is correct, there are at present two or three charters granted to private companies to do exactly the same thing, presumably with the assistance of the country. Moreover, as I stated a moment ago, at the time the Trans-Canada was being advocated in the maritime provinces, I got the endorsation and unanimous support of the business men down there in favour of the building of that line. I fail to see what difference it makes for the Intercolonial that it should be paralleled by a government-owned line, or by a company line subsidized by the country. The reduction of the mileage is the all-dominating principle in the matter. Besides, such a road will open up for settlement new districts, well adapted to agricultural pursuits, and which, otherwise, in Quebec, at least, will never be cleared.
It has been stated that the wiser course to follow would be to improve our inland waterways, as they afford the cheapest means of transportation. I followed the discussion on that point with the utmost interest. The arguments brought forward were based mainly on the experience of the United States, and to my mind, the results are not conclusive, but rather contradictory. Certain advocates of that idea laid before the House series of figures going to show that in some parts of the United States the bulk of the traffic goes by way of the water route and not by rail. Other hon. members

have given figures showing that in other parts of the United States with access to the water routes the bulk of the traffic is carried by rail. So that the contention set forth in the first place, although sound apparently, is only partially true as regards the movement of trade in the United States. In order to arrive at a true estimate of the comparative values of the water and all-rail routes, it will be well to observe what is going on in our own country. I refer hon. members to ' Hansard ' as evidence of the truth of my statements.
Advocates of the water route contend that railways cannot possibly compete with it. At the same time they tell us that the Canada Atlantic, a road which parallels the St. Lawrence river, and the bulk of whose traffic will, we are told, consist this year of
20.000,000 bushels of United States grain, is a paying concern, so much so that the suggestion is made that the government should acquire it and utilize it for extending the Intercolonial. Surely, these two propositions cannot be made to agree. If the Canada Atlantic is in a position to haul grain so profitably at the rate of two cents a bushel, despite the competition of the famous water route, the proposed route from Winnipeg to Quebec, taking into account their comparative mileage, could carry the same traffic at the rate of nine cents a bushel. Well then, what does the alleged superiority of the water route amount to ? Wherefore I say, let us consider what is going on in our own country ; we will learn more thereby than from any information gathered from the experience of the United States, which may be applicable to their conditions but not at all to ours.
Things have been so managed in the pasl that the hundreds of million dollars applied to the development of the country's trade have been expended for the especial benefit of southern Quebec, Ontario and the west. The city of Quebec, with its natural advantages, its ideal port, its three railways converging into it, has not received the attention which it should. She is waiting patiently that her children cease to consider her as a stranger, and that common sense be allowed to prevail.	.
Nobody complains ; the whole country rejoices ; the western country is growing by leaps and bounds ; everything is done that can be done towards its development. In this connection, one remark I heard seemed to me most regrettable. An hon. gentleman on the other side, discussing the scheme under discussion, exclaimed :	What is the
province of Ontario going to get out of this government scheme ? In answer to that question let me put another : What did the province of Quebec get out of our past policy ? I could hardly believe that a representative of Ontario would take such a narrow view of the question. For it should not be forgotten that the future of the whole country is now at stake, and local interests
should not be in the way of the general progress of the Dominion. As a result of the old policy, Ontario has been riddled with railways and improvements of all kinds, and the province of Quebec left, so to speak, to go barefooted. The people of Ontario should in the future show as much patriotism as the people of Quebec have shown heretofore. The prosperity of the country as a whole will ensure that of every province.
The results of the last census are now before us. Ontario and the maritime provinces will lose ten representatives, who will be replaced by ten new members from the west; and yet for only five or six years past have emigrants begun to pour into that country. Where has the missing population of the older provinces gone to ? The west has received a goodly number. However, Ontario praises its northern country, its - New Ontario ' as a paradise on earth. Quebec speaks in the same strain of the Lake St. John, Gaspe and north of Montreal regions. Are we not face to face with a most entrancing problem to solve ?* Should we not urgently adopt a broad policy which, while not interfering with the present system, will enable the older provinces to keep abreast with the increase of population in the west, and to retain in the administration of the public affairs of the country the position to which they are entitled. The government answers : Yes. I believe they are right. The piecemeal policy of colonizing followed in the provinces is not satisfactory. We have the proof before us ; it is necessary that the Dominion government should step in to give a new impetus to the settlement of the country ; a great artery of commerce is required at the right place, to supply all parts of the body with proper nourishment, in order that they may form a well balanced whole. That is apparently the aim of the government scheme.
Information is sought, doubts are raised, as to the character of the land in our northern country. At all events, it is contended that they cannot compete with the lands of the west. The inference would be, I presume, that we shall have to wait until the west is filled up before we think of colonizing the northern parts of Ontario and of Quebec. To my mind, Sir, if I may be permitted to say so, that principle is false and almost unpatriotic.
What information is required to convince people in good faith that our lands in the north, are good, equal to those in the west ? Have not accounts of them been given for two hundred years past by missionaries who roamed over this whole area ? Have not official reports been published by direction of the governments of Ontario and Quebec? Is it assumed that explorers like the Bells, the Sullivans, the Dumais, the Bignells, and others, like McKenzie, of Montreal (who has just returned after discovering there rich deposits of asbestos) is it assumed that all those men have written jokingly, without

leaving their desk, works of imagination as it were ? Have we not the oral testimony of our trappers and hunters, and even of Indians, handed down from generation to generation and preserved in our homes ? All that is' sufficient information to me ; it is good evidence of the fertility of the soil, of the wealth of the forests, of the suitability of the climate, not to speak of the mineral resources of the country, of the fisheries of Hudson bay, which our neighbours to the south seem to appreciate better than we do.
Now, when the scheme for the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway was brought forward, was there laid on the Table of the House information as complete as what is required to-day from the government ? So that, to my mind, these data are sufficient to satisfy the government that the construction of a railway through that region is quite feasible, and practicable. I extend to all skeptically inclined an invitation to visit the country I have the honour to represent. We are there, due north of Quebec, on the brink of the great northwestern table-land, with the Lauren tian range to the south and east of us, and the limits of the province to the north and west. You will find there lands that give wealth and happiness to the settler within a period of a few years. You will find that the crop returns for that district are greatly in advance of those for the rest of the province, equalling at times those for the west, and last year surpassing them. You will find there a small farming community-grouped around the towns of Chicoutimi and Rober-val, two new stars of the north-whose numbers have increased fifty iter cent within the last decade, a result observed in no other part of the province. That is due to the construction of the short line of railway built from Quebec to Lake St. John and which has been fully operated since 1893 only. But at the time, despite the natural advantages of the country, and on account of the distance, the want of means of communication, the people were losing heart. In some localities the parish census has not even shown the average increment. In 1901, eight years later, the Dominion census shows, in that same district, the increase I have just stated. That small community of settlers exported last year six million pounds of cheese, five hundred thousand pounds of meat, two hundred thousand bushels of grain, besides what quantity of those products was consumed on the spot. If a short line of railway from Quebec to Lake St. John has, in the space of eight years, accomplished so much, what may we not expect from a great government railway opening up all at once this whole region ? We are only a few people down there yet; we have only a few acres under cultivation; and there are still 70,000,000 acres of that land, covered *with virgin forest, drained by large rivers, Whose roaring water-falls of incalculable Mr. GIRARD.
power await impatiently to be turned to advantage by the hand of man. As regards education, the seminary of Chicoutimi, the convents, the school of domestic economy, of Roberval-the only one of its kind in the country-and	the numerous parochial
schools will show that in no respect are we lagging behind the times.
To return to the great water powers, let us see what is going on on the rivers of Chicoutimi, JonquiSres, Ouiatehouan and Peribonlca. The four pulp mills built on those streams have a capacity of 520,000 tons of manufactured pulp, present output : and the quantity of barked pulp wood shipped out is just as large, making a total of 1,040,000 tons.
The lumber trade is just as large, though the population is only 30,000, and there only four small rivers operated. What enormous business will be developed when the rivers Ashuapmachouan, Peribonka, Mistassini and others will be put to use with the great forests they drain. Not only will these products of the forests be available for export, they may be shipped to supply the needs of the western country, and by themselves would provide enough freight to sustain the railway. Official data confirming what I have just stated concerning this district were received on the day before yesterday at the Department of the Interior.
By the way, Mr. Speaker, let me say one word in reference to some unfavourable comments made on our lands as compared with those of the west. My contention is that our lands are just as valuable, provided they are not beforehand despoiled of their natural wealth. Of course, if in this district which is to be opened up, the present provincial laws were to be enforced, the settler would go west, and rightly so, as he would have a better chance there. But let the Dominion government and the governments of Ontario and Quebec have a conference before taking any action ; and let them study together the best means of putting to advantage this projected railway, and all will come out right.
If, in accordance with the present practice, the timber and the water powers are turned over to outsiders, who despoil the land of all the settler needs to make a living for himself at the outset; if, moreover, the mineral resources are also reserved, then we may expect the same failure there as the returns for the last decade show to have been the lot of the older provinces. But if pains are taken to find out the adapti-bility of the various districts to farming or to lumbering operations, if agricultural belts and forest belts are located along the line, and if the farming lands are sold to the settlers in their natural state, with all the riches they may bear or contain, then our lands will be as valuable ns those in the west. The settler will take them up with the assurance that he will not at the outset suffer from want, for lie will have at his

door the raw material of a great industry which he can put on the market at any time to supply his needs.
Put up the selling price of these lands, if you wish, retain the fees, that will not interfere in any way ; you will not have lost anything, and you will see the settlers come in great numbers as in the west, eaeli township having its period of lumbering at the outset, while farther on, in the parts not suited or not reserved to farming, the lumbermen will carry on their business on a larger scale, but all together working hand in hand for the general welfare of the community. You will see no more of those disputes between the settler and the lumberer, disputes of which we hear so much and which are so harmful ; and the danger of forest fires bi'eaking out will be minimized, as the settler will be just as interested as the merchant in protecting the forest, as well as his buildings, both equally precious to him.
But under present conditions, the settler, especially in those parts where the pulp industry has been carried on, having on his farm only stumps and wood of no value, is anxious to get rid of them as soon as practicable, and his best means of doing so is fire.
Now, if, in the west, the government before selling them to the settler, leased the lands to companies or individuals who robbed them of their original wealth and left them to the settler minus seventy-five per cent of their value, do you think that the tide of immigration towards the west would be as strong ? Why not deal with our wooded lands in the same manner as we deal with our prairie lands ? The time is no longer when the settler meekly believed his lot was to suffer. We shall have to look to him, Mr. Speaker, in our northern country, to render us absolutely independent, commercially speaking, from the neighbouring states. Sir, I lay that suggestion before those in authority ; it is worthy, I believe, of their serious consideration.
Now, on going over the data supplied for the Trans-Canada, as did my hon. friends the members for GaspS and Bellecliasse, and others, I am led to believe that it is in that direction that the grades are the easiest for heavy traffic. The greatest difference of level between Roberval and the western boundary of Quebec is 1,200 feet, spread over a perfectly smooth table land, where there is not a single mountain in sight, not even towards lake Abitibi,-and that according to surveys made especially to ascertain differences of level. With that in view, the promoters of the Trans-Canada had offered to carry all the grain from the west, whatever the loading point (even along the Winnipeg branch) to the port of Quebec or to Ha Ha bay, at the rate of nine cents per bushel. They could afford to do that, as their route would be a direct one, without transhipment, without the use of elevators and the delays they involve. Besides, the
offer was made to carry the settlers free of charge. Under those conditions, there was to be a net profit of $1,416 per train of 30 cars, or 52 per cent. Is it necessary that a railway should bring such large profits to be a paying concern. I do not think so. And those figures were obtained by a capable engineer, Mr. Doucet, and verified by men of weight, such as Messrs. Wm. Price, J. G. Scott, Tanguay and others.
The bon. Minister of the Interior has given as possible a rate of 11 cents per bushel along the road which they propose to follow across the country. These two estimates are of a nature to convince us that, in the absence of a transcontinental water route, inland navigation is not and will not be in a position to compete with the all-rail ropte, especially when we take into account the reduction in mileage and greater speed secured by following the latter route. Now, since the government have the same object in view as the promoters of the Trans-Canada, and will run their railway through the same country, will they not be in a position to offer as low a rate ? Let them follow the same route, and that will settle it.
I give herewith the distances from Winnipeg to various ports by the	proposed line :
Summer ports : (by proposed	line).	Miles.
From Winnipeg to Ha Ha bay	 1,319
Quebec	 1,385
"	"	Portland, via Quebec. 1,735
Saint John	 1,785
Halifax	 1,951
A difference in favour of Ha Ha bay :
Miles.
Over Quebec	 66
'' Portland	 416
" Saint John	 462
" Halifax	 632
Now', from Ha Ha bay to	Liverpool, the
distance is, 2,642 miles.
Miles.
From Quebec to Liverpool	 2,686
" Saint John to Liverpool	 2,700
" Halifax to Liverpool	 2,300
" Portland to Liverpool	 2,789
And if you figure the total distance from Winnipeg through to Liverpool, you get the following results :
Miles.
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via Ha Ha
bay (Trans-Canada)	 3,961
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via Quebec
(gov. route)	 4,065
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via St.
John	 4,481
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via Halifax	 4,251
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via Portland	 4,524
Consequently, Ha Ha bay and Quebec have the enormous advantage over the other ports of four hundred or five hundred miles.
Now. if you wish to compare these distances w'ith those obtained by the famous water route, here they are :

Miles.
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via St.
John, C.P.R	 [DOT][DOT]	4,689
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via Halifax, C.P.R	 4,548
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via St.
John, I.C.R	 4,948
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via Halifax, I.C.R	 4,654
From Winnipeg to Liverpool, via Portland, G.T.R	 4,594
A difference of six or seven hundred miles in favour of Quebec and Ha Ha bay.
If the Grand Trunk Pacific is in a position to haul grain to Quebec at the rate of nine cents a bushel, it should have a goodly share of the grain crop to carry, besides other freight supplied by the cattle trade, the cheese and butter industries, the lumber industry, and other traffic special to it and which does not pass thi'ough the elevators. My conclusion is, therefore, that, on business basis, that undertaking rests on a solid foundation. So much for the summer traffic. But the winter traffic has Its exigencies, and what will become of the navigable routes ? As soon as the winter navigation of the St. Lawrence has been proven to be practicable, Quebec will retain the year round the position it now possesses as a summer port. St. Catharine's bay, at the mouth of river Saguenay, facing Tadousac, will also be benefited in that way. That port, which is never closed, is already provided with wharfs to a depth of thirty feet at low tide. They were constructed by that energetic Wm. Price, at his own expense, for his present requirements and in view of future developments. That seaport, open the year round, would save the risk of one hundred miles of river navigation. Sixty-two miles of railway would connect it with the Quebec and lake St. John at Ha Ha bay, whereto the company owning that road is soon to extend it, thus taking advantage of the subsidies which are at its disposal and fulfilling its pledges to the Quebec government and the people of that district.
The advocates of the river route, with all their calculations, seem to lose sight altogether of the winter trade. The advocates of the Intercolonial are just as forgetful. Allow me, Sir, to lay before you the following statement which seems to me very instructive. After the close of navigation, here is the position of Canada as regards transportation.
Via Canadian Pacific Railway :	Miles.
Winnipeg to	St. John, N.B	
1,989"	Halifax, N.S	
2,264
Via Intercolonial Railway :
Winnipeg to	Saint John, N.B	
2,248"	Halifax, N.S	
2,346Via Grand	Trunk Railway	:Winnipeg to Portland	
[DOT] [DOT]. 1,805
A difference in favour of Portland, varying from two hundred to five hundred miles. Under present conditions the winter export traffic divides at Montreal : it may go to a Canadian port by way of the Inter-Mr. GIRARD.
colonial or the Canadian Pacific Railway, or it may go, by the shorter route, to Portland. Portland has the advantage. Just at this juncture, the proposed new line will relieve the situation by bringing St. John as near to us as is Portland. That is where the action of the government is felt and shows its patriotism.
In spite of all that has been said, I fail to conceive how the longest and slowest route can be the easiest and cheapest. I stick to the belief that the most direct route is the shortest and the cheapest. Moreover, I am of opinion, that nations, as well as individuals, should, under all circumstances, unless radically prevented from doing so, control their affairs the year round, independently of their neighbours. Hence the necessity of our taking at once the proper means to overcome the difficulties in our way towards attaining that end.
As regards winter navigation, the observations of residents on the northern coast, which I visited, last year, seem to point out clearly to the fact that the river St. Lawrence is easily navigated the year through from Tadousac to Blanc Sablon. If I may be allowed, I would suggest to the government that, in order to complete their present scheme, they should see to the settlement of that much controverted point: the winter navigability of the St. Lawrence to Quebec. It would be a good plan to establish at once observation stations along the north shore and at Belle Isle, to ascertain from day to day the condition of the river in winter time. That question should be taken up at once by the government. The practicability of the scheme is being denied. I contend, with a great many others, that it is quite feasible. But the point should be settled at once, and I trust the government will not delay doing its share towards settling it. The experiments carried on between Murray bay and River Ouelle, and between St. Catharine's bay and Tadousac, on a small scale, are a beginning ; but there is need for more.
I think I have shown by statistics that the future of the country is dependent on the northern country ; in that country lies our hope.
In that way, Sir, do I appreciate in a general way the scheme which the government has just laid before this House. I would have preferred the Trans-Canada. I did all my power to gain my point with the government; they deemed it their duty, in the interest of the country at large, to propose something else. I must give them full credit for acting in good faith ; I am satisfied that they were moved under the circumstances by very serious reasons. At any rate it is much better to accept the present proposal than to bring the Trans-Canada scheme before the House, with chances of having it rejected. The Trans-Canada may fairly claim the credit of having helped on the passing of the present

scheme to a great extent. Their prospectuses have several times been quoted from before this House. The country reaps the benefit of the work effected and money expended by the promoters of that scheme. It is a satisfaction to those who devoted their time and energy to ensure its success. That scheme is not dead ; it is only postponed. If it was necessary that twenty years should elapse before the Canadian Pacific Railway be paralleled, at the rate things are going, within ten years from now, the Trans-Cana'da will have to be built.
My district may have benefited in a greater measure from the Trans-Canada scheme than from the one under discussion; but the government are aware of what is going on there. They know that within two years, the stream of settlers which is pouring into that district, and which they have helped to such an extent for the last seven years, will come to a standstill if railway is not extended from Roberval westward. Already we have settlers 70 miles away from the railways. The government are aware that an important company is awaiting a decision in the matter to begin utilizing the enormous water power of St. Feli-cien. They know that it is necessary the railway should be pushed on from Chicoutimi to St. Alphonse to open up for general trade the magnificent seaport of Ha Ha bay to which I have referred. They are satisfied that the river Saguenay should be deepened as far up as Chicoutimi, or even Shipshan, in order to promote the great, industries of Chicoutimi and those in course of creation at the point I have just named, and at the Grande Decharge. The government know that it is proper to provide a winter steamboat service on the Saguenay, from St. Catharine's to Tadousac. They are aware that the extension of the Roberval road to James bay, in connection with the present line, would almost be equivalent to the Trans-Canada. They realize all that, when undertaking the construction of the proposed line. They assume the whole responsibility. We are awaiting their action with confidence. On the other hand, I recognize,-and I wish to say so now,-considering all the government have done for my district in the last three years that I have been here co-operating with them for the promotion of colonization, agriculture and dairying, I recognize that they are favourably disposed towards my constituents and that they are not lacking in the means to forward their interests.
In a quiet way, millions of dolllars are at stake just now between Seven Islands and Peribonka. With men, such as our millionaire, Wm, Price, generous and able successor of Price Brothers & Co., who were the founders of my district in conjunction with the first settlers ; with the Chicoutimi pulp works, those of the Ouiatcbouan and Peribonka ; with Mr. Wilson, a son of Ontario, who has such a faith in the future
of our district that he has gone thither to lay the foundation of a great carbide, iron and pulp industry ; with Mr. B. A. Scott, lumberman of Roberval, and the Seven Islands, Portneuf and Rscoumains companies, who together control millions of British, United States and Canadian capital; the government will find it an easy matter to build a road that will meet the requirements of that country to the north of Quebec and ensure its prosperity and wealth.
So, I thrust that this policy will give satisfactory results. At any rate, I see that the leader of the opposition has also declared in favour of building a line of railway from Winnipeg to Quebec, on the same plan as the government, with this difference that he would use it rather as a colonization road, while the government have in view both a colonization road and a trade route. Both agree in ignoring the proposal of the Trans-Canada. The leader of the opposition did not even find fault with the government for having discarded it. The inference is that he approves of the government having done so, and that he would have acted similarly under the circumstances.
The hon. member for South Lanark (Hon. Mr. Haggart) referring to the Trans-Canada and the Grand Trunk Pacific on the 26th of May last, said :
It is a road from Quebec, I gather-for we get pamphlets about it every day-and it is to run through to Manitoba and the Northwest. I do not know who the promoters are or anything about it. But, if the Grand Trunk Railway propose to build a road into that section of the country that is another matter. The Grand Trunk Railway has done a great deal towards the development of this country, and the stockholders of that concern have had but meagre return on the money they have invested. Anything the Canadian people can do in return for the great benefits that that company has yielded to this country ought to be done, other things being equal. If they propose to build a road which -will open up a new territory in the North-west, and make a connecting line with Quebec, I would rather see it assisted than any other scheme I hear proposed. (3446 of Debates.)
As I said before, we have a choice of deciding between two companies for the building of this road. My opinion is that if the government should decide to give any assistance for that purpose, the company which is entitled to the preference is the Grand Trunk Railway Company. That company has done a great deal to open up this country, they have spent a great deal of money, and have received very littlte return for it. (3448 of Debates.)
Should that hon. member, au ex-Minister of Railways, were in power to-day, would he think otherwise ? In the Senate, Sir Mackenzie Bowell, leader of the Conservative party seconded the motion to grant the charter of the Grand Trunk Pacific. All that goes to show that that company has powerful supporters on all sides.
I am satisfied that the time has come for northern Quebec to have its equitable share. I am convinced that the northern country

Is the comer stone of our country's commercial independence, and that the plan of the government is the most practical means of maintaining the present political balance In the country and increasing our prospects of trade in the future. I consider that the scheme laid before us is a good one, and on the whole is deserving of the country's approval. One of the promoters of the Trans-Canada, a Conservative of Quebec, wrote to me, last week : * From the national standpoint, there is no doubt in my mind that the policy of the government for the building of a road from Quebec to Winnipeg is a good one and will greatly benefit the province as well as the whole of Canada.'


Mr.   J.@: 6. Scott, the leading promoter of the Trans-Canada, in the ' Morning Chronicle,' of Quebec, expresses the same views. Mr. Doucet, engineer of the Trans-Canada, stated to me a few days ago that the government scheme, as regards Quebec, was on the same lines as that of the Trans-Canada, according to which the railway was to run direct to Quebec from the north of Take Winnipeg, with one branch line to Winnipeg city, and another from James bay to Ha Ha bay and St. Catharines. So, I am not alone of that opinion : the engineer of the Trans-Canada scheme believes that the government scheme is an equivalent one as regards Quebec.
It has been stated that the projected line, will not have any traflic and that its usefulness will be nil. I have heard it said,,, especially this year, as a cardinal principle, that trade, like water, has its natural channels. If that be so, in accordance with the figures I have quoted, the western and the general traffic, once the projected line is built from Winnipeg to Quebec, will naturally take its course that way. So that apart from the local trade which will be considerable, traffic will not be wanting, provided the line is rightly located.
Some express fear at the heavy expenditure entailed by this undertaking : $100,000,000 and more, it is alleged. The government put down the expenliture at $13,000,000. There must be a mistake somewhere ; the discrepancy cannot be so great. I understand the government to mean, that the only amount expended that will not bring in a return, is the interest during the first few years, as the road will remain ultimately the property of Canada, the company, in the meantime, paying interest on the capital invested. In fact, our public debt will be increased by those $13,000,000 or so, and no more.
Now, in projecting to build the Trans-Canada, we were prepared to expend $100,000,000, and that, to build a road through an entirely desert country, where everything had to be provided. What would these same people have thought of such an undertaking when they fret at the thought of engaging into the building of


Joseph Girard: a road which can expect for its first train as much traffic as it can haul ?
What would be the cost of the alternative scheme proposed by the hon. leader of the opposition ? The same amount. He stated that the people of Canada are not afraid to spend their money for useful improvements. What would it cost to improve our waterways, as proposed ? Millions and millions of dollars.
So, we are confronted with various proposals, all of which entail, let us say, to avoid quarelling, all the same expenditure. I think the proposal of the government is the best because it benefits all the provinces in a more equitable way than does the proposal of the leader of the opposition, which would strengthen still more the present system of providing for the requirements of one part only of the country, and besides would leave us at the mercy of the United States.
Praise has been bestowed on the system of local or branch colonization railways. Sir, we have had enough of that system to know what it is worth. It took twenty-five years to build 170 miles of railway from Quebec to Lake St. John ; and for eleven years past, the company has not found the means of building the remaining ten miles to connect Chicoutimi with Ha Ha bay, in accordance with its charter and its most solemn pledges to the government and the public. They cannot be prevailed upon to extend their road west of Roberval, although warranted by the requirements of the settlers and the prospective establishments of large industries at St. Felicien.
And see the Gaspe peninsula which has remained stationary, notwithstanding its natural advantages, awaiting those vaunted colonization roads. See the country to the north of Montreal, the Nominingue, the St. Maurice valley. Why not admit it at once, that system is too slow, surrounded by two many difficulties.
Times have changed ; we have no more that old-time settler who believed himself destined by Providence to a life of privation and suffering, his sole reward to be the honour of having founded a new colony. The struggle for life Has changed : the poor as well as the rich strive now only for comfort. Hence that unfortunate desertion of the country, that aversion of the settler for our forest lands, in recent times, and that wild rush towards the western prairies to the detriment of the older provinces. Since, therefore, it is necessary to build railways in advance to ensure the success of colonization, and since the provinces heretofore have been unable to do better with their railways than follow at a distance in the footsteps of the backwoods settler. I consider it our duty to accept and to further the proposal that is made of providing a great central railway through the finest forest territory remaining to us. I speak from experience. I have partaken of the settler's life in the backwoods ; I know.'

its difficulties. I know what are the views in this respect of the community I represent ; and I think I am the faithful interpreter of every settler in the province of Quebec when I say they rejoice in finding a government providing for them through the forest a royal road which will do away with the misery of old.
Not very many years ago, a man who is no longer with us. laid on the Table of this House the Bill for the first transcontinental road through Canada. What a surprise. What dark forebodings. What conflict of opinions. Millions to be spent, in-suffiicent data, and what not. None. Sir, are better acquainted with that phase of our history than those of my colleagues who were then members of this House. Sir John A Macdonald and his supporters persisted ; the Bill was passed as being a good measure on the whole, nothwithstand-ing imperfections of detail. Twenty years have since gone by. That scheme has been found so beneficial, that even his political opponents are prone to say that Sir John A. Macdonald was a great statesman ; and following in his footsteps, request to be authorized to build a second transcontinental. The new scheme is criticised in the same way as the former ; but the parts are interverted.
History repeats itself and I trust it will do so in this case. Some day Laurier will disappear. Ontario will pride itself in having given birth to Sir John Macdonald and in having his remains ; Quebec will pride itself as to-day in having given birth to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and the country will honour the graves of these two eminent men each with its brazen crown ; the one bearing the letters, C.P.R., the other G.T.It. Around these two graves two great races who have founded Canada will feel themselves more tightly bound one to the other by a common sentiment of national pride.
Sir, I realize that the vote I am about to give will be the most important act of my political life. I represent here enormous interests ; I was elected by an intelligent community to whom I honestly promised to support the government whenever possible. I am favourable to the principle involved in the measure, and I believe it to be superior to all' others which have been discussed in this House, as it decentralizes the commerce of the country, and is more equitable to all its parts. At the same time, the rejection of the Trans-Canada scheme, whereby my best and most devoted personal friends felt greatly aggrieved, might have induced me to oppose this Bill. But. after closely following the debate I am satisfied that the Conservative party would have dealt with the Trans-Canada in the same mood as the cabinet. Besides. I recognize the substantial assistance which this government has given to my county on all occasions, as well as the cqurteous treatment I received at the hands of its members. I am confident that the Prime Minister is taking an ever increasing
interest in the welfare of my district, and I would, for all those reasons, deem myself greatly failing in faithfulness and in honour, should I in such a solemn circumstance of his life, refuse to uphold his views. In so | doing. I believe I am fulfilling my duty conscientiously towards my country, my province, the constituency I represent, and towards my friends, and I entertain the hope that all will be benefited in a large measure by this policy.


Mr. H. A. WARD (East Durham).: I regret very much. Mr. Speaker, that I am not sufficiently well versed in the French language to have understood the arguments of the hon. gentleman (Mr. Girard) who has just taken his seat, which I have uo doubt have been very able and interesting. It may be quite true that nearly all the arguments that can be advanced, either for or against this scheme now propounded by the government, have been brought forward ; at the same time there are people iu every constituency who have a right to know where their representative stands on an important measure of this kind, and therefore it is that I shall address the House on this occasion. I realize that hon. members on both sides are becoming impatient at the prolonged nature of this debate, and I can assure them that it is my purpose to make my remarks brief. I am strongly in favour of the development by railway of those parts of this Canada of ours that have not yet been opened up, but I desire to see measures for such development undertaken by the government only after serious inquiry, and on the basis of the .very best information that can possibly be obtained, and in a manner which shall be found in the best interests of the country. I am willing that money should be freely spent by the administration of the day on any railway that will have the effect of improving our transportation facilities, in opening up unsettled districts, and generally in drawing the provinces of this confederation more closely together. But I believe that this scheme propounded by the present administration, coming as it does without that information that we on this side of the House consider necessary to have been obtained by the government, has been conceived in reckless haste, and is not one that should appeal to the country. Since this debate commenced, arguments have been brought forward on this side of the House which ought to lead the government serious ly to reflect before deciding to embark in an expenditure of such an immense sum of money without the necessary information which would justify them in doing so. I believe that the Grand Trunk Pacific should be afforded every facility for getting into the North-west, and should be granted liberal assistance for that purpose, under reasonable and safe conditions.
I consider the proposal that has been ' brought forward by the government to be

defective in many ways. I desire to call attention to a few arguments that have no doubt been previously given in this House, but which I think can bear a little repetition. In the first place, I would call the attention of the government to this fact, tliat now for the first time in the history of the country a great railway corporation is to be bound to the government, and the government is to be bound to that corporation for the period of fifty years. Fifty years, Mr. Speaker, is a long time, and the results may be very serious to the country. I desire to call attention to some points in clauses 7 and :l(i of the contract entered into by the government with the Grand Trunk Pacific. In clause 7 it is provided :
In order to insure for the protection of the company as lessees of the eastern division of the said railway, the economical construction thereof in such a manner that it can he operated to the best advantage, &c.
As I desire to shorten my remarks as much as possible, I will only read the portion of the clause I wish to refer to. Clause 16 provides that the government are bound to consult tlie Grand Trunk Pacific as to the amount of money that shall be put into the eastern division, and that it shall be economically constructed. Then clause 16 provides for betterments. Now it is well known in railway construction in this and other countries that the first construction is not usually intended to be a durable one. I contend therefore that the clause leaves it open to the Grand Trunk Pacific to secure the construction of that eastern division in such a way, in so economical a manner, that every year thereafter betterments will be called for and the government will have to provide them. - Now, this is clearly shown by these two sections, that in each year a large sum will probably have to be spent for betterments, and I have no doubt, in my own mind, that the amount that must be spent in this way will come to even more that the interest that the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company will have to pay on the cost of this road.
A good deal has been said about the security that the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company are giving to the government for the payment of the 3 per cent interest upon the cost of construction of the eastern division. I was rather amused not very long ago by hearing a gentleman who came from a western Ontario constituency, represented by an hon. gentleman on the government side of the House, state that the government had a perfect ' cinch,' as he elegantly expressed it, in the contract with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company; that they were secured for the payment of all they would expend in building that portion of the line by a mortgage on ail the rolling stock on the whole line. I asked him if he was quite sure about that, as it was not the manner in which I had read the contract. He said : Oh, yes, the member for Mr. WARD.
my county told me so. I should think that hon. members should be careful about wbat they say to their constituents in reference to this contract, and should really stick to the truth when they undertake to instruct them upon this very important question.
I shall deal very briefly with the cost of construction of the eastern division. So many different estimates of this have been made, that really any hon. member could be excused if he had not a very lucid or clear idea as to what that division is really going to cost; but there can be no doubt in my mind that it must cost somewhere in the neighbourhood of $75,000,000 to $100,-
000.	If that is so, as the security given is only a second mortgage upon the $5,000,000 worth of rolling stock which are ear-marked, I believe, for that division, what security can there possibly be after the rolling stock on that division has commenced to depreciate ? The hon member for Pictou (Mr. Bell) brought forward what I thought was one of the most conclusive arguments as to the danger this country is incurring in constructing that eastern division. The argument which he brought so clearly before the House has not been answered by any hon. gentleman opposite who has followed Kim. He argued that as the earnings of the Grand Trunk Railway itself, on its roads in the thickly settled portions of this country, only amounted, after paying working expenses, to $800 per mile, that in this sparsely portion of the country through which the eastern division of the Gi'and Trunk Pacific will run, they would have to earn even a larger amount per mile in order to pay the interest on the cost of construction, even taking this as the amount which the government admit it will cost. It seems to me that this contract which has been entered into by the government was stamped as unbusinesslike at the very outset; if we are to believe what we have heard in connection with the negotiations with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway people, they absolutely and entirely refuse to undertake the construction of that portion of the work. That being so, it seems to me that the project is stamped at once as being an unbusinesslike one for the government to enter into.
The right hon. gentleman who brought down this scheme, and he did so in very eloquent language, used that expression which I suppose lias now become historic; ' We cannot wait.' It seems to me, with all due respect to the right hon. gentleman, that the reasons he gave to the House and to the country for the undue haste with which this project is being carried out were not of a very serious character-in fact, I might almost say that they were flimsy. The right hon. Prime Minister, in excusing the haste with which this contract was entered into, expressed great fear that the bonding privileges would be taken away from us; and in connection with this excuse,

I will read a short extract from the Minneapolis * Journal.' It is as follows :
The Grand Trunk Pacific scheme has caused a strange twist in the attitude of the Canadian parties toward the United States. The Liberals have generally been supposed to be the party of those who had no ill-will for or special fear of the republic, but Sir Wilfrid Laurier is advocating a Grand Trunk Pacific on the ground that there must be an all-Canadian route which cannot be affected by the withdrawal of the American bonding privilege. The Conservatives are now answering that there is no danger that the United States will ever withdraw that privilege. And they are right. Uncle Sam is riot prone to cut off his.nose to spite his face, and with the growing sentiment in the United States In favour of freer trade with Canada, there will be no tendency to get rid of such encouragement to trade as we now have.
This is an expression of opinion from the Minneapolis ' Journal,' and it seems to me that from what we know of the American people, that there is not the slightest danger of this bonding privilege being withdrawn. It is not at all likely that the American people, and the American government, entered into this arrangement with Canada years and years ago, unless they were going to reap from it at least as much advantage as the Canadians would. It has been a general feature of our dealings with the Americans that they generally get a little the best of the bargain; that they derive the greater advantage, and I am quite sure that we have nothing to apprehend in the danger of this bonding privilege being removed.
Several lion, gentlemen have spoken of the congestion of freight that has taken place ill the North-west in the last two years. That congestion, I believe, has existed with the two last crops grown in the North-west, but such arrangements have since been made by the railways already in existence in the west as to enable them to cope with the difficulties in a much better
manner than in the past. Now, I wish to call attention to the estimate of the crop yield for the last two or three years: Year.	Estimated Yield.
1898	 31,450,000
1899		 34,830,000
1900		 17,055,000
1901		 63,300,000
1902		 67,000,000
1903	(highest estimate) .. ..	58,000,000
Thus, the estimated crop for this year is nearly 10,000,000 less than that of last year. Of course, that is a matter to be regretted, but it shows that there is not the necessity for haste, so far as the moving the crops in the North-west is concerned, is the right lion, gentleman would lead us to suppose. The project might, in my opinion, very well have waited for another year, and the country would not have suffered in consequence. The commission which has just been appointed by the right hon. gentleman's government was, as I supposed, a commission to take into consideration the very points
which have led the government to introduce this scheme to the House.
Now as the government have decided upon this great transportation scheme, that commission seems only of use to register the decree of the government already issued. We always imagined that the commission was appointed for the purpose of trying to solve the transportation problem, and it seems unfortunate that the government should have rushed this matter before parliament with unseemly haste before the commission had an opportunity to tender its advice upon it. Let me read an extract or two from a speech of the Prime Minister delivered some years ago, to show what a change of heart has come over him. On the 21st December, 1880, Mr. Laurier, as he was then, had this to say with regard to the Canadian Pacific Railway contract then before parliament:
The policy of the Liberals was that it should be built gradually as the wants of the country require and its resources permit.
The policy of Sir Wilfrid Laurier to-day is not to build his railway gradually and as the resources of the country require, but to rush into it without knowing what he is doing. Again the Mr. Laurier of that date said :
Honourable gentlemen opposite will remember that they received ample warning not to create that state of things which -should bind this country to the immediate completion of the road. They were reminded that if they did so they would be putting a burden on this country too heavy for its strength to bear ; but they did not heed these warnings, they forced their followers to vote for this policy, and how, as a crowning consequence of that policy, their followers are asked to consent to enormous sacrifices involved in this contract. . . . In my humble judgment it was a crime, though I might say without severity it was a political crime-at all events it was a fault to bind this country to the immediate construction of the road.
I read that to show that the right hon. gentleman at that time believed in making haste slowly, and did not believe in rushing wildly to construct a railway as he is doing in the case of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.
The Liberal party in Canada seem to have realized lately that the Conservative government made no mistake when they built the Canadian Pacific Railway, and, as they built it. The hon. the Finance Minister! told us the other night that he did not refer1 to the Canadian Pacific Railway contract with the intention of casting any reproach whatever upon the men who framed it and Who constructed that railway. That was a considerable admission for the Finance Minister, a leader of the Liberals, to make, and I commend him for it. We of the Liberal-Conservative party have always contended that the proper system to adopt was to build the Canadian Pacific Railway as a harmonious whole, and not a thing of shreds and

patches, as the Hon. Alexander Mackenzie proposed ; and, Sir, subsequent events have abundantly shown that the Conservative government was right. The policy of Mr. Mackenzie was to build the road In four sections, and after giving the contractors $10,000 a mile and 20,000 acres per mile, to hand each section over to them to be thereafter owned by these contractors. That would have given us four different sections of railway running between Lake Nipissing and British Columbia, while the Conservative administration by sticking to the original scheme, have given to Canada a national highway of which every Canadian is proud.
The Minister of Trade and Commerce when speaking to this motion, told us that the remarks of the Finance Minister met with his entire approval, and so he did not devote much of his time to the consideration of the question, but applied himself t* one of his old time speeches in condemnation of the railway and fiscal policies of the Conservative party. I am glad the right hou. gentleman (Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Cartwright) has come into the House at this opportune moment. Here are his words :
However good the record of the Canadian Pacific Railway may be looked at as a commercial undertaking and I think the future historian of Canada would largely bear me out when I say that no possible combination of blunders could be conceived or could be more injurious to Canada than those which marked the initiation of that enterprise. I say in the first place that the bargain which they made in 1871 with the people of British Columbia by which, without knowing the smallest circumstances or the smallest fact that they ought to have known, they bound themselves within ten years by a treaty with that state, unasked for by them, to construct that railway was a fatal mistake, a mistake which resulted in very great injury and very great loss to the people of Canada and which serioftsly affected the permanent usefulness of the road.
But the right hon. gentleman did not tell us in what way the interests of the country had suffered, nor did he in any manner show how the permanent usefulness of the Canadian Pacific Railway has been impaired by the policy followed by the Conservative administration. I desire to call the attention of the House to his word, ' unasked for by them," which I would take to mean that the province of British Columbia did not ask for the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The right hon. gentleman must have forgotten the history of the time, or, he would not have made such a statement. I quote from - the memoirs of Sir John A. Macdonald, by Joseph Pope, an extract which X take to be correct:
In June, the death of Governor Seymour gave to the imperial government an opportunity of showing their appreciation of Sir John Macdonald's judgment. Mr. Musgrave was immediately transferred from Newfoundland to British Columbia. Through his influence, aided by the efforts of the Hon. (now Sir) Joseph Trutch, and other friends of the UI>-on, an


Henry Alfred Ward: agreement was entered into, the principal condition of it being the construction by Canada of the Canadian Pacific Railway. In the autumn of 1870. the people of British Columbia approved this arrangement, at a general election. On the 20th of the following January it was ratified by the legislature, and on the 20th of July the waters of the Pacific ocean marked the western limit of the Dominion.
The government of the _ Dominion undertake to secure the commencement simultaneously within two years from the date of the union, of the construction of a railway from the Pacific towards Rocky mountains, and from such point as may be ^elected, east of the Rocky mountains, towards the Pacific, to connect the seaboard of British Columbia with the railway system of Canada ; and, further, to secure the completion of such railway within ten years - from the date of the union.
That, I apprehend, conclusively answers the hon. gentleman when he says that the Canadian Pacific Railway wras not asked for by British Columbia.


The MINISTER OF TRADE AND COMMERCE (Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Cartwright).: Does my hon. friend want to know the facts ?


Henry Alfred Ward: I only know the fact that the hon. gentleman has stated! what Is not correct.


The MINISTER OF TRADE AND COMMERCE.: The hon. gentleman is very much misinformed.


Henry Alfred Ward: In addition to that, I wish to show that the Liberal party of that time were distinctly against the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, more especially the British Columbia section. On the 16th of April, 1S80, the Hon. Edward Blake moved the following amendment to a motion of Sir Charles Tupper in regard to the Canadian Pacific Railway :
To leave out all the words after ' that ' in the said motion, and to insert the following instead thereof : ' The public interests require that the work of constructing the Canadian Pacific Railway in British Columbia should be postponed.'
The Hon. Edward Blake, in concluding his very able speech on that occasion, made use of these words :
Complete the railway to Red river, go on with the prairie section as far as settlement demands. For that risk something, since the die is cast. But in order to succeed in that, in order that you may have a chance later to do more, deal with that alone now. Bend to that great effort your undivided energies, your whole available resources. Postpone meanwhile the western work, and do not by your present action, based on airy dreams and vain imaginings, risk the ruin of your country.
That was the position of the Liberal party at that time. Their policy was simply to build the railway as the necessities of the country required It; to drop off settlers, I supposed at the western end of the road, and only build into the prairies towards British Columbia as in their opinion the

necessities of tlie country required. It seems to me, Mr. Speaker, that if that policy had been carried out the Canadian Pacific Railway would not have been completed to this day. It seems to me that with the lack of energy which characterized the administration at that time, they would have simply gone on building small portions of the railway, and Canada would not have been in the position she is in to-day, to enable these hon. gentlemen to pose as the administrators par excellence of this country. That is one of the colossal blunders which my hon. friend referred to as having characterized the policy of the Conservative administration of that day. The completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The hon. gentleman also referred to the arrangement which the government of that day entered into with British Columbia as a colossal blunder. I leave it to the good sense of the House to say whether or not the hon. gentleman's charge is correct. He went on to state that he had an interview or correspondence with Sir Stafford Northcote, the chancellor of the exchequer. This is what the hon. gentleman said :
I very well recollect that when I came to lay my proposition before Sir Stafford Northcote, while he admitted the substantial truth of my suggestion that the road was of imperial concern, that its construction would be a great benefit to the whole British empire ; he told me nevertheless in so many words ; that although he believed that my request would have been acc3ded to at once at the time that the union of British Columbia was affected, yet, that as we had chosen to bind ourselves by treaty to the people of British Columbia to build that road within a certain period of time, it was out of his power under the circumstances to propose to the British parliament to grant us any further assistance.
The hon. gentleman evidently bad no confidence in the resources of the country at the time the Hon. Alexander Mackenzie's administration was in power. He was afraid to launch out into the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway without assistance, and therefore he made this frantic appeal to the British government to help him over the difficulties which he seemed unable to overcome himself. It seems to me that that was rather a humiliating position for the hon. gentleman to take, after the courageous policy that had been enunciated and partly carried out by the Conservative administration.
The hon. gentleman also had his usual fling at the Conservative administration for the small number of immigrants that came to the country during the eighteen years that Sir John Macdonald's government was in power. That argument of the hon. gentleman's is so old that it hardly needs any answer. But I would, call his attention to this fact, that while the government of which he was the Finance Minister was in power, the exodus to the United States went on just the same. It is a matter of con-314
gratulation to all the people of this country, onl both sides of politics, that we are now getting large numbers of immigrants from the United States, instead of our youug men leaving our shores and going to that country. But surely the hon. gentleman can not claim that as a result of the present government being in power. Surely he understands, or he ought to understand, that the United States, being a very much older country than Canada, has been attracting immigrants for many years ; and that the stream of immigration, having once set in, in any particular direction, it is a most difficult thing, I imagine, to stem the tide, and divert it in other directions. That has been, in my opinion what we have had to contend with. Every immigrant who went to the United States was an immigration agent for that country, and used his influence to bring his friends there. I am very glad to say that the tide is turning in our direction, and I am sure that no one rejoices over that more than the Conservative party.
The Hon. Mr. Tarte, in the speech which he delivered to the House the other day, remarked that he regarded the debate which has been in progress for the last three weeks, as a peculiar one, in this respect. He said :
One thing is cheering ; we have not heard anybody during this long and interesting debate talking blue ruin or talking about the absence of the credit of this country. On both sides hon. members of the House have expressed the fullest confidence in the future of Canada and in its ability to grapple with the biggest problems.
That is in strong contrast with the conduct of the present government when in opposition. As everybody knows, who has studied the proceedings of parliament at that time, especially when the Canadian Pacific Railway was being built and the National Policy was being introduced, a great many blue ruin speeches were delivered by these hon. gentlemen. But no similar accusation can be established against this side. No hon. gentleman on the government benches can prove that the present opposition have ever adopted any such course as was followed in the days I referred to by hon. gentlemen opposite. Judging by the criticisms, Mr. Speaker, indulged in by the supporters of the measure before the House, it would seem that they either do not understand, or wilfully misunderstand the policy enunciated by the hon. the leader of the opposition. In my opinion that policy is a broad and courageous one. It is, I believe, becoming every day more popular with the people, and I should not be surprised if the government, before this resolution is voted, were to adopt some of the suggestions made by my hon. leader. Were they to do so, they would be acting in the interests of the country. The policy enunciated by the leader of the opposition offers an attractive alternative to the vicious



policy enunciated by the government. In every line it suggests that we should not blindly rush into any scheme without counting the cost, and if the leader of the opposition should be returned to power at the next general elections-which we are told are very close-it would not even then be too late to modify this contract with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, so as to make it more acceptable in the interests of the country. The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway themselves, I believe, are not altogether in love with the scheme, so far as the eastern division is concerned, and would be quite willing to modify it; and if that were done, it would save millions of money to the country.
Hon. members on this side have been charged by hon. gentlemen opposite with unpatriotic conduct, because they are opposing the measure before the House, but no accusation of preaching blue ruin has been or could be possibly made against us. The Conservative party rejoice in the fact that, in spite of the infliction of having its affairs conducted by a Liberal government, the country is prosperous. We take pride in the thought that, by reason of the foundation of prosperity having been so firmly laid by the much abused administration of the late Sir John Macdonald, the country is able to stand even the reckless expenditure of the present administration. We look forward to the time when hon. gentlemen on the treasury benches will be relegated to that political obscurity they are so well qualified to adorn. The day is not far distant when the hon. leader of the opposition will be called on to put into force the policy to which he so ably drew the'attention of the House. We have an abiding faith in the future of this great Dominion, and notwithstanding the strictures of hon. gentlemen opposite, we will always be found, in power or out of power, doing our utmost to assist in the up-building of this young nation.


Mr. T. O. DAVIS (Saskatchewan).: I am sorry, Mr. Speaker, that I had not the pleasure of listening to all of the speech with which we have just been favoured, but as no doubt it was on pretty much the same line as the other speeches already delivered on that side, I am probably not very much the loser, so far as concerns replying to the strictures of speakers on the opposite side, who preceded the hon. gentleman, and who went over the same ground. In dealing with this question, I intend, Sir, to be very brief. I do not intend to thresh over again the old straw which has been so well threshed by hon. gentlemen opposite, but to confine myself as much as possible to that portion of the Bill which interests the people I represent.
This discussion has now lasted some weeks. When the proposition of the government was first submitted to the House by its right hon. leader, in an eloquent
Mr. 'WARD.
speech, we had no reply for some time from the hon. leader of the opposition. But that hon. gentleman, after brooding in silence a long time, came down with an alternative proposition. Previous to that his supporters, who had been attacking this project, attacked it on the ground that the proposed railway was not wanted, that there was nobody asking for it, that the country which it was to go through was not fit for settlement, and that the operating of the line between Moncton and Winnipeg by different railway companies, with joint running powers, was impracticable. But as soon as the leader o>f the opposition, after his long period of silent incubation, brought down his alternative proposition, his supporters began to change their tune; and that alternative proposition, I must say, bears very strongly the stamp of an hon. gentleman who made a trip here from Manitoba some time ago.
I refer to Premier Roblin. That he had something to do with formulating the policy of the leader of the opposition is shown by the fact that that policy comprises the buying or establishing of barns and warehouses for the people of the west. Then again, I am under the impression that a red headed boy has something to do with it. We have heard of one red headed boy. but apparently there is another, because a considerable portion of the policy proposed by the leader of the opposition would certainly tend to benefit a certain corporation with which this red headed boy has a good deal to do. That policy is before the House now, and I intend to discuss* it as briefly as possible. But 1 wish first to give some attention to a few of the statements made by the hon. member for Marquette (Mr. Roche), and I do not know that I would have trespassed on the good nature of the House at all had it not been for those statements. It is well known that the people of the west are anxious to have this road constructed. We hear hon. gentlemen opposite say that there is no demand for it, but we know, as a matter of fact, that the question of building this line has been brought up in this House during the last seven years, in season and out of season, by supporters of the government. Then again we have pointed out the disabilities under which our settlers are labouring on account of not being able to get their produce to market in an expeditious manner, and also on account of the exorbitant freight charges which they have to pay to the railway corporations which is practically in control of the transportation in that part of the country. Not longer ago than last year, this question was brought up, and I remember that on that occasion many members opposite took part in the debate, amongst others the leader of the opposition and the hon. member for Marquette. This is what the hon. member for Marquette said, as will be found on page 917 of the ' Hansard ' of 1902 :

We are. bound to require additional facilities. because our crop will be increased each year. To-day we find this condition of affairs- not only are the terminal elevators at the head of navigation full, but so Is every elevator in Manitoba and the North-west. Every elevator and flat warehouse, every place where grain can be stored is full to overflowing. And not only that, but we find that at each little station, not only along the main line, but on the branch railways, are piles of grain in bags standing out exposed to the weather for two months past.
It Is over a year ago that that statement was made by the hon. member for Marquette, who now tells us that we do not need further transportation facilities in that country. On the same occasion the hon. member for Centre Toronto (Mr. Brock)- page 942 of ' Hansard ' of 1902-said :
The hon. gentleman who has just spoken (Hon. Mr. Ross), with the distant voice of the past, remembering old things, forgetting that this country is moving, cannot possibly have listened to the voice we heard this evening from our great North-west. No government can disregard that voice and continue in office.
Further on, at page 944, the hon. gentleman was discussing the question of canals, as to whether the water route was sufficient to meet the requirements, and he came to this conclusion :
This is an all-the-year-round country. We cannot bring our grain that is grown in the North-west, if we work only in the summer time. We must hold out inducements to the railway companies and great transportation companies to move the grain all the year round-and it will take the whole year to move it. In the interest not only of the farmers of the North-west, but of the great financial institutions that are putting their money into moving the grain crop, it must be kept moving continually, and not only for the few months of canal navigation.
But notwithstanding this statement made by the hon. member for Centre Toronto, when the government, following his advice and that of other hon. gentlemen on that side, brings down a proposition that nobody can say anything against, we find the hon. member for Centre Toronto, because he wishes to assist his political friends, saying that the proposition should not be accepted, but that we should use the waterwayis.	On the same occasion the
leader of the opposition (Mr. Borden, Halifax) said :
And when the hon. gentleman brings dovvu any reasonable scheme for increasing the means of Canadian transportation-any scheme by means of which the grain grown in the Canadian North-west shall he assuredly carried over Canadian lines to Canadian ports and shipped thence to Europe-he will have my support and I believe the support of every other man on this side of the House.
Yet, when this proposition was brought down, we were told that there was no demand for It. I see the leader of the opposition smiling. He need not smile, for if he will read the speeches of his followers 3144
he will find that time after time they demanded to be told wlio was asking for this new road. Why, the demand for it came from the leader of the opposition and his followers, as well as from the people of the country generally.
Now, thei hon. member for Marquette made a few remarks the other evening discussing tiie subject now before the Chair, to which I would like to refer for a few moments. He referred us to the railway policy of the Manitoba government. He said that this Dominion government was giving $13,000 a mile by way of guaranteeing the bonds to subsidize the prairie section of this road, hut the Manitoba government got a road built through a large portion of the province of Manitoba for a guarantee of $8,000 a mile. He said, it is true, that a little later on they increased that to $10,000 a mile, but it was with the understanding that the extra $2,000 a mile was to he used for the purpose of buying rolling stock. But he forgot to tell the House and the country that that same road had been granted a subsidy of 6,400 acres per mile by the late Conservative government of the Dominion, and also that it had been given, by way of subsidy for the carrying of mail, something like $80,000 a year. So that, before the $2,000 a mile was given by the government of Manitoba, that company had received no less than about $30,000 a mile, allowing a fair valuation on the grants and mail subsidy. It must not be forgotten, too, that the road to which this extra $2,000 a mile was given had been in operation for years and years. The hon. gentleman seeks to justify this additional subsidy by saying that it was for the purpose of increasing the rolling stock of the road. The people of the western country know what ' increasing the rolling stock ' means. That stock rolled around the constituencies, in the shape of dollars and cents, in the last election, and a portion of it today, no doubt, has found its way into the form of carriages to be used by the Minister of Public Works for the province of Manitoba. The less hon. members on the other side representing Manitoba say about that bargain the better. The hon. gentleman went on to say that the Minister of the Interior (Hon. Mr. Sifton) had quoted some statements made by the Grain-Growers' Association of the North-west Territories, and he went on to read a resolution passed at some meeting of the grain-growers of Manitoba, at which they condemned this proposition. But what did they condemn ? They condemned the granting of assistance to any railroads at all, even the guaranteeing the bonds. After the Manitoba government had guaranteed the bonds on this railway to the extent of $5,000,000 or $6,000,000. no doubt the members of this grain-growers' association went to the polls and voted for Roblin's candidates. But when his government was returned to power and this gov-

eminent comes down with the proposition to guarantee bonds, these gentlemen get up and resolute, actuated, no doubt, by a desire to assist the friends of ban. gentlemen opposite. The grain-growers of Manitoba appear to be under the control of Roblin and Rogers. They seem to have resolutions on tap. Whenever resolutions are wanted they are turned on.
Discussing the bonding privilege, the hon. member for Marquette raked the leader of the House over the coals for having introduced that question at all. He said there was nothing in it. It is easy to say:
' There's nothing in it ' ; but what argument did he give to sustain his statement ? Why, he said, and I have it here in his speech, that a man could get on the train at Halifax and could travel through to the Pacific. I wonder if he thought that what was wanted was to send passengers through in bond. As a matter of fact, we have a lot of cattle to send out of the country, and they must come through in bond. If we had not a railway built into the west over Canadian territory we would have to send the cattle through in bond or keep them. Only last autumn the Canadian Pacific road was unable to take out all the stock we had in that country. Our ranchers had to drive the cattle three hundred miles into the United States and there take advantage of the bonding powers to send the cattle through to an ocean port. And after they had driven them three hundred miles over the prairie they saved $3 a head on the cattle by doing that. This is another thing that demonstrates the need of a railway in that country.
The hon. gentleman went on to make a statement with reference to the Intercolonial. He said the system is not paying, notwithstanding that this is a prosperous time. Yet the government propose to construct another railway to compete with it, and, if not render the expenditure on the Intercolonial nugatory, yet to depreciate it to a very considerable extent. Has the hon. gentleman read the proposition brought down by his own leader ? The leader of the opposition proposes to parallel the Intercolonial. He proposes to build another road through that country. If this road that the government proposes to build, and that the Grand Trunk proposes to operate, is going to injure the Intercolonial in the way of diverting traffic, I am of the opinion that the road the leader of the opposition proposes to build would have the same effect. That is the kind of argument the hon. member for Marquette used in this House.
Now, as to the necessity of this road, as I said before, I do not not think it needs any argument whatever. The people of that country have farmed on shares, so to speak, with the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for twenty-three years. Those hon. gentlemen who make speeches in this House on this question allude to the grand scheme that was put through by the Conservative
party, and the hon. member for Marquette alluded to it as the pioneer of progress in that country. Pioneer progress 1 Why, Sir, that scheme has had the effect of keeping that country back for twenty-three years, and I say here without fear of contradiction that if the advice of the Liberal party, when that scheme was put through this House, had been taken, and the road had been laid out as proposed by the Liberal party through the northern portion of that country, and built where this road is going at the present time, in place of the 300,000 people in that country, we would now have two or three millions; I say that without fear of contradiction. When this bargain was going through that these gentlemen talk so much about, the Liberal party then, as they are to-day, were well seized of the people's needs; and if their advice had been followed we would have seen a different state of things in the North-west, and there would not have been such a crying necessity for this road as there is at the present time. The Liberal party foresaw all that took place, and they placed themselves on, record by resolutions. I am going to read some of those resolutions, and I challenge hon. gentlemen on the other side to get up and say that these resolutions were not what the country needed at that time, and that they should not have been accepted at that time. Here is one of the Liberal resolutions concerning the Canadian Pacific Railway contract, providing that the Governor in Council should have the same control over the Canadian Pacific Railway rates and over the rates of other railways. Will any hon. gentleman on the other side of the House say that that resolution was not right? Will any of them say it was not right for us to have control over the rates on that railway ? In the light of history, will they get up now and say that this country would not have been benefited, that the people of the Northwest Territories would not have been benefited, if this parliament had taken control of the rates? I do not think they will say that. I do not think you will find any hon. gentleman from the west, at least, who will get up and say that. Here is a resolution moved by Mr. Guthrie, I believe the father of the hon. gentleman of that name now having a seat in this House :
That by the Consolidated Railway Act, 1879, it is provided that every by-law fixing and regulating the tolls to be taken by a railway company shall be subject to Revision by the Governor in Council from time to time after approval thereof ;
That the exercise by the Governor in Council of the power of reducing tolls under the said Act is by the contract respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway limited as regards said company to such extent that the tolls when reduced shall not produce less than ten per cent per annum profit on the capital actually expended in the construction of the railway, and that the net income of the company from all sources shall not be less than ten per cent on the capital so expended.


Thomas Osborne Davis: That the said contract thug limits in favour of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company the powers given to the Governor in Council in the case of other railway companies and gives to the company whose road is to he built so largely at the public cost an extraordinary privilege, and withdraws from the public the protection provided for them in the case of other railways which may be built solely out of private resources.
That the Governor in Council should have In the case of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company the same unrestricted power which is possessed in the case of such other railways of revising from time to time as the public interest may require any tariff of toll3 and that the contract Is In this particular objectionable.
W\ll nny lion, gentleman opposite tell me that resolution was not right, and that it should not have been accepted at that time V Is there any person in this country who thinks now that it was a good thing to exempt the Canadian Pacific Railway from the provisions of the Railway Act, and to allow them to build up a monopoly in that country to allow that great corporation to suck the blood out of the settlers without the settlers being able to come to the government for any relief ? I do not think you will find any hon. gentleman opposite who will get up and say that that resolution was not on the right lines, and that if the government of that day had had the sense to accept it, it would not have been in the interests of the whole country and particularly of the people of the North-west Territories. Now here is another resolution re the Canadian Pacific Railway contract, attacking the provision authorizing the monopoly. I wonder if any hon. gentleman on the otliPr side will get up and say that that monopoly provision was a good provision, giving the Canadian Pacific Railway a monopoly for twenty years of the whole country also an exemption from taxation. Why, we have seen the leader of the opposition standing up in this House one or two sessions ago. and advocating the buying off of the Canadian Pacific Railway. He understood and he felt that the settlers were being oppressed by this exemption from taxation provision, and he advocated buying them off. Well, if the resolutions moved by the Liberal party had been accepted by his predecessors, if they had had sense enough to have done so, it would not have been necessary for the government to buy them off, and the settlers in the Northwest would not have suffered for the last twenty years. This is the resolution moved by Mr. Mills with reference to the monopoly clause :
That the contract for the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway while it gives to the company the absolute and perpetual right to build branch lines of railway from any point or points along their line to any point or points within the territories of the Dominion and cedes to the company free all government lands required in connection with such branches provides that for twenty years no line of railway shall he authorized by the Dominion parliament-
I am not going to read the whole of the resolution, but I say that that is a resolution which I think would commend itself at the present time to any hon. gentleman on either side of this House, for he must feel that it was a resolution on the right lines. Here is another resolution protesting against the exemption of the land from taxation. Now, when that measure was put through this House it was supposed by the government in power, and by the opposition at that time, that the clause in that agreement provided for exemption from taxation oil those lands for only twenty years. Rut what do wfe find tc-day ? We find that there is no possibility of the people getting any! relief for years to come; we find the Canadian Pacific Railway Company maintaining that the word 'grant' in that contract means the issue of patents, and the government had not issued any patents. These lion, gentlemen sat in their seats for eighteen years and they never issued patents, and it is a question in my mind whether they did not know at the time that by not issuing patents they were extending that exemption, for it has had that effect, and I believe we will have to suffer for another twenty years unless the land in the meantime passes into the hands of other parties. This is the resolution moved by Mr. Trow :
That the contract respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway exempts twenty-five millions of acres of choice lands of the company from Dominion, provincial and municipal taxation

Just think, exempting them from Dominion, provincial and municipal taxation.
-until such lands are either sold or occupied for twentv years

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Now it is forty years. We find now that, either by their stupidity or for some other reason, it is forty years in place of twenty years.
-after the grant thereof from the Crown ; that such exemption is unjust and will impose undue burdens on the settlers on the alternate sections who will be obliged to make lm-provements and incur expenses enhancing the value of the company's lands without receiving their fair share of the cost of such improvements and expenses ; that such exemptions by freeing the company from the burdens of taxation will reduce the inducements to the company to sell their lands early and will enable the company free of expense to hold their lands till their value has been greatly enhanced by the labours of the adjoining settlers and that the said contract is in this respect objectionable.
Will any bon. gentleman on the other side of the House tell me that that was not a) good resolution, that it was a resolution that should not have been adopted, that it) was not on the right lines, that it was not in accordance with the modern policy of today. although moved over twenty years ago ? I do not think any hon. gentleman opposite will get up and say that that reso-

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lution should not have been accepted at the time, inasmuch as it sought to relieve the settlers from this liability, for it is a liability on the settlers of that country for forty years. To force them by their labours to increase the value of the adjoining lands, and to allow the company to hold these lands until they can get $6 or $7 or $8 an acre, I think that is an injustice, and that nobody on the other side who has heard that resolution read would like to get up and say that it was not on the right lines, and should not have been accepted by the late government. Here is another resolution protesting against the exemption in regard to the government control of rates until a ten per cent dividend is earned. I do not think anybody will say that that is a resolution that should not have been accepted, that it was not on the right lines. The resolution was moved by Mr. Ross of Middlesex :
That the contract respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway provides that parliament shall not have power to interfere with the toll charged by the company unless the same produce. first the working expenses of the whole line, including the British Columbia and Lake Superior sections which working expenses comprise all expenses of maintenance of the railway and of the stations, buildings, workshops and appurtenances belonging thereto, and the rolling stock and other stock and movable plant used in the working thereof, and also hire of engines, rents, charges, and interest on lands not paid for, and all expenses incidental to working the railway and the traffic thereon, including stores and all consumable articles and also all rates, taxes, insurance and compensation for accidents or losses, also all salaries and wages of persons employed in connection with the railway or traffic
Now, just listen to that. By the wording of that contract perpetual exemption is granted. Owing to the great number of these charges you can never interfere with the rates because it is only after all the expenses that are mentioned in that contract are met that the rates can be reduced by a commission.
All office management and expenses, including directors fees-
There is another thing.
-agency, legal and other like expenses, and thereafter a profit at least of ten per cent on the capital expended on the construction of the railway which includes the public money and the proceeds of the public lands.
When are you ever going to get rid of that ten per cent clause ? The only way to get rid of it is to build another railway, a railway on which the rates are controlled by the government and by means of which the Canadian Pacific Kailway ean be forced to bring down their rates. That is another resolution which I do not think any hon. gentleman opposite will say was not on the lines of public policy at that time and should not have been accepted by their predecessors. Here is a resolution protesting against the omission of running rights. Twenty


Thomas Osborne Davis: years ago, the Liberal party foreseeing that running rights would be a good thing to have so as to enable other railways to use the tracks which were built with the public money of this country, introduced this resolution in the House. Had it been adopted, the necessity for the construction of this railway at the present time would not be as great as it is. There is not an hon. gentleman on the other side now who would not say that it was a good and proper resolution to adopt, for, while some of the lieutenants of the leader of the opposition objected to the running rights as not being practicable, the opposition leader himself acknowledges that they are practicable, and can be used.
Here is another resolution which I would like to hear any hon. gentleman on the other side of the House, at least any member representing a western constituency, say. would not have been a proper resolution and a good thing had it been accepted at the time it was proposed. This is a resolution protesting against the perpetual exemption from taxation of that railway and all station and station grounds, workshops, building yards and other property, &c. Is there any hon. gentleman opposite who today would not support a resolution of that kind ? The Liberal party twenty-three years ago could see far enough ahead to know that this exemption was not a proper thing and moved a resolution against it, but the predecessors of hon. gentlemen opposite lined up under the party lash and every one of them voted practically to put shackles on the people of the west. The hon. member for North Norfolk (Mi-. Charlton) who made the first Liberal speech on this proposition moved this resolution which showed that he, over tw-enty years ago. had a grasp of public affairs not possessed at the present time by hon. gentlemen opposite. The resolution was as follows :
That the contract respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway exempts perpetually the railway and all stations and station grounds, workshops, buildings, yards and other property, rolling stock and appurtenances required for the construction and working thereof and the capital stock of the company from taxation by the Dominion or by any province to be hereafter established or by any municipal corporation therein ;
That the property of the corporation will be in substance a gift from the public ; and its exemption from taxes is unjust, creates an unfair incidence of taxation and gives an undue advantage to the company over other railway companies, calculated to prevent the construction of competing lines and the contract is in this respect objectionable.
Or, in other words, we gave them the station grounds, we gave them the road and the rolling stock, and then by this stupid legislation we exempted them from taxation for ever. That is what the Liberal party protested against twenty-three years ago, and I would like any hon. gentleman opposite to say that they were not right in

doing so. Not a western man could do it and go back to bis constituency and be elected. I tbink every one will agree that that resolution was on proper lines and was a resolution that should have been accepted by the gentlemen who occupied the treasury benches at that time. This country from the Atlantic to the Pacific has suffered in consequence of their stupidity in not accepting that and the other resolutions and therefore I say, in the light of history, that any one reading these resolutions must conclude that the Liberal party to-day are better judges of what is required by this country than hon. gentlemen opposite and can be better trusted with the affairs of the people. Over twenty years ago the Conservatives refused to accept this proposition ; their action has put shackles on the people of the west, and for the last seven years we have been demanding, in this House, that these shackles be struck off. The only way to strike them off is to build another railway, an all-rail route from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
I have pointed out that we pay freight rates twice or three times as high as the freight rates that are paid in the east. Now we are getting people into that country and hon. gentlemen opposite are trying to to take credit for it ; they say that thanks to the policy of the Conservative party immigration is coming into the country. Think of it. For eighteen years, until 1896, the people there were on the verge of starvation and when we brought a few people into the country by one railway they dodged out by another until the leaders of the Conservative party who were then in power went to the west to find out what was the matter. Hon. Mr. Foster, who was then Minister of Finance, .surveyed the ground and advised the people to go in for mixed farming. Hon. Mr. Angers, who was then Minister of Public Works, went to the province of British Columbia and, forgetting that the miners in British Columbia did not farm at all, did not raise potatoes and cucumbers and carrots, advised them to go into mixed farming as a panacea for all the evils of the west. And to-day they will tell you that they brought about prosperity that now prevails there. The hon. member for Marquette (Mr. Roche), for instance, in an eloquent peroration referred to the buffalo and the red men that once roamed on the western plains. If these gentlemen had been kept in power another seven years we would have had the red men back on the plains-the buffalo are extinct practically and could not be got on the plains but the red men would have possession. The other settlers would have been starved out. The idea of these gentlemen talking about their having assisted to bring about the prosperity we enjoy at the present time in western Canada. They had as much to do witli it as they had in creating the universe. I said before that we have been farming on
shares with the Canadian Pacific Railway and I shall point out how that is. I have here a statement in which I have made a comparison of what the people in older Canada and the people west of Lake Superior are paying in local rates. I have gone further, because we are getting a large stream of immigration from the United States, most of it from the state of Iowa, and I have looked up the freight rates in Iowa, because people coming from there will know what they have been paying on that side and will feel the injustice of having to pay twice as high rates on this side of the line. The statement is as follows :
Freight rates charged in the state of Iowa, fixed by commission, compared with rates charged on the Canadian Pacific Railway, western division, showing increase of Canadian rate over United States rate.
Iowa. 1st class rate. C.P.R., western division.
Miles.	Rate.	Miles.	Rate.	Increase.30	16	30	27	1150	20	50	35	15100	24	100	54	30200	40	200	80	40450	.63	400	1.33	70
Do you mean to tell me that we can get immigrants to go into the country and stay in it while such a difference in freight rates exists ? I take this as one example, but I could fill pages with such. These people come from a country where there are commissions controlling railway rates, and when they come to Canada, where owing to the policy of the wiseacres who were in power 20 years ago, there is no control, they say : If something is not done to help us out of the grip of the railways we will not stay here. The leader of the opposition wants to buy the Canada Atlantic Railway. I don't think the people of Canada have anything to complain of with regard to the Canada. Atlantic Railway. That line is doing good work for the country and if the government purchased it to-morrow it could not do much better work, or give lower rates. The money you would pay to buy the Canada Atlantic Railway you might ns well throw into the Ottawa river. Here are the Canada Atlantic Railway first-class freight rates : 56 miles, 26 cents; 102 miles,
34	cents ; 200 miles, 46 cents ; 363 miles, 46 cents. Let us compare these with the rates on the Canadian Pacific Railway western division. * The first-class rate on the Canadian Pacific Railway (western division) for 30 miles is 27 cents; and you will notic'-'e that the Canada Atlantic Railway carry freight 56 miles for 26 cents. The Canadian Pacific Railway charge, for 50 miles
35	cants, whereas the Canada Atlantic Railway carry freight 102 miles for 34 cents. The Canadian Pacific Railway charges 92 cents for 250 miles, while the Canada Atlantic Railway carries it 363 miles for 40 cents, and for 451 miles the Canadian Pacific Railway charge $1.33. The first-class rate on the Canadian Pacific Railway to-

day is $3.85 a hundred for about 2,000 miles, and if you take the long haul into consideration that is equal to $2 a hundred for 1,000 miles. Now, the Intercolonial Railway, as I am informed by the Department of Railways and Canals, carries first-class freight
1.000	miles for 80 cents, and from Chicago to New York, which is about 1.000 miles, the rate is 75 cents per hundred, and yet hon. gentlemen opposite tell us that we are not suffering in the west. Now, the grain rate on the Canadian Pacific Railway from Winnipeg to Port Arthur, which is 431 miles, is 7| cents per bushel. It was over 8 cents a bushel, but they reduced it. On the New York Central Railway from Buffalo to New York, which is 440 miles, the average rate is 4J cents a bushel, or about one-half what the Canadian Pacific Railway charge us. Prom Prince Albert, my home, to Port William, which is about 1,000 miles, we pay 20 cents a bushel, but still these gentlemen will tell you that we cannot haul grain to the seaboard ou this new line for less than 17 cents a bushel. Well, if that line can haul it for 17 cents a bushel, it would be a great boon to the people of the west. They would sit up all night making bonfires so' glad would they be. Let me tell these gentlemen opposite that we do>
not want this new road simply as a grain road; we want it as a general highway connecting the older provinces of the east with the western country. The Grand Trunk Railway has a network of railways covering the whole of Quebec and Ontario, and when the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is constructed, it will bring every little manufacturing and commercial centre, in fact, every man, woman and child in old Canada, into touch with the people of the west. Suppose you bought the Canada Atlantic Railway tomorrow and carried out the scheme of the leader of the opposition, what would be the result ? You would have the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Grand Trunk Railway picking up the traffic along their own lines in the older provinces and carrying it on their own lines and the Grand Trunk having no connections at all with the west. That would leave Mr. Borden's road without feeders, it would be like a tree without roots, where would it get its traffic. The only people that can build this road into the west and make it pay are the Grand Trunk Railway people. They are in tbuch with all the industries of the older provinces, and they will bring the people of the west and the people of the east together. If we did not build this line and build it at once, the result would be that the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway or some other road would build from Chicago to the plains, and all our western trade would go through United States channels, and we would not get a dollar out of it. The revenue of the people of the west last year was $50,000,000, and the most of that $50,000,000 was spent in your industries down here, and went to pay Mr. DAVIS.
your artisans, and Canada and Canadians got the benefit of it. Would any sane man advocate that all this western trade should go south of the boundary line. Well, if that should happen, you would have empty workshops in the east, and you would have blue ruin indeed. Now, is the time to build this transcontinental line, and if any blame is attached to the government at. all, it is that they did not build it long ago. I myself have suffered in connection with freight rates. I have been in business in the west, and know whereof I speak. I have paid thousands and thousands of dollars to the Canadian Pacific Railway, at least half of which should be at the banks to my credit at the present time, if things were honestly done, and if it were taken into consideration that the people of Canada built the Cana-< dian Pacific Railway and furnished the rolling stock, and made a lot of millionaires,! who are trotting around giving money to institutions at the present time. Let me give yoiu an instance of how we suffer in the matter of freight rates out there. It is an old story, but it is worth repeating. I purchased a car-load of apples, 190 barrels,-in Sea forth, Ont, and I sent them home. In the innocence of my heart, I thought I would have to pay $150 freight, and I was figuring my profits on that basis. But io and behold you, when I asked the Canadian Pacific Railway station agent at Prince Albert what the freight was, he blushed, because h,e had a little more modesty than the managers of the road, and he told me the freight was $518. My profits vanished into thin air, and went into the pockets of the Canadian Pacific Railway, to help them to pay G per cent dividend on a lot of water. And yet we are told that we have no gri(Trance in the North-west. I could, understand such a statement made for political effect by some one in the east, but coming from a member who represents a western constituency, I fail to understand it. Why, Sir, the government that are to-day in power in Manitoba would never have got into power in the wo'rld had it not been for the feeling that exists there against the Canadian Pacific Railway. Four years ago the idea got abroad that Mr. Greenway had madfe some kind of an arrangement to assist the Canadian Pacific Railway to build branch lines, and had refused to assist the Northern Pacific. That settled Mr. Greenway, and out he went. The Roblin government came into power in Manitoba because of that feeling, and they promised to give relief from the monopoly of the Canadian Pacific Railway, but the people asked for bread and they got a stone. Because they are carrying a lot of bonds, they say they have control. They have no more control than I have. These railways will all be under the control of the railway commission. The hon. member for Marquette (Mr. Roche) says, You are gauranteeing $13,000 a mile, and you have no control, whereas we have

given our guarantees, and we liave control. What control have they? The same control * as will exist over this railway when it is built, and the same control as exists on the Canadian Northern-the control of rates by the government through the railway commission when it is appointed. That is what is going to control the rates, and no flimsy thing in the shape of an order in council passed two days before an election. The Manitoba government said they were going to take two cents a bushel off the rate on wheat. They said that just before the election, but I do not think they have got it off yet. Even if they do take off two cents a bushel, the people will have td pay for it. It will be taking two cents out of one pocket and putting it into another.
Hon. gentlemen opposite talk about the Canadian Northern as a competing through line. It is a good railway ; it is going to open up a first-class section of country, and serve a good purpose. But it is only a competitor for six months in the year. It will only run to Lake, Superior. It has no connections, and it cannot collect traffic anywhere except on its own line. It is just a road fit to carry wheat to the head of the lakes for six months in thd year, and perhaps to carry back a little merchandise to Winnipeg, if any one sends it up to the head of the lakes. If the Canadian Northern ever does any more than that, it must make its connections and build feeders in the east like the Grand Trunk or the Canadian Pacific Railway in the eastern provinces, in order to get freight.
Hon. gentlemen opposite say it is complained that there is not half enough traffic for that part of the Canadian Pacific Railway which runs north of Lake Superior, and which the hon. leader of the opposition wants to purchase. If that is the case, how is it that the company operate that and other portions of their railway, and pay 6 per cent dividends on stock which is half water ? At least 50 per cent of the railroads in the United States do not pay anything on their ordinary stock. Here is a piece of road which we are told does not pay, and still the company pays 6 per cent dividend. There is a nigger in the fence somewhere. The people of the west know where it is ; they are the ones who pay the piper. The only way we can get relief from the monopoly which was imposed on that country by the party of hon. gentlemen opposite when they were running the affairs of this Dominion, is to get another railroad constructed right through from the Atlantic to the Pacific, so that we shall have a road under government control on which the government can fix the rates. You cannot force the Canadian Pacific Railway Company by law, but you can force them by competition, to bring down their rates. Hon. gentlemen opposite tell us there is no such thing as railway competition. The hon. leader of the opposition, referring to the speech of the Minister of the Interior, tried to make out that there was no competition between railways and quoted as proof the high rate between Kansas City and Chicago. Now, I want to show you, from the report of the Interstate Commerce Commission, wherein the hon. leader of the opposition was mistaken. The annual report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1901 says :
During the past summer the open tariff from Kansas city to Chicago has been 12 cents per 100 pounds, bjit the actual rate at which wheat was moved has been as low as five cents.
That goes to show that while the rate was fixed and published at 12 cents per 100 pounds, and that rate was quoted, the actual rate paid by the people shipping wheat was 5 cents per 100 pounds, which was brought about by competition.
Now, I want to deal with something that the ex-Minister of Public Works (Hon. Mr. Tarte) has been hammering at in and out of season, as well as hon. gentlemen opposite, with reference to canals. They say that canals regulate the traffic. I want to read from the report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1900, which goes to show that the Erie canal between Buffalo and New York does not regulate the traffic, but that it is competition between railways that does so. That report says :
It has generally been understood that the canal frpm Buffalo to New York city, while it carried a comparatively small amount of the grain traffic, determined the rate at which the railroads should carry the balance, but Mr. Harriott testified that this was not true ; that the canal was not now a factor, either in the carrying of the traffic, or the making of the rate : that if the railway lines advanced their rates, the canal promptly followed ; that the controlling factor was competition between these railroad lines, and that if this competition could be eliminated, advances in rate would only be limited by market conditions at home and abroad.
There is the statement made by the Interstate Commerce Commission, composed of gentlemen who ought to know, that the Erie canal at the present time is not a factor in regulating rates, but that the railroads are. With reference to rates in the west, we expect that this new railway, when built, will regulate them. We are looking forward to that.
We expect that this road will be built through a good country for colonization purposes, notwithstanding what hon. gentlemen opposite say. They state that the country is only a lot of rocks anl water. What have they given to back up this statement ? The government have answered them by producing reports of qualified surveyors and engineers and clergymen who have travelled over that country, and who had nothing to gain by making rosy reports about it. Againsttkese reports what have hon. gentlemen opposite put ? Their own statements. Well, Mr. Speaker, what are their state-

ments worth ? Imagine these people going toi meet the electors. They say that country is no good, that it is all rock and water. The electors say : But the government have quoted from reports of surveyors and engineers that it is a good country. These gentlemen answer :	But we say it is not, it
is all rock. The electors say to them : You are not infallible; we have heard your statements before. When Mr. Fielding brought down his first budget, you said that the country was going to ruin, that the factories would be closed, and that the people were going to starve. That was six or seven years ago, and the factories are not closed and the people are all right. Your statements must therefore be taken with a grain of salt. But, they say, our statements are all right now. The electors will answer :	What about the Teslin and
Yukon Railway ? You said that the land the government were going to give for the construction of that railway was worth a hundred million dollars ; but to-day no man will give a thousand dollars for it. Therefore, we cannot accept your statement; you must give us proof. The idea of supposing that the electors will take the unsupported statements of these gentlemen after their record ! When they go before the electors, they will be asked for proof, and they have no proof to offer. They expect that the people will take their word without proof, but they will be very much mistaken.
Now, I want to say a word about the proposition of the hon. leader of the opposition. If he had brought down that proposition earlier in this debate, what a lot of wind, what a lot of trouble, it would have saved. These gentlemen got up and talked hour after hour about running rights being of no use. They said we were going to waste a hundred million dollars. By and by the hon. the leader of the opposition, after having consulted the redheaded boy and the gentleman from Manitoba, came down with the scheme involving an expenditure of over $300,000,000. And in outlining that scheme, he declared emphatically, we are not afraid to spend money, return us to office and see what we shall do. Had he only brought down that proposition a little earlier, what a relief it would have been to some of his friends; what a flood of talk it would have saved. There is one thing that strikes me in connection with the two propositions, and that is this : When the right hon. the First Minister submitted his scheme, we had it explained by himself and his colleagues. We had the financial part of it gone into thoroughly by the hon. the Minister of Finance. We had every point made by hon. gentlemen opposite, during the two weeks they had been attacking the proposition. replied to. Well, when the hon. the leader of the opposition brought down his alternative scheme, we naturally expected Mr. DAVIS.
to have it explained in all its details by hon. gentlemen opposite. But no, they all steered clear of it. They would not touch it. We did not hear any of them telling us what a fine proposition it was. But have we not a right to approach this alternative scheme of the leader of the opposition with an open mind just as well as hon. gentlemen opposite ? If they would only explain the merits of their scheme, they might convert us. Let them explain how much it is going to cost, what benefits will accrue from it to the country, and in what particlars it is better than the scheme of the government. But none of them will do that, they steer clear of its details, and they keep whacking away at the same old straw about the country back there not being fit for settlement, and about all the money we are going to spend. Their own scheme, however, they avoid as they would the plague. But just consider what a beautiful proposition it is. It will stand as a monument to the leader of the opposition who propounded it, and the redheaded bay and some others. They are going to build another line through New Brunswick, which will parallel the Intercolonial Railway and which will cost something like $10,000,000. Then they will build a piece of road from Montreal to Coteau, which will cost $1,200,000; after that they will buy the Canada Atlantic Railway. But I would ask :	What do we
want with the Canada Atlantic Railway V Is that road not doing good work for the people now V Is it not doing everything it can to relieve the congestion ? Is it not bringing to Canadian ports, not only traffic of our own country, but the traffic of the United States. Do these hon. gentlemen say, judging by our experience in the past, that the government could operate that road and haul freights over it at less rates than the Canada Atlantic Railway is charging V I say no. Would the purchase of that road open up any new territory V No. Why then should we throw away some $18,000,000 in purchasing the Canada Atlantic Railway ? The scheme is a beautiful one. I have here a map of it which was published in the Montreal 'Star,' and I wish it coifid be cut out and shown to every elector as a monument of constructive statesmanship. 1 would want no more convincing argument against the folly of this proposal. They are going to build from Depot Harbour to Sudbury. But what do they know about that country ? Yet they are prepared to go on and build that road. Then here is where the redheaded boy comes in, and that is the road along the north shore of _Lake Superior. It is about as crooked as a dog's hind leg, it runs in and out, this way and that, in one place you start at a certain point and after you go seven miles you find yourself back within 200 yards of your starting point. That is the kind of road they want to buy. I do not blame the Canadian Pacific Railway for having constructed it

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that way. I do not blame the engineers for having laid it ont that way, because they had to use the water transportation In order to get supplies to build the road. It runs along the shores of the lake, with tortuous curves and heavy grades, and is of no use as a commercial road, and the redheaded boy would be glad to unload it on somebody. We built the road and paid for it: and handed it over to the Canadian Pacidc Railway, and now they want to sell it back to us just as they sold us back the lands that we gave them. If that road is such a good one, let them keep it. I would like to ask these lion, gentlemen, who are always professing loyalty, if that road is to be the only connection we are to have during the next twenty-five years between our eastern and western countries. What would happen, should unfortunately any trouble arise between us and our neighbours V How long would it take them to send a steamer across and tear that road up, and where would we be then ? Our western country would fall like a pear into the mouth of the United States and we could not help ourselves.
Any one who will take the trouble to compare the government policy with that propounded by the leader of the opposition will find that ours is vastly superior and will have the effect of building up and populating the great plains in the west in a way we never anticipated up to the present. Talk about a hundred thousand people, why we have room there for millions. Here is the little province of Manitoba, about
65.000	square miles. That province is producing at present, although only one-sixth of it is under cultivation, something like
100,000,000 bushels of grain. Take the two provinces of Alberta, Asslniboia and Saskatchewan, where you have close upon
300.000	square miles of territory. What can they produce V Their lands are equally fertile and the climate just as good as in Manitoba. What will they produce in the near future if you give the people proper railway facilities. But they will never be properly developed so long as we have to submit to a monopoly such as has controlled that country the last few years. I pointed out at one time that position of the stock raiser. If a stockman has a hundred steers that he had raised about three years eld, he could drive them into a pen and divide them. He could put fifty to one side for the transportation company and the other fifty for himself. When he got the other fifty to market he would have to divide again and give twenty-five more to the company to bring back the commodities he has to purchase, so that out of his hundred steers, he only got twenty-five. We must have relief from that condition of affairs. As was pointed out in this House a short time ago, a great part of that trade will, in the near future, go down to the Pacific coast. The Chinese are awakening up and will eat flour after a while, the Japanese also will
consume our flour, and in the course of a few years you will find that the railways will carry the products of the west as far as the third meridian, near Regina, and at that point that traffic will go both ways-to the Pacific coast and to the Atlantic seaboards, and every section of this railway will have all the freight it can handle. See how the cattle trade of that country is increasing, as the hon. Minister of Agriculture showed us a few days ago. It is only a drop in the bucket now compared to what it will be in the near future, if we get a proper system of transportation ? The government are acting wisely in bringing down this proposition, and will be supported by the people of the west. It is what the people have been looking to for years; and when the people of the east come to understand it, they will conclude that it is a good thing for them too.
The ex-Minister of Railways said in a jeering tone that Cox could not wait. The ex-Minister of Railways told us in a jeering way, ' Senator Cox cannot wait.' Why, Mr. Speaker, Senator Cox and the ex-Minister of Railways, too, are only flies on the wheel of this proposition. The people of the west say they cannot wait. They have said that for years. They cannot wait and they are not going to wait any longer. And the people of older Canada cannot wait. In the interests of this part of the country, it is absolutely necessary to have communication with the people of the west. And it is absolutely necessary, if they are going to hold their place in confederation, that they shall open up new fields of settlement, so that they may have a place to send their sons and also attract immigration as we are doing. That applies to Quebec, and, no doubt to New Brunswick and other parts of eastern Canada. This is a great national undertaking, an undertaking which will stand for ever as an evidence of the sagacity of the Liberal party. ' Senator Cox can't wait '-why, this whole country can't wait. The wheels of progress are moving on by leaps and bounds. Hon. gentlemen opposite need not think to stop them. And if they do not get out of the way, so much the worse for them. They will be like the cow that George Stephenson told about. When Stephenson built his first locomotive he was called upon to explain it to the committee of the House of Lords. And one old gentleman, putting on his spectacles, said : ' Mr. Stephenson, if your locomotive was going along its track and a cow stood in the way, what would happen ? ' Stephenson's reply was : ' It would be bad for the coo.' It will be bad for hon. gentlemen opposite if they do not get out of the way. The hon. leader of the opposition was sagacious enough to see that. He knows that the public demand that something should be done. And so he comes forward with his own scheme. The scheme of the government has been called a hybrid

scheme. If that is so, this scheme of the opposition is a mongrel, piebald scheme. It is simply a thing of patches. There is a piece of government ownership here, a piece of private ownership there, and so on, all the way through. The fact is, the hon. gentleman went out fishing, and he arranged his bait for the fish he hopad to get. Something for the Canada Atlantic on one hook- he hoped to catch them ; another bait, a fat one, tlie finest of all, for the Canadian Pacific Railway-he hoped to catch them ; another for the Canadian Northern-he hoped to catch them ; another for the people of Montreal-he would give them a free port; then the farmers of the west. Ah, he baited tlie hook with barns and warehouses-that, he thought, would catch them. But he will find that none of the fish will come to his hook. The people of the west understood this question. They want to use the water-ways, and will do so as long as the water-ways are open. But I have pointed out on a previous occasion in this House that something must be done in view of the fact that the waterways are closed a great part of tilie year, and the further fact that our production is increasing very rapidly. If we are dependent upon the water-ways we shall have to store a great portion of our products at tlie head of the lakes during tno winter, to await tlie opening of navigation, for harvesting and threshing ore late with us, and the winter comes before the crop is out.
I pointed out that it would cost about five cents a bushel to store grain for tlie winter, pay storage and insurance, allow for loss of interest, and so on. And when the grain is there, it must stay until navigation opens. Wheat may go to $2 a bushel but the farmer with his grain stored at the head of the lakes cannot take advantage of the improvement of the market. We are going to produce hundreds and hundreds of millions of bushels of grain. We cannot possibly store 200,000,000 bushels of wheat at the head of navigation. For, if we were to put that quantity on the markets of the world in the spring, the certain effect would be to depress tlie market and so the farmer would lose not only the five cents a bushel for storage, but, perhaps ten cents per bushel on the value of tlie product. If you add to the freight rate what it costs to store the grain all winter, you can make a rate that will successfully carry it to tlie seaboard by rail. When this is done, you will not needs the barns that my bon. friend the leader of the opposition proposes to build.
I was amused when he mentioned barns.
I wondered why he did not suggest furnishing tlie farmers with threshing mills. Then ; he might as well go on and furnish them with steam ploughs and wind-mills-he : could furnish the wind-mills from his own i side ; he would not need to buy them. I can tell the hon. gentleman the farmers are Mr. DAVIS.
: not looking for government assistance to : build their barns. What the farmers and the settlers of the west are asking for is' i what they have a right to-fair and reasonable means of reaching the market with their products, and freedom from monopoly, Hon. gentlemen opposite cannot catch the people with the baits they offer. The num? hers of lion, gentlemen opposite are few now, but I am afraid that after the next election their numbers will be beautifully less. If they keep up this amusement id which they are now engaged, the people) will not send so many of them here.
I support the government's proposal foij the reasons I have given. I did not wan? to give a silent vote, nor do I want to occupy too much of the time of the Houses In closing I have only to say that I believ^ this project is one of the greatest things) ever done for this Dominion. It is not only for the western part, for we are all Canadians, and we are all looking for the benefit of the whole country. Are we to remain for ever a mere fringe of settlement along the rivers and lakes ? That is what the policy of the leader of the opposition would condemn us to. I say, No. We are beginning to have some idea of the greatest wealth in the country to the north of us, wealth in forest, mines and fertile lands, The policy that will develop that country is the policy that will make a nation of Canada, will make this country the greatest colony of the British empire.


Mr. M. IC. RICHARDSON (South Grey).: , Mr. Speaker, in attempting to address thell on se on the theme which has been the subject of debate for three weeks past, I do not suppose I shall be able to add either argument or information to what has been already said in the many speeches which have been delivered on both sides. Neither shall I attempt to follow the hon. member for Saskatchewan (Mr. Davis) in the rambling and discursive address he has given the House. In speaking to-day, he has dwelt upon liis favourite theme, one that, I suppose affords him some satisfaction in addressing his constituents in the North-west. Abuse of the Canadian Pacific Railway seems a favourite form of discourse on the part of the hon. gentleman. I suppose it gives him the same satisfaction that that form of oratorical exercise so often practiced in the United States and known aa ' twisting the lion's tail ' gives to some politicians over there. And I suppose they are both intended to have the same effect in the elections. Whatever I might have to offer on this occasion, if there be no other merit in my address it will at least have the merit of brevity. Even if I had information and argument of great value to bring to the House, I feel that I have not on this occasion, sufficient command of my voice to address the House at any length.
I had the privilege and pleasure of listening to the very able, interesting and elo-

quent address made by the right lion, the Premier, in laying this scheme before the House. For, Mr. Speaker, I ana ready to admit that however I may differ from the right lion, gentleman in some of his opinions, however I may differ from him in the reasons which he gave for his policy, I am not insensible to the charms of oratory, and I will concede that his speech had at any rate the charm of oratory. It had all the polish of diction, all the beauty of rhetoric which could be brought to bear upon a subject of that kind, and the right hon. gentleman certainly acquitted himself in a very pleasing manner so far as the form of his address was concerned. He dwelt for two hours in the realms of romance. But we are not able to endure long flights of oratory, we cannot soar at such great heights for any length of time, we have to come down at last to terra firma; and when we get down to solid facts and examine closely into the proposition laid before us, we find that after all the speech of the right hon. gentleman was of a decidedly romantic and imaginative character, When he was about finishing that speech and came to his peroration, after drawing a vivid picture of all the glory of the great North-west, of the bright fields of waving grain, of the immense population that would flow into that country as a consequence of the construction of this railway, and when he said : Gentlemen, all this you can have for the small sum of $13,000.000-well, it did appear to be cheap, I acknowledge that it did appear to be what you might call a bargain. We have heard addresses of that kind before. It recalled to my mind the experience of my boyhood when I saw flaming posters announcing the coming of some great circus. When the day came and I beheld all the outward splendour of the decorations, and heard the orator outside the tent telling us of all the wonders that had been gathered together from the four corners of the globe, and after I had parted with all the pennies that I had saved up, to go inside and see these wonders, I remember how great was my disappointment when I found that the reality was almost a blank. There was about as much relation between the outside show and the inside reality as there was between the grand and beautiful picture which the right hon. gentleman presented to us as his scheme, and the reality that we found when we came to examine it in detail.
The right hon. gentleman told us that there was a feeling throughout this country, that it was universal in every Canadian heart, that the time had come when Canada must have another transcontinental railway. Now that was a big thing. I do not know, however, that I have been sensible to that feeling. I do not know that the people generally whom I meet throughout the country have been conscious of any such want. I know there is a feeling throughout the country which has been expressed time and again, which I think is a universal sentiment, that the time for bon-using great corporations in this country has gone by, that the time for giving away great land grants or money grants for the construction of railways, is pretty well past in this country. There might have been ai time, I think there was a time, when necessity did exist for assisting railway enterprises that were designed to open up new territory. There may be even at the present day occasions and circumstances that would justify parliament in granting such assistance, but no reason has been given to show that the present occasion is one of that kind.
Now, certain reasons were given by the right hon. the Premier why this scheme should be presented to the people. It was a surprise, I believe, to a great many members of this House. When we met here in the month of March there was no intimation that a transcontinental railway from ocean to ocean was in contemplation. We did know that there was talk of the Grand Trunk Company wanting to get access to the grain fields of the great west, and we were not surprised at it. It would indeed have been surprising if that company had not desired to enter into competition with other railway companies which were exploiting the great North-west. We were not surprised at that, and we were quite ready to believe that they would ask for some assistance, because we know that railways without exception are always ready to ask, and to take anything they can get out of the government, whether in land or money. But many members on botlf sides Of the House thought that if the Grand Trunk Railway wished to get access to the grain fields of the North-west there was sufficient inducement for them to build a railway into that country with their own capital, with their own means, without seeking any substantial aid from the government.
Now. when we make a comparison between this enterprise, as a means of opening up that country, and the old Canadian Pacific Railway enterprise, we find that the conditions are altogether different. We remember that even after that company was formed, even after the country had to some extent been opened up, capital was still very cbarry about taking any risks in it. We remember that the stock of the company was sold at as low a figure as twenty-five cents on the dollar ; and that it was a long time before it rose to anything like the ordinary market price of railway stocks, showing that it was regarded as a risky enterprise. Therefore it was an enteprise which required and deserved the support of the government, and I think this country has no reason to regret having given that support. Occasionally we find men like the hon. member for Saskatchewan (Mr. Davis), who, perhaps, owes all the material prosperity that he enjoys to the privl-


leges that have been provided for him toy tlie Canadian Pacific Railway, who will still condemn the government of that day for having made liberal grants of land and money to that railway corporation. But I believe that there is, deep down in the hearts of all the people of this country, a conviction that the government did what was necessary under the circumstances, and that the consequences have fully justified its action.	i ,
Well. Sir. there is another very widespread feeling in this country, and that is against subsidizing railways. There are other cries also that are coining up to parliament from the people of this country. One of them comes from the manufacturers, who are asking for more protection* from the workingmen in the shops, in the factories, in the mine, in the fields, asking from this paternal government protection of some character. The government have turned a deaf ear to these requests, but when approached by a great moneyed interest like the Grand Trunk, they are quite ready to listen to it. Now we know that when any great project is launched in this country the first question asked is : Is there any money in it ? Well, I say there is money in this enterprise : there are millions in it. But for whom ? Not for the farmers of this country, not for the miners of this country, not for the fishermen of this country ; but there are millions for the exploiters, for the grafters, for the speculators. These are the men who are coming to this government to see what they can get out of it.
Now, let me ask where did this idea originate ? What was the genesis of the idea of another transcontinental railway ? Not with the masses of the people of this country, not with the farmers of Manitoba or the Northwest Territories. They do not call for another transcontinental railway from ocean to ocean. It is true, we are told there was a congestion, and I believe there was in some parts of the country, and the people were asking for relief. But it has been pointed out over and over again that the congestion was caused, not so much by want of new railways, as by want of sufficient rolling stock, by want of better equipment on the lines that are already in existence in that section of the country. I believe that there is a very faint idea in Canada of the extent to which railway building is being carried on at present throughout our north-western country. There is now a great mileage of railway under construction ; a great mileage already in operation is newly constructed with the ballast scarcely settled on it, and now we are projecting another great railway enterprise that will come into competition with them all. The congestion of which so much has been said, has already been provided for to a very great extent, although perhaps not entirely, because there were causes for it over which Mr. RICHARDSON.
the railway) companies, the Canadian Pacific Railway and others, had no control. They had difficulty, for instance, in getting all the rolling stock which they required ; industrial centres are sometimes hampered in their operation, and there was a difficulty in obtaining the rolling stock which they had ordered, and for which they were ready to pay. But, I understand, and believe, that this year there will be a very great improvement in that regard.
I say that the demand for the building of this railway did not originate with the farming class of the country ; it did not originate with the mercantile class ; it originated first with the Grand Trunk Railway -but their proposal was not for a scheme of this kind. It was undertaken by the government after coming into contact with some large moneyed men who thought: Here is an opportunity to add to our millions. The suggestion no doubt was given to the government in that way, and has been taken by them. It is a very taking suggestion, and came at an opportune time, for if. was necessary perhaps to divert the attention of the country from some other matters that should press upon it. I do not say that this session has been barren of legislation ; some very important measures have been put through. But still the government were ready to seize hold of this for all it promised them, for all there was in it to them. It is not a commercial enterprise ; it has far more of a political character than any great enterprise ever before projected in this country.
At six o'clock, House took recess.
After Recess.
House resumed at eight o'clock.


Mr. RICHARDSON.: When the House took recess at six o'clock, I was speaking of the reasons adduced by the government to excuse their great haste in pushing through this measure. The Prime Minister told us that a great crisis was upon the country, and that we could not wait, but he kept the House in the dark as to the nature and origin of that crisis. It certainly is not to be found in the alleged congestion of traffic in Manitoba or the Northwest Territories. It certainly is not to be found in anything which a man of ordinary information can discover, and therefore we have a right to ask : Why this mad haste on the part of the government ; why this haste in absolute disregard of the statement put in the mouth of the Governor General at the opening of the session, that a transportation commission would be appointed to get light on the subject ? We have been told in an off-hand way that there are mountains of information bearing on this government scheme, but nevertheless nothing tangible has been laid before parliament. Another excuse given for building this road

in such a hurry was that the bonding privilege might be abrogated, but that has been so exploded that no government supporter now attempts to resurrect such a bugaboo. It could only have been stated to the House by the Prime Minister in the hope that a lame reason and a poor pretense was better than no reason at all. Then, again, we had it stated from the treasury benches that if the scheme were not gone on with now, the Grand Trunk Railway might not be open at a future date to accept such a deal as the government is giving them at the present time. Well. Sir. it is not at all [DOT]credible that the Grand Trunk Railway would at any date be simple enough to refuse the benefits which they are getting under this scheme. They are not going out -of business in Canada ; they are likely to stay in the country, and they will be just as ready for a good deal with the government next year or the year after as they are to-day. As to this government road relieving the congestion of freight traffic in the west, that is an absurd proposition, because a scheme that will take at least seven years to carry into operation is not going to relieve the congestion of traffic in the near future. It is said also that it is necessary to have this railroad to open up new areas for settlement. Well, Sir, it must be evident to all that it is the greatest folly to open up larger territories for settlement than we already have, seeing that millions of acres already opened up are crying out or settlers. We have railways sufficient o accommodate 10,000,000 more people, if those railways were properly equipped and properly supplied with all the accessories that are needed to the successful operation of modern railways. When you have settlements at great distances apart you have to encounter great disadvantages, socially, municipally and educationally. Man does not live by bread alone ; he needs a larger life than the merely animal ; he needs social intercourse and all that it implies in culture, refinement and development. Isolation tends to barbarism, and one of the greatest difficulties we have to overcome in the settlement of our great North-west is that people coming from the larger social life of the closely settled districts of Europe become disheartened in a sparsely settled country. We need regular settlement to build up the country methodically, wisely and regularly. We need it for the culture, refinement and development of our settlers ; all of which are brought about by education, by religion, and by all those things that elevate the mind. We need regular settlement to furnish traffic to roads already built, to establish communities and to attract the best class of settlers to that country. It is a bad policy to build railways into new areas of territory that will not and cannot be settled for many, many years to come. It would be far better that we should have regular, consecutive settlement in our country. Again, I hold that it is not necessary
to have another transcontinental railway as a means of communication with our great North-west. Nature has given to us lakes and rivers which afford an easy and a cheap means of transportation, and nothing that is known to science, nothing that is known to civilization up to the present day, can equal our noble waterways as a means of transportation. The facilities for transportation by these natural water routes are developing wonderfully. It seems but yesterday since the traffic was carried in comparatively small boats, but now these modem whale-backs take such immense quantities of grain that no system of railway yet devised can compete with them in cheapness of transportation. We are not opposed, as a party, to any necessary expenditure for the development of Canada, if it be carried out on proper and in methodical lines. The history of the Conservative party in the past in regard to transportation, and to commerce, and to manufacturing, is a record of the development and the extension of this country. The Canadian Pacific Railway is a monument to the transportation policy of the Conservative party. To-day we hear Liberals' aclaiowledge that they were mistaken when they decried the Canadian Pacific Railway in days gone by, and that they are now willing to cheerfully admit that this great enterprise has brought honour on its promoters and upon the country. It would appear as if the Reform party, looking hack on the history of the past and regretting their want of foresight, were now anxious to make a history for themselves ; were anxious to build themselves a monument to show that they have lived and worked for something. And so, Sir, they conceived this mistaken idea that another transcontinental railway was necessary. We on this side of the House are opposed to all hasty, ill-considered measures. AVe believe that the sentiment of government ownership is growing in this country, and so far as railway construction is concerned, this scheme of the government will retard the realization of that idea for at least fifty years. The experience in government ownership of railways and telegraphs and telephones in other countries seems to point in favour of government ownership in this country. We cannot attempt, and it would not be wise for us to attempt, to bring it about at once in Canada, but we should aim at it. We have the beginning of government ownership in the Intercolonial Railway, and it would be a wise policy for us to experiment on it further, and to see if we cannot make the Intercolonial Railway a success in a larger measure, and thus fully test the principle. The best value that the' people of Canada get for their money comes to them through the postal service, and although it may have its faults as administered, it is the very best and the very cheapest service that is given to the people of this country, and it is managed by government. Not only in various coun-

tries in Europe, but in India, we have an object lesson of what government ownership is doing. Railways which have probably been built in that country for military purposes are now operated successfully and so as to pay reasonably well ; and all over India there is a railway service, with fair accommodation, at the rate of half a cent a mile for passenger traffic, though, of course, there is a higher rate for some of the higher classes of people. The government of India holds the telegraph service, the telephone service and the postal service, all operated satisfactorily and all very cheap.
Now, I swill touch for a short time upon the supposed cost of the government's project, and the absurd statement about $13,000,000 being the total amount which this enterprise will cost this country. In what sense do we own what we have not paid anything for ? $13,000,000 would appear to be the amount that is to be thrown away, absolutely wasted, in the initiation of this scheme-something for which there will not be any asset in the way of service or property ; nothing to show for It at any time from the beginning to the end. I know that the hon. member for South Ontario (Mr. Ross) asserted that he believed that that is all it would cost. He believed it, he said, because the Premier had said so.


Edward Frederick Clarke: What about the Finance Minister ?


Robert Lorne Richardson: I fear that there may be other people who may be willing to take it on the ipse dixit of the ministers. It was a mischievous statement, I think, and one which will bear a little looking into. The hon. member for South Oxford (Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Cartwright) used an Illustration to explain it. He said that if in buying a farm he mortgaged it for all he had to pay for it, it was not costing him anything ; he had borrowed the money which he was going to pay for it. But If be got no service from it, or was renting It for nothing for fifty years, I think he would feel that he was making a very bad bargain. I would put a question to the hon. member : Suppose he said to his son : John, I have an opportunity of buying a farm for $5,000, and I can borrow the money to pay for it at 3 per cent, so that all the farm, will cost us will be the interest that v e will have to pay on that money ; that is everything the farm will cost us. The proposition seems very fine to begin with ; but it is a different thing when he adds : John, I am renting that farm for ten years for nothing, and you must work hard to earn the money to pay the interest on it, and perhaps in fifty years It may come into our possession when we pay the full price for it. It is evident, I think, to the most shallow thinker in this country that to construct that road from Winnipeg to Moncton we shall have to pay the cost Mr. RICHARDSON.
of the construction, whether we pay it out of the supposed surplus or borrow the money to do so. We have to pay for it, or we do not own it. But the first cost of $13,000,000 is that which is absolutely lost-for which there is no pretense that there is anything had in the shape of service or pos-sesssion.
But this is only like some of the other hollow pretensions made for this contract The Prime Minister, when speaking of another part of the contract, said : ' There is something in this which I think will commend itself to the hon. member for Stormont and Cornwall (Mr. Pringle) ' ; and he read this provision :
The company shall purchase all material and supplies required for the construction of the western division and the equipment of the whole of the said line of railway from Canadian producers, when the same are produced in Canada. and when such material and supplies can be purchased in the desired quantities and of equal quality suitable for the purpose required, and for prices and upon terms equally advantageous with those procurable elsewhere.
Is not that something magnanimous 1 It is equivalent to saying to the producers of Canada : In connection with this great and costly enterprise you shall have the privilege of tendering and competing with the producers of other countries for the furnishing of supplies. And yet this is held up as a great preference given to the manufacturers and producers of Canada in connection with this great public work. I say these are hollow pretensions, unworthy of a great government. The cost is enormous, a tax upon the efforts of the workers of this country, which will be felt for a lifetime. We paid cheerfully for the costs incidental to confederation. The farmers of this country were quite willing, in order that the great North-west should be developed and the terms of confederation carried out, to create a great competition witli their own products, and to pay for that competition in the form of taxes. There has not been much grumbliug about that. There has been a magnificent national spirit displayed. But there is no necessity for imposing such burdens upon them to-day. Will there be no let-up to this enormous taxation for the opening up of new territories ? The confederation has been satisfactorily completed ; the terms of confederation have been grandly and loyally carried out. By no parity of reasoning is there the same claim on the taxpayers of this country for this enterprise that there was for the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway. It may be said, what matters to us what the result will be fifty years hence ? We will not be called on to pay more than the first ten years' interest; let future generations look after themselves. I think the framers of the Ashburton treaty on the British side may have felt an indifference something like this. They may have said : It is possible that this patch of Maine run-

ning up into Canada, and which ought to belong to Canada, may make a difference to the country in the future ; but it will make no difference in our lifetime. Men who are nation builders do not act like this. This is not the method of the great men who build for the future welfare of their country. The pioneers of the older provinces built for the future ; they bore burdens and hardships such as we have not to experience. Men in the west, with overflowing plenty to-day, not knowing anything of the struggles of the pioneers of other days, or realizing what they owe to them, are impatient of results. We do not begrudge them having all the facilities possible. I believe the counter proposition made by the bon. leader of the opposition is one that will work far better for the well-being, prosperity and immediate relief ot the settlers in the great North-west than the proposition of the government. It works in harmony with the natural resources of the country and with our great lake and river transportation system ; it points to the extension of the principle of government ownership ; it means the saving of fully $50,000,000 to this country. This is a wise and statesmanlike proposition, whereas the proposition of the government is one which bears the imprint of haste, rashness and extravagance, and which suggests the warning contained in the old Latin proverb : Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad.


Robert Holmes: I do not expect, Mr. Speaker, that I shall be able to say much that is new in connection with this very much. discussed subject, but I shall endeavour to express, as briefly as I can, my views upon it. The hon. member for South Grey (Mr. Richardson), who has just taken his seat, was exceedingly complimentary to the leader of the government. In his opening remarks he admitted that he had listened with considerable interest and a certain amount of pleasure to the charming oratory of the right hon. gentleman. He admitted that he himself was almost convinced by the right hon. gentleman's persuasive eloquence of the propriety and wisdom of this policy ; and I wish to pay my hon. friend from South Grey this compliment, that I think he is the only one on that side who has spoken in complimentary terms of the leader of this government, or of any hon. gentleman on this side who has addressed the House on the subject before us. But let me here say that it is not by the charm of oratory alone, for which the right hon. gentleman is noted, that he, as leader of this government, has won his way to the hearts and sympathies and affections of the people of Canada ; it is not alone by his sunny ways that he has won their esteem, but by his sterling integrity of character, and the fact that he has given this country the best ad-315
ministration it has ever had. And let me add, that whenever he goes before the people, be that time near at hand or distant, the people will express their confidence in himself and his administration, and in the proposition which he has submitted to this House.
The hon. member for South Grey told us that although delegations had come here asking for protection for various interests, although representatives of the labouring classes had come asking for more protection, this government had turned a deaf ear to their appeals. Representatives of the farm, ing and other interests, he said, had come to the government seeking for the protection they desired, but the government had paid no heed to their complaints. But when politicians had come down with a large scheme on hand, for which they wanted government assistance, the government were quite willing to accede to their demands. Let me say to the hon. gentleman that the best and the only protection that can be given the labouring classes is to give them a market where there is a good demand for their labour at remunerative prices ; aud that is what this government is giving them to-day to a greater extent than ever before under any previous administration. And to our farmers, who are raising crops, not alone for the home market, but for foreign markets as well, who are producing a great deal more than the people of Canada can possibly consume, the best protection which the government can give is to provide them with abundant means of transportation by which they can send their products to the markets of the world with the least possible delay, and at the least possible cost. I would remind the House further that it is not true that our farmers and labourers have been calling on the government for protection in connection with their interests. I have no desire to take up the time of the House at any length in discussing the trade question, because it is not directly relevant to the matter before the House, but I wish merely to refer to it incidentally, in order to meet points which have been raised by my hen. friend and others in that connection. And in reply to my hon. friend, I wish to point out that not only did our farmers aud labourers not send delegations to this government asking for protection to their interests, but, on the contrary, they sent delegations protesting against any increased protection being given in certain directions, and insisting that the government should look after the interests of the farming and labouring classes as well as those of the manufacturers by not generally raising our taxation any higher.
My hon. friend said that there were millions in this project. Well, one can hardly expect a transcontinental railway to be constructed from end to end of this Dominion without there being millions in it. But evidently what prompted this remark was



the idea in his mind, conveying the insinuation that there were millions in this scheme for somebody who would not give any return to the country. That suspicion has prevailed to a certain extent in the remarks of a number of the speakers on the other side, but has no foundation in fact. Where did this idea of a transcontinental rail-way originate, the hon. gentleman went on to ask. There was no demand, he said, for a transcontinental line. Let me inform the hon. gentleman, for his benefit, that, as fains the ex-Minister of Railways (Hon. Mr. Blair) is concerned, the idea of a transcontinental railway originated in his mind when in Vancouver. It had already been spoken about, but at Vancouver the ex-Minister of Railways expressed his thorough approval of the policy of building such a line, and of doing so with the shortest possible delay. The hon. gentleman went on to argue that the congestion in the west has been provided for, that there is now no special urgency for the construction of this road, that there was a time when there was urgency and special need for this road, but that that time had gone, and there is no longer any pressing necessity for its construction. Well, assuming that the position he takes is a good one, it is in direct condemnation of the proposal of his own leader, who desires that we should accept the scheme he has put before the House.
I shall not endeavour to touch on all the different points which have been raised in connection with this subject, but shall merely take up two or three as they present themselves to my mind. My hon. friend then alluded to what he termed the bugaboo of the bonding privilege. Evidently hon. gentlemen opposite have taken the cue from their leader, to ridicule the argument advanced in connection with this privilege by the government. But any one who is at all familiar with the history of this country knows well that the Americans have on several occasions alluded to the bonding privilege as only enjoyed by the Canadian people at the good will of our American friends. If he will look at ' Harper's Weekly ' of one or two weeks ago-which can be had in our library-he will find in that journal an article dealing with this question. The writer of that article asks: What is the menace to the good-will now existing between the United States and Great Britain ? And he replies to his own question by saying that the menace which exists to the continued good-will between the American and English nations is the presence of Canada on the North American continent, and until Canada is brought into the American Union by annexation, there will be no assurance of continued friendship and good-will on the part of the American republic towards Great Britain. Or. in other words, the abrogation of the bonding privilege is the weapon which the Amer-


Robert Holmes: icans are prepared to use against Canada. So long as Canada remains a British colony and a competitor with our American neighbours in trade and commerce, so long will It be a menace to the good-will that should prevail between Great Britain and the United States.
My hon. friend also alluded to the disadvantage of scattered settlement. Well, Mr. Speaker, it is rather late in the day for our lion, friends opposite to bring forward an argument of that kind. If they will look up the political history of this country and the records of this House, they will find that during the regime of the late Mr. Mackenzie, one of the very principles he advocated was that we should in those days build the transcontinental line then contemplated, according as settlement and development required. But our Conservative friends pooh-poohed that argument as a ridiculous one. They did not believe in the utilization of the water stretches; they did not believe in building the railways as the development of the country might call for it ; but they did believe, and subsequently put in practice that belief, that the transcontinental line should be built through from end to end, regardless of whether settlement was sparce or otherwise. And now my hon. friend talks of the disadvantages of sparse settlement. There are undoubtedly great advantages in having settlements close together. There are great advantages in compact communities particularly in a country like the North-west where the privileges and comforts that go with many years of settlement cannot be enjoyed as we enjoy them in the older provinces. Close settlement is advantageous in a variety of ways which I need not enumerate. But in dwelling upon these advantages hon. gentlemen opposite are taking a course directly opposed to that which their party took a few years ago and have accepted identically the platform laid down by the Liberal party in connection with the building of the first transcontinental line. If it were possible for the spirit of the late Hon. Alexander Mackenzie to visit these halls he would be astonished to find that his principle and his policy and his platform had been adopted by those who in his lifetime so bitterly denounced him.
The hon. gentleman (Mr. Richardson) said it was not necessary to have another transcontinental line-not only that there was no urgency in it, but that there was no necessity for it. Well, if a transcontinental line is not necessary, what does he think of the plan proposed by his leader ? What does he think of the alternative proposition laid before the House, I presume in all seriousness by the leader of the opposition ? It is quite apparent from the speeches not only of my honoured and esteemed friend from South Grey, but from others as well, that the leader of the opposition did not discuss

witli his followers the drafting of his policy, because they are all at sixes and sevens with regard to it.


Mr. CLANCY.: Where ?


Robert Holmes: In the statement I have just referred to, to the effect that another transcontinental line is not necessary. That is one thing, and if that is not satisfactory to my hon. friend (Mr. Clancy) I can give him others. I could quote from the speeches of hou. gentlemen opposite showing how in many ways they disagree with their leader. The hon. member for East Grey (Mr. Sproule) in the earlier part of the debate spoke most vigorously against other railways getting running privileges over this road. He said it was an absurdity


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I repeat it-it is an absurdity.


Robert Holmes: Then the hon. gentleman (Mr. Sproule) disagrees with his leader.


Mr. HUGHES (Victoria).: Not at all.


Robert Holmes: Either the member for East Grey, or the hon. member for South Lanark (Hon. Mr. Haggart), I am not sure which, stated that running powers, as provided for in the plan of the government were an absurdity and


Samuel Hughes: Hear, hear.


Robert Holmes: The hon. member for North Victoria (Mr. Hughes) says hear, hear. Well, he may have other railway interests in mind at the same time that he is thinking of this.


Samuel Hughes: I wish to point out to the hon. gentleman (Mr. Holmes) that he has not put the case properly. No statement made by any hon. member here as showing the absurdity of the plan for running rights proposed by the government conflicts with the statement of the leader of the opposition. He pointed out the utter absurdity, we only pointed out the absurdity of such a scheme.


Robert Holmes: The explanation made by the hon. member for North Victoria may be satisfactory to himself, but I am sure it is not satisfactory to any other members of this House. Hon. members on this side will not accept as literally true-I am not suggesting that the hon. gentleman has wilfully misstated his statement of the case, for the hon. member for South Lanark, the hon. member for East Grey, and the hon. member for Hamilton (Mr. Barker) said that the scheme for running powers over this road was an absurdity. Let me quote from the leader of the opposition to show that that hon. gentleman took a view different from theirs :
It is difficult to give to one railway effective powers over a line under the control of another and competing railway. But if the government acquires the railway from North Bay to Fort William, it can maintain control over it and 315J
give all these railways running powers over it.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Oh, oh.


Samuel Hughes: Better tackle
something you understand.


Robert Holmes: This is from the leader of the opposition himself :
The third point which I would submit to the consideration of the House, as a sound policy, is to assist in improving the grades of one or both lines from Winnipeg to Fort William upon the condition that complete control of rates is obtained and that the Grand Trunk Railway as well as the Intercolonial shall have running powers from Fort William into Winnipeg. This arrangement will bring the Grand Trunk Railway with all its great systems in Ontario and Quebec into direct touch with the railway system and industrial life of the west, inside of six months or a year.
There is clear confirmation of the statement 1 have made that hon. gentlemen opposite are at sixes and sevens among themselves aiid do not approve of what their leader proposes. The hon. gentleman from South Grey eulogized, as others on his side have done, the attitude of the leader of the Conservative party towards the Canadian Pacific Railway and have deprecated the attitude of the Liberal party towards that great institution. I have no quarrel with the Canadian Pacific Railway in any manner, shape or form; and I am willing to attribute to that company not only enterprise but engineering skill and ability of a very high order in the construction of its line. But I say and say without fear of successful contradiction, that every forecast made by the Liberal party when denouncing the concessions that were made to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company has been verified by our experience since that time.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: Including the one that it would never pay for the axle grease for the wheels ?	[DOT]


Robert Holmes: The Liberal party ns a party, never said that. Some individual member may have said so.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: The hon. member (Mr. Holmes) is not a reader of the debates, of that time, or he would know better.


Robert Holmes: The hon. member (Mr. Holmes) is a reader of the debates-not as long as the hon. member for East Grey (Mr. Sproule) has been, perhaps, still, I have been in public life for a pretty long while for a young man. Some members of the Liberal party may have made that statement, but the Liberal party as a party never said that the Canadian Pacific Railway would not pay for the grease for the wheels. What does my hon. friend from East Grey think of the proposal made by his leader to buy the line from Fort William eastward ? Will that pay for tli,e axle grease ? I am not saying it will not do so. But it certainly is not a paying proposition at the present time. My hon. friend from

East Grey was strongly in favour of government ownership. Hon. gentlemen on the other side seem to be of methodistical inclination. They evidently believe in sudden conversion. I am afraid they would not practice the principles favoured by that denomination. But their belief in the principle of government ownership is certainly a case of sudden conversion. During the sessions I have been in this House the members on the other side have denounced with all the ability they could command not only the management of the Intercolonial but the government ownership of that road. And when it was proposed to extend the government ownership by buying the Drummond County Railway to give the Intercolonial an entrance to Montreal, did these hon. gentlemen show themselves to be the friends of the principle of government ownership ? There was not a man of them who was in favour of government ownership at that time.


James Clancy: Does the hon. gentleman (Mr. Holmes) say that any member on this side of the House had expressed himself as opposed to the principle of government ownership, or was what we said merely a fair criticism of the management of the Intercolonial ?


Robert Holmes: If my memory serves me well, these hon. gentlemen were opposed not merely to the management of the road, but to government ownership and the extension of the Intercolonial to Montreal.
Some lion. MEMBERS. Oh, oh.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: That is as near correct as the other statement that the hon. gentleman (Mr. Holmes) has made.


Robert Holmes: Hon. gentlemen opposite, to use a common phrase, do not like to take their own medicine. They like to rub it into [DOT] this side, and we try to take it with as good a grace as we can. But when their disagreements and inconsistencies are referred to, they grow very uneasy and very sensitive.
It has been stated, stated more than once, and stated always with a sneer, that ' Senator Cox cannot wait.' I hold no brief for Senator Cox; I know nothing about him and do not feel called upon to defend him. But the fact that a senator happens to be identified with a project of this kind is not to his discredit, but very much the reverse. And, while hon. gentlemen opposite may sneer and throw out insinuations, I do not think they can place a finger upon anything of a discreditable character, so far as Senator Cox's public record is concerned. But I want to say this, that if there is one man on the other side of the House who, to my mind, should have remained in his seat while this discussion is going on and should not have taken any part in it, it was the hon. member for West Toronto (Mr. Osier) I think it is exceedingly bad taste for a Mr. HOLMES.
gentleman who is interested to the extent that the hon. member for West Toronto is supposed to be interested in the Canadian Pacific Railway, to offer any criticism of this project. I notice also that when any reference is made to that hon. gentleman the members of the opposition act as if they were sitting on hornets' nests. No one on this side can allude to the member for West Toronto without two or three of them jumping to their feet and taking us to task.
In the course of the speech made by the hon. member for South Grey, I did not hear him make any specific allusion to the plan proposed by the leader of the opposition. If I am doing him an injustice it is not intentionally, but I tried to pay close attention to his remarks, and I failed to hear him make any general reference to the plan proposed by the leader of the opposition. While he was condemning the government proposal, I certainly expected that he would mention the plan of the leader of the opposition, and refer in eulogistic terms to the (constructive statesmanship of that lion-gentleman who has put before the House a proposal which even members on the other side have been very careful in referring to. They have been exceedingly guarded in any specific allusions to it. While we have referred to it in very general terms they have abstained from going into a general dissection of the proposal of the leader of the opposition, because they knew perfectly well that the more it was dissected the less there would be found in it. Now let us look briefly at one or two features of the plan proposed by the leader of the opposition and compare it with that proposed by the government. The plan proposed by the leader of the opposition, if I may use a term that they have used in other connections, is a sort of hit and miss combination. It is like driving over a snow road in winter, full of pitch holes. Once in a while you hit a pitch hole and you get a jolt, and so it is up and down, as you pass from one to another. The plan proposed by the gov-trol of rates ; while that proposed by the ernm,ent involves the construction of a line of railway from one coast to the other. In a word, you have there the two plans side by side. The plan proposed by the opposition will be to a certain extent an antiCanadian policy, because it involves running through Amjerican territory, while on the other hand the plan proposed by the government is an entirely Canadian line.


James Clancy: Where does the plan of the leader of the opposition involve running through American territory ?


Robert Holmes: Does not the Canadian Northern run through American territory '!


James Clancy: What has it to do with the Canadian Northern ?


Robert Holmes: Because lie proposes to accept a portion of it as part of liis system.


James Clancy: Does not the Grand Trunk run through American territory V


Robert Holmes: Yes, but the Grand Trunk Pacific won't run through American territory.


James Clancy: Neither will the Intercolonial.


Robert Holmes: Well, when the Grand TTunk Pacific is built my hon. friend from Bothwell will no doubt enjoy the privilege of riding over it from one coast to the other. Then the plan proposed by the leader of the opposition provides for no government control of rates ; while that proposed by the government does. The plan proposed by the leader of the opposition means a joint operation, the company operating part of it and the government operating part of it; while the plan proposed by the government involves single control. The plan proposed by the leader of the opposition provides for the opening up of no new territory. The member for South Grey said we did not require to open up any new territory, that we had sufficient for all our needs at the present time. That may be true. We have a great deal of territory that is not occupied, it is open for settlement, and it is very encouraging to see that settlers are pouring into that territory by the thousands. The plan proposed by the leader of the opposition does not look to the opening up of one solitary acre of new territory ; while on the other -hawh-the-pian-proposcd by the government opens up hundreds of miles of new territory which are, according to the reports laid before the House-though unfortunately our friends disagree with that-good for settlement and contain a great deal of undeveloped wealth. Then the plan proposed by the leader of the opposition provides for little or no development of the country; on the other hand, the plan proposed by the government proposes to develop the country for its entire distance. Anybody who knows what railway construction means knows that it involves an immense development of the country contiguous to it, and that will be the result of the construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific.
Then another very material difference between the two plans is in respect of the mileage. The mileage of the plan proposed by the leader of the opposition from Winnipeg to Quebec is 1,654, that proposed by the government is about 1,400, showing a difference of nearly 300 miles in that one stretch in favour of the government plan. From Winnipeg to St. John over the Intercolonial, as proposed by the leader of the opposition, is a distance of 2,232 miles; the distance of the road proposed by the government is 1.802 miles; showing a difference of 430 miles in its favour. Therefore, if the difference in mileage is of any importance the
advantage is decidedly with the government proposition.
Now, the question-may be asked. How is this new railway going to benefit old Ontario V It passes through the newer portion of Ontario, but of what interest is it to old Ontario ? Well, I believe it is of vital importance to nearly all the towns of any importance in western Ontario. It is of importance to the towns that have connection with the Grand Trunk Pacific, because it will give them better access and better facilities of transport into the great Northwest. It is of importance to the exporters and to the manufacturers in all those towns, and I am more than surprised that our friends who are generally so much concerned about the welfare of the manufacturers, should be short-sighted as not to see that their opposition to this line means opposition to the extension of manufactures. A couple of weeks ago, on going home to my own town after this proposal had been laid before the House, I met a Conservative who has gone into manufacturing industries. I may say that they have been started since this government came into powei\ This firm have started within the last two years a manufacturing industry in my own town which did not exist previously, and it is to-day employing between 75 and 100 hands. One of the proprietors is a Conservative and a personal friend of mine-he told me that he thought this was one of the best schemes that was ever put before the country ; and that so far as he was concerned he would be very glad to endorse it. I believe, Sir, the feeling of that gentleman is the feeling of a great many others. Then this scheme is important to the portions of western Ontario, especially those portions contiguous to the waterways of which the hon. member for South Grey spoke, because if their plan is carried out in the building of branches and in increasing the traffic, I believe that in the years to come there will be so great a development in the North-west that even the Grand Trunk Pacific, the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Canadian Northern and all the other lines running into the North-west, will not be equal to the demands that will be made upon them. The productions of that country will be so enormous that I do not think all the transportation facilities that we are providing will be adequate, and it will be necessary to make use of the waterways. Therefore, it is of importance to the western towns, especially those that are situated upon the lakes, because they will derive a *very direct benefit by virtue of this road.
Now, Mr. Speaker, it bas been said by some hon. gentlemen opposite that this proposal was being put through regardless of the interest of the people of Canada. Well, who are the judges of what is to the interest of the people of Canada ? Is it our friends on the opposite side, or is it the government who best represent the people

of Canada ? As the Postmaster General asked, who should ibe the judges of whether it was in the interests of Canada or not, a party who had twice appealed successfully to the electorate, or a party who had been twice defeated ? I believe that when the people of Canada have an opportunity of expressing an opinion upon this project they will show their approval in no unmistakable terms, that they will do as they did on two previous occasions, express their confidence in title general policy of the government, and in what I might call for convenience, the special policy of the government in regard to the transcontinental line. Our friends on the other side of the House are very fond of throwing out the challenge : Appeal to the country ! Dissolve parliament and appeal to the country ! X well remember that prior to the general election of 1900 our friends uttered the same challenge : Appeal to the country and we are sure the people will condemn you. Well the government appealed to the country, and surely the government were not dissatisfied with the result; and I am sure that when the government again feels called upon to appeal to the country the answer will be the same and that the experience of 1900 will be repeated, only perhaps to a greater extent. Our friends on the other side who have prided themselves for a great many years on being the party that endorsed the principle of ' Canada for the Canadians,' have in a certain measure abandoned that principle. They do not stand up for it with quite the same zeal and enthusiasm and earnestness as in the days that are passed.1 Perhaps they do not find the same political advantage in so doing. At any rate, it can be said without fear of successful contradiction, that the policy of the government is a policy of Canada for the Canadians, and as such it will appeal to the sentiments of the people of this country and will be endorsed by them. If the proposal made by the government is not one that will appeal to the good judgment and to the good sensq of the people at large then 'I am at a loss to understand what proposal can be brougln before this House that would appeal to their judgment. I do not for one moment think that the policy proposed by the hon. leader of the opposition (Mr. Borden, Halifax) is one that will appeal to the good sense and judgment of this country. I do not think that he himself believes it will do so, and if the policy proposed by the government is not one that will appeal to the judgment of the country then I do not think that it would be possible to frame a policy that would obtain their support. In this policy, the government have safeguarded all the interests of the people, they have not granted the concessions that were granted in previous charters, they are not granting an acre of land outside the right of way on the part that is built by the government, they are not granting any ex-Mr. HOLMES.
emption from taxation or any concessions such as were granted under the previous administration. The government has taken the wise precaution of safeguarding and looking after the interests of the people ; and the people will appreciate that fact. Hon. gentlemen opposite have tried to justify their opposition by saying that if some other plan or proposal had been introduced they would have felt disposed to support it. That is an easy thing to say, but it has no meaning. The government are not asking support for some other plan or proposal but for this plan and for this proposal. And my experience in this House convinces me that no matter what proposition might be brought down by the government our friends on the other side would find an easy way to avoid supporting it.
Sir, I believe we are entering upon a new era so far as our railway policy is concerned. We are entering upon a policy that is a commendable one, which will be approved of and endorsed by the people at large, endorsed not alone by our political friends and political sympathizers of the government, but which will win to it the support and the good-will of many who have formerly voted on the other side. One cannot look on this great and wonderfully developing country of ours without realizing the urgent necessity of, as soon as possible, providing additional railway facilities f*r the vast and ever expanding production that will take place in the near future, and I am satisfied that when this proposition has been placed before the people it will meet with their cordial and warm endorsation and approval.


Mr. GEO. A. CLARE (South Waterloo).: Mi-. Speaker, it is not my intention to make any lengthy remarks on this very important question, for I know that I cannot do it justice, and that anything I may say will be said in a very imperfect manner. The hon. member for West Huron (Mr. Holmes) made the remark that the farmers of this country had never asked the government for protection. He said this in reply to what was said by the hon. member for South Grey. I wish to state that I was With a deputation of farmers of this country who interviewed the government to ask for protection for the beet-root sugar industry. The hon. gentleman says that the farmers are free traders and do not want protection. Let me say to the hon. gentleman that to-day there are, at all events, ten times as many farmers in this country who are protectionists as there were twenty years ago. Let me say to him too that the farmers of South Waterloo who have found a home market by the establishment of manufacturing industries and consequent growth of the towns in that constituency, are protectionists to-day, so much so that this government has seen fit to gerrymander South Waterloo to prevent the .farmers of that

county electing a Conservative member to this House. Tlie lion, gentleman himself not long since performed a balancing feat, in this House, by supporting the tariff introduced by the Finance Minister and claiming that it was a good and a heaven-born tariff ; but at the same time asking for an increased protection on salt, and there are many other members too on that side of the House who while they praise this heaven-born tariff have asked for protection for the particular industries carried on in their counties. The questions of transportation and the tariff are, I claim, the most important that can be discussed at this time, and therefore the long discussion we have had has been an education, not only to the members of this Hbuse, but to the country at large. In my opinio)] it is unfortunate that a question of this kind should be discussed as a party question,. The government left no chance to their supporters to express an honest independent opinion upon this question. They made the bargain, signed the contract with the Grand Trunk Pacific, and forced their supporters to vote for it. This may be party government, this may be as it should be, but in my opinion, so important a question should first be discussed in the House, or at any rate the government should discuss it with their supporters before signing or adopting the contract. Instead of this the government first made the contract, they then held caucus after caucus, forcing their followers to support it, and to-day, when it is being discussed in this House, members, who in caucus opposed this Bill are supporting it. When the right hon. the Premier brought down this Bill he was, as might be expected, received with great applause. When he talked of a great transcontinental road from the Atlantic to the Pacific he was applauded by his supporters, but when he talked of the bargain actually made with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, the House was silent and nothing but his own voice could be heard. It was not until he sprang the bonding privilege panthom and pictured the dangers which might arise from an abrogation of the bonding privilege, did his supporters enthuse, and I firmly believe they applauded because at first sight they thought there had been discovered an excuse, flimsy as it was, which they could give to their electors for supporting the perpetration of such an outrage upon the country. We saw a smile of relief cross their faces, and they cheered ; but when the bonding privileges were explained to them, when it was shown by gentlemen on this side, that if the bonding privileges were abrogated, Portland would not do the business it is doing to-day. and that the result would be to bring trade to Canadian ports, a benefit not a loss to Canada, then these gentlemen became so afraid of the bonding privilege argument that they have not resurrected it in this House
for many days. Why, the vey best thing that could happen for the eastern provinces would be the abrogation of the bonding privileges, for then the freight from the west which did not come over the St. Lawrence route to Montreal or Quebec, would have to go by rail to St. John, or Halifax, or Sydney, thus building up these Canadian ports. To hear the Prime Minister talk about the abrogation of the bonding privileges, one would think that there was no Intercolonial Railway.
I am not opposed, Mr. Speaker, to supporting at some future time a great transcontinental railway, if there is necessity 'for it.
I believe that it is proper to help the Grand Trunk Railway to enter the fertile plains of the North-west Territories. I believe that we should give our settlers railway facilities to ship their goods eastward. But, Sir, before we build a railway from Winnipeg to Moncton we should know what the country is like, we should know what the difficulties of railway construction are likely to be in that country, and we should know the approximate cost of the railway to the people of Canada. This information we have not obtained, simply because the government have not such information to give us. Why was the hon. member for North Renfrew (Mr. Mackie) put up to tell us what that country is like? Why, because the government have no adequate information. He is the only man who has given us information about the northern part of Ontario and Quebec, and he claims that there are timber limits there and some lands suitable for agriculture.' I ani glad, and I believe every Conservative is glad, to hear that we have good1 farming and timber lands in that region. But what kind of information is this, to warrant the government in building a railway there. The hon. member (air. Mackie) saw good land and good trees there, but he knows nothing about the difficulties of railway construction in that territory. He tells us that he knows more about it than the engineers sent out by the Ontario government, who, lie says, were never in the vicinity where this railway is to be built. If that be so, then the information given by the hon. member (Jlr. Mackie) is the only information which the government has, and that is exceedingly poor information upon which to risk the expenditure of millions and millions of dollars. Accurate scientific explorations and surveys are the only source of such information, and these we have not got. For this among other reasons I am opposed to the line between IVinnipeg and Moncton at present.
In contradistinction of this policy of the government we have before us the proposition of the leader of the opposition. His policy is to extend the great Intercolonial Railway from Montreal to Depot Harbour; to buiid a connecting link from Scotia Junction to Sudbury ; to nationalize the

road between Sudbury and Port Arthur and to improve the line between Port Arthur and Winnipeg. This scheme of our respected leader will not only allow the Grand Trunk Railway to enter Winnipeg Within the next six months, but it will also permit the Intercolonial Railway to enter the prairie city. It will also give eastern connection to the Canadian Northern Railway, and if it is adopted, the Grand Trunk Railway would be enabled, and the Intercolonial Railway as well, to help In carrying out the crop of the year 1904. But, Sir. the most important thing of all is that these roads will be under government control. That is of untold] importance in a new country like ours. The Minister of Agriculture, in the course of his speech a few days ago, made this statement:
If we do not provide a means by which the Grand Trunk corporation may he able to get an entry into the North-west Territories, through our own country and under our own flag, we all know tha.t the Grand Trunk Railway has its connections with the railroads of the western states of America, and that it will obtain an entry by means of those roads into our North-west, and will bring down a large portion of the traffic of that country through American territory and by American lines of communication instead of through Canadian channels of communication. It is the duty of the government of this country to see that an evil of that kind shall not arise in the near future ; because we know that the interests of the people follow the channels of export traffic; and if a large portipn of the people of our North-west Territories are looking to the great railroad corporations of the American union in alliance with the Grand Trunk Railway of eastern Canada, they will be looking towards the American union for other purposes ; they will be buying their necessities in that country instead of buying them in eastern Canada, who can rightly and properly supply them. With this in view, it is a crying and immediate necessity that the government of Canada, supported by the parliament of Canada, should immediately arrange that the Grand Trunk Railway corporation should have an entry into the North-west Territories,, and that in doing that we should provide a new and better line, the shortest and the cheapest means of communication for these territories, not only with eastern Canada but with other seaports so that their produce may be carried to the natural market of our food products, the mother country.
The bon. gentleman surely knows that the Grand Trunk Pacific, if the Bill receives the sanction of this House, will not be built for five or six years; he knows that the Grand Trunk Pacific, however, will be ready within one year to carry freight from at least a part of the province of Manitoba into the city of Winnipeg; and I ask him if, by the argument he has laid before this House, he is not providing a way by which the Grand Trunk can send Its freight through American territory to the seaports? If, however, the plan submitted by the hon. leader of the opposition is adopted* the Grand Trunk Company will be able to carry Mr. CLARE.
freight from the west over their own road in the eastern provinces within six months. Yes, Mr. Speaker, they will be able to carry the supplies and the materials for building their own road through Canadian territory to the North-west.
But the hon. Minister of Agriculture was not always so careful to have the crops of the North-west go through Canadian channels. Did he not, and did not the party which he supports, oppose the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway north of Lake Superior? Did not he and the party with which he is allied oppose the policy of protection introduced by the Conservat-tive party into this country? I claim that these two acts of the Conservative party saved the provinces of the North-west to the Dominion of Canada. I ask aglain, Mr. Speaker, if 'the Canadian Pacific Railway had not been built in the North-west, and if lion, gentlemen opposite had had the opportunity of introducing free trtlde or com-merlcia] union into this country, would the grain of the North-wort come east through the provinces to the sea-coast, or would it go to the south, which the hon. member for North Norfolk (Mr. Charlton) said in this House this session was the natural market fot it ? Would the western provinces now be a part of this great confederation if that policy h'ad been carried out ? I claim, and I believe a great many members on the other side of the House agree with me. that the confederation of Canada would have .been disrupted long ere this if such a policy had been carried out.
The hon. Minister of Agriculture, in his address to the House on this question a few days ago, made an estimate of the probable crops of the North-west in 1900 and in 1911. He had an arithmetical way of reckoning them which I have not time to follow. I will take his word, for once at any rate, and admit that he was correct. The hon. gentleman calculated the number of cars that would lie required to take the amount of grain which this country would have for export in 1900 and 1911, and lie left his calculation there. It is my intention to carry the calculation a little further, and to show how many trains it will take to carry the grain from the North-west to the eastern provinces and the seaboard. He calculated that we would have for export in 1900 00,000.000 bushels of wheat and 28,000,000 bushels of other cereals, and 15.000 head of cattle. This would he equal to 88,000 cars of wheat and other cereals. 9.750 ears of cattle, taking 10 head to each car. To move this crop would require 1,955 trains of 50 cars each, or six trains a day. Now, 50 cars to a train may he a large estimate; hut under the policy advocated by the Conservative party, the gradients on the railways are going to be made perfect. A train of 50 cars would he considered a very small train on the New York Central Railway. A

train would not be sent out on that railway unless it bad more cars than that. JJow, all this crop could be shipped in six months by 12 trains a day of 50 cars each over one road, or in three months by one train every hour. The hon. minister estimates that in 1911 we shall have for export 100,000,000 bushels of wheat and 40,000,000 of other cereals, and 250,000 head of cattle. This would be equal to 140,000 cars of wheat and other cereals and 15,625 cars of cattle; that is, 3.112 trains a year, or 8J trains a day of 50 cars each. All this crop could be shipped in six months by 17 trains a day of 50 cars each, or in three months by one train of 50 cars every forty-three minutes. But we have two lines, the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Canadian Northern Railway, to Port Arthur, and if the proposition of the hon. leader of the opposition is carried out, we will have also the Grand Trunk and the Intercolonial Railway. But leaving these two railways out, I will show you how long it will take the two roads which we have to carry out that crop. In 1906 the whole estimated crop could be moved in three months by each road running one 'train every two hours. If they took six months to move it, they would have to run a train every (four hours. In 1911 the whole estimated crop could be moved by each road running one train of 50 cars every one hour and twenty-six minutes in three months. Hr. .Speaker, the congestion is in the west not in the east, and the hon. leader of the opposition and the members on this side of the House are prepared, as they have been in the past, to assist in building railways through the west, where they will be especially beneficial to the people of Canada as a whole.
But it is true that the farmers of the North-west have not sufficient granaries, and have to ship direct to the cars as soon as the grain is threshed. More elevators should be built, as stated by the hon. the leader of the opposition, and more elevators will be built if his policy is carried out. Even without any assistance from any government, the farmers and other interests of the North-west are building this year over fifty elevators, which will be completed before the crop is brought in, and these elevators will be capable of storing over 54,000,000 bushels.
The Minister of Agriculture a day or two ago in his defence of the Grand Trunk Pacific scheme advanced the argument that western wheat would before long be ground in the west altogether and shipped eastwards as flour and that this flour would be carried by rail. The argument is not sustained by the facts and is absolutely misleading.
Minneapolis is the greatest milling centre of the continent, shipping in 1901, 15.995.421 barrels of flour. The entire export of flour in 1901. from Atlantic ports, including Canadian as well as American ports, was 16.-
484,400 barrels. Deducting from this total the shipments via New Orleans and other gulf and southern ports (1,251,900 barrels) which were outside of the sphere of influence of the great lakes, leaves a total of 15,223,500 barrels exported from Atlantic ports. Minneapolis shipments therefore exceed the entire export trade of the continent for which a new route could compete. Several million barrels of these shipments were consumed in the west. The thing is to see what became of the east-bound portion of the traffic. Duluth shipped via the lakes in 1901, 5,634,225 barrels; Milwaukee, 2,238,778 barrels ; and Chicago, 918,763 barrels, making a total water-borne traffic from these three ports of 8,791,766 barrels, equal to 57 per cent of the entire export trade of the continent from Atlantic >
ports, exclusive of the gulf. Shipments from other western ports brought the total receipts by lake at Buffalo up to 11,053,439 barrels. Other ports including Cleveland, Erie, Oswego, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Kingston, Midland and Depot Harbour received a considerable additional quantity of flour by lake, bringing the total of lake shipments to over 12,000,000 barrels. In other words if we consider the export trade alone, and that is all that can be considered in the present connection, the volume of traffic in flour carried by the lakes was four-fifths of the total export business of the continent. This would leave about 3,000,000 barrels of export trade to be accounted for and presumably carried by all-rail. Now if we deduct from this the flour carried east by railroads from the region south of the zoue influence of the lakes it will be readily seen that a very small percentage of export flour is carried east by all-rail routes.
It is true that the total rail shipments by eastern lines out of Chicago amounted to 6.791.184 barrels, but the greater proportion of these were domestic flour for distribution through Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and other states where lake competition does not come directly into play. It is worth noting, too, that while the total rail shipments from Chicago eastward including an enormous domestic distribution as above stated) amounted to 6,791,184 barrels, the lake shipments from Duluth alone were 5,634,225 barrels in 1901. and increasing in 1902 to 8,703.330 barrels.
The actual fact is that in the carriage of flour as well as of wheat the water-ways are handling more and more of the traffic, and the hope that the Grand Trunk Pacific may be able to carry flour if it cannot carry wheat is utterly delusive.
In this connection I wish to address the House for a few moments on our natural system of transportation, namely, our waterways-a question of immense and immediate importance.
We have within Canada from Fort William and Port Arthur to the ports of Georgian bay, an inland 'water-highway' which

properly equipped will surpass any commercial highway by land or sea in the world.
But without the expenditure of a dollar we can, to-day, lay down the products of the West in Liverpool, by our existing railways and water-ways as cheaply as we can by the proposed all-rail route, carry these products to Quebec alone. ,
It is established by the best known experts upon transportation questions that bulky commodities are carried by water for one-tenth the ordinary railway rates. In the United States with their magnificent railway equipment, their almost perfect gradients, return cargoes, and fierce competition the best result yet attained in railway freightage is an average of eight-tenths of one cent per ton per mile. On the other hand, the 28,000,000 tons of freight which passed through the Canadian and American Soo canals in 1901 were moved at the rate of eight-tenths of one mill per ton per mile-being one-tenth of the lowest average railway rates. In 1902, this freightage increased to upwards of 35,000,000 ton's. Owing to higher wages and increased cost of fuel the water rate was almost nine-tenths of a mill per ton per mile in 1902, but, as the same conditions affected the railways, the proportion above stated still holds good.
I do not, however, propose to adopt these figures for the proposition just stated, namely, that it will cost as much to take the western produce as far as Quebec by the new all-rail route as it will cost to deliver it at its ultimate destination in Liverpool, if we utilize our waterways ; as for this proposition, I need only adopt the figures and the argument of the hon. member for Burrard, and other hon. members supporting the government.
The member for Burrard said :-' The best transportation authorities have stated that freight can be carried four and a half miles by water for every one mile by land.' My hon. friend then proceeds to show that with the Panama canal completed, produce can be carried from Moosejaw west, by rail, to the Pacific, 960 miles, and thence via Panama canal to Liverpool, in all a distance 9,480 miles, as cheaply as it can be carried from Moosejaw, east, by an all-rail route to St. John, 2,124 miles, and thence to Liverpool (2,700) in all 4,824 miles-in short by water double the distance for the same money.
Now, taking the figures and the system of the hon. gentleman we have this startling result. The distance all-rail by proposed line from Winnipeg to Quebec is 1,500 miles. Assume that the road is. made equal in all respects to American competing lines. The cost of carriage for this part of the journey is equal to 41 times the same distance by water, namely, equal to water freightage for 0,750 miles. Add the distance, per steamer from Quebec to Liverpool, 2,632


George Adam Clare: products through Canadian channels to Canadian ports.
4.	1 support it as the only satisfactory proposal yet made for effective control and reduction of rates; affording as it does, immediate and effective competition of four rival railways east and west, and the complete utilization of the great lakes, our canals and the St. Lawrence.
5.	I support it as the only feasible plan by which the vast and increasing output of the west can be carried cheaply to the sea and by which our people of the maritime provinces are secured in the enjoyment and benefit of a fair share of the transport trade of Canada east and west.
6.	And I support it, with abounding confidence, as the statesmanlike policy of the great Canadian statesman of to-day-the worthy successor of Canada's greatest statesman-I support it as the fourth great step in 'the progressive history of Canada- (a) confederation (b) the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, (c) the national policy, and (d) the completement of these, the Conservative policy of to-day-Canada for Canadians and the empire,' ' Canada a nation within an empire.'


Mr. J. E. ARCHAMBAULT (Bertheir).: every opportunity to boast of having constructed that road. I shall not delay discussing the expediency of constructing the Canadian Pacific Railway ; I may say, however, that it cost the country a great deal. The granting of $35,000,000 in cash, and $25,000,000 in land, with exemption from taxation, and no security, was more than sufficient to show the extravagance of the then government.
On the other hand, a glance at the contract under discussion will convince one of the' great advantages it confers on the country. Thus, the government undertake to construct the Moneton-Winnipeg section ; they will be the owners of it. The whole road will not cost the government $13,000,000, and the reimbursement of the moneys lent or advanced by them is perfectly guaranteed.	[DOT]
It is not to be wondered at, therefore, if the opposition, though their part is on all occasions to find fault with the government, know not what to say against this scheme and this contract whose excellence is manifest. On listening to them, one after the other, we are inclined to ask ourselves whether they still have a chief and subchief in whom they have some faith.
The hon. member for St. Mary's himself spoke for two hours without being able or willing to say whether he was in favour of or against the scheme.
That is more than is needed to show how important and necessary it is. Hoping that these few remarks will suffice to make clear the position I take, I now state that I shall vote in favour of the scheme and against the amendment of the hon. member for Winnipeg (Mr. Puttee), to whom, however, I give credit for his courage and good intentions.
I would not .approve of the government undertaking to look after the details of the building or the administration of the railways. Experience is such a good teacher. We know what the construction and operation of the Intercolonial have cost us since 1867. Deficits have piled up from 1867 to 1896, under Conservative rule, and the Liberal government who, since 1890, have brought down so many reforms, have not yet succeeded in spite of the co-operation and high administrative ability of the exMinister of Railway and Canals (Mr. Blair), in demonstrating the advantages of government ownership and operation.
Sir, I repeat it, the rule of the liberal party since 1896 has been characterized by a spirit of progress and improvements of all kinds. They have introduced a new order of things ; agriculture, manufactures, commerce have enjoyed untold prosperity, which the carrying out of this undertaking will increase immensely. The building of the national transcontinental railway will have been the greatest achievement of the liberal party, and in itself it will suffice to perpetuate the name of the illustrious leader Mr. ARCHAMBAULT.
of that party, who will have been its prime mover.


Mr. N. BOYD (Macdonald).: Mr. Speaker, I hope I shall not be considered discourteous if I do not reply in full to the hon. gentleman who has just taken his seat; and I am sure that he will not consider me so as he knows that I am not familiar with his language. That I regret, as I would very-much- like to be able to reply7 to him in the manner which I have no doubt his speech deserves.
I do not think any apology is necessary for taking part' in this debate. Under ordinary circumstances, after the number of very able speeches that we have listened to on both sides of the House in which this question has been so fully discussed, it would seem as though we might refrain from further consideration of it and be prepared to vote. But, Sir, coming as I do from that portion of the country for whose benefit we are led to believe this great enterprise has to a very great extent been undertaken, I feel that I need not apologize for discussing this question which is to us in the west a very important one. In fact, Sir, I think I am justified in finding fault with the government for the late hour at which they have introduced this Important measure to the House, and I have again to protest against the unseasonable time at which this House was called. It Is true the hon. the Prime Minister has given his reasons for calling the House at that late date- his own illness-but, Sir, if we may judge from what has taken place in regard to the health of that gentleman-and I am as pleased at the improvement as any person here-I think it would have been better for him had he called the House together earlier, for it would seem that between the internal troubles that he has had in the cabinet and his followers, no doubt pressing him as they did, the leader of old who said that he had to sleep on his arms to protect the treasury of this country, it would have been a great deal better for that right hon. gentleman had he called the House at an earlier date. Then he would have been fighting gentlemen on this side of the House who would have fought him face to face and he would have understood exactly7 what they were doing. Therefore that excuse I think is not very good. We protest and have cause to protest at the House being called together at that very unreasonable time-the 12th of March. There is no excuse for it and there is no reason why parliament should be brought together at such a very late day. This important project which had been a matter of discussion all over the country and in the public press ; which was mentioned also in the speech from the Throne ; a proposition equal in importance to any that has been brought to the attention of this parliament or any other parliament since the time of the Cana-

dian Pacific Railway, was not introduced in this House until nearly six months after the calling together of the House. I say that it is treating the opposition most unfairly ; and that the government is deserving of the censure of the people of Canada under the circumstances.
As I said a moment ago there is no portion of the Dominion to which this question is of such interest as to Manitoba and the Northwest Territories. That is very easily understood,' because our success has depended in the past and will in the future depend, largely upon our transportation facilities. Situated as we are, and with the conditions under which we are labouring to procure our livelihood, the success of that country depends on the cheapness with which we can export our products to the markets of the world. In considering that question, there are two propositions involved, as far as it affects the North-west, and I shall try as far as possible to discuss that question in a broad sense, and not in a sectional sense. The first question to be settled is- is any further railway construction necessary In this country ? I unhesitatingly answer, yes, there is undoubtedly great opportunity for further development in railway construction in Manitoba and the North-west Territories. Manitoba itself is fairly well served at the present time, as has been shown by the right hon. the Premier, who has said that the average distance of the ordinary settler in Manitoba from a railway is five miles. Notwithstanding that, however, the people of Manitoba would be quite prepared to accept any further railway construction that may come to them. That remark might be applied not to Manitoba alone but to any other part of the country, for it has been said by the hon. the ex-Minister of Public Works (Hon. Mr. Tarte) you can put a railway any place, and the people will be glad of it. You might start a railway to the north pole and a certain amount of business would be developed; but the point is-will it be profitable to do so.
The next point is-is this the best proposition which we might expect for the relief, and the benefit, of that great western country ? I have no hesitation in saying that I do not think it is. I shall quote a statement of the Premier, who in his speech said :
Wa consider that it is the duty of all those who sit within these walls by the will of the people, to provide immediate means whereby the products of these new settlers may find an exit to the ocean at the least possible cost.
Now, Mr. Speaker, I claim that this proposal does not fulfil the promise held out to the people in that statement of the Premier. It must have been most conclusively proven to any open mind in this House that this railway is not going to take the products of the settlers of the west to the markets of the world at the least possible cost. In
fact, Sir, it has been shown that it will give no relief in that respect whatever. I may say in passing, that if this appeared to be the best proposal that could be submitted to the people, if this was to my mind a project that is going to give to the settlers the cheapest possible outlet for their products, I for one, would have supported It. But it is not the best, as I shall endeavour as briefly as possible to show, this scheme dees not fulfil, as I said the hope for the promise held out by the Premier. We have heard a great deal about this proposal. We all remember how it was considered in the Railway Committee, and the maimer in which it passed through that body. The leading papers made reference to it before the House met. One of the earliest refrences was made on this subject more than a year ago in the city of Winnipeg, and the Winnipeg ' Telegram ' of August 24tli says editorially :
A little more than a year ago, on July 23, 1902, the following article appeared in a Manitoba paper :
The Toronto * Globe ' Hatching Again.
The Toronto ' Globe ' is publishing a series of articles on the railway traffic which for some mysterious reason it choses to believe is so great on Manitoba branch lines that the grain on those lines cannot be hauled out for want of more tracks. It says nothing about the lack of cars and engines which every one here knows was the cause of the blockade.
Those who are familiar with the ways of the ' Globe ' seem to be universally of the opinion that this is not merely a case in which the ' Globe ' is drawing a herring across the track. Looking back over the preliminary symptoms it has manifested for some years, whenever a deal was hatching, they have come to the conclusion that another deal of some sort is in the incubator.
Messrs. .Taffray and Cox, whom Mr. Sifton assisted td get hold of the Crow's Nest coal lands are, it is understood, In control of the Toronto 1 Globe.' Thov are. also mixed up in a western railway transaction with ' Jim Hill ' of the Great Northern and of the Morgan railway group. The question people are now asking is whether there is some Jaffray-Cox deal requiring legislation from parliament, for which the * Globe ' is to pave the way, and which their other domestic employs, Mr. Sifton, is to shove along.
Whereupon Mr. Sifton's loyal organ (the ' Free Press ') promptly asserted that this suspicion was absurd, and that the deal surmised was purely imaginary.
Now Sir, remember that that article was written over a year ago. It was written by a gentleman who at one time held a very high place in the ranks of the Liberal party, and who thoroughly understood what was the meaning of the articles that Were appearing in the ' Globe.' You will observe Sir, that what has transpired in the Railway Committee and in this House, conclusively proves that the prophetic surmise of that experienced gentleman was absolutely correct. We first had a request for a railway charter by the Grand Trunk Railway to run from North Bay to the west.

Then the Liberal members from Quebec, and those associated with the Trans-Canada asserted themselves. Although Mr. Hays had led us to believe and had actually stated, that he had no intention whatever of constructing that road; much to our surprise he came back in a day or two^ and he was perfectly prepared to go to Quebec. Then, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Logan being in the chair) the success of the Quebec gentlemen became apparent to you, and in the interest of your constituents you stood up in the committee, and I well remember that cheerful and sonorous voice of yours demanding of Mr. Hays : Is it your intention to ctirry your railway to the eastern sea-board. If my recollection is correct, Mr. Hays answered : Certainly not. And you, Sir, came out most emphatically and you said :	in
that case I shall oppose your Bill, and you sat down heroically. The size of you Mr. Speaker, towering over Mr. Hays, and the manner in which you asserted yourself, supported as you were by other worthy supporters from the eastern provinces, and no doubt by the Minister of Justice as well-


The MINISTER OF JUSTICE.: Oh, no.


Nathaniel Boyd: Yes, the Minister of Justice came to your assistance Mr. Speaker, and much to our surprise in the committee, back Mr. Hays came the next day and he was ready to swallow the mountain, or for the matter of that, all the mountains between Winnipeg and Moncton. But, what I cannot understand about it is that the Liberal members from Prince Edward Island did not assert themselves. If there had beeh any life in them; if some of the old warriors of the Liberal party from Prince Edward Island in days gone by wei* present, they would ask Mr. Hays : Do you propose to build a tunnel to Prince Edward Island, and Mr. Hays would no doubt say ; Certainly not; but he would return to the committee the next day and he would declare : Why, certainly I will build a tunnel for you. A small matter of that kind did not amount to anything with Mr. Hays, especially when the government would build the tunnel for him as they are building the railroad. I believe that Mr. Hays is the man behind the machine, but no doubt the Minister of Justice saw him and persuaded him to come back to the committee the next iday to tell us that he would build to Moncton. However, as I said before, I do not understand why the Liberals from Prince Edward Island did not get him to promise a tunnel. I do not wonder at Mr. Hays promising to build through Quebec, or through New Brunswick, or up to the North Pole, for it was quite immaterial to him so long as the country was going to do the building, and to give him the road to manage for his benefit, although we may have it in fifty years from now if it does'nt pay the Grand Trunk Railway to keep it any longer. Of course, Mr. Speaker, these few
trifling matters were arranged between^you and the gentlemen behind the scenes,~ and so six months after the House met-against which delay I again protest-we had this scheme launched on an unsuspecting public. Well, we have heard a good deal about it for the last three weeks in this House, and we are going to hear more about it for some time, and when we get to the country we will hear more about it still. It is astonishing the amount of information we will be able to give to the electors from both sides of politics, when the proper time comes. But, perhaps the most astute part of the whole thing was the speech of the Minister of Finance when he told us that it was going to cost $13,000,000.


An hon. MEMBER.: What about the Prime Minister ?


Nathaniel Boyd: Well, the Prime Minister said that too, but the Minister of Finance with his actuary settled the whole thing. However, that $13,000,000 story has been so exploded, that like the bonding privilege we have not heard much about it recently. But, Sir, fallacy of the calculation was so apparent that I did not expect it from the Minister of Finance, because 1 have a good deal of respect for him, and 1 did not expect that a gentleman occupying his position would try to delude the people of the country. Now, Mr. Speaker, I have had an actuary to work also on these figures, and I propose to engraft them into my statement so that they may be handed down to posterity, bound in that volume containing the speeches of this debate, which I have no doubt will be published so that in years to come posterity may see the fallaciousness of the men who now occupy the treasury benches. I will estimate that this government road from Winnipeg to Moncton will cost $48,900 per mile, which the Grand Trunk Railway in the little book which has been published by them says is the cost of the Intercolonial Railway, and therefore the 1,800 miles from Winnipeg to Moncton at $48,900 a mile, will, according to my actuary, cost in the neighbourhood of $88,020,000. There are 1,000 miles of prairie section at $13,000 per mile, making $13,000,000, and 625 miles of mountain section at $30,000 per mile, making $18,750,000; or a total of $119,770,000. Add interest during construction, $10,080,450, and at the end of the Construction period you have a total of $129,850,450. Add interest for seven years, $29,885,603, or another total of $159,736,053. Add three years interest if the company do not pay any actual in the, three years-and I do not expect they will, and I do not believe that any man in this House expects, they will when they are not bound to; that would be $14,374,357; or a total of $174,110,410.
In making up these figures, Sir, I have procured the services of as accurate an actuary as did the Minister of Justice ; and


Nathaniel Boyd: the Minister of Finance, no doubt, associated with the Minister of Justice. All that the gentleman asked was that his name should not be divulged owing to the position he occupies ; but he could vouch for the accuracy of these figures, which I place on ' Hansard,' and I defy contradiction of them. That is the position the people of this country will find themselves in if this railroad Is carried to the position where the government seem to think they are going to take it.
Mr. Speaker, the Grand Trunk Railway Company did not want this scheme. They showed it in every move they made before the Railway Committee. They are not anxious) to get it even as a present, as my hon. friend says. What they did want they have got. They wanted a guarantee of their bonds to carry them across the profitable prairies of the west, where they did not need it and should not have got it, at any rate so far as the province of Manitoba is concerned. They have also got a guarantee of the mountain section. That, Sir, is what they sought when they came to this parliament; and what they did not want the government of this country has proposed to give them for nothing, and to saddle this country with the enormous debt that I have mentioned.
Now, where is the business of that railroad going during the time this road is under construction ?-because if this Bill passes this House, in one year from the time it passes, the company, if they exert themselves to the extent that they should be able to, can have 500 or 000 miles of the producing portion constructed across the prairies. Before the government have the surveys made of the eastern division, they will have the total length of the line across the prairies completed. Where is the produce of that constructed line going ? Has there been any arrangement made by the government ? Have they placed anything in that contract to say that the produce shall pass through a Canadian channel ? There is no clause of that kind. There is nothing to prevent the company sending the freight just where they intend to send it, and that is across the American boundary to their own American system. It lias been reported in the papers that they have acquired the Wisconsin Central Railway, which brings them to the city of Duluth or within a few miles of it. It is well understood who is associated with the gentlemen who have managed to manipulate this matter through this House-Mr. Hill, who was, I think, connected with the Crow's Nest Pass matter, in which fortunes were made for a number of people ; and it would be very easy to make arrangements with that gentleman whereby, the business which the Grand Trunk Company procure in the prairies of Manitoba and the North-west Territories will pass over his system to Superior City, whence it will be shipped to Chicago. They will take 316
the wheat to the lakes and carry it across to Georgian bay ports, and pass it on over the Grand Trunk system to Portland or wherever they see fit to take it; and there is no provision in this contract to prevent them doing so. I contend that some clause should be inserted to provide that during the time of construction the produce of the prairies shall pass through Canadian channels, and I think it is the duty of the opposition to see that a clause to that effect is inserted in the Bill.
We all remember the action of the Liberal party when they gained power in the province of Manitoba. One of the first things they did was to make an arrangement to bring an American system of railways into that province. They held an election on it. They said : We have made an arrangement that is going to be very beneficial to the people of Manitoba. They had a portion of the line built, and when the legislature forced the premier to lay on the Table of the House what that arrangement was, what do you suppose was the great concession they had obtained ? That the Americah railway would not charge any more than the Canadian Pacific Railway charged. That was the great concession the Liberals in the province of Manitoba gave to the farmers of that province for saddling them with a debt of close on $1,000,000, and they had absolutely no control of rates. However, when the Conservative party removed them from power, they very readily got rid of that incubus, and succeeded in buying back that portion of the Americau system for the people of Manitoba. They have leased that to a Canadian system, and it has been a success from that day to the present. We have the Liberals in Ottawa introducing legislation into this House, which, if they succeed in carrying it through, will saddle Manitoba and the North-west Territories with another system leading into the United States. That is what the Grand Trunk Railway Company wanted when they came to this House, and that is what they have got; and there is where the business is going during the ten years that you will be constructing your railroad. I say, Mr. Speaker, and I speak with some experience, that the railway between Moncton and Winnipeg-if it should ever be completed-will not be completed inside of ten years and during that time this system which you are bonusing to carry the products of that western country down to the United States will have become so well established that you will have great difficulty-if you ever do it-to bring it back to Canadian channels. The grain will go to Duluth and the ordinary frieght will go down over the Grand Trunk Railway to Chicago.
Let me give a few moments, Mr. Speaker, to the consideration of this line which the government is going to build-what the ex-



Minister of Railways and Canals calls the lean portion-and they will find it very lean before they get through with it, politically as well as commercially. The Canadian Pacific Railway is built, some people say, too close to the shores of Lake Superior, and this will be a disadvantage in case of trouble with the Americans. Well, that is not a matter worth mentioning. But the building of a line close to the shores of Lake Superior has been a great benefit to the Canadian Pacific Railway. It has given them several coaling stations. Jackfish, Fort William, and another place, Peninsula Harbour, I think it is, are ports where they bring in large quantities of coal and freight and supply the railway system up and down on the north shore of Lake Superior. But what port will this road have at which to procure anything of the kind ? The government will have to haul all that freight and other stores and material back to this proposed line, 150 miles north of Lake Superior. Then, what is the arrangement about building this branch from Port Arthur back ? Who builds that ? The Grand Trunk Railway will have that, and if at any [DOT]time there should be any trouble, who will own the branch that will carry the grain from Winnipeg to the waters of the lake ? That is another question which has not been considered as thoroughly as it should. I say that this road to be built by the Dominion government will be at a very great disadvantage indeed, being built so far (back, during the time of construction, and even after it lias been completed. How or where is the company going to get its coal ? Every one who knows anything about it can readily understand what it will cost to handle coal two or three times in order to get it back 150 miles away from the lakes as against the Canadian Pacific Railway, which lias three or four coaling stations along that lake. And not alone that, but if any trouble should arise, that very important portion of this road will be held by the Grand Trunk Railway themselves. Then we come to the question of the cost of the road. That, I think, is a very important part, or at least it is going to be with the people of the North-west, because the cost of that road is going to come very largely into consideration. I want to be fair, and I propose to quote from the speech of the hou. member for North Norfolk (Mr. Charlton), who was put up, as the mouthpiece of the government, to reply to the ex-Minister of Railways anl Canals, and the government is consequently bound by his utterances in this respect, and none of the ministers have repudiated them. On page 8481 of ' Hansard,' you will find these words :
No road can claim to be a first-class road with grades more than ont-half per cent or twenty-six feet to the mile. Tn the construction of this short line and in the construction of the line from Quebec to Winnipeg it should


Nathaniel Boyd: be an absolute condition that the road should be first-class in point of grades, in point of construction and in point of weight of rails. The rails should not be less than ninety-pound rails, * and the grades should not be more than four-tenths per cent, and if these conditions are complied with this road will compete with a water-route or anything else.
I would like the govemmefit to produce a contract from some practical contractor on the information given to this House. X would like some practical contractor to be asked what he would construct a railway of that kind for. When the hon. gentleman speaks of building a road like that for $28,000 per mile, he shows his total ignorance of the subject. I say that we cannot get any practical railway man who has any reputation or any money to lose, who will agree to build a railway such as that for $28,000 per mile-no, nor for fifty thousand a mile. I question if you can get any man to build such a road as. has been described by the mouthpiece of the government, for $60,000 per mile. I speak with some experience. I spent some years in railway construction. I was a contractor myself ; I spent two years upon the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, as assistant to Mr. M. J. Haney, building a portion of the road which the contractor had failed to complete between Rat Portage and Winnipeg-building a portion of the road that cost, not $26,000, not $50,000, hut a great deal of it $85,000 per mile.


Thomas Earle: Ninety pound rails ?


Nathaniel Boyd: No, and no such grades and curves as the mouthpiece of the government says this road must have. Why, the thing is an absurdity. No man) who has a reputation, no man who knows anything at all about It, no man who has any money to lose, would agree, upon the information laid before this House, to build such a road even for $60,000 per mile. It cannot be done. We have to look at the cost of other railways. Here is the Intercolonial Railway, which cost $53,000 per mile and over, the Canadian Pacific Railway, which cost $52,000 per mile, the Canadian Pacific Railway on the north shore of Lake Superior. which cost $50,000 per mile, the Canada Atlantic Railway, which cost $50,000 l>er mile, the Grand Trunk Railway, which cost $106,000 per mile. Are any of these such roads as the mouthpiece of the government says this road shall be ? No. Why, the mouthpiece of the government, this prospective minister, says that the grades on those other roads will not do at all. They are away behind the times, totally unfit to meet the present requirements of the country, and this road is to be built up to the latest requirements. Mark what I tell you, if you build such a road as that between Winnipeg and Moncton It will cost nearer $60,000 than $28,000.


An hon. MEMBER.: What will it cost to buy the Canadian Pacific Railway ?


Nathaniel Boyd: That Is a point I propose to touch on a little later. As was shown by the hon. member for Pictou (Mr. Bell), the Grand Trunk Railway has paid only one and a quarter per cent on its capital. It lias never paid a dividend on its ordinary stock of about $110,000,000, although its prospectus promised the exact figure of 11} per cent, to say nothing of the $74,000,000 or $75,000,000 which it owes the people of Canada. Even the actuaries of the present day cannot figure it out any more nicely than does the prospectus of the Grand Trunk . They were to make 11} per cent. And the Grand Trunk lias 3,142 miles. It has paid a dividend of about $800 per mile. That road runs through a first-class country, Ontario and down to Chicago. It owes $202,000,000, and it manages to pay dividends on only one-quarter of the said debt, or $800 per mile. Yet it is expected to pay interest on $28,000 a mile, at 3 per cent, which would make $840 per mile-more, mark you, than it paid on its mileage last year. Or on say $50,000 per'mile-and it will be a great deal nearer $50,000 than it is $28,000-they would pay $1,500 per mile. Now, I would like any man on that side of the House to show how the people of Manitoba and the North-west are going to get the relief that the hon. member for Saskatchewan (Mr. Davis) was apparently pleading for, through the building of this road under these conditions. Sir, it is an impossibility-it cannot be expected, and it will not be done.


Mr. SCOTT.: Would it be given by buying the Canadian Pacific Railway line around the north shore of Bake Superior ?


Nathaniel Boyd: I will deal with that in due order. In the meantime, I may tell the hon. gentleman (Mr. Scott) that I am prepared to discuss that phase of it with him here or in any other place he may select to have it done. Now, Mr. Speaker, the Minister of the Interior (Hon. Mr. Sif-ton) with all his astuteness-and he has no superior, no equal, in fact among the members of this House in that respect-could not figure out a better rate on this new line than 10.85 cents per bushel on wheat from Winnipeg to the seaboard, and in making this rate he was most unfair taking what the member for Peel designated a bargain day rate between Kansas City and Chicago to get even that rate. But look at the rate that exists to-day. From Winnipeg to Port Arthur, six cents per bushel ; Port Arthur to Depot Harbour, one cent per bushel ; Depot Harbour to Montreal, 2} cents per bushel, or a total from Winnipeg to Mont-treal of 9} cents per bushel. Thus, the rate actually charged to-day is 1.60 cents per bushel less than the very best that the Minister of the Interior could figure out as possible on this new line. This applied to the Minister of Agriculture's figures, 200,000,000 bushels, would make the saving to
the farmers of Manitoba and the Northwest of $2,200,000 by the use of the present route as compared with what would be charged if this new line of the government were in use and were carrying the grain at the rates estimated by the Minister of the Interior.
Now, is this project going to work out to the interests of the people in Manitoba ? Is it going to be a benefit to the grain growers of that province, and will it give them relief in respect to transportation facilities ? We find, as I have shown, that if grain is carried over it, it will cost 1.60 per bushel more than is charged by the rail and water route at the present time. By the time this new road is constructed, ten years hence, it is hard to say how much lower the freights by rail and water will be. It has been shown in this House over and over again_(hat, as rapidly as the railroad rates fall those on the rail and water route go down equally. If the Minister of the Interior could do no better than he did, and if this road is being built as a grain-carrying road


Thomas Walter Scott: Was that not a winter rate entirely ?


Nathaniel Boyd: The minister's quotation was on the all-rail route as against the rail and water route. He estimated from Port Arthur, and he has no roads to Port Arthur and there is no provision made for a railroad to that point under control of the government. If they are to get to Port Arthur it will be by the grace of the Grand Trunk and the Grand Trunk will charge what they please. This is an all-rail rate ; that is what he wanted


Thomas Walter Scott: Certainly.


Nathaniel Boyd: If that is the best that can be done,' this is not a proposition that would recommend itself to the people of Manitoba and the North-west. It will not give them the relief that has been spoken about. As a colonization road, to open up a new portion of the country as a means of creating more railway competition in Manitoba and out into the territories, and as a means of affording railway facilities for those who have none now, why, of course it will be acceptable. Such railways are always acceptable, one or twenty of them. Now, what is the local trade that we may look for on that north shone of Lake Superior ?


Mr. BENNETT.: Christmas trees.


Nathaniel Boyd: Yes, as the hon. member (Mr. Bennett) suggests, Christmas trees and woodpeckers, as it was stated by the hon. member for Saskatchewan (Mr. Davis) in speaking of the immigration agent of the Ontario government. There is a crop of these almost all the time. The building up of any other business, however, is problematical. The possibility of settling these

lands while thousands, hundreds of thousands and millions of acres of good land in Manitoba and the North-west remain untilled, is very remote indeed. I do not believe that any man would be the friend of his son or his neighbour and advise that son or that neighbour to go into these wilds to make a home when he might direct him to the prairies of the west. But, suppose that the timber of which the hon. gentleman speaks is in existence to the north of us here, why should settlers be sent in there at this late date in the history of Canada to destroy that timber by cutting it down and burning it and so losing it to the country ? Our timber, if of merchantable quality, is the most valuable asset we have in Canada to-day. Why, then, should it be burned up and destroyed, it must be if settlers are to go in there and make farms for themselves ? The probability of these lands being settled by people who will make a business for the road is very remote indeed. It seems to me strange that the government of Ontario did not discover these lands years ago, especially strange when you consider how near they are to the city of Toronto. It is also strange to me why the government of Ontario did not give the volunteers their grants in these valuable agricultural lands instead of placing them, as they did, upon the rocks a mile square apart and with the pine timber reserved.


James Clancy: Where there was any.


Nathaniel Boyd: Yes, as the hon. gentleman (Mr. Clancy) remarks, where there was any. When they wished to recompense these men for the sacrifices they had made it is strange that they did not give them these agricultural lands. It looks very much-and subsequent events have indicated the same thing-as if all this was due to the approach of an election. We do not hear so much about it now, at any rate. I could quote from page 23 of the pamphlets that the Grand Trunk Railway has issued and sent to members of the House the description of the country and of the business they expect to do there. As there will be no business done there possibly within the life of the present generation, what benefits are we likely to derive, we people in the west, from this road passing through the wilderness such as that will be at such an enormous cost as will be involved in the construction and operation of this road.
Now, Sir, I have shown that you cannot construct that road at any such price as the government has intimated. No man knows the distance, no man in this House can tell the cost per mile, no man can tell where it is to be located, and no man can tell what benefit it is going to be to the people, especially to the people of the west. Under these circumstances, why this hurry, why this anxiety ? After sitting here for seven years, what has occurred to make this departure necessary ? We are Mr. BOYD.
told that there was great congestion in that country in 1901 and 1902, but the government did nothing then. Now, Mr. Speaker, when there is no likelihood of congestion this year, or possibly next year, owing to the great increase in the rolling stock of these two railways, why this hysteria on the part of the government ? Well, some hon. gentlemen say that time won't wait. I think the extract I read from that paper printed over a year ago explains the whole reason, as showing the manner in which the Grand Trunk Railway Company expects to handle this business. The whole question is wrapped up in uncertainty. There has been nothing but * perhaps ' and ' ifs ' presented to this House as reasons for voting away $174,000,000. That seems to he the only certain thing that we know in regard to it. According to the statement of the mouthpiece of the government who was put up to reply to the ex-Minister of Railways and Canals, there is no possibility that the government will get any return for their money, there is no possibility of any lowering of rates, in fact it is almost certain that no lowering of rates will take place under these conditions.
Now, Sir, I have always been a believer in the extension of the Intercolonial across the continent, and I still believe that it would be a governor of the rates, and as such it would certainly be a great benefit to all the people of the country. It is bound to be a great benefit to the railway itself. If it is removed from political control-and it will have to be removed from political control, it can be removed from political control-when that is done, I am satisfied that if this road were constructed across the continent it would be a great national benefit. In this connection I may say that I would like to see a branch built to the Hudson's bay. When this road reaches across the continent the country may well look for some control of rates ; for some relief from high freight rates. I am not prepared to go so far as the hon. member for Winnipeg (Mr. Puttee) and to purchase the whole railroad system of this country. At the same time, I would like to see the Intercolonial cross this continent, and if that proved a success, then the extension of the principle of government ownership would follow in the natural course of events. Now the proposition of the leader of the opposition is the extension of the Intercolonial Railway to Georgian bay, and I am in favour of that idea. But what may we expect from that ? We have absolute control of rates in the province of Manitoba, we control the rates over almost every portion of that province, and in a few years I expect the extension of the Canadian Northern into the Territories, when the same control will I presume apply. It has been shown repeatedly in this House that one cent a bushel carries grain across Lake Superior, then when it

comes to the Georgian bay and passes into the hands of a government road, any person will readily see that we have in that case almost absolute control of the carriage across the lakes. Competition will keep the rate at the lowest possible point and in that way the people would have almost absolute control of rates. You can readily see what benefit that will be to the farmers in Manitoba and to the people in the east, because the managers of the Intercolonial in that case will be able to say where the freight should go ; and they will take it undoubtedly to Canadian ports, to Montreal in the summer season, and to Quebec and the maritime province ports in winter.
We are told by the Minister of the Interior that the Intercolonial Railway has not paid in the past. Why has it not paid ? The ex-Minister of Railways and Canals told us when he was at the head of that department, and he was loudly applauded by the hon. gentlemen who then sat around him, why it did not pay. If I charged, said he, the same rates as are charged by the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Grand Trunk Railway, I could make one or two millions a year. It has not paid because the rates have been low. Another reason why it has not paid is because it is located, as I understand, in Montreal where it receives no through freight from any railroad ; or if it receives any, it is a very small amount, and practically it has to depend upon its local freight business ; what it may pick up in the city of Montreal, and along its line. When you come to carry that railroad to the shores of the inland seas, and place it in a position to compete with traffic across the lakes, when you place that railroad in a position to receive a great portion of the business from Manitoba and the North-west Territories, then you will find a magnificent business for that road ; you will be doing good to the west and good to the east, and you will be building up your whole system. I think that will mean a great deal more business for the lower provinces, a great deal more business for the winter ports in which the hon. member for Cumberland (Mr. Logan) is so deeply interested. Because you cannot carry wheat down there, and if you are not going to carry wheat on your proposed Grand Trunk Pacific, what business are you going to do ? I am told on very good authority that the average freight movement over the Canadian Pacific Railway north of Lake Superior, is one train and a half per day.
Well, if that is all that the Canadian Pacific Railway has now in the carriage of freight, then when the Grand Trunk Pacific is running around, as it will, by Duluth and Chicago, what are you going to carry over your road, even admitting that the great increase which we expect and hope for takes place ? Where is the business in ordinary freight that is to accumulate around our winter ports ?
You cannot haul wheat; that has been conclusively shown. Therefore, I claim that by constructing this road to the Georgian bay-and a modern road 380 miles long could be constructed with easy grades, a road on which you would be able to haul trains of 60 or 70 cars-you would be doing, something that would be profitable to the people of the west, profitable to the Intercolonial, and profitable to the winter ports. That road would be bound to secure business, and I am satisfied that when the proposal of the leader of the opposition has been studied and weighed and considered by the people of Canada, it will appeal to their better reason. The closing words of the hon. member for Annapolis (Mr. Wade) were that no road without a paying connection is any good. The Intercolonial Railway has not a paying connection at the present time, but it would have a paying connection if it were extended to the Georgian bay and thence on across the continent. In order to support tile position that was taken by the hon. leader of the opposition, I wish here to quote a portion of an interview with Mr. Meighen, president of the Lake of the Woods Milling Company, one of the largest shippers of heavy freight from the province of Manitoba. This interview was given on August 6tli, before the proposal of the leader of the opposition had been submitted to this House, and it bears out almost to the letter what the leader of the opposition said. This gentleman has had as much experience in this matter as any man in Canada, because the whole business of the Lake of the Woods Milling Company is a matter of freights, the grinding of flour and the passing of their goods on to the market. This interview appeared in the St. John ' Telegraph ' on August 6th, and is headed ' Allrail route no good for grain.' It is as follows
You will never bring the products of Manitoba or the North-west, either by the Canadian Pacific or the Grand Trunk Pacific, or an all-rail route around the north of Lake Superior to our Canadian ports ; neither will you ever bring but a small portion by our Canadian canals, east of the Soo.
These are the words of Robert Meighen, president of the Lake of the Woods Milling Company, who arrived in St. John yesterday, to attend the annual meeting of the New Brunswick Railway Company.
Mr. Meighen is emphatic in his declaration that the lakes must be taken into account in any scheme of transportation for the grain of the great west. Only a portion, he says, of the products of our western prairies will ever be handled through Canadian ports by an all-rail route north of Lake Superior, or even through the canal system.
What are needed, he says, are double-track railways from Montreal to Georgian bay. and ample elevator space there to store grain for shipment by rail to St. John and Halifax-when navigation is closed to the St. Lawrence. If wheat is purchased in Brandon, or west of that point after October 25, the shipper cannot get it through the canals. He has only two alternatives-he can store it in the elevator, or send

it forward to Fort William, and from there to Buffalo, and on by rail to an American winter port. For it can be taken from Fort William to Buffalo until early in December,
Now, said Mr. Meighen, what Canada needs is facilities on Georgian bay for receiving grain, and railways to carry it on via Montreal to St. John and Halifax. It could be shipped from Fort William to Georgian bay ports up to the 12th of December, and elevators there could be filled to provide trainloads of grain for the whole winter, to be shipped from our own winter ports. At present a large amount of our grain goes by way of Buffalo.
You can get ports on Georgian bay that will give you a grade to Montreal over which eighty cars of grain could be hauled in a single train.
With sufficient elevator capacity at Georgian bay ports, and railway from there to Montreal, you can cut out Buffalo, and give the Canadian grain trade to Canadian ports. You can freight wheat across the lake from Fort William to Georgian bay ports for one cent, and from there to Montreal for three and a half cents, or less, per bushel winter and summer.
Our canals are closed for six months in. the year. With elevators at Georgian bay you can store there all the grain that is too late to be forwarded by the St. Lawrence route, and with proper railway facilities from those elevators to Montreal you can send this grain on to St. John and Halifax.
' When the foregoing is accomplished,' said Mr. Meighen, ' our western prairies will ship their products by an all-Canadian route, and only a portion of them will ever he handled through Canadian ports under our canal system or an all-rail route north of Lake Superior.'
Mr. Meighen is very emphatic in his declaration that Canadian ports should get the western trade in winter as well as in summer. St. John and Halifax, he says, are a part of Canada, and their claims deserve support.
Asked if he favoured extending the Intercolonial Railway to Georgian bay, Mr. Meighen replied that he had no suggestion to offer on that point, further than what he had already stated. Railways and elevators were needed, and should be in some way provided.
This is the statement of a gentleman who has possibly given that aspect of the transportation question more consideration than any other man in Canada, and, as I have said, this statement was made some days, or even weeks, before the proposition of the leader of the opposition was laid before this House. I think, Sir, that these are words which should recommend themselves to the people of this country ; and I believe that they will. I have also a quotation from Mr. Ashdown, who in Winnipeg said :
I, personally, would have preferred the government not only to have owned the eastern section, but owned and operated the whole.
And Mr. Ashdown is one of the gentlemen quoted by the hon. Minister of the Interior (Hon. Mr. Sifton) during his remarks.
Then, here is the opinion of Mr. Fisher, who for many years was president of the Liberal Association of Manitoba and who lias stood high in the ranks of the Liberal party. He is a Liberal to-day, a gentleman who is no political friend of the Conservative party, and whom I have found op-Mr. BOYD.
posed to me in nearly every political campaign I have been engaged in in Manitoba. Here is what he says :
I confess I entertain some doubt as to whether the proposed route wil'l be a valuable competitor in the near future, owing to the location. What Manitoba needs above all things is the shortest and cheapest route to Lake Superior. I doubt if much of our wheat for a long time to come, will be carried allrail. That is. I doubt if for a long time to come any road can afford to carry it all-rail. It strikes me that the proposed line is so far north as not to give so favourable a route as either the Canadian Pacific Railway or the Canadian Northern. Perhaps the most valuable addition to our transportation facilities at the present time would he the double tracking of the Canadian Pacific Railway ito Lake Superior, because It Is, I believe, the Shortest exclusive Canadian route to the great lakes, and will continue for many years to come the great funnel through which our grain will pass outward to the east ; and my doubt Is that whether with a line so far north, the cost of operating through a country little known and in which the local traffic is not a measurable quantity the cost will not be so heavy as to make the rates excessively high.
There Is the opinion of a gentleman who is no friend of the Conservative party, no friend of the leader of the opposition ; a gentleman who has spent a quarter of a century in the province of Manitoba ; a man of ability and of intelligence and discernment ; a gentleman who was selected by tbe Greenway government to represent them on the expedition that went to the Hudson bay ; that is the opinion of that gentleman on the western portion of the scheme of the leader of the opposition. I have given yon the opinion on the eastern portion of that scheme, by one of the largest shippers In Canada. We cannot overlook these opinions. There is no place in the Dominion of Canada where the people are giving, day by day, tbe question of transportation such consideration as they do in the city of Winnipeg and the province of Manitoba generally. When you get such an opinion as that from a gentleman who is not a political Mend of ours, it ought to cause the government supporters to pause. I fear they will not be impressed by anything that might be said from this side of the House, but an opinion such as this is worthy of their serious consideration. A great deal has been said about the routing of freight over the government road. Well, if you want to control the routing and the rating retain tire railroad in your own hands. That is the only way to do it. Not a gentleman on the other side of the House has yet proven that the Grand Trunk Railway is bound to send one dollar's worth of its freight to any eastern port in this country.
What we in the west want is cheaper freight rates, especially for our cattle and our grain. I claim that the proposition submitted by the government will not secure that for us. I claim that under the conditions on which this road is to be constructed

the settlers of the west cannot hope for cheaper rates. The Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad is to be capitalized west of Winnipeg at $56,660 per mile. That capitalization is as high as the present capitalization of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The capitalization of the Canadian Northern Railway, controlled by the Manitoba government is $12,500 a mile. How can you charge cheap freight rates on a road capitalized so high as the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway ? And who is going to get that $20,000,000 of common stock. No one has yet told us where that portion of the $56,000 per mile is going. I have no doubt that is some of the watered stock that the hon. member for Saskatchewan (Mr. Davis) referred to. I have tried, Mr. Speaker, to lay before the House my views on this subject. I am opposed, Mr. Speaker to this scheme which you are largely instrumental in giving to this country. The leader of the government pleaded for immediate relief for the traffic of the west. We (will get no immediate relief from this road, which will not be constructed for the next ten years at least. The member for Saskatchewan (Mr. Davis) spoke for an hour and the only advantage he could claim for the road was that it would give additional railway facilities and consequently competition. It has not been shown yet and It cannot be shown that this road will give cheaper freight rates. If you go ahead with this enterprise you will involve the couptry in enormous expense. That expenditure being such a heavy burden on the country it will prevent us grappling with other schemes which are an absolute necessity for Canada.
On thei other hand the scheme submitted by the leader of the opposition will commence to pay immediately. If we acquire the Canada Atlantic Railway and make it a portion of the Intercolonial Railway, it will commence to pay at once. The plan of the government is uncertain as to its>
completion, and it is bound to be expensive. By our plan we will own the road, but by the government plan the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway owns the road and have control of the rates. But, Sir, there is one thing certain about the government scheme, and that is its enormous cost. It would seem as if the government and those who were pressing them on are more anxious as to what -the results will be at the approaching elections than they are as to what benefits their project will confer on the people of the North-west and Canada generally. The member for West Huron (Mr. Holmes) told us that no one on this side had given information as to the cost of the proposal of the leader of the opposition, and the member for West Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) followed him in that assertion. Well, if they had listened to the hon. member for Bothwell (Mr. Clancy) they would have had full information on that point, but when a member
on this side speaks hon. gentlemen opposite get out. They don't want any information or any enlightenment. When one of their own side speaks, they pile into the chamber and start hammering their desks..


An hon. MEMBER.: We are here now.


Nathaniel Boyd: Yes, there are a quorum of you here, but if you could do with less you would not be here.


The MINISTER OP FINANCE.: My hon. friend (Mr. Boyd) is not very successful amongst his own friends.


Nathaniel Boyd: It is Friday night, we all know what that means.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: So it is on this side.


Nathaniel Boyd: Well, I am making the same retort as was made by the member for West Assiniboia (Mr. Scott). Now, Sir. we already have the Intercolonial Railway from Halifax to Montreal and the distances and cost involved in the scheme proposed by the leader of the opposition have been given by the member for Bothwell (Mr. Clancy) as follows :
Montreal to Coteau Junction, 30 miles
at $40,000 a mile	$ 1,200,000
-Coteau Junction to Depot Harbour,
342 miles, with equipment	 12,000,000
Scotia Junction to Sudbury, 104 miles
at $40,000	   4,160,000
Interest during construction	 200,000
Sudbury to Fort William, 555 miles 25,000,000
Betterments-	 3,000,000
Fort William to Winnipeg, 426 miles
at $30,000	 12,780,000
Betterments	 2,100,000
Total	$ 60,440,000
Against this you have the government project, which I have shown will cost $174,000,000. With the plan of the hon. leader of the opposition we give immediate relief to the people of the west; we give the people of Canada immediate control of rates not only in the west, but in the east ; we give busine-ss to the Intercolonial Railway, and we make the property profitable. For my part I want to see the intercolonial extended further than is proposed. I hope the day is not far distant when we shall see it across this continent controlling the rates. There is no question about the success that is bound to attend this proposition. Before we leave this House, we shall very likely be able to bring the government around to our way of thinking. I am prepared to make this challenge:	Let this House submit
the proposal of the leader of the opposition and the proposal of the leader of the government to three or five of the best expert, practical railway men in America ; and if they do not say that the proposal of the leader of the opposition is a better solution of the problem -than the one that has been submitted by the government, they can have my support. But they are not" likely

to receive for their proposal the endorsement of any practical and experienced railroad men.
I claim that this government! has no mandate from the people on this question. It was never discussed by the people and they have had no opportunity of expressing their opinion upon it. I claim that they should have an opportunity of expressing an opinion upon it before it is made law, and I do not think the opposition will be fulfilling their duty in this House if they permit this measure to pass until the people of this country have that opportunity. If my views are entertained in the councils of the opposition, they will not permit this measure to pass in the form in which the government expect to carry it, regardless of what time it may take in order to give the public an opportunity of expressing an opinion upon it. It is an enormous expenditure and an enormous undertaking- an undertaking that very few people in this country know anything about, that very few men in this House know anything about; and before asking us to vote such an enormous amount of money to build a railroad through what is practically a wilderness, so far as we are able to learn, and thereby leave It impossible for us to undertake the many other great enterprises required for the benefit of the country for possibly fifty years to come, it is the duty of the government to give the people of this1 country an opportunity of expressing their opinion upon it. If the government and their supporters are as sanguine as they claim to be, and as much in earnest as they pretend to be when applauding their speakers, they should be willing to say : We are so certain of the merits of this scheme that we will let it stand, and after the session we will go to the country and fight it out. As the bon. member for Annapolis (Mr. Wade) said, let us all act as Canadians, and let us work in the best interests of the country. Sir, I am prepared to say if the government will submit this question to the people, and the people say yes, it is the best proposal, and we want you to go ahead with it, we on this side of the House will say, all right, we will join with you and push it to a success as fast as we possibly can ; and w-e will not act as the Liberal party acted during the time of the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. We will not decry the road and the country through which it passes, and make it embarrassing for the people who are carrying on the work, to finance it ; but you will find the opposition, if we are in opposition, after the people have an opportunity of expressing their opinion, giving your great scheme, as it would then be, but" as it is not now, our full approval and support.
As I said at the beginning of my remarks, there is no place in the Dominion of Canada where this matter has such vital interest
for the people as it has in the west. I have made a study of this question to the best of my ability, as every other man in the west has done. Our way of making money, in the meantime, at least, and our way of spreading money through eastern Canada, has largely been by raising and shipping wheat. We have spent throughout Canada between $35,000,000 and $40,000,000 which we received for last year's crop, and^ we spent nearly as much the year before ; and that money has been realized largely from the wheat that we have raised. We will do a good deal more in the future. This is a matter that the government should think very seriously about, and before this measure is made law, I trust that they will satisfy themselves that they are acting in a manner that is going to be in the best interests of the people of the west and of the whole of Canada. I have no hesitation in saying that their scheme is not, in my opinion, going to give immediate relief. I do not believe it is going to give relief at any time in the matter of the haulage of that wheat which has made the millions which we have circulated in the country and which will make the millions Which we hope to circulate throughout Canada in the future. A very serious responsibility rests upon the people who are governing this country at the present time, as a false step now may have very* serious results in the future.
I have said that I am not in favour of the proposal of the hon. member for Winnipeg (Mr. Puttee), who proposes that we should take charge of all the railroads of this country ; but I am in favour of the extension of the government system, and I propose, Mr. Speaker, with your permission, to close my remarks by moving an amendment to the amendment. I beg to move :
That all the words in the amendment after the word ' policy ' in the third line be left out and the following substituted : 'of extending and developing our system of government railway and of placing the operation thereof entirely beyond the influence of party politics.'


Mr. T. G. JOHNSTON (Lambton).: At this late hour, Mr. Speaker, I shall take up but a very few moments ; but before speaking to the subject, I would like to ask hon. gentlemen opposite what authority they have for constantly taunting us with dissenting and disagreeing among ourselves. Evidently, in their case the wish is father to the thought. But let me inform these hon. gentlemen that when, by any chance, dissensions or disagreements do take place on this side, either a resignation occurs or is asked for. We are not given to backbiting or going out on strike, and in that respect the present cabinet is in striking contrast with its predecessor. The present cabinet has completely changed the aspect of Canadian government and Canadian public life. The low standard of public life, the unseemly strife, the undermining, the


Nathaniel Boyd: corruption and all that sort of thing which formerly prevailed, and of which the last Conservative administration was so striking an example, have all disappeared and been replaced by a spirit of confidence and honour among public men and an aggressive policy on the part of the government, which command the admiration and confidence of the country. As this debate goes on from day to day the policy of the government gains in strength. The reasons given in support of that policy are in marked contrast with the chaotic argument furnished by the opposition, who seem to have no idea of union among themselves except the union of opposition, who sieem to be guided by no particular principles, who lay down contradictory policies, and who fail utterly to agree, not only in their attacks on the government policy, but in their support of the position taken by their own leader. As these lion, gentlemen address the House one after another, we are more and more at a loss to know what it is they really do want, except to get back into office at any price and by any possible means.
I do not propose, Mr. Speaker, to go into any details regarding the cost of the road, because that has been thoroughly gone into by speakers on both sides who have preceded me. But I wish to put myself on record as thoroughly and as strongly in favour of the project submitted to us by the government. This road proposed by the government will pass from the Atlantic to the Pacific all through Canadian soil.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: Does the hon. gentleman mean to say that he is at thie Atlantic when he reaches Moncton ?


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: Certainly ; Moncton is on the Atlantic.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I am afraid it will be a poor ocean port.


Thomas George Johnston: I say that this road will go from the Atlantic to the Pacific on Canadian soil and will serve a threefold purpose. In the first place, it will be a colonization road, which will promote settlement and local development, passing from the north-west to the south-east. Through New Brunswick it will open up. a most fertile country, heretofore undeveloped, and in doing this, it will not parallel the Intercolonial Railway, but, on the contrary, by developing new resources which have hitherto lain dormant and thus increasing traffic generally, it will be an advantage to the Intercolonial Railway. Through the province of Quebec it will develop magnificent water powers and mineral regions, which will, in all probability, in the comparatively near future, become manufacturing centres of this great continent. Going through Ontario, it will develop an immense extent of arable and timber land and mineral resources of the extent of which we can now form no adequate idea. Through 316J
Manitoba and the territories it will go over the old Mackenzie route, now recognized to be the one which should have originally been taken by the Canadian Pacific Railway, and will pass through a section of country which is the home of the finest hard wheat in the world. Then, in British Columbia it will develop a country which is blessed with a climate and soil and resources that are unequalled. It will be a national road, which, by creating a certain amount of interdependence among the provinces, will strengthen confederation. It will be further a national highway and a link in the commerce around the world. Wo all know the extent of the commerce upon the Orient that has been developed by the Canadian Pacific Railway, and we may reasonably expect a much greater development to take place in that commerce on the completion of this road.
So far as the agreement made by the government with the Grand Trunk Pacific is concerned, I cannot see how a firmer and tighter contract could have been made. I do not see how the interests of the people could have Iveen better safeguarded than they are by this agreement. In fact, what strikes me is that the contract is such a hard and fast one, looking at it from the standpoint of the people, that I am surprised at the company accepting it. In every possible respect the interests of the public have been guarded. That cannot be said of the proposition submitted by the hon. leader of the opposition. What he would have us do is to buy up the existing railways which are running through a developed country, buy up roads that have already been subsidized by the government. On the contrary, our idea was to go on and develop a new country, almost a new Canada. with resources in timber, mines and agriculture as yet unknown and undeveloped, which, when completed will more than ever emphasize the (act that we are a growing young nation. Lying to the south of us is a nation with a population fourteen times our own. The constant tendency of our young men is to leave home and engage in various occupations in that country. When our policy is carried out, as I say, it will enlarge our working territory, it will increase our advantages in every possible way, it will keep our young men at home, and will develop the country that we are all so proud of. Of course, it is absolutely necessary that a policy of some sort should be announced by the opposition, and we have had one presented, composed of all sorts of immature propositions such as might be presented by any irresponsible person utterly incapable of accomplishing or carrying out what he proposed. The policy of the government has been described as a hybrid policy. It would be fair to characterize the policy of the opposition as the same.


Thomas Walter Scott: Only more so.


Thomas George Johnston: Yes, probably, a little more so. Now, in all seriousness, several members of the opposition have asked for an appeal to the country on these two rival policies. X have no doubt whatever that, if the truth were known, they, in their hearts are not honest in their expressions of opinion. To a very great extent. they agree with us in our line of action, and it is only party exigencies and not patriotic motives that influence them in the course that they have taken. I heard with great pleasure the hon. member for South Lanark (Hon. Mr. Haggart) express the wish that the young men of our country should be better and more properly educated and inspired. I can suggest no better way for their education and their inspiration than for them to realize that we who are the descendants of those who preserved Canada to the British Crown, thoroughly appreciate the responsibilities we are undertaking and are willing still further to incur responsibility in the worthy cause of our country's development. I say we are the descendants of those who preserved Canada to the British Crown. And this is true. In 1776 our French Canadian compatriots resisted the invaders, and in 1812, at Chateauguay and Lundy's Lane, men of both races co-operated towards the same good end. It is for us to prove ourselves no mean descendants of those ancestors and to leave to those who come after us a worthy and lasting heritage.
Now. I must say, I have been a little perturbed by the lateness of the hour, and
have not made the remarks I intended making. Let me say briefly that I believe in the construction of this road, and my reasons for doing so are these : The policy of the government appeals to me because it is patriotic. It will develop our country and keep our young men within our own borders, will increase our commerce and make us a nation. It is based upon a strong and earnest belief in the magnificent and certain future greatness of our country. It is practicable. It will have the further effect of strengthening confederation. As I said before, it will give a certain amount of provincial independence without having any tendency to decrease provincial inter-dependence. It will have an elevating effect on national thought and aspiration. It will promote immigration, settlement and commerce and conduce to the maintenance and furtherance of prosperity in every sphere. It is within our means. We are financially able to stand it without feeling the burden. It is thoroughly in accord with the energetic. go-ahead, optimistic spirit which has permeated this country ever since the quickening influence of Liberal rule was felt. And, when Canada becomes a. nation, a great nation, as she assuredly will, the building of this transcontinental road will be found to have been no mean factor in her growth and advancement.
On motion of Mr. Vrooman, the debate was adjourned.
On motion of the Minister of Finance, House adjourned at 12 o'clock, midnight.



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Abbreviations of well known words and Parliamentary expressions are used in the following :-1°, 2°, 3°, First Reading, Second Reading, Third Reading ; 3 m. h., 6 m. h., 6 w. h., Three Months' Hoist, Six Months' Hoist, Six Weeks' Hoist; *, without remarks or debate; Aects., Accounts; Adjn., Adjourn; Adjd., Adjourned; Amt., Amendment; Amts., Amendments; Amalg., Amalgamation; Ans., Answer; Ass., Assurance; B., Bill; B.C., British Columbia; Can., Canada or Canadian; C.P.R., Canadian Pacific Railway ; Com., Committee ; Co., Company ; Cone., Concur, Concurred, Concurrence ; Consd., Consider; Consdn., Consideration; Cor., Correspondence ; Deb., Debate; Dept., Department; Depts., Departments ; Div., Division ; Dom., Dominion ; Govt., Government; His Ex., His Excellency the Governor General ; Hse., House ; H. of C., House of Commons ; Incorp., Incorporation; Ins., Insurance ; I.C.R., Intercolonial Railway; Man., Manitoba; Mess., Message; M., Motion; m., moved. Neg., Negatived; N.B., New Brunswick; N.W.T., North-west Territories; N.S., Nova Scotia; O.C., Order in Council; Ont., Ontario ; P.E.I., Prince Edward Island ; P.O., Post Office ; Par., Paragraph; Prop., Proposed ; Q., Quebec; Ques., Question ; Recom., Recommit; Ref., Refer, Referred, Reference; Rep., Report, Reported; Reps., Reports ; Res., Resolution ; Ret., Return ; Ry., Railway ; Rys., Railways ; Sel., Select; Sen., Senate; Sp., Special; Stmnt., Statement; Sup., Supply ; Suppl., Supplement, Supplementary; Wthdn., Withdrawn ; Wthdrl. Withdrawal; Y.N., Yeas and Nays; Names in Italics and parentheses are those of the mover.
Alcorn, Mr. G. O., Prince Edward.
Anderson, Mr. J. G., Appnmt. as Fruit Inspector (Ques.) 13372 (vi).
Binder Twine Inspection, Method of Collection, &c. (Ques.) 14684 (vi).
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for 3° (amt.) 12703 ; Neg. (Y. 35 ; N. 75) 12705 (v).
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Pets re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections 13274 (vi).
Picton Mail Service, Irregular Delivery, &c. (remarks) 13134 (vi).
Supply:
Public Works:	Buildings-B. C. (Rossland,
armoury) 13133 ; Dom. (rentals, _&c.) 13133; Man. (Winnipeg, military buildings) 13129; Ont. (Cobourg, P.O. 13118 ; (Deseronto, P. O.) 13113 ; (Picton, P.O.) 13113 (vi).
Angers, Mr. C., Charlevoix.
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5192 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 10349
(v)- , . Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in
Com., 6493 (iii).
Archambault, Mr. J. E., Berthier.
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co's. Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 10071
(iv).
Avery, Mr. M. Addington.
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5461 (iii).
Avery, Mr. M.-Con.
Enterprise Postmaster, Dismissal, &c. (remarks) 14007 (vi).
Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: 
Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: Barker, Mr. Sami.-Con.
Auditor General and Civil Service Amt. B. (remarks) in Com., 13808 (vi).
Auditor General and Treasury Board, Payment to Members (remarks) 10956 (v).
Brandon, Saskatchewan and Hudson's Bay Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 157 (Mr. Stewart) in Com., 5987 (iii).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co. 's incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dymcnt) in Com., 7426 (iii).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4368, 4963 (ii) 5623, 5634, 5786 (iii).
Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5883 (iii).
Chignecto Marine Ry., Settlement, &c. (remarks) 4420 (ii).
Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickerdike) 830 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com on Res., 12521 (ii), in Com. on B., 13808 (vi).


Desjardins Canal B.: 
Govt.   R@: General Expenditure, on M. for Com. of
Sup., 3669 (ii).

Gross Earnings, Interim Reps. (Ques.)
4444 (ii).

Locomotives, Cars, &c., in Stock, &c.
(Ques.) 4361 (ii).


Penny Banks Establishment B.: 
Donj.   L@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Incorporated Companies B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 223 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6809 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 

Bell, Mr. A. C.-Con.
Alaskan Boundary Commission, on M. (Mr* Boitrassa) 14819 (vi).
Amherst Postoffice, Rental, &c. (Ques.) 1591
(i).


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4249 (ii).


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Delay of Govt., &c., on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14193 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4367 (ii).
Cattle Embargo in G.B. (remarks) 267 (i).

on M. for Com. of Sup., 368 (i).
Census Expenditure, on Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13740 (vi).
Sec : Supply-Agriculture. '
Chamberlain, Mr.: See ' Militia Act.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com., 13811 (vi).
Clergue Co. and Govt. Contract re Steel Rails (remarks) 14098 (vi).
Commanders of Govt. Steamers, Names, &c. (Ques.) 446 (i).
Conciliation Boards, Cost, &c. (Ques.) 3628 (ii.) Conciliators, Settlement of Labour Disputes, &c. (Ques.) 4003 (ii).
Customs Act (Surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3076 (ii).
Divorce Court, on prop. Res. (Mr. Charlton) 583 (i).


Dorn.   E@: 3, on M. (Mr. Fielding) to ref. to Sel. Com., 3003 (ii).


Dom.   N@: 222 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6913 (iii).
Electoral Lists, N.S., Changes re Printing, &c. (Ques.) 8331 (iv).
Financial Review (amt.) to Com. of Sup., 14601;
Neg. (Y. 30, N. 68) 14642 (vi).
Fire at Mortimer & Co.'s, Govt, property destroyed (Ques.) 4836 (ii).
Fishing within Three-Mile Limit, Guysboro, N. S. (remarks) 4179 (ii).


Govt.   R@: Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections, 13287 (vi).

Ques. of Order, 13286 (vi).
See ' Ry. Policy.'
Halifax Marine and Fishery Offices, Resolution of City Council, Tel. (read) 14279 (vi).
House of Commons, Clerks, <&c.: see 'Civil Service B.'
Hurley, Mr. (remarks) 13744 (vi).
Hydraulic Dredge, Mar. Provs. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13319 (vi).
Hydraulic Leases, Yukon Ter. (M. for cor.*) 288 (i).
Immigration, Inadequate Inspection, on M. for Sup., 6577 (iii).
I.C.R., Free Transportation, Names, &c. (M. for ret.) 2337 (i).
General Expenditure, on M. for Com. of Sup., 3687 (ii).

Lome Siding, Ry. Traffic, &c. (Ques.)
2918 (ii).

Rates for Cattle and Coal, &c. (Ques.)
1857 (i).

(M. for Ret.*) 2338 (i).

Inquiry for Papers, 3712 (ii).
International Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14320 (vi).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res , 7975 (iv).
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) to Com. of Sup., 4279 (ii).
Labour Disputes,Settlement, &c. (Ques.) 4003 (ii).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8213 (iv).
Librarians of Parlt., Salary B. 267 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 13833 (vi).
Lime Rock, N.S., Postmaster, Salary, &c. (Ques.) 1297 (i).
Mail via New York : see 'Can. Mail,' &c.
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, sent from
H.	of C., 14536, 14574 (vi).
Markland, Schr., Seizure, &c., on M. for Com. of Sup. (remarks) 5995 (iii).
Militia Act. Amt. and Mr. Chamberlain's Suggestions (remarks) 6540 (iii).
Ministerial Changes, on Explanation, &c. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 186 (i).
Minto, Govt. Steamer, Passengers, &e. (Ques.) 3631 (ii).
North Pole Expedition, Govt. Aid to (remarks) 12811 (vi).

v
Bell, Mr. A. C -Con.
Nova Scotia Bank, Customs Duty re* Safe (remarks) 13988 (vi).
N.	S. and Can., Financial Terms, &c. (Ques.) 3001 (i).
Parliamentary Librarians : see ' Librarians.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5857 (iii).
Post Office, Deptl. Rep. Distribution, &c. (remarks) 879 (i).
Pugwash, N.S. Lighthouse-keeper (Ques.) 1856 (i). Quebec Bridge Subsidies B. 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14696 (vi).
'Ragging' in the British Army (remarks)3134 (ii). Railway Policy of Govt., &c., on M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to adjn. Hse., 7121 (iii).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14320
(vi).
Railway Subsidies, General Policy, &c. (remarks) in Com. on Res., 14370 (vi).
Railway Subsidies re Provinces, &c. (remarks) 14687 (vi).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) in Com., 11028 ; in Com. (N.S.) 11809 (v).
Safe purchased by Bank of N. S., Customs Duties re (remarks) 13988 (vi).
Scotch Hill Station, Pets, re (Ques.) 872 (i). Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 6494, 7214 (iii).	*
Springhill, N.S., Armouries, Caretaker, &c.
(Ques.) 1856 (i).	,
Steel Rails : See * Clergue, ' &c.
Supplies for I. C. R. : See 'Govt. Rys. B. 258.' Supply :
Agriculture (census, Cote's circular) 4661;
(general statistics) 4429 (ii).
Charges of Management (Dom. notes) 12585
(v)	; (public dept) 14254 (vi).
Civil Government; Customs (salaries) 325 (i). Customs (preferential tariff) 3937 (ii).
Excise (adulteration of food, &c.,) 5389; (analysts, &c.) 5389 (iii).
Fisheries (fish-breeding establishments) 4175; (fishways) 4174 (ii).
Geological Survey (Bell,' Dr. appnmt.) 6818;
(explorations, &c.) 6818 (iii).
Indians: Mar. Provs. (schools) 6414 (iii). Inland Revenue (wood alcohol) 241 (i). Legislation: H. of C. (sessional clerks) 14113
(vi)	; (voters' lists) 5276 (iii).
Lighthouse and Coast, Service (lightkeepers, salaries) 4132; (Montreal pilot commission) 4173 ; (St. Lawrence navigation) 4159 (ii). Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G.B.) 6000(iii); (Petitde Grat and Mulgrave) 14250 (vi).
Miscellaneous (arbitration, Dom. and Provs.) 12590 ; (Art Gallery) 12589 ; (Mining Institute) 12591 (vi.)
N. W. Mounted Police (pay of force) 5262 (iii). Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, supplies, &c.) 4078 (ii).
Post Office (arrears of salaries, postmasters) 5922; (Dawson and Eagle City) 5923; (salaries, *	&c.) 5924 (iii).
Bell, Mr. A. C.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works: Buildings, N.B. (St. John dril^ hall) 13044 (vi) ; Ottawa (furniture, &c.) 982 (i) ; (ventilation of Chamber) 13007 ; Quebec (hospital for trachoma) 14245 ; (military iron foundry) 14247 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, N.B. (Caraquet wharf) 1176 ; N.S. (Drumhead breakwater) 1083 : (Glace Bay) 1094; (Meteghan Cove) 1137 (i); Ont. (Port Arthur dredging) 13021 (vi). Slides and Booms (St. Maurice) 2680 (ii). Telegraph Lines-Que. (Anticosti, &c.) 5917. Railways-I.C.R. (bridge strengthening) 3700; (Levis accommodation) 3703 (ii); (New Glasgow freight shed) 14096; (Pictou accommodation) 14088 ; (rolling stock) 14101 ; (steel rails) 14098 (vi); (Stellarton accommodation) 8299 (iv).
Yukon Ter. (govtl. expenses) 6802 (iii).
Tariff Policy of Govt., on Amt. (Mr. Tartc) to Com. of Sup., 4912 (ii).
Thanksgiving Day, Adjournment (remarks) 13379. Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 3497 (ii).
Treadgold Concessions, Free Representations, &c. (Ques.) 5990 (iii).

Hydraulic Leases, &c. (M. for cor.*) 288.

Instructions to Commissioners (remarks)
5242 (iii).

Tel. from Dawson Board of Trade, &c.
(Ques.) 1195 (i).
United Empire Life Ins. Co.'s B. 163 (Mr. Thompson) in Com., 3796 (ii).
Voters'Lists, N.S.: See 'Electoral.'
Winter Communication with P.E.I., on M. (Mr. Hughes, P.E.I.) for Cor., 1044 (i).
Yukon, Hydraulic Leases : See ' Hydraulic.'
Bennett, Mr. W. H., E. Simcoc.
Alaska, Str., Purchase, &c. (Ques.) 6629 (iii). Ashcroft-Barkerville Mail Contract, &c. (Ques.) 1595 (i).
Bayfield, Str., Reps, of Mr. Evans and others (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5742 (iii).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7379 (iii).
Bonding Privileges with U.S. (remarks) 12761 (vi).
Brunet, Arthur and Dom. Elections Act, on M.
(Mr. Gasprain) for Pets., &c., 108 (i).
Cane Bros., Timber License, &e. (Ques.) 2757 (ii). Collingwood Dock, Estimated Cost (remarks) 5871 (iii).
Collingwood Harbour Dry Dock, &c.: Remarks in Com. on Dry Docks B., 4679 (ii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com., 4016 (ii).
Cutler, Gore Bay Mail Service, &c. (Ques.) 2308. Cutler, Spanish Mills, &c., Tenders, &c. (Ques.) 2308 (i).
Cutler and Gore Bay Mail Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., C161 (iii).
Dokis Indian Reserves, Complaints re trespassing (Ques.) 7914 (iv).



Bennett, Mr. W. H.-Con.


Dorn.   E@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: vii
Bennett, Mr. W. H.- Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
examining warehouse) 130G9 ; (St. Louis de Mile End, P.O.) 13080; (Terrebonne, P.O.) 13059(vi); Yukon (White Horse, P.O.) 13133 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers-N.B. (Campbellton wharf) 11(54 ; (Caraquet wharf) 1175 (i); (Miscou, wharf) 13234; (Petit Rocher, breakwater) 13234; N.S. (Fort Lawrence pier) 13181 ; (Gabarouse, breakwater) 13182; (Grand Narrows, wharf) 13198 ; (Indian Harbour, wharf) 13199 ; (L'Ardoise break -water) 13201; (McKay'sPoint, wharf)13201; (Middle river dam) 13202; (Morrison's Point wharf) 13203 (vi); (New Harbour) 1143 (i); (St. Ann's, wharf) 13204 (vi); (Tiverton breakwater) 1149 ; (West Baccaro channel) 1151 (i); Ont. (Blind River wharf) 13235; (Bracebridge, wharf) 13231) (vi); (Bruce Mines) 5911 (iii); (Collingwood, improvements) 13239 (Couchiching, Lake Simcoe) 13252 ; (Cumberland, wharf) 13239 (vi) ; (Goderich harbour) 1307 (i); (Gore's wharf) 13244 (vi); (Kaministiquia river) 5825 (iii); (Midland harbour) 1370 (i), 5909 (iii), 13240; (Parry Sound, wharf) 13248 ; (Port Arthur, dredging) 13012 (vi); (Port Colbome) 3368
(ii); (Sturgeon Falls, wharf) 1431 (i); (Thes-salon, breakwater) 13254; (Victoria harbour) 13255; (Wiarton, wharf) 13256(vi); Que. (Grande Vallee pier) 1517 ; (Murray Bay wharf) 2208 (i) ; (St. Lawrence ship channel) 3310 (ii).
' Miscellaneous (transportation commission) 13305 (vi).
Railways and Canals : Generally (litigation expenses) 12912 (vi) ; I.C.R. (Chapman ballbearing apparatus) 8283 (vi); (Levis, accommodation) 7520 (iii).
Yukon Govt. (Eldorado Gusher) 7277 (iii).
Transcontinental Ry., Govt. Policy, &c. (Ques.) 2308 (i).
Transportation Commissioners aud Tariff Inquiry (remarks) 855, 862 (i).
Transportation Commission, in Com. of Sup., 13365 (vi).
Trent Canal Surveys, &c., on M. (Mr. Ward) for Ret., 2319 (i).
Wheat Shipments from Port Arthur and Ft. William (Ques.) 284 (i).
Wood Alcohol manufactured at Longford, Output, &c. (Ques.) 98 (i).
Wood Alcohol, Purchase, &c., Remarks in Com. of Sup., 227 (i) 5363 (iii).
Yukon Stenographers, Appnmt. of Mr. J. A. Valiquette (Ques.) 4005 (ii).
Bernier, Hon. M. E., (Minister of Inland Revenue) St. Hyacinthe.
Automatic Grain Weighers in N.W.T., on M. (Mr. Steivart) for Ret., 881 (i).
Chabot, Mr. F. X., Dismissal, &c. (Ans.) 2015 (i).
Chevrier Family, Emplymt. by Govt. (Ans.) 12499 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 223 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6808 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5859 (iii).
Supply:
Lighthouse and Coast Service (lighthouse supplies) 4168 (ii).
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, supplies, &c.) 4093 (ii).
Public Works : Buildings-Ottawa (electric lighting transformers) 5844 (iii); (geological museum) 352 (i) ; (post office elevator) 5844
(iii); (Royal Mint)347 (i); (steeldrawers, &c.) 13087 ; (Victoria museum) 14244 (vi).
Roads and Bridges (Ottawa, Dufferin, &c.) 13321 (vi).
Blain, Mr. R., Peel.


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Petersen & Co.'s Deposit, 6969 (iii).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7319, 7361 (iii).
Binder Twine, Cost in 1901-2, &c. (Ques.) 447 (i).

Names of Purchasers (Ques.) 3798 (ii).

Prices for current year, &c. (Ques.) 203 (i).
See ' Supply-Justice.'
Blankets, Web Cloth, &c., purchased by Govt.
(Ques.) 10101, 10714, 10954 (v).
British Cable News Service between Can. and G. B., B. 240 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 10732(v).
Blain, Mr. R.-Con.
Bruce Mines and Algoma Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14438 (vi).
Bruce Mines Shed, architect: See * Gordon,' &c.
Budget, The, 1785 (i).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5853 (hi).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to
Com. on Privs. and Elections, 13273 (vi).

 Surveys, Expenses, in Com. of Sup.,
14650 (vi).



Blain, Mr. R.-Con.
Halton, Cardwell and Peel, Census Schedules (Ques.) 6436 (iii).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7056 (iii).

See ' Census. '
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7928 (iv).
Judges of the Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 10774 (v).
Kelly, Wm., Census Account, &c., Letter re (read) 13705 (vi).
Census Commissioner for N. Hastings (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7080 (iii).
Latour, L. J., Leave of Absence, Amount paid, &c. (Ques.) 6895 (iii).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8214 (iv).
Lunenburg Co., Assistance to Fishermen, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13174 (vi).
Macpherson, D. F., Census Enumerator: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4820 (ii).
Mails carried via New York (remarks) in Coin, of Sup., 7728 (iv).


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 232 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 9351 (iv).
Maps, Printing and Publishing, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14274 (vi).
Milk Can Bill : See 'Weights,' &c.
N. W. T. Govt. Subsidy B. 256 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 12325 (v).
Ontario and Qu'Appelle Land Co.'s B. 62 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 2718 (ii).
Pilotage Act (Montreal and Quebec Districts) Amt. B. 261 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 13627.
Postmasters Bonds and Insurance Fund (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14655 (vi).

See ' Supply-Post Office.'
Postmasters in Rural District, Salaries, &c. (remarks) 5863 (iii) 14039 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mnlock) in Com., 5863 (iii).
Post Office Insurance Fund, Rep. (remarks) 14660.

Sec* Supply-Postoffice.'
Post Office Savings Bank Defalcations, &c., in Com., of Sup., 14655 (vi).


Press Despatches B.:: See ' British Cable, &c.'
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Talbot) 3127 (ii).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B.21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3737 (ii), 6101, 6256 (iii).

(Supplies to I.C.R.) Amt. B.258 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 12969 (vi).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14380.
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11623, 12293; (Toronto) 11742 (v).
St. Peters and Louisburg Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14489 (vi).
Savard, Mr. P. V., Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.) 6895 (iii).	'
Supplies for I.C.R.: Sec ' Ry. Act B. 258.'
Blain, Mr. R.-Con.
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, <fcc. (Acadian historical data) 13507 (vi); (census enumerators) 4646, 4820 ; (census, land, &c.) 4638 ; (census schedules) 7054 (iii); (Clinton, census, &c.) 4820 (ii); (cold storage) 7626; (creameries, N. W. T.) 7633 (iv); (exhibitions, furniture, &e.) 4604 ; (exhibition, Treadgold exhibit) 4612 ; (experimental farms) 4553 ; (Japan exhibition) 4635
(ii)	; (Poultry Farming) 7647 (iv).
Canals: Farran's Point (acetylene gas plant) 14155 (vi); Galops (deepening, &c.) 8268
(iv); Soulanges (Goodwin's claim) 14143 ; (O'Leary's claims) L4651; Welland (mitre sills lowering) 14148 (vi).
Civil Govt.: Inland Rev. (salaries) 231 (i). Ctoom-s (Bracebridge custom house) 3960 ; (contingent expenses) 3897 ; (inspectors, preventive service, &c.)3958 ; (legal expenses) 3963 : (linseed oil fraud) 3934 ; (preferential tariff) 3945 ; (salaries, &c.) 3897 (ii).
Pom. Lands (Banff, roads and bridges) 6788 ; (tree culture) 6779 (iii).
Excise (methylated spirits contract) 5378 ;
(Standard Chemical Co.) 5378 (iii).
Fisheries [Acadia, sale of) 13658 (vi). Immigration (expenditure) 6868; (Lake St. John Col. Co.) 6888; (Ritchie, U.S. agent) 6848 ; (U.S. agents) 6848 (iii).
Indians : B. C. (expenditure generally) 7266; (industrial schools) 7256 ; (surveys, &c.)7269 ; Generally (legal expenses) 6416 ; N. W. T. (supplies) 6425 ; (Stewart, E., travelling ex. penses) 6416 ; Yukon (education) 7274 (iii). Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7764, 7772 ;
(Haycock, Mr., appnmt.) 7764 (iv).
Interior (Amos Barnes, claim) 6924 ; (Banff museum) 6927 ; (Howie, F. W., legal expenses) 6795 (iii).
Justice : Miscellaneous (Statutes, Revision) 14643 (vi); (Penitentiaries (binder twine) 3515 (ii).
Legislation: Elections (Advocate, Prince Albert, printing) 14268, 14652 (vi).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (Halifax harbour buoys) 13638 ; (Marconi stations) 13641 (vi); (St. Lawrence route, insurance) 5761 (iii). Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and Australia) 13680(vi); (Can. and S. Africa)5879
(iii)	7741); (G. B. and Can.) 77^8; (St. John and Halifax) 7742 ; (St. John and London) 7738 (iv).
Miscellaneous (Advocate, Prince Albert, printing, &c.) 14268, 14652 (vi); (industrial disputes, royal commission) 6986 ; (Martineau defalcations) 6991; (Petersen, Tate & Co.'s deposit) 6969 (iii); (Post Office Savings Bank; defalcations) 14655 (vi).
N. W. M. Police (Yukon) 5005 (ii).
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, repairs, supplies, &c.) 4061, 4104, 5039 (ii) ; (life-saving awards) 13544; (masters and mates examination) 13531 (vi).
Post Office (box rents, &c.) 6139 ; (country postmasters) 6053; (mail service) 6065 j (superannuations) 5932 ; (supplies, &c.) 6151 (iii). Public Works : Buildings-B. C. (Rossland, P.
O.	) 13161; (Vancouver, P. O.) 13132 (vi); Dom. (heating, &c.) 1065 ; Generally (Brampton armoury) 966 ; (experimental farms) 973
(i); N.B. (St. John drill hall) 13051 (vi); N. S. (Aricliat) 5829 ; (Guysborough) 5840 (iii); (Sydney Mines) 13028; Ont. (Belleville, armoury) 13083 ; (Guelph, armoury) 13084, 13085 ; (Hawkesbury, P. O) 13119; (Oshawa,
P.	0.) 13111; (St. Mary's, P. O.) 13110;
X

O.C., re (remarks) 3302 (ii).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: xi
Blair, Hon. A. Or.-Con.
Canal Employees, Wages, &c. (remarks) 2303 (i). Cattle Guard Commission, Appnint. of Geo. Robertson (Ans.) 668 (i).

Names, &c. (Ans.) 875 (i).

Rep. to Govt. (Ans.) 669 (i).

Rep., &c. (remarks) 1199 (i).

Withdrawal of Mr. Robertson, &c. (Ans.)
1034 (i).	.
See ' Ry. Act B. 21.'


Charlottetown P.  E. I.@: Ry. Station, &c. (Ans.) 4443 (ii).
Commercial Travellers, Fares, &c., in Com. on Ry. Bill, 5680 (iii).
Compulsory Voting: See 'Dorn. Election B.' Criminal Code (cruelty to animals) Amt. B. 39 (Mr. Brock) in Com., 1325 (i) 3237 (ii). Demurrage on Cars, I.C.R., collected, &c. (Ans.) 3672, 4959 (ii).
Dixon, F. A., Chief Cor. Clerk, &c. (Ans.) 5319 (iii).
Dom. Elections Act (compulsory voting) Amt.
B. 3 (Mr. Charlton) m Com., 13609, 14425 (vi). Dry Docks Construction Act Amt. B. (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3007 (ii).
Erie, Ontario Power Co.'s incorp. B. 134 (Mr. German) in Com., 3578, 3982 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 293, 615 (i).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5139 (iii) 7823 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) on M. for Com. on Res., 8406 ; ('Senator Cox cannot wait') 8410 (iv).
G. T. Transcontinental Ry. and Govt. Subsidy, &c. (Ans.) 675, 1031 (i).

See ' Transcontinental.'
Hamilton Electric Light, &c., Power, Rental, &c. (Ans.) 3803 (ii).
Hillsborough Bridge, P.E.I., Agreement, &c., Amt. paid (Ans.) 2758 (ii).

Contractor's Name, &c. (Ans.) 2584 (ii).

Traffic Arrangements, &c. (Ans.) 2759 (ii).
I. C. Ry., Coal Rates (Ans.) 6167 (iii).

Demurrage Regulations, &c. (Ans.) 4672,
4952 (ii).

Free Passes, Names, &c., on M. (Mr. Bell)
for Ret., 2337 (i).

General Statement, on M. for Sup., 3633
(ii).

Gross Earnings, Interim Reps., &c. (Ans.)
4445 (ii).

on Inquiry for Papers, 3538 (ii).
Blair, Hon. A. G-. -Con.
I. C. Ry., Locomotives, Cars, purchased, &c. (Ans.) 4361 (ii).

Lome Siding (Ans.) 2919 (ii).

Official Guide, Cost, &c. (Ans.) 3535 (ii.)

Ouelle River Spur Line, &c. (Ans.) 541 (i).

Private Cars (Ans.) 2309 (i).

Rates for Live Stock and Coal, &c. (Ans.)
1857 (i).

Rep. of Mr. Pottinger, on M. (Mr. Haggart) for Copy, 3806 (ii).

Scotch Hill Station (Ans.) 872 (i).

Sussex, N.B., Roundhouse, Gates, &c.
(Ans.) 4673 (ii).

 Trackmen's Wages, &c. (Ans.) 1298 (i).

Traffic Rates, on Inquiry for Papers,
3712 (ii).

Windsor Junction Accident, Evidence re
(remarks) 3301 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 18 (Mr. Monk) on M. for 2\ 932 (i).
Inverness and Richmond Ry., Subsidy (Ans.) 873 (i).
Levis Land Purchase, I.C.R., Payment, &c.
, (Ans.) 3631 (ii).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks) 2512. Lome Siding, I.C.R., Ry. Traffic, &c. (Ans.) 2919 (ii).
Man. and N. W. T. Ry. Co.'s Land Subsidies granted by Govt. (Ans.) 1197 (i).
Marconi Wireless Tel. Co.'s incorp. B. 131 (Mr. Mclsaac) in Com., 5094 (ii).
Milk Cans Bill: See ' Weights and Measures.' Ministerial Changes, on Mr. Tarte's Resignation (explanation) 145 (i).

on Mr. Blair's Resignation (explanation)
6736 (iii).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: {Mr. Fielding) in Com., 4454 (ii).
Municipal Rights re Tramways, &c. (remarks) in Com. on Bill, 6080 (iii).
New Canadian Co.'s incorp. B. 83 {Mr. Lemicnx) in Com., 3222 (ii).
Niagara, Queenston & St. Catharines Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 154 (Mr. German) in Com., 4592 (ii). O'Leary Station, P.E.I., Branch Line (Ans.) 6168 (iii).
P.E.I. Ry., Sale of Tickets (Ans.) 2503 (ii). 

Total Cost, Misrepresentation, &c. (remarks) 1680 (i).
Private Cars, I.C.R., &c. (Ans.) 2309 (i).
Public Printing and Stationery Act Amt. B. 182 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4206 (ii).
Pugvvash, N.S., Lighthouse-keeper (Ans.) 1856 (i). Quebec Bridge Subsidy B. 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14728 (vi).
Railway Accidents, Duties of Public Officials (Ans.) 1032 (i).

Investigations, &c. (remarks) 1331 (i).

Loss of Life (Ans.) 873 (i).

Conference with Senate re Amts, to B. 21
(remarks) 14763 (vi).

(telephones) 5534 (iii).
Railways and Canals Depth Rep. (presented) 92. Ry. Commissioners' Salaries (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8123 (iv).
Ry. Land Grants voted by Parlt., &c. (Ans.) 1678 (i).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 
Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 270, in Com. on Res., 14440 (vi). Ry. Subsidies, Interest payable, &e. (Ans.) 3971. Ry. Subsidies in Land and Money in Man. and
N.	W.T. (Ans.) 1677 (i).
Ry. Subsidies (money) paid by Govt, in Provs. (Ans.) 1197 (i).
Ry. Subsidies paid by Govt, since Confederation (Ans.) 1198 (i).
Ry. Subsidies voted and paid, 1901-3 (Ans.) 2306. Red Deer Valley Ry. and Coal Co.'s B. 102 (Mr. Cowan) in Com., 5892 (iii).
Representation in H. of 0. B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. (N.B.) 11812 (v).
Resignation as Minister: See ' Ministerial,' &c. Scotch Hill Station, Pets, re (Ans.) 872 (i). Semaphore Lights, P.E.T., Discontinuance, &c. (Ans.) 4443 (ii).
South-eastern Valley and United Counties Ry., Safety, &e., on M. (Mr. Tarte) for Cor., 452 (i). Southport and.Murray Harbour Ry., Tenders, &c. (Ans.) 2584 (ii).
South Shore Ry., Complaints re Safety (remarks) 206 (i).


Working of, &c., on M. (Mr. Tarte) for
Cor., 450 (i).
Station Agents, P.E.I., Salaries, &e. (Ans.) 4361. Steel Rails, Contract, Price, &c. (Ans.) 285 (i). Supply:
Civil Oovt.: Railways (salaries) 333 (i).
Mail Subsidies and ss. Subventions (St. John and Belfast) 7733 (iv).
Public Works'. Buildings, N.B. (.-'t. John quarantine water service) 419 (i).
Railways : I.C.R. (bridge strengthening) 3699; (general statement) 3633; (Levis accommodation) 3703; (original construction) 3698; (Sydney accommodation) 3696 (ii).
Telephone Cos. in Mar. Provs., Names, &e. (Ans.) 2585 (ii).
Ties on Govt. Rys., Importation, &e. (Ans.) 1679. Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for Com., 4672 (ii), OnM. to resume adjnd. deb., 6198 (iii).
Blair, Hon. A. G-. -Con.
Trans-Canada Ry. Co., Application tor Govt. Aid, &c. (Ans.) 1026 (i).

Contract with Govt. (Ans.) 2759 (ii).

(personal explanation) 2794 (ii).

Pets., &c., on M. (Mr. Tarte) for Cor.,
672 (i).
Transcontinental Ry., G. T. P. R., on M. (Mr. Tarte) for Cor., 447 (i).
Transcontinental Ry., Proposals to Govt. (Ans.) 874 (i).


Customs Clause G.  T. P.@: Bill.
Treadgold Concessions, Appmnt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) 2863, 4513 (ii).

Appmnt. of Commission (remarks) 3878.
Trent Canal, Hastings and Trenton, Tenders, &c. (Ans.) 129 (i).

 O. Cs. re (Ans.) 1859 (i).
West Lome Accident, Commissioners (Ans.) 6168 (iii).

Rep. of Commissioner (remarks) 50SS (ii).

on inquiry for Rep., 5242 (iii).

Verdict, &c. (Ans.) 3232 (ii).
White, Albert S., Emplymnt. by Govt. (Ans.) 4673 (ii).
Windsor Junction Ry. Accident, Papers laid on table, 3712 (ii).
Winter Communication with P. E. I., on M. (Mr. Hughes, P.E.I.)ior Cor., 1048, 1053 (i).
Borden, Hon. Sir Frederick W., K.C.M.G.
(Minister of Militia and Defence), Kings, (N.S.). Blankets, Web Cloth, &c., Dates of Purchase by Govt. (Ans.) 10954 (v).
Brigade Camp, Sussex, N.B. (Ans.) 3236 (ii). Canadian (3rd) Mounted Rifles, Medals, &c. (Ans.) 1675 (i).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: Constabulary, Attestation,Discharge, &c. (Ans.) 14287 (vi).	.
Cartoons in Military Gazette, &c. (Ans.) 2103 (i). Criminal Code Amt. B. 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6646 (iii).
Dixon, Capt., Rep. re S. Africa War (Ans.) 7914 (iv).
Dundonald, G.O.C., Speech at Hamilton, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 2404 (i).
Fishery Guardian, J. M. DesRoches, Alleged Fraud, &c. (Ans.) 10955 (v).
G. O. C. Commanding, Rep., &c., Suppression of (Ans ) 670 (i).
Gordon Highlanders' Trophy (remarks) 7253 (iii). Grand Trunk Pacific Ry. Co., Par. in Globe, 5894 (iii).
Hutton, Maj. Gen., on Inquiry for Ret. (remarks) 207 (i).

xiii
Borden, Hon. Sir F. W.-Gun.
King's S. A. Medals, Pet. from N.C.Os., &c. (Ans.) 10491 (v).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal, Payment of Militia, &c. (Ans.) 4000 (ii).

Par. in 'Star' re Militia (remarks) 12939.(vi).
S. A. Constabulary, Complaints re Grievances, &c. (Ans.) 1028 (i).
S. A. Contingents and Govt. Employees, Reinstated, itec. (Ans.) 1027 (i).

Medals, Regulations, &e. (remarks) 8319. (iv).

Pensions to Canadians (Ans.) 2920 (ii).

Saddles and Bridles (Ans.) 1675 (i).
See ' Canadian, ' &c.
Springhill .Armouries, Caretaker, &c. (Ans.) 1857 (i).
Sussex Armoury, Construction, &e., Overseer's Qualifications (Ans.) 8332 (iv).
Supply:
Civil Govt.: Militia (salaries) 221 (i).
Militia (annual drill) 3603 ; (Association grants) 3767; (contingencies) 3778 (ii); (Cook vs. Cole, costs) 6950; (coronation contingent) 6950 (iii); (defence scheme) 3763 (ii); (Dom. ar-
Borden, Hon. Sir F. W. -Con.
Supply-Con.	'
Militia-Con.
senal) 7089 (iii); (Esquimau defences) 3778; (G>
C.) 3781 (ii); (Hamilton drill hall) 0949
(iii); (Martineau commission) 3585, 3752; (Military college) 3778; (military stores branch) 3608 ; (pay and allowance) 3584 (ii) ; (pay and allowance general statement) 13379 (vi); (paving streets, Winnipeg barracks) 6949 (iii); (properties) 3611; (Toronto, drill shed) 3618 ; (transport and freight) 3752 ; (Valley-field strike) 3587, 3753 (ii).
Public Works: Buildings-Generally (armouries) 970. (i); Man. (Winnipeg, military buildings) 13127 ; N. B. (military buildings) 13041; (St. John, drill hall) 13043; N. S. (Middleton, armoury) 970 (i) ; N. W. T. (Strathcona Horse, barracks) 13130; Out. (armouries, generally) 13084 ; (Belleville, armoury) 970 (i) 13082; (Military College, Kingston) 13094 ; (Toronto, drill hall) 13086 ; (Toronto, military buildings) 13086 (vi) ; Ottawa (desks, &c.) 986; (Royal Mint) 346 (i); Que. (citadel, drill shed) 13056 (vi); (L'Assomption) 430 (i); (military buildings) 13054 ; (Montreal, barracks) 13076 ; (Quebec, drill hall addition) 13077; (St. Hyacinthe, drill hall) 13067 ; (Sherbrooke, drill hall) 13079 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, N. S. (Kingsport, pier) 1103 (i).
Tents for N. W. Mounted Police, Tenders, See. (An3.) 3804 (ii).

See ' Woods,' &c.
Transcontinental (Can.) Ry., Representations re Military Purposes (Ans.) 541 (i).
Valleyfield Labour Strike, Payment of Militia (Ans.) 13371 (vi).

See ' Supply-Militia,' &c.
Veterans, Pet. re Indemnity for Military Service (Ans.) 11189 (v).
Volunteers Man. and N. W. T., Land Scrip, &c. (Ans.) 820 (i).
Woods, J. W., Amount paid for tents, Sec. 5764 (iii).

See ' Tents,' Sec.
Borden, Mr. R. L., Halifax.
Address, on The, 23 (i).
Colonial Conference, 25; Conference between Colonies, 24 ; Discrimination by Germany, 29; Relations with Newfoundland and French Shore Question, 30 ; Alaska Boundary, and Bulwer-Clayton Treaty, 31 ; Naval Reserve, 36; Transportation Question, 37; Tariff Revision, 38; Chinese Immigration Policy, 39 (i).
Adjournment of Hse., Procedure re (remarks) 6637 (iii).
Alaskan Boundary Arbitration, Award, Alleged Interview with Mr. Aylesworth (remarks) 13667, 13958 (vi).

remarks re Com. of Sup., 13963 (vi).

Alverstone, Lord, Criticism re Award,
13958, 13963 (vi).

 Alverstone, Lord, Telegram (remarks)
13806 (vi).



Borden, Mr. R L.-Con.
Alaskan Boundary Arbitration, Bond-Hay Treaty, Inquiry for Papers re (remarks) 878 (i), 14521 (vi).

convention respecting (remarks) 480 (i).

Notice of Reniarks, 14765 (vi).

Official Information, Cor., &c. (remarks)
14521 (vi).

Mr. Sifton's Telegram re, 14530 (vi).

Protest of Canadian Commissioners, Cor.
re, 14689 (vi).
American Cattle purchased for British Govt., Par. in Montreal Gazette, 5414 (iii).


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4244 (ii).
Apples, Canadian Packing, &c., on Ques. of Order, 11185 (v).
Arsenault, Capt., Compensation for Damages (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi). Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Coin., 5966 (iii)
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry. re Debts, &c.
(remarks) in Com. on B. 155, 14771 (vi). Atlantic Fast ss. Service (remarks) on Notice of
M.	, 13948 (vi).


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Delay by Govt., &c. (Amt.) to Com. of Sup., 14159 ; (Neg. Y. 20 ;
N.	58) 14218 (vi).
Requirements of present age, 14159 ; average time from Can. to G.B. 9, 10 and 11 days ; forty years ago, logs of Str. Asia, stmt, of mercantile journal, 14159 ; records, &c. 14159; Sir Chas. Tupper's contract, 1896, 14101; Petersen, Tate & Co.'s tender, 1896,14161; Allan's contract, Sir Wilfrid's reasons for non-acceptance, 14161; Toronto speech of Sir Wilfrid, 'Economical Govt.,' 14162; deposit returned to Petersen & Co., 14163 ; unpopularity, &e., 14164 ; prophecy, 14165 ; 21-knot service, no 2nd class service, 14166 ; New York route supplying boats, 14166; Govt, not enthusiastic, inspiration in Ottawa Free Press, 14167 ; tenders from Allan and British North Atlantic ss. Co., 14168 ; development of western country, willing to assist in giving aid, 14169 ; freight carried, 14169 ; cost of building, 14169; negotiations for short periods, 14170.
Atlantic Fast Service, Govt. Policy (remarks) 4007 (ii).

Tenders, &c. (remarks) 3882, 4120, 4445 (ii}.

Petersen, Tate & Co.'s Deposit (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 6953 (iii).
See " Supply-Mail Subsides ", &c.
Atlantic, North Trading Co.'s Contracts, &c.
(Ques.) 13372 (vi).

See ' North.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Govtl. Intention re (remarks) 13258 (vi).

Inquiry for Cor., &c., 11427, 11692 (v).
Automatic Grain Weighers in N. W. T., on M. (Mr. Stewart) for Ret., 884 (i).
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Autonomy of the N.W.T. (amt.) to Com. of Sup., 13856 ; Neg. (Y. 29; N. 63) 13932 (vi).

O.C.'s, Memorials, &c. (M. for copies*)
2778 (ii).

inquiry for ret., 5083 (ii).

Imperfect Ret. (remarks) 6891 (iii).

Return re (remarks) 13138 (vi).

See ' N.W.T. B. 256,'&c., ' Provincial,'&c.
Barr Colony and Mr. Haultain's Speech, on M. for Com. of Sup., 6365 (iii)).
Binder Twine Bounties Res., on Ques. of Order, 7305 (iii).
Blair, Hon. A. G., Resignation, on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 6757 (iii).

(remarks) 6522 (iii).
Bonding Privileges with U.S. (remarks) 12758. vi
Bopp, Mr., German Consul, Cor. with Germany and Dom. Govt. &c. (remarks) 12218 (v),

See ' Budget,' &c.
BC. Canners: See 'Salmon,' &e.
B.C. Statutes, Disallowance of, &c. (M. for O.C.'s, &e*) 706 (i).

Inquiry for Ret., 2016 (i).

(M.) to print cor., 2675 (ii).
Brunet, Arthur and Dom. election.-. Act, on M. (Mr. Casgrain) for Pets., O.Cs., &c., 106 (i).
Budget, The, 1462 (i).
Prosperity of Canada and former declarations of ministers, 1463 ; imports and exports, 1476, 1491; taxation, former utterances by ministers, 1465 ; expenditures, comparisons with former govts., 1468 ; per capita expenditure, 1470 ; capital and revenue expenditure of different depts., 1471; Public debt, 1472; surpluses and former utterances of ministers, 1473; Colonial Conference, Mr. Chamberlain's speech re preference, 1480 ; post office revenue, letter carrier's salaries, 1483;I.C.R. ' alleged ' surplus, 1483 ; trade negotiations with other c mntries, 1484; cor. with Herr Bopp, &c. (remarks) 1484; German surtax former amt. re, 1485; Preferential trade, attitude of Govt., 1487-1490 ; tariff revision, 1493; policy should be, 1494 ; Canada as an agricultural country, adequate protection, 1495, 1500; and relations with U.S., 1496; fiscal policy of govt, and free trade utterances, 1498; protection to the farmers, 1500; protection to Can. industries, 1501 ; tariff relations with U.S., 1502; Res. re tariff policy 'adequate protection,' 1503 ; editorial of N.S. paper re coal duty, 1503 (i).
Budget, The,-Report of Winnipeg Speech re Agricultural Implements, 2192 (i).

Amt., Neg. (Y. 54; N. 107) 2235 (i).
Business of the Hse., Announcement re Further Govt. Business (remarks) 13667 (vi).

(remarks) 1110 (i), 3794 (ii),

Delay in printing Bills (remarks) 482 (i).

Late Sittings (remarks) 3207 (ii).

Misleading Statements (remarks) 4347 (ii).

on M. to take in Mondays, 3708 (ii).

Procedure on Order Paper (remarks) 2302.

Suppl. Estimates (remarks) 4957 (ii).

See ' Govt. Business. '



Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. (Mr. Fisher) in Cora, on Res., 5062 (ii).
Cabinet Changes : See 'Ministerial Explanation.'
Cable News Service between Can. and G.B., B. 240 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8234 (ivR
Campaign Literature : See ' Mail Bags. '
Canadian-German Fiscal Policy, Cor. with Herr Bopp (remarks) 12218 (v).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4371, 4398, 4999, 5091, 5111, (ii), 5590, 5788 (iii).
C. P. R. Lands Exempt from Taxes in Man. and N. W. T. (M. for ret.*) 916 (i).
Canadian 0 ransportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5557 (iii).
Capital Cases, Commutation of Sentences, &c. (remarks) 13303 (vi).
Cardiff Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 140 (Mr. Oliver) in Com., 4591 (ii).
Cargill, Henry, late, M.P., Decease of (remarks) 12938 (vi).
Carlin, Peter J., Postmaster at Whitney Pier, N.S., Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 130, 668 (i).
Carver vs. King, Commutation, &c., Reps, re (remarks) 13303 (vi).
Cattle Embargo in G. B. (remarks) 267 (i).
Cattle Guard Commission, Rep., &c. (remarks) 1199 (i).

See ' Ry. Act B. 21.'
Census, &c. (remarks) 13672 (vi).

See 'Supply-Agriculture, Census, &c.'
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 175 (Mr. Morrison) in Com., 5960, 6201 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: , in Com. on Res., 601 (i).
Civil Servants and Dom. Elections, on Amt. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) to Com. of Sup., 3191 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12505, 12539 (v).
Civil Service (superannuation) Act Amt. B. 49 in Com. on prop. res. (Mr. Fielding) 594 (i).
Clayton-Pulwer Treaty, Cor., &c., Inquiry for Papers re Alaskan Boundary, 14521 (vi).

See ' Alaskan, ' &c.
Colonial Conference, Rep. re (remarks) 3632 (ii), 7923 (iv).
Columbia River Improvement Co. 's B. 150 (Mr. Galliher) on Sen. Amts., 6894 (iii).
Compulsory Voting: See ' Dom. Election B. 3.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: B. 273 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 14757 (vi).
Dawson Board of Trade, Communication re Treadgold Concessions (read) 1024 (i).

See ' Treadgold, ' &c.
Debates, Official (remarks) 6 (i).
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.


Desjardins Canal B.: 183 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4213 (ii).
Discriminating Freight Rates re Ocean Vessels (remarks) 13683 (vi).


Dorn.   E@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 178 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3023, 3036, 4680 (ii).
Easter Adjournment, ou M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1115 (i).
Election Law, Legislation re (remarks) 12218 (v).
See ' Dom. Election Bills. '
Exchequer Court Act (railway debts) Amt. B. 155 (Mr. Demers) in Com., 8244 (iv), on Sen. Amts., 14770 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Sec ' Customs Bills,' ' Budget,' &c.
' Gerrymander ' Bill : See 'Representation B 66.'


Good Shepherd Reformatory B.: Precedence on Thursdays, on M. (Sir
Wilfrid Laurier) 940 (i).

 Saturday Sittings, on M. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 13264 (vi).

 Redistribution Bill (remarks) 204 (i).

 See ' Business, ' &e.
Govt. Ry. Policy (remarks) re Delay, 7298 (iii).

(remarks) 13559 (vi).

Meetings of Com. (remarks) 13671 (vi).
______on M. (Mr. Talbot) to read Affidavits,
Ques. of Order 14846 (vi).
G. T. P. Ry. Bill, Customs Duties, Legal Opinions (read) 11337 (v).
______Govt. Policy (remarks) 6805, 6921, 7298,
7399, 8086 (iv).

 Plans presented (remarks) 8082 (iv).
________ Surveys, Reps, re (remarks) 14765 (vi).
Halifax Common, Rights of City, Ac. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13079 (vi).
Halifax Museum, Removal, Ac. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13032 (vi).


Cornwall Road P.   O.@: Employees, Pet. re Salaries (remarks) on Cone., 14759 (vi).
Hamilton, Galt and Berlin Ry. Co.'s B. 149 (Mr. Cowan) in Com., 4587 (ii).
Haanel, Dr., Duties as Supt. of Mines (remarks( in Com. of Sup., 13764 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid by Can., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 677 (i).

(remarks) 1057 (i).
Hides Inspection : See ' Gen. Inspection B. 48. ' Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) 782 (i).
Huron, Erie and Buffalo Ry. Co. s B. 123 (Mr. Cowan) in Com., 4588 (ii).
Immigrants, Accommodation for Settlers (remarks) 1131 (i).
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con-
Imperial Conference Cor., Can. Govt's. Refusal, Ac. (remarks) 9457 (iv).

Report re (remarks) 3632 (ii) 7923 (iv).

See 'Alaskan,' Ac., 'Colonial,' Ac.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: on M. for Sup. (remarks) 4040 (ii).

(Amt.) to Com. of Sup.,-4263 ; Neg. (Y.
47 ; N. 91) 4346 (ii).

Tariff Protection (notice of amt.) 3864 (ii).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8197 (iv).
Leprosy at Tracadie (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13039 (vi).
Librarians of Parlt., Salary B. 267 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res. 13832 (vi).
Lt. Governor of Ontario, Appnmt. of Administration (remarks) 112 (i).
Loan Companies, Extension of Power B. 24 (Mr. Thompson) in Com., 2349 (i).
Long Lake A Sas. Ry. Surveys: See ' Supply- Dom. Lands.'
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal Settlement, Ac. (remarks) 2676 (ii).
Loy, Geo. M., Privs. and Elections Com., on M. (Mr. Monk) to print Evidence, 7919 (iv).

on M. to cone, in Rep. of Com., 8048 (iv).
Lumber Combine in Man. and *N.W.T. (remarks) 1586 (i).
Lumber Trade in B.C., Tel from Manufacturing Industry. re U.S. Duty, Ac., Importations, 14766 (vi).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Stmnt. re Certain Rooms in H. of C. (remarks) 14530 (vi). 

Eorwarding, Ac. (remarks) 14569,14682 (vi).

KVi
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Threats to Express Cos. (remarks) 44851 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 232 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 8005 (iv.); on Sen. Amts., 13624 (vi). Man. Judgeship, Delay of Appnmt., Remarks in Com. of Sup., 212 (i).
Man. School Lands, &c., Inquiry for Ret., 6893 (iii).
Marconi System of Wireless Telegraphy (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13331 (vi).
Marconi Wireless Tel. Co.'s incorp. B. 131 (Mr. Mclsaac) in Com. 5098 (ii).
Master and Mates B. 226 (Mr. Prefontainc) in Com. on Res., C544 (iii).
Militia Force, Condition, &c., on M. (Mr. Thompson, Haldimand) 5720 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 78 (Sir Frederick Borden) in Com., 1117 (i).
Milk Cans Bill : See 4 Weights and Measures B.
20.
Mills, Hon. Mr. Justice, Decease of (remarks) 2794 (ii).


Charlottetown P.  E. I.@: (remarks) 14850 (vi). Ministerial Changes, on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 148 (i) 6757 (iii).

(remarks) on M. to adjn., 6 (i).
Ministers, Reduction in Number of Depts.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 274 (i).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 201 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 5417 (iii).
Mowat, Sir Oliver, Lt. Governor of Ontario, Decease of (remarks) 1578 (i).

Inquiry for Papers, 13667, 13933 (vi).
N.W. Ter. Amt. B. 259 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 13856 (vi).	.	.

Govt. Financial A id B. 256 (Mr. Fielding)
in Com., 12843 (vi).

Naturalization Returns (M. for Stmnt.*)
3804 (ii).
.

Prov. Autonomy : See 4 Autonomy.'
Ontario and Qu'Appelle Land Co.'s B. 62 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com,, 2719 (ii).
Order in the House (remarks) 12723 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 223 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 6452, 6807. Pacific Cable, Concessions by Australia to Eastern Tel. Co. (remarks) 2675 (ii).
B
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Pardons, Preogative of His Ex., &c., on M. (Mr Casgrain) for Ret.,567 (i).
Parliament, Delay inConvening (remarks) 14857.

See 4 Sessions,' &c.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 8261 (iv).


Penny Banks B.: 198 (Mr. Fielding) on M. fori0, 4177 (ii); in Com., 6456 (iii).
Pension for S. A. Soldiers by Dom. Govt, (remarks) 14595 (vi).
Petersen, Tate & Co., Ref. to in Deb. on Atlan tic Fast 88. Service, 14159 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See 4 Shipping,' &c.
Posters, Indecent, Handbills, Exclusion, &c., in Com, on Tariff B. 273, 14757 (vi).
Postmasters in Quebec and Newspaper Agents (remarks) 14676 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Lennox) re Visitors to Corridors,
11565 (v).
Provincial Autonomy, Further Cor,, &e. (remarks) 7296 (iii).

in N. W.T. (M.) to print ret., 5582 (iii).

Ret. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6916 (iii).

See 4 Autonomy.'
Public Accounts Com., Addition of Name(M.) 3431 (ii).
Public Printing and Stationery B. 182 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4204 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: on M. (Mr. Fielding) for Com. to confer
with Senate re Amts., 14520 (vi).

(subsidies) Amt. B. 2 (Mr. Charlton) in
Com., 1060 (i).

(supplies for Govt, rys.) Amt. B. 258 (Mr. Fielding) in Coin., 12946 (vi).


Ry.   D@: See ' Exchequer. *


Dorn.   E@: 
Donj.   L@: 17 (Sir William Mulock) on M. for 2C, 2545 (ii); on Sen. Amts., 5654 (iii).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14514, 14735 ; (auditing by Aud. Gen.) 14516; (location of rys., &c.) 14514; (payments, &c.) Suggestions re Safeguarding (remarks) 14512 ; (running powers, Govt, control, &c.) 14515 (vi).
Ry. Mail Clerks, &c., in Corn, on Postotfice Bill, 5667 (iii).
Ry. Mail Service, N. W. T., Overcrowding of Cars (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5933 (iii).
Railway Policy of Govt., Delay in bringing down (M. to adjn. Hse.) 7109 (iii).
Ry. Subsidies voted for 1900,1901,1902 (remarks) 12805, 12843, 13005 (vi).
Rainy River Mail Service, Tel. (read) 6889 (iii).


Redistribution B.:: on Ques. of Order (Mr. Dep. Speaker)
11018 (v).

Evidence laid on Table, &c. (remarks)
11423 (v).

N.B., Stmnt. of Hon. Mr. Pugsley, 941 (i).

P.E.I. and N.B., Cor. respecting (remarks)
876 (i).

Printing of Amendments, &c. (remarks)
11423 (v).

Schedules, Maps, &c. (remarks) 877 (i).
Returns, Inquiry for, 5413 (iii).

and Militi a(remarks) 12941 (vi).
Sessiqns of the Hse., Date of Meeting, on M.
Mr. Boyd) 467 (i).

See ' Parliament.'
Settlers' Claim re Rebellion of 1885, on M. for Com. of Sup., 13954 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See * Safety ' &c.
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12845 (vi).

See 1 Supply-Pub. Works, Harbours, &c.,
Quebec. '
South African Medals, Regulations rc (remarks) 8267 (iv).
S. A. War, Purchase of Supplies by Imp. Govt. (M. for copies of O. Cs., &c.) 2760 (i).

B. 237 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 12777
(vi).
Steel Bounties : Sec ' Iron,' &c.
Stock Exchange Speculations, on Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) to Com. of Sup., 7029 (iii).

on Personal Explanation (Mr. Bourassa)
7204 (iii).
Stuart, Capt. D. C.: See 'Supply-Agriculture,' Supplies for I. C. R.: See ' Ry. Act B. 250,' &c. Supply Bill in Com. of Sup. (remarks) 5990 (iii).

(remarks) rc Prop. Res., 6003 (iii).
Supply Bill, 218, in Com.. 6170 (iii).
Supply :
Agriculture (census, &c.) 4643, 4801 ; (census tabulators) 4650 ; (dairying branch) 4671 ; (Japan exhibition) 4626 ; (Stuart, Capt.. dismissal, &c.) 4353 (ii).
Canals-Chambly (electric stations by-wash) 12906 ; (tow paths) 12907 (vi).
Civil Govt. -Finance (contingencies) 226 ; (salaries) 225 (i); Geological Survey (Low, Mr., salary) 13771; (salaries) 13770 (vi); Gov. Gen's Office (salaries) 207; Indian Affairs (salaries) ' 274 ; Inland Rev. (salaries) 227 (i); Interior (clerical assistance) 13769 (vi); (salaries) 268
(i), 13762 ; (Mines branch, salaries) 13763 (vi); Justice (salaries) 212 (i) ; N. W. Mounted Police (Drake, E. F., salary) 13761; (salaries) 13761 (vi).
Customs (contingent expenses) 3782 (ii); (salaries, overtime) 13985 (vi).



Borden, Mr. R. L. - Con.
Supply-Con.
Dom. Lands (Banff, bath house) 13955 (vi) ; (boundary delimitations) 6790 ; (homestead entries) 6773; (homestead inspectors) 6767; (inspector's expenses) 6766 ; (Long Lake and Saskatchewan ry. survey) 6941 (iii); (salaries, outside service) 13773 (vi); (surveys)6939(iii); (surveys, plans, &c.) 13776 ; (tree planting) 13775 (vi).
Electric Light (inspectors) 5407, 5410 (iii).
Excise (Montreal office, reimbursement) 5405 ; (travelling expenses, &c.) 5404 (iii).
Fisheries (fishery officers salaries) 5122; (lobster factories inspection) 5122 (ii).
Geological Survey (metallurgical, salaries) 13778 (vi); (plans, plotting, &c.) 6826 (iii).
Immigration (agencies, salaries) 6709 ; (repatriation, &c.) 6709 (iii).
Indians-B. C. (medical attendance) 13785; (salaries) 13785; Man. and N.W.T. (surveys, &c.) 13784 ; N.S. (land purchase) 13781 (vi).
Inlaiid Revenue (Mr. Bourassa, shortage) 5408 (Mr. Ferguson, legal services) 5412; (Mr. Kelly, refund)5406(iii); (wood alcohol) 231 (i).
Interior (Amos Barnes, claims) 6923; (astronomical observatory) 6793 ; (astronomical work) 6790 ; (Banff museum) 6927 ; (Liard River miners, relief) 6926 (iii).
Justice, Administration of (Ad Hoc judges allowances) 3402 ; B.C. (judges travelling allowances) 3399 ; Exchequer Court (Admiralty, accommodation) 3408; (Admiralty registrar) 3408 ; Man. (judges' travelling allowance) 3399 ; Miscellaneous (prisoners in N.W.T.) 3399 (ii) ; (Statutes, Revision) 14644 (vi); N.B. (divorce court) 3400 ; Supreme Court (law books) 3405; (library) 3402; (Yukon law books) 3506; (police magistrates) 3422 ; (sheriff Eilbeck, salary) 3410 ; (stenographers) 3411; (travelling allowance) 3409.
Lighthouse and Coast Service (Bayfield, str., &c.) 5746 (iii); (St. Lawrence route) 4157 (ii).
Mail Subsidies and ss. Subventions (Can. and G. B.) 5997 (iii), 7606 (iv), 13673 (vi); Can. and S. Africa) 7752 ; (Gaspe and Dalhousie) 7756; (Grand Manan and mainland)7742 (iv); {Lord Strathcona, str.) 6003 (iii); Magdalen islands) 7741 (iv), 13675 (vi); Manchester and Montreal) 7745 ; (P. E. I. and G. B.) 7744 ; (P. E. I. and mainland) 7742 (iv); (P. E. I. and Newfoundland) 13676 ; (St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac) 13695 ; (St. John, N.B. and Glasgow) 13674(vi); (St. John and Halifax) 7742; (St. John and W. Indies) 7740 (iv); (St. Stephen and Black Bay) 13695; (Sydney and Bay St. Lawrence) 13677 (vi); (Victoria and San Francisco) 7741 (iv).
Militia (Cooke vs. Cole, costs) 6951 (iii); (Val-leyfield strike) 3759 (ii).
Miscellaneous (Alaskan boundary commission) 13958; (Canadian Mining Institute) 13965 (vi); (industrial disputes, royal commission) 6984; (naturalization Act, expenses) 6952 ; (Petersen, Tate & Co., deposit) 6953 (iii); (salaries) 13966 (vi); (unforeseen expenses) 6952 (iii).
IV. W. T., Govt, (additional grant, &c.) 6946 (iii); (registrars, &c.) 13787 (vi).
Ocean and River Service (cattle inspection) 4116 ; (Govt, steamers, repairs, supplies, &c.) 4074 (ii), 13519 ; (masters and mates examination) 13524 (vi) ; (meteorological service) 4118 ; (steamboat bisection) 4119 ; (tidal surveys) 4114 (ii).
Post Office (Halifax) 6004 ; (P. E. I. winter service) 5943 ; (ry. mail clerks) 5933; (salaries) 5924 (iii).
Bi
Borden, Mr. R. L.- Con.
Supply- Con.
Public Works: Buildings-Dom. (architect's staff) 062 ; (armouries) 967 ; (clerks of works) 963; (heating, &c.) 1065; (lighting) 1067 ; (water supply) 1067 (i) ; N.B. (Moncton, P.O.) 13038 ; (St. John, immigrant shed) 13040; (quarantine station, water service) 13041; (Tracadie Lazaretto) 13039; (Woodstock, P.O.) 13041 (vi); N.W.T. (courthouses, &c.) 958; (Dom. buildings, repairs) 959; (Macleod, court-house) 959 ; (Yorkton, court-house) 961 (i); N.S. (Halifax, custom house) 13031; (Halifax immigration shed) 13033; (Lawlor's Island, quarantine station) 13030 (vi) ; (Middleton armoury) 969 (i) ; (Sydney Mines) 13028 ; (Sydney, post office) 13035 (vi) ; Ont. (Alexandria, P.O.) 488 (i) ; (Belleville, armoury) 13082 ; (Brantford, drill hall) 13108 (vi); (Clinton, P.O.) 518, 528 (i) ; (St. Catherines drill hall) 13106 ; (St. Mary's, P.O.) 13110 ; (Toronto, military buildings)
13086	; (Toronto, P.O., addition) 13101 ; Ottawa (additional rooms) 13007 (vi); (census buildings) 992 ; (elevators) 1011 ; (heating, &c.) 1009 ; (lighting) 1012 ; (Major's Hill park) 1015 ; (repairs, &c. )987 ; (Rideau Hall, maintenance) 996 (i); (Rideau Hall, repairs)
13087	; (steel shelving) 13093 ; P.E.I. (Charlottetown, Dom. Buildings) 13036; Que. (Acton Vale, P.O.) 13061; (Longueuil, P.O.) 13076 ; (Montreal, examining warehouse)
13058	; (Montreal, postal station) 13081; (Quebec, drill hall) 13078; (citadel drill shed) 13054, 13056 ; (military buildings) 13054 ; (St. John's, P.O.) 13050; (Ttrrebonne, P.O.)
13059	(vi).
Dredging (new dredging plant) 2673 (ii). Generally (transportation facilities, Port Col-borne) 13024.
Harbours and Rivers-B. C. (Columbia river) 13304 (vi) ; Man. (St. Andrew's Rapids)3358 ; Mar. Prove, (dredging plant) 2665 (ii) ; N.B. (Arsenault, Capt., compensation) 13231; (Campbellton wharf) 13005; N.S. (Abbott's harbour) 13141 (vi); (Amag-andus wharf) 1068 ; (Bailey's Brook wharf) 1072 (i); (Baxter's breakwater) 13143 ; (Baxter's Cove) 13143 ; (Bayfield wharf) 13141: (Big harbour wharf) 13143 (vi); (Big Pond wharf) 1073 (i); (Breton's Cove) 13153 (vi); (Campbellton wharf) 1142; (Cheverie breakwater) 1078 ; (Cow Bay breakwater) 1079 (i), 13178 (vi); (Digby pier) 1083: (Drumhead breakwater) 1083; (Economy wharf) 1087 ; (Fort Lawrence pier) 1087 (i); (Gabarouse breakwater) 13182 (vi); (Glace Bay wharf) 1087 (i), 13184 (vi); Jlrand River entrance) 1094; (Green Cove harbour) 1100; (Herring Cove breakwater) 1102 (i); (Janvrin's Island wharf) 1102 (i); (Jeddore, wharf) 13179 (vi); (Judique, breakwater) 1103 ; (Kingsport pier) 1103 ; (Lingan beach) 1105 ; (Lunenburg harbour) 1110 ; (Margaree wharf)1133; (Meteghan Cove) 1133; (Necum Teuch wharf) 1137; (Newr harbour) 1145; (Ogden's Pond) 1145 : (Petit de Grat) 1146; (Port George breakwater) 1146; (Port Hawkesbury) 1146; (Sandy Cove breakwrater) 1149; (Short Beach breakwater) 1149 (i); (Summerville wharf) 13213; (Swim's Point wharf) 13211; (Tenecape breakwater) 13213 (vi); (Three Fathoms harbour) 1149 (i); (Victoria beach wharf) 13215; (Wallace harbour) 13216(vi): (Washabuck wharf) 1150 (i); (Wentworth wharf) 13216 (vi); (West B ccaro channel) 1150 (i) ; (West Bay wharf) 13217 (vi): Ont. (Belle Riviere) 1191 (i); (Kingston graving


Swing Bridges B. :: See ' G. T. P. R.'
Transportation Commission, &c. (remarks) 1199.

Formation, Personnel, &c. (remarks) 4727,
(ii), 7206 (iii), 9819 (iv).
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Transportation Commission, Further Arrangements, See. (remarks) 9458 (iv).

 Govt. Policy re, on M. for Com. of Sup.,
3432 (ii).

Instructions, &c. (remarks) 4120 (ii).

Inquiry re, 4840 (ii).
Transportation Commission and Tariff Inquiry, Par. in Montreal Herald (remarks) 854 (i).

re Speech from Throne remarks) 3129 (ii).

Sir Van Horne's Acceptation (remarks)
7297 (iii).
Treadgold Concessions, Appnmt. of Commission (remarks) 3298, 3303, 3713, 3872, 4727 (ii), 6638, 7297 (iii).

on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) Com of Sup.,
2887 (ii).

Appnmt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 47)09 (ii).

Inquiry for Rep., 3397, 4840 (ii), 13134,
13258 (vi).
Treadgold Concessions and Dawson Board of Trade (remarks) 1024 (i).
Treadgold Concessions, Free Representations, Tel. re, 6427 (iii).

Instructions to Commissioners (remarks)
4564 (ii).

Personnel, &c. (remarks) 6638 (iii).

Representations, &c. (remarks) 6638 (iii).

Sec. 14, &c. (remarks) 4593 (ii).

Tel. from W. A. Beddoe, re Commissioner's Refusal to produce Files, &c. (remarks) 9818 (iv).

Tel. from Board of Trade re Scope (remarks) 8086 (iv).

Telegram re Charges (remarks) 9979 (iv).

(scales for grain) Amt. B. 188 (Mr. Bernier)
in Com., 4189 (ii).
Whitney Pier Postmaster, Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 130 (l).

Salary of Postmaster, &c. (Ques.) 668 (i).
Winter Communication with P.E.T., on M. (Mr. Hughes, P.E.I.) for Cor., 1056 (i).



Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Wood Alcohol purchased from Standard Chemical Co. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 231 (i).
Woodmen of the World B. 31 (Mr. Calvert) in Com., 1854 (i).
Woodstock Post Office, N.B., Inquiry for Ret., 4503, 4593 (ii), 5735 (iii).
Yukon Regulations re Dom. Lands, &c., in Com. on Res., 13792 (vi).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: (remarks) 14764 (vi).
Sec 'Clayton-Bulwer,' &c.
Business of the House (remarks) 2395 (i).
Canadian Cattle Embargo in G. B. (M. for cor.*) 110 (i).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr, Blair) in Com. on Res., 4383 (ii).
Chambers of Congress Banquet, Speech of Gov. Gen. (Ques.) 10100 (v).
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, Abrogaton, &c. (M. for Cor.*) 109 (i).

Inquiry for Ret., 7297 (iii). .
Debates, Official, 2nd Rep of Com. (translators), on M. (Mr. Champagne) 111 (i).
Dundonald, Earl, G.O.C., Speech at Hamilton, on M. for Com. of Sup., 2399 (i).
Fire Sufferers in Ottawa Valley, Govtl. Assistance (remarks) 3133 (ii).
Garden Products, Readjustment of Duties, on Amt. (Mr. Leonard) to Com. of Sup. 4768 (ii).
G.O.C.: See 'Dundonald.'
Gov. General's Speech at Chambers of Commerce Banquet (Ques.) 10100 (v).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. 1McCarthy) in Com., 5145 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Co. 3 Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9666 (iv).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Gov., Amount paid by Can., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 689 (i).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) 763 (i).
Immigration Agents, Names, Salaries, See. (M. for ret.*) 289 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Inquiry for Ret., 7298 (iii).
Bourassa, Mr. H.-Con.
Ottawa Valley Fire Sufferers, Govtl. Assistance (remarks) 3133 (ii).
Personal Explanation re Stock Gambling, 7204
(iii).
Procedure re Adjournment of House (remarks) 6634 (iii).
Speech of Gov. Gen.: See 'Gov. Gen.'
Stock Exchange Speculations (amt.) to Com. of Sup., 7005 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir Wm. Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12367, 12532 (v).
Civil Servants and Dom. Elections, on Amt. Mr. Roche, Marquette) to Com. of Sup., 3172 (ii).
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 3280 (ii).
Fyfe, Mr., Salary, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5384 (iii).
Grain Weighing for Threshing in Man and N. W. T. (remarks) in Com. on Weights and Measures Act Amt. B., 4191 (ii).
See 'Automatic.'
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 10076 (iv); in Com. on B., 10153, 12094,12269 (v).
Immigrants, Accommodations for Settlers, Par in Winnipeg Telegram, 1119 (i).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Complaints re (remarks) 14233 (vi).
Man. and N. W. T. Senators, Inci eased Representation, &c. (Ques.) 1297 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 232 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 7992, 8004 (iv).
Man., Judgeship*, Delay in Appnmt.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 216 (i).
N. W. T., Govt. Subsidy B. 263 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 12320 (v).

(M.) to return Evidence to Senate, 3224.
Sessions of the Hse., Date of Meeting (M.) 462
(i), 14853 (v).
Settlers' Claims re Rebellion of 1885 (remarks) on M. for Sup., 13953 (vi).
Snow Storms in N.W.T., False Reps., (remarks) 11824 (v).
Supply:
Agriculture (census schedules) 4636 ; (St. Louis, exhibition) 4608 ; (Treadgold exhibits) 4621. Civil Govt.-Justice (salaries) 216 (i).
Excise (Fyfe, Mr., salary, &c.) 5384; (liquor inspection) 5401 (iti).
Justice, Administration of-Yukon (Eilbeck, sheriff) 3423 ; (living allowances) 3418 ; (telegraph operators) 3418 (ii).
Ocean and River Service (masters and mates examination) 13536 (vi).
Public Works Buildings, Man. (generally) 442; Ont. (rural mail delivery) 514; Que. (Thet-ford Mines) 442 (i); Harbours and Rivers, Que. (Chateauguay River) 3211 (ii); Telegraph Lines (Yukon, working expenses) 14041 (vi).
Telegraph Operators-Yukon : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3418 (ii).
Weights and Measures Act (scales) Amt. B. 188 (Mr, Bernier) in Com., 4187, 4191 (ii).
Brock, Mr. W. R., Centre Toronto.


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7330 (iii).
Book-keeping on G. T. R. & C. P. R.: See 'G. T. R ,' &c.


Butter Adulteration Prevention B.: 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5851 (ii).
Canadian Northern Ry. Guarantee B'. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5635 (iii).
Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s in-corp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 588G (iii). Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickerdike) 844 (i).
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 3262, 3271 (ii).


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Brock, Mr. W. R.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
Arthur,dredging) 13013 (vi); Que. (Cacouna wharf) 5896; (Grosbois Isle) 5903; (Hull wharf) 5901 (iii); (Sorel wharf) 12849, 12869 (vi) : (Valleyficld, dredging) 5905 (iii). Miscellaneous (Ottawa river surveys) 13349. Telegraph Lines:-N.W.T. (Edmonton and Athabasca) 13335 ; (Wood Mountain Post) 13336 ; (Victoria to Andrews) 13335 (vi); Que. (Anticosti, &c.) 5917 (iii).
Railways : I.C.R. (general vote) 1*2884; (G.T.R. rental) 12889 (vi) ; (Ouelle river branch) 7526 (iii).
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Amt. (Mr. Tartc) to Com. of Sup., 4880 (ii).

Govt. Policy, Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
6684 (iii).
Textile Fabrics Inspection : Sec 'Customs,' &c. Tilsonburg & Lake Erie Ry. Subsidy, in C >m. on Res., 14383 (vi).
Toronto & James Bay Ry. Subsidy (remarks) 1435S (vi).
See "James Bay.''
Transportation Commission, Appnmt. of, &c., (remarks) in Com. on Ry. Subsidies Res., 14352 (vi).

(Remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12849 (vi).
Trois Pistoles River Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14471 (vi).
Broder, Mr. A., Dundas.


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Railway Subsidies B.: (remarks) on adjnd. Deb., 5555, 5883 (iii).


Animals Contagious Disease B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4220 (ii).
Cattle Embargo in G. B. on M. for Com. of Sup., 395 (i).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)on M. for Com. on Kes., 10146 (V)*

Remarks re Vote, (remarks) 10538 (v).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12891 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Coin., 5857 (iii).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com. (telephones, Ac.) 5521 (iii).
Railways, Comparison of Different Systems (remarks in Com. of Sup., 12891 (v). Representation in H. of C. B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10940, 10998 (v).
Supply:
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers -Quo.
(Touladie river) 2287 (i).
Railways-P.E.I. (book keeping) 12891 (vi).
Carroll, Hon. H. G, (Solicitor General) Kam-ouraska.
Binder Twine, Cost of in 1901-2 (Ans.) 447 (i).

 Name of Purchasers (Ans.) 3798 (ii).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8227 (iv).
Cartwright. Rt. Hon. Sir Richard, GC. M.G-., (Ministerol Trade and Commerce) S. Oxford.
Alaskan Boundary Commission, Opinion of Lord Alverstone, Par. in Ottawa Citizen (remarks)
13671	(vi).
Allan Line Steamers, Rate of Speed (remarks)
13672	(vi).
Atlantic Fast Line, Tenders, &c. (remarks) 3882, 4727 (ii).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7574 (iv).
Binder Twine Inspection, Method of Inspection (Ans.) 14685 (vi).	,

Inspector Haycock, Expenses, &c. (Ans.)
5588 (iii).
Budget, The, 1596 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir Wm. Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12535 (v).
Commercial Agencies, Duties, &c. (Ans.) 4360 (ii). Discriminating Freight Rates re Ocean Vessels, Provisions (read) 13681 (vi).

Pets, re Irregularities, Meetings of Com.
(remarks) 13671 (vi).
Haycock, Joseph, Inspector of Binder Twine (Ans.) 4959 (ii).
Hides Inspector, Geo. Roy, Appmnt., &c. (Ans.) 3627 (ii).
Iron and Steel Bounties paid 1890-1903 (Ans.) 11556 (v).

See ' Supply-Trade and Commerce,' &c.
Japan Trade, Customs Duties re (Ans.) 8617 (iv). Mails carried via New York (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7728 (iv).
Ministers, Reduction in Number, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 274 (i),
Murray Bay and St. Denis Wharf, Amounts paid by Govt. (Ans.) 10496 (v).
Cartwright, Rt. Hon. Sir Richard-Con.
N. W. T., Provincial Autonomy (remarks) re Ret., 5088 (ii).
Parliament, Delay in Convening (remarks) 475 (i), 14858 (vi).
Representation in H. of C. B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. 11447 (v).
Rideau Canal Employes, Delay in Paying (remarks) 13302 (vi).
St. James Division, Electoral District (remarks) 13303 (vi).
Sessions of the House, Date of Meetings, on M.
(Mr. Boyd) 475 (i), 14858 (vi).
Supply:
Civil Govt.: Indian Affairs (salaries) 274 (i);
Trade and Commerce (salaries) 7573 (iii). Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7763; (Haycock, Mr., appnmt.) 7763 ; (Man. Grain Act) 7762 (iv), 13698 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Canada; and G.B.) 5997,(iii), 7573, 7728 (iv), 13672(vi); (Can. and Australia) 58S0 (iii), 13677 (vi); (Can. and S. Africa) 5878 (iii), 7746 (iv); (freight rates, &c.) 7583 (iii); (Gaspe and Dal-housie) 7756 ; (Grand Manan and mainland) 7742 (iv); (Halifax and Canso) 6002 (iii); (Halifax and Liverpool) 7730 (iv); (Lord Strath-cona, str.) 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi); (Magdalen islands) 7741 (iv), 13675 (vi); (Manchester and Montreal) 7745 (iv); (Paspebiac and Gaspe) 13694 (vi); (P. E. 1. and G. B.) 6001
(iii)	, 7744 (iv); (P E. I. and mainland) 7741
(iv)	; (P. E. I. and Newfoundland) 13676; (St. Catharine's Bay and Tadousac) 13695 (vi); (St. John and Belfast) 7731 ; (St. John and Digby) 7739; (St. John, N.B., and Glasgow) 7730 (iv), 13673 (vi); (St. John and Halifax) 7742 ; (St. John and London) 7737 ; (St. John and W. Indies) 7740 ; (St. Stephen and Back Bay) 7759 (iv), 13695 ; (Sydney and [DOT] Bay St. Lawrence) 13677 (vi); (Victoria and San Francisco) 7741 (iv); (Victoria and Vancouver) 13694; (wrecking plant) 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi).
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers* Que.
(Lake St. John, wharf) 2246 (i).
Trade and Commerce (Chinese immigration act) 7759; (commercial agencies) 7760; (international customs bureau) 7760; (iron and steel bounties) 7762 (iv).
Trade and Commerce, Depth Rep. (presented)
92 (i).
Treadgold Commission, re Tel. from Dawson (remarks) 9980 (iv).
Trent Canal Surveys, &c., on M. (Mr. Ward) for Ret., 2321 (i).
Wheat Shipments from Port Arthur and Ft. William (Ans.) 284 (i).
Casgrain, Mr. Th. Chase, Montmorency.


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: (Remarks) 2395 (i).
Cattle Embargo in G. B,, on M. for Com. of Sup., 385 (i).

(Ques.) 3631 (ii).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks) 2505 (ii).


Patent Relief B.: (remarks) 2397 (i).
Medical Examinei of Immigrants, Quebec (Ques.) 3536 (ii).
N.W.Ter.Act Amt. B. 259 (Mr.Sijton) in Com., on Amt. (Mr. Scott) 13855 (vi).
Orleans, Island of, Mail Service,&c. (Ques) 670 (i). Pardons, Prerogative of His Ex., O. Cs., &c. (M. for ret.) 567 (i).

(Ques.) 96 (i),
Sze ' Pardons,' &c.
Transcontinental (Canadian) Ry., Representation re Military Purposes (Ques.) 541 (i).
See "G. T. P. R,"
Translation of Parliamentary Papers, &c. (re marks) 545 (i).
Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M-for Com. of Sup., 3471 (ii).
See ' Supply-Public Works, &c.
Treadgold Concession (amt.) to Com. of Sup., 2796; Neg. (Y. 52; N. 95) 2914 (ii).

Appnmt. of Commission (M. to adjn.)
3804 (ii).

Appnmt. of Special Com. (amt.) to Com. of
Sup., 4486, (amt.) 4498; Neg. (Y. 40; N. 88) 4516 (ii).

(Remarks) 2394, 2424 (i).
Champagne, Mr. L. N., Wright.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 7513 (iii).
Debates, Official, Sel Com. 1st Rep. (presented) 654 (i).

1st Rep. Cone. (M.) 814 (i).

 2nd Rep. (presented) 939 (i).

 2nd Rep. (translator) Cone. (Mi)
mi (i).

3rd Rep. of Com. Cone. (M.) 1764 (i).

4th Rep. of Com. (presented) 1674 (i).

4th Rep. of Com., Cone. (M ) 1936 (i).

5th Rep. (M.) to ref. back to Com., 7399
(iii).

6th Rep. of Com. (presented) 7658 (iv).

6th Rep. of Com., Cone. (M.)7922; (Amt.)
9349 (iv).

8th Rep. of Com. (presented) 12216 (vi).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 73L5 (iii).
Budget, The, 1643 (i).
Business of the House, Procedure on Order Papers (remarks) 2300 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 223 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 6453 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14458 (vi).
Clancy, Mr. J., Bothwell.


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6957 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7319, 7359, 7383 (iii).
See 'Supply-Justice,5 &c.
British Cable News Service between Can. and G.B., B. 240 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 10737 (v). Brockville and SaultSte. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) in Com., 7425 ; on Ques. of Order, 7341 (iii).
Bruce Mines and Algoma Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14439 (vi).
Budget, The, 1681 (i).
Campaign Literature : See ' Mail Bags. '
Canadian Bridge Co. and South Shore Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14510 (vi).
C.P.R. (Kirkella and Elkhorn) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res.. 14498 (vi).
Cattle Embargo in G.B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 398 (i).
Cattle Guard Commission, Rep., Printing, &c. (remarks! 14758 (vi).
See 'Ry. Act B. 21.'
Census Expenditure, on Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13755 (vi).

Cost, &c., on M. for Ret., 289 (i).

Cost of (remarks) 205 (i).

Payment to Date, &c. (Ques.) 286 (i).
See 'Supply-Agriculture,'&c., 'Pub Accts.'
&c.
xxviii

Clancy, Mr. J.-Con.
Chateauguay and Northern Ry. Bridge Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14511 (vi).
Civil Servants and Horn. Elections, on Amt.
(Mr. Roche, Marquette) to Com. of Sup. 3189. Civil Service Act Amt. B. 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12502, 12552 (v). Country Postmasters, Salaries : Sec ' Postmasters. '
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3094, 4012 (ii).
Customs Salaries, Montreal (Ques.) 8115 (iv.) Dorn. Atlantic Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14336 (vi).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 904 (i); (compulsory voting) 14425 (vi).

on M. to adjn. Debate (remarks) 8807 (iv).

 on M. (Mr. Talbot) re Pets., 13265 (vi).

Surveys, Expenses, Ac., in Com. of Sup.,
14649 (vi).
Halifax and South-western Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14332 (vi).
Hawkesbury to South Indian Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14344 (vi).
I.C.R., General Expenditure, on M. for Com. of Sup. 36,35 (ii).
International Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14321 (vi).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7926, 7982 (iv).
*

on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com.
of Sup., 4300 (ii).
aines Bay and Interprovincial Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14445 (vi).
James Bay Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14444 (vi).
Joggin's to Minudie Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Com. on Res., 14329 (vi).


Judges Retiring Allowances B.: (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8104 (iv).
Labour Day Adjournment (remarks) 10743 (v).
Clancy, Mr. J.-Core.
Lake Superior, &e., Ry. (Peninsula Harbour) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14505 (vi). Lambton Postmistress, Dismissal of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6166 (ii), 14278, 14657 (vi).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8198 (iv).
Lobster Factory in N.S. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13151 (vi).
Lurnner Combine in Man. and N.W.T. (remarks) 1589 (i).
McNulty : See "Lambton."
Mabou and Gulf Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14326 (vi).
Mail Bags and Campaign Liteiature, Complaints, re (remarks) 14235 (vi).
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14397 (vi).
Martineau Defalcations, Ac. (remarks) in Com' of Sup., 6935 (iii).
Members Rights to speak on Questions before the Chair (remarks) 10535 (v).
Middleton and Victoria Beach, N.S., Ry. Subsidy in Com. on Res., 14330 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 260 (Mr. Prefon-tainc) in Com., 12985 (vi).
Nepigon Ry, Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14396 (vi).
News Cable from England :
See " British," Ac.
Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry.
Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14337 (vi).
N. W. Ters. Govt. Subsidy B. 256 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 12319 (v).
Postmasters and Newspaper Agents, &c. (remarks) 14679 (vi).
Postmasters' Salaries, Increase re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14032 (vi).
Post office Removal, Pet. re (remarks) 14661 (vi). Post office Savings Banks Defalcations, in Com. of Sup., 14655 (vi).
Privilege, Ques., of (Mr. Osier) re Western Rys., " Grafters," 10529 (v).
Public Accounts Com., Meeting concurrently with Sittings of Hse. (remarks) 8334 (iv).
*

 Producing Census Schedules, Ac., (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7066 (iii).


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14697 (vi).
Quebec Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14450 (vi).
Railway Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3727, 4706(ii) 6183; (telephones) 5535 (iii).


Labour Disputes B.: 
Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14321 ;
(auditing books by Aud. Gen.) 14518 (vi).

(supplies for I.C R.)Amt. B. 258 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 12963 (vi).


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup.,'7574 (iii).

See ' Supply-Mail Subsidies, &o., Miscellaneous, &c,'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7303, 7313 (iii).

on Ques. of Order, 7307 (iii).
Clarke, Mr. E. F.- Con.
Binder Twine, Average Price for Sisal, &c. Ques.) 7566, 8085 (iv).

and Guarantee Companies, &c. (Ques.)
3233 (ii).

Imperial Decorations : See ' Imperial, ' &c.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Clarke, Mr. E. F. -Con.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Dom.   N@: 222 (Mr Fieldiny) in Com., 6914 (iii).
Dredges building at Sorel (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13313 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 178 (Mr. Fieldiny) in Com. on Res., 3012, 4680 (ii).
Dundonald : See 'G. 0. C.'
Electric Lighting of Chamber, Change of Lamps, &c. (Ques.) 816 (i).
Excise Taxation, Revenue 1896 and 1903 (Ques.) 13935, 14284 (vi).
Fast Atlantic Service : Sec ' Atlantic,' &c.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 224 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6899 (iii).
France and Can. SS. Subsidy B. 252 (Sir Richard Cartwright) in Com. on Res., 10814; in Coni, on B., 12295 (v).
Freight Rates Discrimination against Canadians. See : ' Discriminating,' &c.
Fuel Contracts, Interest on unpaid Accounts, ffcc. (Ques.) 5318 (iii).
(4. O. C., Lord Dundonald s Speech at Hamilton, on M. for Com. of Sup., 2417 (i).
German Surtax : See 'Customs,' &c.
Good Shepherd Reformatory, St. John, N.B., B. 199 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Corn., 4840 (ii).
Govt. Contracts, Tenders re, Par. in Ottawa Free Press (remarks) 8405 (iv).
Grain Inspection, Cost per Car, &c. (Ques.) 4837.
Grain Inspection, Toronto Board of Trade, Res. re Grain Standards (remarks) 11177, 12535 (v).
G. T. Ry. Rates, Discrimination between Americans and Canadians, Tel. read, 10745 (v).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5139 (iii), 7820, 7829, 7846 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 10308, 10317 ; in. Com. on B., 10453, 11192, 11294, 12076, 12143, 12241 (v).
G. T. P. Bill and Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com. on Privs. and Elections (amt.) 13272 (vi).
Clarke, Mr. E. F. -Con.
G. T. Pacific Ry., Surveys, Reps, re (remarks) 14765 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid by Can., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 677.


Hibernian SS.: , Wreck : See ' Shipping,' &c.
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costirjan) 794 (i).
Immigration, Medical Inspection, Appnmts. by Govt. (Ques.) 275G (ii).
Immigration Office in Ireland, Closing, &c. (Ques.) 1031 (i).
Imperial Service Orders to Civil Service (Ques.) 12715, 13669, 13936 (vi).


Ineorperated Companies B.: Official Guide, Cost, &c. (Ques.) 3535 (ii).
;

Pisses issued, &c., Inquiry for Ret.. 9582.

Private Cars : See ' Official.'

Windsor Junction Accident, Evidence re
(remarks) 3301, 3398 (ii). '
See ' Windsor.'
Japan Trade re Customs Duties (Ques,) 8617 (iv).

re U.S. Products (Ques.) 9217 (iv).
Judges of Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 225 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 12301 (v).

B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res.,
10764, 10776 (v).
King's S. A. Medal, Pet. fromN.C.Os., &e. (Ques.) 10491 (v).	,
Kingston Locomotive Works, Purchase of En. gines for I.C.R.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7537 (iii).
Labour Day Adjournment (remarks) 10489 (v).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8197 (iv).
Leprosy at Tracadie (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13039 (vi).	'
Letter Carriers, in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5672. See 'Supply-Postoffice,'&c.
Librarians of Parlt. B. 267 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 13833 (vi).
Lt.-Governor of Ontario and Appnmt. of Administrator (remarks) 663 (i).
See ' Mowat.'
Listowel Postoftice (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13124 (vi).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks) 2504, 2518 (ii).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Complaints re (remarks) 14222, 14542 (vi).

Special Trains, &c. (remarks) 14680,14688.
Marconi Wireless Tel. Co.'s incoip. B. 131 (Mr. Mclsaac) in Com., 5100 (ii).
Marconi Wireless Tel. System, P.E.I. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13327 (vi).



XXX11 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Clarke, Mr. E. F.-Con.
Martineau Defalcations, Ac. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 693G (iii).
Masters and Mates Certificates Act Amt. B. 226 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6917 (iii). Meteorological Service, Removal, Ac. (Ques.) 6435 (iii).
Militia Force, Condition, Ac., on M. (Mr. Thompson) 5729 (iii).
Mowat, Sir Oliver, Lt.-Gov. of Ont., Decease of (remarks) 1579 (i).
See 'Lt.-Gov.'
Municipal Rights re Tramways, Ac. (remarks) in Com. on Ry. Bill, 4700 (ii), 6081, 6112 (iii). Murray, Immigration Agent, Scotland (cor. Ac.)
in Com. of Sup., 6827 (iii).
Naval Defence, Par. in Toronto Globe, 949 (i). Navy Training Ships, Establishment, Ac. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5295 (iii).
Nelson Postoffice, B. C., Racine Bros. Claim (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7174 (iii), 8126 (iv). Newspaper Despatches from G.B : See 'British,' Ac.
N. W. Mounted Police Act Amt. B. 242 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10742 (v).
Official. Ac., Cars, Haulage paid, Ac. (Ques.) 9682 (iv).
Owen Sound, Public Building (remarks) in Com. of Sup.. 13065 (vi).
Parliament Buildings, Ottawa, Lighting, Ac. (Ques.) 816 (i).
See 'Supply-Public Works. Buildings,' Ac. Parliament Grounds, Dust Nuisance (remarks) 2104 (i).
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 184 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4220, 4675 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 8262 (iv).
Petersen, Tate A Co.'s Deposit: See ' Supply-Miscellaneous.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Loss of Life, Ac. (Ques.) 873 (i).


Donj.   L@: Comjjlaints re (remarks) 9978 (iv).
Sault Ste. Marie, Labour Disturbances, Militia Transportation (remarks) 12940 (vi).
Scotch Iron Moulders and Toronto Strike (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7190 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Clarke. Mr.  E. F.@: -Con.
Stock Gambling, on Personal Explanation (Mr. Bourassa) 7204 (iii).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (Poultry Farming) ISAS
(iv.)	.	.
Canals : Galops (deepening, &c.) 8269 (iv).
Civil Govt.: Labour Dept. (Thompson, Mr. P., remuneration) 7152 (iii); Post Office (promotion, &c.) 13998 (vi).
Customs (contingent expenses. Toronto, &c.) 3901 ; (prelerential tariff) 3926 ; (salaries, &c.) 3901 (ii).
Dorn. Lands (Teulon, North road) 6930 (iii).
Excise (Fyfe, Mr., rep.) 5382 (iii).
Fisheries (Bayfield, str.) 5295, 5299; (Ottawa) exhibit) 5308 (iii).
Immigration (agencies, salaries) 6669 ; (agents, old country, &c.) 6726; (exodus to U. S.) 6727, 6874; (Galicians) 6863 ; Glockling's Mr. Robert, cor., &c.) 6728; (Murray, agent, Scotland) 6827 ; (settlers' effects) 6727; (trachoma, &c.) 6696; (Ques. of Order re quoting Speeches) 6873 (iii).
Inspection of Staples (Haycock, Mr., appnmt.) 7784 (iv); (Man. Grain Act) 13698 (vi).
Justice, Administration of: Exchequer Court (salaries) 3406 (ii); Miscellaneous (revision of statutes) 14643 (vi) ; Supreme Court (law books, purchase) 3405; (reps, binding, &c.) 3405; Yukon (Dugas, judge) 3413 ; judges' living allowance) 3413 ; (sheriffs'salaries, &c.) 3410; (living allowances, &c.) 3509; (telegraph operators) 3419, 3509 ; Penitentiaries (binder twine) 3516 ; (general expenses) 3511 (ii).
Labour Dept, (fair wage schedule) 7174; (Racine Bros, claim) 7174 (iii).
Legislation: H. of C. (sessional clerks) 14242 (vi).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (St. Lawrence, improvement) 4133 ; (St. Lawrence, lighting, &c.) 4133 (ii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Canada and Australia) 13677 (vi).; (Can. and G. B.) 5997, (iii) 7573; (Can. and S. Africa) 7747
' (iv); (Lord Strathcona, str,) 6003 (iii), 13697 ; (Magdalen Islands) 13676; (Paspebiac and Gaspe) 13694; (St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac) 13696 (vi); (St. John and Digby) 7739 (iv); (St. John, N,B., and Glasgow) 13674 (vi) ; (St. John and London) 7739; (St. John and W. Indies) 7740 (iv); (Victoria and Vancouver) 13694 (vi); (wrecking plant) 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi).
Militia (grants to associations) 3773 ; (pay and allowance) 3590; (Toronto drill shed) 3614
(ii)	, 13086 (vi); (Valleyfield strike) 3590, 3754 (iii).
Miscellaneous (Petersen, Tate & Co.'s deposit 6966 (iii).
N.W.M. Politic, (compensation for injuries) 5264 ; (pay of force) 5262 ; (Yukon, salaries) 5262 (iii).
Ocean and River Service (St. Lawrence transportation) 4044 (ii).
Post Office (affidavits re supplies) 6138 ; (automobiles, &c.) 6050 ; (boots, &c., purchased in Aurora) 6142 (iii); (cities, promotions, &c.) 14009 ; (inspectors' salaries) 14001 (vi); (letter box collections) 6139; (letter carriers, Toronto) 6005 ; (mail bag repairs, &c.) 6142 ; (mail service) 6065 ; (ry. transfer agents) 6136
(iii)	; (statutory increases) 14006 (vi); (superannuation, letter carriers) 6113 (iii).
C
Clarke, Mr. E. F.-Con.
Supply- Con.
Public Works: Buildings, Dom. (architect's staff) 963; (caretakers) 1022; (Toronto armoury) 972 (i); N.B. (Campbellton P.O.) 13037 ; (St. John, drill hall) 13042 ; (St. John, immigrant shed) 13040 ; (quarantine station, water service) 13042 ; (Tracadie Lazaretto) 13039 ; (Woodstock, armoury) 13040 ; (Woodstock, P.O.) 13041 ; N.S. (Antigonish, post office) 13034; (Lawlor's Island, quarantine station) 13030; (Halifax custom house) 13031; (Halifax, immigration shed) 13033 ; (Sydney Mines) 13029; (Sydney, post office) 13035; Ont. (Belleville, armoury) 13083 (vi); (Bow-manville) 510; (Clinton P.O.) 534 (i); (Cobourg P.O.) 13118 (vi) ; (Dom. exhibition) 534 (i) ; (Guelph, armoury) 13083 ; (Kingston, barracks) 13119 ; (Kingston, military college) 13094 (vi); (Kingston, military stables) 639 (London, drill hall) 646 (i); (Peterborough, armoury) 13083; (St. Mary's, P.O.) 13109; (SaultSte. Marie, P.O.) 13107 (vi); (Toronto, custom house) 648, 957 ; (Toronto, Dom. exhibition) 534 ; (Toronto, drill hall) 3614 (ii), 13086; (Toronto, examining warehouse) 13118 ; (Toronto, military buildings) 13086, 13115 ; (Toronto P.O., addition) 13096 ; (Toronto, postal station) 13112 (vi); (Toronto, renewals) 956, 957 (i) ; Ottawa (additional rooms) 13006 ; (coal sheds) 13115, 13116 (vi); (elevators) 1012; (grounds) 1015 ; (heating, &c. ) 1008 ; (lighting, &c.) 975; (Major's Hill Park) 1015 (i) ; (post office, improvements) 13117 (vi); (rentals, &c.) 989 ; (Rideau Hall, light, &c.) 1005 ; (Rideau Hall, maintenance) 996 (i); (steel shelving) 13089 (vi); (telephones) 1013 (i); P.E.I. (Charlottetown, armoury) 13035; (Charlottetown, Dom. buildings) 13036; Que., (Levis, P.O.) 13053; (Longueuil,P.O.)13070; (Magog, P.O.) 13081 ; (Montmagny, P O.) 13066 ; (Montreal, barracks) 13077 ; (Que. Citadel drill hall) 13053, 13057,13078 ; (Que.,military buildings) 13054; (St. John's, P.O.) 13060; (St. Hyacinthe, drill hall) 13067 ; (Three Rivers, heating, &c.) 13069 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, B.C. (Anderson Lake) 1451; (Columbia river) 1451 (i); (dredging, plant, &c.) 13311 (vi); (Mr. Sinclair's dismissal) 1451 (i); Generally (dredges, repairs) 2619 ; Mar. Provs. (dredging plant) 2668 (ii); (hydraulic dredge) 13312 ; N.B.(Campbellton wharf) 13006; (Dalhousie wharf) 13233; N.S. (Abbot's Harbour) 13141; (Abram's river, wharf) 13141; (Bayfield, wharf) 13142; (Big Harbour, wharf) 13145; (Breton's Cove, 13151, 13152 (vi); (Bridgewater, dredging) 1077 (i); (Noel, wharf) 13204; (Pembroke, breakwater) 13205; (Pleasant Bay) 13205; (Port Hood, pier) 13206 ;vi); Ont. (Belle Riviere) 1191 ; (Bowman ville, pier) 1352; (Burk's Falls) 1359; (Depot Harbour) 1364; (general repairs) 1373 (i); (Goderich, breakwater) 13242 (vi) (Goderich harbour) 1365 (i); (Kaministiquia river, dredging-) 13013; (Kingston graving dock) 13024 ; (Little Current) 13245 ; (Magann & Phinn, claims) 13255 (vi); (Midland Harbour) 1376 ; (Petewawa narrows) 1427 (i); (Port Arthur) 2636, 3350 (ii); (Point au Baril route) 1365; (St. Lawrence, dredging) 1442 ; (Sturgeon Falls, wharf) 1432 (i); (Toronto, Magann & Phinn claims) 13255 ; (Toronto, pier) 13254 (vi); (Wendover, wharf) 1441 (i); P.E.I. (dredging plant) 13313; (Skinner's Pond) 13309 (vi); Que. (Grande Vallee, pier) 1520 (i); (St. Lawrence ship channel) 3320 (ii);

1X1111111
Clarke, Mr. E. F.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
Yukon (Lewes and Yukon river) 13307 ; Miscellaneous (Ottawa river,('surveys, &c.) 13340.
Telegraph Lines, N.W.T. (Edmonton and Athabaska) 13335; (Edmonton agency) 13334 ; P.E.I. (Marconi system) 13327 (vi). Quarantine (diseased immigrants) 5492; (smallpox) 5492 (iii).
Railways (Murray Harbour branch) 7537 (m). Yukon (Middleton, T. W., defalcations) 0933 (iii).
Surtax : See 1 Customs,' &c.
Tariff and N.W.T. Immigration, Remarksjn Com. of Sup., 0801 (iii).
Telegraph Operators, Yukon, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3419, 3509 (ii).
Telephone Cos. in Mar. Provs., Names, &c. (Ques.) 2585 (ii).
Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for Com., 4072 (ii), 5555 (iii); in Com., 9421 (iv).

on M. to resume adjnd. deb., 0198 (iii).

on M. to ref. back to Com., 7813 (iv).

(Remarks) 6102 (iii).
Toronto and Niagara Power Co., 0116 (iii). Toronto Island, Damage by Storms, &c. (Ques.) 5589 (iii).
Toronto, Labour Council and Tel. re Mechanics from Eng. (Ques.) 1854 (i).

Military Stores Building, &c. (remarks)jn
Com. of Sup., 972 (i), 3614 (ii), 13055, 13086, 13115, (vi).

Post Office, A. B. Coleman's Tender, &c.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13090 (vi).

*- Toronto St. Ry. (remarks) '4700 (ii), 6082
(iii).

Public Works Employees, Delay in Payment, &c. (Ques.) 5588 (iii).
Transportation Commission, Meetings, Business transacted, &c. (Ques.) 13027 (vi).
U. S. Immigration Officers at Newport, Treatment of English Delegates (remarks) 12495 (v).
Valleyfield Labour Strike, Payment of Militia (Ques.) 13371 (vi).

See 'Supply-Militia.'
Valleyfield Post Office, Tenders re (remarks) 11187 (v).
West Lome Investigation, Commissioners, &c. (Ques.) 6168 (iii).

Jury's Verdict, &c. (Ques.) 3231 (ii).

Rep. of Commissioner (remarks) on M. to
adjn., 4726 (ii).

(remarks) 5088 (ii), 5242 (iii).

See ' Ry. Accidents. '
Windsor Junction Ry. Accident, Rep. of Commissioner, Inquiry for, 3496, 3712 (ii).
See '1. C. R.'
Cochrane, Mr. E., E. Northumberland, Ont.


Allan SS.: Co., Reductions of Sailings from St.John (remarks) 14077 (vi).


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4236 (ii).
Apples, Canadian Packing, Mr. Preston's Interview, &c. (remarks) 11184 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See 1 Supply-Public Works,' &c.
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 5103 (ii).
Canadian North-west Irrigation Co.'s B. 143 (Mr. Oliver) in Com., 3227 (ii).
Cattle purchased in S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5483 (iii).
Chickens, Fattening of: See ' Supply-Agriculture. '


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com., 13813 (vi).
Cobourg Armoury (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13084 (vi).
Country Postmasters : See ' Postmasters,' &c.
Cumberland Ry. & Coal Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14506 (vi).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 14426 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3026 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 293, 625 (i).
Ferries : See ' Navigable.'
Grain Standards, Samples, &c. (remarks) 11180 (v).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5167 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10440, 11190, 11362 (v).
G. T. P. Bill, Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Cora, on Privs. and Elections, 13280 (vi).
Johnson, W. H., Purchase of House on Murray Canal (remarks) in Com of Sup., 14143, 14147 (vi).
Judges of the Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 10759 (v).
Lc Journal, Canvassing for: Sec 'Pelletier,' ' Political,' &c.
Litigation Expenses, Fees, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12917 (vi).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, &c. (remarks) 14551 (vi).
Milk Cans Bill: See ' Weights & Measures B. 20.'
Murray Canal, Supt.'s duties (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14144 (vi).
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Cochrane, Mr. E.-Con.
Navigable Waters Act (swing bridges) Amt. B. 260 (Mr. Prefontainc) in Com. on Res., 12780, 12987 (vi).
Owen Sound, Public Building (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13064 (vi).
Pelletier, Mr. H. L. and Canvassing for Le Canada (remarks) 13982 (vi).
Pilotage Act (Montreal and Quebec Districts) Amt. B. 261 (Mr. Prcfontaine) in Com., 13630 (vi).
Political Partisanship re Govt. Officials (remarks) 13991 (vi).
Postal Scales: See ' Weights & Measures B. 188.' Postmasters in Rural Districts, Salaries, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14035 (vi).
Preston, Mr. and Can. Apples : See ' Apples, ' &c. Public Printing and Stationery B. 182 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4212 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 193 (Mr. Sutherland, Oxford) in Com., 4222 (ii).
Public Works Dept., Transfer of Control, &c., B. 269 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14755 (vi). Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Ry.
Co.'s incorp. B. 135 (Mr. Logan) in Com., 5981. Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com.. 3833, 4706 (ii), 6210 (iii), -8130 (iv); (drainage) 4756 (ii).
Ry. Act (supplies tol.C.R.) Amt. B. 258 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 12962 (vi).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 
Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: 
Dorn.   E@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 232 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 7993 (iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Tarte.   H@: , and C.P.R. Car 001, &c. (Ques.) 14282 (vi).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: , Terrebonne.
Doncaster Indian Reserve, Terrebonne (M. for cor.*) 288 (i).
Jesus River, Deepening, &c. (M. for cor.*) 289.
Terrebonne Post Office Buildings, &c. (M. for cor.*) 289 (i).
Douglas, Mr. J. M., East Assiniboia.
Agriculture and Colonization Com., 8th Rep. (M.) to cone., 13788 (vi).

8th Rep. (binder twine) M. to cone., 14043,
14047 (vi).
Binder Twine Inspector's Rep., Distribution, &c. (M.) 13788 (vi).

Rep. of Com. on Ag.. Distribution of
Copies (M.) to cone., 14043 (vi).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Guarantee B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5812 (iii).
C. P. Ry. and Great North-west Central Ry. Co.'s Agreement (Ques.) 2306 (i).
Elevator Rates, Advance, &c. (remarks) 11062.
Great North-west Central and C. P. R. Co.'s Agreement (Ques.) 2306 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 232 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 7994 (iv); on Sen. Amts, (amt.) 13625.
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5785, 6233 (iii).
Ry. Transportation from N.W.T., on Remarks. (Mr. Scott) to Com. of Sup., 2478 (i).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14399, 14436 (vi).
Supply :
Fisheries (Duncan, Mr., inspector, Georgian Bay) 5134 (ii).
Quarantine (small-pox) 5015 (ii).
Thunder Bay, Nepigon and St. Joe Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14401 (vi).
Earle, Mr. T., Victoria, B.C.
B. C. Fisheries Commission, Rep. of Commissioner (remarks) 1199 (i).
Canning Industry in B.C. (remarks) 10103, 10241 (v).
See ' Salmon,'&c.
Esquimalt Naval Station, Removal of Flagship (remarks) 10957 (v).
False Creek Lease, Cor., &c., (M. for copies*) 2337 (i).

Inquiry for Ret., 3129 (ii); 5513, 6354.

Lease to Kelly and Burnett (Ques.) 7565.
Flagship at Esquimalt Naval Station, Removal, &c. (remarks) 10957 (v).
Fraser River Canning Industry, &c. (remarks) 10103, 10241 (v).
Kelly & Burnett, Lease of False Creek, &c. (Ques.) 7565 (iv).
See k False Creek.'


Labour Commission B.C.: , Rep. re (Ques.) 8116. Port Moody, Military Reserve, &o. (Ques.) 44G. Quesnel Dam, B.C., Obstructions re (Ques.) 11557 (v).
Salmon Canning Industry in B. C. (remarks) 10103, 10241 (v).
Salmon Hatcheries, B.C., Increased Capacity, &c. (Ques.) 12073 (v).
Salmon Industry, Fraser River, Letter from Canners Ass'n. (read) 9968 (iv).
Salmon shipped to France, Tariff re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7799 (iv).
Supply:
Aoriculture (exhibitions, Treadgold exhibit) 4614 (ii).
Fisheries (steamers, B.C.) 5278 (iii).'
Indians-B.C. (agents, travelling expenses) 7262 ; (Clayoquot school) 7269 ; (fishing, &c., investigation re) 7264; (reserves, re-allotment, &c.) 7263; (reserves, sale of, &c.)7268; (Songhees, removal, &c.) 7258 (iii).
Earle, Mr. T. - Con.
Supply-Con.
Ocean and River Service (Dom. steamers, supplies) 5050 (ii),
Post Office (Ottawa Supply Co.) 6151 (iii).
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers-B. C. (Esquimalt graving dock) 5919 ; (Hardy Bay wharf) 5916; Que. (Cacouna wharf) 5899; Telegraph Lines, B. C (Alberni Clayoquot) 5918; (Quesnel Atlin branch) 5827 (iii).
Trade and Commerce (preferential tariff in-France) 7799 (iv).
Emmerson, Mr. H. R., Westmoreland.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com. on Res., 125J0 (v).


Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: 13 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 1115 (i).


Dorn.   E@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res.* 14321 (vi).
St. John Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14324 (vi).
St. John Valley, Fredericton to Woodstock Ry.
Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14342 (vi).
Shediac and Coast Ry. Co.:s Subsidy, in Com.
on Res., 14325 (vi).
Supply:
Militia (Valleyfield strike) 3596 (ii).
Public Works: Buildings, N.B. (Campbellton, P.O.) 13038; (St. John, drill hall) 13042 ^ (Tracadie Lazaretto) 13039 (vi).
Railways: I. C. R. (Eel River, agent's house) 12600; (Metis station) 12605 ; (Moncton accommodation) 12599 ; (Truro accommodation) 12604 (v).


Allan SS.: Govtl. Intention re (remarks) 13258 (vi).
Auditing Depth Finances (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6935 (iii).
Auditor General and Finance Dept, (remarks) 11423 (v).
Auditor General's Rep. (presented) 89 (i).
Auditor General and Treasury Board, Circulars, &c. (remarks) 11553 (v).
Auditor General and Treasury Board re Payment to Members (remarks) 10956 (v).
Auditor General, on Inquiry for Cor., 11427 (v). Autonomy to N.W.T.: See 'N.W.T.'
Bankers' Association, Inspection Duties, &c. (Ans.) 819 (i).
Bankers, Private, Legislation re (Ans.) 285 (i). Bank Failures since Confederation, &c. (Ans.) 6435 (iii).
Banks, Unclaimed Balances, Rep. (presented) 3804 (ii).
Fielding, Hon. W. S.-Con.
Bass River, N.S., Marine Light (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).
Beersville Coal Co.'s Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14487 (vi).
Belmont Disaster Victims, Compensation re Injuries (remarks) 14156 (vi).
See 'Crandall.'
Binder Twine Bounties (B. 233) prop. Res., 6436; in Com. on Res., 7300 ; 1 *, 7382 ; 2 *, 7382 ; in Com., 7383 (iii).

on Ques. of Order, 7308 (iii).

Inspection and Penalties collected, &c.
(remarks) 14048 (vi).
Birkett, Mr. T., M.P., Lease of Lands, &c. (Ans.) 12217 fv).
Blair, Hon. A. G., Resignation, &c. (remarks) 6522 (iii).
Boyd, Sir John, Payments to by Govt. (Ans.)
5990 (iii).	.
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) in Com., 7400 (iii).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Taylor) 7342 (iii).
Bruce Mines and Algoma Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14436 (vi).
Budget, The, Financial Statement, 1378 (i). Condition of Country, 1378; Details of Revenue, comparison with 1900-1, 1379; Excise, 1379 ; Post Office Dept., 1381; I.C.R. Revenue and Expenditure, Consolidated Fund, 1382; Capital and Consolidated Fund, Expenditures, 1383; Revenue for 1902-3, Estimate of, 1385; Public Debt, 1897-1903, 1385; Public Debt, reduction of, 1387 ; Surpluses, 1387, 1390; Net Debt, per capita, 1388; Chartered Banks Deposits, 1389; Increase in paid up capital and note circulation, 139.3; Total Trade, Tables, 1389; Public Accounts, 1391; Iron Bounties, 1391; Reasons for borrowing while Finances are prosperous, 1392 ; Redemption of Treasury Bills before maturity, 1392; Loans, maturing, 1392; New sources of revenue by sale of C.P.R. lands, 1394; Increase in circulation of Dominion notes, amts, to Currency Act, 1396; Tariff amts, and free list not practicable at present, 1398; Trade Relations with England, Preference should be reciprocal, 1400; Preferential trade, memo, of Mr. Gerald Balfour, 1402; memo of Can. Ministers at Colonial Conference, 1404; Colonial Conference, 14001406; U.S. relations, 1406 ; Cor. between Sir Wilfrid Laurier and U.S. Senator Fairbanks re Joint High Commission and Alaskan Boundary, 1407; Tariff Policy of Govt., 1409; German Surtax, 1412-1418; Cor. with Mr. Bopp, 1414; Steel Rail industry and Sault Ste. Marie works, bounties to, 1419; Lead Industry of B.C., 1419 ; Binder Twine, 1420; Foreign Built Ships, and registration in Can., coasting privileges, 1420; Beet Root Sugar Machinery, 1421; Alluvial Gold Mining Machinery, 1421; Transportation Problem, Canal tolls, 1422; Resolutions re Customs Tariff Amt., 1423 (i).
Budget, The (remarks) 410, 1114 (i).

on Ques. of Order, 1743 (i).
Business of the House (remarks) 871, 1110, 2395, 2501 (i), 3969, 5051 (ii), 5510, 5581, 5959, 6352, 7090, 7201 (iii), 7728, 7812 (iv).



Fielding-, Hon. W. S. -Con.
Business of the House. Delay in printing Bills (remarks) 484 (i).

Late Sittings (remarks) 3207 (ii).

Misleading Statements (remarks) 4347 (ii).

re Suppl. Estimates (remarks) 4957 (ii).


Brierly, Jas. S., Letter read, 10739 (v).
Canada Central Ry. and Broekville and Ottawa Ry. Amalgamation, Compensation to Municipalities (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi).


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5613 (iii).
Canada Permanent and Western Canada Mortgage Co.'s B. 54 (Mr. Osier) in Com., 2304 (i).
C. P. R. to Brownsburg Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14458 (vi).
C. P. R. (Kirkella to Elkhom) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14497 (vi).
C. P. R. (Medicine Hat) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14504 (vi).
C. P. R. Steamers sailing from St. John (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14076 (vi).
C. P. R., Transcontinental Ry. Trains, Water Supply (remarks) 9457 (iv).
Canadian Press Despatches : See '.Cable,' &c.
Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5556, 5884 (iii).
Canals in Ont. and Que., Amount expended (Ans.) 1594 (i).
Cattle Embargo in G. B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 375 (i).

Ret. re (papers laid on Table) 591 (i).

(remarks) 267 (i), 14054 (vi).
Cattle-Guard Commission, Rep. laid on Table, 14758 (vi).

 Rep. re (remarks) 14686 (vi).
Census of 1901, Cost, &c. (Ans.) 203,286, 1593 (i).

(remarks) 204 (i).

Cost, on M, for Ret. (amt.) 289 (i).

on Inquiry for Ret., 479 (i).

See 'Supply-Agriculture.'
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 175 (Mr. Morrison) in Com., 5960, 6199 (iii).
Chambers of Commerce, Delegates, Treatment by U. S. Immigration Officers at Newport (remarks) 12496 (v).
Chambly Canal, Collector,Superannuation (Ans,) 7203 (iii).

See ' Moreau.'
Chartered Banks, List of Shareholders (presented) 1575 (i).
Fielding, Hon. W. 8.-Con.
Cbevrier Family, Emplymt. by Govt. (Ans.) 12499 (v).
Chignecto Marine Ry., Settlement, &c, (remarks) 4427 (ii).


Cigarette Prohibition B.: Temporary, &c, (remarks) in Com. on P.
O,	Bill, 5869 (iii).
Civil Service Examiners List (presented) 479 (i). Clergue Steel Works at the Sault, Contract, &e.
(Ans,) 13668 (vi).

Sec	' Steel. '
Cochrane, Hon. Senator, Tel. re (read) 3000 (ii). Collingwood Dry Dock, remarks in Com. on Dry Docks B., 4681 (ii).
*

See	' Dry Docks	Bill.'
Colonial Conference, &c., Inquiry for Ret., 853 (i). 

 See	' Alaskan.'
Congratulations to Prime Minister re Twenty-five years as Member, 11690 (v),
Consolidated Revenue : See ' Audit, ' &c. Consolidated Trust Corporation incorp. B. 121 (Mr. McColl) in Com., 3223 (ii).
Corry & Laverdure, Award, &c., re Trent Canal (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7557 (iii).
Cornwall Canal, Electric Lighting (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14134 (vi).
Crandall, Brakeman on I. C. R., injured at Belmont (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13546 (vi). 

See 'Belmont.'
Cumberland Ry. and Coal Co.'s (Parrsboro) Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14506 (vi).
Cummings, Jas., Payments to by Govt. (Ans.) 9458 (iv).
Customs Act Amt, (The Tariff) Prop. Res., 1423
(i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3058; in Com. on B., 4038 (ii).

(B. 273)-(surtax) in Com., 14755 (vi).
Debates, Official, 6th Rep. of Com., on M. (Mr. Champagne) to cone., 9349 (iv).
Debert Coal Mines and I. C. Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14328 (vi).
Divorce Court, on prop. Res. (Mr. Charlton) 587. Dom. Atlantic Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14336 (vi).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 914 (i); M. for Sel. Com., 3001 (ii); in Com., 13591 (vi).

Govtl. Intention re (remarks) 12720 (vi).

(M.) to add Name re Sel. Com., 6734 (iii).

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Fielding, Hon. W. S.-Con. .


Dorn.   E@:  See ' Dom. Elections.'
Election Printing in Advocate, Prince Albert, in Com. of Sup., 14652 (vi). '
Electoral Lists, Printing, &c. (Ans.) 288 (i). Electric Lighting, Cardinal and Iroquois Canals (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12901 (vi). Estimates, The (presented) 90 (i).

Suppl., 1903 (presented) 707 (i), 4956 (ii).

Suppl., 1904 (presented) 12868 (vi).

Further Suppl. (presented) 14042, 14662
(vi).

 (remarks) 5002, 5122 (ii).
Experimental Farms Report (presented) 1937 (i). See ' Butter, &c.'
Fast Atlantic Service : Sec 4 Atlantic.'
Financial Review, on Amt. (Mr. Bell) 14617 (vi). Fisher, Chas. A. L., Inspector of Public Works, Salary, &c. (Ans.) 1592 (i).
Fishing Industry in N.S. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13167 (vi).
France and Canada ss. Service (remarks) 4958 (ii). Frank Disaster, N. W.T. (remarks) 2100 (i). Fredericton to Woodstock Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14342 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See 4 Budget.'

Cor., &c., papers laid on Table, 1460 (i).
Govt. Business (remarks) 13547 (vi).

Parishes crossed, Levis to Temiscouata
(Ans.) 8117 (iv).

Par. in Ottawa Journal (remarks) 5734
(iii)-	.

Surveys, Expenses, in Com. of Sup.,
14646 (vi).

Surveys, Reps., &c, (remarks) 8231 (iv).

Ways and Means rc Surveys (M.) for
Com., 14765 (vi).
G. T. Ry., and C. P. Ry. Fiscal Bookkeeping, Policy (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12880 (vi).
G. T. Ry. Rates, Discrimination between Americans and Canadians (remarks) 10745 (v).

Loans by Govt. (Ans.) 2920 (ii).

and Two Cent Rate, re Original Charter
(Ans.) 11556, 11828 (v).
Halifax Cotton Co., Loan of Rails, &c. (remarks) 14478 (vi).

Elevator, Land Purchase (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 12825 (vi).

Marine and Fishery Office, Removal, &c.
(remarks) 14279 (vi).

Museum, Removal, &c. (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 13032 (vi).

P. 0., Pet. re Salaries of Employees (remarks) on Cone., 14759 (vi).
Halifax and S. Western Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14330 (vi),
Hamilton, Galt and Berlin Ry. Co.'s B. 149 (Mr. Cowan) in Com., 4587 (ii).
Hawkesbury to South Indian Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14344 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid by Can., onM. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 676, 1057 (i).
Herald Printing Co., Montreal, Payments to by Govt. (Ans.) 8330 (iv).
Imperial Co.'s incorp. B. 71 (Mr. Bickerdike) in Com., 3170 (ii).
Imperial Defence re Lord Rosebery's prop. Res. (remarks) 411 (i).
Indian River Ry. Co.'s (Megantic) Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14507 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Rep. of Supt. (presented) 9350 (iv).
I.C.R., Pension System, &c. (Ans.) 9216 (iv.)

See 4 Trackmen.'

Stations, Restaurants, &c., Fire Protection (Ans.) 14664 (vi).
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Fielding, Hon. W. S. -Con.
International Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14320 (vi)..


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (remarks) 4040 (ii).

Bounty Payments (Ans.) 6435 (iii).
James Bay Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14443 (vi).
Japanese Tariff re U. S Products (Ans.) 9217 (iv).
Joggins to Minudie, Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14329 (vi).
Joint HighjComtnission re Par. in Toronto World (remarks) 14054 (vi).
Judges' Retiring Allowance B. 7 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) wthdn., 634 (i).
Klondike Mines Ry. Co.'s (Dawson) Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14496 (vi).
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14518 ; (Amt.) 14519 (vi).
Lachine Canal, Electric Lighting (remarks) in Com. of Supply., 14140 (vi).
Lake Superior Ry. (Peninsula Harbour) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14505 (vi).
Lead Bounties (B. 239) prop. Res., 6169 ; in Com. on Res., 8195 (iv); in Com. on B., 10798 (v).
Librarians of Parlt. B. 207 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14300 (vi).
Lime Ridge, Megantic Co. Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).
Loan Companies, Extension ot Power B. 24 (Mr. Thompson) in Com., 2350 (i).
Locomotive Contracts re I. C. R. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14091 (vi).
Long Wharf, St. John, Lease by Govt. (Ans,) 11829 (v).
Lumber Combines, N.W.T., Investigation (Ans.) 0168 (iii).

(remarks) 1580 (i).
Lumber Trade in B. C. and U. S. Importations (remarks) 14760 (vi).
Mabou and Gulf Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14326 (vi).
Manufacturers' Delegation re Tariff (remarks) 266 (i).
Marconi Wireless Tel. Co.'s incorp. B. 131 (Mr. Mclsaac) in Com., 5359 (iii).
Martineau Defalcations, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6934 (iii).

Rep. of Commission, Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 3898 (ii).
Mess, from His Ex. (presented) 90,707 (i), 4956 (ii), 12868, 14042, 14662 (vi).
Fielding, Hon. W. S.-Con.
Middleton and Victoria Beach Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14330 (vi).
Midland Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14488 (vi).
Militia Defalcation, Investigation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6934 (iii).
Militia Estimates (remarks) 13369 (vi).
Militia Force, Condition, &c., onM. (Mr. Thompson, Haldimand) 5719 (iii).
Milk Can. Bill: See 'Weights.'
Ministerial Changes, Explanation, &C. (remarks) 90 (i).

Autonomy to N. W. T. Govt., on Amt.
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13918 (vi).


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Fielding, Hon. W. S.-Con.
P. O. Savings Banks Deposits, Defalcations of Postmasters (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1427G, 14655 (vi).
Preferential Trade, Offer of Can. Govt, to G. B. (remarks) 3220 (ii).
Preferential Trade and Mr. Chamberlain's Proposals (remarks) 13936 (vi).
Press Gallery Representatives, Payment as Sessional Clerks (remarks) 14114 (vi).
Prince Albert Advocate : See ' Election Printing.'
P. E. I. Ry. Subsidies to Branch Lines (remarks) 14474 (vi).
Printing Bureau and Union Organizations (Ans.) 4180 (ii).
Private Cars : See 'Govt. Official,' &c.
Prorogation (remarks) 14763 (vi).
Provincial Autonomy, N. W. T., Imperfect RGt. (remarks) 6892 (iii).

Papers laid on Table, 14521 (vi).

Application for Further Aid (Ans.) 10496.

Subsidy paid by Govt. (Ans.) 10496 (v).
Quebec Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14450 (vi).
Quesnel, Jules, Dismissal, &c. (Ans.) 7203 (iii).
Questions by Members, Answers re (remarks) 544 (i).
Railway Accidents in Canada, Official Inquiry, &c. (Ans.) 9218 (iv).
Ry. Act (consolidation) B. 21 (M.) for Com. to confer with Senate re Amts., 14520 (vi).

(M.) to appoint Managers to confer with
Senate rc Amts., 14690 (vi).

Rep. of Special Com. (presented) 14663.

(remarks) re Conference withSenate, 14740.
Ry. Act (fire guards) Amt. B. 16 (Mr. Scott) on M. for 2", 871 (i).
Ry. Act (subsidies) Amt. B, 2 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 1060 (i).
Railway Appropriations re Expenditure, Transfer to other Votes (remarks) 14055 (vi).
Ry. Commissioners Salaries (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8124 (iv).
Railways constructed without Govt. Aid, Man. and N,W.T. (Ans.) 8488 (iv).


Dorn.   E@: Cost of Bridges, Safeguard re (remarks)
14512	(vi).

granted to pro vs., Amounts to each, &c.
(remarks) 14484, 14687; Stmnt. (presented) 14852 (vi).

Payments of, Safeguarding, &c. (remarks)
14513	(vi).

voted by Govt., 1900-1902 (Ans.) 13027,
13259 (vi).

in 1901-2-3, &c. (Ans.) 13934 (vi).

Amounts paid since 1900 to 1903 (Ans.)
12842,13370 (vi).

 (remarks) 408 (i).
Returns, on Inquiry for (remarks) 544 (i).
Revenue and Expenditure, Amounts collected, &e., for 1903 (Ans.) 12715, 13370 (vi).
Rideau Canal Employees, Delay in Paying (remarks) 13303 (vi).
Roberval to James Bay Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).	>
Rosebery and Imperial Defence: See ' Imperial.' St. Eustache to St. Placide Ry. Subsidy, in Com.
on Res., 14317 (vi).
St. John, Long Wharf : See 'Long.'
See ' Allan,' ' C.P.R.', &c.
St. John Valley Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14323 (vi).
St. Lawrence Islands, Improvements, in Com. of Sup., 14661 (vi).
St. Louis Exposition, Canadian Exhibits (Ans.) 3001 (ii).
St. Mary's River Ry. Co.'s B. 139 (Mr. Oliver) in Com., 4589 (ii).
St. Peter's and Louisburg Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14489 (vi).
Salmon Industry, Fraser River, &c. (remarks) 9970 (iv).
Shediac and Coast Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com, on Res., 14325 (vi).
Sinclair, Janies: See ' Patent.'
South African Medals, Regulations re (remarks) 8266 (iv).
,S. A. War, Supplies purchased by Imp. Gov., on M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) for 0. Cs., &c., 2761. See ' Hay,' &c.
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(remarks) re one-fifth Vote, 6408 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 273 (surtax) in Com. on Ways and Means, 14755 (vi).

 Revision, Inquiry for Cor., &e., 3003 (ii).
See 'Budget,' See., 'Customs,' &c.
Telephone Legislation'(remarks), 409 (i).
Thunder Bay, Nepigon and St. Joe Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14401 (vi).
Tilsonburg, LakeJErie and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14134, 14380 (vi). TimagamiRy. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14428 (vi).
Tobacco Excise Duties, Par. in Toronto Globe (remarks); 5702 (iii).
Tobacco in Foreign Countries, &c., Amt. paid to Mr. Blaise Dugas re Trip (Ans.), 1035 (i).
Tobin Co. and Subsidy to Trois Pistoles Ry. (remarks) 14462 (vi).
Trackmen on Govt. Rys., Increase of Salaries (remarks), in Com. on B. 257, 12558 (v).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14086 (vi).
Transcontinental Ry., &c., on Ques. of Order [DOT] (Mr. Sproule), 7727 (iv).

See 'G.T. Pacific.'
Transportation Commission, Formation, &c., (remarks), 9819 (iv).
Transportation Commission and Tariff Inquiry, re Par. in Montreal Herald (remarks), 854 (i). Tread gold Commission, Tel. from W. A. Beddoe re Refusal of Commissioner to produce Files (remarks) 9818 (iv).
Trent Canal, Medical Officer (Ans.) 8117 (iv). 

Payment to Thos. Dodds (Ans.), 8118 (iv).

Rep. of W. McLeod re Route, &c. (Ans.)
12716 (v).
Trois Pistoles River Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14462 (vi).
Tyerman, P. D., Payments to by Govt. (Ans.), 286 (i).
United Empire Life Insurance Co,'s B. 163 (Mr. Thompson), in Com., 3796, 3983 (ii).
Vancouver and Coast-Kootenay Ry. Co.'s B. 87 (Mr. Maepherson), in Com., 4587 (ii).
Veterinary Inspectors, Salaries, &c. (Ans.), 1591
(i)-
Voters' Lists: See 'Electora.,' &c.
Waltham to Ferguson Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res.,[14448 (vi).


Fielding, Hon. W. S. -Con.
Ways and Means (B&s. for Com.), 89 (i).

Grand Manan, N.B., Religious denominations, &c. (Ans.) 3801 (ii).

1901, New Basis re Work of Staff (Ans.)
13936 (vi).

St. John, N.B., Religious Denominations,
&c. (Ans.) 3801 (ii).

Schedules, Halton, Cardwell and Peel, for
1891 (Ans.) 6894 (iii).

See ' Halton,' &c.

Sunbury, &c., N.B., Religious Classification (Ans.) 4005 (ii).

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Eisher, Hon. S. A..-Con.
Supply-Con.
Agriculture- Con.
schedules) 4635 (ii), 7053 (census, total cost) 7053 (iii) ; (classification of patents) 4433 (ii); (cold storage) 7086 (iii), 7670 ; (creameries, N.W.T.) 7632 (iv); (criminal statistics) 4429 ; (dairying branch) 4671 ; (exhibitions) 4599; (experimental farms) 4548 ; (fumigating stations) 4434 (ii), 135()2 (vi); (general statistics) 4429; (Health Act) 4440, 5007 (ii), 5490 (iii) ; (Japan Exhibition) 4626; (patent branch, salaries) 4350 (ii) ; (Poultry Farming) 7641
(iv)	; (Prof. Shutt's report) 4556 ; (St. Louis exhibition) 4599 ; (San Jose scale) 4434; (Stuart, Capt., dismissal) 4354 (ii) ; (Toronto Industrial exhibition) 13501 (vi); (Tracadie lazaretto) 4439 ; (Treadgold exhibit) 4612 (ii); (tuberculosis, aid to Can. Association) 13517 (vi) ; {Year Book) 4429 (ii).
Immigration (exodus to U.S.) 6875; (repatriation, &c.) 6713 (iii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (freight rates, &e.) 7583 (iv).
Public Works: Buildings, Que. (Magog P.O.) 13081 (vi).
Quarantine (cattle and vet. division) 5502; (diseased immigrants) 5492; (hog cholera) 5505 (iii) ; (public health) 4440 (ii), 5490 (iii) ; (public health, small-pox) 5007 (ii); (smallpox) 5491 (iii).
Supreme Court Registrar's B. 268 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14308 (vi).
Tuberculosis, Aid to Can. Association, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13517 (vi).
Fitzpatrick, Hon. Charles (Minister pof Justice), Quebec County.
Algonquin Lumber and Power Co.'s incorp. B. 165 (Mr. Gould) in Com., 5361 (iii).
Aliens, Naturalization Act Amt. B. 204 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) in Com., 5875 (iii).
Anglo-American Cable Co. and P.E.I. and Mainland (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13332, 13338 (vi).
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry. [(remarks) in Com. on B. 155, 14771 (vi).
Binder Twine, Average Price, &c. (Ans.), 7566
(iv).

Average Price for Sisal, &c. (Ans.), 8085
(iv).

Circular re Sales, &c. (Ans.), 4182 (ii).

Cost, &c. (Ans.), 2311 (i).

Mr.Haycock's Powers under Act (remarks)
14047 (vi).

Residences of Purchasers, &c. (Ans.) 4183
(ii).

See ' Supply-Justice, Penitentiaries,' &c.
Brunet, Arthur, and Dom. Elections Act,"on M. (Mr. Casgrain) for Pets., O. Cs., &o., 105 (i).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan. B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 5121 (ii).
Canadian North-west Irrigation Co.'s B. 143 (Mr. Oliver) in Com., 3226 (ii).
C. P. Ry. Lands, School Taxation, &c. (Ans.) 4006 (ii).	[DOT]
Fitzpatrick, Hon. Charles -Con.
Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5360, 5556
(iii).
Capital Cases, Commutations, &c. (remarks) 13303 (vi).
Carver vs. King, Commutation of, "Reps, re (remarks) 13303 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: , in Com. on Res., 604 (i).
Columbia River Improvement Co.'s incorp. (B. 150) in Com., 5559 (iii).
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 3281 (ii).
County Court Judges, Appnmt. from local Bars (remarks) 5582 (iii).

Appnmts., Retirements, &c. (Ans.), 4960
(ii).

(cruelty to animals) B. 39 (Mr. Brock) in
Com., 2779, 3242 (ii).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 906 (i); (compulsory voting), 13583, 14405 (vi).


Good Shepherd Reformatory N.B.: Legal Opinions (read) 11335 (v).

Pets, re on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections, 13289 (vi).

2-cent a mile rate, 10465, 12225 (v).

Ques. of Order re Mr. Taylor, 10564 (v).
Haycock : See ' Binder Twine.'
Hetu, R., Pardon, &c. (Ans.), 7915 (iv).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan), 788 (i).


Incorporated Companies B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: of County Courts, Pets, re (Ans.) 3628 (ii),


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 
Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 
Railway Subsidies B.: Papers re N.B. (remarks) 1110 (i).


Re P.E.I.: and N. B., Cor. respecting
(remarks) 876 (i).
Revised Statutes; See 'Statutes,' 'Supply- Justice, Miscellaneous.'
St. .fames Division (Electoral) Vacancy (remarks) 409 (i).
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, Acting Warden, &c. (Ans.) 10832 (iv).

Hospital, &c. (Ans.) 13669 (vi).

Investigation of 1898 (Ans.) 14285 (vi).
Schell, Mr., M.P., (M.) to ref. Stmnt. to Com.
on Priv. and Elections, 5417 (iii).
Saunders, Mr. C. E., Appnrnt. at Experimental Farm, &c. (Ans.) 1676 (i).
Scotia, Str. Salvage Claims, &c. (remarks) 7206
(iii)	14107 (vi).
Senate Representation of N.W.T.: see 'N.W.T.' Seven Islands Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14456 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com. on Res., 12305 (v). Tieket-of-Leave System, Releases &c. (Ans.) 96. Treadguld Concessions, on Amt. (Mir. Casorain1 to Com. of Sup., 2898 (ii).

Appnrnt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 4533 (ii).
Tvo-cent Ry. Rate: See 'G.T.P R &c 'Ry. B. 21.'
Valiquette, Mr. J. A., Appnrnt. as Stenographer Yukon (Ans.) 4005 (ii).
Yukon Ter. Act (summoning of jurors) Amt (B. 9) lTn., 94 ; in Com., 313 (i).	'

Fowler, Mr. G-. W., King's (N.B.)
Albert, N.B., Harbour Master, Capt. Bishop, Dismissal (Ques.) 6890 (iii). _
Allan Line Steamships, Withdrawal from St. John (remarks) 13937 (vi).

Reduction of Sailings from St. John, N.B.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14064 (vi),
Aylesworth, Mr. A. B., Reported Interview re Alaskan Boundary (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13957 (vi)
Barr Colony and Mr. Haultain's Speech, on M. for Com. of Sup., 6384 (iii).
Bathurst, N.B., Fishery Overseer, Complaints re (remarks) 14686 (vi).
See ' Daly.'
Beersville Coal Co.'s Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res,, 14488 (vi).
Belmont Disaster Victims, Compensation, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14156 (vi).
See 'Crandall.'
Bishop, Capt., Harbour Master at Albert, N.B., Dismissal (Ques.) 6896 (iii)-
Bloomfield Postmaster, N.B., Charges against, &c. (Ques.) 818 (i).
Bruee Mines and Algoma Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14438 (vi).
C.P.R. (Kirkella to Elkhorn) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14501 (vi).
C.P.R. (Medicine Hat) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14503 (vi).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Jjlair) in Com. on Res., 4378 (ii).
Charbonneau, Miss Edna, Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.) 12716 (vi).
Chevrier Family, Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.) 12498, 12716, 13968 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: General Expenditure, on M. for Com. of
Sup., 3675 (ii).

Private Cars : See ' Private.'

Supplies entered Duty Free (M. for ret.*)
916 (i).
See ' Trackmen. '
International, Dredge leased by Govt., &c.(Ques.) 12218 (v).
James Bay and Interprovincial Ry. Co. 's Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14445 (vi).
Judges' Retiring Allowances B. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8110 (iv).
Kars, Census Enumeration, Cor., &c. (M. for copies*) 3804 (ii).
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14490 (vi).
Lake Superior, &e., Ry. (Peninsula Harbour) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14505 (vi).
Long Wharf, St. John, Lease by Govt. (Ques.) 11828 (v).	[DOT]
Nicolet River Ry. Bridge Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14508 (vi).
Nobles, Israel, Dismissal as Lighthouse-keeper (Ques.) 6896 (iii).
O'Reilly, Mr., Claim re Tobacco Factory (re marks) 13979 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 8261, 8373 (iv).


Penny Banks B.: 198 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6457 (iii). .
Pneumatic Tube Service re Postal Service (remarks) 13999 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William. Mulock) in Com. 5659 (iii).
Post Office Revenue, Increase, &c. (remarks) 14019 (vi).
Post Office Savings Banks Defalcations, in Com. of Sup., 14658 (vi).
p.E.I. Ferry Co.'s incorp. B. 380 (Mr. Emmerson) in Com., 7914 (iv).

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Fowler, Mr. Q. W. -Con.
Private Cars, I.C.R., &c. (Ques.) 2309 (i).


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14708, 14717 (vi).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5329, 5566 (iii).
Ry. Debts Bill: See 'Exchequer.'


Donj.   L@: 17 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 2924 (ii).
Ry. Mail Clerks, in Com. on P. 0. Bill, 5610 (iii).


Railway Subsidies B.: Allan Line, &c., Withdrawal: See 'Allan.'
St. Mary's River Ry. (Galt Road) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14496 (vi).
Schell, J. T., M.P., Goods supplied to Govt. (Ques.) 4959 (ii).
Seeds, Inspection for Sale, B. 200 (Mr. Fisher)
. in Com., 6474 (iii).
Small-Pox Patients, Gloucester, N.B., Contribution by Govt, towards Expenses re (remarks) 14688.
Springhill Public Building, Explosion (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14247 (vi).
Supply:
Administration of Justice-N.W. T. (fees, &c.) 14257; N. S. (county court Judge Dodd) 14259; Ont. (Nipissing -Judgeship) 14258; Supreme Court (salaries) 14257; Yukon (law librarv) 14267 (vi).
Agriculture (census, N.B., religions) 4801 (ii);
(Poultry Farming) 7647 (iv)
Canals-Chambly (landing wharfs) 12908 ; Grenville (Tucker, Henry, services re investigation) 14157 (vi); Lachine (electrical appliances) 7.806 (iv).
Civil Govt.-Aud. Gen. (promotions) 14250 ; Public Works (architect's salary) 13499 ; (contingencies) 13500 ; (Hunter, J. B., salary) 13499 (vi).
Dorn. Lands-(Banff bath house) 13956 (vi). Excise (analysts, &c.) 5399 (iii); (inspectors salaries) 13974 (vi) ; (liquor nspection) 5399 (iii) ; (salary of private sec.) 13968 (\i). Immigration (Barr colonists) 6696 (iii). Indians- Mar. Provs. (sehoo's) 6H)9 (iii). Legislation-Elections (Advocate,Prince Albert, printing) 1 *269 (vi).
Mm Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G. B.) 7604 (iv) ; (Petit de Grat and Mul^rave) 14249 ; (St. Catherine's Bay and Tauousac) 13090 ; (St. Stephen and Black Bay) 13695 (vi). Militia (rifle associations) 3768 (ii).
Mtsc,' llmicous (Alaskan boundary commission) 13957 ; (vliller Bros., P. O. Savings Bank defalcations) 14058 (vi).
Oce >n and River Service (cattle inspection) 13543; (life-saving awards) 13514 ; (masters and mates examination) 13524 ; (naval militia reserve and school of navigation) 13515; (wrecks, investigation, <fec.) 13545 (vi).
Fowler, Mr. G-. W.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Buildings, Dom. (architect's staff) 961; (dismissals, &c.) 1019; (furniture) 1006 ; Generally (armouries) 965; (clerks of works) 963 ; (experimental farms) 973; (Nap-pan farm) 973 ; (Sussex armoury) 965 (i); N. S. (Arichat) 5828 (iii); Ottawa (census building) 982; (furniture, &c.) 974, 979; (heating, &c.) 1010 ; (ventilation, &c.) 974 (i); Que. (trachoma hospital) 14245 (vi).
Docks (repairs, &c.) 2978 (ii).
Harbours and Rivers, N.S. (Windsor, sheer dam) 14248 (vi); Que. (Grande Vallee pier) 1523 ; (Le Tableau wharf) 2250 (i); (Mont Louis wharf) 13461 (vi) ; (Murray Bay. wharf) 2267 (i); (Newport breakwater) 13462; (New Richmond breakwater) 13463 ; Notie Dame du Portage) 13463 (vi);
-	(Riviere aux Renards) 2279	(i); (St.
Andre de Kamouraska pier) 18492 ; (Ste. Anne de la Perade) 13488; (Ste. Anne de Sorel) 13489; (St. Fulgence, wharf) 13491 ; (St. Gedeon Islands, wharf) 13191; (St. Godfroi de Nouvelle, breakwater) 13490; (St. Jean des Chaillons, wharf) 13495 (vi); (St. Lawrence, removal of rocks)
-	2263 (i); (St. Maurice, dam) 13492 ; (St. Michel de Bellechasse, pier) 13494; (St. Simeon, wharf) 13493 (vi) ; (Valleyfield, dr* dging) 2298 (i).
Slides and Booms (Gagner, Mr., salary) 2976 ; (Gatineau River) 2'.*77 ; (Upper Ottawa Improvement Co.) 2974 (ii).
Telegraph Lines (Marconi stations) 2991 (ii). Railways - Generally (wrecks, investigations re) 14154; I.C.R. (Amqui accommodation) 12601 (vi); (bridge strengthening) 8269 (iv); (Eel river, agent's house) 1260b ; (Halifaxaccommodation) 12597 ; (Metis station) 12604 ;
(v)	; (North Sydney improvements) 12598 ; (Pintsch gas equipment) 8292 (iv); (Riviere Ouelle, spur line) 12599 (v); (rolling stock) 8293 (iv); (St. John accommodation) 12597
(v); (St. John accommodation) 14063 (vi); (Stellarton accommodation) 8296 (iv); (Sussex accommodation) 126ol (v); P.E.I. (Murray Harbour branch) 7539 (iii).
Sussex Armoury, Overseer's Qualifications re Constructions, &c. (Ques.) 8331 (iv).

Brigade Camp (Ques.) 3235 (ii).

I.C.R. Roundhouse, Gates, &c. (Ques.)
4672	(ii).

Station Accommodation (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 12601 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com. on R^s., 12301 (v).
Tiffin, Genl. Manager, I.C.R., and Private Cars (Ques.) 2309 (i).
Trackmen on I.C.R., &c. : See 'Civil Service B. 257.'
White, Albert S., Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.)
4673	(ii).
Fraser, Mr. D. C-, Guysborough.
Alliance Bank of Canada Incorp. B 212 (Mr Russell) in Com., 7477 (iii).
Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 5969 (iii).
Beauharnois Electoral District, Rep. of Com. (presented) 7202 (iii).
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Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: -Con.


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7330 (iii).
Brookville, Sault St-. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment), M. for Com., 7339 (iii).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Taylor) 7340 (iii).
Budget, The, 2131 (i).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5070 (ii); in Com. on B., 5453 (iii).
Canadian Northern Ry, Co.'s Guarantee B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5631, 5820 (iii).
Canadian Steel Co.'s(B. 185) T*, 3708 (ii). Canadian Telephone and Telegraph Co.'s incorp, B. 189 (Mr. Birkctt) in Com., Ques. of Order, 7483 (iii).
Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s in-eorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5557 (iii). Criminal Code Amt. B. 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 74 5 (iii); in Com. (cigarettes) 10749 (v).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) m Com., 1203 (i), 13579, 14407 (vi).
Dom. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6443 (iii). Erie, Ontario, Power Co"'s incorp. B. 131 (Mr. German) in Com., 3 80 (ii).
Exchequer Court Act (railway del its) Amt. B.
155 (Mr. Demers) in Com., 8254, 8361 (iv). Fisheries Act Amt. B. 224 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6908 (iii).


Fishing Industry N.S.: , Accommodation re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13159 (vi).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5229 (iii).

Ques. of Order (Mr. Dep. Speaker) 7829.
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 . (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) in Com., 10643, 12236 (v). Loy, Geo. M., M.P., Beauharnois, Rep. of Com. (presente 1) 7202 (iii).
Nova Scotia and Eastern Ry. Co.'s Subsidy in ( bin. on Res., 14327 (vi).
Privileges and Elections Com., M. to employ stenographer, 7202 (iii).
Public Accounts Coin. (M.) 867 (l).
Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 135 (Mr. Logan) on M. for Com., 5977 ; in Com., 5983 (iii).
Railway Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3731 (ii), 5776 (iii) 8128, 8170. Ry. Debts. B : See1 Exchequer.'


Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14327. Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) in Com., 11115, 11501 (v).
Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) m Com., 7249 (iii).
Statutes, Revision B. 265 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. 14297 (vi).
Supply:
Civil Govt.-Public Works (architects' salary) 13499 (vi).
Fraser, Mr. D. O. -Con.
Supply-Con.
Immigration (repatriation, &c.) 6718 (iii).^ Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7788 (iv)._ Justine-Penitentiaries (binder twine) 35l7 (ii). Legislation-House of Commons (printing, &c.)
5270 (iii).	, ,
Public Works : Buildings-N. S. (Guysborough) 5839 (iii); Ottawa (electric lighting) 988; Harbours and Rivers-N. B. (Caraquet wharf) 1176 (i); N.S. (Big Harbour wharf) 13147 ; (Breton's Cove) 13159 (vi)(Bridge-water, dredging) 1076; (Cheverie breakwater) 1078 ; (Drumhead breakwater) 1083_; (Larry's River) 1104 ; (New Harbour) 1145 (i); (Paspebiac, landing pier) 13467 jvi).
Yukon Govt, (hospital grants) 7293 (iii).
Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 9421 (iv).
Wilson, Stephen, Relief B. 228 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for Com., 9151 (iv).
Gallery, Mr. D., Montreal, St. Anne.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 
Judges Retiring Allowances B.: (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Cum. on Res., 8096 (iv).

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Galliher, Mr. W. A.-Con.
Kettle River Valley Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14490 (vi).
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14489 (vi).


Lead Bounties B.: 
Donj.   L@: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: German, Mr. W. M.-Con.
Supply :
Canals-Sault Ste. Marie (coaling vessels) 7561 (iii).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers Generally (dredges, repairs) 2619 ; Ont. (Port Colborne) 3371 (ii).
Gibson, Mr. A., Jr., York, N.B.


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 270 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14342, 14488 (vi).
St. John Valley Ry., Fredericton to Woodstock Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14343 (vi).
Supply :
Public Works- Harbours and Rivers, N.B. (St. John river wharfs) 1180 (i).
York and Carleton Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com., on Res., 14488 (vi).
Gilmour, Mr, J., E. Middlesex.	[DOT]


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4226 (ii).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5421, 5432 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Judges Retiring Allowances B.: Reported Interview of Mr. Aylesworth
(remarks), 13961 (vi).


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Delay, &c., by Govt., on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) to Com. of Sup., 14204 (vi).
Barr Colony and Mr. Haultain's Speech, on M. for Com. of Sup., 6369 (iii).
Bass River, N.S., Marine Light (remarks) in Com, of Sup., 14248 (vi).
Bernier, Capt., Govt. Aid to North Pole Expedition (remarks), 12816 (vi).
Brookfield Station Enlargement (remarks)in Com. of Sup., 14083 (vi).
Budget, The, 1657 (i).
Campaign Literature: See 'Mail Bags.'
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B., in Com. on Res., 4975 (ii).
Cattle purchased for S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. Pope), to Com. of Sup., 5469 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick), in Com., 10747 ; (cigarettes) 10749 (v).
Cumberland Ry. and Coal Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14506 (vi).
Customs Tariff Act (surtax) Amt. B. 273 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 14756 (vi).
Debert Coal Mine Ry. Co. s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14328 (vi).
Dom. Elections Act (compulsory voting) Amt. B. 3 (Mr. Charlton), in Com., 13615 (vi).
Door-keeper of H. of C., Salary, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14115 (vi).
Election Pamphlets : See ' Mail Bags. '


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 308 (i).
Govt. Officials canvassing for newspapers: See ' Political, ' &c.
G.T. Pacific Ry, Co.'s incorp, B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5164 (iii).
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com on Res., 10353 ; in Com. on B., 10674, 11234, 11385, 11977; 'Shadow of Cox,' &c., 11859, 12056, 12146 (v).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to
Com. on Privs. and Elections, 13282 (vi).

on M. to adjn. debate (remarks) 8807 (iv).
See ' Ry. Policy.'
Halifax and S. Western Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14335 (vi).
House of Commons, Door-keeper's Salary: See ' Door-keeper.'
I.C.R. Pension System, &c. (Ques.), 9216 (iv).

(remarks) 14727 (vi).

 Trackmen and Labourers, Increased
Wages, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14083
(vi).



Gourley, Mr. S. E.-Con.
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7944, 7972 (iv).
James Bay Ry Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14444 (vi).
Joliette and Lake Manan Ry. Subsidy, in Com on Res., 14317 (vi).
Judges of the Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 10759,10769; in Com. on B., 11416 (v).
Judges' Retiring Allowance B. 243 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8100 (iv); on Sen. Amts., 14294 (vi).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, &c. (remarks) 14542, 14577 (vi),


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 232 (Mr. Sifton) on Sen. Amts., 13626 (vi).
Maps, Printing and Publishing for Geological Survey (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).
Militia Force, Condition, &c., on M. (Mr. Thompson, Haldimand), 5717 (iii).
North Pole Expedition : See 'Bernier, Capt.'
N. W. T. Act Amt B. 259 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14288 (vi).
Nova Scotia and Eastern Ry. Co. 's Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14327 (vi)
Parrsboro to Truro, Ry. Subsidy : See ' Ry. Sub sidies.'
Political Partisanship re Govt. Officials canvassing, &c. (remarks) 13983 (vi).
Post Office Revenue, on Statement of P.M.G. (remarks), 14022 vi).
P. O. Savings Banks, Defalcations of Postmaster (remark) in Com. of Sup., 14274 (vi).


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14708, 14726 (vi).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5779, 6308 (iii), 8178 (iv).
Ry. Policy of Govt., on M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to adjn. Use., 7135 (iii).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 270, in Com. on Res., 14317, 14491 (vi).

General Policy, &c. (remarks) in Com. on
Res., 14377 (vi).


Insolvency B.: 
Judges Retiring Allowances B.: (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12838 (vi).
Anglo-American Tel. Co., P.E.I. and the'Main-land (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13328 (vi).
Annandale Pier, P.E.I., Amount expended, &c. (Ques ) 2921 (ii).

 Range Lights, Amount expended, &c.
(Ques.) 2921 (ii).
Archives and Mr. Casey : See ' Supply- * -Agriculture.'
Art Gallery and Can. Artists (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13517 (vi).
Ballot Boxes in P.E.I.: Sec 'Latour.'
Bonded Warehouses, P.E.I., Rental, Closing, &c. (Ques.) 12073 (v).
Brecken, Mr., P.O. Inspector, P.E I. (remarks) 14001 (vi).
Brennan, Mr. J. P., Dismissal, &c. (remarks) 13994 (vi).
British Cable News Service between Can. and G.B., B. 240 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 10725 (v).
Budget, The, 2017 (i).
Buote, Mr. J., Dismissal, &e. (remarks) 14010 (vi).
Cattle Embargo in G.B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 405 (i).
Charlottetown, P.E.I., Free Mail Delivery (remarks) 13806, 14010 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Preparation of Contract, &c. (Ques.) 4444
(ii).
See 'Supply-Railways.'
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) 731 (i).

(remarks) 13894 (vi).
House of Commons, Official's Salaries : See ' Civil Service B.'
Keith, Mr., Dismissal, &c. (remarks) 14010 (vi).
Larkin, Capt. W. S., Complaints against (Ques.) 2922 (ii).
Latour, Mr., Absence from Dept, to canvas for Le Canada (remarks) 14006 (vi).
Mutch, Mr. H. W., P.E.I., Increase of Salaries (remarks) 13824 (vi).
North Pole Expedition, Govt. Aid to Polar Expedition (remarks) 12822 (vi).
O'Leary Station, P.E.I., Branch Line (Ques.) 6168 (iii).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12838 (vi).
O'Reilly, Mr., Claim.re Tobacco Factory, P.E.I. (remarks) 13978 (vi).
Pneumatic Tube Service rc Postal Service (remarks) 13999 (vi).
Portage, P.E.I., Opening of Post Office (remarks) 14008 (vi).
Press Despatches from England : See ' British, '
&c.
P.E.I. Coal Fields, &c. (Ques.) 2503 (ii).
Prince Edward Island Ferry Co.'s incorp. B. 180 (Mr. Emmerson) in Com., 7771 (iv).
P.E.I , Fishing Industry (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13177 (vi).
P.E.I. and Mainland Winter Communication (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13520 (vi).
See 'Winter,' &e. ' Supply-Ocean and River Service,' &c.
P.E.I. Ry., Sale of Tickets, &c. (Ques.) 2503 (ii).
P.E.I. Telegraph System, &e. (remarks)in Com. of Sup., 5917 (iii); 13333 (vi).
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Roche, Hfx.) re Fishermen of N.S., ' Outskirts of Civilization,' 13375 (vi).
Queens, West, P. E. I., Representation in Parlt. (remarks) 13378 (vi).

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Hackett, Mr. E.-Con.	*
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com., 10900; in Com., 1103Q; (amt.) 12432 (v).
Representation in the Cabinet from P.E.I. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 282 (l).
Rural Mail Delivery, P.E.I., par. in Charlottetown Patriot, 13806 (vi).
See ' Charlottetown.'
St. Patrick's Day, Public Holiday (Ques.) 1858 (i).
Semaphore Lights, P.E.I. Ry., Discontinuance, &c. (Ques.) 4443 (ii).
Skinner's Pond, P.E.I. (remarks) in Com. of Sup 13445 (vi).
Station Agents, P.E.I. Ry., Salaries, &c. (Ques.) 4361 (ii).
Telegraph Communication, P.E.I. and Mainland (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5917 (iii), 13333 (vi).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, dir. (Acadian historical data) 13505; (archives) 13504 (vi); (Census, Cote's circular 4657 ; (census, P.E.I. I 4656 (ii).
Civil Govt., Indian Affairs (salaries) 282 (i). Customs (Curry, Mr., superannuation, &c.)3918;
(salaries, &c.), 3918 (ii).
Excise (salaries, P.E.I ) 13978 (vi).
Fisheries (Provincial claims) 5311 (iii). Immigration (agents, P.E. I.) 6884 (iii).
Mail Subsidies awl Ss. Subecn ions (Can. and U.B.) 6001; (P.E.I. and G.B.) 6001 (iii); (P.E.I. and Newfoundland) 13676 (vi). Militia (pay and allowance) 13442 (vil.
Ocean aiul River service (masters and mates examination) 13n.lt; (Govt. StrH., repairs, &c.) 18519 (vi); (Govt, steamers, service, &c.) 4059; (Govt, steamers, supplies) 4681 (ii). Post Office (letter carriers, P.E.I.) 0058; (mail service) 6066; (P.E.I. winter service) 5944 (iii). Public Works-Buildings, P.E.I., (Charlottetown, armoury) 13035 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers-Mar. Provs. (hydraulic dredge) 13312' (vi); N.S. (Big Pond wharf) 1072	(i); (Breton Cove) 13152;
(Broad Cove) 13200; (Duncan's Cove, wharf) 13179; (Fort Lawrence, pier) 13181; (Gabarouse, breakwater) 13184 (vi); (Grand Etang, bridge) 1095; (Green Cove Harbour) 1101 (i); (Kingsport, pier) 13202; (L'Ardoise, breakwater) 13201; (Livingstone Cove) 13201; (Margaretsville, breakwater) 13202; (Middle river, dam) 13202; (Ogden's Pond) 13204 ; (Oyster Pond) 13204 ; (Pleasant Bay) 13205; (St. Ann's, wharf) 13204 (vi); (West Baccaro channel) 1151; P. E. I. (Aitkin's wharf) 1159 (i); (Beach Point) 13218 (vi); (Belfast Pier) 1153 (i); (Canoe Cove) 13218; (Carleton Point) 13220 (vi); (Cas-cumpee Harbour) 1153 ; (Cove Head Harbour) 1155 ; (creosoted timber, &c.) 1155 (i I; (dredging, &c.) 13310; (dredging plant) 13313 (vi) ; (Gaspereaux Harbour) 1155 ; ( Higgin's shore pier) 1159 (i), 13222 (vi) ; (New London) 1160 ; (piers, repairs) 1161 (i); (Richmond Bay) 13223; (Skinner's Pond) 13308 ; (Summer-side breakwater) 13226 (vi); (Tignish breakwater) 1162 (i); Que. (Bonaventure East, breakwater) 13448; (Caplin breakwater) 13448 (vi) ; (Father Point pier) 1513; (Grand Vallee pier) 1515 (i); (Mont Louis wharf) 13462; (Newport breakwater) 13463; (New Richmond breakwater) 13463); (Paspebiac landing pier) 13464 ; Yukon (Lewes and Yukon river) 13306 (vi).
Hackett, Mr. E.-Con.
Supply-Pom.
Public Works-Con.
Miscellaneous (Ottawa River surveys) 13341. Roads and Bridges (Bryson, approaches) 13321 (vi).
Telegraph Lines-P.E.I. (Marconi system) 13326 (vi); (P.E.I. tel. lines) 2707 (ii); (P.E.T. and mainland) 5917 (iii); Que. (Marconi, Murray Bay, &c.) 13326 (vi). Quarantine (Pethiek, Dr., expenses) 5505 ; (veterinary division) 5504 (ii).
Railways: I.C.R. (bridge strengthening) 8275 (iv); (Canso ferry service) 12603; (Metis, station) 12604 (v); P. E. I. (general vote) 12891 ; (Hillsborough bridge) 12833 ; (Kin-kora, accommodation) 12841 (vi); (Murray Harbour branch) 7534 (iii), 12833 ; (Northam and Richmond stations) 12841 (vi); (O'Leary's station) 7538 (iii).
Winter Communication with P.E.I., on M. (Mr. Hughes) for Cor., 1040 (i).

See 'Supply,' &c.
Winter Navigation, P.E.I., Construction of Str. (Ques.) 6895 (iii).
Haggart, Hon. John, South Lanark.
Alaskan Boundry Commission Award, on M. (Mr. Bourassa) 14778 (vi).

(remarks) 14287 (vi).
Aliens, Naturalization Act Amt. B. 204 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 5873 (iii). Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 5962 (iii).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr Fielding) in Com., 7392 (iii).

Res., on Ques. of Order, 7308 (iii).
Bonding Privileges with U.S. (remarks) in Com.
on G.T.P. Ry. Bill, 12751 (vi).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) on Ques. of Order, 7342, 7352 (iii).
Bruce Mines and Algoma Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14436 (vi).
Budget, The, Rep. in Toronto Globe (remarks) 410 (i).
Business of the House, on M. to take in Mondays, 3711 (ii).

(remarks) 7812 (iv).

See ' Govt.'
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5846 (iii).
Campaign Literature : See 'Mail Bags.' Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4962, 4993, 5090 (ii), 5590, 5786 (iii).
Canadian North-west Irrigation Co.'s B. 143 (Mr Oliver) in Com., 3226, 3982 (ii).
Cattle Embargo in G.B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 408 (i).
Chapman Double Ball-Bearing Co., &c., Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7524 (iii).
Chignecto Marine Ry., Settlement, &c. (remarks) 4424 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 82 (Sir Wilfrid
lviii

Haggart, Hon. J. G-.-Con.
Laurier) in Com. on Res., 610; in Com. on B. 2241 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12337 (v); in Com. on B., 13810 (vi).
Collingwood Dry Dock, Remarks in Com. on Dry Docks B., 4680 (ii).
Corry & Laverdure, Contracts re Trent Canal (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7557 (iii).
Criminal Code Amt. (immoral entertainments) B] 12 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 316 (i), 7514 (iii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com., 3065, 4024 (ii).
Dom. Coal Co. and Glace Bay Wharf (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13192 (vi).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 1202 (i), 13561, 14406 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 178 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3024 ; in Com. on B., 4680 (ii).
Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14341 (vi).
Exchequer Court Act (railway debts) Amt. B. 155 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 8250, 8360 (iv); on Sen. Amts., 14770 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 291, 618 (i).
France and Can. SS. Subsidy B. 252 (Sir Richard Cartwright) in Com., 12295 (v).
Gaspe and Western Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 166 (Mr. Gauvrcau) in Com., 5890 (iii).
Georgian Bay Canal. Sec * Ottawa,' &e.
Govt Business, Precedence on Thursdays, on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 940 (i).

Sec Business.
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5159 (iii), 7816, 7845, 7867 (iv).

Surveys, Information, &c. (remarks), 8230
(iv).

Transcontinental Ry., on M. (Mr. Tarte)
for cor., 448 (i).

See ' Transcontinental '.
Halifax and S. Western Ry. Subsidy, iu Com. on Res., 14331 (vi).
Hawkesbury to South Indian Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14344 (vi).
I. C. R., Book-keeping: See 'Supply-Rys.'

Freight Cars on connecting Lines, &c.
(M. for ret. *) 3805 (ii).

General Expenditure, on M. for Com. of
Sup., 3657 (ii).
Haggart, Hon. J. G.-Con.

Inquiry for Papers, 3537 (ii).
I.C.R., Mr. Pot ringer's Rep. (M. for copy) 3806(ii).

Supplies Bill: Sec 'Ry. B. 258.'

Ties issued, purchased, used, &c. (M. for
ret.*), 3805 (ii).
International Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14320 (vi).
Inverness Ry. and Coal Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14336 (vi).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7926 (iv).
Irondale, Bancroft and Ottawa Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14392 (vi).
James Bay and Interprovincial Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Cora, on Res., 14445 (vi).
James Bay Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14444 (vi).
Joggins to Minudie, Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14329 (vi).
Joliette and Lake Manan Ry. Subsidy, in Com on Res., 14317 (vi).
Judges of Provincial Courts Act Amt, B. 255 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Cora. (Quebec) 12301 (v).
Judges' Retiring Allowance B. 243 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) on Sen. Amts., 14289 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 10 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 315 (i).
Lt.-Governor of Ontario, Appnmt. of Administrator (remarks), 658 (i).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks), 2523 (ii).
Loy, Geo. M., Independence of Parlt., &c., on M. to cone, in Rep. of Com. on Priv. and Elections, 8041 (iv).
Lumber Combine in Man. and N.W.T. (remarks), 1590 (i).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, &c. (remarks), 14543 (vi).


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 232 (Mr. Sifton) on Sen. Amts., 13626 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 78 (Mr. Borden, Kings) in Com., 1117, 2240 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Govt.   R@: See 'Senate.'
Nova Scotia and Eastern Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res,, 14327 (vi).
Orford Mountain Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14460 (vi).

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Haggart, Hon. J. G.-Con. '
Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Rep. of Engineers, &c., on M. (Mr. Murray) for Copies, 1311 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 223 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6801) (iii).
Ottawa, Northern and C. P. Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14320 (vi).

See 'Waltham.'
Paspebiac to Gaspe Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14461 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: Commissioners' Salaries (Mr. Fitzpatrick)
in Com. on Res., 8120 (iv).

See Ry. Act (consolidation).

Debts Bill: See ' Exchequer. '


Labour Disputes B.: 
Subsidies B.: 270 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on
Res., 14314, 14428 (vi).	[DOT]

(remarks) 408 (i).
Roberval to James' Bay Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).
Ross Rifle, Manufacture, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13057 (vi).
St. Eustache to St. Placide Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).
St. John Valley Ry. Fredericton to Woodstock, Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14343 (vi).
Haggart, Hon. J. G.-Con.
Sault Ste. Marie Labour Disturbances and
Militia (remarks) 12940 (vi).
Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in
Com., 6469 (iii).
Senate Representation in N.W.Ter., B. 253 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 12303 (v).
South-eastern Valley and United Counties Ry.
Safety, &c., on M. (Mr. Tartc) for Cor., 454,
458 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 225 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com. on Res., 6542 (iii).
Strathroy and Western Counties Ry. Subsidy,
in Com. on Res., 14314 (vi).
Supplies to I. C. R.: See ' Ry. B. 258. '
Supply:
Agriculture (census enumerators) 4656 (ii).
Canals-Galops (deepening) 8268 ; cone., 8374; (enlargement) 7803 ; Lachine (electrical appliances) 7806 ; North channel (dam) 7803; Rideau (Brasses' Point bridge) 7808 (iv); Sault Ste. Marie (coaling vessels) 7563; (construction) 7560 ; Soulanges (construction) 7550; Trent (construction) 7557; (Corry & La verdure, contract) 7557 (iii); Welland (deepening, &c.) 7804; (Dunnville bridge) 7809; (land damages) 7805; (mitre sills) 7804 (iv).
Charges of Management (public debt) 14253 (vi).
Civil Govt.-Aud. General (promotions) 14255 (vi); Customs (contingencies) 331 ; (salaries) 322; Interior (salaries) 270	(i); Justice
(salaries) 14255 (vi); Marine and Fisheries (contingencies) 342 ; (salaries) 341 (i); Public Works (contingencies) 5824 (iii); Railways (salaries) 334 (i); Sec. of State (2nd class clerks) 14254 (vi).
Culling Timber (salaries) 7799 (iv).
Dom. Lands (surveys, &c.) 6762 (iii).
Excise (Perth, salaries) 13969 (vi).
Inspection of Staples (Man. Grain Act) 7798.
Justice, Administration of): N.S. (county court judges) 14261 ; Ont. (Nipissing judgeship) 14258 (vi); Yukon (Dugas, Judge) 3430; (sheriffs' salaries) 3410 (ii).
Legislation : H. of C. (debates, amamuenses) 14243; (sessional clerks) 14242 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and Australia) 5880 (iii), 13693 (vi); (Can. and G. B.) 5998; (Can. and S. Africa) 5s78 (iii); (Petit de Grat and Mulgrave) 14249 ; (St. Catharine's Bay and Tadousac) 13696 (vi).
Miscellaneous (Perkins, Wm., Lisgar election pet ) 14252 (vi) ; (tobacco commission) 8268.
Public Works: Buildings-N.B. (Richibucto) 412 ; (St. John, immigration) 413; (St. John, quarantine water service) 415 (i) ; N. S. (Halifax) 411 (i) ; Out. (Guelph armoury) 13084 (vi); Ottawa (Roval mint) 349 (i) ; (steel shelving) 13094 (vi); (Victoria museum) 366 (i), 14243 (vi); Que. (citadel, drill shed) 13057 ; (Longueuil P.O.) 13075 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, N.B. (St. Andrew's wharf) 5894, (St. John tributaries) 5895
(iii); N.S. (Glace Bay wharf) 13192 (vi) ; (Necum Teuch wharf) 1137 ; (Neil's Harbour) 1141 ; Que. (Isle aux Coudres) 2242 ; (Lake St. John wharf) 2243 ; (Laprairie ice piers) 2249 ; (Le Tableau wharf) 2249; (L'lle d'Altna) 2257; (repairs, improvements) 2242 (i) ; (riviere du Nord) 5908 ; (St.- Laurent wharf) 5906 (iii); (St. Lawrence, removal of rocks) 2257 (i); (St. Lawrence



Haggart, Hon. J. G-.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
ship channel) 3307 (ii); (St. Maurice river) 5904 (iii) ; (Sorel, deep water wharf) 12848 (vi) ; (Valleyfield, dredging) 5900 (iii). Slides and Booms (St. Maurice) 2078 ; (Upper Ottawa Improvement Co.) 2974 (ii). Railways-I. C. R. (air brakes to freight cars) 7528 (iii); 8281 ; (air signals) 8311 (iv); (book keeping) 12876 (vi); (bridge strength-' ening) 8209 (iv); (Canso ferry service) 7525 (iii); (Chaudiere junction, engine house) 8314 ; (' Cleveland ' cylinders) 8285; (draw bars, exchange) 8289 (iv); (Eastern Extension, award, &c.) 7528 (iii) ; (G T. R. rental) 12887 (vi); (Halifax, accommodation)
8316	(iv); (Levis, accommodation) 7522 (iii); (machinery for shops) 8291 ; (Miramichi bridge) 8307 ; (Moncton workshops) 8312 ; (operating expenses) 7811 (iv) ; ^Ouelle River branch) 7526 (iii); (Pictou, accommodation)
8317	; (Pintsch gas equipment) 8291; (Resti-gouche bridge) 8304; (Kiviere du Loup, work shops) 8314 ; (Riviere du Loup, yards) 8309 ; (rolling stock) 8293; (St. John, accommodation) 8315; (Stellarton accommodation) 8296
(iv).
P.E.I. (Murray Harbour branch) 7530 (iii) 7801; (steel rails) 7802 (iv).
Trade and Commerce (iron and steel bounties, legal expenses) 7796 (iv).
Supreme Court Registrar's B. 268 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14301, 14403 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Prcfontainc) in Com. on Res., 12304 (v). Tilsonburg, Lake Erie, &c., Ry. Subsidy, in Com.
on Res., 14314, 14382 (vi).
Timagami Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14428 (vi).
Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) on M for Com., 4672 (ii). Transcontinental Ry. and Sir William Mulock's Speech (remarks) 367 (i).
Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M, for Com. of Sup., 3444 (ii).

(remarks) re Sorel Wharf, 12854 (vi).


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5626 (iii).
C.P.R to Brownsburg Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14458 (vi).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: See ' British. '
Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mi. German) in Com., 5584 (iii).
Cattle purchased for S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. ~ Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5468 (iii).
Census Expenditure, on Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13730 (vi).
See ' Burrard,' &c., 'Supply-Agriculture,' &c.
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 175 (Mr. Morrison) in Com , 5969, 6199 (iii).
Citizen's Bank of Canada incorp. B. 214 (Mr. Clarke) 7478 ; (amt.) 7479 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com. on Res., 12H59 (v).
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 3261 (ii).
Country Postmasters, in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5676 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 5582, 6654, 7503 (iii); (cigarettes) 10756
(v).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com, on Res., 3050; in Com. on B.,4036 (ii).
Sec 'German,'


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com. 1062 (i) ; (compulsory voting) 13575, 14423 (vi).
Dom. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6438 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Penny Banks B.: 198 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6457
(iii).
Pilotage Act (Montreal and Quebec Districts) Amt. B. 261 (Mr. Prcfovtaine) in Coin., 13631
(vi).
Postmasters and Newspaper Aerents (remarks) 14680 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5676, 5859 (iii).
Preferential Tariff Imports: See 'Imports.'
Press Despatches from England: See 'British,' &c.
P. E. I. Ferry Co.'s incorp. B. 180 (Mr. Emmer-son) in Com., 7771 (iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 193 (Mr. Sutherland, Oxford) in Com., 4223 (ii).


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14315, 14428, 14736 (vi).
Railway Subsidies, General Policy, &c. (remarks) in Com on Res., 14347 (vi).
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Railways .   I.C.R.@: (Canso ferry service) 12603 (v).
Tariff and Taxation re N. W. Immigration : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6866 (iii).
Tariff Policy of Govt., Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6707 (iii).

See * Customs,' &c.


Textile Fabrics B.:: See 'Inspection.'
Thunder Bay, Nepigon and St. Joe Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14401 (vi).
Tilsonburg, Lake Erie and Pacific Ry. Subsidy (remarks) in Com. on B. 270, 14737; (amt.) 14739 (vi).
Timagami Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Rea., 14428 (vi).
Tobacco Duties collected, 1902 (Qnes.) 2103 (i).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com, on Res., 7319, 7301, 7391 (iii).
Binder Twine, Cost, &c. (Ques.) 2311 (i).
Budget, The, 1764 (i),
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5073, 5082 (ii).
Census Expenditure, &c., on Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. on Sup., 13724 (vi).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Priv. and Elections, 132S6 (vi).

See 'Ry. Policy.'
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7975 (iv).
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup., 4338 (ii).
Loan Companies, Extension of Powers B. 24 (Mr. Thompson) in Com., 2350 (i).


British Cable News Service B.: 240 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8239 (iv).
Budget, The, 1953 (i),
Can. Associated Press Despatches Bill: See ' British,' &c.
Census Expenditure, &c., on Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13733 (vi).
Chickens, Fattening of : See ' Supply-Agriculture.'
Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickcrdikc) 824 (i).
See 'Criminal,' &c.
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 3266 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. (cigarettes), 10752 (v).
Dom. Elec ions Act Amt. B. 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 13570 (vi).
Holmes, Mr. R.- Con.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Member (Mr. Taylor) asked to keep to
Clause under Discussion, 10565 (v).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com. (compulsory voting) 13590 (vi).
Elmira Branch Line on P.E.I. Ry. (marks), in Com. of Sup., 12836 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: Constabulary, Attestation, Discharge, &c. (Ques.), 14287 (vi).
Canal Locks, Opening, &c. (remarks), in Com. of Sup., 14158 (vi).
Cartoons in Military Gazette, &c. (Ques.), 2103 (i).'
Cattle Embargo in G.B., on M, for Com. of Sup., 400 (i).
Chateauguay and Northern Ry. Bridge Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14511 (vi).


Civil Service B.: 257 (Sir William Mt/Jock) in Com. on Res. (M.) that Com. rise, 12562 (v).
Coldstream Guards Band, Arrangements re, &c. (Ques.) 9683 (iv).
Collingwood Dry Dock, Remarks in Com. on Dry Docks B., 4687 (ii).
Clergue Steel Works, Labour Disturbance (remarks) 12610 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6640, 7501 (iii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3065 (ii).
Debert Coal Mines Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14329 (vi).
Dixon, Capt., Rep. re Canadians in S.A. (Ques.) 7914 (iv).


Dorn.   E@: 3, on M. (Mr Fielding) for Sel. Com., 3002 (ii); in Com., 14422 (vi).
Dom. Lands, Sale, Locations, Purchasers, &c. (Ques.) 670 (i).
Drill Sheds established, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13068 (vi).


Dry Docks Construction B.: 178 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 4687 (ii).
Dundonald, Lord ; See 'G.O.C.'
Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14341 (vi).
Election Pamphlets : See ' Mail Bags. '
Election Printing in Prince Albert Advocate, in Com. of Sup., 14652 (vi).
Elevator Accident, &c. (remarks) 5417 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 615 (i).
False Creek, B.C., Agreement, &c. (remarks) 2758 (ii).


Ferries Regulation B.:: See 'Navigable.'
Franking of Election Pamphlets : See ' Mail Bags. '
Freight Rates, Discrimination : See ' Supply-Mail Subsidies.'
Furniture Trade with Australia, 13679 (vi).
G.O.C., Rep., &c., Publishing of (Ques.) 669 (i).
*

Lord Dundonald's Speech at Hamilton re
Defence Scheme, &c., on M. for Com. of Sup 2406 (i).

See ' Supply-Militia.'
Good Shepherd Reformatory, N.B., B. 199 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4841 (ii).

Ques. of Order re Mr. Wilmot's Amendment, 8067 (iv).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Deputy Speaker)
7826 (iv).	^


Grand Trunk Pacific Subsidy B.: Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to
Privs. and Elections Com., 13272 (vi),

Surveys, Expenses, in Com. of Sup., 14646
(vi).
Hawkesbury to South Indian, Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14344 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt, for S.A. War, Amount paid by Can., on M. (Mr.Monk) for Ret., 677 (i).
Hides, Trade with Australia. See ' Supply- Mail Subsidies.'
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) 769 (i).

(remarks) 14540 (vi).
Mara, Rama, &c., Flooding of Lands, on M. (Mr. Grant) for Copies of Reps., &c., 2764 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 232 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 7992 (iv).
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14399 (vi).
Hughes, Mr. S. -Con.
Military Gazette Cartoons : See 'Cartoons.'
Militia Bill, Date of Introduction (Ques.) 669 (i).

Estimates (remarks) 13368 (vi).

See 'Supply-Militia,' &c., 'Personal,'&c.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 260 (Mr. Pre-fontaine) in Com., 12985 (vi).
Nepigon Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14395 (vi).
Newspaper Despatches from G.B.: See k British.'
Nicola, Kamloops and Similakameen Coal and Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14337 (vi).
Nicolet River Ry. Bridge Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14508 (vi).
N.W.M. Police Act Amt. B. 242 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10741 (v).

Appnmts, Promotions, &c. (Ques.) 2921
(ii).
Ninety-fourth Regiment, Senior and Junior Majors, &c. (Ques.) 9080 (iv).
Orford Mountain Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14459 (vi).
Painting of King : See ' Portrait.'
Paspebiac to Gaspe Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14461 (vi).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: 184 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4674 (ii).
Patent Relief Bills (remarks) 2397 (i).
Pensions to S.A. Soldiers by Dorn. Govt, (remarks) 14597 (vi).

See * S. A.,' &c.
Personal Explanation, re Misprint in Speech on Militia Service, 14850 (vi).
Portrait of His Majesty, King Edward YII and Canadian Artists (Ques.) 13026 (vi).
Post Office Savings Banks Defalcations, in Com. of Sup., 14660 (vi).
Press Despatches from G. B.: Sec ' British.'
Press Gallery Representatives, Payment as Sessional Clerks (remarks) 14114, 14242 (vi).
Prince Albert Advocate. Printing, &c.: See 'Election.'
Quebec Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14449 (vi).
' Ragging ' in the British Army (remarks) 3134, 3136 (ii).
Railway Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in C^m., 3728, 3750, 4124, 4703, 4728 (drainage) 4752 (ii); 5354 (iii).
Ry. Rates, Control by Govt., &c. (remarks) in Com. on Res., 14502 (vi).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14314 (vi).

Hughes, Mr. S.-Con.
Roach, Mr., Census Enumerator for N. Ontario (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7083 (iii).
St. .Tames Electoral Division, Vacancy (remarks) 6997 (iii).
St. John Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14323 (vi).
St. John Valley Ry., Fredericton to Woodstock Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14343 (vi).
St. Mary's River Ry. (Galt Road) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14496 (vi).
Saturday Sittings, on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 13265 (vi).
Sault Ste. Marie Disturbances, Par. in Newspapers (remarks) 12610 (vi).
Scotch Labourers, &c., Return to Old Country (remarks) 7206 (iii).
Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 7238 (iii).
Snow Storms in N.W.T., False Reps., &c. (remarks) 11823 (v).
S. A. Contingents and Govt. Employees, reinstated, &c. (Ques.) 1026 (i).

Hay : See ' Hay and Oats.'

Pensions to Canadians (Ques.) 2920 (ii).

B. 225 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6916
(iii).
Stock Exchange Speculations, on Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) to Com. of Sup., 7038 (iii).
Strathrov and Western Counties Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14316 (vi).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture arid Statistics (census enumerators) 7083 (iii); (census, N. Out.) 4826; (imperial institute) 4437 ; (patent branch, salaries) 4350 (ii).
Canals-Chambly (macadamizing tow path) 14152 ; Cornwall (electric lighting) 14139 : Farran's Point (acetylene gas plant) 14155 ; Grenville (Tucker, Henry, investigation services) 14157 ; Lachine (Guilbault, Mr., gratuity) 14157 ; Lake St. Francis (dam) 14152; Murray (purchase of Supt.'s house) 14146 ; (wire fencing) 14151 ; St. Ours (landing wharfs) 14154 (vi); Sault Ste. Marie (coaling vessels) 7560 ; Trent (construction) 7553 (iii); 14645 ; (Peterborough pier) 14645 ; Williamsburg (overseer's house) 14150 (vi>.
Civil Oort.-Finance (Insurance) 12586 ; Geological Survey (salaries) 12592 (v); Gov. Gen.'s Office (salaries) 207 (i); High Commissioner's Office, 12585 (v); Inland Rev. (wood alcohol) 241 (i).
Dom. Lands (fire regulations) 6775 ; (halfbreed schools, salaries) 6772 (iii); (homestead entries) 13966 (vi); (roads, &c.) 6772; (surveys) 6768; (tree culture) 6775 ; (Winnipeg office) 6767 (iii).
Electric Lirjht (inspections) 5407, 5412 (iii). Excise (Fyfe, Mr., rep., &c.) 5387 ; (grain weighing machine) 5387 ; fliquor inspection) 5401 ; (methylated spirits, &c.) 5373 ; (wood alcohol) 5375 (iii).
Fisheries (Bayfield, str.) 5278, 5288; (U. S. licenses, &c.) 5309 (iii).
Hughes, Mr. S.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Immigration (agencies, salaries) 6677 : (creed lines) 6698 ; (mechanics, &c.) 6832 ; (Ritchie, U.S. agent) 6849 ; (tents, &c.)6849 ; (N.W.T. expenditure, &c.) 6S82 ; (on ques. of order) 6871 (iii).
Inland Revenue (Bourassa, Mr., shortage) 5406; (retirements, &c.)5404 (iii).
Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7774 (iv).
Interior (Amos Barnes) 6925; (Liard River miners) 6926; (meteorological observatory) 6793 ; (squatters' claims) 6925 (iii).
Justice Administration of:	Miscellaneous
(prisoners. N.W.T.) 3398 (ii).
Labour Dept. (Gazette, printing, &c.) 7198 (iii).
Legislation- House of Commons (messengers, &c.) 5267 (iii) 14243 ; (sessional clerks) 14242 (vi); (voters' lists) 5275 (iii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and Australia) 13678 (vi); (Can. and G.B.) 5998
(iii), 7582 ; (Can. and S. Africa) 7746 ; (freight rates, &c.) 7582 (iii); (wrecking plant) 13698 (vi).
Militia (defence scheme) 3763 (ii) ; (Dom. arsenal) 7089(iii) ; (G.O.C.)3779 ; (pay and allowance) 3755 (ii), 13434 (vi); (rifle associations) 3767; (target practice) 3772 ; (Valley-field strike) 3754 (ii).
Miscellaneous (Academy of Arts) 12589 (iv) ; (Advocate, Prince Albert, printing, &c.) 14652 (vi) ; (Art gallery) 12589 (v) ; (industrial disputes, royal commission) 6984 (iii); (Parisagency) 12589 ; (printing bureau plant) 12588 (v); (S. A. memorial association) 6992.
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, supplies, &c.) 4078 (ii).
Post Office (letter boxes) 6153 ; (letter carriers) 6037 ; (locked boxes, H. of C.) 6026 ; (Mallon,
A.	D., retirement, &c.) 6037 ; (ry. mail clerks) 6026 (iii).
Public Works-Buildings, Man. (Winnipeg, immigration stations) 13126; N B. (Campbell-ton, P.O.) 13037, 13040; (military buildings) 13041; (quarantine station, water service) 13042 ; (St. John drill hall) 13042 (vi); (St. John immigration) 414 (i); (St. John immigration shed) 13040 (vi); (St. John, quarantine water service) 415 (i), 13042 ; (Tracadie Lazaretto) 13038; N.^W.T (Strathcona Horse barracks) 13130; (Moosejaw, P.O.) 13130; (Prince Albert court-house) 13129; Ont. (Belleville, armoury) 13082 (vi) ; (Bowman-ville) 510 ; (Guelph, armoury) 13084 ; (Kingston, barracks) 13118; (Military college, Kingston) 13094 ; (Peterborough, armoury) 13083 (vi); (Toronto Junction post office) 651
(i); (Wingham, P.O.) 13120; (Woodstock [DOT] armoury) 13125; Ottawa (additional (bath rooms, H. of C.)	13006 (vi);
(ventilation of Chamber) 13011; (ventilation, lighting, &c. of H. of C.) 13087; (Victoria museum) 14244 ; P. E. I. (Charlottetown, armoury) 13035 ; Que. (Levis, P. O.) 13053 ; (Longueuil, P.O.) 13072; (Magog, P.O.) 13081; (military buildings,arsenals,&c.) 13054; (Montreal, barracks) 13076; (Quebec drill hall addition) 13077 ; (St. Hyacinthe, drill hall) 13067 ; (St. John's, P. O.) 13059 ; (Sherbrooke, drill hall) 13079 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers- B. C. (Columbia river) 1457 (i) ; (Victoria harbour, dredging) 13306 ; Man. (dredging plant) 13311 (vi); (snag boat) 2673 (ii); (White Mud, dredging) 1450 (i); Mar. Prov. (dredging plant) 2665 (ii); N.W.T. (repairs, &c.) 1450 (i); N.S. (Abbott's Harbour) 13141;

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Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
(Big Harbour, wharf) 13145; Ont. (Am-berstburg, dredging) 13235 ; (Blind river, wharf) 13235 (vij; (Bowm&nville pier) 1354
(i); (Bracebridge, wharf) 13236 (vi); (Bronte harbour) 1357 (i); (Burlington channel, piers) 13237 ; (Couchiching, Lake Simcoe) 13252; (Cumberland, wharf) 13239; (Goderich, breakwater) 13240; (Parry Sound) 13248 (vi); (Port Arthur) 3342 (ii); (Port Perry) 13249 ;(Rosedale, wharf) 13249 ; (Thessalon, breakwater) 13254; P.E.I. (dredging plant) 13314 (vi); Que. (Father Point, pier) 1514; (Grande Vallee pier)1516, 1521 (i) ; (Quebec harbour improvements) 3341 ; (St. Lawrence ship channel) 3306 ; (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2657 (ii). Roads and Bridges (Bryson, approaches) 13321 ; (Edmonton, flooring) 13323 ; (Moisie Post Road) 13322; (Peace River, pack trail) 13323 (vi).
Telegraph Lines, Que. (Anticosti, Fox River) 13325; Yukon (working expenses) 14041 (vi).
Hallways: G. T. Pacific (surveys) 14646 (vi); I. C. R. (air brakes, freight cars) 7527 ; (Canso ferry service) 12602 ; (Chaudiere Junction, engine house) 12594 ; (Riviere du Loup, engine houses) 12593; (Halifaxaccommodation) 12597
(v)	; (investigation re wrecks) 14154 (vi) ; (Metis station) 12604 (v); (miscellaneous, gratuities) 14155 (vi); (Ouelle River,spur line)
12599	(v); (Pictou accommodation) 14088 (vi); (power saw) 12608 (v) ; (rolling stock) 14100
(vi)	; (St. Flavie accommodation) 12602 (v) ; (sidings, additional) 14058 (vi); (vestibules)
12600	(v) ; P.E.I. (Hillsborough bridge) 14119 (vi).
Scientific Institutions (MacGregor, Capt., gratuity) 6994 (iii).
Yukon (Middleton, T. W., defalcations, &c.) 6932 (iii).
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Amt. (Mr. To.rte) to Com. of Sup., 4889 (ii).
Thunder Bay, Nepigon and St. Joe Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14401 (vi).
Tilsonburg and Lake Erie Ry. Subsidy, in Com.
on Res., 14381, 14388 (vi).
Trent Canal, Medical Officer, &c. (Ques.) 8117 (iv).

Payment to Thos. Dodds (Ques.) 8118 (iv).


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 
Atlantic Fast SS.: Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6976 (iii).
Atlantic, Quebec and Western Ry. Co.'s B. 28 (Mr. Lemieux) on M. for Com., 1804; in Com., 1808 (i).
Bankers Association, Inspection Duties, &c. (Ques.) 819 (i).
Broekville and Sault St. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp.
B.	1(14 (Mr. Dymcnt) on Ques. of Order (Mr. Taylor) 7340 (iii).
C.	P. R. (Kirkella to Elkom) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14499 (vi).

(Medicine Hat) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on
Res., 14504 (vi).
Cattle Embargo in G. B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 401 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: in Com. on Res., 611 (i).


Cigarette Prohibition B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com. on Res., 12494, 12517 (v).
Civil Servants and Interference in Elections, on Amt. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) to Com. of Sup., 3183 (ii).

Ingrain, Mr. A. B.-Con.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 7519 (iii).
Criminal Code (cruelty to animals) B. 39 (Mr. Brock) in Com., 3243 (ii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3103 ; in Com. onB., 4011 (ii).


Dorn.   E@: 
B. 15 (Mr. Clancy) in Com., 1062 (i).


Dom.   N@: 222 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6914 (iii).
Dorchester Penitentiary, Tenders for Euel (Ques). 10101 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3009 (ii).
Elgin County, Redistribution, &e., Par. in Toronto Globe (remarks) 6540 (iii).
Past Atlantic : See ' Atlantic.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 224 (Mr. FrefonUtine) in Com., 6905 (iii).
German Surtax : See ' Customs. '
Gerrymander Bill: See ' Representation B. 66. '
Glace Bay, N.S., Wharf, Letter of Mr. Shields (read) 13185 (vi).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 7819, 7843, 784 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier! in Com., 10425, 10613, 10(71, 11297, 12240 (v).

on M. to adjn. Debate (remarks) 8807 (iv).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid by Can., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 68 (i).
Hog Cholera, Outbreak in Yarmouth, Ont. (M. for ret.*) 1058 (i).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) 809 (i).
Imperial Building, Ottawa, Govt. Occupation, &c. (Ques.) 3803 (ii).
Imperial Co.'s incorp. B. 71 (Mr. Bickcrdike) in Coin., 3172 (ii).
Interior, Depth Rep., Illustrations, &c. (Ques.) 3972 (ii).
Judges appointed from Local Bar, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 211 (i).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks) 2516, 2532 (i).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Complaints, re (remarks) 14224 (vi).
Manufacturers' Delegation re Tariff (remarks) 265 (i).
Martineau, Arthur, Appnmt. by Govt. (Ques.) 3802 (ii).
Militia Force, Condition, &c., onM. (Mr. Thompson, Baldimand) 5725 (iii).
New Canadian Co.'s incorp. B. 83 (Mr. Beleourt) on M. for 2", 1512 (i).
Ingram, Mr. A. B.-Con.
Niagara Grand Island Bridge Co.'s B. 57 (Mr. German) in Com., 1811 (i).
Order, Questions of, on Mr. Speaker's Rulings (remarks) 10537 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 22 >
(Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6810 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick, in Com., 82 3 (iv).


Penny Banks B.: 198 (Mr. Fielding) on M. for 1 . 4177 (ii).
Post office Act Amt. B. 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5869 (iii). *
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Lennox) re Visitors in Corridors, 11563 (v).


Dorn.   E@: 
Donj.   L@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. frefontaine) in Com. on Res., 12304 (v).
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Amt. (Mr. Parte) to Com. of Sup., 4921 (ii).



Johnston, Mr. R., Cardwell.
Alton and Caledon Mail Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14019 (vi).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7318, 7367 (iii).
Boyd, Chief Justice, Relatives in Govt. Employ (Ques.) 4185 (ii).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5080 (ii); in Com., 5436 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) in Com., 10640, 12109, 12252.

(consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in
Com., 4711 (ii); 6135, 6217 (iii).


Railway Subsidies B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 14423 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Penny Banks B.: 198 (Mr. Fielding) on M. for 1% 4176 (ii).
Postmasters in Country Postoffices, in Com. on Postoffice Bill, 5662 (iii).

Increase of Salary (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 14038 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. (country postmasters), 5662, 5864 (iii). Quebec Bridge Subsidy B. 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14699 (vi).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14332 (vi).
Safety of Ships Act Amt. B. 179 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6919 (iii).
Supply :
Agriculture (experimental farms) 4555 (ii). Fisheries (Acadia, sale of) 13658; (Behring Sea arbitration) 13658; (dog fish pest) 13651; (hatcheries, Lunenburg) 13660 (vi). ecological Survey (exploiations, &c.) 6817 (iii). Immigration (repatriation, N.S.) 6722 (iii). Indians : Mar. Provs. (schools) 6415 (iii). Lighthouse and Coast -Service (Halifax harbour iightship) 4165 (ii); (Marconi stations) 13646; (Nfld., aids to Navigation) 13647 (vi).
Mail Subsidies andSS. Subventions (Can. and S. Africa) 7751 (iv).
Miscellaneous (Micmac dictionary, printing) 12592 (v).
Ocean and River Service (masters and mates examination) 13532 ; (naval reserve, school of navigation) 13546 (vi).
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers-N.S. (Breton's Cove) 13167 (vi); (Larry's river) 1104 ; (Lunenburg harbour) 1106 (i) ; (Port Hood, pier) 13206; (Tancock breakwater) 13217 ; (Victoria, beach wharf) 13214 (vi); (West Baccaro channel) 1152 (i) ; (Yarmouth bar) 13218 (vi); Ont. (Port Arthur) 3350 (ii). Railways: I. C. R. (North Sydney improvements) 12598 (v).
Kemp, Mr. A. E., E. Toronto.
Budget, The, 2050 (i).
Canadian Freight Classification, Approval, &c. (Ques.) 3537 (ii).


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5595 (iii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3046 ; in Com. on B., 4035 .

Ques. of Order re * Grafter,' 10190 (v).
See ' Privilege.'
G. T. Pacific Subsidy, Par. in Ottawa Journal, 5733 (iii).
See * Ry. Policy.'
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) 766 (i).
Insurance Rates on Steamers re St. Lawrence Route (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7592 (iv).
I. C. R. & G. T. R., Traffic Arrangements (Ques.) 2759 (ii).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7928, 7956 (iv).
Militia Force, Condition, & . (remarks), 5733 (v). Milk Can Bill: See * Weights and Measures.' Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Oder) re Western Rys., 10509 (v).
Railway Accidents, Investigation into (remarks), 1334 (i).


Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 224 (Mr. Prefontaine), in Com., 6900 (iii).
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), in Com., 11298, 12052 (v).
Insurance Rates re Ocean Steamers (remarks), in Com. of Sup., 7598 (iv).
I.C.R., Coal Rates, &c. (Ques.), 6167 (iii).

Trackmen, Wages, &c. (Ques.), 1297 (i).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding), in [DOT] Com. on Res.. 7972 (iv).

on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 4288 (ii).


Judges Retiring Allowances B.: (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8102 (iv).
Labour Commission, 1886, Names, Amounts paid, &c. (Ques.), 8083 (iv).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks), 2525 (ii).
Railway Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair), in Com., 3744 (ii), 5340 (iii), 8143, 8165
(iv); (telephones) 5521 (iii).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), in Com. (N.S.), 11794 (v).
Supply:
Administration of Justice, N.S. (county court judges), 14267 (vi).
Fisheries (dog-fish pest), 13653 (vi).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (Marconi stations), 13646 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G.B.), 7598 (iv); i^Petit de Gr.it and Mul-grave) 14250 (vi).
Ocean and River Service (masters and mates examination), 13528 (vi).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers, N.S. (Cow Bay), 1082 (i); (Gabarouse breakwater) 13182 (vi); (Glace Bay) 1090 (i); (Glace Bay, wharf) 13196 (vi); (St. Ann's, wharf) 13204 (vi).	,	..
Quarantine (small-pox), 5021 (n).



Kidd, Mr. E., Carleton, (0.).
Supply:
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers, Que* (Montreal harbour), 33G7 (ii).
Lancaster, Mr. E. A., Lincoln and Niagara. Animals Contagious Diseases B. 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4231 (ii).
Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 5887 (iii).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Guarantee B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5816 (iii). '
Cattle Guards: See 'Ry. B.!


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com., 13813 (vi).
Civil Servants, Interference in Elections, on Amt. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) to Com. of Sup. 3158 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 751G (iii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3063, 3114 (ii).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 90S (i), 13577 (vi).
Drainage across Rys. : See ' Ry. B. 21. '


Dry Docks Construction B.: Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to
Com. on Privs. and Elections, 13293 (vi). Hamilton Electric Light & Power Co., Rental, &c. (Ques.) 3803 (ii).
Hamilton and Grimsby Electric Line (remarks) 6084 (iii).
.Tames and Hudson's Bays, Fishing Rights, &c. (Ques.) 1194 (i).

(M. for cor.*) 3806 (ii).

Inquiry for Ret., 6893 (iii).


Judges Retiring Allowances B.: Water Power, O. C.'s re, &c. (Ques.) 1859
(i).	,

rep. of Board of Trade of St. Catharines,
&c. (Ques.) 668 (i).

lxxiii
Lang-. Mr. John, East Peterborough.
.Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11013; (Peterborough) 11625
LaRiviere, Mr. A. A. C., Provcncher.
Assiniboine and Red River Nav. Rep. of Winnipeg Board of Trade (Ques.) 1859 (i).
Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 5558, 5887, 5960 (iii).
Business of the House, re Private Bills Procedure (remarks) 5137 (iii).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5852 (iii).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Guarantee B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5790 (iii).
Country Postmasters, Salary, &c., in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5677 (iii).
See * P. O. Bill, ' ' Memorial,5 &c.
Criminal Code (immoral entertainments) Amt. B. 12 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 319 (i).
Customs Warehouse at Winnipeg, &c. (Ques.) 6268 (iii).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 14406 (vi).
Emerson Mail Service, &e. (Ques.) 5321 (iii).
German Surtax, Purchases previous to (Ques.) 3394 (ii).
Half Breed Claims, Commissions, Applications for Scrip, &c. (M. for ret.*) 110 (i).

Inquiry for Ret., 2016 (i), 3397 (ii).
Imperial Co.'s incorp. B. 71 (Mr. Bickerdike) in Com., 3170 (ii).
Interior Dept., Permanent Officials, &c., Date of Appnmt. (M. for list*) 2338 (i).
Judges of the Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 10791.
Judges' Salaries, County Courts, Pets., &c. (Ques.) 3628 (ii).


Penny Banks Establishment B.: 198 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 10794 (v).
Postmasters' Association, Memorial from Man. and N W.T (Ques.) 125 (i), 13259 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5677, 5865 (iii).
Private Bills, Order of Procedure (remarks) 5137.
LaRiviere. Mr. A. A. C.-Con.
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11034 ; (Dauphin) 11770 ; (Portage LaPrairie) 11782 (v).
Roseau Ri ver Reserve, Sale of Lots, &c. (Ques.) 5319 (iii).
St. Boniface Money Order Branch, Closing, &c. (Ques.) 5321 (iii).

Postal Facilities, &c. (Ques.) 1858 (i)
Sessions of the Hse., Date of Meetings, on M. (Mr. jBoyd) 469 (i).
Settlers' Claims re Rebellion of 1885, on M. for Com. of Sup. (remarks) 13949 (vi).
Supply:
Civil Govt.: Postoffice (junior 2nd-class clerks) 13996 (vi).
Dorn. Lands (Banff, bath house) 13956 (vi).
Post Office (salaries re transfers) 13994 ; (Winnipeg, dead letter branch) 13995 (vi).


Cornwall Road P.   O.@: See ' P. O Bill 208,! ' Supply-
' Post Office.'
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G-.C.M.G-.
(Prime Minister), E. Quebec.
Address, on The, 40 (i).	*
Adjournment of Hse., Procedure re (remarks) 6635 (iii).
Agriculture and Colonization Sel. Com. (M.) to add name, 5679 (iii).
Alaskan Boundary Commission re Lord Alver-stone (remarks) 13963 (vi).

Aylesworth, Mr., Alleged Interviews
(remarks) 13668, 13957 (vi).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13957 (vi).

Award, Govt. Responsibility, &c., Reply to Mr. Borden, Halifax, 14810 (vi).

 Official Information (remarks) 14523,
14529 (vi).

Award, &c. (remarks) 14280, 14287 (vi).

Bond-Hay Treaty, &c., on Inquiry for
Papers, 878, 1324 (i).

Convention respecting Treaty (remarks)
481 (i).

Cor. re, Papers laid on Table, 14688 (vi).

on M. (Mr. Bourassa) to review Case,
14764 (vi).

Refusal of Can. Commissioners to sign
Award (remarks) 14403, 14689 (vi).

Summary published, &c. (remarks) 10536
(v).

Tel. from Lord Alverstone (read) 13806 (vi).

Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W.-Con.


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Delay by Govt., m Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com of Sup., 14171 (vi).
Lavish expenditure criticised by opposition, 14171 ; not satisfactory service, 14172; efforts by former Govts., 14173 ; Mr. Foster's scheme in 1888, 14173 ; no tenders received-offer by Allans, 14174; conditions, 14174; Petersen, Tate & Co., Tender, 14175 ; obvious reasons for doing nothing 1899 to 1902, 1417G ; negotiations in Eng. with different firms 1902, 14176 ; invitations for tenders in March, 1902, 1417(5; Toronto speech, 14177 (vi).

(remarks) notice of M., 13948 (vi).

(explanation) 6735, 0754 (iii).
Blankets, Web cloth, &c., purchased by Govt.
(Ans.) 10101, 10410, 10714 (v).
Bonding Privileges with U.S. : See ' Coasting.' Bopp, Mr.: See ' Can. & German,' &c.
Boyd, Chief Justice, Relatives in Govt. Employ (Ans.) 4185 (ii).
B. C. Legislation, Disallowance, on Inquiry for Ret., 2010 (i).
British Journalists and Members, Visit to Can. (remarks) 7489 (iii).

Visit to Mar. Provs. (remarks) 2105 (i).
Business of the Hse. (M.) 3127 (ii).

Delay in printing Bills (remarks) 482 (i).

Misleading Statements (remarks) 4349 (ii).

Procedure on Order Paper (remarks) 2302.

(remarks) 1204 (i).


Cigarettes Prohibition B.: See ' Sault.'
Coasting Laws, U. S. Privileges, &c. (remarks) 12714, 12758 (vi).

Sec ' U. S.'
Cold Storage and Fruit: See ' Fruit.'
Coldstream Guards Band, Arrangements re Visit to Can. (Ans.) 9683 (iv).
Colonial Conference, Report, &c. (remarks) 3033
(ii).

See ' Imperial. '
Committee, Joint Printing, List (presented) 244(i). Committees, Sel. Standing, to prepare Lists (M.) 5 (i).

Lists presented, 197 (i).

Meeting concurrently with sitting of (Hse.)
(remarks) 8333 (iv).
Corn Duties, Abolition by Imp. Parlt. (remarks) 1681 (i).
Criminal Code (cruelty to animals) Act Amt. B. 39 (Mr. Brock) in Com., 1324 (i).

(immoral entertainments) Amt. B. 12 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 319 (i).



Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W.-Con.
Crow's Nest Pass Ry., Coal Lands, Application re (Ans.) 12217 (v).
Debates, Official, Sel. Com. (M.) 5 (i).

Gth Rep. of Com., on M. (Mr. Champagne)
to cone., 7922 (iv).
Divorce Court, on prop. Res. (Mr. Charlton) 573 (i).
Dom. Day, Adjnmt. (M.) 5589 (iii).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 1200 (i); 13583, 14407 ; M. to place
on Govt. Orders, 13373; Order dschgd., 14769 (vi).


Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: Precedence on Thursdays (M.) 940 (i).

Precedence on Wednesdays (M.) 1114,(i).

Redistribution kill (remarks) 204 (i).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Maclean) 7815 (iv).

Alternative Policy of Mi. Borden, Pets, re
(Ans.) 13028 (vi).

Distribution of Bill among Members
(remarks) 8918 (iv).

Govt's. Intention re Quebec to Moncton
Scheme, 10537 (v).

Govt. Policy, &c. (Ans.) 2308 (i).

Delay, &c. (remarks) 6806, 6922, 7299, 7399,
7488 (iii).

Papers laid on Table, 11302 (v).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to refer to
Com. on Privs. and Elections, 13267, 13560 (vi).

Plans by E. A. Hoare (presented) 8082 (iv).

Sir William Mulock's Speech, Par. in
' Citizen ' (remarks) 368 (i).

(remarks) on M. to adjn. Deb., 8806 (iv).

(remarks) 8086 (iv).
Sec 'Ry. Policy.'
Haanel, Dr., Duties as Supt. of Mines (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13764 (vi).
Hawkesbury to South Indian, Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14344 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid, &c., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 679 (i). Herchmer, L. W., Pension, kc. (Ans.) 5322 (iii). Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) 778 (i).

Address to His Maj. (M.) 1193 (i).
Imperial Conference Cor., Can. Govt.'s Refusal to publish, &c. (remarks) 3633 (ii), 7923, 8230, 9458 (iv).

Cor. laid on Table, 9582 (iv).
Imperial Service Orders to Civil Servants, &c. (Ans.) 12715 (vi).

Names of Officials, &c. (Ans.) 13669, 13936
(vi).
I.C.R., Shops at Riviere du Loup, Construction (Ans.) 12497 (v).

Levis Accommodation : See 'Levis.'

Windsor Junction Accident, Evidence re
(remarks) 3398 (ii).
Internal Economy Com. (M.) 91 (i).
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Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W. -Con.
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) to Com. of Sup., 4297 (ii).


Insolvency B.: Increase of, &c. (remarks) 14307 (vi).
Judgeship offered by Mr. Dansereau to Conservative (remarks) 13805 (vi).
Klondike Mines Ry. Co.'s B., on M. to receive Pet., 2779 (ii).
Labour Day Adjournment (M.) 10742 (v).

(remarks) 10489, 10712 (v).
Lac Bouchette Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14456 (vi).
Lake St. John Ry. and La Tuque, Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 144S7 (vi).
Le Canada, Mr. Latour's Canvass: See ' Postmasters. '
Levis, Land purchased for I.C.R., on M. for
O.	Cs. (Mr. Casgrain) 3806 (ii).
Librarians of Parlt. B. 267 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14299 (vi).
Library of Parlt. Com. (M.) 244 (i).
Lt. Governor of Ont. and Appnmt. of Administrator, on M. for Com. of Sup., 119 (i).

(remarks) 111, 656, 1206 (i).

See ' Mowat. '


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 35 (Mr. Thompson) on Sen. Amts., 14763 (vi).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal, Settlement, &c. (remarks) 2504, 2517, 2677 (ii).
Loy, Geo. M., Rep. of Priv. and Elections Com., on M. (Mr. Monk) to print Evidence, 7918 (iv).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, on M. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) to adjn., 14571 (vi).

Refund of Express Charges (remarks)
14684 (vi.)

Use of certain Rooms, &c., 14534 (vi).
Man. Grain Act (1900) Amt. B. 232 (Mr. Sifton)
, M. to cone, in Sen. Amts., 13623 (vi).
Man. and N.W.T., Increased Representation in the Senate (Ans.) 1297 (i).
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W. -Con.
Man. School Lands, Payments, &c. (Ans.) 6109
(iii).
Maps for Geological Survey, Printing, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup. 14272 (vi).
Martineau, Mr. P. R., M.P., Decease of (remarks) 10242 (v).
Matane and Gaspe Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14484 (vi).
Members of H. of C. Appnmts. to Govt. Positions (Ans.) 3632 (ii).
Mess, from His Ex. (presented) 1204 (i).
Mills, Hon. Mr. Justice, Decease of (remarks) 2794 (ii).
Mining Cos. Incorporation (remarks) 14850 (vi).
Ministerial Changes, Explanations, &e. (remarks) 6, 110, 130, 159 (i); 6735 (iii).
Ministers, Reduction of Number, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 274 (i).
Minto, Earl of: Sec 'Gov. Gen.'
Montreal and Atlantic and South Shore Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14486 (vi).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 201 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 4470 (ii); in Com. on B., 5419 (iii).
Montreal Star, Par. re Judgeship: Sec 'Judgeship. '
Morning Sittings (M.) 8333 (iv).
Mortimer & Co.'s Fire, Govt, property destroyed (Ans.) 4836 (ii).
Mowat, Sir Oliver, Lt. Governor of Ontario, Decease (remarks) 1575 (i).
See 'Lt.-Gov. '
Mulloy, Trooper of S. A. Contingent, Pension by Dom, Govt, (remarks) 14596 (vi).
National Transcontinental Ry.: See 'G.T.P.Ry.'
Naturalization of Aliens Act Amt. (B. 204) T *, 5136 (iii).

See 'Aliens.'
Naval Defence, Par. in Toronto Globe, 945 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Scott) M. to introduce, 14281 (vi).
North West Mounted Police, Depth Rep. (presented 92 (i).


Promotions, &c. (Ans.) 2921 (ii).



Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W. - Con..
N. W. T. Govt. Subsidy B. 256 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 12321 (v).
North West Provincial Autonomy, Legislation re (Ans.) 1296 (i).
Oaths of Office (B. 1) 1' * pro forma, 4 (i).
Order in the House (remarks) 12723 (vi).
Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Rep. of Engineers, Ac., on M. (Mr. Murray) for copies, 1303 (i).
Ottawa Valley Fire Sufferers, Govtl. Assistance (remarks) 3134 (ii).
Pacific Cable, & Eastern Tel. Co.'s Concessions &e. (remarks) 2676 (ii).
Paris Chamber of Commerce : See 'Chamber.' Parliament Grounds, Mutilation of Lawn (remarks) 242 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mi-. Fitzpatrick) M. to dschg. Order, 13444 (vi)
Pensions, to S. A. Soldiers by Dom. Govt, (remarks) 14596 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See 'Chamberlain,' Ac., 'South Africa,'
See.
Preston, W. T. R., Suit by Can. Employment Bureau (remarks) 12221 (v).
Printing and Stationery, Depth Rep. (presented) 1192 (i).
Printing Bureau and Indebtedness of Members (Ans.) 4180 (ii).
Printing Bureau and Union Employees (Ans.) 4182 (ii).
Private Bills, on M. to extend Time, 10490 (v).

(remarks) 2396 (i); 4959 (ii),

Order of Procedure (remarks) 5137 (iii).

See 'Rules,' Ac.
Pri' ilege, Ques. of, re Par. in La Patrie, 6803
(iii).

(Mr. Lennox) re Visitors to Corridors (remarks) 11563 (v).

(Mr. Oder) re 'Grafters,' Ac., Western
Rys., 10515 (v).
Provincial Autonomy to N. W. T., Papers [DOT] laid on Table, 5512 (iii).

N. W. T. Imperfect Ret. (remarks) 6893
(iii).

 See 'N. W. T. B. 256.'
Provincial Subsidies Increase, Ac. (Ans.) 5764
(iii).
Public Documents, Distribution to Boards of Trade (remarks) 1378 (i).
Pulp Wood, Duty by U. S. (remarks) 4363 (ii).
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W. - Con.
Public Works Dept., Transfer of Duties, B. 269 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14748 (vi).
Quebec and Lake St. John Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14445 (vi).
Quebec Bridge Agreement, Ac. (prop, res.) 14523 (vi).

(remarks) 14280 (vi).
Quebec Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14449 (vi).
, Queens, P.E.I., Represent:!lion in Parlt. (remarks) 13378 (vi).
' Ragging ' in the British Army (remarks) 3134
(ii)	.


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: Ry. Conference with Senate (remarks) re
Procedure, 14760 (vi).
Ry. Debts Bill: See * Exchequer. '
Railway Policy of Govt., Delay in bringing down, on M. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) to adjn. Hse., 7115
(iii)	.


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 2 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 551
(i).
Railway Subsidies (B. 270) in Com. on Res., 14314, 14329; (running powers, Govt, control, Ac.) 14516 (vi).

on Amt.(Mr. Sproute) 1284 (i).

on Ques.' of Order re Mr. Tisdale, 11474
(v).

Evidence re, Ac. (remarks) 11423 (iv).

Schedules, Maps, Ac. (remarks) 877 (i).

Stnmt. of Hon. Mr. Pugsley re N. B., 943
(*)[DOT]
Returns ordered, Complaint (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 13140 (vi).
River du Loup Ry. Shops: See ' I. C. R.' Roberval to James Bay Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).
Ross Rifles, Examination, Approval, Ac. (Ans.) 2759 (ii).
Rules of the House, on M. (Mr. Demers) to amend, 12216 (v).
St. Francis River Ry. Bridge Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14508 (vi).
St. James Electoral Division, Issue of Writ (remarks) 13376 (vi).
*

Vacancy, Ac. (remarks) 6998 (iii).
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Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W.-Con.
St. John Valley Ry., Fredericton to Woodstock, Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14343 (vi).
St. Patrick's Day, Public Holiday (Ans.) 1858 (i). Salmon Canning Industry in B.C. (remarks) 10102 (v).
Saturday Sittings (M.) 132G4 (vi).
Sault Ste. Marie, Labour Disturbances, Govt. Proposals (remarks) 12718 (vi).	*

Labour Troubles, Wages, &c. (remarks)
12941 (vi).
See 'Clergue.'
Sec. of State Deptl. Rep. (presented) 125 (i). Senate Representation of N.W.T.: See 'Man. and N.W.T.'
Sessions of the Hse., Date of Meeting, on M. (Mr. Boitd) 465 (i).
Settlers' Claims re Rebellion of 1885 (remarks) on M. for Sup., 13952 (vi).
Slater Shoe Co. and Alien Labour, Res. re (re-[DOT] marks) 14669 (vi).
Small-pox Patients in Gloucester, N.B. (remarks) 14688 (vi).
Snow Storms in N.W.T., False Reports, &c. (remarks) 11826 (v).
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12845, 12850 (vi).
S. Africa and Can. SS. Service (remarks) in Com.
on France and Can. SS. B., 10821 (v).
S. African Colonies and Preferential Tariff, Res. of Winnipeg Board of Trade (Ans.) 1679 (i).

Hay : See 4 Hay and Oats.'
South-Eastern Valley and United Counties Ry., Safety, &c., on M. (Mr. Tarte) for Cor., 456 (i). Speech from the Throne (M.) 5 (i).
Steel Industry: See 'Iron and Steel.'
Supply :
Civil Oort.-High Commissioner's Office (salaries) 13772.
Indian Affairs (contingencies) 13760 (vi); (salaries) 274 (i).
Interior (clerical assistance) 13769 ; (salaries) 13761; (Mines branch, salaries) 13762 (vi). Geological Survey (A. P. Low, salary) 13770; (salaries) 13769, 13966; (technical officer, salary) 13772 (vi).
N. W. Mounted Police (Drake, E. F., salary) 13761; (salaries) 224 (i), 13760 (vi).
Privy Council Office (salaries) 207 (i).
Dom. Lands (Banff, bath house) 13955; homestead entries) 13966; (maps, printing, &c.) 14272, (salaries, outside service) 13773, 13966 ; (surveys, printing, &c.) 13777 ; (tree culture) 13775, 14272 (vi).
Geological Survey (maps, lithographing, &c.)
13778; (metallurgical, salaries) 13778 (vi). Govt, of N. W. T. (registrars, &c.) 13787 (vi). Indians-B. C. (Hazelton hospital) 13787 ; (medical att ndance) 13785; (salaries) 13785; (schools) 13786; (steam launch) 13787 (vi). Man. and N.W.T. (agricultural implements) 13782; (industrial schools) 13784; (medical attendance, Dr. West) 13784; (surveys, &c.) 13784 ; (triennial clothing) 13783 (vi). N. B. (fire damages) 13782; (salaries) 13782. N. S. (land purchase) 13781 (vi).
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Indians-Con.
Out. and Que. (Doncaster reserve, roads) 13779; (Rama reserve, roads, &c.) 13781; (roads, repairs) 13779 (vi).
Justice, Administration of- Miscellaneous (N. W. T.. expenditure) 3398 (ii); Ont. (Nipis-sing judgeship) 14258 (vi); Yukon (Eilbeck, sheriff) 3423 (ii).
Miscellaneous (Alaskan boundary commission) 13957 ; (Assay Office, B.C.) 13965; (Canadian Mining Institute) 13965 ; (Turtle Mountain, land slide) 13965 ( vi).
N. W. Mounted Police (compensation for injuries) 5264 ; (pay of force) 5262 (iii); (Yukon) 5003 (ii); (Yukon, salaries) 5262 (iii). Pensions (Lady Lafontaine) 14252 (vi).
Public Works- Buildings-Que. (trachoma hospital) 14246 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, Que. (Kamouraska pier) 13458; (Sorel, deep water wharf) 12845 (vi).
Miscellaneous (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2932 (ii).
Tariff Policy of Gov., Ques. of Order re Quotations, 4843 (ii).

(remarks) 4263 (ii).
Tarte, Mr., Resignation: Sec 'Ministerial.' Telephone Legislation (remarks) 291 (i). Thanksgiving Day Adjournment (M.) 13790 (vi).

Govt. Policy (remarks) 5765 (iii).
Translation of Parliamentary Documents (remarks) 545 (i).
Transportation Commission, Appnmt of Commissioners (notification) 5137 (iii).

Appnmt. of Chairman (remarks) 9582 (iv).

Appnmt. of Sir Wm. VanHome (remarks) 7297 (iii).

(Ans.) 8330 (iv).

Furthei* Arrangements, &c. (remarks)
9158 (iv).

O.C., Cor. re Appnmts. (M. for copies)
1324 (i).

 Names of Commissioners (remarks) 4727.

Personnel, &c. (remarks) 7206 (iii).

Rep. re Commission (remarks) 1199 (i),
3129 (ii), 12850 (vi).
Transportation and Treadgold Commissions (remarks) 4840, 4960 (ii).
Transportation Facilities, Govt Policy re, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 3438(ii), 12850 (vi). Treadgold Commissionersj Appnmt. of (notification) 5136 (iii).

Appnmt., &c. (remarks) 3713 (ii).

Appnmt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 4541 (ii).

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Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W.-Con.
Treadgold Commissioners,on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 2880 (ii).

 Appnmt. of Commission (remarks) 2424,
(i)	, 3298, 3397, 3870 (ii).

and Dawson Board of Trade (remark )
1025 (i).

Instructions to Commissioners (remarks)
4120, 4564 (ii).

Names of Commissioners (remarks) 4727.

Par. in Dawson Newspapers (remarks)
11065 (v).

Personnel, &c. (remarks) 6638 (iii).

Tel. read frcm Dawson Board of Trade re
Scope (Ans.) 1196 (i).

(remarks) 8086 (iv).

Terms of Commission (remarks) 4120, 4564
(ii)	.

and Transportation Commission (remarks)
4840, 4960 (ii).

(remarks) 13792 (vi).
Trois Pistoles River Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14462 (vi).
Turnpike Trust, Montreal, on M. (Mr. Monk) for Stmnt., 676 (i).
U.S. Coasting Laws, &c., Regulations re (remarks) 13138 (vi).
Sec ' Coasting.'
Voters' Lists: See 'Electoral.'
Wiallard, Paul, Emplymnt. by Govt. (Ans.) 11188 (v).
Woodmen of the World B. 31 (Mr. Calvert) in Com., 1854 (i).
Yam ask a and Lotbiniere Ry. Subsidy, in Com. of Sup., 14318 (vi).
Yukon Ry. through Can. Ter. (remarks) 14497 (vi).
Yukon Regulations re Dom. Lands, in Com. on Res., 13791 (vi).
Lavell, Mr. J. R., Leeds <0 Grenville.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7380 (iii).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyraent) on Ques. of Order (Mr. Taylor) 7351 (iii).
Cape Tormentine Ry. Subsidy (remarks) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14472 (vi).
Charlottetown, Ry. Station, P.E.l., Rebuilding, &c. (Ques.) 4442 (ii).

 Wharf and Dock Accommodation (remarks) 14132 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Midock) in Com. on Res., 12537 (v).
Dom. Coal Co., and Glace Bay Harbour (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13189 (vi).
Elmira Branch Line on P. E. I. Ry., Res. re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12835 (vi).
Frozen Fish, &c., P.E.l., Claims for Damages re (Ques.) 13373 (vi).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13522 (vi).

Losses, &c., Pet. re (Ques.) 3394 (ii).
Georgetown, P.E.l. Ry. Warehouse Accommodation (remarks) 14088 (vi).
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9529
(iv); in Com. on B., 10601 (iv).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections, 13275(vi).
Hillsborough Bridge, P.E.l., Contractor's Name, &c. (Ques.) 2584 (ii).
See 'Supply-Rys.'
Kensington, Increased Accommodation, P.E.l. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12840 (vi).
Kinkora Station, P.E.l. Ry. (remarks) in Com., of Sup., 14133 (vi).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8209, 8223 (iv).
Murray|Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge, PEI. Ry. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14108, 14126 (vi).
Oyster Fishing, P. E. I., Pet., &c. (Ques.) 2920.
P.	E. I. and Mainland Winter Communication (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13522 (vi)
See ' Winter.'
P'. E. I. Ry., Southport and Murray Harbour Ry., Tenders, &c. (Ques.) 2584 (ii).
P. E I. Ry. Subsidies to Branch Lines, &c. (remarks) 14472 (vi).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: -Con.
P. E. I., Winter'Communication by Str. Stanley (Ques.) 4006 (ii).

Winter Communication (M.) for Copies of
Pets., &(*., 2765 (ii).


Railway Subsidies B.: 
Atlantic Fast SS.: ;- See ' New.'
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4977 (ii).
Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. J., and Pref. Trade : See 1 Preferential.'


Cigarette Prohibition B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6645 (iii).
Dom. Subsidies to Provinces, Increase, &c. (M. for cor.) 691 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: lxxxi
Lemieux, Mr. R.-Con.
Preferential Trade, Mr. Chamberlain's Colonial Scheme, Mr. Fielding's Remarks re, Par. in Montreal Star, 13936 (vi).
Provincial Subsidies, Increase, &c. (M. for cor.) 691 (i).

(Ques.) 5764 (iii).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 6301 (iii).


Subsidies B.: 
Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Petersen's Deposit (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6966 (iii).
Barr Colony and Mr. Haultain's Speech, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 6358 (iii).
Barrie Wharf, Govt. Grant (remarks) in Com. of Sup , 13452 (vi).
Brockville & Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp.
B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) in Com., 7402 (iii). Business of the Hse., Govt. Legislation, &c. (remarks) 1348 (i).
F
Lennox, Mr. H.-Con.
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5449 (iii).
Canadian Construction Co. and Farran's Point Contract (M. for ret.*) 1323 (i).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4368, 4973, 5116 (ii); in Com* on B., 5632 (iii).
Canadian Telephone and Telegraph Co. 's incorp.
B. 189 (Mr. Birkctt) in Com., 7482 (iii).
Cattle Guards Commission, Appnmt. of Mr-Holt and Retirement of Mr. Robertson, &c. (M. for Cor.*) 1059 (i).

Names, &c. (Ques.) 874 (i).

Rep., &c. (Ques.) 669 (i).

Withdrawal of Mr. Robertson, &c. (Ques.)
1034 (i).

Inquiry for Papers, 3396 (ii).
See 'Ry. Bill.'
Cattle purchased for S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5484 (iii).
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 175 (Mr. Morrison) in Com., 6200 (iii).
Cigarettes,'Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickerdike) 831 (i).
Correspondence Clerk, Ry. Dept., Name, &e. (Ques.) 5318 (iii).
Corridors of Hse., and Visitors, Ques. of Priv., 11558 (v).
County Court Judges, Appnmt. from local Bars (remarks) 5582 (iii).

Appmnts.,Retireraents,&c.(Ques.) 4960 (ii).
Criminal Code (cruelty to animals) B. 39 (Mr. Brock) in Com., 3240 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6646, 7514 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com., 4027 (ii).
Dixon, F. A., Chief Clerk in Ry. Dept., &c. (Ques.) 5318 (iii).

Promotion as Chief Clerk, Cor., &c. (M.
for ret.*) 1058 (i).
Divorce Court, on prop. Res. (Mr. Charlton) 580 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 312 (i).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 7888 (iv).
G.T. Pacific Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 8808 (iv) ; in Com. on B., 10488. 10583, 10698, 11341, 11394, 11839, 11867, 12006 (vi).
Hawkestone Wharf, Govt. Aid to (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13453 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid by Govt., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 681 (i).


Insolvency B.: Ques. of Order re Mr. Campbell, 11710 (v).
Robertson, Geo. re Cattle Guard Commission (Ques.) 874 (i).

Withdrawal from Cattle Guard Commission (Ques.) 1034 (i).
See 1 Cattle Guards,' &c.
Saskatchewan Land Company, Inquiry for Ret., 7108 (iii).
Seeds, Inspection and Sale B. (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5086 (ii); in Com. on B., 7225 (iii). Steel Bounties : See 1 Tron.'
Supply :
Arts, Agriculture, dbc. (census schedules) 7060
(iii)	; (general statistics) 4431 (ii).
Civil Govt.: Justice (appnmt. of Judges) 210 ;
Railways (salaries) 334 (i).
Dorn. Lands (homesteads) 6771 ; (inspector's expenses) 6766 ; Long Lake, &e. (Saskatchewan Ry. survey) 6942 (iii).
Fisheries (Bayfield, str.) 5290 (iii); (Hurley, J.
M., fishery inspector) 5126 (ii), 5283 (iii). Indians: Man. and N.W.T (medical attendance) 6350; Ont. (medical attendance) 6327 (iii).
Lennox, Mr. H.-Con.
Justice, Administration of: Exchequer Court (reports) 3408; Penitentiaries (Kingston, binder twine) 3518; (Regina jail, Land Purchase) 5135; Sup. Court (reps., binding, &c.) 3405 ; Yukon (judges' living allowances) 3412; (sheriffs' salaries) 3411; (telegraph operators) 3421 (ii).
Legislation: House of Commons (printing, binding, &o.) 5267; (Room 56, furniture) 5266 (iii).
Miscellaneous (Petersen, Tate & Co.'s deposit) 6966 (iii).
Postofficc (Barrie branch) 6062 ; (rural mails) 6137 (iii).
Public Works: Buildings, Dom. (electric power) 1068; Ont. (Alliston) 495 ; (Clinton P. O.) 521 ; Ottawa (census building) 992 ; (Rideau Hall, maintenance) 1003; (Royal Mint) 358; Que. (Levis) 432; (quarantine, Grosse Isle) 425 ; (renewals, &c.) 424 ; (St. Hyacintne) 439 (i).
Harbours and Rivers, Man. (St. Andrews Rapids) 3364 (ii); Mar. Provs. (dredging plant) 2669 (ii); N.B. (Anderson's Hollow) 1163 ; (Campbellton wharf) 1165 ; (St. John river wharf) 1178,1186; N.S. (Amagandus wharf) 1069; (Big Pond, wharf) 1072,1074; (Bridgewater, dredging) 1074 ; (Cow Bay) 1079; (Meteghan Cove) 1133; (Neil's Harbour) 1142*: Ont. (Barrie wharf) 1186 ; (Petewawa narrows) 1426; (Port Hope, pier) 1425 (i); (Sault Ste. Marie, improvements) 13252 (vi) ; (Southampton, harbour) 1429 ; (Sturgeon Falls, wharf))1432 ; (Wen-do ver, wharf) 1434 ; P.E.I. (Cascumpec harbour) 1154; (Gaspereaux, harbour) 1156 ; (Souris Knight's Point) 1162 (i) ; Que. (Caplan, breakwater) 13451 (vi); (Father Point, pier) 1514; (Grande Vallee, pier) 1515 (i).
Miscellaneous (transportation commission) 13364 (vi).
Railways: I.C.R. (Sydney accommodation! 3698 (ii).
Yukon Govt. (Eldorado Gusher) 7276 ; (roads, and bridges) 7285 (iii).
Telegraph Operators, Yukon : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3421 (ii).
Transportation Commission, in Com. of Sup.. 13364 (vi).
Wharf Building by Public Works Dept, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13451 (vi).	[DOT]
Leonard, Mr. J. E. E., Laval.
Binder Twine, Circular issued re Sales, &c (Ques.) 4180 (ii).

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Leonard, Mr. J. E. E.-Con.
G. T. P. Ry. B. 235, French Translation (remarks) 8118 (iv).
Latour, L. J., Circular issued re Lc Canada, &c. (Ques.) 1032 (i).
Le Canada, Circular issued to Postmasters, &c. (Ques.) 1032 (i).
Market Gardeners : See ' Garden Products,' &c.
Ottawa Valley Ry. Co.'s B. 59 (Mr. Monk) on M. to ref. back to Com., 6531 (iii).
Postal Facilities to Parishes near Montreal, Pets., &c. (Ques.) 12498 (v).
Public Works Employees, Dismissals, Promotions, &c. (M. for ret.) 1058 (i).
St. James Electoral Division, Vacancy (remarks) 7001 (iii).
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, Acting Warden, &c. (Ques.) 10831 (v).


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Delay by Govt., &c., on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) to Com. of Sup., 14203 (vi).
Cattle purchased for S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5475 (iii).
Chignecto Marine Ry., Settlement, &c. (remarks) 4404 (ii).
Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickerdike) 833 (i).

See 'Criminal,' &c.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12559 (v).
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 3279 (ii).
Country Postmasters, Salary, &c., in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5677 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: 
Donj.   L@: 
Judges Retiring Allowances B.: (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8107 (iv).
Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Rep. of Engineers, &c., on M. (Mr. Murray) for Copies* 1321 (i).
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Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7304 (iii).
Business of the Hse., Delay in printing Bills (remarks 482 (i).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5431 (iii).
Cabinet Changes : See ' Ministerial.'
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4369, 4379 (ii). Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5360, 5555 (hi).
Maclean, Mr. W. F.-Con.
Cattle Embai'go in G. B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 381 (i).
Criminal Code (immoral entertainments) Amt. B. 12 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 318 (i).
Crisis in Ont.: Sec ' Lt. Governor. '
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson>
in Com. on Res., 3045 ; in Com. on B., 4038 (ii).
Dom. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6438 (iii).
Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14341 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: on Ques. of Order (Mr. Speaker) 7825 (iv).

on M. for Com. of Sup., 114 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Representation in Senate B. 253 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 12302 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7353 (iii).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com on Res., 4398 (iii).
Cattle purchased in S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5487 (iii).
Chinese Immigration : See 'Aliens,' ' G. T. P. B. 235.'


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 13575, 13593 (vi).
Dom. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6447 (iii). Dry Docks Construction B. 178 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. Res., 3014 ; in Com. on B., 4683 (ii).
Macpherson, Mr. R. G - Con.
Garden Products, Readjustment of Duties, on Amt. (Mr. Leonard) to Com. of Sup.. 4798 (ii). G. T. Paci6c Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9218 (iv); in Com. on B., 12046, 12205 (v).
Labour Troubles in B.C., on M. for Com. of Sup. (remarks) 949 (i).


Lead Bounties B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 
Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 
Railway Subsidies B.: lxxxvii
McCreary, Mr. W. F.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works : Buildings-Man. (Winnipeg, immigrant shed) 13126 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers-Generally (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2645 (ii); Man. (Dauphin Lake) 1448 (i); (St. Andrew's Rapids) 3356 ; (snag boat) 2673 (ii); (White Mud, dredging) 1450 (i); Ont. (Port Arthur) 3345 (ii).	..
Quarantine (public health) 5016 (ii).
Treadgold Commission, Par. in Dawson Newspapers (remarks) 11071 (v).
Weights and Measures Act (scales) Amt. B. 188 (Mr. Bernier) in Com., 4009, 4198 (ii).
Winnipeg Beach to Icelandic River, Rv. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14388 (vi).
McBwen, Mr. G., S. Huron.


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7362 (iii).
Census Expenditure, on Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13753 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. (cigarettes) 10755 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 232 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 7998 (iv).
Supply:
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers-Ont. (St. Joseph wharf) 3382 (ii).
McGowan, Mr. J., G. Wellington.


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4226 (ii).
Bankers, Private, Legislation re (Ques.) 285 (i). Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5442 (iii).
Cattle Embargo in G. B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 396 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See ' Exchequer B. 155.'
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry. Subsidy, Claims' &c. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 3299 (ii).
Baie de Chaleur Ry.: See 1 Atlantic,' &c.


British Cable News Service B.: 240 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8241 (iv).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co. 's incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) on Ques. of Order, 7342 (iii).
Campaign Literature and Improper Use of Mail Bags, Complaint, &c. (remarks) 14219 (vi).
C. P. R. to Brownsburg Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 11459 (vi).
Can. Associated Press Despatches : See 'British.' Dorn. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6447 (iii). Exchequer Court Act (railway debts) Amt. B. 155 (Mr. Demers) in Com., 8259 (iv); on Sen. Amts., 14770 (vi).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9351 (iv).
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Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Atlantic Fast SS.: Govt. Legislation, &c. (remarks) 1343 (i).

(remarks) 5051 (ii); 11062 (v).
Butter and Cheese Weighing, Rep. re, &c. (Ques.) 5414 (iii).
Butter sold at Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Amount, &c. (Ques.) 1593, 1857 (i).
Cabinet Changes : See ' Ministerial. '
Canadian Chamber of Commerce at Paris, &e. (Ques.) 1297 (i).
Can. Press Despatches : Sec 'British,' &c. Cartier ville Workmen, Treatment by Govt. Contractors (remarks) in Com. on B. 235, 11288 (v). See 'Racine,' &c 'Nelson,' &c.
Census Commissioners for Prov. of Que., Travelling Expenses, &c. (M. for stmnt.*) 1058 (i). Census Expenditure, Notice of M., 13368 (vi). Census 1901, Cost to Date, &e. (Ques.) 1593 (i). Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. Joseph, Speech re Canadian Tariff (remarks) 13375 (vi).
Chambly Canal, Collector, &c., Superannuation (Ques.) 7203 (iii).


Cigarette Prohibition B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: , on M. (Sir William Midock) to wthdrw., 11301 (v).
Colonial Conference, Bond-Hay Treaty and Alaska, Inquiry for Ret., 853 (i).

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Monk, Mr. F. D. -Con.
Committees meeting concurrently with Sittings of the Hse. (remarks) 8333 (iv).
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 3261 (ii).
Consolidated Trust Corporation incorp. B. 121 (Mr. Me Coll) in Com., 3223 (ii).
Country Postmasters, Salary, &c., in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5677 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6640, 7498 (iii).
Criminal Code (cruelty to animals) B. 39 (Mr. Brock) in Com., 1326 (i), 3241 (ii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3100; in Com. on B., 4010 (ii). Customs Employes, Transfers, &c. (Ques.) 5318
(iii)	.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3006 (ii).
Dugas, Mr. Blaise, Amount paid re Trip in Foreign Countries (Ques.) 1034 (i).
Dundonald, Earl: Sec ' G. O. C. '
Erie, Ontario Power Co.'s incorp. B. 134 (Mr. German) in Com., 3582 (ii).
Estimates, Suppl., Inquiry for, 10832 (v). Exchequer Court Act (railway debts) Amt. B.
155 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 8360 (iv). Fair Wage Clame in Govt. Contracts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7156 (iii).

on M. for Com. on Res., Notice of Amt.
(Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 10315 (v).

Order, Ques. of, Ruling asked re reporting
debates of Com., 10633 ; Ruling of Chairman (Mr. Belcourt) sustained (Y. 52 ; N. 30) 10634
(v)	.

Govt's Intention re Quebec to Moncton
scheme, 10537 (v).

Govt. Policy (remarks) 5765, 7487 (iii).

Subsidy from Govt., &e. (Ques.) 671,
1031 (i).

Surveys, Expenses, in Com. of Sup., 14647
(vi)	.
Monk, Mr. F. D.-Con.
G. T. Ry., Ste. Rosalie to Montreal, &c. (M. for ret.*) 706 (i).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid, &c. (M. for ret.) 676, 688; Neg. (Y. 35; N. 66) 690 (i).
Immigration, Inadequate Inspection, &c., on M. for Sup., 6612 fiii).


Incorporated Companies B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Letters, Tenders, &c. (M. for copies*)
3236 (ii).

Receipts, Cheques, &c. (M. for copies *)
3236 (ii).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 10799 (v).
Levis, Land purchased for I.C.R., on M. for O. Cs. (Mr. Casgrain), 3806 (ii).
Lt. Governor of Ont., Appnmt. of Administrator (remarks) 659 (i).
Litigation Expenses, Fees, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12913 (vi).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal, Go\tl. Action (remarks) 2504 (ii).

See 'Montreal.'
Loy, Geo. M., M.P., Violation of Independence of Parlt. Act (remarks) 7095 (iii).
. 

on M. to cone, in Rep. of Priv. and
Elections Com. (amt.) 8008 (iv).

(M.) to print Evidence, 7917 (iv).
Martineau, Mr., late M.P., Decease of (remarks) 10242 (v).
Mayrand, Denis, Petition re Dismissal (Ques.) 9082 (iv).
Menard, Denis, Charges against, &c. (Ques.) 3536
(ii).
See 'Transcontinental.'



Monk, Mr. F. D.-Con.
Milk Can Bill: See ' Weights and Measures.'
Ministerial Changes, on Explanation, &c. (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 90, 179 (i).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 201 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 4448, 4482 (ii).
Montreal Harbour Commissioners, Amounts paid, &c. (Ques.) 8084 (iv).
Montreal Longshoremen's Strike, Payment of Militia (Ques.) 4006 (ii).

See ' Longshoremen.'
Montreal Post Office Buildings, Enlargement, &c. (Ques.) 666 (i).

Investigation re, &c. (Ques.) 3972 (ii).

See ' Post Office. '
Montreal Turnpike Trust, Indebtedness, &c. (M. for stmnt.) 672 (i).
Mowat, Sir Oliver: See 'Lt.-Gov.'
Murray Bay and St. Denis Wharf SS. Service, Amount paid by Govt. (Ques.) 10496 (v).


Nelson P.O.: , B.C., Labourers, Claims re Contractors (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7157 (iii).

Agreements between Employees and Contractors (read) 7162 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 10825 (v).


Penny Banks Establishment B.: 198 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 10794 (v).
Petersen-Tate : See 'Atlantic.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 138, on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to wthdrw. B., 11302 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mu~ lock) in Com., 5677 (iii).
Post Office Buildings, Montreal, Enlargement, &c. (Ques.) 666 (i).
See 'Montreal.'
Post Office Employees, Holidays, &c. (Ques.) 4005 (ii).


Post Office Savings Banks B.: 220 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6815 (iii).
Post Office Savings Banks Deposits, Defalcations, &e., in Com. of Sup., 14660 (vi).
Monk, Mr. F. D.-Con.
Preferential Tariff, Speech of Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain (remarks) 13375 (vi).
Prefontaine, Mr., and Speech re ' Transcontinental Ry.' : See 'Transportation,' &c.
Printing of Bills : Sec ' Business,' &c.
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Osier) re Western Rys.,
' Grafters,' 10531 (v).

(ques. of order) 10505 (v).
Public Accounts Com. producing Census Schedules (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7059 (iii). Public Documents, Distribution to Board of Trade (remarks) 1378 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14697, 14700 (vi).
Quebec Bridge, Application for Further Aid (Ques.) 10496 (v).
Quesnel, Jules, Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 7203 (iii). Racette, V., Purchase of Land, &o. (Ques,) 3231 (ii).
Racine Bros., Claims against Contractors re Nelson Post Office (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7157 (iii).
See 'Cartierville,' 'Nelson,' &c.
Ry. Commissioners, Salaries (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8123 (iv).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3549, 3832, 4728 (ii), 5694 (iii), 8134, 8170 (iv).


Donj.   L@: 
Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: (remarks) 409 (i), 6995 (iii), 13376 (vi).
St. Mary's Current Wharf, Contract with Pou-pore & Malone (M. for copy of contract*) 706 (i).

Proposals to Govt. (Ques.) 874 (i).
See 'G.T.P.R.'
Translation of Deptl. Reports : See 'Reports.' Transportation Commission and Tariff Inquiry, Par. in Montreal Herald (remarks) 853 (i). Transportation Commission, in Com. of Sup., 13365 (vi).
Treadgold Concessions, Appnmt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. on Sup., 4505 (ii).

(remarks) 3876 (ii).

Par. in Dawson Newspapers (remarks)
11064 (v).
Trent Canal Surveys, &c. on M. (Mr. Ward) for Ret., 2330 (i).
Turnpike Trust, Montreal, Indebtedness, &c. (M. for stmnt.) 672 (i).
Two Mountains Ry. Facilities, on Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Ethier) 7569 (iv).


Valleyfield P.O.: , Erection, Purchase of Site, &c. (Ques.) 98 (i).
Veterinary Chief Inspectors, Salaries, See. (Ques.) 1591 (i).



XC11 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Monk, Mr. F. D.- Con.
Victoria Bridge, Montreal, Amounts paid by Govt. (M. for ret.*) 706 (i).
Weights and Measures Act (inilk cans) Amt. B. 20 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for 2°, 3245 ; on M. to ref. to Special Com., 3247 (ii).
Wiallard, Paul, Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.) 11188 (v).
Yukon District Newspapers, Amounts paid by Govt. (M. for stmnt.*) 706 (i).
Morin, J. B., Dorchester.
Budget, The, 2034 (i).
Chabot, Mr. F.X., Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 2015 (i). Civil Service Act Amt. B. 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com. on Res., 12553 (v).
Employees in H. of C. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14115 (vi).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 7903 (iv.)
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 12053 (v); on M. for 3° (amt.) 12774 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Parishes crossed, Levis to Temiscouata
(Ques.) 8117 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
on Pets, presented (remarks) 12942 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Surveys, in Com. of Sup., 14647 (vi).
House of Commons, Employees: Sec * Employees.'
Militia Force, Condition, &c., on M. (Mr. Thompson) 5726 (iii).
Military Riding School, St. John d'Iberville, <fcc-(Ques.) 8616 (iv).
Moreau, Dr., Appnmt. at Chambly Canal (Ques.) 8331, 8488 (iv).
Quebec Bridge, Subsidy paid, &c.(Ques.) 10496 (v). Quebec Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14449 (vi).
Railway Accidents, Investigation into (remarks) 1337 (i).
Railway Subsidies B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 224 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6901 (iii).


Grand Trunk Pacific Subsidy B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: xciii
Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm. -Con.
Alien Labour Act, Prosecutions, &e. (Ans.) 3971.
See ' Naturalization. '


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Atlantic Fast SS.: Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6958, 6966 (iii).
See ' Supply-Mail Subsidies,' See.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: on Ques. of Order (Mr. Taylor) 7339 (iii).
Business of the Hse., Govt. Legislation, &c, (remarks) 1346 (i).

(remarks) 3794 (ii), 7487 (iii).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5064 (ii).
Campaign Literature and Franking Privilege (Ans.) 14286 (vi).
and Mail Bags, Complaints, &c. (remarks) 14222 (vi).


(Ana.) 2308 (i).
Cutler, Spanish Mills, &c., Tender (Ans.) 2308.
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3098 (ii).
Dom. Lands, Man. and N. W. T. Sale, Prices paid, &c, (Ans.) 671, 816 (i).
Doukhobors, Homestead Entries, &c. (Ans.) 542.
Pilgrimage, Expenses, Losses, &c. Ans.) 542 (i).

Govt, Action, &e. (Ans.) 1031 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3021 ; in Com. on B., 4682 (ii).
Enterprise Postmaster, Dismissal, &c. (remarks) 14008 (vi).
Ernestown Station, Postmaster, Change, &c. (Ans.) 1034 (i).
Fair Wage Schedule on Govt. Contracts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7156 (iii).
Sec 'Labour,' &c,
False Creek Lease to Burnett & Kelly (Ans ) 2758 (ii).	'
Fast Atlantic Service : See ' Atlantic,' &c.
Govt. Business: See 'Business.'
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s B. 64 (Mr. Me Isaac) on M. to ref. back to Com., 4586 (ii); in Com., 7836, 7877 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9751 (iv); in Com. on B., 10564, 10624, 11190, 11288 11348 (v).
See 'Transportation,' &c.
Half-Breeds Claims Commission, on Inquiry for Ret., 3397 (ii).
Haanel, Dr., Duties as Supt. of Mines (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13767 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid by Can., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 685.
House of Commons, Ventilation : See ' Ventilation '
immigration, Accommodation for Settlers (remarks) 1127 (i).



XC1V INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm. -Con.
immigration into Can. Nationality, &e. (Ans.) 2310 (i).
______Number refused admittance, &c. (Ans.).
2310 (i), 2302 (ii).
Immigration into Man., Houses and Fuel (Ans.) 542 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Medical Inspection, Appnmts. by Govt.
(Ans.) 2757 (ii).
Immigration Office for Ireland, Closing, &c. (Ans.) 1032 (i).
Immigration for Ont., Govtl. Action (Ans.) 1593
(i).	.
Im migration, Provision for Settlers on C. P. ft. Trains, &c. (remarks) 868 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Total Number, Origin, Expenditure, &c.
(Ans. 1035 (i).
Imperial Agency incorp. B. No. 71 (Mr. Bicker-dike) in Com., 3170 (ii).
Indian Agents, Guardians, &c. (Ans.) 819 (i). Indian Medical Attendant, Kings, N.B. (Ans.) 2502 (ii).
Insurance Rates on Ocean Steamers (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7597 (iv).
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Ans.) 1596 (i).
Lambton Postmistress, Dismissal, &c. (remarks) 6166 (ii), 14278, 14651, 14661 (vi).
Lands (Govt.) available for Settlers, in B.C., &c. (Ans.) 4836 (ii).

Grants to Rys., Areas, &c. (Ans.)	2102	(i).

Sales, Winnipeg, Purchasers,	&c.	(Ans.)
1858 (*)[DOT] , .. 

 Subsidies to Rys. unearned (Ans.) 3797'j(ii).
See ' C.P.R.,' &e., 'Bys,'&e.
Latour, Mr., Absence from Dept, to canvass for Le Canada (remarks) 14002 (vi).

See ' Postmasters in Que.'
Letter Carriers, in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5672 (iii).

See 'Supply-Post Office.'
Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm.-Con.
Lime Rock, N.S., Postmaster's Salary, &c. (Ans.) 1297 (i).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks) 2515 (ii).
Macleod, Postmaster, Dismissal, &c. (Ans.) 8083 (iv).
McNulty: See 'Lambton.'
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Complaints, &e. (remarks) 14222 (vi).

Statement re Social Trains,	14681 (vi).

Statement re Threats	to	Express	Cos.,
14851 (vi).

(remarks) 14540 (vi).

See ' Campaign.'
Mails carried by Rys., &c. (Ans.) 6268 (iii).
Mails carried via New York (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7728 (iv).
Mail Cars, N.W.T., Insufficient Accommodation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6049 (iii).
Mail Clerks : See ' P.O. B. 208.'
Maps, Printing and Publishing, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14273 (vi).
Marconi Wireless Tel. Co.'s incorp. B. 131 (Mr. Mclmac) in Com., 5099 (ii).
Miller Bros, and P.O. Bank Deposits, Defalcation of Postmaster, 14274, 14655 (vi).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 201 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 4483 (ii).
Montreal Post Office, Enlargement of Building, &c. (Ans.) 666 (i).

Investigation re (Ans.) 3973 (ii).
Naturalization Act, Regulations, &c. Ans.) 2015 (i).

See 'Aliens,' &c.
Nelson Post Office, B.C., Claims of Labourers, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7157 (iii).
See 'Cartierville.'
Nepigon Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14396 (vi).


Nesbitt P.O.: , Man., Postmaster Watson, as Lib. Candidate (Ans.) 1196 (i).
Newmarket Office Specialty Co. (personal explanation) 13256 (vi).
N.W. T., Postal Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14040 (vi).
Sec 'Mail Cars, &e.'
Orleans Island Mail Service, &c. (Ans.) 670 (i).
Ottawa Supply Co. re Supplies (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6146 (iii).
Parkhill Mail Contract, Remuneration, &c. (Ans.) 1594 (i).
Personal Explanation re Newmarket Specialty Co., 13256 (vi).
Petersen-Tate Deposit: See ' Atlantic.
Picton Mail Service, Irregular Delivery, &c. (remarks) 13135 (vi).
Pneumatic Tube Service re Postal Service (remarks) 13993 (vi).



Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm.-Con.
Portage, P.E.I., Opening of Post Office (remarks) 14008 (vi).
Postal Facilities re Parishes near Montreal (Ans.) 12498 (v).
Postal Newspaper Boxes, Manufacture, &c. (Ans.) 14283 (vi).


Postal Service N.W.T. :: See 'N.W.T.'
Postmasters' Association, Memorial re Salaries (Ans.) 129 (i), 13263 ; (remarks) 14016 (vi).
Postmasters' Bonds and Insurance Fund (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14655 (vi).
Postmasters, Country, Increases in Salaries (remarks) 6038 (iii); 14012 (vi).
Postmaster General's Rep. (presented) 89 (i).

(remarks) 879 (i).
Postmasters in Man. and N.W.T., Pet. re Salaries (Ans.) 129 (i); 13263 (vi).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14016 (vi).
Postmasters in Quebec and Newspaper Agents (remarks) 14672 (vi).

Statement re Progress, in Com. of Sup.,
14012 (vi).
Prefontaine, Mr., Speech re G. T. P. Ry. : See * Transportation. '
P.E.I. Coal Fields, &c. (Ans.) 2504 (ii).

Unpatented (Ans.) 2583 (ii).

Subsidies voted, &c., Govtl. Action re
Selection (Ans.) 4832 (ii).
See 'Saskatchewan,' * Lands,' &c.
Ry. Mail Clerks, in Com. on Post Office Amt. B. 208, 5659 (iii).

See ' P. O. Bill 208. ' ' Supply, ' &c.
Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm.- -Con.


Railway Subsidies B.: P.E.I. (remarks) 13806 (vi).

See Supply-* Post Office,' &c.
St. Boniface, Postal Facilities, &c. (Ans.) 1859 (i). St. Chrysostdme Ry. Co.'s B. 158 (Mr. Brown) in Com., 7772 (iv).
Saskatchewan Land Co., Sales, &c. (Ans.) 2502
(ii).
Saskatchewan Valley Land Co.'s Property (Ans.) 2306 (i).
Scotch Iron Moulders and Toronto Strike (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7192 (iii).
See 'Can. Foundry.'
Scotia, Str., Salvage Claims (remarks) on M. for Sup., 7151 (iii).
Supply ;
Agriculture (exhibitions) 4624 (ii).
Civil Govt.-Indian Affairs (salaries) 272 (i). Inland Rev. (wood alcohol) 234 (i),
Interior (salaries) 267 (i).
Labour Dept. (Gazette cors., Montreal) 7154 7155; (salaries) 7151; (Thompson, Mr. P., remuneration) 7152 (iii).
See 'Labour Dept.'
Post Office (junior 2nd-class clerks) 13995 [DOT] (mail clerks) 13997 ; (Smith, F. H., salary) 14000 (vi).
Born. Lands (maps, printing, &e.) 14273 (vi).
Fisheries (Hurley, J. M., inspector) 5125 (ii)] Immigration (agencies, salaries) 6689 (iii). Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7772; (Haycock, Mr., appnmt.) 7784 (iv).
Justice, Administration of, Ont. (Nipissing judgeship) 14259 (vi).
Labour Dept. (B. C. Commissioners) 7198 ; (Gazette, printing, &c.) 7107 (iii).
See 'Civil Govt.,' 'Labour.'
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G. B.) 7597 ; (G. B. and Can.) 7728 (iv). Miscellaneous (industrial disputes, royal commission) 6984 ; (Martineau defalcations) 6991 un); (Post office, Miller's claims re Savings Bank) 14274, 14655 (vi); (Petersen, Tate and Co.'s deposit) 6958, 6966 (iii).
Post Office (automobiles. &c.) 6050; (Barrie branch) 6063 ; (box rents) 6139 (iii); (cities, promotions) 14009 (vi); (country postmasters) 6038 ; (Dawson and Eagle City) 5923 ; (Halifax, salaries) 6004 (iii); fins;lectors' salaries) 14001 (vi); (jubilee stamps) 6061; (letter carriers, increases) 6004; (letter carriers,



XCV1 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm.
Supply-Con.
-Con.
Post Office-Con.
P.E.I.)	6058; (letter carriers, Toronto)
6005:	(letter carriers, Winnipeg) 6000;
(mail bag repairs) 6139 ; (mail marking machines) 6159; (mail service) 6065
(iii)	[DOT] (outside service, additional salaries) 14010 (vi); (outside service, Ottawa Supply Co.) 5936 ; (outside service, salaries, &c.) 5925 (iii) ; (pneumatic tube service) 13998 (vi) ; postal service, Inverness) 6051; (postmasters, arrears of salaries) 5921 ; (P. E I. winter service) 5943 ; (ry. mail clerks) o928, 6026 (m) 5 (ry. mail clerks, Man. and N.W.T.) 14041 'vi) [DOT] (ry. mail transfer agents) 61.% ; (rural mail delivery) 6137 (iii); (statutory increases 14006 (vi); (superannuation, letter carriers) 6018 (iii); (temporary employes, promotion) 14001 ; (Vancouver, inspector)_140JJ0 ; (Winnipeg, dead letter branch) 13995; (Winnipeg,
inspector's office) 14001 (vi).
Public Works-Buildings, Dom. (furniture, &c.) 1007 ; (Orillia caretaker) 1017 ; (Ottawa, furniture, &e.) 978; (Rideau Hall, light &c.) 1005 ; (Rideau Hall, maintenance) 903 (i) . Harbours and Rivers, Ont . (Port Arthur, dredging) 13021 (vi); P.E.I. (Gaspereaux harbour) 1156 ; Que. (Murray Bay wharf)
Ratiwlys-i.C.R. (Ouelle River branch) 7527
(iii).
Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm.-Con.
Winter Communication with P.E.I., on M. for Cor., 1045 (i).	.
Wood Alcohol, Contract with Standard Chemical Co., Remarks in Com. of Sup., 234 (i).
Wright, A. W., Amounts paid to (Ans.) 8116 (iv).
Murray, Mr. T., Pontiac.
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid, Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 1011 (i); in Com. on B., 10552 (v).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) to Com. of Sup., 767 (i)*
Judges of the Provincial Courts Act Amt. B.
250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 10792 (v). Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Rep. of Engineer, &c. (M. for copies) 1299 (i).
Supply;
Public Works-Miscellaneous (Ottawa river surveys) 13362 ; (transportation commission) 13367 (vi).
Transportation Commission, in Com. of Sup., 13367 (vi).
Northrup, Mr. "W. B., E. Hastings.
Banff Coal Reserve, Lease for Mining, &c. (Ques.) 13026 (vi).
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee)
Tariff: - See 'Customs,' 'Protective,' &c.
Tarte, Mr., Reference to in Toronto Star (explanation) 6758 (iii).
Tatamagouche Post office, Insurance Fund, &c.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14660 (vi).
Telephone Co.'s B. 4 (Mr. Maclean) on M. for 2°, 700 (i).
Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for Com., 5555 (ill); in Com., 9424 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
(remarks) 5883 (iii).
Toronto and James Bay Ry. Subsidy (remarks) 14358 (vi).
Toronto Labour Council, Tel. re Mechanics from Eng. (Ans.) 1855 (i).
See ' Labour,' ' Can. Foundry,' &c. Transportation Commission, &e., Par in Montreal Herald re Mr. Prefontaine (remarks) 858 (i). Transportation Policy, re Speech from Throne (remarks) 6405 (iii).
Treadgold Concessions, Appnmt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. ol Sup., 4499. ______on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup.,
2826 (ii).	.
[Stage Direction]
 Appnmt. re (remarks) 3303 (ii).
______See. 14, &c. (remarks) 4593 (ii).
Valley field Strike, 1900 (Ans.) 2760 (ii). Ventilation of Chamber, &c. (remarks) 6406 (iii). Watson, Postmaster, and Man. Elections: See ' Nesbitt.'
Whitney Pier, N.S., Dismissal of Postmaster Carlin (Ans.) 130 (i).	_
______Salary of Postmaster, &c. (Ans.) 668 (1).
in Com., 3269 (ii).
Grain Standards, Samples, &c. (remarks) 11182.
G. T. Pacific Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9039 (iv); in Com. on B., 10419, 10658, 11191, 11353, 11856, 12198, 12261 (v); on M. for 3° (amt.) 12711 (vi).
Hetu, Rudolph, Pardon, &c. (Ques.) 7915 (iv).
I.C.R., General Expenditure, on M. for Com. of Sup., 3680 (ii).
Judges of Provincial Courts B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 11407 (v).
Lt. Governor of Ont., Appnmt. of Administrator, on M. for Com. of Sup., 123 (i).
Ministerial Changes, Explanation, &c. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 183 (i).
Mowat, Sir Oliver : See 'Lt.-Gov.'
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Osier) re 'Grafters.' Western Rys., 10522, 10534 (v).
Representation in the H. of C. B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for 2°, 1219 (i); in Com., 10987, 11542 ; (Brant) 11107 (v).
Supply:
Public Works-Buildings, Ont. (post offices) 517 (i).	,
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Amt. (Mr. Tarte) to Com. of Sup., 4951 (ii).
Treadgold Concessions, Appnmt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) 4525 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 (remarks) 3879 (ii).
Oliver, Mr. F., Alberta.
Advocate, Prince Albert: See ' Supply.'
Alberta Ry. and Coal Co.'s (B. 119) 1°*, 1675 (i).
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 251 (Mr. Fielding) on M. for 1"*, 11176 (v).



Oliver, Mr. F.- Con.
Autonomy*for N. W. T. Govt., on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup., 13883 (vi).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding/) in Com. on Res., 7374 (iii).


Dorn.   E@: Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14341 (vi).
Frank, Disaster, N.W.T. (remarks) 2106. 2238 (i).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64-(Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5162 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 8805
(iv); in Com. on B., 11352, 11946, 12145 (v).
Immigration, Inadequate Inspection, &c., on M. for Sup., 6562 (iii).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7961 (iv).
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup., 4336 (ii).
Labour Day Adjournment (remarks) 10742 (v).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8219 (iv).
Lumber Combine in N.W.T. and Man., Cor. read, &c., 1580 (i).
Lumber Combine Investigation, &c. (remarks) re B.C. Lumber Trade, 14767 (vi).
Militia Force, Condition, &c., on M. (Mr. Thompson, Haldimand) 5727 (iii).
Mulloy, Trooper in S. A. Contingent, Pension by Dom. Govt, (remarks) 14592 (vi).
N. W. T. Govt. Subsidy B. 256 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 12316 (v).	-
Prince Albert Advocate, Printing: See 1 Supply,' &c.
Provincial Autonomy : See 'Autonomy.'
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., (fire-guards) 8187 (iv); (telephones, .	&c.) 5522 (iii).


Railway Subsidies B.: Medals, Regulations re (remarks) 8266 (iv).

Pensions to disabled Soldiers (remarks)
14592 (vi).
Supply :
Bom. Lands (fire regulations) 6776 ; (tree culture) 6776 (iii).
Legislation: Elections (Advocate, Prince Albert, printing) 14268 (vi).
Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M. for Com. of Sup., 3479 (ii).
Osier, Mr. E. B., W. Toronto.


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Petersen, Tate & Co. s Deposit (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6972 (iii).
Campbell, D. J., Postmaster at Macleod, Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 8082 (iv).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr Blair) in Com. on Res., 4378 (ii).
Canada Permanent and Western Canada Mortgage Corporation Co.'s (B. 54) in Com.,2303 (i).
Chignecto Marine Ry., Settlement, &c. (remarks) 4417 (ii).
Civil Service Act (superannuation) Amt. B. 49, in Com. on prop. Res. (Mr. Fielding) 595 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6649, 7492 (iii).
Defalcations in Depth Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6933 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 623 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Customs Duties re Clause 17., Legal Opinions (read) in Com. on B., 11320 (v).
See * Ry. Policy.'
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup., 4293 (ii).
Judges' Retiring Allowances B. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8094 (iv).
Letters signed by Minister, stamped, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6936 (iii).
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Ques. of Privilege, re ' Grafters,' 10497 (v).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 0321 (iii).


Labour Disputes B.: 4th Rep. (M.) to cone., 5581 (iii).
South-Eastern Valley and United Counties Ry., Safety, &e., on M. (Mr. Tartc) for Cor., 460 (i). Supply:
Legislation : House of Commons (printing, &e.) 5268 (iii).
Public Works: Buildings, Ottawa (electric lighting) 988 (i).
Paterson, Hon. William (Minister of Customs) N. Weniworth and Brant.
Agricultural Implements, Rebates for 1901-2 (Aus.) 3803 (ii).
Aluminum, Oxide of, imported into Can., Ports of Entry, &c. (Ans.) 1035 (i).
Audit Act and C. S. Employees, 13990 (vi). Bananas imported into Dom., Value, &c. (Ans.) 1198 (i).
Bauxite, Tons imported into Canada. 1902 (Ans.) 1678 (i).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 
Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8217 (iv).
Le Canada Newspaper : See 'Pelletier,' &c.
Markland, Schr., Seizure, &c. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 5994 (iii).
Montreal Customs Dept., Salaries, &c. (Ans.) 8115 (iv).
Nova Scotia Bank, Customs Duty re Safe, &c. (remarks) 13988 (vi).
Pelletier, Mr. H. L., and canvassing for Le Canada (remarks) 13980 (vi).
Preferential Tariff, Certificate of Origin'(remarks) 3584 (ii).
Preference Tariff re German Goods (Ans.) 5322 (iii).

See ' Goods.'
Questions put by Members, Answer re (remarks) 544 (i).


Railway Subsidies B.: 
Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4229 (ii).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5419, 5431 (iii).
Cattle purchased for S. Africa (amt.) to Com. of Sup., 5464 ; (Neg. Y. 48; N. 78) 5489 (iii).
Chickens, 'Wringing Chickens' Necks': Sec ' Supply-Agriculture''
Immigrants, Provision for Settleis (remarks) 868.
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. to Sup., 4341 (ii).
Latour, Mr., Leave of Absence and canvassing for Le Canada (remarks) 13980, 14002 (vi).
Le Canada and Mr. Pelletier's Canvassing, &c. (remarks) 13980 (vi).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8198 (iv).
Mail Clerks, Promotions, Salaries, &c. (remarks) 13997 (vi).
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Reps, of Mr. Evans and others (read) in
Com. of Sup., 5740 (iii).
Belleville Harbour Boundaries (Ans.) 5588 (iii). Bernier, Capt., Govt. Aid to Polar Expedition (remarks) 12820 (vi).
Bishop, Capt., Harbour Master, Albert, N B. (Ans.) 6896 (iii).
B.	C. Fisheries, Rep. of Commissioners (remarks) 1199 (i).
C.	P. R. to Brownsburg Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14458 (vi).
Coal Oil as Fuel on Steamers : See ' Steamboat Inspection Bill.'
Daly, M. T., Harbour Master at Bathurst, N.B. (Ans.) 2919, 3630 (ii).
Exchequer Court Act (railway debts) Amt. B. 155- (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 8259, 8360 (iv).
False Creek, Kelly & Burnett's Lease (Ans.) 7565 (iv).

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Prefontaine, Hon. Raymond- Con.
France and Can. SS. Subsidy (Sir Wilfrid Lciu-rier) in Com. on Res., 10813 (v).
Frozen Fish, Goods, &c., Claims for Damages (Ans.) 13373 (vi).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: Rep. (M.) 7109 (iii).

Complaints, &c. (remarks) 9974 (iv).

(B. 225) prop. Res., 6270; in Com. on
Res., 6541 ; in Com. on B., 6915 (iii).

Prop. Res. withdn., 12492 (v).
Swinehammer, Geo., Retirement, &c. (Ans.) 2312.
Prefontaine, Hon. Raymond-Con.
Transportation Commission, &e.. Par. in Montreal Herald (remarks) 855 (i).
Venoit, P. I., Absence from Duty, &c. (Ans.) 3629 (ii).
Yamaska to Lotbiniere, Ry. Subsidy, in Com. of Sup., 14319 (vi).
Winter Communication, P.E,I., Construction of Str. (Ans.) 6896 (iii).

on M. (Mr. Hughes, P.E.L) for Cor., 1055.
Pringle, Mr. R. A., Cornwall and Stormont.


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4230 (ii).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co. s incorp.
B. 101 (Mr. Dyrnent) in Com., 7145, 7400 (iii). Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Guarantee B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5808 (iii).
Cattle Guard Commission, Inquiry for Rep., 14686 (vi).
Cornwall Canal, Electric Lighting (remarks) 14136 (vi).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) on M. for Com. (M.) to refer back to Com. on Rys., &c., 4871; Neg. (Y. 55, N. 102) 4874 (ii); in Com., 6208 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 10118 (v).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections, 13281 (vi).
See * Transportation, ' &c.
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup.,4309 (ii).


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14699, 14725 (vi).
Supply :
Canals-Cornwall (electric lighting) 14136 (vi). Public IForLs-Buildings, Ont. (Alexandria P.
O.) 487. Que. (L'Assumption) 428 (i). Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 3493 (ii).
Treadgold Concessions, on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 2842 (ii).
Puttee, Mr. A. W., Winnipeg.
Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s (B. 192) in Com., 5588, 5960 (iii).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7324 (iii).
B.	C. Labour Troubles, Appnmt. of Commission (Ques.) 1595 (i).
Budget, The, 2149 (i).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5447 (iii).
Canada Foundry Co., Toronto, Strike, kc. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7194 (iii).
See 'Immigration, Inadequate Inspection.' Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 5108 (ii).
C.	P.R. Lands in Man., Exemption from Taxes, &c. (Ques.) 667 (i).

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Puttee, Mr. A. W.-Con.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6643 (iii).
Dom. Elections Act Amt. B 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com. (compulsory voting), 13572 (vi).
Fair Wage Schedule on Govt. Contracts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7159 (iii).
Grain Blockade in N.W.T.: See ' Ry. Transportation.'
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9120 (iv); in Com. on B., 11281 (v).
Immigration, Accommodation for Settlers, 1126
(i).

Inadequate Inspection, on M. for Sup.,
6567 (iii).

 Provision for Settlers on Trains, &c. (remarks) 866 (i).
Labour : See 'B. C.', 'Can. Foundry,' 'Conciliation,' 'Fair Wage,' ' Ry. Labour B., 'Supply, -Civil Govt.', ' Workmen,'&c.
Labour Troubles in B.C., on M. for Com. of Sup. (remarks) 950 (i).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks) 2509.
North Pole Expedition, Aid to Capt. Bernier, &c. (remarks) 12819 (vi).
Post Offices in Cities, Stmnt. of Revenue and Expenditure, &c. (Ques.) 666 (i).
Preston, Mr., and Interference in Can. Labour Affairs : See ' Immigration, Inadequate Inspection.'
Public Printing and Stationery B. 182 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4207 (ii).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 6263 (iii), 8136 (iv).


Subsidies B.: 
Cornwall Road P.   O.@: , Revenue, &c. (Ques.) 667 (i). Workmen on G. T. P.Ry., Construction, Protection to, &c. (remarks) in Com. on B. 235, 11281
(v).
Reid, Mr. J. D., *S'. Grenville.
Alert, Str., &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12900 (vi).
Alexandria Wood Export Co. (remarks) in Com-of Sup., 12924 (vi).
Bank Failures since Confederation, &c. (Ques.) 6435 (iii).
Bonding Privileges with U.S., 12761 (vi).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5060 (ii).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 5112 (ii).
Cardinal Canal, Toll Collector (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12929 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com. on Res., 12336, 12546 (v).
Clergue Co., Reorganization and Govt. Interference (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14098 (vi). Cornwall Canal, Electric Lighting (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14134 (vi).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to
Com. on Privs. and Elections, 13277 (vi).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costi(fan) to Com. of Sup., 787 (i).
civ-

Reid, Mr. J. D.-Con.
I C. R., Locomotive Contract: Bee ' Locomotives.'
Judges of the Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 10759 (v).
Kingston and Brockville Channel, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5919 (iii).
Kingston Locomotive Works and Tenders for I. C. R. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14091 (vi).
Laehine Canal, Electric Lighting (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14140 (vi).
Litigation Expenditure, Fees (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12910 (vi).
Locomotive Contracts re I.C.R. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14091 (vi).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 201 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 5419 (iii).
Montreal Locomotive Works (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).
Morrison, Mrs., Claim re Property (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14104 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 10825 (v).
Public Works Dept, and Transfer to Mr. Pre-fontaine, 2645 (ii).
Public Works let by Tender, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14095 (vi).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 6208, 6296 (iii).


Donj.   L@: 17 (Sir William Mvlock) in Com., 2924 (ii).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11487, 12295 (v).
Schell, Mr.: See 'Alexandria,' &c.
Stewart, Mr., Supt. of Murray Canal, 12927, 14146 (vi).
Supply:
Agriculture (census enumerators) 4820 (ii). Canals- - Chambly (land damages) 12908 ; (landing wharfs) 12908 ; (tow paths) 12906 ; Cornwall (electrical equipment) 14134; (enlargement) 12896 ; Farran's Point (enlargement) 12898 ; Galops (dam) 12608 (vi); (deepening) cone., 8374 (iv); (enlargement) 12899,14141; (north channel) 12899, 14142; Generally (operating expenses) 12924 : (repairs. &c.) 12924; (salaries) 12934 ; (surveys, dredging, &c.) 12900 : (toll collectors) 12929 ; Grenville (guide pier) 12909 ; Laehine (electrical equipment) 14142; (enlargement, &c.) 12903; (masonry walls) 12)106: Lake St. Francis (dam) 14152; Lake St. Louis (hydrographic survey) 12904; Miscellaneous (engineers, &c., salaries) 12910; (litigation expenses) 12911: Rapide Plat (enlargement) 12898 ; Sault Ste Marie (construction) 12904 ; Welland (Port Colborne, entrance) 12902; Williamsburg (gate-lifter) 14149; (overseer's house) 14150 ; (scow) 14154 (vi).
Customs (salaries for overtime) 13984 (vi).
Dom. Lands (Banff, bath house) 13956 (vi). Excise (salaries re C. S. Act) 13967 ; (salaries, Prescott) 13968 (vi).
Fisheries (Hurley, J. M., inspector) 5129 (ii), 5281 ; (intelligence bureau reps.) 5277 ; (steamers, B.C.) 5278 (iii).	|
Reid, Mr. J. D.-Con,
Supply-Ccm.
Indians : Ont. (Dr. Secord) 6332; (medical attendance) 6332 (iii).
Inland Revenue (excise inspections) 5364;
(Keilty, Mr., Appnmt.) 5365, 5378(iii). Legislation (voter's lists) 5276 (iii).
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, repairs, &c.) 4047, 4091, 5042 (ii).
Post Office (Doyle, Mr.) 5928 ; (Ottawa Supply Co.) 5936, 6153; (postmasters' arrears of salaries) 5923 ; (salaries) 5927 (iii).
Public Works : Buildings-Ont. (post office), 530 (i).
Docks (Montreal dry dock) 2988 (ii). Harbours and Rivers-Generally (dredges, repairs) 2626 (ii); B.C. (Columbia river) 1455; Man. (Dauphin lake) 1448 (i); N.B. (Arsenault, Capt., damages to schooner) 13231; Ont. (Depot harbour, breakwater) 13239 (vi); (dredging plant) 2671 (ii); (Petawawa narrows) 1442 (i); (Prescott, dredging) 5916 (iii); (transfer to Marine dept.) 2645 (ii); (Wolfe Island, dredging) 1442 (i), 13252; P.E.I. (dredging plant) 13319 (vi); Que. (Hull wharf) 5901 (iii); (Sabrevois wharf) 13485 ;( Sacre-Coeur wharf) 13479 (vi); (St. Louis river) 13475 (vi); (Valleyfield dredging) 5905 (iii). Miscellaneous (Ottawa river surveys) 13344. 13347 ; (transportation commission) 13364
(vi).
Roads and Bridges (Ottawa, Dufferin, &c.) 13321 (vi).
Slides and Booms (Gatineau river) 2977;
(Upper Ottawa Improvement Co.) 2975 (ii). Telegraph Lines-Mar. Provs. (Deer Island andEastport) 13325 (vi) ;Que. (Marconi, Chateau Bay) 13326 (vi) ; (Marconi stations) 2991 (ii).'
Quarantine (diseased immigrants) 5492; (Gross*-Isle, supplies) 5497 (iii); (small pox) 5012 (ii); (trachoma epidemic) 5493 (iii).
Railways: I. C. R. (bridge strengthening) 3702 (ii); (Canso ferry service) 14094 ; (Connolly's claim, &c.) 14i03; (general vote) 12874; (Grand Nai rows bridge protection) 14095 (vi);
(Levis accommodation) 3703 (ii); (New Glasgow, freight shed) 14096; (rolling stock) 14100; (Scotia, salvage) 14107; (steel rails) 14099; (Windsor station) 14097 ; P. E. I. (Hillsborough, bridge) 12839, 14108 ; (Murray Harbour branch) 12833, 14123 (vi).
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Amt. (Mr. Tarte) to Com. of Sup., 4884 (ii).
Telephone Service in the H. of C. (remarks) 5088 (ii).
Transportation Commission, in Com. of Sup., 13364 (vi).	.
Williamsburg Canal, Electric Light, &c. (remarks) 14136 (vi).

Collector's Salary (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 12934 (vi).

Supt. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12927
(vi).
Richardson, Mr. M . K., & Grey.
Art Gallery, Can. Collection of Paintings, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13513, 13517 (vi).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7378 (iii).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) in Com., 7465 (iii).



Richardson, Mr. M. K.-Con.
Budget, The, 1946 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzjxitrick) in Com., 7504 (iii).


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com. (compulsory voting), 14415 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Pets, rc, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs, and Elections, 13274 (vi).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) to Com. of Sup., 761 (i).
Immigration, Inadequate Inspection, on M. for Com. of Sup., 6573 (iii).
Lands available for Settlers in B. C., &e. (Ques.) 4836 (ii).
Mint Building, Progress, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14244 (vi).
Railway Accidents, Investigation into (remarks) 1339 (i).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14343 (vi).

General Policy, &c. (remarks) in Com. on
Res., 14345 (vi).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11000, 11525 (v).
Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in * Com., 6472 (iii).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, Ac. (Can. Exhibit, Imp. Institute) 13509 (vi); (exhibitions) 4602; (Japan exhibition) 4635; (St. Louis exhibition) 4602 (ii).
Civil Govt.: Justice (salaries) 212 (i).
Dom. Lands (buffalo herd, &c.) 6790 (iii). Fisheries (close season, investigation, &c.) 13649 (vi).
Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7776, 7778
(iV).
Lighthouse and C'Kist Service (Marconi stations) i3640 (vi).
Militia (pay and allowance) 13428 (vi).
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, supplies) 4087 (ii).
Public Works: Buildings, Ont. (Clinton P. O.) 521; (Durham) 506; (Ottawa, Rideau Hall), drainage) 647 (i); (Wingham, P. O.) 13122 (vi).	.
Harbours and Rivers, N. B. (Caraquet, wharf) 1173; N. S. (Drumhead, breakwater) 1086; (Lunenburg, harbour) 1107 (i); Que. (Chateauguay river) 3210 (ii); (Grande Vallee, pier) 1534 (i); (Seven Islands, wharf) 13479 (vi).
Miscellaneous (Ottawa river surveys), 13350 (vi).
Robinson, Mr. Jabel, W. Elgin.


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4226 (ii).
Bananas imported into Can., Value, &c. (Ques.) 1198 (i).
Budget, The, 1825 (i).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5064 (ii); in Com. on B., 5426 (iii).
Cattle Embargo in G.B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 384 (i).
Cattle Guard Commission Rep., Publishing, &c.
(remarks) 14758 (vi).

See ' Ry. Act.5


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6645 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3085 (ii).
Divorce Court, on prop. Res. (Mr. Charlton) 573 (i).	[DOT]


Dorn.   E@: 
Retiring Allowance B.: 243 (Mr.*FYtepatrick) in Com. on Res., 8069, 8372 (iv).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8198 (iv).
McCraney, Mr. W., Letter re Legislation (read) 5362 (iii).
Mail Delivery, Free, Establishment, &c. (remarks) 14011 (vi).

See * Rural.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 223 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 6452 (iii). Parliament, Delay in Convening (remarks) 14855 (vi).
See 'Sessions.'


Penny Banks Establishment B.: 

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Robinson, Mr. Jabel.-Con.
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Coin, on Res., 14431 (vi).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11523 (v).
Rural Mail Delivery, Establishment of (Ques.) 285 (i).

See 'Supply-Post Office.'

See * Mail. '
Seeds Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 7224 (iii).
Session of the House, Date of Meetings, on M. (Mr. Boyd) 473 (i).

See 'Parliament.'
Steel Bounties : See 'Iron.'
Stock Exchange Speculations, on Amt. (Mr. Bou-rassa) to Com. of Sup., 7035 (iii).
Supply :
Arts, Agriculture, dr. (Can exhibit at Imp. Institute) 13511 (vi).
( ivil Govt.-Inland Rev. (wood alcohol) 239 (i). Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7763 (iv). Lighthouse and Coast Service (gas lights) 13636 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G.B.) 7584 ; (Can. and S. Africa) 7752 (iv). Post Office (free mail delivery) 14011 (vi).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers, N.B. (Campbellton wharf) 1165 (i); N.S. (Breton's Cove) 13164 (vi).
Timagami Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14431 (vi).
Robinson, Mr. James, Northumberland, N.B. Aluminum, Oxide of, Imports into Can. Ports, &c. (Ques.) 1035 (i).
Bauxite, Tons, Imports into Can. for 1902 (Ques.) 1678 (i).
Roche, Mr. Halifax.


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Contract with Allans, &c. (Ques.) 7091 (iii).

Delay by Govt., &e., on Amt. (Mr. Borden,
Hfx.) to Com. of Sup., 14185 (vi).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6964 (iii).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7312 (iii).
Budget, The, 1891 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12358 (v); on M. for 33, 13945 (vi).
Roche, Mr. W. -Con.
Civil Servants and Interference in Elections, on Amt. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) to Com. of Sup., 3197 (ii).
Fishing Industry in N.S., Accommodation, &e., (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13157 (vi).

See ' Privilege.'
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5194 (iii).
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9553 (iv). Immigration, Inspection, &c., on M. for Com. of Sup., 6557 (iii).
Inverness Ry. and Coal Co.'s Subsidy, in Com, on Res., 14336 (vi).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7952 (iv).
Privilege. Ques. of, re N.S. Fishermen on 'Out-skirt of Civilization,' &c., 13373 (vi).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14336 (vi).
Supply :
Civil Govt. : Marine and Fisheries (salaries) 13066 (vi).
Fisheries (dog-fish pest) 13650 (vi).
Immigration ^agencies, salaries) 6667 ; (agents, &c ) 6835; (trachoma, inspection, &c.) 6667 (iii).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (Sable Island, Marconi service) 13648 (vi).
Militia (pay and allowance) 13394 (vi). Miscellaneous (Petersen, 'late & Co.'s deposit) (5958 (iii).
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers-Mar. Provs. (dredging plant) 13319; N. S. (Breton's Cove) 13157 ; (Chezzetcook, breakwater) 13217 (vi).
Quarantine (small-pox), 5020 (ii).
Roche, Mr. W. J., Marquette.
Agricultural Implements, Rebate for 1901-2 (Ques.) 3803 (ii).
Automatic Grain Weighers in N.W.T., Rep. of Inspector, &c. on M. (Mr. Stewart) for Ret., 850 (i).
Autonomy to N.W. T. Govt., on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) to Com. of Sup., 13905 (vi).

Sec 'N.W.T. B. 255.'
Budget, The, 1876 (i).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4996, 5109 (ii).
Cattle Embargo in G.B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 402 (i),
Civil Servants, Interference in Man. Elections (amt.) to Com. of Sup., 3141 ; Neg. (N. 71 ; Y. 22) 3206 (ii); (notice of motion) 3126 (ii). Crow's Nest Pass Coal Lands, Applications, &c. (Ques.) 12217 (v).
Dom. Lands, Man. and N.W.T., Sale, Prices paid, &c. (Ques.) 816 (i).
Ewart, Mr., and Adress to Judge Perdue, 11071, (v).
Govt. Appnmts. of Members, &c. (Ques.) 3632
(ii).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections 13278 (vi).
Immigrants, Accommodation for Settlers, Par. in Winnipeg Telegram, 1121 (i).
Jerome, Martin, M.P.P., and Man. Elections, &c. (Ques.) 5321 (iii).
Jonasson, Mr. S., Emplymt. by Govt., &c. (Ques.) 1198 (i).
Land Sales, Winnipeg, Purchasers, &c. (Ques.) 1858 (i).

See 'Dom.\ 'N.W.T. Grazing,'&c., 'Saskatchewan.'
McDonnell, Geo., Lease of, Grazing Lands, &c. (Ques.) 8330 (iv).
Man. and N.W.T. School Land, Sale, Amounts paid, &c. (M. for ret.*) 706 (i).
Man. Judgeship, Delay in Appnmt. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 214 (i).
Members appointed to Govt. Positions (M. for ret.*) 3805 (ii).
Members appointed to Offices, &c., Inquiry for Ret., 9582 (iv).

(Ques.) 3632 (ii).
Myers, Appnmt. as Judge in Man. (Ques.) 285 (i). Nesbitt, Man., Postmaster Watson as Lib. Candidate (Ques.) 1196 (i).
N.W.T. Grazing Lands, Lease to Geo. McDonnell (Quer.) 8330 (iv).
N.W. T., Govt. Subsidy B. 256 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 12323 (v).

Senate Representation : See ' Senate. '
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake & Saskatchewan Ry. Co., Land Grants, &c. (M. for O.Cs., &c.*) 2338 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Allan SS.: Service, Reduction in Sailings from St. John (remarks) 14080 (vi).


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Petersen's Deposit (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6983 (iii).
See 'Supply-Mail Subsidies.'


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7327 (iii).
British Members of Parlt., Visit to Mar. Provs. (remarks) 2105 (i).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 2u7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5080 (ii); in Com. on B., 5435 (iii).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B., in Com. on Res., 4991 (ii).
Cattle Embargo in G. B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 396 (i).
Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res., (Mr. * Bickerdike) 841 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock in Com. on Res., 12504 (v); in Com. on B., 13825 (vi). '
cviii

Ross, Hon. Wm. -Con.
Civil Service Act (superannuation) Amt. B. 49>
(Mi.Fielding) in Com. on Res., 594 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com.
on Res., 3065 ; in Com. on B., 4015 (ii).
Divorce Court, on prop. Res. (Mr. Charlton) to Com. of Sup., 575 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 309 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 22 i (Mr. Prifontaine) in Com,, 6897 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5198 (iii), 7884 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9583 (iv). Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costiyan) 772 (i).
Immigration, Inadequate Inspection, on M. for Sup., 6576 (iii).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7942 (iv).
Judges' Retiring Allowance B. 243 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8371 (iv).
Labour Troubles in B. C., on M. for Com. of Sup. (remarks) 955 (i).
Letter Carriers, See., in Com. on Post Office B., 5660 (iii).
Markland, Scbr., Seizure, on M. for Com. of Sup. (remarks) 5994 (iii).
Masters and Mates Certificate B. 226 (Mr. PnS-fontaine) in Com. on Res., 6545 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 6646, 7503 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. (cigarettes) 10754 (v).


Dorn.   E@: cix
Russell, Mr. B.-Con.
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4385 (ii).
Cattle Guards : See ' Ry. Bill 21.*


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Good Shepherd Reformatory B.: 199 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4841 (ii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 7869 (iV).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7321 (iii).
Budget, The, 2025 (i).
C. A. R. Section-Men's Strike (remarks) 2303 (i).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Loan B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 4401 (ii).
Dom. Elections Act (compulsory voting) Amt. B. 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 14419 (vi).
Dundonald, Earl, Telephone Mess, re Scottish Demonstration (remarks) 10536,10744 (v).
Glengarry Scottish Demonstration re Tel. Message to Lord Dundonald (remarks) 10536 (v).
Privilege (ques. of) re Govt. Purchases, 5416 (iii).

See 'Alexandria.'

Correction in Press (remarks) 14855 (vi).

See 'N.W.T, B. 259.'
Barr Colony and Mr. Haultain's Speech, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 6371 (iii).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7329, 7357 (iii).
Calgary and Edmonton Ry. Mortgage Deed, Deposit, &c. (Ques.) 13024 (vi).

See 'Qu'Appelle,' &c.
Campaign Literature and Mail Bags, Complaint, &c. (remarks) 14220 (vi).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Guarantee B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com. on Res., 4387, 5102 (ii); in Com. on B., 5786 (iii).
C. P. R. and Car Shortage in N.W.T. : See ' Ry. Transportation,' &c.
C. P. R. (Kirkellaand Elkliorn) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14497 (amt.) 14501 (vi).
C. P. R. (Medicine Hat) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. Res., 14504 (vi).
Century Life Ins. Co., B. 175 (Mr. Morrison) in Com., 5583, 6201; (amt.) 5360 (iii).
Civil Servants, Interference in Elections, on Amt. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) to Com. of Sup., 3164 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3056 (ii).
Dime Novels : See 'Weekly Publications.' Engineers, Marine, Certificates to: See ' Masters and Mates. '
Fire Guards along Rys.: See 'Ry. Bills '
Frank Disaster, N.W.T. (remarks) 2100 (i). Freight Rates, Govt. Control: See * Ry. Rates.' Fyfe, Mr. : See 'Grain Weighing, &c., 'Supply- Excise.'
German Goods, 'Teapot,' Importation, &c. (remarks) in Com. on Customs Act Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) 3056 (ii).

(Ques.) 5322 (iii).
Grain Blockade in the N.W.T.: See ' Ry. Transportation,' &c.
Grain Weighing Scales in Man. and N.W.T.
(remarks) in Com. on B. 188, 4202 (ii).

See ' Automatic. '
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 10173 ; Grafters,' 10189 ; in Com. on B., 10710, 12276 (v).

See 'Rys.', &c.
Land Titles Amts, to N.W.T. Bill: See 'N.W.T. B. 25!).'
Lumber Combines, N.W.T., Investigation, &c. (Ques.) 6168 (iii).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6048 (iii).
See ' Supply-Post Office. '


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See ' Qu'Appelle,' &c., 'Privilege,' &c.
Parliament, Date of Convening (remarks) 14855 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. 5863, 5870 (iii).
Preference Tariff re German Goods (Ques.) 5322 (iii).

See 'German,' &c.
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Osier) re Western Rys., 10530, 10533 (v).

See 'Qu'Appelle.'

re 'Lowering Tone of Debates,' &c., 14583,
Provincial Autonomy to N.W.T.: See 'Autonomy.'
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Co.'s Contract, 'Grafters,' &c. (remarks) on G.T. Pacific Bill, 10189 (vi).
Scott, Mr. W. Cod.
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake, &e., Mortgage, Regulations re Deposit, &c. (Ques.) 13024 (vi).

Man. and N.W.T., Area reserved and
patented, &c. (Ques.) 2307 (i).

Area unpatented, &c. (Ques.) 2583 (ii).

Govtl. Action rc Selection, &c. (Ques.)
4831 (ii). f
See ' Lands,' &c.	' Railway Subsidies in
Land,' &c.
Ry. Rates, Govt. Control (remarks) in Com. on , Res., 14503 (vi).


Railway Subsidies B.: 270 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14407 (vi).
Ry. Subsidies in Land and Money in N.W.T. and Man. (Ques.) 1077 (i).

cxi
Scott, Mr, W. Con.
Wright, A. W., Amounts paid to (Ques.)'811(5
(iv).
Sherritt, Mr. J., N. Middlesex.


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4246 (ii).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5463 (iii).
Cattle Embargo in G. B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 393 (i).
Census Expenditure, on Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13737 (vi).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costiyan) to Com. of Sup., 787 (i).
Parkhill Mail Contract, Remuneration, &c. (Ques.) 1594 (i).
Supply :
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers, Ont. (Goderich, breakwater) 13242 ; (Grand Bend, pier) 13239 (vi); (Port Colborne) 3373; (St. Joseph's wharf) 3387 (ii).
Quarantine (hog cholera) 5506 (iii).
Railways: I. C. R. (Toionto stockyards) 8317
(iv).
Sifton, Hon. Clifford (Minister of the Interior) Brandon.
Alnwick Band, Mississaga Indians, Claims, &. (Ans.) 6895 (iii).
Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 5965 (iii).
Autonomy to N.W.T. : See. 'Provincial.'
Barr Colony and Mr. Haultain's Speech, on M. for Com. of Sup., 6355, 6375 (iii).
See 'Supply-Immigration,' &c.
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Guarantee B. 209 (Mr . Blair) in Com., 5606, 5793 (iii).
Dokis Indian Reserves, Complaints re trespassing (Ans.) 7915 (iv).


Donj.   L@: (M.) dropped, 13444 (vi). Doukhobors, Loan to by Govt. (Ans.) 5587 (iii). Estimates, Suppl. (remarks) re one-fifth Vote, 6408 (iii).
Fire Guards : See ' Ry. B. 21.'
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 8617 (iv).
* Immigration Expenditure for 1902-3 (Ans.) 6269 (iii).

Ret. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6947 (iii).
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Co., Ret. laid on Table, 7297 (iii).
Sec 'Supply-Dom. Lands.'
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5784 (iii).
Saskatchewan Land Co., on Inquiry for Ret., 7108 (iii).
Sand, Indian Boy, adopted by Mr. Johnstone (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6413 (iii).
Scotch Labourers, Return to Old Country (remarks) 7206 (iii).
Supply :
Dorn. Lands (Banff, roads and bridges) 6788 ; (boundary delimitations) 6790 ; (buffalo herd) 6790 ; (commissioner's salary) 6765; (halfbreed schools, salaries) 6773; (homestead inspectors) 6766 ; (homestead lands) 6787 ; (inspector's expenses) 6766; (irrigation, &c.) 6764 ; (military asylum pensions) 6788 ; (roads, &c.) 6772; (Long Lakeland Saskatchewan ry. surveys) 6940; (surveys, &c.) 6758, 6939 ; (swamp land expenditure) 6927 ; (Toulon road) 6927; (tree culture) 6774; (Winnipeg office) 6767 ; (Yoho Park roads, &c.) 6790 (iii).
Geological Survey (Bell, Dr., appnmt.) 6816 ; (coal, Sudbury) 6824 ; (geologist, international boundary survey) 6825 ; (instruments purchased) 6820 ; (plans, plottings, &c.) 6826 ; (surveys, exploration, &c.) 6815 (iii). Immigration (agencies, salaries, &c.) 6658; (Barr colonists) 6696 ; (Cory, W. W., &c.) 6854 ; (Devlin, Mr., successor) 6732; (Ellis, Dr., inspector) 6702; (expenditure) 6615; (general expenses) 6827 ; (homestead entries) 6704 ; (Lake St. John Col. Co.) 6888; (mechanics, &c.) 6833 ; (medical inspection) 6695, 6851 ; (Murray, agent, Scotland, cor., &e.) 6827 ; (Ritchie, IJ.S. agent) 6849 ; (tents, &c.) 6849; (trachoma) 6695; (U. S. agents) 6848 ; (White, Mr. W. J., expenses) 6733, 6853 (iii).
Indians: B. C. (Clayoquot school) 7269 ; (fishing, &c., investigation re) 7265 ; (reserves, sale of, &c.) 7267 ; (salaries) 7257 ; schools, &c.) 7254, 7260 ; (Songhees, removal, &e.) 7258 ; (travelling expenses) 7262 (iii).
Generally (agency inspectors) 6425 ; (chiefs' salaries) 6410 ; (general vote) 6425 ; (land fund) 6415 ; (legal expenses) 64l6 ; (medical attendance) 6421; (Robinson treaty payments) 6410 ; (Stewart, E., extra expenses) 6416 ; (survey reserves) 6411 (iii.)
Man., &c. (agricultural implements, &c.) 6422; (medical attendance) 6329, 6350
[DOT]	(iii)-
See ' N.W.T.' &c.
Mar. Provs. (schools) 6409 (iii).
N. B. (St. John river, pet., &c.) 6352 (iii).
N. S. (seed grain relief) 6417 (iii).
N.W.T. (Elkhorn school) 6348; (supplies, &c.) 6422 (iii).



CX11 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Sifton, Hon. Clifford -Con.
Supply-Con.
Indians-Con.
Ont. (Dr. Secord) 6326, 6344 ; (medical attendance) 6409 (iii).
Ont. and Que. (blankets, clothing, &c.) 6409 ; (medicalattendance)6326; (schools) 6409 (iii).	.
Que. (medical attendance) 6408; (St. Regis lockup) 6415 (iii).
Yukon- Ter. (relief, medical attendance, &c.) 7270 (iii).
Interior (Alaskan boundary commission) 6931; (Amos Barnes, claim) 6922; (assay office, Vancouver) 6799 ; (astronomical observatory) 6791; (astronomical work) 6790 ; (Banff museum) 6927; (Bow River, bridge) 6925 ; (Casca Transportation Co.) 6926; (Howie, F. W., legal expenses) 6795: f Keewatin, govt.) 6797; (Keewatin, lunatics)6798 ; (Liard river, miners) 6926 ; (litigation expenses) 6794; (maps, engraving, &c., N.W.T.) 6800 (iii).
N.W.T. Govt, (additional grant, &c.) 6946; (general expenses) 6888 (iii).	_
. Yukon Govt. ( Kldorado Gusher, expenditure) 6949, 7275 ; (govtl. expenses) 6802; (hospital grant),7291 ; (Lithgow, Mr., controller) 7287; (Middleton, T. W., defalcations, &c.)6931; (roads and bridges) 7283 (iii).
Treadgold Concessions, Corrected Answer, 6803 (iii). -
[Stage Direction]
Free Representations, &c. (Ans.) 5990 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Personnel of Commission re (remarks)
7297 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Telegram re Free Representations, 6427
(iii).
Smith., Mr. E. D., S. Wentworth.
Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4227 (ii).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7364 (iii).
British Journalists and Members, Visit to Can. (remarks) 7488 (iii).
Butter, Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5430 (iii).
Cattle purchased for S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5477 (iii).
Cold Storage : See ' Supply-Agriculture.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Value, &e. (Ques.) 3232 (ii).
Garden Products, Readjustment of Duties, on Amt. (Mr. Leonard) to Com. of Sup., 4770 (ii).
Govt. Business, on M. to take in Mondays, 3708 (ii).
Permanent Corps, Qualification of Officers, &c. (Ques.) 4443 (ii), 6434 (iii).
See ' Royal.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5857 (iii).
Smith, Mr. E. D. -Con.
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3550, 3714,3850 (ii), 0208; (telephones) 5553 (iii).
Ry. Transportation from N. W. T., on Remarks (Mr. Scott) to Com. of Sup., 2469 (i).
Royal Canadian Regiment, Strength, &c. (Ques. .3801 (ii).
See 'Permanent.'
Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 7236 (iii).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture and Statistics (cold storage, &c.) 7086 (iii), 7610, 7655; (creameries, &c.) 7633 (iv); (fumigating stations' 4434 (ii).
See ' Mail Subsidies. '
Customs (receipts, &c.) 3923; (salaries, &c.) 3923 (ii).
Dora. Lands (Banff springs) 6789 ; (boundary delimitations) 6791; (irrigation, surveys, &c.) 6764 ; (tree culture) 6774 (iii).
Interior (assay office, Vancouver) 6799; (astronomical observatory) 6774 (iii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and Australia) 5880 (iii); (Can. and G. B.) 7573 7590 (iv).
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers, N.B. (St. .John river) 5896; Ont. (Midland, dredging)5911 (iii); (Port Colbome) 3373 (ii); Que. (Caeouna, wharf) 5900 ; (Hull, wharf) 5902 (iii).
Quarantine (small-pox) 5032 (ii).
Smith, Mr. R., Vancouver.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Donj.   L@: Ques. of Order re Appeal to Speaker
(ruling) 7342 (iii).

Translation of Bill (remarks) 7468 ; (ruling)
7469 (iii).
Butter, Can., Mr. Preston's Interview, Members remarks checked, 10746 (v).
Campaign Literature and Sessional Messengers (Ans.) 14286 (vi).

See 'Mail Bags.'
Canadian Apples, Packing, &c.,*Members called to Order, 11185 (v).
Cattle Guard Commission, Members remarks checked, 3396 (ii).


Cigarette Prohibition B.: 
Columbia River Improvement B.: 150 (Mi-. Galli-hcr) on Sen. Amts, (ruling) 6847 (iii).
Door-keeper of H. of C., Salary, &c. (remarks) 14115 (vi).
Dundonald, Lord, Telephone Message from Alexandria (ruling) 10536 (v).
Election Petitions, Judge's Reports (notification)
2 (i).
Elevator Accident in House (remarks) 5417 (iii)-
Garden Products, &c., on Amt. (Mr. Leonard) Members remarks checked, 4768, 4779 (ii).
Govt. Business, Precedence on Thursdays, on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 941 (i).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) on M. to ref. back to Com., 4586 (ii).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Deputy Speaker)
and M. (Mr. Maclean) that Com. rise (ruling) 7832 (iv).	,

on Amt. (Mr. Wilrrwt) Ruling, 8067 (iv).
G. T. Pacific B. 235, on Ques. of Order (Mr. ' Monk) that Committee not properly constituted (ruling) 10634 (v).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproulc) re Irregularity of Proceeding, 7727 (iv); (ruling) 12774 (vi).
______Pets, re, on Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproule)
re Irregularity of Proceeding, 13266 (vi).
_______Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to
Com. on Privs. and Elections, Member called to Order, 13271 (vi).

Pets, re, oh Ques. of Order (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) re Affidavits being read (ruling) 14847 (vi).

Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Marcil) 12941 (vi).
Speaker, Mr.-Con.
G. T Pacific B. 235, onQues. of Order, Member reading Speech (ruling) 10250 (v).

Ruling, on M. to receive Pets., &c., 12715
(vi).

re Vote of Mr. Cargill (remarks) 10538 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Use of Rooms in H. of C. (stmnt.) 14565
(vi).

Ques. of Order, on Mr. Taylor asking
Question, 14684 (vi).
See ' Campaign. '


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 232 (Mr. Sifton) on Sen. Amts., 13624 (vi).
Members, New, Certificates of Election (notification) 3 (i).
Members lights to speak, &c. (ruling) 10536 (v).
Mess, from His Ex. (read) 4, 90, 707, 1204 (i), 4957 (ii), 14042, 14662 (vi).
Messengers of House and Mail Bags : Sec 'Campaign.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mount Royal Savings Bank B.: 

CX1V INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Speaker, Mr.- Con.
Petitions received re G. T. P. Ry. (ruling) 12715 (vi).
Petitions re Subsidies, Rejected, 654 (i).
See 'Subsidies.'
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Rules re presenting (remarks) 482 (i).
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Osier) Statement of member must be accepted, 10503 (v).

(Mr. Clancy) re member reading a letter
from Hugh Sutherland, Ruling, 10530 (v).

Mess, from Senate *e Conference on
Amts., 14734 (vi).

on Conference with Senate re its Amts.,
Names of Managers (read) 14740 ; M. to suspend Sittings of Hse., 14740 (vi).

Procedure, Bourinot quoted, &c. 14760 (vi).
Railway Policy of Govt., Member (Mr. Sproule) must not refer to previous Debate, 7121 (iii).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 2 (ruling) 548 (i).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66, on Amt. (Mr. Hackctt) Ruliner, 12432, 12435 (v).
Royal Assent to Bills, Com. from His Ex. (read) 5315 (iii).
See * Bills,' &c.
Rules of the House, on M. (Mr. Demers) to amend, 12216 (v), 13549 (vi).
Russell Electoral Division, Notification of Vacancy, 1023 (i).
St. James Division, Montreal, Judge's Certificates (notification) 1 (i).

Judgment of Supreme Court, (notification)
91 (i).

Vacancy (remarks) 410, 1023 (i).
Stock Exchange Speculations, Members remarks checked, 7044 (iii).
Subsidies for Public Highways, Pets., &c. (ruling) 591 (i).
See ' Petitions.' ,
Speaker, Mr.-Con.
Supply :
Legislation : House of Commons (debates, &c.) 5265 (iii); (debates, amanuenses) 14243 (vi) ; (messengers) 5265 ; ('printing, &c.) 5267 (iii); (salaries, increases) 14112; (sessional clerks) 14113, 14242; (sessional messengers) 14245 (vi); (voters' lists) 5274; Library of Parlt., 5267 ; Senate (contingencies) 5264 (iii).
Telephone Service in H. of C. (remarks) 5088 (ii).
Terrebonne Electoral District, Certificate of Election (notification) 7 (i).
Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for Com., 5555 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 235 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) on Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproule) Ruling reserved, 7727 (iv). [DOT]

See 'G. T. P. Ry.'
Two Mountains Ry. Facilities, Ques. of Order (ruling) 7571 (iv).
Vacancies, Notification, 2 (i).
Winding Ledges Power and Boom Co.'s B. 26 (remarks) 630-1 (i).

on M. to ref. to Private Bills Com. (ruling)
664 (i).
Yukon Telegraph Line, Members remarks checked, 7005 (iii).
Speaker, Mr. Deputy (Mr. P. Macdonald^
E. Huron. .
Anglo-American Cable Co., Irrelevancy of Debate, 13338 (vi).
Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) on Amt. (Mr. LaRivierc) ruling, 5559 (iii).

(ruling) re Notice of Amt., 5970 (iii).
Atlantic and Superior Ry. Co. (ruling) 852 (i).
Atlantic, Quebec and Western Ry. Co.'s B. 28 (Mr..Lemieux) in Com., 1808 (i).
Binder Twine Bounties, Ques. of Order, Remarks checked, 7305 (iii).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.'s B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) in Com., Amt. (Mr. Taylor) read, 7400 ; (ruling) 7401 (iii).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s Guarantee B. 209 (Mr. Blair) Irregularity of Deb. in Com., 5616 (iii).

Members' remarks checked, 4991 (ii).
Canada Permanent and Western Canada Mortgage Co.'s B. 54 (Mr. Osier) in Com., 2303 (i).
Century Life Ins. Co.'s B. 175, on Amt. (Mr. Scott) ruling, 5360 (iii).

on Amt. of Mr. Morrison (ruling) 6199
(iii).
Cigarettes, Prohibition, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickerdike) 843 (i).
Civil Servants, Interference in Elections, on Ques. of Order, 3167 (ii).


Civil Service B.: 257, on Com. on Res., Members' remarks checked, 12338, 12561 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 95, Irrelevancy of Debate, 3262 (ii).



Speaker, Mr. Deputy-Con.	.
Customs Act Amt., Irrelevancy of Deb. (ruling) 3058 (ii).


Dorn.   E@: 3, in Com. (ruling) 910 (i).

(remarks) 13569 (vi).

Amt. (Mr. Campbell) ruled out of order,
14424 (vi).


Dorn.   E@: 15 (Mr. Clancy) (remarks) 1062 (i).
Erie, Ontario Power Co.'s incorp. B. 134 (Mr. German) in Com., 3578 (ii).
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s B. 64, on Amt. (Mr. Bou-rassa) 5170 (iii).

in Com., Members' remarks checked, 7825;
(ruling) 7814, 7826 (iv).

 on Remarks re Par. in Globe (Mr. Haggart),
Irrelevancy of Deb. (ruling) 5894 (iii).
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) Members' remarks checked, 10622, 10640, 11292, 11980, 11987, 12231, 12250
(v).

(amt.) read, 11834 (v).

Two-cent rate (ruling) 12235 (v).


Lead Bounties B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208, Irrelevancy of Debate, 5868 (iii).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: 21 (ruling) on Amts., 6220, 6272, 6311
(iii)	8143 (iv).

Com. from Senate insisting on its Amts.,
14519 (vi).

Discussion re Private Bill (ruling) 6106
(iii).

on Amt. (Mr. Maclean) re Telephones
(ruling) 5548 (iii).

Members' remarks checked, 57 67 (iii).
Ry. Act (govt, supplies) B. 258 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., Members' remarks checked 12982 (vi).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 2 (ruling) 551 (i).
Representation in H. of C. B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 12293 (v).

Irrelevancy of Debate, 10966 (v).

Members' remarks checked, 11617 (v).

Ques. of Order, 11470, 11474 |v).

Ques. of Order (Mr. Lennox) 11710 (v).
St. Chrysostdme Ry. Co.'s B. 158 (Mr. Brown) in Com. (remarks) 7771 (iv).
Seeds, Inspection B. 200, Members' remarks checked, 6478 (iii).

(remarks) 7215, 7218 (iii).
Skinner's Pond (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13445
(vi)
Hi
Speaker, Mr. Deputy-Con.
Suppi.t :
Civil Govt.-Justice (ruling) 209 (i); Public Works (remarks) 5824 (iii).
Fisheries: Members' remarks checked, 5294, 5296 (iii).
Immigration (observance of rules) 6862 ; (quoting from speeches) Ruling, 6870-6874 ; Re marks re Discussion, 6708, 6724, 6854 (iii). Inspection of Staples (binder twine) Members' Remarks checked, 7778 (iv).
Interior (Liard River miners) remarks, 6926 (iii).	[DOT]
Militia (stores branch) Amt., 3609 (ii).
Ocean and River Service (members' remarks checked) 4043 (ii).
Post Office (irrelevancy of debate) 5954 (iii). Public Works: Buildings-Generally (ruling) 516
(i). N.B. (Oampbellton) Members'Remarks checked, 13043, 13052; Ont. (ventilation of Chamber) 13010; (Wingham, P. 0.) 13120 (vi). Harbours and Rivers: Generally (irrelevancy of debate) 2638, 2669 (ii). N. S. Members' Remarks checked, 13171 (vi). Ont. (Bayfield, pier) 1189 (i). Que. (irrelevancy of debate) 2270 (i). Members' Remarks checked, 3367 (ii).
Railways: P.E.I. Ry. (M.) to reduce Vote. 7539 (iii).


Sydney Harbour Commission B.: , in Com. on Res. (ruling) 12306 (v).
Telegraphic Systems, P.E.I., in Com. of Sup., Members' Remarks checked, 13330 (vi).
Toronto and James Bay Ry., on Ques. of Order (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) (ruling) 14360 (vi). Transportation Facilities, Irregularity of Debate (ruling) 3470 (ii).
Sproule, 'Mr. T. S., E. Grey.
Adjournment of Hse., Procedure re (remarks) 6630 (iii).
Alaskan Boundary Commission, Refusal of Can. Commissioners to sign the award (remarks) 14402 (vi).
Alien (restriction) Labour Act Amt. B. 106 (Mr. Charlton) on M- for 2a, 2388 (i).
Allan Line Steamers, Rate of Speed (remarks) 13672 (vi).
Alliance Bank of Canada incorp. B. 212 (Mr. Russell) in Com., 7473 (iii).
Anthrax in Cattle, Par. in Newspapers (remarks) 10102 (v).
Assiniboine River and Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 6846 (iii).


Atlantic Fast SS.: 

CXV1 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Con.	>
Barr Colony and Mr. Haultain's Speech, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 6394, 6400 (iii).
Bass River (N.S.) Light (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14249 (vi).
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fieldimg) in Com. on Res., 7314, 7384 (iii).
Binder Twine Bounties, &c., on Ques. of Order, 7307 (iii).
Binder Twine Inspector's Rep. (M.) for Distribution, 13789 (vi).	[DOT]
Binder Twine, 8th Rep, of Com. on Ag., on M. to cone., 14043 (vi).

Opinion of Min. of Jus. re Mr. Haycock's
Powers, 14047 (vi).
See 'Supply-Justice, Penitentiaries.'


British Cable News Service B.: Govt. Legislation, *fec. (remarks) 1350 (i);
6352 (iii).

on M. to take in Mondays, 3711 (ii).

Ry. Resolutions, &c. (remarks) 11422 (v).
See 'Govt.'
Butter Adulterations, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5054; in Com., 5422 ; (amt.) 5430 (iii).
Campaign Literature : See ' Mail Bags.'
Can. Associated Press Despatches : See ' British Cable,' &c.
Canadian Bridge Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14510 (vi).


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5596, 5616 (iii).
C. P. R. (Kirkella to Elkhorn) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14501 (vi).
Canadian Telephone and Telegraph Co.'s incorp.
B. 189 (Mr. Birkett) in Com., 7484 (iii). Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5555 (iii). Canals, Tonnage Dues, Abolition of (Ques.) 874
(i)-
Casey, Mr., and Archives, 13505 (vi).
Cattle Embargo in G. B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 376 (i).

Par. in Ottawa Citizen, 14054 (vi).
Cattle purchased in S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5473 (iii).
Census of 1901, Cost, &e., on M. for Ret., 290 (i). See ' Pub. Accts.'
Census Expenditure, &c., on Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13710, 13721 (vi).
See ' Supply-Agriculture.'
Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Con.
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 175 (Mr. Morrison) in Com., 5360, 5584 (iii).
Chateauguay and Northern Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14486 (vi).
Cigarettes, Prohibition, on prop. Res. (Mr. Biek-erdike) 843 (i).

See ' Criminal Code B. 215.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 7491, 7501 (iii); (cigarettes) 10748 (v). Cumberland Coal and Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14507 (vi).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com., 4010 (ii).
Debates, Official, 6th Rep. of Com., on M. (Mr. Champagne) to cone., 9350 (iv).
Discriminating Freight Rates re Ocean Vessels (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13688 (vi).
Dom. Atlantic Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14337 (vi).


Dorn.   E@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3010, 3026 (ii). Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14342 (vi).
Embargo on Cattle : See ' Cattle. '
Erie, Ontario Power Co.'s incorp. B. 134 (Mr. German) in Com., 3226, 3580, 3751 (ii).
Ewart, Mr., Address to Judge re Treadgold Commission, &c. (remarks) 11072 (v). Expropriation Act Amt. B. 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 296 (i).
Fast Atlantic: See 'Atlantic.'
Fitzgerald, W. W., Homestead Pre-emption (M-for cor.) 289 (i).
France and Can. SS. Subsidy B. 252 (Sir Richard Cartwright) in Com. on Res., 10811; in Com. onB., 12299 (v).
Franking of Provincial Documents, 14036 (vi). Freight Rates: See 'Rys.,' 'Discriminating,' &c. Geological Survey, Maps: See ' Maps. '
Germans in Canada, Recruiting for Naval Service (remarks) 8717 (iv).
German Tariff Cor., Papers laid on Table (remarks) 1460 (i).	_
) Govt. Business, &c. (remarks) 13547 (vi).

Precedence on Thursdays, on M. (Sir
Wilfrid Laurier) 940 (i).

Ques. of Order, re Irregularity of Introduction of B., Speaker's ruling asked for, 7726 (iv), 12774 (vi).

' Hansard ' Reporters not reporting Com.,
Mr. Speaker's ruling asked for, 10633 (v).

(M.) that Com. rise, 10633 (v).

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections, 13268, 13273 (vi).

on M. (Mr. Talbot) re Pets., Ques. of
Order, 13266 (vi).

See 'Ry. Policy.'
G. T. I'. Bill 235, Distribution to Members (remarks) 8919 (iv).
Halifax Elevator (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12825 (vi).
'Hansard' Reporters not reporting Com., Mr. Speaker's ruling asked for, 10633 (v).
Haycock, Mr., Inspector of Binder Twine, Authority to Inflict Penalties, Opinion of Min. of Jus., 14044 (vi).
' Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid by Can., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 679

See ' Barr. '
Imperial Defences, and prop. Res. of Lord Rosebery (rent arks) 410 (i).


Insolvency B.: 
Retiring Allowances B.: 243 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8103, 8371 (iv); on Sen. Amts., 14290 (vi).
Kingston Penitentiary, Contracts rz Groceries, &e. (Ques.) 10100 (v).

See 'Supply-Justice, Penitentiaries.'
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on 1 Res , 14490 (vi).
Lake St. John Ry. to La Tuque, Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14487 (vi).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8201 (iv).
Librarians of Parlt. B. 267 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 13832; in Com. on B., 14299 (vi). Lt. Governor of Ont,, Appnmt. of Administrator, on M. for Com. of Sup,, 121 (i).

(remarks) 663, 1206 (i).
Loan Companies, Extension of Powers B. 24 (Mr. Thompson) in Com., 2351 (i).
Lumber Combine in N. W. T. (remarks) 1587 (i). Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Complaints re (remarks) 14225 (vi).
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14397 (vi).
Maps, Printing for Geological Survey (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).

See	'Supply-Geological.'
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co.'s incorp. B. 131 (Mr. Mclsaac) in Com., 5097 (ii), 5359 (iii).

See ' Supply-Lighthouse,' &c,
Martineau, Inquiry for Papers, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3898 (ii).

See 'Supply-Militia.'
Matane and Gaspe Ry. Subsidy, in Com on Res., 14484 (vi).
Meaford, Ry. to Wharf, &c. (remarks) 14507 (vi). Midway to Vernon Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14496 (vi).
Militia Force, Condition, &c., on M. (Mr. Thompson) 5715 (iii)


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 10825 (v).


Penny Banks Establishment B.: 198 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 10797 (v).
Pilotage Act (Montreal and Quebec Districts) Amt. B. 261 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com. on Res., 12782; in Com., 13630 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Post Office Savings Banks B.: 220 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6814 (iii).
Preferential Trade, Offer of Can. Govt, to G.B. (remarks) 3219 (ii).
Press Despatches from G.B.: See 'British,' &e. Prime Minister, Congratulations re twenty-five years as Member (remarks) 11690 (v).
Private Bills, Extension of Time (remarks) 2396
(i); 4958 (ii); 10490 (v).

* Notices, &c., on M. (Mr. Demerit) to amend
Rules; Amt. (Mr. Clarke) 13548 (vi).
Privilege, Ques. of, Par. in Ottawa Citizen (Mr. Fisher) 5314 (iii).
Sproule, Mr. T. S.- Con.,
Privilege, Ques. of, Par. in Ottawa Journal (Mr. Lennox) re Visitors to Corridors, 11563 (v).

on M. (Mr. Fielding) for Com. re Senate
Amts., 14520 (vi).

Ques. of Order re (Mr. Campbell) 6105 (iii).


Labour Disputes B.: 17 (Sir William, Mulock)
on M. for 2", 2557 (ii).
Railway Appropriations voted by Parlt., Transferred to other Appropriations, 14060 (vi).
Railways constructed without Govt. Aid, Man. and N. W.T. (Ques.) 8487 (iv).
Ry. Mail Clerks, in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5667 (iii).
Ry. Policy, Announcement by Govt, (remarks) 6426 (iii).	,

on M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to adjn.
Hse., 7118 (iii).
Ry. Rates, Control by Govt., Sec. 6 of Res. (remarks) 14502 (vi).
Ry. Subsidies by Provs., Amounts toeachProv., &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14484 (vi).
Ry. Subsidies, General Policy (remarks) in Com. on Res., 14363 (vi).

(inquiry) 11422 (v).

Payments of, &c. (remarks) 14513 (vi).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 225 (Mr. Pre-fontaine) in Com. on Res., 6542 (iii).
Steel Rails, Clergue's Contract, &c. (remarks) in Com. ot Sup., 14097 (vi).
Stock Exchange Speculations, on Amt. (Mr. Bou-rassa) to Com. of Sup., 7046 (iii).
Supply :
Bill 218 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 6171 (iii).

(remarks) re one-fifth vote, 6408 (iii).
Arts, Agriculture, the. (Acadian historical data) 13506; (archives) 13503; (Can. exhibit at Imp. Institute) 13511 (vi); (census schedules) 7054 ; (census, total cost) 7053 ; (cold storage) 7637; (creameries) 7636 (iv) ; (fumigating stations) 13502 ; (Toronto industrial exhibition) 13051; (tuberculosis, aid to Can. association) 13517 (vi).
Canals (Galops rapids, deepening, &c.) 8396
(iv); Sault Ste. Marie (coaling facilities) 7561 ; (construction) 7560 (iii).
Charges of Management (Dorn, notes, printing) 14252 ; (public debt) 14254 (vi).
Civil Govt. : Aud. General (promotions) 14256 4yi); Customs (salaries) 319 (i); Geological Survey (Low, Mr., salary) 13771; (salaries) 13770,13771 (vi); High Commissioner's Office (salaries) 13772 (vi); Indian Affairs (salaries) 282 (i); 13760 (vi); Interior (salaries) 13762 ; (Mines branch, salaries) 13764 (vi); Labour Dept, (salaries) 7151 (iii) ; Marine and Fisheries (contingencies) 342 (i); (salaries) 13663 (vi); N.W. Mounted Police (salaries) 13761 (vi); Public Works (architect's salary) 13499
Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Civil Govt.-Con.
(salaries) 13500 (vi); Railways and Canals (2nd class clerk) 14055 (vi); (salaries) 333 (i); Sec. of State (clerks' salaries) 14254 (vi). Customs (contingent expenses) 3782, 3787, 3901; (inspectors, preventive service, &c.) 3952; (preferential tariff) 3932; (stationery, &c.) 3964 (ii).
Dom. Lands (Banff, roads and bridges) 6788; (boundary delimitations) 6791 ; (commissioner's salary) 6765 ; (inspectors' expenses) 6766 (iii); (maps, printing, &c.) 14272; (salaries, outside service) 13772 (vi); (surveys, &c.) 6759 (iii); (surveys, plans, &c.) 13777 (vi) ; (tree culture) 6779 (iii).
Excise (analysts. &c.) 5393 ; (inspectors' salaries) 5381; (liquor analysis) 5396 (iii).
Fisheries (Bayfield, str.) 5279, 5293 (iii); (fish hatcheries) 13660 (vi); (salaries) cone., 6069; (steamers, construction, &c.) 5296 (iii) ; (steamers, new) 13659 (vi); (U. S. licenses,
[DOT]	&c.) 5309 (iii).
Geological Survey (coal discovery, Sudbury) 6824 ; (exploration, &c.) 6822 (iii) ; (maps, lithographing, &c.) 13778 (vi); (plans, plottings, &e.) 6827 (iii).
Govt, of N. W. T. (registrars, &c.) 13787 (vi). Immigration (agencies, salaries) 6658 ; (Ellis, Dr., inspector) 6702 ; (expenditure) 6616 (iii); (general expenses) 2300 (i); (trachoma, &c.) (5843 (iii).
Indians: B.C. (medical attendance) 13785 (vi); (schools, medical attendance) 7255 (iii) ; (steam launch) 13787 (vi).
Generally (agency inspectors) 6425 ; (general vote) 6425 ; (legal expenses) 6418 (iii).
Man., &c. (agricultural implements, &c.) 6422 ; (medical attendance) 6351 (iii) : (agricultural implements) 13782; (industrial schools) 13784; (medical attendance, Dr. West) 13784; (surveys) 13784; (triennial clothing) 13783 (vi).
N. W. T. (supplies) 6422 (iii).
N. S. (medical attendance and medicines) 6421; (seed grain, relief, &c.) 6417, 6420 (iii).
Ont. (Dr. Secord) 6327 (iii).
Ont. and Que. (Doncaster reserve road) 13780 (vi); (medical attendance) 6327 (iii); (Rama indians, roads, &c.) 13781; (roads, repairs) 13779 (vi).
Que. (St. Regis lockup) 6416 (iii).
Yukon (relief, medical attendance, &c.) 7270 (iii).
Inland Revenue (Bourassa, Mr., guarantee policy) 5407 ; (Ferguson, Mr., legal services! 5412 (iii).
Interior (assay office, Vancouver) 6799 ; (astronomical observatory) 6791; (Keewatin govt.) 6797 ; (Keewatin lunatics) 6798 ; (litigation expenses) 6794; (telescope for observatory) 6792 (iii).
Justice, Administration of: B.C. (Judges' travelling allowance) 3400 (ii).
Exchequer Court (salaries) 3406 (ii). Generally (executions, expenditure) 3401
(ii).
N.W.T. (Supreme Court judge) 14258 (vi). Ont. (Nipissmg judgeship) 14258 (vi). Supreme Court (library) 3404 (ii).
Yukon (Eilbeck, sheriff) 3414 (ii) ; (law library) 14267 (vi) ; (living allowance,
[DOT]	judges) 3411; (living allowances, officials) 3411 (ii).



Sproule, Mr. T. S. -Con.
Supply-Con.
4	'
Hail ways -Con.
(iv); 14100; (St. John accommodation) 12823 ; (sidings, additional) 14055 (vi); (steel rails, &c.) 5000 (ii); 14097 (vi); (Toronto stock yards) 8317 (iv).
P.E.I. (Hillsborough bridge) 12829, 12838, 14117 (vi).	...	.
Yukon Govt, (administration, &c.) 13367 (vi); (Eldorado Gusher) 7277 ; (hospital grants) 7291 ; (roads and bridges) 7283 (iii).


Supreme Court Registrar B.: 268 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14308, 14403 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com. on Res., 12304 (v).
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Amt. (Mr. Tarte) to Com. of Sup., 4908 (ii).
Tilsonburg and Lake Erie Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14385 (vi).
Timagami Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14430 (vi).
Tobin Co. and Trois Pistoles Ry. Subsidy (remarks) 14462 (vi).
Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 9425 (iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See 'G.T.P. B. 235.'
Transportation Commission, in Com. of Sup., 13363 (vi).

Govt. Policy re, on M. for Com. of Sup.,
3442 (ii).

Par. in Montreal Herald rc Mr. Prefontaine's Speech (remarks) 865 (i)

See Rys.,' &c.
Treadgold Commission, Par. in Dawson newspapers (remarks) 11070 (v).


Judges Retiring Allowances B.: Sutherland, Hon. James-Con.
Bay of Quinte Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14436 (vi).
Beanharnois Electoral District, Representation and Independence of Barit. Act, on M. to ref. to Priv. and Elections Corn., 7103 (iii).
Blind River Wharf, Contracts, Plans, &c. (Ans.) 1298 (i).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co. 's incorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) in Com., 6656 (iii).
Bruce Mines and Algoma. Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14439 (vi).
C. P. R. car 001, Improvements to, &c. (Ans.) 14282 (vi).
C. P. R. (Kirkella to Elkhorn) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14498 (vi).
Canadian 'J ransportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5885 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com. on Res., 12502 (v).
Desjardins, Camille, Appnmt., Salary, &c. (Ans.) 3537 (ii).
Digby Port, Wharf Extension, &c.(Ans.)2101 (i).
Dredges at Midland, Capacity, &c. (Ans.) 5317
(iii).
Dredges, New, Cost, Capacity, &c. (Ans.) 1856 (i).
Dunnville Dredging: See ' Grand River.' .
Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14342 (vi).
Electric Lighting of Buildings, Ottawa (Ans.) 3235 (ii).
Electric Lighting of Chamber, Change of Lamps, &e. (Ans.) 816 (i).
See 'Supply-Pub. Works, Bldgs., Ottawa.'
Emerson Mail Service, &e. (Ans.) 5321 (iii).
Eureka, Str., Loaned by Govt. (Ans.) 14285(vi).

on Personal Explanation (Mr, Tarte)
14687 (vi).
Fielding, Dredge, Plans for Construction, See. (Ans.) 14283 (vi).
. Fishing Industry in N. S., Accommodation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13156 (vi).
Floating Lighthouses, Applications from Captains, &e. (Ans.) 666 (i).
Fuel Contracts, Interest on unpaid Accounts (Ans.) 5318 (iii).
Gananoque and Brockville Channel, Dredging, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13320 (vi).
GeologicalMuseum, Construction (Ans.) 11188 (i).
See 'Supply-Pub. Works, Bldgs., Ottawa.'
Georgian Bay Canal (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13345 (vi).
Govt. Business, Precedence on Thursdays, on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 941 (i).
Grain Blockade in N. W.T.: See ' Ry. Transportation. '
Grand River, Dredging at Dunilville, &c. (Ans.) 12498 (v), 13027 (vi).
Sutherland, Hon. James-Con.
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5154, 5233 (iii), 7856 (iy).
*

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Maclean) 7815 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10593, 11202 (v).
Harrison, Mr., Resignation as Inspector of Fisheries (Ans.) 288 (i).
Immigrants at Quebec, Medical Inspection, Ac. (Ans.) 5318 (iii).
Imperial Building, Ottawa, Govt. Occupation, &c. (Ans.) 3803 (ii).
I. C. R. Supplies B.: See 'Ry. Act B. 258.' International Dredge Leased by Govt. (Ans.) 12218 (v).
Isle of Orleans, Cable : See ' Submarine.'
James Bay Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14444 (vi).
Jerome, Martin, and Man. Elections, Ac. (Ans.) 5321 (iii).


King Edward VII.: , Portrait: See 'Portrait.' Lake Superior Ry. (Peninsula Harbour) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14505 (vi);
Larkin, Capt. W. S., Charges against (Ans.) 2922 (ii).
L'Assomption Post Office, Site, Ac. (Ans.) 3230 (ii).
Le Canada and L. J. Latour re Circular issued, Ac. (Ans.) 1033 (i).
Listowel Post Office (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13124 (vi).
Lobster Packing Factory in N. S. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13151 (vi).
Lotbiniere and Megantic Ry. Co. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13495 (vi).
Loy : See ' Beauharnois.'
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14397 (vi).
Mara, Rama, Ac., Flooding of Lands, on M. (Mr. Grant) for Reps., 2764 (ii).


Marine Engineers B.:: See ' Steamboat, ' Ac. Martineau Commission Report, and Fire Protection : See ' Ottawa,' &c.
Medical Examiner at Quebec of Immigrants (Ans.) 3536 (ii).
Midland Water Front, Lease to Pratt A Co.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5751 (iii).
Mint Building, Establishment, Ac. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 344 (i), 14244 (vi).
Mint, Canadian, Erection of (Ans.) 10955 (v). Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B. (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 4457 (ii).
Montreal Harbour Sheds, Plans, Ac. (Ans.) 14282 (vi).
Napanee Post Office, Rental, Ac. (Ans.) 1594 (i). Nepean Point, Ottawa, Improvement, Ac. (Ans.) 11829 (v).
Nepigon Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14395 (vi).

cxxiii
Sutherland, Hon. James-Con.
Ottawa Buildings, Leases and Rentals for Govt.
(>dices, on M. (Mr. Sproule) for Ret. re, 589 (i). 

 Fire Protection, Rep. re Martineau Investigation, etc. (Ans.) 4674 (ii).

See ' Supply-Pub. Works, Tel. Lines,'
&c.
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Osier) re * Grafters ' and Western Rys., 10511 (v).
Public Works Act Amt. (B. 193) Tin., 3970 ; in Com., 4221 (ii).
Public Works, Deptl. Report (presented) 6 (i). Public Works Employees, Dismissals, Promotions, &c., on M. for Ret. (Mr. Leonard) 1058
*	(i).
Public Works, Amount expended by Govt, in Provs. (Ans.) 1197 (i).
Quebec Harbour Pier, Contract, Ac. (Ans.) 3972
(ii)	.

Construction of, Ac. (remarks) 2238 (i).
Racette, Vital, Purchase of Land, Ac. (Ans.) 3231 (ii).	.
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3559 (ii),

supplies for I. C. R. Amt. B. 258 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 12959 (vi).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: Printing of Evidence re (remarks) 11423
(v).
Richelieu River Inundations, Ac. (Ans.) 10496 (v). Roseau River Reserve, Sale of Lots (Ans.) 5320
(iii) .	.
Rural Mail Delivery, Establishment (Ans.) 285 (i). St. Andrews Rapids, Bridge Construction (Ans ) 14284 (vi).

Contract, Completion, Ac. (Ans.) 288 (i).

Expiration of Contract (Ans.) 10490 (v).
Sutherland, Hon. James-Can.
St. Boniface, Money Order Branch, Closing (Ans.) 5321 (iii).
St. Lawrence Channel: See 'Gananoque,' 'Supply -Harbours and Rivers, Quebec.'
St. Mary's River Ry. Co.'s B. 139 (Mr. Oliver) in Com., 4590 (ii).
St. Mary's River Ry. (Galt Road) Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14496 (vi).
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Dredge, Sinking in Lake Ont. (Ans.) 5587 (iii).
Skinner's Pond (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13446
(vi).
Sorel Wharf, Cor., tire., on Inquiry for Papers, 2302 (i).

See ' Supply-Public Works, Harbours
and Rivers, Quebec.'
Springhill, N.S., Explosion in Dom. Building, Report re (read) 13257 (vi).



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Mar, Provs. (renewals, &c.) 422 (i).
N.B. (Campbellton P.O.) 13037 (vi); Dom. buildings) 421 (i); (Fredericton, military buildings) 13041 (vi); (Marysville) 5841 (iii); (Moncton P.O.) 13038 ; (Newcastle, improvements) 13038 (vi); (Riehibucto) 412 (i); (St. John, drill hall) 13042 (vi); (St. John, immigrant shed, &c.) 412 (i), 13040 (vi); (St. John, quarantine water service! 414, 486 (i), 13041; (Traeadie Lazaretto) 13038 ; (Woodstock, armoury) 13039 ; (Woodstock P. O.) 13041 (vi).
N. S. (Antigonish, post office) 13034 (vi) ; (Arichat) 5827 (iii); (Digby) 13034 (vi); (Guysborough) 5830 (iii); (Halifax, building) 411 (i); (Halifax, custom house) 13031; (Halifax, immigration shed) 13033 (vi); (Lawlor's Island, quarantine station) 412 (i); (Middleton, armoury) 5841 (iii) ; (North Sydney, post office) 13035; (Springhill, repairs) 14247; (Sydney Mines) 13028; (Sydney, post office) 13035 (vi).	.
N.W.T. (court-houses, &c.)958 (i); (Edmonton jail) 13129 (vi); (Macleod, courthouse) 959 (i); (Moosejaw P.O.) 13130; (Prince Albert court-house) 13129 (vi); (Red Deer, court-house) 960; (renewals, &c.) 959 (i); (Strathcona Horse barracks) 13130(vi); (Yorkton, court-house) 961 (i).
Ont. (Alexandria P.O.) 487 ; (architects) 524 (i): (Belleville, armoury) 13082 (vi); (Bowmanville) 508 (i); (Brantford, drill hall) 13108 ; (Bridgeburg, P.O.) 13113 (vi) ; (Clinton P. 0.) 518 ; (Cobourg armoury) 640 (i); (Cobourg, P.O.) 13118 (vi); (Beseronto) 5842 (iii); (Deseronto, P.O.) 13112 (vi); (Dom. buildings, re newals) 636 (i); (Fort William) 636 (i) ; (Guelph, armoury) 13083 (vi); (Guelph P.O.)637(i); (Hamilton, building) 13113 (Hawkesbury, P.O.) 13119; (Kingston, barracks) 13il8(vi); (Kingston military stables) 638 (i); (Kingston, military school) 5842 (iii), 13094; (Kingston, military college stables) 13117 (vi); (London drill hall) 641 (i); (London, magazine) 13115 (vi); (Orillia, caretaker) 1016 (i); (Oshawa, P.O.) 13110; (Picton, P.O.) 13113 ; (St. Catherines, drill hall) 13106;
* (St. Mary's, P.O.) 13109; (Sault Ste. Marie, B. O.) 13107; (Sarnia, P.O.) 13118; (Stratford, armoury) 13125 ; (vi); (Toronto, branch post office) 5920 (iii); (Toronto custom-house) 648, 958 (i); (Toronto, drill hall) 13115; (Toronto examining warehouse) 13118 : (Toronto, military buildings) 13086, 13115 (vi); (Toronto, post office) 956 (i), 5842 (iii); (Toronto P.O., addition) 13096 ; (Toronto postal station) 13112 (vi); (Toronto, rec. gen.'s office, (vault) 5842 (iii); (Toronto, renewals, &c.)956; (Toronto Junction, post office) 650 (i); (Windsor, P.O.) 13113; (Wingham, P.O.) 13120; (Woodstock, armoury) 13125; (Woodstock, P. O.)
13108 (vi).		
Ottawa (additional land) 353 (l); (additional rooms, H. of C.) 13006 (vi); (astronomical observatory) 342 (i); (bacterio-,	logical laboratory) 5842 (iii); (census
building) 991 (i); (coal sheds) 13115 (vi);
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Buildings-Con.
Ottawa-Con.
(electric lighting) 988 (i); (electric light; ing, transformers) 5843 (iii); (elevators-1012 (i), 13115 (vi); (furniture, &c.) 973_; (geological museum) 352 ; (grounds) 1015; (heating, &c.) 1008 ; (light, maintenance) 974, 1012; (Major's Hill park) 1015 (i); (paving, tar macadam) 13119 (vi); (postoffice, elevator) 5844 (iii); (post office, improvements) 13117 (vi); (rentals, &c.) 989; (Rideau Hall, drainage) 647; (Rideau Hall, light, &c.)1005; (Rideau Hall, maintenance) 995 (i); (Rideau Hall, repairs) 13087 (vi); (Royal Mint) 344 (i) ; (steel shelving) 13087 (vi); (telephones) 1013 (i) ; (ventilation of chamber) 13011 (vi); (Victoria museum) 365
(i), 14243; (Western Block, heating) 13087 (vi).	„
P. E. I. (Charlottetown, armoury) 13035; (Charlottetown, Dom. building) 13036
(vi).
Que. (Acton Vale P.O.) 13059 (vi); (Grosse Isle) 425 ; (L'Assomption) 427 ; (Levis) 431 (i); (Levis, P.O.) 13053,13055; (Lon-gueuil, P.O.) 13070; (Magog, P.O.) 13081 (vi); (Montmagny) 5841 (m) ; (Montmagny, P.O.) 13066; (Montreal, barracks) 13076 (vi); (Montreal, examining warehouse) 433 (i), 13058; (Montreal, P.O.) 13067; (Montreal, postal stationj 13081 (vi); (Montreal, renewals, &c.) 437 (i); (Quebec, citadel) 13053; (Quebec, citadel drill shed) 13056 ; (Quebec, drill hall addition) 13077; (Quebec, hospital for trachoma) 14245: (Quebec, marine stores) 13053 ; (Quebec, military buildings) 13054; (Quebec, military iron foundry) 14247 (vi); (Quebec, renewals, &c.) 422 ; (St. Hyacintne) 439 (i); (St. Hya-cinthe, drill hall) 13067; (St. John's examining warehouse) 13069; (St. John's P O.) 13059 ; (St. Louis de Mile-End, P.O.) 13080 ;[DOT] (Sherbrooke, drill hall) 13079; (Terrebonne, P.O.) 13059 (vi) ; (Thetford Mines) 441 (i); (Three Rivers, custom house), 13080; (Three Rivers, heating, &c.) 13069 (vi); (Valleyfield, P.O.) 443 (i).
Yukon (White Horse, P.O.) 13133 (vi).
Docks (commission's rep.) 2983 (ii); (Kingston graving dock) 13023 (vi); (Levis graving dock) 2979 (ii). _
Dredging (vessels repairs) 2612 ; (dredges, new, Que.) 2674 ; (Ont. and Que. dredging plant) 2671 (ii).	,	. .
Generally (transportation facilities) 3.36o
(ii), 13024 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, B.C. (Anderson Lake) 1451 (i); (Arrow Lakes) 13304 (vi); (Columbia river) 1451 (i), 13304 ; (dredging plant, &c.) 13311 (vi); (Esquimalt, graving dock) 5919 (iii); (Fraser river, improvements) 13305 ; (Hardy Bay, wharf) 5916 (iii), 13305 (vi); (Mr. Sinclair's dismissal) 1451; (Quatsmo, wharf)
13305	; (Victoria Harbour, dredging)
13306	; (Williams Head quarantine wharf) 13306 (vi).
Generally, 13308 (vi); (new dredges) 2673 ; (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2633; (trans-jiortation facilities) 3365 (ii), 13024 (vi).
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Man. (Dauphin lake) 1448 (i); (dredging) 2665 (ii) ; (dredging plant) 13311 (vi); (Gimli, wharf) 1450; (Gull Harbour, wharf) 1448 ; (Hnausa, wharf) 1448; (Lake Francis outlet) 1449 (i); (Manitoba, dredge) 13311 (vi); (Manitoba Lake)
1449	; (repairs, &c.) 1448 (i); (St. Andrews Rapids) 3354 (ii) ; (Selkirk, wharf)
1450	(i); (snag boat) 2673 (ii) ; (White Mud, dredging) 1450 (i).
Mar. Provs. (dredging plant) 2665 (ii); (dredging, &c., salaries) 13309 (vi); (hydraulic dredge) 2612 (ii), 13312 (vi); (repairs, &c.) 1185 (i).
N. B. (Alma Pier) 1184 ; (Anderson's Hollow) 1163 (i) ; (Arsenault, Capt., damages, &c.) 13231 (vi); (Bay du Yin) 1164 (i); (Black Brook) 13228 (vi); (Campbellton, wharf) 1164 (i); 13005, 13229; (Campo-bello, breakwater) 13228; (Cape Tour-mentine) 13228 (vi) ; (Caraquet wharf) 1173 (i) ; (Chatham, lightship) 13231 ; (Cocagne wharf, damages, &c.) 13231; (Dalhousie wharf) 13233; (Dipper Har-Ixnir, breakwater) 13233 ; (Grand Manan, breakwater) 13234 (vi); (Great Salmon River) 1177 (i) T (Hopewell Cape, wharf) 13233 (vi); (Lord's Cove, wharf) 1177 (f); (Miscou, wharf) 13234 (vi) ; (Negro Point breakwater) 1181 ; (Oromocto, wharf) 1181 (i) ; (Petit Rocher) 13234 ; (Pointe du Chene) 13235 (vi) ; (Richi-bucto wharf) 1177 (i); 13235 (vi); (St. Andrews wharf) 5894 (iii) ; (St. John harbour) 1183 ; (St. John river wharfs) 1178 ; (St. John tributaries) 1177 (i) ; (Shippegan harbour) 1183 (i).
N. S. (Abbot's Harbour) 13141; (Abram's wharf) 13141 (vi); (Amagandus wharf) 1068 (i); (Arichat) 13217 (vi); (Bailey's Brook, wharf) 1072 (i); (Baxter's, breakwater) 13142 ; (Bayfield, wharf) 13141 ; (Benoit's Cove) 13143 ; (Berlin, breakwater) 13180 ; (Big Harbour, wharf) 13143 (vi); (Big Pond, wharf) 1072, 1073 (i); (Breton Cove) 13151 (vi); (Bridgewater, dredging) 1074 (i) ; (Cariboo island, causeway) 13179 ; (Chegoggin, pier) 13179; (Cheticamp, wharf) 13179 (vi) ; (Cheverie breakwater) 1078 (i) ; (Chezzetcook, breakwater) 13217 (vi) ; (Church Point, breakwater) 1078 (i) ; (Cow Bay, breakwater) 1078 (i) ; 13178 (vi); (Digby pier) 1083 (i); (Donald's Head, breakwater) 13179 (vi); (Drumhead, breakwater) 1083 (i); 13179 ; (Duncan's Cove, wharf) 13179 ; (East Bay, wharf) 13180 (vi); (Economy, wharf) 1087 (i); (Finlay Point) 13181 ; (Five Islands, wharf) 13180 (vi); (Fort Lawrence, pier) 1087 (i); 13181 ; (Freeport, pier) 13182 (vi); (Friar's Head, harbour) 1087 (i) ; (Frudes Point, wharf) 13180; (Gabarouse, breakwater) 13182 ; (Georgeville, wharf) 13198 (vi); (Glace Bay) 1087 (i); (Glace Bay, wharf) 13184 (vi) ; (Grand Etang, entrance) 1095 ; (Grand Narrows, wharf) 1094 (i), 13198 (vi) ; (Grand River, entrance) 1094 (i); (Granite Village, pier) 13182 (vi); (Green Cove, harbour) 1100 (i); (Hall's harbour) 13198 (vi); (Hawk Point Inlet, channel) 1102; (Herring
Sutherland, Hon. James- Con.
SurPLY-Con.
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Harbours and Rivers-Con.
N. S.-Con.	.
Cove, breakwater) 1102 (i); (Indian harbour, wharf) 13199 ; (Iona, harbour) 13200 (vi); (Janvrin's Island, wharf) 1102 (i) ; (Jeddore, wharf) 13179 (vi) ; (Judique, breakwater) 1103 (i); (Ketch, harbour) 13202 (vi) ; (Kingsport, pier) 1103 (i), 13202; (L'Ardoise, breakwater) 13201 (vi); (Larry's River, breakwater) 1104 ; (Lin-gan Beach) 1105 (i); (Livingstone Cove) 13200 ; (McKay's Point, wharf) 13201 ; (McNutt's Island, beach) 13201; (Main-a-Dieu) 13201; (Malagawatch, channel) 13203; (Malignant Cove) 13201 (vi); (Margaree, wharf) 1133 (i); (Margarets-ville, breakwater) 13202; (Melbourne, wharf) 13203 (vi) ; (Meteghan Cove) 1133 (i); (Middle river, dam) 13202 ; (Morrison's point, wharf) 13203; (Musquodo-boit, harbour) 13202; (Necum Teuch, wharf) 1137 (i), 13203 (vi); (Neil's Harbour) 1139; (New Campbellton, wharf) 1142 ; (New Harbour) 1144 (i); (Noel, wharf) 132'*4; (Ogden's Pond) 13204; (Oyster Pond) 13204; (Parrsborough, landing) 13205 ; (Pembroke, breakwater) 13205 (vi); (Petit du Grat, dredging) 1146 (i) ; (Pickett's, pier) 13205 (vi) ; (Pietou, light beach) 13205 (vi) ; (Poirier-ville, wharf) 1146 (i), 13205 ; (Porter's channel) 13206 (vi); (Port George, breakwater) 1146 (i), 13210 ; (Port Greville, breakwater) 13210 (vi); (Port Hastings, wharf) 1146; (Port Hawkesbury) 1146 (i); (Port Hood, pier) 13206; (Port Howe, wharf) 13210; (Port Latour, breakwater) 13210; (Port Maitland) 13211 ; (Port au Pique, wharf) 13211 ; (Prospect, wharf) 13205; (Pugwash, landing) 13205 ; (St. Ann, wharf) 13203 ; (Sable Island, East End) 13180 (vi); (Sandy Cove, breakwater) 1149 (i) ; (Scott's Bay) 13211 (vi); (Short Beach) 1149 (i); (Skinner's Cove) 13213 (vi) ; (South Ingonish, wharf) 1149 (i); (Spry Bay) 13213 ; (Summerville, wharf) 13213 ; (Swim's Point, wharf) 13211; (Sydney, quarantine wharf) 13213 ; (Tenecape, breakwater) 13213 (vi); (Tiverton, breakwater) 1150 (i); (Victoria, beach wharf) 13213; (Wallace, harbour) 13216 (vi); (Washabuck Centre, wharf) 1150 (i); (Wedge Point) 13217; (Wentworth, wharf) 13216 (vi) ; (West Baccaro, channel) 1150 (i); (West Bay, wharf) 13217 ; (White's Cove, breakwater) 13217; (Windsor Harbour, sheer dam) 14248 ; (Wolfville, wharf) 13217 ; (Yarmouth, bar) 13218 (vi).
N. VV.T. (repairs, &c.) 1450 (i).
Ont. (Amherstburg, dredging) 1185 (i) 13235 (vi); (Barrie wharf) 1187 (i); (Barry's Bay) 13236 (vi); (Bayfield pier) 1188 ; (Belle Riviere) 1192 (i); (Blind River, wharf) 13235 (vi); (Bowmanville pier) 1352 (i); (Bracebridge, wharf) 13236 {vi); (Bronte, harbour) 1354 (i) ; (Bronte improvements) 13236 (vi); (BruceMines) 5911 (iii); (Burk's Falls) 1358 ; (Burlington channel) 1359 (i), 13237 (vi); (Cobourg, repairs) 5909 (iii); (Collingwood improvecxxvi
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ments) 13239; (Couch iching, Lake Sim-coe) 13252; (Cumberland wharf) 13238; (vi); (Depot harbour) 1359 (i), 13239 (vi) ; (general repairs) 1369 ; (Goderich harbour) 1365 (i), 13240; (Gore's wharf) 13244; (Grand Bend, pier), 13239 (vi); (Kaministiquia river) 5825 (iii); (Kingsville) 13244 (vi); (Lake Temiscamingue wharf)1376(i); (Leamington, wharf) 13246; (Little Bear Creek) 13245; (Little Current) 13245 (vi); (Midland, dredging)5909 (iii); (Midland, harbour) 1376 (i), 13246 (Oakville pier) 1376 ; (Orillia wharf) 1377
(i)	; (Ottawa River) 13251 (vi) ; (Owen Sound, harbour) 1377 (i) ; (Parry Sound wharf) 13248 ; (Petewawa narrows) 1425, 1442 (i), 13251 (vi); (Pickering harbour) 1377 ; (Point an Baril route) 1365 (i) ; (Point Edward) 13249 (vi) ; (Port Arthur) 3341 (ii), 13012; (Port Burwell) 13249 (vi); (Port Colborne) 3368 (ii); (Point Edward, dredging) 1377; (Port Elgin, dredging) 1424 ; (Port Hope pier) 1425 (i); (Port Perry) 13249 ; (Port Stanley) 13249 (vi); (Prescott, dredging) 5915 (iii);(Riviere aux Puces) 1425 ; (Rondeau harbour) 1427 (i); (Rosedale, wharf) 13250 (vi); (St. Joseph, wharf) 3382 (ii); (Sault Ste. Marie) 13253 (vi) ; (Southampton harbour), 1428 ; (Sturgeon Falls, wharf) 1431 (i); (Sydenham river) 13250 ; (Thes-salon, breakwater) 13254 (vi) ; (Thorn-bury harbour) 1432 ; (Toronto harbour)
1433	(i); (Toronto, Magann & Phinn claim) 13255, (Toronto, pier) 13255 (vi); (Trenton, dredging) 1434 (i); (Victoria harbour) 13255 (vi); (Wendover wharf)
1434	(i) ; (Wiarton wharf) 13256 (vi) ; (Wolfe Island dredging) 1443 (i), 13252
(vi)-	.
P.E.I. (Aitken's wharf) 1159 (i); (Beach point) 13218 (vi); (Belfast, pier). 1153 (i); (Canoe Cove) 13218 ; (Cape Traverse, survey) 13219 (vi); (Cascumpec, harbour) 1153 (i); (Cove Head, channel)
13222	(vi) ; (Cove Head, harbour) 1155 ; (creosoted timber) 1155 (i); (dredging) 13310 ; (dredging plant) 13313 (vi); (Gas-pereaux, harbour) 1155; (Higgin's shore pier) 1159 (i), 13222; (Lewis point, pier) 13223; (North Cardigan) 13223 (vi); (New London) 1160 (i); (New London, channel)
13223	(vi); (piers, repairs, &c.)1161(i); (Point Prim, wharf) 13223; (Richmond Bay) 13223 ; (Skinner's Pond) 13309 (vi); (Souris Knight's Point) 1162 (i); (Summer side, breakwater) 13224 (vi); (Suin-merside, harbour) 3367 (ii) ; (Tignish breakwater) 1162 (i).
Que. (Anse aux Gascons wharf) 13445 ; (Anse aux Gris Fonds) 13445; (Anse St Jean wharf) 13445; (Barachois de Mal-baie breakwater) 13445 (vi) ; (Batiscan channel) 2280 (i); (Bois Brule pier) 13448; (Bonaventure East, breakwater) 13446 (vi); (Cacouna wharf) 5896 (iii), 13442 ; (Caplan, breakwater) 13448 ; (Chambord, wharf) 13454 (vi) ; (Chateauguay river) 2280 (i), 3208 (ii); (Chateau Richer) 13455 (vi); (Crane Island, wharf) 1513; (Cross
Sutherland, Hon. James-Con,
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Public Works-Con.
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Que.-Con. .
Point pier) 1512 (i); (Desjardins, Allu-mette wharf) 13457 (vi); (Doucet's Landing) 5907 (iii); (Douglastown, isolated block) 13457 (vi) ; (Esquimaux Point) 2278; (Father Point, pier) 1513 (i); (Gatineau River, C. P. R. bridge) 13457; (Grande Riviere, wharf) 13457 (vi) ; (Grande Vallee, pier) 1514-72 (i) ; (Hull wharf) 5901 (iii); (Isle aux Coudres wharf) 2242 (i); (Isle Grosbois) 5902 (iii); (Kam-ouraska, pier) 13457 ; (Lake St. John, dredging) 13459 (vi) ; (Lake St. John, wharf) 2243 ; (Lake Temiscamingue, dredging) 2246; (Laprairie ice piers) 2248 (i), 33460 (vi); (Le Tableau, wharf) 2249 ; (L'lle d'Alma) 2257 (i) ; (Lotbiniere, wharf) 13460 (vi); (Magdalen Islands) 2264 (i) ; (Maguasha, pier) 13461 (vi); (Maria pier) 2265 (i); (Mistook, wharf) 13461; (Mont Louis, wharf) 13461 (vi); (Montreal harbour) 3365 (ii) ; (Murray Bay, wharf) 2266 ; (Newport breakwater) 2277 (i), 13462; (New Richmond breakwater) 13463 (vi); (Nicolet river) 2278 (i); (Nominingue Lake, wharfs) 13460; (Notre Dame du Portage) 13463 ; (Paspebiac landing pier) 13464 ; (Perc£ pier) 13467 ; (Pierreville, wharf) 13468; (Pointe Fortune, wharf) 13468 (vi) ; (Pointe St. Pierre) 2278 (i); (Pointe aux Trembles, wharf) 13468 ; (Port Daniel, wharf) 13468 (vi) J (Quebec, harbour) 3336 (ii); (repairs, improvements) 2241 (i); (Re pen -tigny, wharf) 13468; (Rimouski, pier, &c.) 13468 (vi); (river and bridge works) 5907 (iii) ; (Riviere Jesus, dredging) 13470 ; (Riviere du Loup, harbour) 13476 (vi); (Riviere du Loup, wharf) 2281 (i); (Riviere du Nord) 5907 (iii); (Riviere aux Renards) 2279 (i); (Riviere Verte) 13470 (vi); (St. Alexis Bay) 2289 (i) ; (St. Alphonse, Ha-Ha Bay) 13489 (vi); (St. Andre de Kamouraska, pier) 2290 (i); (Ste. Anne de la Perade, wharf) 13488 ; (Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere) 13489 ; (Ste. Anne de Saguenay, wharf ) 13488; (Ste. Anne de Sorel) 13489 ; (Ste. Famille, pier) 13488; (St. Fidele, wharf) 13493 (vi); (St. Francis, ice pier) 2282; St. Francois, Orleans) 2290 (i); (St. Ful-gence, wharf) 13491; (St. Gedeon Islands, wharf) 13491 ; (St. Godfroi de Nouvelle, breakwater) 13489 (vi); (St. Irenee, wharf) 2291 (i); (St. Jean des Chaillons, wharf) 13495 (vi); (St. Jerome, wharf)
[DOT]	2291 (i), 5909 (iii); (St. Laurent, wharf)
5906 (iii); (St. Lawrence, removal of rocks) 2257 (i); (St. Lawrence ship channel) 3218, 3304 (ii); (St. Louis river) 13473 (vi); (St. Maurice, Grandes Piles) 2286 (i); (St. Maurice River) 5904 (iii); (St. Maurice River, dam) 13491; (St. Michel de Bellechasse) 13494 (vi); (St. Nicholas, pier) 5905 (iii) ; (St. Simeon, wharf) 13493; (Sabrevois, wharf) 13485; (Sacre-Coeur, wharf) 13478 ; (Saguenay, dredging) 13472 ; (Seven Islands, wharf) 13479 ; (Shegawake, harbour) 13479 (vi); (Sorel, wharf) 2291 (i), 3374 (ii), 5921 (iii), 12848, 12869 (vi); (ThreeRivers, wharfs)
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2296; (Touladie River) 2286 (i); (Valley-field, dredging) 2298 (i), 5905 (iii); (Ville Marie, wharf) 14248; (Yamaska lock, dredging) 13498 (vi).
Yukon (Lewes and Yukon river) 13306 (vi).
Miscellaneous : (architect's office) 2747
(ii); (arbitrations and awards) 13339 (vi); (art gallery) 2725; (clerical assistance) 2753 (ii); (Ottawa river, surveys) 13340 (vi); (salaries, engineers, &c.) 2726 (ii), 13340 (vi) ; (surveys, inspections, &c.) 2715, 2720 (ii); (transportation commission) 13362 (vi).
Roads and Bridges: Generally (Bryson, approaches) 13321 (vi); (Dorn." traffic, bridges) 2701 (ii); (Edmonton, flooring) 13323; (Moisie' Post road) 13322 ; (Peace River, pack trail) 13323 (vi).
N.W.T. (Pelly river bridge) 13367 (vi). Ottawa, 2700 (ii); (Ottawa, Dufferin, &c.) 13321; (Union bridges, Ottawa) 13321; Quebec (Bryson) 13321 (vi); (Portage du Fort) 2690 (ii).
Yukon (Trading and Exploring Co.) 5826
(iii).	[DOT]
Slides and Booms (Gagner, Mr., salary) 2976 ; (Gatineau) 2977 ; (generally) 2690 (repairs, &c.) 2978; (St. Maurice slides) 2676; (salaries) 2974 ; (Upper Ottawa Improvement Co.) 2974 (ii).
Telegraph Lines-B.C., 2992(ii); (Alber-m-Olayoquot) 5918 (iii); (Ashcroft-Dawson) 2992 (ii) ; (Kamloops, Nicola line) 13337 (vi); (Quesnel-Atlin branch) 5826 (iii); (Vancouver Island to Salt Springs) 13337; (working expenses) 13368 (vi).
Mar. Provs. (Chatham to Tracadie) 13325; (Deer Island to Eastport) 13325 (vi); (land and cable, Mar. Provs.) 2701 (ii). N.W T., 2991 (ii); (Alexander, Indian agency) 5918 (iii); (Edmonton and Athabasca) 13335 ; (Edmonton, Indian agency) 13334; (Victoria to Andrews) 13335; (Wood Mountain Post) 13335 (vi).
P.E.I. (Marconi system) 13326 (vi); (P.E.I. and mainland! 2988 (ii), 5918
(iii).
Que. (Anticosti, &c.) 5917 (iii) 13325(vi); (Belle Isle) 2712, 2989 (ii); (Bersimis to Godbout) 13332; (Chicoutimi, St. Charles) 13333(vi); (Magdalen Islands) 2714 (ii) ; (Marconi, Chateau Bay) 13326; (Murray Bay, &c.) 13326; (Orleans Island) 13330; (Petite Riviere, St. Agnes) 13334 (vi) ; (Quebec, repairs, &c.) 2711 (ii); (Ste. Anne du Saguenay) 13331 (vi).
Yukon (working expenses) 14041 (vi). Yukon Govt, (administration, &c.) 13367 (vi).
Tilsonburg, Lake Erie and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14381, 14511 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
(remarks) in Com. on B. 270, 14737 (vi).
Timagami Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14428 (vi).
Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) M. to ref. back to Com., 7813 iv).
\
Sutherland, Hon. James-Con.
Toronto Island, Damage by Storms, &c. (Ans.) 5589 (iii).
Toronto to Lindsay, &c., Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14314 (vi).
Toronto Post Office, Contract of Mr. Coleman (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13099 (vi).
Toronto Public Works Employees, Delay of Payment, &c. (Ans.) 5588 (iii).
Translators, Debates, Rent of Office, &c. (Ans ) 2311 (i), 3799 (ii).
Transportation Com., in Com. of Sup., 12854 13362 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Instructions, &e. (remarks) 4120 (ii).
Business transacted, &c. (Ans.)
loU2i (vi).
N.W.T.: See ' Ry. Transportation.'
See ' Supply-Pub. Works, 11 arbours. Que., Sorel,
Treadgold Commission, Par. in Dawson Newspapers (remarks) 11074 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Rep. re (remarks) 13134, 13258 (vi).
Valleyfield P.O.: , Site, Erection, &c. (Ans.) 98 (i).

Tenders re (Ans.) 11187 (v).
"Ventilation of Chamber, &e. (remarks) 4362 (ii) 13011 (vi).
Wharfs, Govt. Policy re Construction, 13156 (vi). Winnipeg City Water B.: See ' Assiniboine.' Woods, J. W., Rental of Buildings, &c. (Ans ) 5764 (iii).
Woodstock, N. B., P. O., Repairs, &c. (Ans.) 672
(i)

on Inquiry for Ret., 4563 (ii).
Yukon Telegraph Line, Management, &c., Complaints re, 7004 (iii).
See: 'Supply-Public Works - Telegraph Lines, Yukon.'
Sutherland, Mr. R. F., N. Essex.
Box Freight Cars, Ladders, &c.: See 'Ry. B.21.' Budget, The, 1860 (i).
Cattle Guards : See 'Ry. B. 21.'
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 175 (Mr. Morrison) M. to refer back to Com., 5959 (iii). Drainage on Rys.: See Ry. B. 21.'
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Courier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9447 (iv). Osier, Mr. and [DOT] Grafters.' -. See 'Privileges.' Privileges and Elections, Sel. Com., 1st Rep. re Mr. Schell (presented) 5511 (iii).
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Osier) Lake Erie and Detroit River Rv., Subsidy, 10520 (v).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., (box-cars, safety appliances, amt.) 6325 ; (cattle guards, amt.) 6220 (iii); in Com. (drainage)4754 (ii).
Schell, J. T., M.P., 1st Rep. of Priv. and Elections Com. re (presented) 5511 (iii).
Supply:
Agriculture (exhibitions) 4623 (ii).
Customs (salaries, &c.) 3909 (ii).
Windsor, Ont., Customs Officers, Overtime &c in Com. of Sup., 3909 (ii).

Talbot, Mr. O. E., Belleehasse.


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7370 (iii).
Campaign Literature and Mail Bags, Govt. Ownership (Ques.) 14286 (vi).
Campaign Literature, Employment of Sessional Messengers (Ques.) 14286 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Pets, re, Authenticity of, (M.)to ref. to
Com. on Privs. and Election*,, 13265 (vi).

Pets., Irregularities, &c., Par. in Montreal
Star, (M.) to adjn., Affidavits, &c., 14845 (vi).

Pets, re (remarks) 12944 (vi).

Sec 'Petitions,' &c.
G. T. Ry. Co., Loans by Govt. (Ques.) 2920 (ii).

 See ' G. T. P. Ry.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 
Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Petersen & Co.'s Deposit (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6981 (iii). Beauharnois Electoral District, Violation of Independence of Parlt. Act, on M. to ref. to Priv. and Elections Com., 7104 (iii), 8025 (iv). Binder Twine Bounties' B. 233 (Mi-. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7303, 7322, 7353 (iii).
Blair, Hon. A. G., Resignation, Par. in Toronto News (remarks) 6751 (iii).

See 'Ministerial.'
Budget, The, 1619 (i).
Cabinet Changes: See ' Ministerial. '
Cable News with G. B. and Can. B. 240 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8235 (iv).


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5602 (iii). [DOT]
Can. Northern Ry., Cor. between Govt, and Mackenzie & Mann (M. for ret.*) 916 (i).
C. P. R. and Car Shortage in N. W. T.: See 'Ry. Transportation. '
Cattle Embargo in G. B., on M. for Com. of Sup., 392 (i).
Chignecto Marine Ry., Settlement, &c. (remarks) 4419 (ii).
Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickerdike) 842 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 7519 (iii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3098 (ii).
Dom. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6447 (iii). Dry Docks Construction Act Amt. B. (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3006 (ii).
Eureka, Str., Personal Explanation, 14687 (vi). Georgian Bay Canal: See ' Ottawa. '
Grain Blockade in N. W. T.: See ' Ry. Transportation. '
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9644 (iv) ; in Com. on B., 10420, 10467 (v).
G. T. R. Transcontinental Ry. (M. for cor.) 447 (i).
Iron and Steel Bounties B, 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7937 (iv).
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. on Sup., 4322 (ii).
Le Canada and Mr. Latour : See 'Postmasters,' &c.

cx xix
Tarte, Hon. J. Israel-Con.
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks) 2504, 2521 (ii).

Settlement, &c., Tel. (read) 2077 (ii).
Loy, Geo. M., and Violation of Independence of Parlt. Act, Rep. of Com. on Priv. and Elections, on M. to cone., 8025 (iv).

See ' Beauharnois. '


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 232 (Mr. Sifton) in Com., 7998 (iv).
Ministerial Changes (explanation) 136 (i).

Par. in Toronto Neivs (remarks) 6751 (iii).
Montreal Dry Dock, Site, &c. (M. for O. Cs. cor., &c.*) 706 (i).
*

See 'Supply-Pub. Works, Docks.'
Montreal Harbour,Commissioners Loan B. (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 4452 (ii).
Montreal Subway Co., O. Cs. Cor., &c. (M. for ret.-*) 705 (i).
, Newspaper Agents and Quebec Postmasters (M.) to adjn. Hse., 14669 (vi.)
Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Rep. of Engineer, &c., on M. (Mr. Murray) for Copies, 1309 (i).
Petersen-Tate Deposit: See ' Supply-Miscellaneous. '
Postmasters in Quebec and Newspaper Agents, &c. (remarks) 14669 (vi).
Public Printing and Stationery Act Amt. B. 182 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4211 (ii).
Public Works Depc. and Mr. Prefontaine: See 'Supply-Public Works, Harbours and Rivers, Quebec.'


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Cora, on Res., 14721 (vi).
Quebec Harbour Improvements, Reps, to Council, &c. (M. for copies*) 706 (i).


Donj.   L@: 

Tarte, Hon. J. Israel-Com.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
Miscellaneous (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2633, 2 45 (ii).
Telegraph Lines (Asheroft-Dawson) 2992 ; (Belleisle station) 2989; (Marconi stations) 2989; (Yukon) 2992 (ii).
Tariff, Govt. Policy (Amt.) to Com. of Sup., 4843, 4875 (ii); (Neg. Y. 50 ; N. 102) 4955 (ii). 

(remarks) 4263 (ii).
Tariff Revision, Inquiry for Cor., &c., 3003 (ii). Trans-Canada Ry. Co. (M. for cor.) 672 (i). Transcontinental Ry., G. T. Pac. Ry. (M. for cor.) 447 (i).

See 'G. T. P. Ry.'
Transportation Commission, O.C., Cor., &c. re Appnmts. (M. for copies) 1324 (i). Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M. for Com. of Sup., 2033, 2926, 3305, 33C9, 3451 lii), 7562 (iii).

See	'Supply-Pub. Works,' &c.
Treadgold Concessions, Appoint, of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Suj>., 4522
(ii) .	. Valleyfield, P. O. Site: See 'Beauharnois.'


Sec 'Supply-Pub. Works, Buildings.'
Yukon Supplies, Tenders, &c., Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4071 (ii).
Taylor, Mr. G-., South Leeds.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: on Order for resuming adjnd. Deb., 6847
(iii).*

(M.) that com. rise, 7339 (iii).

Ques. of Order, 7339 (iii).

(M. for ret.) 289 (i).

Inquiry f<3r Ret., 479, 544 (i).

(remarks) 204 (i).
Chickens, Killing of: Sec 1 Supply-Agriculture.( Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bicker dike) 836 (i).


Cigarettes Prohibition B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mu-lock) in Com. on Res., 12493, 12571 (v).
Clergue Contract for Steel Rails, Quality, &c.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14097 (vi).
Coasting Privileges re U.S. (remarks) 12714, 12756 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate:  Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections, 13270, 13301 (vi). Haycock, Jos., Inspector of Binder Twine, &c. (Ques.) 4960 (ii).	.

Taylor, Mr. G.-Con.
Mails carried via New York (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7729 (iv).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, &c. (remarks) 14549 (vi).

Campaign Literature, Statement re Special
Trains, 14681 (vi).

Refund of Express Charges (remarks)
14684 (vi).
Masters of Vessels, Instructions re Postage, &c., in Com. on P. O. Bill, 5664 (iii).
Militia Estimates (remarks) 13369 (vi)
Militia Tents, Rush Order, Amount paid, &c. (Ques.) 5764 (iii).
See 'N. W. M. P.'
Milk Cans Bill : See 'Weights,' &c.


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 201 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 4484 (ii); in Com. on B., 5418 (iii).
Napanee Post Office, Rental, &c. (Ques.) 1594 (i).
Navigable Waters Act (swing bridges) Amt. B. 260 (Mr. Frefontaine) in Com. on Res., 12780; in Com. on B., 12984 (vi).
N. W. Mounted Police Tents, Wood & Co.'s Tender, &e. (Ques.) 3804 (ii).

Remarks, 6850 (iii).
Officers Mess, Fisheries Protection Service, Regulations re (Ques.) 9819 (iv).
Parliament Buildings, Ottawa: See 'Supply-Pub. Works, Buildings,' 'Ventilation.'
Parliament Grounds, Dust Nuisance (remarks) 2104 (i).
Pelletier, Mr. H. L., and Le Canada, Canvass (remarks) 13982 (vi).

Salary, &c. (remarks) ,13992-(vi).

See 'Postmasters,' &c.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 10829 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 261 (Mr. Frlfontaine) in Com. on Res., 12791 (vi).
Postal Newspaper Boxes for Streets, Manufacture, &c. (Ques.) 14283 (vi).
Postmasters in Quebec and Newspaper Agents, &c. (remarks) 14671 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5664 (iii).
Poultry, Fattening, &c.: See Supply-11 Agriculture.'
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Osier) M. toadjn. Hse., 10535 (v).
Public Works Dept, and Mr. Prefontaine: See ' Pilotage Bill.'
Quadra, Str., Officers Mess, Regulations re(Ques.) 9819 (iv).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3750, 3896 (ii) ; 6299 (iii).

Suggestions re Sel. Com. (remarks) 5313.
Ry. Act (supplies for I.C.R.) Amt. B. 258 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 12950 (vi).
Ry. Commission : See ' Supply-Rys.'
lb
Taylor, Mr. G.-Con.
Railway Policy of Govt., on M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to adjn. Hse., 7129 (iii).


Railway Subsidies B.: 

CXXX11 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Taylor, Mr. Or -Con.
Supply-Con.
Justice, Administration of-Con.
Yukon (Eilbeck, sheriff) 3414; (Eilbeck, allowances, &c.) 3509 ; (police magistrates) 3415; (Tavlor, Geo. L.) 3415 (ii). Legislation: House of Commons (messengers, &c.) 5265 ; (printing, &c.) 5267 ; (senate contingencies) 5264 (iii).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (aids to navigation) 4173 (ii); (Hurley,.!. M.)5740 (iii);(light-house supplies) 4168; (lightkeepers' salaries) 4132 ; (wharfs, repairs) 4174 (ii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G. B.) 7729; (St. John and Belfast) 7731 (iv). Marine and Fisheries (contingencies) 5033 (ii). Militia (military college) 3778 (ii).
Miscellaneous (arbitration, Dom. and Pro vs.)
12590 (v).	.	,
Ocean and River Service (cattle inspection) 13543 (vi); (Dominion steamers, repairs) 5034; (Govt, steamers, supplies, &c.) 4084 vii); masters and mates examination) 13528 (vi); (meteorological service) 4118 ; (steamer supplies, Drolet, F.X.) 5036 (ii).
Public Works-Buildings, Generally (armouries) 970 ; (Gananoque armoury) 970 (i).
Man. (military buildings) 13128 (vi).
N. B. (St. John quarantine station) 486.
N. W. T. (Moose Jaw, P.O.) 13130 (vi).;
(Prince Albert, court house) 13129 (ii). Ont. (AlexandriaP. O.) 503 (l); (Kingston military college, stables) 13117, 13128; (Wingham, P.O.) 13123 (vi).
Ottawa (coal sheds) 13116 ; (elevator, west Block) 13115 (vi).
Docks (commissioner's rep.) 2983 (ii). Harbours and Rivers, N.B. (Anderson's Hollow) 1163; (Campbellton, wharf) 1166; (Caraquet, wharf) 1175 (i).
N. S. (Amagandus wharf) 1068; (Bailey's [DOT]	Brook, wharf) 1072; (Big Pond, wharf)
1071; (Bridgewater, dredging) 1074 (i); (cement, piers, &c.) 13184 (vi); (Grand Etang bridge works) 1098; (Kingsport Pier) 1103 (i).
Ont. (Bronte, harbour) 1354; (Gananoque, harbour) 1371 (i)
P.E.I. (Souris Knight's Point) 1162 (i). Que. (St. Jean des Chaillous, wharf) 13494 (vi); (St. Lawrence, removal of rocks) 2258 (i).
Miscellaneous (Ottawa river, surveys) 13344 (vi).
Slides and Booms (Ottawa river staff) 2980 (ii).
Telegraph Lines-B.C. (Kamloops, Nicola line) 13337 ; N.W.T. (Wood Mountain, &e.) 13336 (vi).
Quarantine (cattle) 5504 ; (Dr.' Couture) 5504 ; (Grosse Isle, supplies) 5496 (iii); (public health, small-pox) 5008 (ii).
Railways- I. C. R. (Clergue's rails) 14097; Miscellaneous (Ry. commission, salaries) 14155 (vi).
Trade and Commerce (Chinese immigration Act) 7759; (iron and steel bounties, legal expenses) 7797 (iv).
Yukon Govt. (Eldorado Gusher) 7282; (roads and bridges) 7284; (supplies purchased, &e.) 6930 (iii).
Swing Bridges Bill: See ' Navigable,' &c.
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Ques. of Order (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) re Mr. Tarte, 4843 (ii).
Taylor, Mr. Gr.-Con.
Thousand Islands, Improvement; See ' St. Lawrence.'
Trois Pistoles River Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14464 (vi).
Tyerman, P. D., Payments to, by Govt. (Ques.) 286 (i).
U. S. Coasting Privileges : See ' Coasting.'
Valley field Post office, Tenders re (Ques.) 11187 (v).
Ventilation of Chamber, Fans, &c. (remarks) 4362 (ii), 6406 (iii).
Weights and Measures Act (milk cans) Amt. B. 20 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for 2°, 2344 (i); on M. to ref. to Special Com., 3247 (ii).
Williamsburg Canal, Collector, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12935 (vi).
Wolfe Island and Howe Island wharf (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13498 (iii).
Woods, J. W., Amount paid for Tents, &c. (Ques.) 3804 (ii), 5764 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Rental of Buildings to Govt. (Ques.)
5764 (iii).
Thompson, Mr. A. T., Ha/dimand and-Monck. Address, The, in Ans. to His Ex's Speech (moved) 7 (i).
Budget, The, 1994 (i).
C. P. Ry. Co.'s (B. 75) 1°*, 872 (i).
Dorn.   E@: cxxxiii
Thomson, Mr. T. I., NT. Grey.
Balaclava and Owen Sound Mail Contract (Ques.) 13263 (vi).
Bayfield, Str., Sale, Repairs, &c. (Ques.) 5586 (iii).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5743 (iii).
See 'Supply-Fisheries,' 'Lighthouse Service.'


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7359, 7372; in Com. on B., 7383, 7391 (iii).
See 'Supply-Inspection.'
Cement in Buildings :	See ' Supply-Public
Works, Buildings, Ottawa.'
Census: See 'Supply-Agriculture.'
Commercial Agencies, Duties, &c. (Ques.) 4360(iiV Dredges at Midland, Capacity, &c. (Ques.) 5317
(iii)	.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (Mr, Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3011 (ii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9573
(iv)	.

Pets, re, on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections) 13277 (vi).
Grey County, Public Buildings wanted, &c., List read, in Com. of Sup., 5835 (iii).
Indians: See 'Supply-Indians.'
I. C. R. Supplies B.: See 'Ry. Act.'


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8226 (iv).
Meaford Post Office (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13124 (vi).
Owen Sound, Dock : See ' Dry Docks B.'

 Public Building (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 13063 (vi).

Water Lot, &e. (Ques.) 5317 (iii).
See 'Supply-Public Works, Buildings, Ont.' Public Works, Contracts awarded, &c. (Ques.) 9080 (iv).



CXXX1V INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Tisdale, Hon. David-Con.
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) on M. for Com., 2586; in Com., 2593, 3721, 3835, 3882 (ii), 6075 (iii).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10960, 10911 ; (Brant) 11087; (Norfolk) 11117, 11427 ; on M. for 3°, 12372 (v). Supply :
Militia (annual drill) 3603 ; (association grants) 3767 : (defence scheme) 3763 ; (G.O.C.) 3779; (Martineau investigation) 3584, 3752 ; (military college) 3778; (pay and allowance, 3584 (ii); (pay and allowance, general statement) 13405 (vi); (stores branch) 3608; (Valleyfield strike) 3591, 3756 (ii).
Public Works: Buildings-N. B. (St. John, drill hall) 13043 (vi).
Treadgold Commission, Par. in Manitoba Newspapers re Judges (remarks) 11082 (v).
Wilson, Stephen Relief B. 228 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for Com., 9150 (iv).
Tobin, Mr. E. W., Richmond and Wolfe.
Richmond and Drummond Fire Insurance Co.'s incorp. (B. 115) 1°*, 1575 (i).
Supply:
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, supplies) 4090 (ii).
Tolmie, Mr. J., W. Brace.
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10944 (v).
Tucker, Mr. J. J., St. John City, (N.B).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5186 (iii).
Supply :
Ocean and River Service (Dom. steamers, supplies, &c.) 5043 (ii).
Tupper, Hon. Sir Charles Hibbert, K.C.M.Gr., Pictou.
Alaskan Boundary Commission, Award, &c. (remarks) 14280 (vi).
Criminal Code (immoral entertainments) Amt.
B. 12 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 316 (i). Expropriation Act Amt. B. 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 303, 628 (i).
Hay and Oats bought by Can., forS. A. War, on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 682 (i).
Inverness and Richmond Ry. Subsidy, &c. (Ques.) 872 (i).
Juvenile Offenders Act Amt. (B. 10) in Com., 314 (i).
Judges of High Court, B.C., Salaries, &c. (remarks) 14305 (vi).
Minister of Mines, Appnmt. of, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 276 (i).
Ministers, Reduction in Number, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 276 (i).
Pensions to S. A. Veterans by Dom. Govt, (remarks) 14599 (vi).
Post Office Savings Banks Deposits, Defalcations of Postmasters (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14275 (vi).
Tupper, Hon. Sir Charles Hibbert-Con.
Railway Subsidies, General Policy, &c., 14368 (vi).
Supply :
Civil Govt. Interior (salaries) 269 (i). Miscellaneous-Y ukon (Canadian Bank of Commerce) 14274 (vi).
Supreme Court Registrar's B. 268 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14305 (vi).
Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: 9 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 314 (i).
Turgeon, Mr. O., Gloucester.
Leprosy at Tracadie (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13039 (vi).
Supply;
Public Works : Buildings-N. B. (Tracadie
Lazaretto) 13039 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, Generally (dredges, repairs) 2631 (ii); N. B. (Caraquet wharf)
[DOT]	1176 ; (Shippegan harbour) 1184 (i).
Vrooman, Mr. A. E., S. Victoria (0.)
Budget, The, 1832 (i).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 10102
(v).
. Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11500, 11658 (v).
Pigeon Lake Island, Sale, &c. (remarks) in Com., of Sup., 6412 (iii).
Supply :
Indians (survey, reserves) 6412 (iii).
Public Works:	Harbours and Rivers, Que.
(Seven Islands, wharf) 13484 (vi).
Quarantine (Crosse Isle, supplies) 5501 (iii) ;
(small-pox) 5025 (ii); (trachoma epidemic)
. 5496 (iii).
Wade, Mr. F. B., Annapolis.
Beauharnois Electoral District: Sec ' Loy, Geo. M.'


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fief dine/) in Com. on Res., 7336, 7371 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 7492 (iii).
Exchequer Court Act (railway debts) Amt. B. 155 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 8245, 8361
(iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 224 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6909 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 

Wade, Mr. F. B.-Con.
Marconi Wireless Tel. Co.'s incorp. B. 131 (Mr. AlcIsetae) in Com., 5094 (ii), 5359 (iii).
Mills, Mr., Claims against (Ques.) 6167 (iii). Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B. (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 4469 (ii).
Ontario and Quebec Power Co. 's incorp. B. 73 (Mr. Belcourt) in Com., 4868 (ii).
Postage Rates for Books, &c. (remarks) in Com. on P. O. Bill, 5869 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5869 (iii).
Privileges and Elections Com., Rep. of Com. re Geo. M. Loy, M.P. (M.) to cone., 8008 ; on Amt. (Mr. Monk) 8034 (iv).

Surveys at Rice Lake, (M for reps.) 2313,
2333 (i).
Wilmot, Mr. R. D., Sunbury and Queen's. (N.R.) Bathurst Harbour Buoys, &e_(Ques.) 3630 (ii). Bourgeois, M. E., Sub-Collector of Customs at Traeadie, N. B., Dismissal (Ques.) 543 (i). Census, Sunbury, N.B., Religious Classification, &c, (Ques.) 4005 (ii).
Daly, Michael, Harbour Master, Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 3630 (ii).


Dry Docks Construction B.: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. on Res,, 14323 (vi).
Rivers, Robert, Dismissal from Miscou Lighthouse (Ques.) 3631 (ii).
St. John Valley Ry., Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14323 (vi).
Supply :
Agriculture (census, N.B., religions) 4821 (ii). Indians-. N.B. (St. John river, pet., &c.) 6352 (iii).	.
Public Works : Harbours and Rivers, N.B. (Bay du Vin) 1164; (Lord's Cove, wharf) 1177 ; (Great Salmon Kiver) 1177 ; (Negro Point, breakwater) 1182 ; (Oromocto, wharf) 1181; (St. John, harbour) 1183; (St. John river, tributaries) 1177 (i).
Traeadie Customs Collector, Dismissal, <fcc. (Ques.) 543 (i).
Trans-Canada Ry. Co., Contract with Govt., &e. (Ques.) 2759 (ii).
Venoit, P. I., Customs Collector at Bathurst, Absence, &c. (Ques.) 3629 (ii).
Wilson, Mr. U., Lennox.


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Petersen's Deposit (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6969 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Expenses, &e. (Ques.) 5588 (iii).

Penalties re Inspection (remarks) 14048
(vi).

See 'Supply-Inspection.'
Bridges over Canals, Maintenance by Govt., &c.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5617 (iii).
Doukhobors Homestead Entries, &c. (Ques.)
541	(i).

Loans to by Govt. (Ques.) 5587 (iii).

Pilgrimage, Expenses, Losses, &c. (Ques.)
542	(i).
EmestowD Station Postmaster, Changes, &c. (Ques.) 1034 (i).
False Creek, B.C., Lease to Burnett & Kelly (Ques.) 2758, 2919 (ii).
Grain carried by C. P. R. to St. John (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7734 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) on M. for Com. on Res., 9367 (iv); in Com. on B., 10697 (v).
G. T. Pacific Bill, Distribution to Members (remarks) 8918 (iv).
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Wilson, Mr. U.-Con.
Haycock, Jos., Appnmt. as Inspector of Binder Twine (Ques.) 4959 (ii), 5588 (iii).

 See ' Sujjply-Inspection of Staples. ' Immigrants at Quebec, Inspection, &c. (Ques.) 5318 (iii).
Immigration Expenditure, 1902 to 1903 (Ques.) 6269 (iii).
Immigration, Inspection, &c., on M. for Com. of Sup., 6546 (iii).

Notice of M., 6522 (iii).

Nationality, &c., (Ques.) 2310 (i).
Immigration into Man., Houses and Fuel, &c. (Ques.) 542 (i). .
Immigration refused Admission, &c. (Ques.) 2310
(i), 2502 (ii).
Iron and Steel, Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7925, 7929, 7986 (iv).
Iron and Steel, Bounty Payments (Ques.) 6435 (iii).
Judges of the Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8088 (iv), 10763 (v).


Lead Bounties B.: 239 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8206, 8228 (iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 10828 (v).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) on Sen. Amts., 13846 (vi).
Ry. Carriage of Mails, &c. (Ques.) 6268 (iii). Railway Subsidies, Amounts paid from 1900 to 1903 (Ques.) 13370 (vi).

Interest payable, &c. (Ques.) 3970 (ii).

voted for 1900, 1901, 1902 (Ques.) 12842,
13027, 13259, 13934 (vi).

voted and paid by Govt. 1901-3 (Ques.)
2306 (i).
Rural Mail Delivery, Service rc (Ques.) 13259 (vi).
Supply:
Agriculture (experimental farms) 4519 (ii). Canals: Beauharnois (dykes) 14152 ; Generally (lockmen, &c., increased wages) 14157 (vi). Civil Govt. : Finance (contingencies) 227 (i); Finance (insurance) 12587 (v); Sec. of State (printing, &c.) 223; (salaries) 223 (i). Customs (Napanee collector, salary) 3919 (ii). Dorn. Lands (Banff Hot springs, baths) 6789; (Stewart, inspector of forests) 6774 ; (tree culture) 6774 (iii).
Fisheries (Bayfield, str.) 5283 (iii).
Immigration (agencies, salaries, &c.) 6660 ; (Devlin, Mr., successor) 6731; (expenditures) 6615 ; (White, Mr., expenses) 6732 ^iii). Indians : B.C. (industrial schools) 7254 (iii). Inland Revenue (excise inspec tions) 5364 (iii). Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7766; (Haycock, Mr., appnmt.) 7766 (iv).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and S. Africa) 5878 (iii); (St. John and Belfast) 7731 (iv).
Miscellaneous (Paris agency) 12589 (v); (Petersen, Tate & Co.'s deposit) 6969 (iii); (Printing Bureau, plant) 12587 (v).
Wilson, Mr. U.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, supplies, &c.) 4i04 (ii).
Public Works: Buildings, Ont. (Dom. renewals, &c.) 636 ; (Ft. William) 637 (i).	.
Ottawa (additional rooms) 13012 (vi) ; (Rideau Hall, grounds, &c.) 5006 (ii) ; (Rideau Hall, maintenance) 993 (i). Harbours and Rivers, N.S. (Glace Bay) 1094 (i).	.
Ont. (Port Arthur, dredging) 13019 (vi). Miscellaneous (arbitrations and awards) 13339 (vi).
Roads and Bridges (Ottawa) 2701; (Portage du Fort) 2699 (ii).	.
Slides and Booms (St. Maurice slides) 2678
(ii).	^	..
Telegraph Lines (St. Lawrence) 5007 (ii). Quarantine (diseased immigrants) 5494; (Grosse Isle, supplies) 5499 (iii); (small-pox) 5029 (ii) ; (trachoma disease) 5494 (iii).
Raihcags : I.C.R. (G. T. R. rental) 12888 (vi); (Riviere du Loup engine houses, &c.) 12593
(v)	; Miscellaneous (Ry. commission, salaries) 14155 (vi).
Wright, Mr. A. A., S. Renfrew.
Binder Twine, Inspection and Penalties (remarks) 14052 (vi).
British Cable News Service between Can. and G. B., B. 240 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 10735 (v).
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. 207 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 5076 (ii); in Com. on B., 5424 (iii).
Can. Central and O. & B. Ry., Compensation, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14134 (vi). Canadian Northern Ry. Guarantee B. 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5622 (iii).
C. P. R. Transcontinental Trains, Water Supply, &c. (remarks) 9455 (iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. (cigarettes) 10754 (v).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3054 (ii).
Dom. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6416 (iii). Electric Lighting in Renfrew, 14137 (vi). Expropriation-Act Amt. B. 8 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 300 (i).
France and Can. SS. Subsidy (Sir Wilfrid Lau-ricr) in Com. on Res., 10817 (v).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10483 (v).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costiggn) to Com, of Sup., 772 (i).
Irondale, Bancroft and Ottawa Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14392 (vi).


Judges Retiring Allowances B.: (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8095 (iv).
K. and P. Ry. (remarks) 5622 (iii).


Milk Can B. :: See 'Weights,' &c Newspaper Despatches from G.B.: See ' British.' Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Rep. of Engineers, &c., on M. (Mr. Murray) for Copies, 1307 (i).



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Wright, Mr. A. A..-Con.
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com. (telegraph poleg) 5350 (iii).
Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 6480, 7225, 7228 (iii).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, Ac. (cold storage) 7629 ; (creameries) 7633 (iv).
Canals: Cornwall (electric lighting) 14137 (vi). Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G. B.) 7593 (iv).	.
Wright, Mr A. A.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works: Buildings, Ont. (Sault Ste. Marie, P.O.) 13108 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, Que. (Sorel, deep water wharf) 12858 (vi).
Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 3455 (ii)
Weights and Measure Act (milk cans) Amt. B. (Mr. Campbell) on M. for 2', 2346 (i).


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Abbott's Harbour, N.S., Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13141 (vi).
Abkam's River, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13141 (vi).
Academy of Arts, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12589 (v).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Agriculture, Arts. '
Acadians, Historical Data : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
'Acadian,' Sale, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13658 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Marine.'
Acetylene, Gas Buoys, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13033
(vi).
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in Lighthouses : in Com. of Sup., 5758 (iii).
Acton Vale Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 13059 (vi).
Address, The, in Ans. to His Ex.'s Speech : moved (Mr. Thompson, Haldwumd) 7 ; seconded (nr. Demers, Iberville) 18 (i).
Debate: (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 23 ; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 40 ; (Mr. Monk) 55 ; (Mr. Charlton) 67; (Mr. Bourassa) 75 (i).
Address, The, Reply from His Ex.: Read (Mr. Speaker) 1204 (i).
Ad hoc Judges : in Com. of Sup., 3402 (ii). ADJOURNMENTS:
Ascension Day : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 3127 (ii).
Dominion Day : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5589
(iii).
Easter: M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1115 (i). Labour Day, Delaying Session, &c. (remarks) 10742 (v).
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Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 10489 (v).
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Remarks (Mr. Mor.k) 10712 (v).
Procedure re Adjournment : Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Sproule) 6630 (iii).
Thanksgiving Day : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 13790 (vi).
Administration of Oaths of Office B. No.
1 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1°*, 4 ; pro forma. Admiralty Court, Accommodation for Sittings : in Com. of Sup., 3408 (ii).
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Registrar's Salary : in Com. of Sup,, 3408
(ii).
Adulteration of Food, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
5389 (iii).
Advertising (Govt.) in Newspapers: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5267-5274 (iii).
'Advocate,' Prince Albert, Payments for Printing re Election Proclamation : in Com. of Sup., 14652 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Prince Albert. '
Affidavits re P. 0. Supplies : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 6138 (iii).
Agricultural Implements for N. W. Indians : in Com. of Sup., 13782 (vi).
Agricultural Implements, Rebate for 1901-2: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 3803 (ii).
Agriculture and Colonization Sel. Com.: M. to add Name (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5679 (iii).
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Rep. re Binder Twine: See 'Binder Twine/
&c.
AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS:
Academy of Arts, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 12589 (*)[DOT]
Acadians, Historical Data re : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
Adulteration of Food, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
5389 (iii).
AgkiculturalLecturers in Quebec,Names, Slc. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 8615 (iv).
Agriculture Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 4429, 4548, 4800 (ii), 7053 (iii),
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 Contingencies : in Com. of Sup., 4353(ii).
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Salaries, Contingencies, &o.: in Com.
of Sup., 4349 (ii).
Aids to Agricultural Societies, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 4432 (ii).
Anderson, Mr. J. G., Appnmt. as Fruit Inspector : Ques. (Mr. Alcorn) 13372 (vi).
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Remarks re : in Com. of Sup., 13508 (vi).
Anthrax in Cattle, Par. in Newspapers, : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 10102 (v).
Apples, Canadian, Mil Preston's Statement re : Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) 11184 (v). Archives, Canadian, Rep.: Presented (Mr. Fisher) 5417 (iii).
.

Rk-organization, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
13503 (vi).
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Salaries, Ac.: in Com. of Sup., 4429 (ii).
Art Gallery, Encouragement to Canadian Artists: Remarks (Mr. Richardson) in Com. of Sup., 13513 (vi).
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Expenditure on Paintings, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. HvAjhes, Victoria) 12717 (vi).
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National: in Com. of Sup., 2725 (ii),
12589 (v).
Burrakd, B.C., Census Commissioners : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7079 (iii).
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AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS-Con.
Butter Adulteration Bill : Remarks (Mr. Main) re Irish Butter in Com. of Sup., 7627 (iv). Butter and Cheese Weighing, Rep. of Investigation : in Com. of Sup., 5414 (iii). Butter, Canadian, Mr. Preston's Interview, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 10712, lu745 (v). Butter made at Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Sale, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Honk) 1593, 1857 (i). Canadian Apples: See 'Apples.'
Canadian Artists and Art Gallery : Remarks (Mr. Richardson) in Com. of Sup., 13513 (vi). Canadian Association, Govt. A n re Tuberculosis : in Com. of Sup., 13517 (vi). Canadian Butter, Mr. Preston's Interview : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 10712, 10745 (v). Can. Employment Bureau, Suit against W. T.
R. Preston : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 12220 (v). Canadian Exhibits at Imperial Institute : in Com. of Sup., 13508 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Imperial. '
Canadian Trade with Japan : Sec, 'Japan Exhibition.'
Carleton, N.B., Census re Religious Classification : Ques. (Mr. Hale) 4004 (ii).
Cattle Embargo in G.B.: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Bourassa) 110 (i).
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Remarks (Mr. Bell) 267 (i).
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Lord Onslow's Declaration : Par. in
Ottawa Citizen, 14054 (vi).
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Papers laid on Table, 591 (i).
Cattle Inspection : in Com. of Sup., 13543 (vi).
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[DOT] on Steamers : in Com. of Sup., 4116 (ii).
Cattle purchased by British Govt. : Par. in Montreal Gazette (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 5115. Cattle purchased for S. Africa : Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup.,' 5403 ; (Neg. Y. 48 ; N. 78) 5489 (iii).
Cattle Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 5502 (iii). Census : in Com. of Sup., 4594 (ii).
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Carleton, &o., N.B., Religious Classification, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hale) 4004 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Circular of Mr. Cote : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 4657 (ii).
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 Commissioner for Prov. of Quebec,
Travelling, &e.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk) 1058 (i).
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Expenditure, 1881, 1891 and 1901, kc.:
Amt. (.Mr. Blain)to Com. of Sup., 13699; Neg. (Y. 35; N. 69)13759 (vi).
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Notice of Motion (Mr. Monk) 13368 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13672 (vi).
-*- Grand Manan, N.B., Religious Enumeration : Ques. (Mr. G'among) 3801 (ii).
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Land Values, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 4640
(ii).
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Payments, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 286
(i)-
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St. John, Religious Enumeration : Ques.
(Mr. Ganong) 3800 (ii).
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'Schedules, HAlton, Peel, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Blain) 6436, 6894 (iii), 11425 (v).
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Schedules, 1891. &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
7054 (iii)
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Schedules, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 4635.
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 Staff employed re Alterations, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Heyd) 13935 (vi).
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Total Cost : in Com. of Sup., 7053 (iii).
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Total Cost to Date : Ques. (Mr. Monk)
1593 (i).
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Total Cost, &c.: M. for Ret. (Mr. Taylor) 289, 479, 544 (i).
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Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 203 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 204 (i).
Circulars to Cur^s, P.Q., re Census : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4657 (ii).
Classifying Record : in Com. of Sup., 12592.
AGRICULT CTRE AND STATISTICS-Con.
Cold Storage : in Com. of Sup., 4671 (ii), 7086
(iii), 7610 (iv).
Couture, Vet. Surgeon at Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 5504 (iii).
Creameries in N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 7632.
Criminal Statistics : in Com. of Sup., 4429 (ii).
Dairying Branch, Agriculture : in Com. of Sup., 7610 (iv).
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Cold Storage, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 4671
(ii).
Deputy Minister of Agriculture : Remarks re, in Com. of Sup., 4356 (ii).
Drolet, Census Enumerator : Amount paid to (remarks) in Com. of Sup , 7055 (iii).
Exhibition Furniture, &c., at Pan-American Exposition : in Com. of Sup., 4603 (ii).
Exhibitions, General Vote : in Coin, of Sup., 4599 (ii).
Experimental Farms : in Com. of Sup., 4548 (ii).
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Report : Presented (Mr. Field in?/) 1937 (i).
Food Analysis : in Com. of Sup., 5389 (iii).
Fruit Inspectors buying Apples, &o. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13508 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Anderson. '	-
Fruit Shipments in Cold Storage to Europe, iStc.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 3805 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Value, &c.:Ques. (Mr. Smith,-Wentworth)
3232 (ii).
Fumigation Stations : in Com. of Sup., 4434
(ii)	, 13502 (vi).
Gaudet, Compilation of Acadian History : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
General Statistics : in Com. of Sup., 4429 (ii).
Gold Nuggets, Exhibition at Glasgow : in Com. of Sup., 4612 (ii).
Grey Counties, Census Enumerators ; Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4826 (ii).
Grosse Isle, Supplies re Quarantine Service: in Com. of Sup., 5496 (iii).
Hagab, Miss, Appnmt. at Experimental Farm :
Ques. (Mr. Talbot) 5316 (iii).
Halton, Cardwell and Peel, Census ched-ULES : Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6436, 6894 (iii).
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Ques. (Mr. Calvert) 7092 (iii).
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Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7056 (iii).
See 'Census.'
Health Act, Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 4440 (ii). See ' Public Health. '
Historical Data re Acadians : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
Hog Cholera. Outbreak in Bruce : in Com. of Sup., 550'>
(iii).
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Outbreak in Yarmouth, Ont.: M. for
Cor., &c.* (Mr. Ingram) 1058 (i).
Imperial Institute, Canadian Exhibit : in
Com. of Sup., 4435 (ii), 13508 (vi).
Japanese Immigration, Influx of : Remarks (Mr. Morrison) 3713 (ii).
Japan Exhibition, General Statement: in
Com. of Sup., 4626 (ii).
Kars, Census Enumeration, Cor., &o.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Fowler) 3804 (ii),
Kelly, Wm., Census Commissioner for N. Hastings : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7080
(iii)	.
Lecturers on Agriculture in Quebec, Names,
&o.: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 8615 (iv.)
Leprosy in Can. : Remarks (Mr. Hughes. Victoria) in Com. of Sup., 13038 (vi).
Live Stock Exhibit, St. Louis Exhibition : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4602 (ii).
See ' St. Louis.'
Mining Exhibit.: See 'Can. Exhibit,'&c.
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AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS-Con.
National Art Gallery : in Com. of Sup., 12589 (v).
See 'ArtSj'&c.
O'Halloran, Geo. F., Dep. Min. op Agriculture : Remarks re, in Com. of Sup., 4358 (ii).
Onslow, Lord, re Cattle Embargo ; See ' Cattle Embargo. '
Ontario, North, Census Enumerators: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4826 (ii).
Osaka Exhibition: See 'Japan.'
Patent Branch, Salaries, Contingencies, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4350 (ii).
Patents, Classification, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
4433	(ii).
Peel, Cardwell and Halton, Census Schedules : Ques. (Mr. Slain) 6436 (iii).
See ' Halton, ' Sec.
Pethick, Dr., Vet. Surgeon, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 5505 (iii).
'Poultry Farming,' Pamphlet of Dept.: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 7640 (iv).
Public Health Act, Unorganized Districts, Quarantine, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5490 (iii). see * Health. '
Public Health, Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 5007 (ii), 5490 (iii).
Quarantine, Lawlor's Island : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i) 13030 (vi).
Quarantine, Organized Districts : in Com. of Sup., 5007 (i).
Roach, Mr., Census Enumerator for N. Ontario : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7083 (iii).
Rutherford, Dr., Duties in England: in Com. of Sup., 5509 (iii).
St. Louis Exhibition, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 4599 (ii).
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Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 3001 (ii).
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Live Stock Exhibit, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bond) 4-37 (ii).
See ' Live Stock.'
San Jose Scale : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
4434	(ii).
Saunders, Dr. C. E., Appnmt. at Experimental Farm : Ques. (Mr. Talbot) 1676 (i).
Shutt, Prof., Report re Soft Pork : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4556 (ii).
Simooe County, Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4825 (ii).
Small-pox, Quarantine, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5007 (ii), 5491 (iii).
Sunbury, N.B., Census re Religious Classification, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 4005 (ii).
Toronto Industrial Exhibition, Govt. Aid to : in Com. of Sup., 534 (i), 13501 (vi).
Tracadie Lazaretto : in Com. of Sup., 4439 (ii).
Tuberculosis, Aid to Can. Association : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13517 (vi).
Veterinary Chief Inspectors, Salaries, &o : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1591 (i).
Veterinary Division, Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 5502 (iii).	_
' Year Book ' : in Com. of Sup., 4429 (ii).
Aids to Agricultural Societies, N.W.T.: in
Com. of Sup., 4432 (ii).
Aids to Navigation, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 4173 (ii).
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Channel Sweeping Boats : in Com. of Sup.,
13633 (vi).
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Lighthouses, -&c.: in Com. of Sup., 5736 (iii).
See 'Marine, ' & c.
Air Brakes for Freight Cars, I. C. R. : in Com. of Sup., 7527 (iii), 8281 (iv).
Aitken's Wharf, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 1159 (i).
Alaskan Boundary Award, &c., Tel. from London -re Lord Alverstone's Reference to Canadian Criticism : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 13963 (vi).
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Alleged Interview with Mr. Aylesworth :
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13957 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Alleged Interview' with Mr. Aylesworth,
Verification, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13667 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 14287 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Sir Charles H. Tuppcr) 14280 (vi).
See ' Interview. '
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Official Information, Inquiry for Cor., &c.:
Remarks (Mr. Borden. Halifax) 14521 (vi).
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Bond-Hay Treaty, &o.: Inquiry for Papers
re (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 878 (i)'.
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry (Mr. Monk) 853 (i). .
[Stage Direction]
Commission, Cablegram from Lord Alverstone : Read (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 13806 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Cor. re, Laid on Table (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
14688 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Clayton-Bulw'er Treaty, Abrogation : M.
[DOT]for Cor. * (Mr. Bourassa) 109 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for ret. (Mr. Bourassa) 7297 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) on Alaska
Award, 14521 (vi).
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Commission : in Com. of Sup., 2299 (ii).
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Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii), 13957
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Govt. Responsibility : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 14791 (vi).
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 History of Case, &c. : Recapitulation (Mr. Bourassa) 14773 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Judgment, &c.: Par. in Ottawa Citizen (Mr. Bell) 13671 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Notice re proposed Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 14765 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Refusal of Can. Commissioners to sign
Award : Remarks (Mr. Sproulc) 14402 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Summary published : Remarks (Mr. Clarke)
10536 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Tel. from Mr. Sifton : Read (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 14529 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Treaty, Convention respecting : Remarks
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 480 (i).
'Alaska,' Str., Purchase by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 6629 (iii).
Albany Station Accommodation, P. E. I. Ry .: in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi).
Alberni-Clayoquot Tel. Line: in Com, of Sup., 5918 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'B.O.'
Alberta Central Ry. Co.'s B. No. 42 (Mr. Scott) 1°*, 591; 2°*, 665 (i); in Com. and 3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 75.)
Alberta Railway and Coal Co.'s B. No.
119 (Mr. Oliver) 1°*, 1675; 2°*, 1853 (i); in Com., 3582; in Com., and 3°*, 3752 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 76 .)
Albert County, Habbour-masteii, Dismissal of Capt. Bishop: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii).
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Alberton, P.E.I., Rv. Station : in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2503 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Haskett) in Com. of Sup.,
12838 (vi).
Alcohol : See ' Wood.'
Alert,' Str., re Canal Surveys : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup.. 12900 (vi). Alexander Indian Agency, Telephone to : in Com. of Sup., 5918 (iii).
Alexandria Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 487 (i).
Alexandria Wood Export Co.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenvillein Com. of Sup., 12924 (vi). Algoma Ry.: See 'Biuce.'
Algonquin Lumber and Power Go 's In-corp. B. No. 165 (Mr. Gould) 1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 3172 (ii); in Com., 5301; 3°*, 5361 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 77.)
Alien Labour Act, Phosecutions, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 3971 (ii).	[DOT]
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See ' Atlantic Fast SS.'
Allan Line Steamships withdrawn from St. John : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 13937 (vi).

Alma Pier, N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 1184 (i). Alnwick Band, Mississaga Indians, Claims, &c.: Ques. (Mr. McColl) 6895 (iii).
Aluminum, Oxide op, Imports into Can., Ports op Entry, *Sio.: Ques. (Mr. Robinson, N.B.) 1035(i). Alverstone, Lord : See ' Alaskan Boundary. ' Amagandus Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 1068(i). Amalgamated Engineers : See 'Dom. Insti-. tute,' &c.	.
Amherstbubg Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1185 (i), 13235 (vi).
Amherst, N . S., Post Office, Rental, &c .: Ques. (Mr. Bell 1591 (i)
Amqui Station Accommodation: in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).
Analysts, PuBUg : in Com. of Sup., 5389 (iii). Anchor Line Salvage Compensation for 'Scotia' : in Com. of Sup., 14107 (vi).
Anderson and Kennedy Lake: in Com. of Sup. 1451 (i).
Anderson's Hollow Wharf, Improvements : in Com. of Sup , 1163 (i).
Anderson, Mr. J. G., Appnmt. as Fruit Inspector: Ques. (Mr. Alcorn) 13372 (vi).

Remarks re, in Com. of Sup., 13508 (vi).
Anglo-American Tel. Co., Monopoly, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 13328, 13338 (vi)'


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: Range Lights, Amt. expended: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2921 (ii)
Annual Drill, Camps : in Com. of Sup., 5005 (ii).
Annual Drill of Militia : in Com. of Sup., 3603 (ii).
Anse aux Gascons, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Anse aux Gris Fonds, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Anse St. Jean, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13145 (vi).
Anthrax in Cattle, Par. in Newspapers, &o. : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 10102 (v).
Anticosti Island, Fox Bay, Tel. Line : in Com of Sup., 13325 (vi).

Lightship : in Com. of Sup., 5737 (iii).

Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 5917 (iii).
Antigonish Post Office, Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 13034 (vi).
Apples, Canadian, Mr. Preston's Statement re: Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) 11184 (v).
Arbitration and Awards, re Public Works, Payments; &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13339 (vi).
Architect s (Chief) Office, Salaries, Ac. : in Com. of Sup., 2747 (ii).
Architects re Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 524 (i).
Architects Staff, Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 961 (i).

See ' Public Works.'
Archives, Canadian, Rep. : Presented (Mr. Fisher) 5417 (iii).

Dept., Re-organization, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 13503 (vi).

Salaries, &c. : in < om. of Sup., 4429 (ii).
Arichat, N S., Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 6s27 (iii).
Arichat, West, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Armouries, Construction of, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13082 (vi).
Armouries, Generally : in Com. of Sup., 965 (i).
Arrow Lakes Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13304 (vi).

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Arsenals, Doit., Construction in Can. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13054 (vi).
Arsenault, Capt., Compensation re Damages to Schr. : in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Art Gallery, Encouragement to Canadian Artists : Remarks (Mr. Richardson) in Com. of Sup., 13513 (vi).

Expenditure on Paintings, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 12717 (vi).

National : in Com. of Sup., 2725 (ii).

Anit. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup.,
14158; Neg. (Y. 20 ; N. 58) 14218 (vi).
Debate : (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 14171; (Mr. Sproulc) 14178; (Mr. Roche, Halifax) 14185; (Mr. Belt) 14193 ; (Mr. Logan) 14203 ; (Mr. Uourlcv) 14204 ; (Mr. Ross, JV.S.) 14215; (Mr. Kaulbach) 14216 (vi).

Tenders, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3882, 4120 (ii).

 INQUIRY (Mr. Borden, Halifax) for Stmnt.,
4445 (ii).

Tenders received : Remarks (Sir Richard
Cartwright) 4727 (ii).

Allan's Contract : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
7573 (iv); 13672 (vi).	.

Ques. (Mr. Roche, Halifax 7091 (iii).

Allan Steamers leaving St. John, Reduction in Number : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 13937, 14064 ( vi).


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Allan Steamers leaving St. John, Reduction in Number : Remarks re Amt. to Sup. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13948 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Govtl., Intention re: Remarks (Mr. Borden,.
Halifax) 11692 (v), 13258 (vi).
Auditing Deptl. Finances : Remarks re Martineau Investigation, 6933 (iii).
Aud. General auditing Books of Ry. Cos., re Subsidies : in Com. on Res., 14516 (vi).
Auditor General's Rep. : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 89 (i).

Office, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 14255 (vi).
Auditor General and Treasury Board, Payments of Members, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Barker) 109o6(v)
Auditor General and Treasury Board : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 11427 (v).

Circular from Aud. Gen. : Read (Mr. Taylor)
11552 (iv).

See 'Audit Act,' &c.
Aurora Foundry, Manufacture of Post Boxes : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13091 (vi).
Aurora, Mail Bags repaired, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6139 (iii).
Australia and Can. SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 5880 (iii), 13677 (vi).
Automatic Grain Weighers in N. W. T., Rep. of Inspectors, &c. : M. for Ret. (Mr. Stewart) 847, 880 (i),.
Automobiles for P.O. Service: in Com. of Sup., 6050 (iii).
Autonomy for N.W.T., Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup., 13856; Neg. (Y. 29; N. 63) 13932 (vi).
Debate : (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 13856; (Mr. Oliver) 13-8.3 (Mr. Hackclt) 13894 ; (Mr. Sproulc) 13894 ; (Mr. Davis) 13896 ; (Mr. McCreary) 13897; (Mr. Roche, Marquette) I39U5; (Mr. Scott) 13914 (vi).

See ' Provincial'.
Aylesworth, Mil : See ' Alaskan Boundary. '
Ayr, Postmaster Robson, Resignaiion, the.: Ques. (Mr. Clare) 1195 (i).
Bacteriological Laboratory : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii). '
Bailey's Brook, N.S., Breakwater Wharf : in Com of Sup., 1072 (i).
Bain, Mb., Ass't Commissioner of Customs Appnmt., &c. : Remarks in Com. on Customs Act Amt. B., 4010 (ii).
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Balaclava and Owen Sound Mail Contract, &c. : Ques, (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 13263 (vi).
Balsam Lake and Lake Simcoe : in Com. of Sup., 7556 (iii).
Balsam Lake Locks : Remarks (Mr. Hughes) in Com. of Sup., 14645 (vi).

Coal Reserve, Leases by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Norlhrup) 13026 (vi).

Museum Building, Addition, &c. : in Com.
of Sup., 6927 (iii).

Roads and Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 6788
(iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See ' Dorn. Notes.'

See 'Alliance,' 'Citizens, &c.', 'City and
County,' 'Crown,' 'Home,' 'Mount Royal,' 'Northern, 'Sterling.'
Baptists, N.B., Census Enumeration, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup. 4801 (ii).
Barachois de Mai.baie, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Barnes, Amos, Claims for Land, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6922 (iii).
Barr Colony, Mr. Haultain's Speech, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) on M. for Sup., 6354 (iii).
Debate: (Mr. Sifton) 6355, 6375; (Mr. Lennox) 6358 ; (Mr. Bell) 6360 ; (Mr. Borden, Hfx) 6365 ; (Mr. Gourley) 6369; (Mr. Scott) 6371; (Sir William Mulock) 6383 ; (Mr. Fowler) 6384; (Mr. Davis) 6391; (Mr. Sproule) 6394, 6400; (Mr. Henderson) 6404 (iii).
Barr Colony and Immigration Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 14247 (vi).

Number, &o. : Remarks in Com. of Slip., 6696
(iii).
Barrie, Wharf, Construction : in Com. of Sop 1186 ii), 13452 (vi).

P. O., Branch : in Com. of Sup., 6062 (iii).
Barry's Bay, Ont., Madawaska River : in Com. of Sup., 13236 (vi).
Barton, Sir Edmund, Expenditure re Can. Visit in Com. of Sup.. 6952 (iii).
Bass River, Permanent Light : in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).
Bathurst Customs Collector, Absence, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3629 (ii).

Fishery Inspector : See ' Fishery Overseer.'

Harbour Buoys, &a: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630
(ii).

Harbour Master, Dismissal, &o. : Ques.
(Mr. Fowler) 2919 (ii).
Batiscan River Channel, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2280 (i).
Bauxite, Tons imported in 1902 : Ques. (Mr. Robinson, N.B.) 1678 (i).
Baxter's Harbour, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13143 (vi).
Bay du Vin Wharf, Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 1164 (i).
Bayfield Harbour Works, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 13141 (vi).
Bayfield, Ont., Extension Piers : in Com. of Sup., 1188 (i).
' Bayfield,' Str., Repairs and Sale, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5278, 5282, 5762 (iii).

Sale, Repairs, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Thomson,
Grey) 5586 (iii).

in Com. of Sup., Mr. Evans Reps., &c. :
Read (Mr. Prcfuntaine) 5742, 5763 (iii).
Bay of Fundy Fish Hatchery : in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Bay of Quinte Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14435 (vi).
Beach Point, P.E.I., Boat Channel : in Com. of Sup., 13218 (vi).
Beauharnois Canal, Flooding Lands, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
Beauharnois Electoral District Representation and Independence of Parlt. Act : (Mr. Monk) to ref. to Priv. and Elections Com., 7095 (iii).

See ' Loy, Geo. M.'
Beaver River Eish Hatchery, Establishment : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Beersvillb Coal and Ry. Co.'s Subsidy: in Com. on lies., 14487 (vi.).
Behring Sea Arbitration, Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 13658 (vi). ,
Belfast Pier, P.E.I., Dredging : in Com. of Sup 1153 (i).
Bell, Dr., Appnmt. as Director of Geological Survey : Remarks re, in Com. of Sup., 6815 (iii).
Belle Isle Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup. 2712, 2989 (ii).
Belle Rivif.rk, Sheet Piling, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1191 (i).
Bell Telephone and C. P. R. Agreement, &c : Remarks (Mr. Maclean) 5513 (iii).

See 'Ry. B. 21,' 'Telephones,' &c.

Coms. from Gov. Gen's Sec. : Read (Mr. Speaker) 5315, 6353 (iii), 8642 (iv), 14844 (vi). Bills withdrawn : M. (Mr. Hyman) 7203 (iii).



VII, c. 196).

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Bill (No. 148) respecting certain Trust Funds of the Diocese of Moosonee.-(Mr. Osier.)
I0*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2720; in. Com. and 3°*, 3795 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 157).
Bill (No. 149) To incorporate the Hamilton, Berlin and Collingwood Railway Company. (Mr. Cowan).
1°*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2756; in Com., 4587; 3°*, 4587 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 126).
Bill (No. 150) To incorporate the Columbia River Improvement Company, Limited.- (Mr. Galliher).
1°*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2756 (ii); in Com., 5559; in Command 3°*, 5585; Sen. Amts., 6847, 6894 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 109).
Bill (No. 151) To incorporate the St. Joseph Transportation Company.-(Mr. Calvert).
I0*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2720 (ii).
Bill (No. 152) To incorporate the Southern Central Pacific Railway Company.-(Mr. Riley).
I0*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2756 (ii) ; in Com., and 3°*; 7770 (iv). (3 Edward VII, c. 191).
Bill (No. 153) To incorporate the Mount Royal Savings Bank.-(Mr. Bickcrdike).
V*, 2501; 2°*, 2720 (ii); wthdn., 10831 (v).
Bill (No. 154) To incorporate the Niagara, Queenston and St. Catharines Railway Company.-(Mr. German).
1°* 2501; 2°*, 2756; in Com., 4592; 3°*, 4593
(ii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 162).
Bill (No. 155) Resjiecting the jurisdiction of the Exchequer Court as to Railway Debts.-(Mr. Demers, St. John and Iberville).
1°*. 2501 (ii); 2° m., 8243 -/in Com., 8244, 8360; 3°*, 8369 (iv); Sem Amts., 14769 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 21).
Bill (No. 156) To incorporate the Longueuil Bridge Company.-(Mr. Gcoffrion).
1°*, 2582; 2°*, 2956 (ii); in Com., 5558; 3°*, 5558 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 156).
Bill (No. 157) To incorporate the Brandon, Saskatchewan and Hudson's Bay Railway Company.-(Mr. Davis).
1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 2756 (ii); M to ref. back to Sel. Com., 5238 ; in Com., 5985 ; 3°*, 5989 (iii). (3 Edivard VII, c. 86).
Bill (No. 158) To incorporate the St. Chrysos-t6me Railway Company.-(Mr. Brown).
1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 2956 (ii); ref. back to Sel. Com., 7399 (iii); in Com., 7771 ; 3°*, 7772 (iv). (3 Edward VII, c. 186).
Bill (No. 159) To incorporate the Canadian Yukon Western Railway Company.-(Mr. Davis).
1°*, 2582; 2°*, 2756, (ii); in Com., and 3°*, 5892
(iii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 102).
Bill (No. 160) To incorporate the Stewart River Development Company.-(Mr. Davis).
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BILLS-Cow.
Bill (No. 160)-Con.
1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 2756 (ii); in Com., and'3°*, 7487
(iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 195).
Bill (No. 161) To confer on the Commissioner of Patents certain powers for the relief of the Woolf Valve Gear Company. -(Mr. Belcourt). 1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 2756 (ii); in Com., and 3°*, 5560 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 205).
Bill (No. 162) Respecting the Hamilton and Lake Erie Power Company, and to change its name to the "Jordan Light, Heat and Power Company."-(Mr. German).
1°*, 2582; 2°*, 2756; in Com., and 3°*, 3795 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 136).
Bill (No. 163) Respecting the United Empire Life Insurance Company.-(Mr. Thmnpson). 1°*, 2582; 2°*s 2956; in Com., 3796, 3983 ; 3°*, 3984 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 198).
Bill (No. 164) To incorporate the Pacific Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Gulliher).
I0*, 2582; 2°*, 2956; in Com., and 3°*, 3796 (ii). (3 Edward VII, e. 174).
Bill (No. 165) To incorporate the Algonquin Lumber and Power Company.-(Mr. Gould). 1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 3172 (ii); in Com., 5361; 3°*, 5361 (iii). (3 Edward VII, e. 77).
Bill (No. 166) To incorporate the Gaspe and Western Railway Company.-(Mr. Gau-vreau).
1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 2956 (ii); in Com., 5890; 3°*, 5891. Bill (No. 167) Respecting the Montreal Bridge Company, and to change its name to "The Montreal Bridge and Terminal Company." -(Mr. Bickerdike).
1°*, 2582; 2°*, 2956 (ii).
Bill (No. 108) To incorporate the Chicoutimi and North Eastern Railway Company.-(Mr. Girard).
1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 3172 (ii); in Com., and 3°*, 7487
(*ii).	. .	,
Bill (No. 169) To confer on the Commissioner of Patents certain powers for the relief of James Sinclair McDougall.-(Mr. Gallery.) M. to rec. Pet., 2397 (i); 1°*, 2675 ; 2°*, 2956; in Com., and 3°*, 4672 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 151).
Bill (No. 170) To incorporate the Nepigon Iron Range Railway Company.-(Mr. Dyment.) M. to rec. Pet., 2396 (i); 1°*, 2675; 2°*, 2956 (ii).
Bill (No. 171) To incorporate the Chatham, Wallaceburg and Lake Erie Railway Company-(Mr. Stephens).
I0*, 2675 ; 2"*, 2956; in Com., and 3°*, 4593 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 105).
Bill (No. 172) To incorporate the City and County Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Rosamond.) 1°', 2675 ; 2°*. 2956; in Com., 3795; 3°*, 3797 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 107).
Bill (No; 173) To change the name of Hudson's Bay.-(Mr. Maclean.) l°m., 2794 (ii).
Bill (No. 174) To amend the Customs Act.- (Mr. Paterson.)
Res. prop., 2922; in Com. on Res., 3044; 1" of B., 3126; 2"*, 4010; in Com., 4010; 3°m , 4187; 3°*, 4674 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 14).
Bill (No. 175) Respecting the Century Life Insurance Company.-(Mr. Morrison.)
1°*, 3126; 2°*, 3583 (ii); in Com., 5360, 5555, 5583, 5960, 6199 ; 3°', 6202 (iii). (3 Edward VII, r. 104).
Bill (No. 176) To incorporate the Canadian Transportation and Storage Company.-(Mr. German.)
BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 176)-Con.
1°*, 3126; 2°*, 3583 (ii); in Com., 5360, 5555, 5584, 5883 ; 3°*, 5887 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 101).
Bill, (No. 177) Respecting the Klondike Mines Railway Company.-(Mr. Mclsaac.)
M. to receive Pet., 2778; 1°*, 3219; 2°*, 3583; in Com., and 3°*, 4593 (ii).	(3 Edward
vii, e. 140).
Bill (No. 178) Respecting the encouragement of the construction of Dry Docks.-(Mr. Field-ing.)
Res. prop., 2237 (i); in Com. on Res., 3004; 1°* of B., 3298; 2°, and in Com., 4678 (ii); 5871; 3°*, 5872 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 17). Bill (No. 179) To amend the Act respecting the Safety of Ships.-(Mr. Prifontaine.) l°m., 3298 (ii); 2°, and in Com., 6918; 3°*, 6921 (iii). (3 Edward VII c. 63).
Bill (No. 180) To incorporate the Prince Edward Island Perry Company.-(Mr. Emmer-son.)
1°*, 3391; 2°*, 3984 (ii); in Corn., 7771, 7914; 3°, 7914 (iv).
Bill (No. 181) To amend the Railway Act.- (Mr. German.) l°m., 3391 (ii).
Bill (No. 182) To amend Chapter 27 of the Revised Statutes, respecting the Department of Public Printing and Stationery.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick, )
l°m., 3392 ; 2°*, 4203; in Com., 4203 ; 3°*, 4213 (ii); Sen. Amts., 5872 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 50).
Bill (No. 183) Respecting the Desjardins Canal. -(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
l°m., 3393; 2°*, 4213; in Com., and 3°*, 4213 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 16).
Bill (No. 184) To amend the Patent Act.-(Mr. Fisher.)
Din., 3622; 2°*, 4213; in Com., 4213, 4674 (ii); 3°*, 5243 (iii). (3 Edicard VII, e. 46).
Bill (No. 185) Respecting the Canadian Steel Company.-(Mr. German.)
1°*, 3708; 2°*, 3797 ; in Com., and 3°*, 4672 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 99).
Bill (No. 186) To amend the Inland Revenue Act.-(Mr. Bernier.)
I0*, 3708 ; 2°*, 4007 ; in Com., 4007 ; 3°*, 4009 (ii).	(3 Edward VII, c. 26).
Bill (No. 187) To amend the Electric Light Inspection Act.-(Mr. Bernier.)
1°*, 3708 ; 2°iu., 4007; in Com., and 3°*, 4007 (ii).	(3 Edward VII, e. 20).
Bill (No. 188) To amend the Weights and Measures Act.-(Mr. Bernier.)
1°*, 3708 ; 2°*, 4009 ; in Com., 4009, 4187 ; 3°*, 4203 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 72).
Bill (No. 189) To incorporate the Canadian Telephone and Telegraph Company.-(Mr. Bir-kett.)
T* 3864; 2°*, 4132 (ii); in Com., 7479; 3°m., 7485 ; agreed to (Y., 57; N., 9); 7486 (iii).
[DOT]	(3 Edward VII, c. 100).
Bill (No. 190) Respecting Queen's College, Kingston.-(Mr. Harty.)
1°*, 3864 ; 2°*, 4404 (ii).
Bill (No. 191, from the Senate) To incorporate the Home Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Russell.) 1°*, 3970 ; 2°*, 4132 (ii). (3 Edward VII, <;. 127). Bill (No. 192) To enable the City of Winnipeg to utilize the Assiniboine River Water Power.-(Mr Puttee.)
1°*, 3970; 2°*, 4132 (ii); in Com., 5558, 5584, 5887,5960, 0845; 3°*, 6845 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 203).
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BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 193) To amend the Public Works Act. -(Mr. Sutherland, Oxford.)
1° m., 3970 ; 2°*, 4221 ; in Com., 4221; 3°*, 4224 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 62.)
Bill (No. 194) Respecting infectious or contagious Diseases affecting Animals.-(Mr. Fisher).
1°*, 4003 ; 2° m., 4224; in Com., 4225, 4690; 3°*, 4691 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 11.)
Bill (No. 195, from the Senate) For the Relief of James Reid Steele.-(Mr. McCreary.)
1°*, 4178; 2°*, 4404 ; in Com., and 3°*, 5100 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 193.)
Bill (No..l96, from the Senate) For the Relief of William Allen.-(Mr. McCreary.)
I0*, 4179 ; 2°*, 4404 ; in Com., and 3°*, 5100 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 78.)
Bill (No. 197, from the Senate) Respecting the Rocky Mountains Railway and Coal Company.-(Mr. Costigan.)
1°', 4262 ; 2°*, 4404 (ii); in Com., and 3°*, 5560
(iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 184.)
Bill (No. 198) Respecting Penny Banks.-(Mr. Fielding.)
1° m., 4175 (ii); 2°, and in Com., 6456 (iii), 10793 ; 3°*, 10798 (v). (3 Edward VII, c. 47.)	.
Bill (No. 199) Respecting the Good Shepherd Reformatory in the City of St. John, N.B.- (Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1° m., 4178; 2°, and in Com., 4840; 3°*, 4842
(ii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 25.)
Bill (No. 200) Respecting the Inspection and Sale of Seeds.-(Mr. Fisher.)
1° m,, 4442; in Com. on Res., 5084 (ii); 2°*, and in Com., 6463, 7210 (iii); wthdn., 12493 (v.)
Bill (No. 201) To provide for further Advances to the Harbour Commissioners of Montreal. -(Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop. 4262 ; in Com. on Res., 4445 ; 1°* of B., 4486 (ii); 2°, and in Com., 5417 ; 3°, m., 5657 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 36.)
Bill (No. 202, from the Senate) To incorporate the Missionary Society of the Church of England in Canada.-(Mr. Russell.)
1 *, 4727 (ii); 2°*, 5139 ; in Com., and 3°*, 6846
(iii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 155.)
Bill (No. 203) Respecting the Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railway Company.-(Mr. Calvert. )
M. to rec. Pet., 4261; V*, 4727 (ii); 2°*, 5139 ; in Com., and 3°*, 6399 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 197.)
Bill (No. 204, from the Senate) To amend the Act relating to Naturalization and Aliens.- (Sir Wilfrid Laurier.)
1°*, 5137; 2°, and in Com., 5872 ; 3° m., 5991 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 38.)
Bill (No. 205, from the Senate) Respecting the . YVestern Alberta Railway Company.-(Mr. Campbell.)
1°*, 5238, 2°*, 5362 ; in Com., and3°*, 6657 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 200.)
Bill (No. 206) For granting to His Majesty certain sums of money for the public service for the financial year endingthe30th June, 1903. -(Mr. Fielding.)
1°, 2°*, in Com., and 3°*, 5243 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 1.)
Bill (No. 207) To prohibit the importation, manufacture or sale of adulterated, process or renovated Butter, Oleomargarine, Butterine or other substitute for Butter ; and to prevent the improper marking of Butter.-(Mr. Fisher.)
BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 207)

Con,
Res. prop., 4960; in Com. on Res., 5052 (ii);
1° of B., 5240 ; 2°, and in Com., 5419, 5430, 5845 ; 3°*, 5853 (iii). (3 Edtvard VII, c. 6.) Bill (No. 208) To amend the Post Office Act.- (Sir William Mulock.)
1° m., 5240 ; l in.. 5657 ; in Com., 5659, 5853 ; 3°*, 5871 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 49.)
Bill (No. 209) Respecting certain Aid for the Extension of the Canadian Northern Railway.-(Mr. Blair.)
Res. prop., 4185; in Com. on Res., 4363, 4961, 5089, 5100 (ii) ; lc*of B„ 5358 ; 2°, and in Coir.., 5589, 5786 ; 3"*, 5824(iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 7.)
Bill (No. 210) Respecting the Nipissing and Ottawa Railway Company.-(Mr. McCool.) 1°*, 5679 ; 2°*, 5989 ; wthdn., 7203 (iii).
Bill (No. 211) Respecting the Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Railway Company.-(Mr. Galliher.)
M. to rec. Pet., 5511; 1°*, 5512; 2°*, 5585 ; in Com., 6428 (iii)., (3 Edward VII, c. 164.) Bill (No. 212) To incorporate the Alliance Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Russell.)
M. to rec. Pet., 4958 (ii); 1°*, 5512; 2° m., 5585; in Com., 7470 ; 3°*, 7478 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 79.)
Bill (No. 213) To incorporate the Citizens' Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Clarke.)
1°*, 5679 ; 2°*, 5990; in Com., 7478 ; 3°*, 7479 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 106.)
Bill (No. 214) For the Relief of Florence D. Graves.-(Mr. Scott.)
1°*, 5581; 2°*, 5989 ; in Com., and 3°*, 6399 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 123.)
Bill (No. 215) To amend the Criminal Code, 1892 -(Mr. Fitzpatrick).
1° m„ 55S1; 2°*, 6638 ; M. for Com., 6638 ; in Com., 6639, 7490 (iii), 10746 (v); wthdn., 14768 (vi).
Bill (No. 216) Respecting the Midway and Vernon Railway Company.-(Mr. Galliher).
1"*, 5679 ; 2°*, 5989 ; in Com., and 3°*, 6558
(iii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 154.)
Bill (No. 217) Respecting Penitentiaries.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick).
1" m., 5763 (iii) ; 2Q, and in Com., 8261, 8373
(iv)	, 10824 (v); Order dschgd, 13444 (vi). Bill (No. 218) For granting to His Majesty certain sums of money for the public service for the financial years ending respectively the 30th June, 1903, and the 30th June, 1904.- (Mr. Fielding).
Remarks, 6170; 1°*, 2°*, 6170 ; in Com., 6171; 3°*, 6172 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 2.)
Bill (No. 219, from the Senate) To amend the Criminal Code, 1892, respecting the punishment of Fradulent Debtors.
(This Bill was not introduced in the House of Commons).
Bill (No. 220) Respecting Government and Post Office Savings Banks.-(Mr. Fielding).
1°, 6353 ; 2°*, and in Com., 6814 ; 3°*, 6815 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 62.)
Bill (No. 221) Further to amend the Act respecting Public and Reformatory Prisons.- (Mr. Fitzpatrick).
r m., 6427 (iii) ; 2°, and in Com., 8087 ; 3 , 8087 (iv).	(3 Edward VII, c. 51).
Bill (No. 222) Respecting Dominion Notes.- (Mr. Fielding)
Res. prop., 6270 ; in Gom. on Res., 6437 ; 1°* of B., 6448 ; 2°, and in Com., 6913; 3°*, 6915 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 43).
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BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 223) To amend the Act of 1899, respecting the City of Ottawa.-(Mr. Fielding).
Res. prop., 6269 ; in Com. on Res., 0448 ; 1°*, of B., 6456 ; 2°*, and in Com., 6806 ; 3°*, 6814 (iii). (3 Edward T'II, c. 45).
Bill (No. 224) To amend the Fisheries Act.- (Mr. Prefontaine).
1° m., 6538 ; 2°, and in Com., 6896 ; 3°*, 6913 (iii). (3 Edward VII, e. 23.)
Bill (No. 225) To amend the Steamboat Inspection Act, 1898.-(Mr. Prefontaine).
Res. prop., 6270; in Com. on Res., 6541; 1°* of B., 6543 ; 2°, and in Com., 6915 ; 3°*,
6917	(iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 06.)
Bill (No. 226) To amend the Act respecting Certificates to Masters and Mates of Ships.- (Mr. Prefontaine).
Res. prop., 6271 ; in Com. on Res., 6543; 1°* of B., 6545; 2°, and in Com., 0917; 3°*.
6918	(iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 34.)
Bill (No. 227, from the Senate) To amend the Companies Act, 1902.
(This Bill was not introduced in the House of Commons).
Bill (No. 228, from the Senate) For the relief of Stephen Wilson.-(Mr. Wade).
1°*, 7922; 2°*, 8264 ; M. for Com., 9149; in Com. and 3°*, 9152 (iv . (3 Edward VII, c. 202.)
Bill (No. 229, from the Senate) For the relief of Ellen McDermid.-(Mr. Birkett).
1°*, 7922 ; 2s*, 8264; M. for Com., 9148; in Com., and 3°*, 9149 (iv). (3 Edward VII, c. 150.)
Bill (No. 230, from the Senate) To amend the Criminal Code, 1892, respecting Offences connected with Trade and Breaches of Contract.
(This Bill was not introduced in the House of Commons).
Bill (No. 231) To confer on the Commissioner of Patents certain powers for the relief of the Keller Heater Company of Canada, Limited. -(Mr. Mclsaac).
M. to rec. Pet., 7091; 1°*, 7294 ; 2s*, 7487 (iii); in Com., and 3°*, 7770 (iv). (3 Edward VII, c. 137.)
Bill (No. 232) To amend the Manitoba Grain Act, 1900.-(Mr. Sifton).
1° m., 7294 (iii); 2° m„ 798S ; in Com., 7991, 9350 (iv); Sen. Amts., 13623 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 33.)
Bill (No. 233) Respecting the Manufacture of Binder Twine in Canada.-(Mr. Fielding).
Res. prop., 6436 ; in Com. on Res., 7300, 7353; Is*, 2s*. 7382 ; in Com., 7383 (iii), 7728 (iv). (3 Edward VII, c. 5.)
Bill (No. 234) To amend the Bank Act.-(Mr. Henderson).
1°, 7565 (iv).
Bill (No. 235) To provide for the construction of a National Transcontinental Railway.-(Sir Wilfrid Laurier).
1° m., 7658 ; Res. prop., 7915; M. for Com. on Res., 8406, 848-, 8559, 8617, 8656, 8718, 8808, 8918, 9082, 9152, 9218, 9351, 9431 9459, 9582, 9683, 9820, 9980 (iv), 10102 10243 ; agreed to (Y. 117 ; N. 71) 10408; in Com. on Res., 10411; 2s, and in Com. on B., 10412,10538, 11190, 11302, 11833, 11959, 12074, 12146, 12221 (v); 3° m., 12612, 12720 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 71.)
BillTNo. 236, from the Senate) For the rel'ef of Harford Ashley.-(Mr. Porter).
1°*, 8115; 2°*, 9431 (iv); in Com., and 3°*, 12146 (v). (3 Edward VII, c. 80.)
BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 237, from the Senate) Further to amend the Steamboat Inspection Act, 1898.-(Mr. Prefontaine).
1" m., 12494 (v); 2°, and in Com., 12777; 3°*, 12779 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 67.)
Bill (No. 238) To amend chapter 8 of the Statutes of 1899, respecting the Bounties on Steel and Iron, and to provide for the payment of Bounties on eerta:n articles manufactured from Steel.-(Mr. Fielding).
Res. prop., 6629 (iii); in Com. on prop. Res., 7923; 1°* of B., 7988 (iv); 2°*, and in Com., 10799; 3°*, 10802 (v).	(3 Edward VII,
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Bill (No. 239) To provide for the payment of Bounties on Lead contained in Lead-bearing Ores mined in Canada.-(Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop., 6169 (iii), in Com. on Res., 8195; 1°* of B., 8230 (iv); 2s,'and in Com. ,10798 ; 3°*, 10799 (v).-(3 Edward VII, c. 31.)
Bill (No. 240) To assist in establishing and maintaining an independent and efficient service of telegraphic news from Great Britain, for publication in the Canadian Press.-(Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop., 8118; in Com. on Res., 8231 ; 1°* of B., 8243 (iv); 2sm„ 10715; in Com., 10718 ; 3°*, 10741 (v).-(3 Edward VII, c. 70.)
Bill (No. 241) For granting to His Majesty certain sums of money for the Public Service for the financial year ending the 30th June, 1903.-(Mr. Fielding.)
1°* ; 2s* ; in Com.,' and 3°*, 8404 (iv).-(3 Edward VII, c. 3.)
Bill (No. 242) To amend the Mounted Police Act, 1894.-(Sir Wilfrid Laurier.)
1° m., 8321 (iv); 2°, and in Com., 10741; 3°*, 10742 (v).-(3 Edward VII, c. 37.)
Bill (No. 243) To amend the Supreme and Exchequer Courts Acts, the Exchequer Court Act, and the Act respecting Judges of Provincial Courts.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Res. prop. 203 (i); withdn., 2582; Res. prop., 3431, 4262 (li), 5241 (iii), 8087 ; in Com. on Res., 8369 ; 1°*; 2°* of B. ; in Com. and 3°*, 8372 (iv); Sen. Amts., 14289 (vi).- (3 Edward VII, e. 29).
Bill (No. 244) Respecting the Western Assurance Company.-(Mr. McCarthy.)
1°*, 8406 ; 2°*, 8559 (iv); in Com. and 3°*, 10903 (v).-(3 Edward VII, c. 201).
Bill (No. 245) To further amend the Civil Service Act.-(Sir Wm. Mulock.)
1° m., 9079 (iv); Res. prop., 10410 ; wthdn., 11301 (v).
Bill (No. 246, from the Senate) To amend the Criminal Code, 1892, respecting Freedom of Labour.
[This Bill was not introduced in the House of Commons.]
Bill (No. 247, from the Senate) To amend the Act respecting the incorporation of Boards of Trade.
[This Bill was not introduced in the House of Commons.]
Bill (No. 248, from the Senate) Respecting the incorporation of Mining Companies.
[This Bill was not introduced in the House of Commons. ]
Bill (No. 249) To incorpoiate the Westminster Bridge Company.-(Mr. Morrison.)
M. to rec. Pet., 10489; 1°, 10744 ; 2°*, 10903
(v).
Bill (No. 250) Respecting The Judges of Provincial Courts.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
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BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 250) - Con.
Prop. Res., 10102; in Com. on Res., 10759; 1°* ; 2°* ; and in Com., 10792, 11400 ; 3°*, 11422 (v).-(3 Edward VII, c. 27.)
Bill (No. 251) To amend the Consolidated Revenue and Audit Act.-(Mr. Fielding.)
1° m.,11159 (v): Order dischd., 13444 (vi).
Bill (No. 252) To amend the Act relating to Ocean Steamship Subsidies.-(Sir Richard Cartwright.)
Res. prop., 10410; in Com. on Res., 10802; r* of B., 11422 ; 2°*, and i:i Com., 12295; 3°*, 12500 (v).-(3 Edward VI f, c. 44.)
Bill (No. 253) To increase the Representation of the North-west Territories in the Senate.- (Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1° m., 11091; 2J*, and in Com., 12302; 3°*, 12304 (v).-(3 Edward VII, c. 42.)
Bill (No. 254) Further to amend the Yukon Territory Act.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1° m., 11692; 2°*: in Com., and 3°*, 12301 (v).-(3 I.dward VII, c. 74.)
Bill (No. 255) To provide for the Appointment of an Additional Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Res. prop., 11426; in Com. on Res., 11821 ; 2° of Res., 11833 ; 1°* of B. 11833 ; 2°*, and in Com., 12301 ; 3°*, 12302 (v).-(3 Edward VII, c. 28.)
Bill (No. 256) To provide for Advances to the Government of the North-west Territories.- (Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop., 10102 ; in Com. on Res., 12306 ; 1°* of B., 12330 (v); 2°, and in Com., 12843; 3°*, 12815 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 41.)
Bill (No. 257) To amend the Civil Service Act. -(Sir William Mu lock.)
Res. prop., 10410, 11829; in Com. on Res., 12330; M. for Com., 12493; in Com. on Res., 12500 ; 1°* of B., 12574 (v); 2°*, and in Com., 13808, 13833 ; 3° in., 13942 ; Sen, Amts., 14845 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c.9.)
Bill (No. 258) To amend the Act respecting the Department of Railways and Canals.- (Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop., 8332 (iv) ; Res. wthdn., 10715; Res. prop., 11189 ; in Com. on Res., 12574 ; l°*of B., 12584 (v) ; 2°, and in Com., 12944; 3°*, 12983 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 59.)
Bill (No. 259) To amend the North-west Terri' tories Act.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1° m., 12610; 2°, and in Com., 13853; 14287; 3°*, 11289 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 40.)
Bill (No. 260) To amend the Act respecting certain Works constructed in or over Navigable Waters.-(Mr. P refontaim.)
In Com. on Res., 12779 ; 1°* of B., 12781; 2°, and in Com., 12984 ; wthdn., 14768 (vi).
Bill (No. 261) Respecting the Pilotage District of Montreal, and the Port and Pilotage District of Quebec.-(Mr. Prifontaine.)
Res. wthdn., 12493 (v); in Com. on Res., 12781 ; 1°* of B. 12800 ; 2° m., 12984 ; 2°, and in Com. 13627; 3° m., 13937 (vi).- (3 Edward VII, c. 48.)
Bill (No. 262) To amend the Act respecting the Harbour of North Sydney, in Nova Scotia.- (Mr. Prtfontaine.)
In Com. on Res., 12304; wthdn., 12492 (v); in Com. on Res., 12800 ; 1°* of B., 12801 ; 2°, and in Com., 12993; 3°*, 12994 (vi).- (3 Edward VII, c. 39.)
Bill (No. 263) To amend the Shipping Casualties Act, 1901.-(Mr. Pr&fontaine.)
BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 263)- Con.
In Com. on Res., 12801; 1°* of B., 12805; 2°, and in Com., 12994 ; 3°, 13560 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 64.)
Bill (No. 264) Respecting the Ottawa Valley Railway Company.-(Mr. Ethier.)
I0*; 2°*; and ref. to Ry. Com., 12993; in Com., and 3°*, 13330 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 172.)
Bill (No. 265) Respecting the Revised Statutes of Canada.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°, 13667; 2°*, and in Com., 14297; 3°*, 14299 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 61.)
Bill (No. 266) Further to amend the General Inspection Act.-(Sir Richard Cartwright.)
Prop. Res., 13264 ; in Com. on Res., 13807 ; 1°* of B., 13808; 2°, and in Com., 14311; 3C*, 14313 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 24.)
Bill (No. 267) Respecting the Librarians of Parliament.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Prop. Res., 13670; in Com. on Res., 13S31 ; 1°* of B., 13833 ; 2°, and in Com., 14299 ; 3°*, 14300 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c, 32.)
Bill (No. 268) Respecting the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada. - (Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Prop. Res., 13670 ; in Com. on Resi, 13831; 1°* of B., 13833 ; 2°, and in Com., 14300, 14403 ; 3°*, 14405 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 69.)
Bill (No. 269) Respecting the Management and Control of Public and other Works.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1° m., 14281; 2°, and in Com., 14741 : 3°*, 14755 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 53.)
Bill (No. 270) To authorize the granting of Subsidies in aid of the Construction of the lines of Railway therein mentioned.-(Mr. Fielding.)
Prop. Res., 13549 ; in Com, on Res., 14313, 14428; 1°*, 14519; 2°, and in Com., 14735, 14740; 3°*, 14741 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 57.)
Bill (No. 271) For granting to His Majesty certain sums of money for the Public Service for the financial year ending the 30th June, 1904.-(Mr. Fielding.)
M. for Coin, on Ways and Means, 14765 ; 1°*, 2°*, in Com., and 3°*, 14768 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 4.)
Bill (No. 272) To authorize aid to the Quebec Bridge and Railway Company towards the completion of its undertaking, and to confirm an Agreement between His Majesty and the said Company, with respect to such aid.- (Mr. Fielding.)
Prop. Res., 14523 ; on Order for Com. on Res., 14690; 1°* of B., 14734; 2° m., 14734; in Com., and 3°*, 14735 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 54.)
Bill (No. 273) To amend the Customs Tariff Act, 1897.-(Mr. Fielding.)
In Com. on Ways and Means, 14755; 1°*, 2°*, in Com., and 3°*, 14758 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 15.)
Binder Twine, Average Price of Manilla, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 7566 (v).
Binder Twine, Average Price of Sisal, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Clarke) 8085 (iv).
Binder Twine Bounties B.: Ques. of Order (Mr. Dep. Speaker) 7305, 7353
(in).
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Binder Twine, Circui.ar issued, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 3512 (ii).

Circular issued re Sales : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 4180 (ii).

Cost in 1901-2 : Ques. (Mr. Illain) 447 (i).

 Inspection, Administration of, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7763, 7772 (iv).

Inspector, Appnmt., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilson)
4959 (ii).

Inspection, Method of collecting Penalties, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Alcorn) 14684 (vi).

Inspector Haycock, Duties, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 5588 (iii).

Inspector's Rep. : M. (Mr. Douglas) to cone.
in Rep. on Agriculture, &e., 13788, 14043 (vi).

Names of Purchasers, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Blain)
3798 (ii).

Prices	for	current	Year,	&c. :	Ques.	(Mr. Blain) 203	(i).

Prices	fixed	for	Penitentiary	Supply:
Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 159c (i).

Quantity, Cost, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hcyd) 2311
(>)[DOT] '

Quantity imported from TT.S.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 7565 (iv).

Rep. of Ag. Com., Distribution of Copies :
M (Mr. Douglas) to cone., 13788, 14043 (vi).

Residences of Purchasers, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 4182 (ii).
Birkett, Mr. T., M.P., Lease of Lands, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Calvert) 12217 (v).
Bishop, Capt., Dismissal as Harbour Master from Albert, N.B.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii).
Black, A. W., English M.P., Statements re Cor. between Can. and German Consul, 12218 (v).
Black Brook, N.B., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13227 (vi).
Blair, Hon. A. G., Resignation: Announcement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 6540 (iii).

Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 6522 (iii).
-*- Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 6735 (iii).
Blankets, Clothing, Indians : in Com. of Sup., 6409 (iii).
Blankets, Webcloth, purchased by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Blain) 10102, 10410, 10714, 10954 (v).
Blind River, Ont., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13235 (vi).

Ques. (Mr. Monk) 666 (i).
Bond-Hay Treaty : See ' Finance-German. '
Bonding Privileges with U. S. : See ' Coasting, &c. Bonded Warehouses, P.E.I., Rental, Closing, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 12073 (v).
Book-keeping re I. C. R. Expenditure : Remarks i n Com. of Sup., 8269 (iv).

Remarks (Mr. Sproulc) in Com. of Sup., 12877
Boots for Mail Carriers : See 'Post Office, &c.' Bopp, German Consul, Cor. with Dom. Govt, re Fiscal Policy : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).

See ' German Tariff.
Borden, Mr. , Ry. Policy : See ' G. T. Pacific. ' Boundary Delimitations : in Com. of Sup., 6790. Bounties, &C.: See 'Lead, &c.', 'Steel and Iron ' Bourassa, Inspector, Inland Rev., Quebec, Shortage, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5405, 5407 (iii). Bourgeois, M. E., Sub-Collector of Customs at Tracadie, N.B., Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. WUnwt) 543 (i).
Bowmanville, Breakwater, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1352 (i).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 507 (i).
Bow River Bridge, Canmore, Protection, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6925 (iii).
Boyd, Sir John, Payments to by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 5990 (iii).

Relatives in Govt. Employ : Ques. (Mr. Johnston, Cardwell) 4185 (ii).
Bracebridge, Customs Port : in Com. of Sup., 3960

Post Office : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13071 (vi).

See ' Representation B. 66.
Brant Indians, Medical Attendance : in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).
Brasses' Point Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 7808
(iv)	.
Brennan, Mr. J. P., P.E.I., Dismissal: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 13994 (vi).
Breton Cove, N.S., Boat Landing : in Com. of Sup., 13151 (vi).

See 'Fraser,' 'Salmon,' &c.
Casca Transportation Co., re Liard River Miners : in Com. of Sup., 6926 (iii). Clayoquot Indian School : in Com. of Sup., 7269 (iii).

Sec ' Indians.'
Columbia River, above Golden, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13304 (vi).

Opening Channel : in Com. of Sup.,
13304 (vi).

Revelstoke, Nav. Obstructions :	in
Com. of Sup., 1451 (i).
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Lands, Applications, Regulations, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 12217 (v).
Dredging Plant : in Com. of Sup., 13311, 13318
(vi).
Ksquimalt Defences : in Com. of Sup., 3778 (ii).

Graving Dock : in Com. of Sup., 5919 (iii).
False Creek, Cor. between Govt, and B.C.: M. (Mr. Earle) for Copies*, 2:137 (i).

Lease to Kelly & Burnett : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 7565 (iv).

Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 2758, 2919 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102, 10241 (v).

See ' Salmon,' &c.
Harbours and Rivers : in Com. of Sup., 1451 (i), 5916 (iii), 13304 (vi).
Hardy Bay, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 591 (>
(iii), 13305 (vi).
Hazleton Hospital Grant : in Com. of Sup., 13787 (vi).
* Hot Air Line ' Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14490 (vi).
Indians : in Com of Sup., 13785 (vi).

Agents, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
7257 (iii).

Fishing Rights re Investigation, &c. : in
Com. of Sup., 7264 (iii).

Medical Attendance : in Com. of Sup.,
13785 (vi).

Industrial Schools : in Com. of Sup.,
7254 (iii), 13786 (vi).

Steam Launch for Indian Agent : in
Com. of Sup., 13787 (vi).
Industrial Disputes, Royal Commission re \ in Com. of Sup., 6984 (iii).
Judges, Travelling Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3399 (ii).
Kelly & Burnett, Lease of False Creek t Ques. (Mr. Earle) 7565 (iv).
*

See ' False Creek. '
Kettle River Valley Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14490 (vi).
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14489 (vi).

Correction, &c : in Com., 14519 (vi). Labour Commission, Rep. re : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 8116 (iv).

Rei>. re: Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com.
of Sup., 7198 (iii).

Commissioners, Appnmt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 1595 (i).
Labour Troubles, on M. for Com. of Sup.: Remarks (Mr. Smith, R. G.) 945 (i).

See 'Industrial.'
Lands available for Settlers in Man. and N.W.T.: Ques. (Mr. Richardson) 4836 (ii). Liard River Miners, Relief, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6926 (iii).
Lumber Trade, Tel. from Manufacturers : Read (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14766 (vi). McCraney, Mr. W., ex-M.P., Letter re Legislation : Read (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 5362.(iii). Marine Signal Service : in Com. of Sup., 13638 (vi).
Military Reserve at Port Moody : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 446 (i).
Nelson Post office : in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi). 

Racine Bros., Claims against Contractors : in Com. of Sup., 7157 (iii).
- See ' Racine.'
Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14337 (vi). Nicola-Kamloops, Telephone Service: in Com. of Sup., 13337 (vi).
Officers'Mess., Str. ' Quadra,'Regulations re : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Port Moody, Military Reserve : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 446 (i).
Preferential Tariff with France re Shipping B.C. Salmon: Remarks (Mr. Earle) in Com. of Sup., 7799 (iv).
Publio Works : in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi). 'Quadra,' Str., Regulations re Officers'
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BRITISH COLUMBIA- Con.
' Quadra ' Str.-Con.
Mess : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Quatsino City, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13305 (vi).
Quesnel-Atlin Telegraph Branch : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Quesnel Dam, Obstructions, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Earle) 11557 (v).
Racine Bros., Claims re Contractors of Nelson P.O.: in Com. of Sup., 7168 (iii).

 agreement with Contractors : Read
(Mr. Monk) 7162 (iii).

 Letters read from Dep. Minister of Labour,
&c., 7164 (iii).
Rossland, Armoury: in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).

Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup.,
13131 (vi).
Roy'al Commission re Industrial Disputes : in Com. of Sup., 6984 (iii).
Salmon Commissioners : M. (Mr. Prefontainc) for Rep., 7109 (iii).
Salmon Industry, Fraser River, Tkls. from Canners' Association, &c.: Read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).

 Increased Capacity of Hatcheries :
Ques. (Mr. Earle) 12073 (v).

Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102,10241 (v).
Salmon sh-ipped to France from B.C., Tariff re: Remarks (Mr. Earle) in Com. of Sup., 7799 (iv).
Statutes, Disallowance of, &o.: M. for O.C's., &c.* (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 706 (i).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden, Halifax)
2016 (i).

M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to ])rint, 2675
(ii).
Songhees Indians, Removal to Reserve, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7258 (iii). Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 2992 (ii), 5826 (iii), 13337 (vi).

Working Expenses: in Com. of Sup.,
13368 (vi).
Upper Salmon River : in Com. of Sup., 1184 (i). Vancouver Island to Salt Springs Island, Telephone Service : in Com. of Sup., 13337 (vi).
Vancouver Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi).
*

Inspector, Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
14000 (vi).
Victoria and Vancouver Island SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13694 (vi).
Vowell, Mr.. Indian Supt., Salary: in Com. of Sup., 13785 (vi).
Williams Head. Quarantine Station, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).
British Journalists' and Members' Visit to Can., Reception, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 7488 (iii).

Remarks (Mr. Boss, H.S.) 2105 (i).
B.N.A. Bank Note Co. vs. The King, Expenses re : in Com. of Sup., 14279 (vi).
Britton, Judge, Charges re Investigation of Treadgold Commission, Par. in Dawson Newspapers, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Monk) 11065 (v).

M. (Mr. Galliher) for Com., 7339 (iii).

' Ques. of Order (Mr. Taylor) 7339 (iii).

Appeal to Speaker from Dep. Speaker's Ruling
(Mr. Taylor) 7342 (iii).

See 'St. James,' &c.
Bryson Bridge, Reconstruction of Piers : in Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).
Budget, The: Financial Statement (Mr. Fielding) 1378, 1743 (i).

Reply (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 1462, 2192 (i).
Debate: (SirRichard Cartwright) 1596; (Mr. Tarte) 1619 ; (Mr. Charlton) 1643; (Mr. Gourley) 1657 ; (Mr. Clancy) 1681; (Mr. Davis) 1715; (Mr. Speaker, irrelevancy of debate, Ruling) 1735, 1742; (Mr. Sproide) 1740; (Mr. Fielding) on Ques. ot Order, 1743; (Mr. //c.,rf)1764; (Mr. Blain) 1785; (Mr. Oliver) 1799, 1816 ; (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 1825; (Mr. Vrooman) 1832; (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 1860; (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1870; (Mr. Roche, Halifax) 1891; (Mr. Beit) 1907; (Mr. Maclaren, Huntingdon) 1937 ; (Mr. Richardson) 1946; (Mr. Holmes) 1953; (Mr. Taylor) 1974; (Mr. Thompson, Haldiniand) 1994 ; (Mr. Hackctl) 2017 ; (Mr. Schell) 2025; (Mr. Morin) 2034; (Mr. Ross, Ontario) 2030; (Mr. Kemp) 2050; (Mr. Galliher) 2063; (Mr. Henderson) 2076 ; (Mr. Grant) 2109 ; (Mr. Broiler) 2119; (Mr. Fraser) 2131; (Mr. Puttee) 2149; (Mr. Lemieux) 2167; (Mr. Paterson) 2176 ; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) Remarks, re Winnipeg Speech, 2192 ; (Mr. Clarke) 2206 ; (Mr. Ball) 2234 (i).

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Budget, Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) Negatived (Y.
54 ; N. 107) 2235 (i).
Budget, The : (Remarks) 1114 (i).

Ret. in Toronto 'Globe': Remarks (Mr. Hagga/rt) 410 (i).
Buffalo Herd in Banff Park : in Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).
Buildings, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi). 

Man.: in Com. of Sup., 5844 (iii), 13126(vi).

N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 412, 421, 486 (i),
13037 (vi).

N. W. T.: in Com. of Sup., 958 (i), 13129
(vi).

N.S.:in Com of Sup., 411 (i), 5827 (iii),
13028 (vi).

Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 487 (i), 5842 (iii),
13082 (vi).

 Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 342 (i).

P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).

Quebec, Renewals, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
422 (i), 5841 (iii), 13053, 14245 (vi).

Yukon Ter. : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).

See 'Dom. Buildings.'
Burglary Guarantee: See 'Horn. Guarantee.
Burk's Falls, Maganetawan River Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1358 (i).
Burlington Channel, Pier, Repairs, &c.: in Com.
of Sup , 1359 (i), 13237 (vi).
Burrard, B.C., Census Commissioners : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7079 (iii).
Business of the Hse., Complaints, &c.: (Mr. Monk) 1343 (i).	.

Delat IN printing Bills: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 482 (i).

Inaccuracy of Statements : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4347 (ii).

Late Sittings : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3207 (ii).

M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) re Victoria Day
Adjournment, 3127 (ii).

ON M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) TO TAKE IN
Mondays: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3708 (ii).

Private Bills Procedure : Remarks (Mr. LaRiriere) 5138 (iii).

Public Bills, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Charlton)
2300 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Borden. Halifax) 238G (i).

Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 1110 (i), 3794, 5051
(ii), 5581, 5959, 7090 (iii), 7728, 7812 (iv).

re ScpPl. Estimates : Remarks (Mr. Fielding)
4957 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 2394 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 871 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Marcil) 14219 (vi).

 See ' Mail Bags. '	.
Campaign Literature, Emplymt. of Sessional Messengers : Ques. (Mr. Talbot) 14286 (vi). 

See 'Franking.'
Campbell, D. J., Postmaster at Maoleod, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Osier) 8082 (iv). Campbki.lford, Port of Entry : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3913 (ii).

 Post Office : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13073 (vi).

Public Building ; in Com. of Sup., 504 (i).
Campbellton, N.B., Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 13037, 13042, 13052 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See ' Art,' &c.
Canadian Association, Govt. Aid re Tuberculosis: in Com. of Sup., 13517 (vi).
Can. Bank of Commerce, Yukon, Compensation to: in Com. of Sup., 14274 (vi).
Canadian Beef supplied to British Troops : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 483 (i)

See ' Cattle.'
*Canadian Butter, Mr. Preston's Interview : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 10712 (v).

See 'Butter.'
Canadian Cattle Embargo in G. B.: M. for Cor. (Mr. Bouras&a) 110 (i).

See ' Cattle. '
*Can. Central and Ottawa and Bhookville Rys., Amalgamation, Compensation to certain Municipalities : in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi).
*Canadian Coast Lighting : in Com. of Sup., 4164 (ii).
Canadian Company (New) Incorp. B. No. 83 (Mr. Lemieux) : M. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) to ref. back to Sel. Com., 2753 (ii).

See ' New.'
Can. Employment Bureau, Suit against W. T. R. Preston : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 12220 (v).
Canadian Exhibits at Imperial Institute : in Com. of Sup., 4435 (ii), 13508 (vi).
Canadian Fishery Exhibit : in Com. of Sup., 4174
(ii).

See ' Fisheries. '
Canadian Freight Classification, Approval, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 3537 (ii).

O. C. re: Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 3302 (ii).
Canadian-German Fiscal Policy, Cor. with Dom.
Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218(vi). 

See ' German Tariff.'
Canadian Mail via New York, Number of Tons, &c.: (Mr. Bell) 10713 (v).
Canadian Mining Institute, Publication of Documents : ill Com. of Sup., 13965 (vi).
Canadian Mint, Erection of Building : Ques. (Mr. Carscallen) 10955 (v).	,

See ' Ottawa. '
Canadian Mounted Rifles, Medals, &c.: Ques.
Mr. Taylor) 1675 (i).


Aid B.: Car Shortage and Freight Congestion in
N.W.T. : See 'Ry. Transportation from N.W.T. '

Elkhorn Branch Subsidy : in Com. on Res.,
14497 (vi).

Expenditure for Rolling Stock : Ques.
(Mr. McCreary) 2311 (i).

Extension to Winnipeg Beach Subsidy ;
Remarks in Com. on Res., 14338 (vi).

and Great Northwest Central Ry. Co.'s
Agreement : Ques. (Mr. Douglas) 2306 (i).

Lands Exempt from Taxes in Man. and N.
W.T.: M. for Ret.*(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 916 (i).

Lands and School Taxation : Ques. (Mr. Oliver) 4006 (ii).

Lands in Man., Tax Exemption, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Puttee) 667 (i).

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C.P.R., Private Car No. 001, Improvements, &c., Payment by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Demers, St. John) 14282 (vi).

Steamers leaving St. John : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) in Com. of Sup. 14076 (vi).

See 1 Allan Line.'

Looks : Remarks (Mr. Hughes) in Com.
of Sup., 14645 (vi).
Beauharnois Canal, Flooding Lands, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
*Canals : in Com. of Sup., 7803, 8268 (iv); 12895, 14134 (vi).

Cone., 8374 (iv).
Canal Collectors, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12933 (vi).

Employees, Increases op Wages : in
Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Broder) 2303 (i).

in Ont. and Quebec, Amount expended,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1594 (i).

Miscellaneous Vote : in Com. of Sup.,
12910 (vi).

Operating Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,
12920 (vi).

Tolls, Collectors Duties, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 12929 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of
Sup., 14148 (vi).

Tonnage Dues, Abolition op : Ques.
(Mr. Sproule) 874 (i).
Casselman, Lockmaster, Williamsburg Canal, Superannuation, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).
Chambly, Collector op Tolls, Salary: Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12497 (v).

 Dismissal op Jules Quesnel : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 7203 (iii).

See 'Moreau.'

Electric Station By-Wash : in Com of
Sup., 12906 (vi).
CANALS- Con.
Chambly, Land Damages: in Com. of Sup., 12908 (vi).

Landing Wharfs : in Com. of Sup.,
12908 (vi).

 Macadamizing Tow Path : in Com. of Sup., 12906, 14151 (vi).
Cornwall, Electrical Equipment for Lock Gates : in Com. of Sup., 14134 (vi).

Lighting, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
7549 (iii), 12895 (vi).

Supt.'s Duties, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Reid,
Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 12896 (vi).
Corry Award, 7557 (iii).
Engineers Salaries re Canals : in Com. of Sup., 12910 (vi).
Farran's Point, Acetylene Gas Equipment' : in Com. of Sup., 14155 (vi).

Construction, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
12898 (vi).	"

Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iii),
14150 (vi).
Galops, Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 7803 (iv), 12899,14141 (vi).

surveys, lifting boulders : in Com.
of Sup., 12900 (vi).

Dam : Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Reid, Grenville) 12608 (vi).

Rapids Channel, Deepening, &c. : M. to
cone. (Mr. Fielding) Agreed to (Y. 36 ; N. 14) 8403 (iv).

 deepening, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 8268 (iv), 14644 (vi).

See * Farrans,' 'North Channel,' 'Williamsburg,' &c.
Grenville, Guide Piers at Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 12909 (vi).

Payment to Henry Tucker re Investigation : in Com. of Sup., 14166 (vi).
Gibault, Mr. Edward, Gratuity to Widow : in Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).
Howie, F. W., Legal Expenses, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6795 (iii).
Iroqcois Canals, Electric Lighting : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 12901. Lachine, Electrical Appliances, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7806 (iv), 14142 (vi).

Enlargement, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
12903 (vi).

Gratuities : in Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).

Lighting : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
14139 (vi).

Lock Gate Protection : in Com. of Sup.,
14142 (vi).

 Masonry Wall, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12906 (vi).
Lockmen, Ac., on Canals : in Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).
Mill Street, Paving, Lachine Canal : in Com. of Sup., 14153 (vi).
Moreau, Mr. H., Collector on Chambly Canal : Ques. (Mr. Bull) 12497 (v).

See ' Chambly-Dismissal,' &c.
Morrison, Mrs., Claims re Lands, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 14104 (vi).
Murray, Purchase of Mr. Johnson's House : in Com. of Sup., 14143 (vi).

Goodrich, Mr., Removal : Remarks
(Mr. Cochrane) in Com. of Sup., 14144 (vi).

Wire Fencing: in Com. of Sup., 14150
(vi).
North Channel and Dam, Galops Rapids : in Com. of Sup., 12899 (vi).

Completion : in Com. of Sup., 14142
(vi).

See 'Farrans,' 'Galops,' &c.



CANALS-Con.
North Channel Construction of Dam : in Com. of Sup., 7803 (iv).
O'Leary, J. & M., Claims re Soulanges Canal Contracts ; in Com. of Sup., 14651 (vi).
Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Engineer's Reports : M. for copies (Mr. Murray) 1299 (i).
Peterborough Canal, Lift Lock : in Com. of Sup., 12927 (vi).

Entrance Pier, Trent Canal : in Com.
of Sup., 14645 (vi).
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Schell) re appmnt. of Mr. Stewart on Canals, 14599 (vi).
Quesnel, Jules, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 7203 (iii).
Ramy's Point, Welland Canal, Removal of Obstructions: in Com. of Sup., 12902 (vi).

See 'Welland'.
Rapide Plat Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 12898 (vi).
Rideau Canal : in Com. of Sup., 7808 (iv).

Birkett, Mr. T., M.P., Lease of Land,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Calvert) 12217 (v).

Concession St. Bridge, Ottawa : in
Com. of Sup., 14150 (vi).

Employees, Delay in Payment : Remarks
(Mr. Taylor) 13302 (vi).

Swing Bridge at Hog's Back : in Com.
of Sup., 12904 (vi).
St. Francis Lake, to complete Dam : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
St. Lawrence, Equipment for Transportation Facilities : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 12845-7 (vi).
St. Ours, Landing Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 14154 (vi).

 Stop Logs : in Com. of Sup., 12908 (vi).
_ Sault Ste. Marie, Coaling Accommodation re Saolt Ste. Marie Canal : in Com. of Sup., 7561 (iii).

Construction: in Com. of Sup., 7560
(iii)., 12904 (vi).
Simcoe Lake, Flooding of Lands in Mara, &c.: M. (Mr. Grant) for Reps., 2762 (ii).
Soulanges Canal, Compensation to George Goodwin : in Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).

Construction, &o.: in Com. of Sup.,
7549 (iii).

Contractor Stewart's Claims : in Com.
of Sup., 12913 (vi).

Payment of O'Learys' Claims : in Com.
of Sup , 14651 (vi).

Repairs to Breach in Bank : in Com.
of Sup., 14153 (vi).
Stewart, Mr., Appnmt as Supt. of Canals : Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Schell) 14599 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com.
of Sup., 12927 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup.,
14146 (vi).
*[DOT] Townsend ' Valve re Lock Gates, Welland Canal : in Com. of Sup., 12905 (vi).
Trent, Construction : in Com. of Sup., 7551 (iii)., 14645 (vi).

Dodds, Thos., Payment to : Ques. (Mr. Huyhes, Victoria) 8118 (iv).

Employment of Medical Officers :
Ques. (Mr Huyhes, Victoria) 8117 (iv).

Hastings and Trenton, Tenders, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Ward) 129 (i).

Messrs. Coiiry & La verdure, Interest
re Arbitration : in Com. of Sup., 14651 (vi).

See ' Corry'.

Peterborough Entrance Pier : in Com.
of Sup., 14645 (vi).

See ' Peterborough '.
CANALS-Con.
' Trent, Rep. of Engineer McLeod, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Porter) 12716 (vi).

Rosedale Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13249 (vi).

 Specifications, Reports, &c.: M. (Mr. Ward) for copies, 2313 (i).
See ' Simeoe.'	-
Tucker, Henry, Payment re Investigation : in Com. of Sup., 14156 (vi).
Welland, Deepening, &o.: in Com. of Sup,,
7804 (iv).

Drainage, &c.:inCom, of Sup., 12905(vi).

Dunnville Dam & Bridge : in Com. of
Sup., 7809 (iv).

Electric Lighting, &e.: in Com. of Sup.,
129C0, 14148 (vi).

Land Damages : in Com. of Sup., 7805 (iv).

Lock Tenders, Salaries : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 12921 (vi).

Lowering Mitre Sills : in Com. of Sup.,
7804 (iv)., 14149 (vi).

Ramy's Point: See 'Ramy's Point.'

Stone Protection Walls : in Com. of
Sup., 12904 (vi).

Surveys re Govt. Lands : in Com. of
Sup., 12905 (vi).

Townsend Valve, 12905 (vi).

Water Power, O.Cs., re., &c.: Ques,
(Mr. Lancaster) 1859 (i).

Water Power, Rep. of Board of Trade,
St. Catharines, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 668 (i).
Williamsburg, Appnmt. of Supt., &c.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sun.. 12927 (vi).

Collector's Salary : in Com. of Sun .
12934 (vi).	1

Gate Lifter : in Com. of Sup., 14149 (vi).

 LOCKMASTER C.ASSLEMAN, SUPERANNUATION, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).
-*-Overseer's House: in Com. of Sup.. 14150 (vi).

 Working Scow: in Com. of Sup., 14154(vi).
Wire Fencing, Murray Canal: in Com. of
Sup., 14150 (vi).

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Caretakers, Govt. Policy re: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13061 (vi).
Cargill, Henry, late M.P., Decease of : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 12937 (vi).
Cariboo Island, N.S., Harbour of Refuge : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Carleton, N.B., Census rc Religious Classifica tion : Ques. (Mr. Hale) 4004 (ii).

Lord Onslow's Declaration : Par. in Ottawa
' Citizen,' 14054 (vi).

M. for Cor.* (Mr. Bourassa) 110 (i).
*

 papers laid on Table, 591 (i).
Cattle Guard Commission, Appnmt. of Mr. Geo.
Robertson, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 668 (i).

 Appnmt. of Mr. Holt and Retirement of Mr. Robertson, &c. : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Lennox) 1059 (i).

Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Lennox) 3396 (ii).

Names, Sic. : Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 874 (i).

Rep., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 669 (i).

Rep. : Inquiry (Mr. Pringle) 14686 (vi).

Rep. of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 1199 (i).

Rep. laid on Table, Printing, &c. : Remarks
(VI r. Clancy) 14758 (vi).

Withdrawal of Mr. Robertson, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Lennox) 1034 (i).
Cattle Guards : See 'Railway Act.'
K
Cattle Inspection^: in,Com. of Sup., 13543 (vi).

ON Steamers : in Com. of Sup., 4116 (ii).
Cattle purchased by British Govt. : Par. in Montreal ' Gazette' (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 5415 (iii). Cattle purchased for S. Africa : Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5463 ; Neg. (Y., 48 ; N., 78) 5489 (iii).	'
Debate : (Mr. Fisher) 5467 ; (Mr. Henderson) 5468; (Mr. Gourley) 5469; (Mr. Sproule) 5473: (Mr. Logan) 5475 ; (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 5477 ; (Mr. Brodcr) 5478; (Sir William Mulock) 5480: (Mr Lennox) 5484; (Mr. Macpherson) 5487 ; (Mr. Oliver) 5488 (iii).
Cattle Quarantine ; in Com. of Sup., 5502 (iii).
Cayuga Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 502 (i).
Cement used for Buildings, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
Census, Buildings, Repairs, Sec.: in Com. of Sup., 990 (i).

Carleton, &c., N.B., Religious Classification, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hale) 4004 (ii).
Circular of Mr. Cote : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4657 (ii).	[DOT]

Commissioner for Prov. of Quebec, Travelling, Sec.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk) 1058 (i).

Cost, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 4800 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 204 (i).

Enumerators, Expenses, Sec.: in Com. of
Sup., 4800 (ii).

 Expenditure, 1881, 1891 and 1901, Sec. :
Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13699 ; Neg. (Y., 35 ; N., 69) 13759 (vi).
ueoate :
Uvrr. rimer) lovu/ ; (Mr. Clarke) 13708; (Mr. Sproule) 13721; (Mr. Heyd) 13724 ; (Mr Henderson) 13730 ; (Mr. Holmes) 13733; (Mr Sherritt) 13737 ; (Mr. Bell) 13740 ; (Mr. McEwen) 13753 ; (Mr. Clancy) 13755 (vi).	'

 Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13672 (vi).

Expenditure : Notice of Motion (Mr. Monk)
13368 (vi).	.

Grand Manan, N.B., Religious Enumeration : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 3801 (ii).

Land Values : in Com. of Sup., 4640 (ii).

N. B., Religious Denominations : Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 4801 (ii).

Payments, Sec. : Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 286 (i).

Schedules, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4635 (ii)
7054 (iii).

Schedules, Halton, Peel, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6894 (iii).
Schedules, 1891, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 7054 (Iii).
St. John, Religious Enumeration : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 3800 (ii).
Census Schedules, re Halton and Cardwell: Ques. (Mr. Blain) 11425 (v).

Staff employed re Alterations, See.: Ques
(Mr. Heyd) 13935 (vi).

Total Cost, &c.: M. for Ret. (Mr. Taylor)
289 ; Amt. (Mr. Fielding) 289 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Taylor) 479, 544 (i).
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Census Buildings : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 203 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1593 (i).

Total Cost: in Com. of Sup., 7053 (iii).

Speech re Preferential Tariff, 13375 (vi).
Chambly Canal, Collector of Tolls, Salary : Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12497 (v).

Dismissal of Jules Quesnel, Ques. (Mr. Monk) 7203 (iii).

Electric Station By-Wash : in Com. of
Sup., 12906 (vi).

Land Damages : in Com. of Sup., 12908 (vi).

Landing Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 12908
(vi).
_____Macadamizing Tow Path : in Com. of Sup.,
12906, 14151 (vil.
Chambord Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13454 (vi). Chapman Double Ballbearing Co., Letter re: Read (Mr. Haggart) in Com. of Sup., 7524 (iii).

Rep. re: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 8283 (iii).
Charges of Management : in Com. of Sup., 12584
(v)	.

Sec ' Dom. Notes.'
Charlottetown Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13035
(vi)	.

Dom. Building : in Com. of Sup., 13036 (vi).

Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup.,
14131 (vi).


Chinese Restriction Immigration B.: 
Cigarettes Prohibition Sale B.: Notice of Amt., 3126 (ii).
Civil Service Act, Administration of, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2726 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: No. 245 (Sir William Mulock) Pm., 9079 (iv); Res. prop. 10410; wthdn., 11301 (v).

See ' Post Office Bill '.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12330 ; Amts. (Mr. Birkctt) 12349, 12370, 12510 (v).
Civil Service Act and Technical Officers, &u. ;
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13771 (vi).
Civil Service, Decorations : See * Imperial Service'

Employees Classification, Salaries, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 9681 (iv).

Examinations re Customs Employees : Remarks in Com. on Customs Bill, 4016 (ii).

See 1 Sault Ste. Marie.
Clergue Ry. Syndicate, Subsidies, &c. : Remarks in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14397 (vi).
Clergue Works, Sault Ste. Marie, Conthaot for Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Boss, Ontario) 13608 (vi).
Clerks of Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 963 (i). Sec ' Public Works.'
Clerk of the House: Notification of Appnmt. (Mr. Speaker 1 (i).
'Cleveland' Cylinder, Patent re I. C. R.: Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 8284 (iv).
Clinton, Ont., Census Enumerator: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4820 (ii).
Clinton Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 518 (i), 5834 (iii).
Clothing for Indians, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 13783 (vi).
Coal Contracts for Dom. Buildings : in Com. on Sup., 1065 (i).
Coalfields, Survey, P.E.I. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2503 (ii).
Coal imported into Ont. from June, 1901, to March, 1903, &c. : Ques. (Mr Clarke) 669 (i).
Coaling Accommodation re Sault Ste. Marie Canal : in Com. of Sup., 7561 (iv).
Coal Lands in Crow's Nest Pass Applications, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 12217 (v).
Coal Mining in Banff Reserve, Lease by Govt. : (Mr. Northrup) 13026 (vi).
Coal Rates, I. C. R., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Kendall) 6167 (iii).
Coal Sheds, Oh-awa Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
Coasting Laws and Bonding Privileges of U. S., Regulations : Remarks (Mr. Paterson) 13135 (vi).

Harbour Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 5909 (iii).

Post Office Improvements ; in Com. of Sup.,
13118 (vi).
Cocagnk, Wharf, N.B., Compensation to Capt. Arsenault : in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Cochrane, Hon. Sen., Tel. re Health (Mr. Fielding) 3000 (ii).
Colborne Armoury: Remarks in Com. of Sup 13086 (vi).
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Cold Stokage: in Com. of Sup., 4671 (ii), 7086 (iii), 7610 (iv).
See 'Agriculture.'
Coldstream Guards Band, Arrangements re Visit, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 9683 (iv). Coleman, A. B., Tenders re Toronto Post Office : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13090 (vi).
Collingwood Dock, Estimated Cost : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5871 (iii).

Memorandum of Can. Ministers : in Budget
Speech, 1404 (i).	[DOT]

Rep. re : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3632
(ii)	.
Colonial Office and Can. Prime Minister, Cor. re German Fiscal Policy :	Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).

 See ' German.'
Columbia River, B. C., above Golden, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13304 (vi).

Opening Channel : in Com. of Sup., 13304
(vi).

Standing : Lists presented (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 197 (i).

M. to meet during Sittings of Hse. (Mr. Hyman) 8405 (iv).

Remarks (Mr. Monk) 8333 (iv).
Agriculture and Colonization : M. to add Name (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5679 (iii).

Rep. re Binder Twine : M. to cone.,
13788, 14043 (vi).
Debates : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5 (i). Election Laws : M. (Mr. Fielding) to add Name, 6734 (iii).
Internal Economy : M. for Com., 91 (i). Library of Parliament : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 244 (i).
COMMITTEES :~Con,
Printing, Joint : List presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 244 (i).

M. to cone, in 3rd Rep. (Mr. Parmelee)
5314 (iii).
Privileges and Elections, 1st Rep. of Sel. Com.: Presented (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 5511
(">)[DOT] ,

M. to employ stenographer (Mr. Fraser>
7202 (iii).
Public Accounts, Meeting concurrently with Sittings of Hse. : Remarks (Mr. Clancy) 8334 (iv).	,

Motion to add Name (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3431 (ii).

M. re Pub. Accts. (Mr. Fraser) [DOT]' 67 (i).

Enlargement, Electric Lighting, &o.: in
Com. of Sup., 12895 (vi).

Lighting, &c.': Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
7549 (iii).

Supt's. Duties, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Reid,
Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 12896 (vi).


Cornwall Road P.   O.@: , Mail Service : Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) 14038 (vi).
Coronation Contingent, Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6950 (iii).	[DOT]
Corry & La verdure, Awaiid re Contract : in Com. of Sup., 7557 (iii). [DOT]

Compensation re Trent Canal : in Com. of
Sup., 14C51 (vi).
Cory, W. W., Salary, Duties, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6853 (iii).
Cottee, Herbert, Salary and Re-appointment: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3610 (ii).
COUCHICHING AND SlMCOE LAKES, REGULATIONS OK Water : in Com. of Snp., 13252 (vi).
Couillard, Alfred, Gratuity : in Com. of Sup.,
. 13546 (vi).
County Court Judges, Appointments from Local Bars : Remarks (Mr. Lennox) 5582 (iii).

Appointments., Retirements, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Lennox) 4960 (ii).
Country Postmasters : in Com. of Sup., 6037 (iii).

Salaries : in Com. on P. 0. Bill, 5662, 5676,
5863 (iii).

Salary Increases : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
14011 (vi).
Court of Appeal, Yukon: See ' Yukon B. 254.'
Courts, Yukon, Purchase of Law Books : in Com. of Sup., 3506 (ii).
Sec ' Yukon. '
Couture, Vet. Surgeon at Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 5504 (iii).
Cove Head Harbour, Channel Improvements : in Com of Sup., 1155 (i), 13222 (vi).
Cow Bay, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13178 (vi).
Cow Bay (Point Morien) Breakwater, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1078 (i).
Crandall, Brakesman, Gratuity : in Com. of Sup., 13546 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: CUSTOMS-Con.
Bracebridgb Customs Port: in Com. of Sup., 3960 (ii).
Campbellford Port of Entry : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3913 (ii).
Civil Service Examinations re Customs Employees : Remarks in Com. on Customs Bill, 4016 (ii).
Coal imported into Ont. from June 1901 to March 1903, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 669 (i). Coasting Haws and Bonding Privileges of U. S.: Regulations (Mr. Paterson) 13135 (vi).

Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 12714 (vi).
Commissioner, Asst.: See ' Customs Act, B. 174. Conroy, Mr., Sub-collector, Tignish, Dismissal : Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 13993 (vi).
Corn Duties, Abolition of by Imp. Govt. :
Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 1681 (i).
Curry, James, Customs Collector at Charlottetown, Superannuation, &e.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3918 (ii), 13992 (vi).
Customs and Excise, Per Capita Revenue, 1896 AND 1903 : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 13935 (vi).

See 'Per Capita.'


Customs Clause G.  T. P.@: Bill, Legal Opinions : Read (Mr. Osier) 11320 (v). Customs Dept., Contingencies: in Com. of Sup., 331 (i), 3782, 3897 (ii).

Deptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 319
,<i).

Ports of Entry, Salaries, &c. : in Com.
of Sup., 3697 (ii).


OVERTIME OF OFFICERS, SALARIES, &0.: in
Com. of Sup., 13980 (vi).

TRANSFERS, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 5318
(iii).


Printing, Stationery, &c., in Com. of
Sup., 3962 (ii).

Temporary Clerks. Appnmt., &c.: Remarks in Com. of Customs Bill, 4012 (ii). Dauphin, Port of Entry, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3898 (ii).
Dime Novels: See ' Jesse James.'
Dresden Customs House : in Com. of Sup., 3960 (ii).
Free List, Changes in Tariff, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clare) 817 (i).
Gananoque Port of Entry, Collections, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup. 3791, 3897 (ii). German Goods ('Teapots, &c.') Imported under Preferential Tariff : Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. on Customs Act, 3056 (ii). German Surtax : in Com. on Ways and Means, 14755 (vi).	-
German Surtax, Purchases previous to Imposition : Ques. (Mr. LaRivtire) 3394 (ii). German Teapot and Mr. Blain : Sec ' German Goods. '
Goods imported direct into Can., Value of Duty, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Osier) 12716 (vi).
Grain Importations through Western Lake Ports,: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 97 (i).
Grant, J. G., Barrie Customs Collector, Default, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5991 (iii). Imports for Home Consumption, Preferential Tariff, &c., Duties collected : Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 13935 (vi).
Inspection of Customs Service : in Com. of
Sup., 3949 (ii).
International Tariff, Customs Bureau : in Com. of Sup., 7760 (iv).
Japanese Tariff re U. S. Products : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 9217 (iv).
Japan Trade with Can., Customs Duties re: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 8617 (iv).
CUSTOMS-Con.
'Jesse James ' Series of Publications, Customs Duties : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 11426 (v). Kilroy, Acting Customs Collector, Windsor, Ont, Payment to : in Com. of Sup., 13993 (vi).
King's Warehouse at Winnipeg : Ques. (Mr. LaRiviire) 6268 (iii).
Linseed Oil, Deputation re Importation, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3934 (ii).
Locks for Customs Dept.: in Com. of Sup. 3962 (ii).
' Markland,'Schr., seizure, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) on M. for Com. of Sup. 5992 (iii). Midland Port of Entry : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3912 (ii).
Montreal Port of Entry, Changes, See.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3901 (ii).


Contingent Expenses, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 3783 (ii).


Examining Warehouse : in Com. of Sup.,
433 (i).

 Salaries, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 8115 (iv) Napanke, Collector : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3919 (ii).
Oxide of Aluminum Imports into Canada, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Robinson, N. B.) 1035 (i).
Peh Capita Tax, Excise, 1896 and 1903 : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 14284 (vi).
Per Capita Tax, Revenue from Customs and Excise, 1896 and 1903: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 13935 (vi).

See ' Customs. '
Preferential Tariff, Certificate of Origin :
Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 3583 (ii).
Preferential Tariff with France re Shipping B. C. Salmon : Remarks (Mr. Earle) in Com. of Sup., 7799 (iv).
*	

re German Goods : Ques. (Mr. Scott)
5322 (iii). ^	'

Sec ' German Goods.'
*	

Prevention of Fraud, &e.: Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 3921 (ii).
Preferential Trade, Offer of Can. Govt, to G. B.: Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 3219 (ii). Preventive Service, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 3949 (ii).
Pulp Wood, Duty by U. S.: Remarks (Mr. Pope) 4362 (ii).
Revenue collected for 1903:	Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 12715 (vi).
S. A. Colonies, and Preferential Tariff, Res. of Winnipeg Board of Trade: Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 1678 (i).
Sugar entered for HoIie Consumption, Total Amount 1903, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 14285 (vi).
Sugar imported into Canada 1902: M. (Mr. Mculore) for Stmnt.,* 3236 (ii).
Tariff Changes, Free List, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clare) 817 (i).
Tariff Protection, Govt. Policy : Remarks (Mr. Brock) in Com. of Sup., 6684, 6707 (iii).
See * Tariff.'
Tobacco (Canadian) Sale in Foreign Countries, Amounts paid to Mr. Blaise Dugas, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1034 (i).
Tobacco Duties collected in 1902, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 2103 (i), 12217 (v).

Duty on Foreign Leaf, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 446 (i).
Toronto, Customs Port of Entry, Appnmts., Salaries : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Supply., 3906 (ii).
Tracadie Customs Collector, Dismissal: Ques.
(Mr. Wilvwt) 543 (i).

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CUSTOMS-Con.
U. S. Coasting Laws, Bonding Privileges, &o. : Regulations re (Mr. Paterson) 13135 (vi).
See ' Coasting.'
Vegetables imported from U.S., Duty collected at Toronto and Montreal : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 1058 (i).
Veniot, P.I., Customs Collector at Bathurst : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3629 (ii).
Walpole Customs House: in Com. of Sup., 3961 (ii).
Warehouse at Winnipeg, &c.: Ques. (Mr. La-Riviere) 6268 (iii).
Weekly Publications, 'Jesse James'Series, Customs Duties, &c .: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 11426 (v).
Wheat, Export Freight Rate per Hundred Pounds : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 11188, 11425 (v). Windsor, Customs Port of Entry, Salaries, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3907 (ii).
See ' Kilroy. '
Cutler and Gore Bay Mail Contract, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 6161 (iii). Cutler, Gore Bay Mail Service ; Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2308 (i).
Cutler, Spanish Mills Mail Service : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2308 (i).
Dairying Branch, Agriculture: in Com. of Sup., 7610 (iv).

Cold Storage, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 4671
(ii).
Dalhousie Harbour, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13233 (vi).
Daly, M.T., Harbour Master at Bathurst, N.B., Dismissal*&c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 2919 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630 (ii).
Dauphin, Lake, Lowering : in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i).

PoRf of Entry, &c.: Remarks in Com. of
Sup. 3898 (ii).
Dawson Board of Trade, Memorial re Treadgold Concessions : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 1024 (i).
See 'Treadgold.'
Dawson City to Stewart River, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14496 (vi).
Dawson Tel Line : in Com. of Sup., 2992 (ii). Debates, Amanuenses, Increase of Salary : in Com. of Sup., 14243 (vi).
Debates, Official : in Com. of Sup., 5265 (iii).

 M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) for Com., 5 (i).

1st Rep. of Com. : Presented (Mr. Champagne)
654 (i).

M. to cone. (Mr. Champagne) 814 (i).

2nd Rep.: Presented (Mr. Champagne) 939(i).

M. to cone. (Mr. Champagne) 1111 (i).

3rd Rep. of Com .: Presented (Mr. Champagne) 1461 (i).

M. to cone. (Mr. Champagne) 1764 (i).

4th Rep. of Com.: Presented (Mr. Champagne)
1674 (i).


 M. to cone. (Mr. Champagne) 1936 (i).

5th Rep. : M. (Mr. Champagne) to ref. back to
Com., 7399 (iii).
Debates, 6th Rep. : Presented (Mr. Champagne) 7658
(iv).

6th Rep. of Com. : M. to cone. (Mr. Champagne) 7922, 9349 (iv).

7th and 8th Rep. of Com. : M. to cone. (Mr. Champagne) 14053 (vi).

8th Rep. of Com.: Presented (Mr. Champagne)
12216 (v).
Debates Translators, Rental of Offices, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Blain) 3799 (ii).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13112 (vi).
Deschambault, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Desjardins, Allumette Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Desjardins, Camille, Appnmt., Salary, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 3537 (ii).


Desjardins Canal B.:  Post Office, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13034 (vi).

Wharf Extension, Improvement, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Fowler) 2101 (i).
Diocese of Moosonee : See Trust Funds.'
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Dipper Harbour, N. B., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13233 (vi).
Discriminating Rates, G. T. Ry. Co. between Canadians and Americans : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 10745 (v).
Discriminating Freights on Ocean Vessels : See 'Freight Rates.'
Distilleries, &c., Inspectors' Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 13974 (vi).
DIVISIONS :


Atlantic Fast SS.: Amt. (Mr. Osier) Customs Duties, <fcc .
12693 ; Neg. (Y. 39 ; N. 78) 12702 (vi).

Amt. (Mr. Alcorn) Capital Stock, 12704;
Neg. (Y. [DOT] 5; N. 75) 12705 (vi).
*

Amt. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) Rates, &c ,
Neg. (Y. 34 ; N. 74) 12709 (vi).

Amt. (Mr. Puttee) to M. for Com. on Res.,
9148; Neg. (Y, 50 ; N. 135) 10404 (v).

Amt. (Mr. HaggaH) to recommit to Com.
of Whole Hse., Neg. (Y. 28 ; N. 65) 12430 (v). Tariff Policy of the Govt. : Amt. (Mr. Tarte) to Com. of Sup., 4843, 4875; Neg. (Y. 50 ; N. 102) 4955 (ii).
Treadgold Concessions : Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 2796; Neg. (Y. 52; N. 95) 2914 (ii).

Instruction to Commissions, &c.: Amt.
(Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 4486; Neg. (Y. 40 ; N. 88) 4546 (ii).
Divorce and Matrimonial Courts, N.B., Salary of Judge : in Com. of Sup., 3400 (ii). Divorce : See 'Allan, William.'

See 'Ashley.'

See ' Graves, Florence.'

See ' McDermid, Ellen.'

See ' Schooley. '	*

Sec 'Steele, James Reid.'

See ' Wilson, Stephen '
Dixon, F. A. Promotion, &o.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2726-2753 (ii).

Cor., &c. re ; M. for Ret.* (Mr. Lennox) 1058
(i).

Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 5318 (iii).
Dixon, Mr. J. W. T., Dead Letter Office, Winni-. peg, Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 13995 (vi). Dixon, Caft., Duties in S. Africa: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 7914 (iv).
Docks, Harbours, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2978 (ii). See 'Public Works.'

Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) 1040); Neg. i Y. 70 [DOT]



N. 117) 10407 (v).

[Stage Direction]
3° of Bill; Agreed to (Y. 117 ; N. 71) 10407
[Stage Direction]


Reporting Debates, on Ques. of Order (Mr. Monk) Speaker's Ruling sustained (Y. 52 ; N 30) 0634 (v).	'
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid by Can.: M. for Ret. (Mr. Monk) 676, 688 ; Neg. (Y. 35 ; N. 6 ) 690 (i).
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 421 (i).

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Dominion Buildings, Renewals, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 630 (i).

Rents, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).

See ' Buildings.'
Dom. Coal, Ieon and Steel Co.'s Accommodation at Glace Bat : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13184 (vi).


Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: No. 13 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., Objection (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 945 (i).
Dom. Day Adjournment : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5589 (iii).


Dorn.   E@: 
Dorn.   E@: 

VII., c. 113).

[Stage Direction]
Dominion Institute of Amalgamated Engineers Incorp. B. No. 32 (Mr. Morrison) 1°*, 367; 2°*, 632 (i).
Donj.   L@: Motion dropped, 13444 (vi).
Dom. Lands : in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).

Commissioner's Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
6765	(iii).

Inspector's Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
6766	(iii).	-

Man. and N.W.T., Sale, Prices paid, &o.:
Ques. (Mr. Boche, Marquette) 816 (i).

Outside Service, Salaries : in Com. of
Sup., 13966 (vi).

Sale, Location. Purchasers, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 670 (i).
-r

Surveys, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6759,
6939 (iii).
Dom. Lands, Surveyors, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 13772 (vi).
Dom. Lands re Yijkon Regulations : in Com. on Res., 13791 (vi).


Dominion Notes B.: See 'I.C.R.'
Doucet'b Landing Wharf, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5907 (iii).
Douglastown, Isolated Block : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Doukhobors, Homestead Entries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 541 (i).

Loans to by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson)
5587 (iii).

Pilgrimage, and Govtl. Action, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Blain) 1030 (i).



Dredges, New, Cost, Capacity, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Blaio) 1856 (i).
Dredging, Mar. Provs., Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13309 (vi).
Dredging Plant, Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2674 (ii).
Dredging Plant for B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13311, 13318 (vi).

Man.: in Com. of Sup., 2672 (ii), 13311 (vi).

Ont. and Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 2671 (ii),
13318 (vi).

P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 13313 (\i).
Dredging Vessels, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2612 (ii).
See ' Public Works.'
Dresden Customs House : in Com. of Sup., 3960 (ii).
Drill Halls, Construction of, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13043 (vi).
-	-Quebec, Addition to: in Com. of Sup.,
13077 (vi).
-	-Quebec, School op Gunnery : in Com. of
Sup., 13C56 (vi).

St. John's, Que., Contract, Sec.: Quea. (Mr. Ball) 12496 (v).

Woodstock, N.'B., Purchase of Site, &c.:
M. for Cor.* (Mr. Sale) 3236 (ii).
Drolet, Census [Enumerator, Amount paid to : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7055 (iii).
Drumhead Breakwater Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1083 (i), 13179 (vi).
Drummond County Ry., Rentals, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12887 (vi).
Drummondville Ry. Siding, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14055 (vi).


Dry Docks Construction B.: Fees of Stenographer, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
7529 (iii).


Eastern Townships Bank B.: 
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Election Pamphlets : See 'Mail Bags.'
Election Petitions, Judgments of Supkeme Ooukt : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1, 91 (i). Election Proclamations, Printing: See 'Saskatchewan Elections.'
Elections in Saskatchewan, Payment to Prince Albert 'Advocate in Com. of Sup., 14632 (vi). Electoral Lists, Printing, &c.: Ques. (Mr.Leonard) 288 (i).

N.S., Printing, &c., Changes made: Ques.
(Mr. Bell) 8331 (iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 816 (i).

transformers : in Com. of Sup., 5843 (iii).

Cornwall Canal : in Com. of Sup., 14134 (vi).

Employees, Permanent and Temporary : Remarks in Com. of Sup,, 2726-2753 (ii).
Employees on Rys.: See ' Ry. Employees.' Engineers, Marine ; See ' Steamboat Inspection. ' Engineers' Office, Pub. Works, Salaries, &c.: in.
Com. of Sup., 2726 (ii).

Graving Dock : in Com. of Sup., 5919 (iii).

Naval Station, Removal of Flagship : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10957 (v).
Esquimaux Pointe Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 2278
(i).
Estimates 1902-3 : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 90 (i).

Suppl., 1903: Presented (Mr. Fielding) 707 (i);
4956 (ii).

(1904): Presented (Mr. Fielding) 12868, 14042,
14662 (vi).

Inquiry for (Mr. Monk) 10832 (v).
Estimates re one-fifth Vote : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 6408 (iii).
See 'Supply.'
"Eureka," Str., Loan by Govt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14285 (vi).

M. (Sir Wilfrid Lamrier) to place on Govt.
Orders, 8115 (iv).
Exchequer Court, Judges Travelling Allowance : in Com of Sup., 3407 (ii).

Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3406 (ii).
Excise Inspectors, Travelling Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 5373 (iii).

Officers, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5363
(iii).

Taxation, Per Capita foii 1896 and 1903:
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 11284 (vi).
See ' Customs,' &c.
Executions, Expenditure, Ac.: in Com. of Sup., 3401 (ii).
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Exhibition, Furniture, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 4603 (ii).
Exhibitions, General Vote: in Com. of Sup., 4509 *	(ii).
See ' Agriculture. '
Experimental Farms : in Com. of Sup., 4548 (ii).

Repairs to Buildings, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
972 (i).

Report : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 1937 (i).
Export Freight Rates on Wheat to Montreal from Ont. Points : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 11188, 11425(v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Medical Inspector of Immigrants : in Com.
of Sup., 6850 (iii).
Fair Wages Schedule on Govt. Contracts and Labour Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 7156 (iii).
See ' Labour.'
False Creek, B.C., Cor. between Govt. andB.C.:
M. (Mr. Earle) for Copies*, 2337 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Earle) 3129 (ii), 5513,
6354 (iii).

Ques. (Mr. Earle) 7565 (iv).

Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 2758, 2919 (ii).
Farquharson, Mr., Late M.P., Decease of : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5512 (iii).
Farran's Point Canal, Acetylene Gas Equipment :
in Com. of Sup., 14155 (vi).

Construction, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12898
(vi).

Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iii);
14150 (vi).


Fast Atlantic SS.:  Circular from Aid. Gen.: Read (Mr. Taylor) 11552 (v).
Acd. General auditing Books of Ry. Cos., Re Subsidies : in Com. on Res., 14516 (vi).

 Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Mr. Fielding)
89 (i).

Office, Salaries : mCom. of Sup., 142oo
(vi).
See ' Audit.' &c.
Bankers Association, Inspection Duties, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 819 (i)
Bankers, Private, Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. McGowan) 285 (i).
Bank Failures since Confederation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Reid. Grenville) 6435 (iii).
Banking Business : M (Mr. Russell) to receive Pet., 4958 (ii).
Banks, Unclaimed Balances : Rep. presented (Mr. Fielding) 3804 (ii).
Barton, Sir Edmund, Expenditure re Can.
Visit : in Com. of Sup.. 6952 (iii).
Black, A. W., English M. P., Statements re Cor. [between Can. and German Consul : 12218 (v).
Boi'P, German Consul, Cor. with Dom. Govt. re Fiscal Policy: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
See ' German Tariff. '
B.N.A. Bank Note Co. vs. The King, Expenses re : in Com. of Sup., 14279 (vi).
Budget, The : Financial Statement (Mr. Fielding) 1378 (i).

 Rep. in Toronto 'Globe' : Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 410 (i).
See ' Financial Review.'
Can. Bank of Commerce, Yukon, Compensation to : in Com. of Sup., 14274 (vi). Canadian-German Fiscal Policy, Cor. with Dom. Goit.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
See ' German Tariff.'
Canadian Mint, Erection op Building : Ques. (Mr. Carseallen) 10955 (v).
See ' Mint.'.
Charges of Management : in Com. of Sup., 12584 (v).
See ' Dom, Notes.'
Chartered Banks, Rep. re : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 1575 (i).
Colonial Office and Can. Prime Minister, Cor. re German Fiscal Policy : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
Debt of Can.: See ' Public Debt,.'
Dom. and Provincial Arbitrtion, &c. ; in
Com. of Sup., 12590 (v).
Dom. Notes, Printing, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5135 (ii), 14252 (vi).
See ' Charges, ' &c.
Dom. Subsidies to Provinces, Inceease, &c. ;
M. for Cor., (Mr. Lemieux) 691 (i).
Estimates, 1902-3 : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 90. Estimates re one-fifth Vote: Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 6408 (iii).

Suppl., 1903 ; Presented (Mr. Fielding)
707 (i), 4956 (ii).	.

Suppl., 1904: Presented (Mr. Fielding)
12868, 14042, 14662 (vi).

See ' Supply,' &e.
Fielding, Hon. Mr., Pledges re Mu. Chamberlain's Scheme : Par in Montreol Star, 13936 (vi).	.
Finance Dept., Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 224 (i).
Financial Arrangements between N.S. and Can. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 3001 (ii).

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FINANCE-Co*.
FINANCE-Com.
Financial Review : Amt. (Mr. Bell) to Com. of Sup., 14601 (vi).
See ' Budget, &c. '
German Consul Bopp, Con. with Can. Govt. re Fiscal Policy: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
German Tariff, Cor. &c.: Papers laid on Table, 1460 (i).

Discrimination and Bond-Hay Treaty :
Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 1324 (i).

 Lord Strathcona's Letter : in Budget
Speech, 1413 (i).

Mr. Fielding's Memorandum re Mr. Bopp : in Budget Speech, 1414 (i).
Gov. Gen.'s Speech at Chambers of Commerce Banquet: Ques. JMi. Bourassa) 10100 (v).
Imperial Conference, Cor., &c., Can. Govt's Refusal to publish : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 9457 (iv).

Papers re : laid on Table (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 9582 (iv).
Insolvency Act, Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 818 (i).
Insurance Cos. of Canada, Abstract of Statement: Presented (Mr. Fielding) 1025 (i).
Insurance, Report of Supt. : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 9350 (iv).

Office : in Com. of Sup., 12586 (v).
Iron and Steel Bounties, Administration of Act : in Com. of Sup., 7762 (iv).

Legal Expenses re-, in Com. of Sup.,
7795 (iv).

paid for 1890-1903 : Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 11556 (v)

Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6435 (iii).
Iron and Steel Industry : Remarks (Mr. Bordeni, Halifax) on M. to ad.jn.,4260 (ii).

Amt.: (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of
Sup., 4263 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Borden) re Notice of Motion, 3864, 4040 (ii).	.
Lady Lafontaine, Pension, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14252 (vi).
Loans, Govt., &c.: See ' Public Debt.'
Manufacturers' Delegation re Tariff: Remarks (Mr. Ingram) 265 (i).
Mint, Establishment, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Richardson) in Com. of Sup., 14244 (vi)
See 'Can. Mint.'
North-west Ter., Advance Account, &c.:
Prop. Res. (Mr. Fielding) 10102 (v).

Increased Subsidy : in Com. of Sup.,
13787 (vi).	_
See general heading.
N. S. and Dom. of Can. Financial Terms, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 3001 (ii).
Preferential Tariff and S. A. Colonies, Res. of Winnipeg Board of Trade: Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 1678 (i).
Preferential Trade, Memorandum of Mr. Balfour, Pres, of British Board of Trade : in Financial Statement, 1402 (i).

Par. in Montreal ' Star ' re Mr. Fielding's
pledges re Mr. Chamberlain's scheme, 13936 (vi).
Private Bankers : See ' Bankers.
Provincial Subsidies, Increases, &c. : M. for Cor., &c., (Mr. Leniieux) 691 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Leniieux 5764 (iii).
Public Accounts : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 89 (i).
Public Debt, Decrease of Interest : Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 14665 (vi).
Public Debt Conversion, Payment to Civil Servants, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14253 (vi).
Receiver General's Office : in Com. of Sup., 12584 (v).
Receiver General's Office, Toronto, Additional Vault : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii). Revenue and Expenditure for 1903, Amounts collected, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 13370 (vi).
Steel Shipbuilding, Bounty to aid : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Supplementary Estimates: Inquiry for (Mr. Monk) 10832 (v).
Supply : Remarks re one-fifth vote (Mr. Fielding) 6408 (iii).
Supply Bill, Vote re : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 5995 (iii).

Prop. Res. (Mr. Fielding) 6003 (iii).
See general heading.
Tariff and Taxation, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup. on Immigration, 6861 (iii),
[DOT]- 

Negotiations with France : Tel. read
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4957 (ii).

Policy of Govt. : Remarks (Mr. Tarte)
4263, 4843, 4875 (ii).

correspondence, re: Inquiry for Ret.
(Mr. Tarte) 3003 (ii).

Protection, &c.: in Com. on Binder
Twine, B. 233, Remarks (Mr. Maclean * &c.) 7304, 7392 (iii).

Revision, Correspondence re : Inquiry
for Ret. (Mr. Tarte) 3003 (ii).
Treasury Board : See 'Auditor General.'
Ways and Means-German Surtax : in Com. on B. 273, 14755 (vi).

Res. for Com. (Mr. Fielding) 89, 1378 (i).

Financial Statement, 1378 (i).

FISHERIES-Con.
DesRoches, Fishery Guard, Alleged Frauds : Ques. (Mr. Haekett) 10955 (v).
Bog Fish Nuisance, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13650 (vi).
Duncan, Archibald, Fishery Inspector: in
Com. of Sup., 5127 (ii).


False Creek B.C.: , Leaseto Burnett & Kelly : See 1 B.C.'
Fish Breeding Establishments : in Com. of Sup., 136G0 (vi).
Fish Breeding and Lobster Hatcheries: in Com. of Sup., 4174 (ii).
Fisheries Intelligence Bureau, Compiling Reps.: in Com. of Sup., 5277 (iii).
Fisheries Protective Service, B.C., in Com, of Sup., 4174 (ii).

Regulations re Officers Mess : Que
[DOT] (Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Fisheries, Salaries: Cone., 6069 (iii).

Steamers in B.C., Construction : inCotn.
of Sup., 5278 (iii).
Fishermen of N.S., 'Outskirts of Civilization ': Remarks (Mr. Haekett) 13316 (vi).

Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Roche, Halifax)
13373 (vi).

Ques. of Order (Mr. Borden, Halifax)
13374 (vi).
Fishery .Exhibit, Ottawa: in Com. of Sup., 4174 (ii), 5308 (iii).
Fishery Inspectors: in Com. of Sup., 5122 (ii), 5278 (iii).
Fishery Officers, Inspections, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 5122 (ii).
Fishery Officers, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5050 (ii).
Fishery Overseer, Bathurst,N.B., Complaints, re: Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 14686 (vi).
Fishery Rights of Dom. and Provs. : M. to bring down Papers (Mr. Prifmtaine) 7923
(iv)	.
Fishermen's Indemnity from U. S. Govt. : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Lcmicux) 3236 (ii).
Fishing Bounties, Guardian DesRoches, Alleged Fraud : Ques. (Mr. Haekett) 10955
(v)	.
Fishing Industry, Mar. Provs., Wharf, Building, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13151 (vi).
Fishing Licenses to U.S. Vessels, Collectors' Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5309 (iii).
Fishing Rights re Indians, B.C., InVESTiGAtion, Ate. : in Com. of Sup., 7264 (iii).
Fishing within Three Mile Limit, N.S.: Remarks (Mr. Bell) 4179 (ii).
Fish Inspection, Investigations, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13649 (vi).
Fish Shippers, Loss, &c., by Govt. Strs. : Memorandum read (Mr. Lcfurgey) in Com. of Sup., 4051-54 (ii).
See 'Frozen.'
Fishways. Building, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4174 (ii).
Fraser River Salmon Industry, Complaints from Canners Ass'n. : Tel. read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).

Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102, 10241 (v).
Frozen Fish, &c., P.E.I.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13520 (vi).

Shippers, Losses, &c., Pet. re: Ques.
(Mr. Lefurgey) 3394 (iii), 13373 (vi).
See 'Fish Shippers.'
Harrison, Mil, Inspector of Fisheries, N.B., Resignation : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 288 (i).
Hurley, J. M., Appnmt., Duties, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5123 (ii), 5280 (iii).

Rep., &c. : in Coni, of Sup., 5740 (iii).
See 'Mullen.'
FISHERIES-Com.
James and Hudson Bay Fishing Rights: M.
for Cor.* (Mr. Lancaster) 3806 (ii).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lancaster) 6893 (iii).
James and Hudson Bays, Fishing Rights, Applications, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 1194
(i)	-
Larkin, Capt. W. S., Complaint re: Ques. (Mr. Haekett) 2922 (ii).
Lobster Factory Inspection, Halifax : Remarks (Mr. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 5122
(ii) .	P ' Lobster Hatcheries : in Com. of Sup., 13660
(vi).

Industry, Inspection re: in Com. of
Sup., 13649 (vi).

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13151, 13660
(vi).
Lunenburg Fish Hatchery : in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Mullen, Cornelius : Remarks in Com. of Sup.. 5280 (iii).

Letter re Hurley-, J. M., &c. : Remarks
in Com. of Sup., (Mr. Taylor) 5757, 5761
Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. (iii).
Oyster Fishing, P.E.I.
Lefurgey) 2920 (ii).
Oyster, Herring, &c., Fish Inspection, Investigation, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13649 (vi).
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Roche, Hfx.), re Fishermen of N.S., 13373 (vi).
See ' Fishermen of N.S.'
Riviere du Nord Fish Ladders, &c. : M. for Copies of Reps.* (Mr. Ethicr) 2778 (ii). Salmon Canning Industry in B. C. : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102, 10241 (v).
Salmon Commissioners, B.C. : M. (Mr. Prefon-laine) for Rep., 7109 (iii).
Salmon Hatcheries, B.C., Increased Capacity : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 12073 (v).
Salmon Industry, Fraser River, B.C., Tels. from Canners Association, &c. : Read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).
Salmon shipped to France from B.C., Tariff re: Remarks (Mr. Earle) in Com. of Sup.. 7799 (iv).	1 '
Savard, Mr. P. V., Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6895 (iii).
Shepherd, B., Fishery Inspector: in Com. of Sup., 5127 (ii).
Sills, E. H., Payment re Storage of Fish Nets : in Com. of Sup., 5128 (ii).
Trap Nets in Gulf St. Layy-rence, Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Lcmieux) 2917 (ii).
U. S. Indemnity to Fishermen, Cor., &c. : M. (Mr. Lemieux) for Cor.* 3236 (ii).
Five Islands, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
Flagship, Removal from Esquimau : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10957 (v).
Flesherton Armoury : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).
Flint, T. B., Clerk of Hse., Appnmt. : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
Floating Lighthouses, Applications from Captains, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 665 (i).
Food Analtsis : in Com. of Sup., 5389 (iii).
See ' Inland Revenue,' ' Customs,' &c.
Forrest, E., Reimbursement, &c. : in Com. of Sup. 5405 (iii).
Fort Dcfferin, Extension Wharf, River St. John : in Com. of Sup., 1183 (i).



Fort Lawrence Landing Pier, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 1087 (i), 13181 (vi).
Ft. William Public Building : in Com.of Sup. ,636 (i).
See ' Public Works,' &c.
France and Canada SS. Service : Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 4967 (ii).
France and Can. Steamship Service Subsidy : Prop. Res. (Sir Richard Cartwright) 10410 (v).
See ' Ocean SS. Subsidies Bill.'
Frank Disaster, Investigation re : in Com. of Sup., 13779 (vi).
See 'Turtle.'

Remarks (Mr. Scott) 2100 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Oliver) 2106 ; Tels. read (Sir
Wilfrid Laurier) 2106 (i).

Tel. to Dep. Min. of Int. : Read (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 2238 (i).
Franking Privilege re Campaign Literature : Ques. (Mr. Davis) 14286 (vi).
See ' Campaign. '
Fraser River, B.C., Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13305 (vi).
Fraser River Salmon Industry, Complaints prom Cannebs' Association, Tel. : Read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).

Salmon Industrt : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102,
10241 (v).
See 'Fisheries.'
Fraudulent Debtors : See 'Criminal.'
Fraudulent Marking Act, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5389 (iii).
Frawley, Mr., Removal from Orillia Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1007, 1016 (i).
Fredericton Military Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13041 (vi).
Free List, Changes in Tariff, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clare) 817 (i).
Free Passes, I.C.R. : M. (Mr. Bell) for Ret., 2337.
Freeport, N.S., Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13182 (vi).
Freight Cars of I.C.R. on connecting Lines, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Haggart) 3805 (ii).
Freight Classification (Canadian), O.Cs,' &c. : Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 3302 (ii).
Freight Rates between Can. and G.B. : (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7582 (iv).
Freight Rates, I.C.R., Classes 1-10: M. (Mr. Bell) for Ret.*, 2338 (i).
Freight Rates on Commodities to G.B.: Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) in Com. of Sup., 7582 (iv).

 Discrimination between Can. and TJ.S.
Freight : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 13674 (vi).

Provision in Contract re Discrimination :
(Remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13677 (vi).
French Canadian Immigration, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6674 (iii).
French Canadian Repatriation : in Com. of Sup., 6700 (iii).
Friars Head, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1087 (i).
Frozen Fish, &c., P.E.I. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13520 (vi).
Frozen Fish Shippers, Claims for Damages, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgcy) 13373 (vi).

 Losses, Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Lcfurgey)
3394 (ii).
Frudes Point, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
Fruit Inspectors, buying Apples, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13508 (vi).
See ' Anderson.'
Fruit Shipments in Cold Storage to Europe, &c. : M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 3805 (ii).

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5381 (iii).
Gabarouse, N.S., Breakwater Extension: in Com. of Sup., 13182 (vi).
Gagetown Mail Contract, N.B. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1676 (i).
Galician Immigrants rcN. W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 6863 (iii).
Galops Canal, Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 7803 (iv), 12899, 14141 (vi).

 surveys, lifting boulders : in Com. of
Sup., 12900 (vi).

Dam : Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Bpid,
Qrenville) 12608 (v).

 Rapids Channel, Deepening, &c. : M. to
cone. (Mr. Fielding) agreed to (Y., 36 ; N., 14) 8403 (iv).

completion of channel : in Com. of Sup.,
8268 (iv), 14644 (vi).
Gananoque Armoury: in Com. of Sup., 970(i).

Census Enumerators: Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 4823 (ii).

Customs Collections : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 3791, 3897 (ii).

Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 1371 (i).
Garden Products, Readjustment of Duty, &c. : Amt. (Mr. Leonard) to Com. of Sup., 4766; Neg, (Y., 51; N., 100) 4799 (ii).
Debate : (Mr. Speaker) Members' remarks checked, 4768, 4779 ; (Mr. Bourassa) 4768; (Mr. Smith Wentworth) 4770; (Mr. Holmes) 4771; (Mr! Monk) 4772; (Mr. Ethier) 4777; (Mr. Speaker members' remarks checked, 4779; (Mr. Hender son) 4782; (Mr. Demers, Iberville) 4784; (Mr*
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Lord Dun Donald's Speech at Hamilton :
Amt. (Mr. Bourasm) to Com. of Sup., 2399 (i).

Rep. re Defence Scheme : Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 3763 (ii).

Victoria Memorial : in Com. of Sup., 14243
(vi).	[DOT]
Geological Survey, Clerical Assistance : in Com. of Sup., 13966 (vi).

Explorations, &c. : inCoin. of Sup., 6815 (iii).
Geological Survey, Plots, Plans, &c, : in Com. of Sup., 6826 (iii).

 Rep. : Presented (Sir. Wilfrid Laurie r) 13373
(vi).

Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 12592 (v), 13769 (vi


Geo.   M.@: Depew : See 'Depew.'
Georgeville, N.S., Wharf Extension: in Com of Sup., 13198 (vi).
Georgian Bay Canal : Remarks in Com. of Sup. 13340 (vi).
See 'Ottawa and Georgian Bay.'
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale, &c. : in Com. of Sup. 6410 (iii).
Gerald, Mr., Inland Rev. Dept., Prescott, Increase of Salary : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 13968,13978 (vi).
German Consul Bopp, Cor. with Can. Govt, re Fiscal Policy : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
See 'German Tariff.'
German Goods (Teapot) imported under Prefer ential Tariff : Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. on Customs Act, 3056 (ii).
Germans recruited in Canada fob Naval Service : Remarks (Mr. Sprou/e) 8718 (i').
German Surtax Bill: See ' Customs.'
German Surtax : in Com. on Ways and Means, 14755 (vi).
German Surtax, Purchases previous to Imposition : Ques. (Mr. La Riviere) 3394 (ii).
German Tariff, Cor., &c. : Pap>ers laid on Table, 1460 (i).

Discrimination and Bond-Hay Treaty : Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 1324 (i).

Lord Strathcona's Letter in Budget Speech,
1413 (i).

Mr. Fielding's Memorandum re Mr. Bopp in
Budget Speech, 1414 (i).
' Gerr ymander ' Bill: See 'Representation.'
Glace Bay, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1087 (i).

Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 43184 (vi).
Glass Factory, Pictou : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6723 (iii).
Glengarry Scottish Demonstration : See 'Dun-donald, Lord.'
Glockling, Mr. Robert, Cor. re: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 6728 (iii).
Goderich Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13240(vi).

Harbour Work^: in Com. of Sup., 1365 (i).
Gold Commissioner's Office, Dawson City, Defalcations, &c. in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii).
See 'Yukon.'
Gold Nuggets, Exhibition at Glasgow : in Com. of Sup., 4612 (ii).
Goodekich, Mr., Removal from Murray Canal : Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) in Com. of Sup., 14144 (vi).

 Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 13547 (vi).

Precedence on Mondays : M. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 3708 (ii).

Precedence on Wednesdays : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1114 (i).
'

 Precedence on Thursdays : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 940 (i).

Private Members' Day : Remarks (Mr. Monk)
1343 (i).

Redistribution Bill : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 204 (i).
See ' Business of the Hse. '
Govt. Contracts Tenders rc: Par. in Ottawa Free Press (Mr. Clarke) 8405 (iv).
Govt. Lands: See 'Lands.'
Govt. Policy re Division of Public Works : Sec 'Public Works Transfer.'
Govt. Property destroyed by fire : Sec ' Mortimer & Co.'
Govt. Ry. Policy, Delay, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 7298 (iii).
Sec 'G. T. P. R.'
Govt. Rye., Supplies to: See * Railway Act.'
Govt. Savings Bank : Sec ' Post office.'
Govt. Steamers, Maintenance and Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 4041 (ii).

Names of Commanders, &c.: Ques. (Mr
Bell) 446 (i).
Repairs to ' Stanley ' and ' Lansdowne ': in Com. of Sup., 13518 (vi).

Supplies, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 4047, 5033 (ii).
See 'Marine.'
Govt. Steamer to replace ' Acadia,'&c.: in Com. of Sup., 13659 (vi).
Gov. Gen's Office, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
Gov. Gen.'s Speech at Chambers of Commerce Banquet: Ques. (Mr. Bourassa) 10100 (v).
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Weights and Measures B.
Grain carried by C.P.R. to St. John, Quantity, &c : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7734 (iv).
Grain Importations through Western Lake Ports : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 97 (i).
Grain Inspection, Cost per Car, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 4837 (ii).
Grain Inspection re Standard Samples, Res. of Toronto Board of Trade : Remarks (Mr, Clarke) 11177 (v).
Official Grain Weighers : Remarks (Mr Clarke) 12535 (v).
Grain Scales: Sec
188.'
Grain Shipments from Port Arthur and Ft. William : Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 542 (i).
Grain Standard Weighing Machines : Remarks (Mr. Boyd) in Com. on B. 188, 4187 (ii).
Grain Traffic from N.W.T. : See Ry. Transportation from N.W.T.
Grain Weighing Machines : in Com. of Sun 5381 (iii).	p''
See 'Automatic.'
Grand Bend, Ont., Breakwater Pier : in Com of Sup., 13239 (vi).
GRA1095^T)ANG KK,IX:K EntrancE: in Com. of Sup.,
Grande Riviere, Wharf : in Com. of Sup 13457 (vi).	'
Grande Vallee Pier: m Com. of Sup., 1514 1574 (i); Cone., 6070 (iii).
Grand Manan, Breakwater Wharf : in Com of Sup., 13234 (vi).
Grand Manan and Mainland SS. Subventions m Com. of Sup., 7742 (iv).
Grand Narrows, Bridge Protection : in Com of Sup., 14094 (vi).



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Grand Trunk Pacific Ry. Co.'s Incorp. B. 04 (Mr. McCarthy) 3° m., 8055, 8321; amt. (Mr. J,'owlet) 8055, 8321; Amt. (Hr.-Kemp) 8066; Amt. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 8065 ; (Mr. Wilmot) 8007; Amt. (Mr. Monk) 8324 ; Amt. (Mr. Hackett) 8326 (iv).
Grand Trunk Pacific By- Subsidy B.
No. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1° m., 7658; Res. prop., 7915; M. for Com. on Res., 8406, 8488, 8559,8617, 8656, 8718, 8808, 8918,9082, 9152, 9218, 9351, 9431, 9459, 9582, 9683, 9820, 9980 (iv); 10102, 10243 ; agreed to (Y. 117 ; N. 71) 10408 ; in Com. on Res., 10411; 2°, and in Com. oo-B. 10412, 10538, 11190, 11302, 11833, 11959, 12074, 12140, 12221 (v); 3° m , 12612, 12720 (vi). (3 * Edward VII, c. 71).
- Agreement B. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) : Remarks, 8086 (i-v).
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Co.'s Subsidy B. No. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1 m., 7658; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 7697 ; Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproulc) 7726 ; Ruling reserved (Mr. Speaker) 7727 (iv).
Prop. Res. (Mr. Fielding) 7915; (M.) for Com. on ' Res., 8406 (iv).
Debate ; (Mr. Blair) 8406 ; (Mr. Charlton) 8467, 8489; (Mr. Monk) 8t>26 ; (Mr. Fielding) 8o46 ; (Mr. Barker) 8593; (Mr. Siftou) 861, ; Mr. Haggart) 8680 ; (Mr. Bm*«ers<m)8706/ 8718 ; (Mr. Sproule) 8746; (Mr. Lemieux) 8776 ; (Mr. Oliver) 8805- (Mi. Lennox) 8808; (Mr. Morrison) 8859; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 8874 ; (Mr. Russell) 8991. 8919 * (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 8961; (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 9006; (Mr. North,rup) 9039; (Mr. Cosd-nan) 9004 ; (Mr. Guthrie) 9082 ; (Mr Pu«ee)9120; (Mr. Kemp) 9152; (Mr Hughes, P.E.I >9183. Mr. Bennett) 9198; (Mr Macpherson) 9218; Mr Robinson, Elgin) 9228; (Mr. Logan) 9238; Mr. Osier) 9281 ; (Mr. Heyd) 9305; (Mr. Gamma) 9327 [DOT] (Mr Marcil, Bonaventure) 9351; (Mr. Wilson) 9.367 ; (Mr. Broder) 9394 ; (Mr. Mache) 9114 [DOT] (Mr. Lavell) 9431; (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 9447; (Mr. Hackett) 9459 ; (Mr. Talbot) 9472 ; (Mr. Blain.) 9495 ; (Mr. Fitter) 9512; (Mr. Le-furgey) 9529 ; (Mr. Roche, Halifax) 9o53 , (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 9573; (Mr. Ross Victoria) m3: (Mr Porter)9597 ; (Sir Richard Cartwright) 9622, (Mr Tartc) 9640; (Mr. Bonrassa) 9666; (Mr. Clancy) 9683; (Mr. (fermuin) 9708 ; (Mr Roche Marauctte) 9727; (Sir William Mulock) 9751; SqBell)ffim- (Mr. Wade) 9820; (Mr. Brock) 9871 [DOT] (Mr. Malovin) 9882; (Mr. MacLaren, Perth) 9898 ; (Mr. P*recm)9906; (Mr. Lancaster) 9909- (Mr Ross, Out.) 9927 ; (Mr. Henderson) 9942- (Mr. Stephens) 9963; (Mr. Wilmot) 9980; (Mr. Girard) 9992; (Mr. Ward) 10010; Mr. Davis) 10019; (Mr. Richardson) 10040; (Mr. Holmes) 10049; (Mr. Clare) 10060 ; (Mr. Archam-bault) 10071 ; (Mr. Boyd) 10076 ; (Mr. Johnston, Lambton) 10096 (iv) ; (Mr Vrooman 101021; (Mr. Murray) 10111 ; (Mr. Pringle 10118 ; I(Mr. Maclaren, Huntingdon) 10139; (Mr. Henry Carnit1\ 10146; (Mr. Parmelce) 101oi ; (Mi. Ball) 10165; (Mr. SroM) 10173 ; „(Mr' .finoao 10216 ; (Mr. Belaud) 10224 ; (Mr. Stewart) 10235 ; (Mr. Fowler) 10243; (Mr Paterson) 10275 ; Mr, Clarke) 10308, 10317 ; (Mr. Angers) 10349 , (Mi. (iourley) 10353 (v).
Grand Trunk Pacific, &c.-Con.] -74 1111 m 1' Notice of Amt.'(Mr. Borden, Halifax.) by (Mr. Monk) 10315; Amt. (Mr. Boyd) neg. (Y. 68; N. 119) 10403; Amt. (Mr. Puttee) neg. (Y. 50; N. 135) 10404 ; Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) neg. (i . 70 ; N. 117) 10406; M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) agreed to (Y. 117 ; N. 71) 10407 (v).
3° m., 12612, 12644 (vi).	,	^ ,
Debate: (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12612; (amt.) 12642 ; neg. (Y. 37; N. 75) 12690; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 12644 ; (Mr. Sproule) 12657 ; (Mr. Haggart) 12676 ; (Mr. Osier) Amt., 12691 ; (Mr. Fielding) 12694 ; (Mr. Broder) 12695; (Mr. Taylor) 12697; (Mr. Paterson) 12698; (Mr. Reid, Grenville) 12699; (Mr. Johnston, C.B.) 12700; (Mr. Richardson) 12701; neg. (Y. 39 ; N. 78) 12702; (Mr. Alcorn) Amt., 12703; neg. (Y. 3o; N. 7o) 12705 ; (Mr. Roche, Marquette) Amt., 12706 ; neg. (Y. 34 ; N. 74) 12709 ; (Mr. Fowler) Amt., 12709; (Mr. Northrup) Amt., 12711 ; (Mr. Lancaster) 12720, Amt., 12721; (Mr. Blain) Amt., 12724; (Mr. Kemp) 12729 ; (Mr. Emmerson) 12731; (Mr. Hale) 12733 ; (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 12734; (Mr. Talbot) 12736; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 12736; (Mr. Hackett) 12740; (Mr. Reid, Grenville) 12743; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 12743; (Mr. Fowler) 12744; (Mr. Taylor) Amt., 12750; (Mr. Paterson) 127o5; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12755; (Mr. Haggart) 12757 ; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 12758 ; (Mr. Bennett) 12761; (Mr. Reid, Grenville) 12761; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 12762; (Mr. Bennett) Amt., 12767 ; (Mr. Barker) Amt., 12708 ; (Mr. Charlton) 12770; (Mr. Henderson) Amt., 12770 ; (Mr. Bell) Amt., 12772 ; (Mr. Morin) Amt., 12774 (vi).
Order, Cues, of (Mr. Sproule) Irregularity of Introduction of Bill, 7726 (iv), 12774 ; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 12744 (vi).
G. T. P.Ry., Alternative Policy of Mr. Borden, Halifax; Ques. (Mr. Davis) 13028 (vi).
- Comparison of Different Systems : Remarks (Mr. Cargill) in Com. of Sup., 12891 (vi).
-	Contracts re Eastern Portions : Ques (Mr. Grant) 13027 (vi).
-	Distribution of Bill to Members : Remarks (Mr. Wilson) 8918 (iv).
-	French Translation of Bill :	Remarks
(Mr. Leonard) 8118 (iv).
___Govt. Policy, Delay, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 6805, 6921, 7298, 7399 (iii).
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Remarks (Mr. Monk) 7487 (iii)

M. (Mr. Lennox) to adjn. Debate, 8806 (iv).
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M. (Mr. Tnrte) for Cor., 447 (i).
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Mountains crossed : Ques. (Mr. Morin)
8117 (iv).
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Parishes crossed,' Levis to Temiscouata ;
Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8117 (iv).
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Pets, re Irregularities, Affidavits, &c.:
Par. in Montreal Star (Mr. Talbot) 14845 ; Ques. of Order (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14846 (vi).
___pETg. re ; M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com. on
Privs. and Elections, 13265 (vi).
Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproule) 13266; Ruling
(Mr. Speaker) 13266 (vi).
___Pets, re, Meetings of Com. on Privs. and
Elects.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13o59,
13671 (vi).	.
___Remarks re (Mr. Marcil, Bagot) 12941 (vi).
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G. T. P. Ry. Ques. of Order (Mr. Johnston, C.B.) Member reading Speech, 10249; Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 10250 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Subsidies : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 671, 1031 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Subsidy : Par. in Ottawa Journal (Mr. Kemp)
5733 (iii).
Par. in Toronto Globe re Details (Mr. Haggart) 5892 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Surveys, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14646 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Mr. Hays Statement re, Par. in Montreal Star,
14648 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Surveys, 'Business System,' &c.: Remarks
(Mr. Brock) in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14355 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Surveys, Plans, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Haggart)
8230 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Surveys, Reps, of Surveyors, &c.: Remarks
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14765 (vi).
Surveys, &o.: in Com. on Ways and Means (Mr. Fielding) 14765 (vi).
* Two-Cent Rate, &('.: Remarks (Mr. Maclean) 10462 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Amt. (Mr. Maclean) 12221 (v).
See 'G.T.R.'
[Stage Direction]
Par. in Toronto Globe, 5892 (iii).
and Trans Canada, Sale, &c. : Par. in Toronto ITeics : Read (Mr. Monk) 7566 (iv).
G-rand Trunk Ry. B. No. 29 (Mr. Geoffrion) 1°*, 367; 2°*, 631 ; in Com., and 3°*, 2277 (i). (3 Edward VII; c. 121).
G. T. Ry. and C'P.R. Fiscal Policy : Remarks (Mr. Brock) in Com. of Sup., 12884 (vi).
G.T. R. and I.C.R. Traffic Arrangements, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 2759 (ii).
G. T. Ry. Co., Discriminating Rates between Canadians and Americans : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 10745 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Loans by }'kd. Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Talbot)
2920 (ii).	-
[Stage Direction]
Rentals from I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 12887
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ste. Rosalie to Montreal, &c.: M. for Ret.*
(Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Terminals at St. Jean des Chaillons
Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13495 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Two-Cent Rate, Repeal of Clause in
Charter : Ques. (Mr. Maclean) 11556, 11828 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Amt. (Mr. Maclean) in Com. on B. 235, 12221
(v).
See 'G.T.P.Ry.'
Granite Village, N.S., Mooring Pier : in Com. of Sup., (vi).
Grant, J. G., Barrie Customs Collector, Default &C.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5991 (iii).
Graves, Florence D. Belief B. No. 214 (Mr. Scott) 1°*, 5581; 2°*, 5989; in Com., and 3°*, 6399 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 123).
Grazing Lands, N.W.T., Lease to Geo. McDonnell, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 8330 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
G.B. and Can. Mail Service : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv), 13672 (vi).
See ' Can. and G. B.'
Great North-West Central Ry. and C. P. Ry. Co.'s Agreement : Ques. (Mr. Douglas) 2306 (i).
Great North West Central By. Co.'s B. No. 38 (Mr. McCreary) 1°*, 541; 2°*, 605 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 2720 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 124).
Great Salmon River, Groyne and Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i).
'Grecian,' Str., Reimbursement to Capt. Harrison re Suspension of Certificate, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Russell) 10239 (v).
Green Cove Boat Harbour : in Com. of Sup 1100 (i).
Grenville Canal, Guide Pier at Entrance : in Com. ol Sup., 12909 (vi).
Payment to Henry Tucker re Investigations : in Com. of Sup., 14156 (vi).
Grey Counties, Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4826 (ii).
Grey County, List of Public Buildings wanted : Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 5835 (iii).
Grosse Isle Quarantine Station : in Com of Sup 425 (i).
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Supplies re Quarantine Service : in Com. of
Sup., 5496 (iii).
Guay, Mr. A., Compensation for Loss of Horse : in Coin, of Sup., 5406 (iii).
Guelph and Georgian Bay Bailway Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 125 (Mr. Guthrie) 1°*, 1764 ; 2°* 2050 (i); in Com. and 3°*, 4593 (ii). (3
Edward VII, c. 125).
Guelph, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13083 (vi).
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Post Office Building : in Com. of Sup. 637
(i)-	-
Guilbault, Mr. Edward, Gratuity to Widow : in Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).
Gull Habbocr, St. George's Bay, Man., Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i).
Guns ordered by British Army : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13057 (vi).
Guysborough, N.S., Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 5839 (iii).	.
Haanel,Dh., Supt. of Mines, &c.: Remarks in Com of Sup., 13764, 13774 (vi).
Hagar, Miss, Appnmt. at Experimental Farm : Ques. (Mr. Talbot) 5316 (iii).
Haldimand, Census Enumerator : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4822 (ii).
Half-Breed Claims, Commissions, Applications for Scrip, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. LaRiviere) fW (i).	-	'
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Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. LaRiviere) 2016 (i)
3397 (ii).	-
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Schools, Salaries paid, &c.: in Com. of Sup
6772 (iii).	l '
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Halifax and Canso Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 6002 (iii).
Halifax and Livf.bpool Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 7730 (iv).
See 'Can. and G. B.,' 'Mail Subsidies,' &e.
Halifax and South-western Ry. Claims for Labour, Material, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Kaullach) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14332 (vi).	'
_____and South-western Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in
Com. on Res., 14330 (vi).
_____Cotton Co. , Loan of Rails to, &c. : Remarks
(Mr Fielding) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14477 (vi).
_____Custom House : in Com. of Sup., 13031 (vi).
_____Deep-water Terminus, I.C.R., Dredging,
&c.: in Com. of Sup., 14646 (vi).
_____Elevator, Land Purchase : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 12825 (vi).
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Harbour Buoy Service : in Com. of Sup.,
13638 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Lightship : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 4165 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Immigration Building : in Com. of Sup.,
13033 (vi).
_____Increased Accommodation, I.C.R.: in Com.
of Sup., 8316 (iv), 12597 (v), 12824,12874,14080 (vi).
_____Remarks (Mr. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 7520
' (iii), 12874 (vi).
_____Marine and Fisheries Dept., Removal, &l\,
Res. from Halifax Board of Trade : Read (Mr. Bell) 14279 (vi).
_____Museum, Removal, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com of Sup., 13032 (vi).
_____p0ST Office Employees, Pet. re Increase of
Salaries: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) on cone., 14759 (vi).
_____salary increases : in Com. of Sup., 6004 (iii)-
_____Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 411 (i).
_____Quarantine Station, Lawlor's Island : in
Com. of Sup., 412 (i), 13030 (vi).
_____Time Ball : in Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii).
_____Wharf, Land Purchase : in Com. of Sup.,
13638 (vi).
Hall's Harbour, N.S., Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13198 (vi).
Halton, Peel and Cardwell, Census Schedules : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7056 (iii).
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Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6436, 6894 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Calvert) 7092 (iii).
Hamilton, &c., Power Co.: See ' Jordan Light, &c. '
Hamilton, Berlin and Collingwood Railway Co.'S Incorp. B. No. 149 (Mr. Cowan) 1°*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2756; in Com., 4587 ; 3°*, 4587 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 126.)
Hamilton, Drill Hall, Additional Land : in Com. of Sup., 6949 (iii).
_____Electric Light and Power Co., Rental,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 3803 (ii).
_____Grimsby Electric Ry.: Remarks (Mr. Lancaster) 6084 (iii).
Hamilton Inland Revenue Building : in Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).
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Post Office Building : in Com. of Sup.,
439 (i).
Harbour Commissioners, Montreal, Loan B. No. 201 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 5417 (iii).
See 'Montreal.'
Harbour and Rivers and Bridges, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1369 (i).
Harbours and Rivers, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 1451
(i)	, 5916 (iii), 13304 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2612 (ii).
See 'PublicWorks.'
[Stage Direction]
Generally : in Com. of Sup., 2677 (ii), 13308
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Man.: in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i), 3354 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Mar. Provs., Generally : in Com. of Sup.,
1185 (i).
[Stage Direction]
N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 1163 (i), 5894 (iii),
13005, 13227 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 1068,1133 (i), 13141 (vi).
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Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 1185, 1352, 1424 (i),
3341, 3368 (ii), 5909 (iii), 13012, 13235 (vi).
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P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 1153 (i), 13218 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 1512, 2241 (i), 3304
(ii)	, 5896 (iii), 12845, 13445 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Yukon Ter. : in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).
Hardy Bay, B.C., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 5916 {iii), 13305 (vi).
Harrison, Capt., Str. Grecian, Costs re Suspension of Certificate, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Russell) 10239 (v).
Harrison, Mr., Inspector of Fisheries, N.B., Resignation: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 288 (i).
Harvey and Salisbury Branch Ry., Subsidy r Remarks (Mr. Emmerson) in Com. on Res., 14471 (vi).
Hatchey, Nazaire, Appnmt. as Harbour Master : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630 (ii).
Hatfields Point Lighthouse-keeper, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii).
Haulage of Govt., &c., Cars, Amounts paid, &c.t Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 9682 (iv).
Hawk Point Inlet, N.S., Boat Channel : in Com. of Sup., 1102 (i).
Hawkesbury, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5909(iii).
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Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup , 13119 (vi).
Hawkesbury, Ont., to South Indian, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14343 (vi).
Hawkestone Wharf, Govt Aid re: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13453 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Can. Govt, for Imperial Govt.: M. for ;Ret. (Mr Monk) 676, 688; If eg. (Y. 35; N. 66) 690 (i).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) for Ret., 1057 (i).
Haycock, Mr. J., Appnmt. as Inspector of Binder Twine : in Com. of Sup., 7763, 7772 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 4960 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 4959 (ii), 5588 (iii).
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Hazelton Hospital Grant: in Com. of Sup., 13787 (vi).
Health Act, Public Works: in Com. of Sup., 4440 (ii).
Heath, Geo., Compensation for Injuries : in Com. of Sup., 14155 (vi).
Henry, Mr. Justice, Retiring Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 14662 (vi).
' Herald ' Printing Co., Montreal, Payments to by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Rosamond) 8329 (vi); Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Fisher) 5314 (iii).
Herchmer, Mr. L. W., Pension, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 5321 (iii).
Herring Cove, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1102 (i).
H6tu, Rudolph, Release of, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Northrup) 7915 (iv).
Hides Inspection Bill : See ' General Inspection.'
Hides Inspection, Tel. from W. F. Maclean, M.P.: Read (Mr. Sproule) 3969 (ii).
Hides Inspection at Quebec, Geo. Roy, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3627 (ii).
Hides, Trade with Australia: Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 7748 (iv), 13678 (vi).
Higgins Shore Pier, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1159 (i), 13222 (vi).
High Commissioner's Office : in Com. of Sup, 12585 (v).
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Salaries : m Com. of Sup., 13772 (vi).
Hillsborough Bridge, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 7530 (iii), 12829, 14108, 14115 (vi).

Contractors Agreement, Amount paid, &c.. Ques. Mr. Huckctt) 2758 (ii).
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Contractors Name, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lefur-
- gey) 2584 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Preparation of Contract: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 4444 (ii).
His Majesty King Edward, Painting of Por. trait by Canadian Artist : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 13026 (vi).
Historical Data re Acadians : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
Hnausa Wharf Extension, Man. : in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i).
Hog Cholera, Outbreak in Bruce : in Com. Of
Sup., 5505 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Outbreak in Yarmouth, Ont.: M. for Cor.,
&c.* (Mr. Ingram) 1058 (i).
Holt, Mr., Appnmt. as Judge of Huron County :
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
See ' Cattle Guard Comn. '
Home Bank of Canada Incorp. B. No.
191 (Mr. Russell) 1°*, 3970 ; 2°*, 4132 (ii).	(3
Edicard VII, c. 127.)
Home Rule for Ireland : Amt. (Mr. Costigan) to Com. of Sup., 720 (i).
Home Rule for Ireland-On.
Debate: (Mr. Hackett) 731; (Mr. Charleton) 734; (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 740; (Mr. Sproule) 742 ; (Mr. Marcil, Bonaventure) 751 ; (Mr. Broder) 754; (Mr. Belcourt) 758; (Mr. Richardson) 761; (Mr. Bourassa) 763 ; (Mr. Kemp) 766; (Mr. Murray) 767; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 769 ; (Mr. Wright) 772; (Mr. Ross, Victoria) 772; (Mr. Porter) 775; (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 778 ; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 782; (Mr. Sherritt) 787; (Mr. Reid) 787; (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 788; (Mr. Clarke 794; (Mr. Ingram) 809 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Personal Explanation (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 871 (i).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to present Address
to His Maj., 1193 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Hackett) 13894 (vi).
Homestead Entries, Free : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13966 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6704 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Inspectors : in Com. of Sup., 6766 (iii).
-*

 Lands available for Settlers : Statement read (Mr. Sifton) 6787 (iii).
See ' Immigration. '
Hopewell Cape, N.B., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13233 (vi).
Hospitals for Treatment of Trachoma, Quebec :
in Com. of Sup., 14245 (vi).
See 'Trachoma.'
Hospitals of Isolation, Man.: in Com. of Sup., 5845 (iii).
'Hot Aik Line ' Ry. Subsidy : in Com. of Res., 14490 (vi).	.
HOUSE OF COMMONS :
Accommodation for Members: See 'Rooms,' &c.
Bkauharnois Electoral District, Representation and Independence of Pahlt. Act : M. (Mr. Monk) to ref. to Priv. and Elections Com., 7095 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Loy, Geo. M.'
Business of the House, Private Bills Procedure : Remarks (Mr. LaBivi'ere) 5138 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See general heading.
Cargill, Henry, late M .P., Decease of : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 12937 (vi).
Clerk of the House : Notification of Appnmt. (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
Conservative Literature: See 'Mail Bags,' &c.
Controverted Elections, Certificates, &c.: Notification (Mr. Speaker) 2 (i).
Door-keeper's Salary : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14115 (vi)
Election Law, Legislation re: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
Election Pamphlets, Franking, &c.: See 'Mail Bags.'
Election Petitions, Judgment of Supreme Court : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 91 (i). Elections of 1878, Congratulations to Prime Minister (Mr. Sproule) 11690 (v).
Elevator Accident : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 5417 (iii).
Farquharson, Mr., late M.P., Decease of : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 5512 (iii).
Flint, T. B., Clerk of Hse., Appnmt.: Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
Franking Privilege re Campaign Literature : Ques. (Mr. Davis) 14286 (vi).
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HOUSE OE COMMONS-Con.
Franking Privileges : See 'Mail Bags.'
Govt. Appointments op Members of House :
Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 3632 (ii).
House of Commons, Better Accommodation re Rooms : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13007 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Increases to Clerks : in Com. of Sup.,
5265 (iii), 14112 (vi).
Locked P.O.: Boxes: Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Vic.) in Com. of Sup., 6026 (iii).
Independence of Parliament Act : See ' Loy, Geo. M.'

See ' Schell, J. T.'
Laval, Electoral District, Supreme Court Judgments : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
Legislation, House of Commons : in Com. of Sup., 14112 (vi).
Library of Parlt.: in Com. of Sup., 5267 (iii).

Deptl. Rep.; Presented (Mr. Speaker)
6(i).
See general heading.
Lot, Geo. M., Independence of Parlt. Act, &c.: on M. to cone, in Rep. of Com. on Privs. and Elections, 8008; Amt. (Mr. Monk\ 8008 (iv).

Sec 'Beauharnois Electoral District.'

Rep. of Com. on Privs. and Elections ;
Presented (Mr. Fraser) 7203 (iii).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Blocking Corridors : Remarks (Mr. Mareil, Bona-venture) 14219 (vi).
See general heading.
Martineau, Mr., late M.P., Decease of: Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 10242 (v).
Members appointed to Govt. Position : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 3805 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 3632 (ii).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr., Roche, Marquette)
9582 (iv).	.
Members introduced: 3. 7, 283, 1642 (i).

Certificates of Election : Notification
(Mr. Speaker) 3, 367 (i).
Members' Rights to speak re Mr. Speaker's . Ruling : Remarks (Mr. Clancy) 10535 (v).
Messengers of the H. of C.': Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) in Com. of Sup., 5267 (iii).

See ' House. '
Mess, from His Ex.: Presented (Mr. Fielding) 90, 707 (i). 4956 (ii), 12808, 14042, 14662 (vi).

Read (Mr. Speaker) 90, 707 (i), 4956 (ii),
14042, 14662 (vi).

Read (Dep. Speaker) 12869 (vi).
Ontario Electoral District, Certificate :
Notification (Mr. Speaker) 367 (i).
Order, Ques. of, re Brunet and Dom. Elections: Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 108 (i).
Ottawa Parliament Buildings, Additional Rooms, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13006 (vi).
Parliament, Date of Convening, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Boyd) 462 (i), 14853 (vi).
Parliament Grounds, Dust Nuisance, &c.:
Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 2104 (i).

Playing Cricket: Remarks (Mr. Sproule)
2398, 2421 (i).
Perkins, Wm., Payment to, re Lisgar Election : in Com. of Sup., 14251 (vi).
Petitions, Presentation of, Rui.es, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Speaker) 6 (i).
Petitions rejected as Contrary to Rule 86: (Mr. Speaker) 654 (i).
Press Representatives in Gallery of H. of C., Sessional Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 14114, 14242 (vi).
Prime Minister, Congratulations re twenty-five Years as a Member : (Mr. Sproule) 11690 <*)[DOT]
HOUSE OF COMMONS-Con.
Prince Albert ' Advocate,' Printing : See general heading.
Private Bills : M. (Mr. Morrison) to extend Time, 10489 (v).

M. to suspend Rule (Mr. Russell) 4958
(ii).

Notices, Revising Rules re: M. (Mr. Demers, Iberville) re Rep. of Joint. Com., 13547 (vi).

See 'Rules.'

Order for Procedure :	Remarks	(Mr. LuRiviere) 5138 (iii).
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Lennox) re Visitors in Corridors, 11557 (v).

See 'Visitors.'

(Mr. Robinson, Elgin)	re	Attendance	in
House, 2015 (i).
Public Documents, Distribution to Boards of Trade : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 1378 (i).


 See ' Parliamentary Documents.'
Queens, West, P.E.I. Representation re : Remarks (Mr. Hackett) 13378 (vi).
Rooms for Members, Furniture, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 5265 (iii).

See 'House,' &c.
Rules of Hse., Revision, &c. re Pets, for Private Bills : M. for Sel. Com. (Mr. Demers) 4441 (ii).

M. (Mr. Demers, Iberville) to amend, 12216
(v).

See 'Private Bills.
Russell .Electoral Division : Notification of Vacancy (Mr. Speaker) 102? (i).	[DOT]
St. James (Montreal) Electoral Division, Judgment of Sup. Court : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).

Issue of Warrant ; M. (Mr. Monk) 707,
940 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13303 (vi).
* 

 Remarks (Mr. Monk) 409 (i), 6995 (iii),
13376 (vi).

Notification of Vacancy : (Mr. Speaker)
1023 (i).

 See ' Brunet. '
Schell, J. T., M.P., 1st Rep. of Privs. and Elections Com. re: Presented (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 5511 (iii).
Sessional Clerks, H. ofC.: in Com. of Sup., 14242 (vi).
*	

Increases to, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bell)
in Com. of Sup., 14113 (vi).

Messengers : in Com. of Sup., 14243 (vi).
See 'Messengers.'
Sessions of the House, Date of Meeting : M.
- (Mr. Boyd) 462(i), 14853 (vi).
Sittings of House: See 'Govt. Business.'
Tradesmen's Accounts for H. of C.: in Com. of Sup., 14115 (vi).
Vacancies in Electoral Districts : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 2, 1023 (i).
Ventilation in H. of C.: in Com. of Sup., 975 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Bell) in Com. of Sup.,
13007 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 4362 (ii), 6406 (iii).
Visitors in H. of C. Corhidors: Remarks (Mr. Lennox,) 11427 (v).

Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Lennox) 11557 (v).
Voters' Lists, Contingent Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 5274 (iii).
Wallace, David Wardrope, Member for Electoral District of Russell : Introduced, 1642 (i).
Howie, F. W., Legal Expenses, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 6795 (iii).

Rep., &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5740 (iii).

 Q-O.'s &c.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Ross, Yukon)
1323 (i).
Hydrographic Surveys : in Com. of Sup.. 2715, 2720, 4118 (ii).
Immigration, &c., Inadequate Inspection, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Wilson) on M. for Com. of Sup., 6546 ; (Mr. Roche, Halifax) 6557; (Mr. Oliver) 6562 : (Mr. Puttee) 6567 ; (Mr. Richardson) 6573; (Mr. Ross, N.S.) 6576; (Mr. Bell) 6577; (Mr. Sproule) 6190; (Mr. Davis) 6596; (Mr. Sifton) 6603 (iii).
IMMIGRATION :
Accommodation for Settlers, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Boyd) on M. for Sup., 1119 (i).
Agencies in Old Country :	Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 6726 (iii).
Agencies, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6615, 6658 (iii).
Barr Colony, Immigration Building : in Com. of Sup., 14247 (vi).	.

Number, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
6696 (iii).
IMMIGRATION-Com.
Barr Colony, Buildings, Generally : in Com. of Sup., 14247 (vi).
See 'general heading.'

Man.: in Com. of Sup., 5844 (iii).
Chambers ok Commerce Delegates, Treatment by U.S. Immigration Officers: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 12495 (v).
Devlin, Mr., Successor of, as Immigration Agent, Ireland: in Com of Sup., 6731 (iii). Diseased Immigrants, Inspection, &o. : [DOT] in Com. of Sup., 5492 (iii).
Doukhobors, Homestead Entries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 541 (i).	1


* Loans to by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson)
5587 (iii).

Pilgrimage, Expenses,Losses, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Wilson) 542 (i).


and Govtl., Action, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Blain) 1030 (i).
Ellis, Dr., Inspector: in Com. of Sup., 6702.

Ques. (Mr. Casqrain) 3536 (ii).
Expenditure, 1902-3: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6269 (iii).
Faber, Dr., Illegal Practice, Charges re Par. in 'Siar': Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6662 (iii).

Medical Inspector of Immigrants : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6850 (iii).
French Canadian Immigration, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6674, 6700 (iii).
Galician Immigrants, reN.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6863 (iii).
General Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 22C9 (i), 6827 (iii).

Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6269 (iii).
Grosse Isle Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup., 425 (i),	.
Hazleton Hospital Grant : in Com. of Sup., 13787 (vi).	.
Homestead Entries, Fpee : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13966 (vi).	.

re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6704.

Immigration Agents, Pre-emption : M.
for Cor. (Mr. Sproule) 289 ii).

Inspectors : in Com. of Sup., 6766 (iii).

Lands, Available for Settlers : Statement read (Mr. Sifton) 6787 (iii).
Hospitals of Isolation, Man. : in Com. of Sup., 5845 (iii).	.
Hungarian Immigration, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6694 (iii).
Immigrants, landing at Quebec, Medical Inspection : Ques. (Mr, Wilson) 5318 (iii).

Notice of M. (Mr. Wilson) 6522 (iii).

See general heading.

Provision for New Settlers : Remarks
(Mr. Puttee) 866 (i).

Refused Admission into Canada, Number, &.C.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 2310 (i), 2501 (ii). Immigration into Man., Houses and Fuel: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 542 (i).

Ont. and Quebec, Govtl. Action, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 1593 (i).

Ques. of Order re Discussion : in Com.
of Sup , 6854 (iii).	.	...

re observance of Rules, 6862 (iii). .

re quoting of Speeches, 6870-74 (iii).

Statistics, Total Number, Origin, Expenditure, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ross, Ont.) 1035(i). Ireland, Immigration Office, Closing, &c.: Ques. (Mr.Clarke) 1031 (i).
See ' Devlin.'
Lake St. John Col. Co., Expenditure re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6888 (iii).
Lands available for Settlers in B.C., Man. and N.W.T.: Ques. (Mr. Richardson) 4836 (ii). See ' Homestead ' &c.
clxxxiv

IMMIGRATION- Con.
Mar. Provs., Immigrants for: Ques. (Mr. Emmcrson) 1855 (i).
Medical Examiner, Quebec., &o.: (Mr. Cas-(train) 3535 (ii).

Medical Inspection, Gott. Appnmts.:
Qties. (Mr. Clarke) 2756 fill

in Com. of Sup., 6695, 6851 (iii).
Murray, Immigration Agent : in Com. of Sup., -	6827 (iii).
Nationalities, &c., Immigration, 1902-3: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 2310 (i).
N.S. Exodus toU.S.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 6709 (iii).
Ont. and Quebec, Immigration for, Govtl.
Action, &c.: (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 1593 (i). Paris Agency, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12589 (v).
Preston, Mr., Interview rc Can. Butter : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 10712 (v).

Statement re Can. Apples : Remarks
(Mr. Cochrane) 11184 (v).

Suit by Can. Employment Bureau : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 12220 (v).
P.E.I. Agents re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6884 (iii).
Quarantine Station, Lawlor's Island : in Coin, of Sup., 412 (i), 13030 (vi).
Repatriation Agents, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6674, 6700 (iii).
Ritchie, Mr., U.S. Immigration Agent : in Com. of Sup., 6848 (iii).
Settlers Effects re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6727 (iii). '
Tents For Immigrants, &c.: in Com. of Sup.. 6849 (iii).
Trachoma Epidemic re Immigrants : in Com. of Sup., 5493 (iii).

Hospital in Quebec : in Com. of Sup.,
14245 (vi).	.

See ' Colonial. '
Imperial Defence and prop. Res. of Lord Rosebery : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 410 (i).

M. for Cor.* (Mr. Desjardins), 288 (i).
Edmonton Agency, Telephone Service : in
Com. of Sup., 13334 (vi).
Edmundston Reserve, N.B., Fire Damages : in Com. of Sup., 13782 (vi).
Elkhorn School, N.W.T.. Average Attendance : in Com. of Sup., 6348 (iii).
Half-Breed Claims, Commission re Applications for Scrip, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. La-Riviere), 110 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. LaRiviere), 2016 (i),
3397 (ii).
Half-Breed Schools, Salaries paid, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6772 (iii).
Indian Affairs, Contingencies : in Com. of
Sup., 13760 (vi).

Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Siftmi) 89
(i).	'

Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 272 (i).

Inspectors : in Com. of Sup., 6425 (iii).
Indian Agents, B.C., Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 7257 (iii)

 Guardians, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Tisdale), 819

Travelling Expenses, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 7262 (iii).
Indians, Brant Reserve, Lease, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Tisdale), 1322 (i).
Indians, B.C. : in Com. of Sup., 13785 (vi).

Industrial Schools : in Com. of Sup..
7254 (iii).
Indians, Chiefs, Salaries: in Com. of Sup.,
6410	(iii).

General Vote : in Com. of Sup., 6425
(iii).	1 '

Land Management Fund : in Com, of
Sup., 6415 (iii).

Medical Attendant, Kings, N.B.: Ques.
(Mr. Fowler), 2501 (ii).

N.B., Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 13782
(vi).

N.S., Purchase of Reserve Lands : m
Com. of Sup., 13781 (vi).

N.W.T., Agricultural Implements : in
Com. of Sup., 6422 (iii).



INDIANS-Con.
Indians, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 13782 (A).
[DOT]-  N.W.T., Live Stock, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 6423 (iii).
*

Ont. and Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 6326
(iii).

 Ont. and Quebec, Road Repairs : in
Com. of Sup., 13779 (vi).

Quebec, Medical Attendance, &c. : in
Com. of Sup., 6408 (iii).	-

Reserves, Re-allotment, &c. : Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 7262 (iii).

Schools, Mar. Provs. : in Com. of Sup.,
6409, 6414 (iii).

Schools, Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 6409 (iii).

Supplies, N.W.T., &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
6422 (iii).

Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).


Industrial Schools.   B.C.@: in Com. of Sup., 7254 (iii).
Le jal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6416 (iii),
Macrae, Mb., Indian Inspector: in Com. of Sup., 6425 (iii).
Medical Attendance, Brant Reserve : in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).

B.C. : in Com of Sup., 13785 (vi).

N. VV.T. : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).

N.S. : in Com. of Sup., 6421 (iii).

Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 6409 (iii).

 Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 6408 (iii).
Micmac Dictionary : in Com. of Sup., 12592 (v).
Mississaga Indians, Alnwick Band, Claims, &c. : Ques. (Mr. MeColl) 6895 (iii).
Oka Indians : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13779 (vi).
Rama Indians, Contribution re Roads and Bridges: in Com. of Sup., 13781 (vi).
Rand's Micmac Dictionary : in Com. of Sup., 12592 (v).
Robinson Treaty, Payments re: in Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).
Roseau River Reserve, Sale of Lots : Ques. (Mr. La Riviere), 5319 (iii).
St. John's River and St. Mary's River Indians, Pet. re : in Com. of Sup., 6352 (iii).
Sand, Indian Boy adopted by Mr. Johnston : in Com. of Sup., 6413 (iii).
Schools, B.C. : in Com. of Sup., 7254 (iii), 13786 (vi).

N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).
Seed Grain, Relief : in Com. of Sup., 6417,
^ 6420 (iii).
Secobd, Dr., Medical Attendant on Brant Reserve : in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).
Small-pox Outbreak on Brant Reserve : in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).

N. W. T. Reserves, &c., 6350 (iii).
Songhees Indians, Removal to Reserve, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.. 7258 (iii).
Steam Launch for Indian Agent, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13787 (vi).
Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).
Terrebonne Indian Reserve : M. for cor.* (Mr. ..Desjardins) 288 (i).

See ' Doncaster.'
Vowell, Mr., Indian Supt., Salary: in Com. of Sup., 13785 (vi).
Wadsworth, Mr., Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 6425 (iii).
Walpole Island Indians: in Com. of Sup., 6412 (iii).
West, Dr., Medical Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).
Yukon Indians, General Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 7272 (iii).

Relief, Medical Attendance. &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 7270 (iii)
See ' Immigration ' ' Interior,' &c.
Indian Harbour Wharf, 17. S. : in Com. of Sup. 13199 (vi).
Indian River Ry. and Lake Mbgantic Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14507 (vi).
Industrial Disputes, B. C., Royal Commission re: in Com. of Sup., 6984 (iii).

See * Labour, ' &c.
Industrial Schools for Indians, B. C. : in Com. of Sup., 7254 (iii).
Ingersoll to Stratford, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14345 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Remarks (Mr. Fowler) in Com. of Sup.,
13971 (vi).
Clement, Jules, Increase of Salary : in Com. of Sup., 13664 (vi).
Culling Timber, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 7798 (iv).
Distilleries, &c., Inspectors' Salaries : in
Com., of Sup., 13974 (vi).
Dugas, Mr. Blaise, Amounts paid to re Trip to Foreign Countries : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1034 (i).
Electric Light Inspection, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5407 (iii).
Excise Officers, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5363 (iii).

Salaries re C. S. Act Amt. : in Com. of
Sup., 13967 (vi). -

Travelling Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,
5373 (vi).
Excise Taxation per Capita for 1896 and 1903 : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 14284 (vi).
Ferguson, J. M., Legal Expenses re Adulteration Act : in Com. of Sup., 5412 (iii). Forrest, E., Reimbursement, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5405 (iii).
Fyfe, Mr., Rep. re Grain Weighing Machine : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5381 (iii).

Remarks re, 4192 (ii).
Gerald, Mr., Inland Rev. Dept., Prescott, Increase of Salary : Remarks (Mr. Reid, GrenviUc) in Com. of Sup., 13968, 13978 (vi). Grain Inspection, Cost per Car, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 4837 (ii).

re Standard Samples, Res. of Toronto
Board of Trade : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 11177 (v).
Grain Weighing Machine : in Com. of Sup., 5381 (iii).

Remarks (Mr. Boyd, &c.) in Com. on B.
188, 4187 (ii).
Inland Revenue Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Bernier) 89 (i).

Inspectors, &c. : Salaries in Com. of
Sup., 5363 (iii).
Inspection of Staples : in Com. of Sup., 7702 (iv).	,
clxxxvi

INLAND EEVEXTTE-Con.
Keilty, Mb., Inspector at Prescott : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5365 (iii).
Kelly, Asst. Inspector, Refund, &c. : in Com.
of Sup. 5405 (iii).	_
Liquor Inspection, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5393
(iii)	.
Longford: See 'Wood Alcohol.'
Magnkss, Mr., and Grain Threshing Scale : Remarks (Mr. Boyd) in Com. on B. 188, 4191,4203 (ii).
Man. Grain Act, Administration of Act : in Com. of Sup., 7762 (iv). . ,	'	<** , " ' *<>
Inspection re, Salaries : in Com. of
Sup., 13698 (vi).

Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 7798
(iv)	.
Methylated Spirits, Supplied to Manufacturers : in Com. of Sup., 5373 (iii).

See 'Wood Alcohol.'
Montreal Inland Rev. Office, Money stolen :
in Com. of Sup., 5405 (iii).
O'Reilly, Mr., Claims re Tobacco Factory damaged by Fire : in Com. of Sup.: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) 13978 (vi).
Prescott, Inland Rev. Officials, Salaries, Promotions, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Gren-rille) in Com. of Sup., 13968, 13978 (vi).
Roy, Geo., Inspector of Hides, Quebec: Ques.
(Mr. Casgrain) 3627 (ii).
Standard Chemical Company, Purchase of Wood Alcohol : in Com. of Sup., 227 (i).

Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Bennett)
5363, 5373 (iii).

 Contract : Read (Mr. Bernier) 5375 (iii).
Tobacco Combine, Chairman's Rep. : Ques.
(Mr. Monk) 1297 (i).
Tobacco Excise Duties : Par. in Toronto 'Globe ': Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 5701 (iii). Tobacco Stamps, Ac. : in Com. of Sup., 5373 (iii).
Toronto Board of Trade, Res. re Grain Standards : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 11177 (v). Trottieii, Louis M., Emplymt, by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8188 (iv).
Weights and Measures Inspectors, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5381 (iii).
White, Mr., Inland Revenue, Prescott: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13970 (vi).
Wood Alcohol, Manufactured at Longford, Output, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 98 (i).

See ' Standard.'

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 227 (i), 5373 (iii).


Insolvency B.: See ' Textile Fabrics. '
Inspection of Customs Service : in Com. of Sup., 3949 (ii).
Inspection of Immigrants. Sec ' Immigration.'
Inspection of Staples; in Com. of Sup., 7762 (iv).
Insurance Cos. of Canada, Abstract of Statement : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 1025 (i).
Insurance Fund, P. Q., Rep., Ac.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14660 (vi).

 See 1 Post Office.'
Insurance Rates re Marine Shipping : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13697 (vi).
Insurance, on Ocean Steamers : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7591 (iv).

Report of Scpt.: Presented (Mr. Fielding)
9350 (iv).

Office : in Com. of Sup., 12586 (v).
Intercolonial Conference, Cor. re: Remarks (Mr. Sprrnle) 8230 (iv).

See * Imperial Preference.'

Confidential Rep.: Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 7923 (iv).
I. C. R., Supplies Bill: See 'Ry. Act, B. 258.'
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY:
Additional Sidings : in Com. of Sup., 14055(vi). 

See ' Sidings. '
Air Brakes for Freight Cars : in Com. of Sup., 7527 (iii), 8281 (iv).
Book-keeping re Expenditure : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 8270 (iv).

Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup.,
12877 (vi).
Bridges, Strengthening, Ac.: in Com. of Sup., 3699 (ii), 8269 (iv).
Brown, Mrs,, Gratuity to : in Com. of Sup., 14155 (vi).
Car Shops, New Machinery : in Com. of Sup., 14106 (vi).

See ' Machinery,' ' Moncton,' Ac.
'Chapman' Ball-Bearing Apparatus,Rep. re: Remarks in Com of Sup., 8283 (iv).

Letter re : Read (Mr. Haggart) in Com.
of Sup., 7o24 (iii).

See 'Muldfeld.'
Chaudiere Junction, Engine House : in Com.
of Sup., 8314 (iv), 12594 (v), 14106 (vi). Ci.ergue's Contract for Steel Rails: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14097 (vi).
' Cleveland ' Cylinder Patent : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 8284 (iv).
Coal Rates, Ac. : Ques. (Mr. Kendall) 6167 (iii). Demurrage on Cars, Amount collected, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 4672, 4959 (ii).
Double Tracking : in Com. of Sup., 14062 (vi). Draw Bars on Freight Cars: in Com. of Sup., 7520 (iii), 8288 (iv).
Drummond County Ry., Rentals, Ac.: in Com. of Sup., 12887 (vi).
Druhmondville Siding, Ac.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14055 (vi).
Earnings, Ac., Date of Interim Reps.: Ques. (Mr. Barker) 4444 (ii).
Fire Protection of Stations, Restaurants, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 14663 (vi).
-Freight Cars on Connecting Lines, Ac.: M. for Ret.*, (Mr. Haggart) 3805 (ii).	-

Freight Rates, Classes 1-10 : M. (Mr. Bell) for Ret,* 2338 (i).

See ' Traffic.'

Rates for Live Stock and Coal, Ac.:
Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1857 (i).

See ' Traffic Arrangements,' Ac.
General Statement: on M. for Sup. (Mr. Blair) 3633 (ii).

inquiry for papers re (Mr. Haggart)
3537 (ii)	.
General Vote : in Com. of Sup., 12873 (vi). Halifax Deep Water Terminus, Dredging, Ac.: in Com. of Sup., 14646 (vi).
Haulage of Govt., Ac., Cars, Amounts paid, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 9682 (iv).
I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 7520 (iii), 12593 (v), 12823 (vi).
Kingston Locomotive Works, Construction for I.C.R.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).

clxxxvii
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY-Con.
Levis, Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 3703 (ii), 7520 (iii).

 Land Purchase, Payment, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Casgrain) 3631 (ii).
Locomotives, Cars, &c., purchased, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Barker) 4361 (ii).
Locomotives constructed at Moncton, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).
Lorne Siding, Traffic, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 2918 (ii).
Machinery for Locomotive and Car Shops :
in Com. of Sup., 8290 (iv), 14100 (vi).
Moncton, Increased Shed Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).
Money Subsidies to Railways, I. C. R,, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1197 (i). ,
Montreal Locomotive Works, Contracts for I. C. R.: Remarks (Mr. Reid. Grenville) in _ Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).
Muhlfeld, Mr., Rep. re 'Chapman ' Ballbearing Apparatus: Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 8283 (iv).
See ' Chapman.'
Official Guide, Cost, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 3535 (ii).
Operating Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 7811 (iv).
Original Construction : in Com. of Sup., 3698
(ii)	.
Passes : M. (Mr. Bell) for Ret., 2337 (i).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Clarke) 9582 (iv).
Pension System, 4c.: Ques. (Mr. Gourley) 9216
(iv).
Pintsh .Gas Equipment: in Com. of Sup., 8291
(iv).	*
Private Cars, Purchase by Govt., 4c. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 2309 (i).
See ' Haulage. '
Rail Power Saw Cutter : in Com. of Sup.,
12607 (v).
Rates for Ijve Stock and Coal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1857 (i).
Rep. of Mb. Pottinger re Ties,&c.: M. for Copy (Mr. Haggart) 3806 (ii).
Restaurants, Stations, Pike Protection, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 14663 (vi).
Rhodes, Curry & Co., Contract for Rolling Stock : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14100 (\ i). Ri viere dc Loup, Engine House : in Com. of Sup. 8314 (iv).

Shops, Construction, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Gouvrcau) 12497 (v).
River Ouelle Branch, I. C. R.: in Com. of Sup., 7526 (iii), 12599 (v).

Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 541 (i).

Branch Line to St. Denis Wharf :
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 10490 (v).
Rolling Stock : in Com. of Sup., 8292 (iv), 14100 (vi).
'Scotia' Str., Salvage Services by Anchor Line, Compensation: in Com. of Sup., 14107 (vi).


Remarks on M. for Sup. (Mr. Osier) 7150
(iii)	.

Statement (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 7206 (iii).
Sidings and Increased Facilities : in Com. of Sup., 14081, 14107 (vi).
See 'Additional.'
Steel Rails, Fastenings, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5005 (ii).

Contract with Clergue Syndicate : in
Com. of Sup., 14097 (vi).

Contract, Prices, &c.I Ques. (Mr. Monk)
285 (i).	*
Supplies entered Duty Free : M. for Ret.* (Sir. Fowler) 916 (i).
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY-Con.
Sussex, N.B., Roundhouse, Gates, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 4672 (ii).
Sydney Junction to North Sydney Extension : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Johnston, Cape Breton) 447 (i).
Tariff Rates, Inquiry for Papers : (Mr. Bell) 3712 (ii).
See 'Freight.'
Terminal Facilities at Bona venture, 4c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 666 (i).
Ties Imported for Govt. Rys., Cost, Quantity, &c., Ques. (Mr. Emrnerson) 1679 (i).

Purchased, Used, &c.; M. for Ret.*
(Mr. Haggart) 3805 (ii).
Trackmen on I. C. R., Increase of Wages: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 12874, 14083 (vi).

Remarks in Com. on B. 257 (Mr. Lefurgey) 12558 (v).

Ques. (Mr. Kendall) 1297 (i).
Traffic Arrangements with G. T. R., 4c.:
Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 2759 (ii).
Vestibule Equipment for Cars : in Com. of Sup., 7520 (iii), 12600 (v).
Windsor Junction Accident, Evidence re: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 3301, 3398 (ii).
Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 12873 (vi).
See ' Railways.'
INTERIOR:
Assay Office, Vancouver : in Com. of Sup., 6799 (iii).
Astronomical Demarcation, Works, 4c.: in
Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).
Astronomical Observatory, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 342 (i) 6791 (iii).
Bacteriological Laboratory : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).
Banff Springs, Baths : in Com. of Sup., 6789
(iii)	13955 (vi).

Museum Building, Addition, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 6927 (iii).,

Roads and Bridges: in Com, of Sup.,
6788 (iii).
Bell, 1>r., Appnmt. as Director of Geological Survey : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6815 (iii).
Boundary Delimitations: in Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).	_
Buffalo Herd in Banff Park : in Com. of
Sup., 6790 (iii).
Canadian Mining Institute, Publication of Documents : in Com. of Sup., 13965 (vi).
C. P. R. Lands, and School Taxation : Ques. (Mr. Oliver) 4006 (ii).
Cane Bros., Grants for Timber License, 4c.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2757 (ii).
Coal Mining in Banff Reserve, Lease by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Northrup) 13026 (vi).
Cory, W. W., Salary, Duties, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6853 (iii).
Cottee, Herbert, Salary and Re-appointment : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3610 (ii).
Crows's Nest Pass Coal Lands, Applications, Regulations, 4c.:'Ques. (Mr. Boche, Marquette) 12217 (v).
Dom. Lands : in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).

Commissioner's Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
6765	(iii).


Inspector's Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
6766	(iii).

Man. and N. W. T., Sale, Prices paid,
4c.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 816 (i).

Outside Service, Salaries : in Com. of
Sup., 13966 (vi).

Sale, Location, Purchasers &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 670 (i).
clxxxviii

INTERIOR-Con.
Dom. Lands Surveyors, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 13772 (vi).	__

Surveys, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6759,
6939 (iii).	.

Yukon Regulations re : in Com. on Res.,
13791 (vi).
Geological Congress, Visit to Can. : Ques. (Mr. Carscallen) 8116 (iv).
Geological Museum, Victoria Memorial: in Com. of Sup., 352 (i), 14243 (vi).

Construction, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Birkctt)
11188(v).
Geological Survey, Building : in Com. of Sup., 6824 (iii).

 Clerical Assistance : in Com. of Sup.,
13966 (vi).
*

 Exploration, kc.: in Com. of Sup.,
6815 (iii).

Plots, Plans, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
6826 (iii).

Rep. : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
13373 (vi).

 Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 12592 (v),
13769 (vi).
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).
Gold Commissioner's Office, Dawson City, Defalcations, kc.: in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii).
Grazing Lands, N.W.T., Lease to Geo. McDonnell, kc.-. Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 8330 (iv).
Guay, Mil A., Compensation for Loss of Horse : .in Com. of Sup., 5406 (iii).
Haanel, Dr., Supt. of Mines, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13764, 13774 (vi).
Half-Breed Claims, Commissions, Applications for Scrip, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. LaRiviere) 110 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. LaRiviere) 2016 (i),
3397 (ii).
Interior, Deptl. Employees, Date of ArpKMT., Salaries, &c.: M. (Mr. LaRiviere) for Ret.,* 23 .8 m.

Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Mr. Sifton)89(l).

complaints re illustrations :	Ques.
(Mr. Ingram) 3972 (ii).

Miscellaneous Expenditure : in Com.
of Sup., 6922 (iii).

Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 267 (i), 13761
(vi).
International Boundary Survey, Geologists Rep.: in Com. of Sup., 6825 (iii).

Congress of Geology, Visit to Can. :
Ques. (Mr. Carscallen) 8116 (iv).
Irrigation, N.W.T., Surveys, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6764 (iii).
Jonasson, Mr. S., Forest Ranger in Man. : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1198 (i).
Land Guides, re Surveys: in Com. of Sup., 6768 (iii).
Land Sales, Winnipeg, Purchasers, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1858 (i).
Land Slides : See ' Turtle Mountain. '

 See 'Frank Disaster.'
Liard River Miners, Relief, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6926 (iii).
Low, A. P., Technical Officer, Geological Survey, Salary : in Com. of Sup., 13770 (vi).
McDonald, Geo., Lease of Grazing Lands, N.W.T. : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 8330
(iv).
Magnetic Observatory: in Com. of Sup., 4118 (ii).
Man. School Lands, Payments, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. McCreary) 0169 (iii).
INTERIOR-Con.	'
Man. and N.W.T., School Lands, Sales, Amounts paid, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 706 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden, Halifax)
6893 (iii).
Maps, Lithographing, kc.-. in Com. of Sup.,
6800 (iii), 13778 (vi).

Printing, &c., Information re: in Com.
of Sup., 11272 (vi).
Mf.han, Dr., Meteorological Service, Removal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630 (ii).
Metallurgists and Petrographers, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13778 (vi).
Meteorological Service: in Com. of Sup., 4118 (ii).
Mines Branch, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 13762 (vi).
Mining Institute : in Com. of Sup., 12591 (v), 13965 (vi).
Moose Deer Point, Sale of Islands, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).
North Atlantic Trading Co., Contract with Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13372 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13667,
13933 (vi).
N. W. Teks., Miscellaneous Expenditure :
in Com. of Sup., 14257 (vi).
Pigeon Lake Islands, Sales, kc.: in Com. of Sup., 6412 (iii).
P. E. 1. Coal Fields, Survey: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2503 (ii).
Saskatchewan Land Co., Sections acquired, &c.: M, (Wlr.Roche, Marquette) for Cor.*, 2338.

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lennox) 7108 (iii).

Inquiry for Ret. (W. J. Roche) 4363 (ii).
-[DOT]- Sales, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2502 (ii).
Squatters Claims on Dom. Lands : in Com. of Sup., 6925 (iii).
Stewart, E., Forest Inspector, Travelling Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 6416, 6774 (iii).
Sudbury Coal, Discovery, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6824 (iii).
Survey Instruments, Purchase, kc.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6820 (iii)
Swamp Lands, Construction of Road, &c.: in Com. of Suji., 6927 (iii).
Telescope for Ottawa Observatory ; in Com. of Sup., 6792 (iii).
Timber Licenses granted to Cane Bros.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2757 (ii).
Tree Culture, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6773
(iii).

 Protection, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13775
14272 (vi).
Turtle Mountain Land Slide, Investigation, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 13965 (vi).
Tyerman, P. D., Payments to by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 286 (i).
Victoria Geological Museum : in Com. of Sup., 14243 (vi).
See 'Geological.'
Washington, Mr. Hector, Rep. re Land Values : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4430 (ii).
Winnipeg Land Office : in Com. of Sup., 6767 (iii).
Yoho Park, Roads Construction, kc.: in Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).
See ' Immigration ', ' Indians ', kc.
Internal Economy Committee : M. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) for Com., 91 (i).
International Boundary Survey, Geologist's
Rep.: in Coni, of Sup., 6825 (iii).
International Congress of Geology, Visit to
Canada : Qnes. (Mr. Carscallen) 8116 (iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 7795 (iv).

Payments for 1890-1903 : Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 11556 (v).

Payments: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6435 (iii).
Iron and Steel Industry : (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup., 4263 ; Neg. (Y. 47 ; N. 91) 4346 (ii).
Debate: (Mr. Fielding) 4278; (Mr. Bell) 4279; (Mr. Kendall) 4288; (Mr. Osier) 4293; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4297 ; (Mr. Clancy) 4300 ; (Mr. Pringle) 4309 ; (Mr. Tarte) 4322; (Mr. Bourassa) 4329 (Mr. Oliver) 4336 ; (Mr. Heyd) 4338 ; (Mr. Pope) 4341 (ii).
_____Tariff Protection : Notice of Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3864 (ii).

. Remarks (Mr. Borden) re Notice of Motion,
4040 (ii).	'

Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) on M. to
adjn., 4260 (ii).
Iroquois Canal, Electric Lighting : Remarks (Mr. Reid, GrenviUe) in Com. of Sup., 12901 (vi). Irrigation, N. W. T., Surveys: in Com. of Sup., 6764 (iii)'
Isle aux Coudres, Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 2242 (i).
Isle Grosbois. Boucherville, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5902 (iii).
Island of Orleans, Land Line Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13330 (vi).

Submarine Cable, &c.: M. (Mr. Talbot) for
Ret.*, 11301 (v).
Jackson, Mr., Appnmt. as Judge: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 211 (i).
James and Hudson's Bays, Fishing Rights, Applications, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 1194
(i)

M. for Cor.* (Mr. Lancaster) 3806 (ii).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lancaster) 6893 (iii).
James Bay Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14443 (vi).
James Bay Ry. : See ' Interprovincial.'
Janvrin's Island Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1102 (i).
Japan Exhibition, General Statement: in Com. of Sup., 4626 (ii).
Japanese Immigration, Influx of: Remarks (Mr. Morrison) 3713 (ii).
Japanese Tariff re U.S. Products : Ques. (Mr Clarke) 9217 (iv). -
Japan Trade with Can., Customs Duties re; Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 8617 (iv).
Jeddore East, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Jerome, Martin, M.P.P., and Man. Elections: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 5321 (iii).
'Jesse James' Series of Publications, Customs Duties : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 11426 (v).
Jesus River, Deepening, &c. : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Desjardins) 289 (i).

Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Joggins Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14329 (vi).
Johnson, Mr., Purchase of House by Govt.: in Com. of Sup., 14143 (vi).
Joint High Commission and Reciprocity avIth U.S.: Par. in Toronto World (Mr. Sproule) 14053 (vi).	.
See ' Alaskan,' ' Colonial,' &c.

Jubilee Stamps, Sale, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6060 (iii).


Judges Retiring Allowance B.: 
Judges Retiring Allowances B.: Man., Travelling Allowances : in Com. of
Sup., 3399 (ii).

N.S., Increase of Salary ; Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 14259 (vi).
J udges Salaries, County Courts, Pets, re: Ques. (Mr. LaRivilre) 3628 (ii).

Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Casgrain), 95 (i).
Judgeship, Offer to Conservative Politician : Par. in Montreal Star, 13805 (vi).
Judges in Quebec and Outside Legal Business : Ques. (Mr. Grant), 14665 (vi).
Judique Breakwater, Repairs, &o. : in Com. of
Sup., 1103 (i).
JUSTICE ;
Ad Hoc Judges : in Com. of Sup., 3402 (ii). Admiralty Court, Accommodation for Sittings : in Com. of Sup., 3408 (ii).

Registrar's Salary: in Com. of Sup.,
3408 (ii).
Behring Sea Arbitration Expenses : in Com.
of Sup., 13658 (vi).	.
BinderTwine, Cost in 1901-2: Ques. (Mr.Hlain), 447 (i)

Names of Purchasers, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Slain), 3798 (ii).

Prices for Current Year, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Blain), 203 (i).

Prices fixed for Penitentiary Supply :
Ques. (Mr. McCreary), 1595 (i).

See ' Sisal. '
B.C. Statutes, Disallowance of, &o.: M. for O.Cs., &c* (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 706 (i).
JUSTICE-Con.
B. C. Statutes, Disallowance : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 2016 (i).

M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to print, 2675
(ii).
Brunet, Arthur, and Dom. Election Act : M. for Pets., O.Cs., &c. (Mr. Gang rain), 101 (i).
Clarke, Duncan, Ex. Court : in Com. of Sup., 3406 (ii).
Commutation of Carver : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 13303 (vi.)
Consolidation of Statutes : See ' Revision of Statutes. '
Cooke vs. Cole, Litigation Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6950 (iii).
County Courts, Appointments from Local Bars: Remarks (Mr. Lennox), 5582 (iii).

Appnmts., Retirement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lennox), 4960 (ii).
See 'Judges.'
Divorce and Matrimonial Courts, N.B., Salary of Judge : in Com. of Sup., 3400 (ii).
Doijd, Mr. Justice, Increase of-Salary: in Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi).
Dom. Statutes Consolidation: Sec 'Revision of Statutes.'
Dohchester Penitentiary, Contract re Fuel : Ques. (Mr. Ingram), 10102 (v).
Exchequer Court, Judge's Travelling Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 3407 (ii).

Registrar, Editing Reps. : in Com. of
, Sup., 3407 (ii).

Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3406 (ii).
Executions, Expenditures, &c. :- in Com. of Sup., 3401 (ii).
Gaynor & Greene, Extradition : M. for copies of Cor. (Mr. Casgrain), 109 (i).
Genelle vs. the King, Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6795 (iii).
Graham vs. King, Claims for Damages re Public Works : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13471 (vi).
Henry, Mr. Justice, Retiring Allowance: in Com. of Sup., 14662 (vi).
Hetu, Rudolphe, Release of, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Northrup), 7915 (iv).
Holt, Mr., Appnmt. as Judge of Huron County : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
Howie, F. W., Legal Expenses, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 6795 (iii).
Jackson, Mr., Appnmt. as Judge, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 211 (i).
Judges appointed as Commissioners, Allusion in Mr. Ewart's Address to Judge Perdue : Remarks (Mr. Sproide), 11072 (v).
Judges appointed from Local Bar : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
See 1 County. '

Ques. of Order re : Ruling (Mr. Deputy
Speaker), 209 (i).
Judges, B.C., Travelling Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3399 (ii).	[DOT]
Judgeship, Huron County : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).

 Man., Travelling Allowances : in Com.
of Sup., 3399 (ii).
Judgeship, Manitoba, Delay in Appnmt. ; Remarks in Com of Sup., 212 (i).
Judge, N.W.Ters. Supreme Court, Additional : in Com. of Sup., 14257 (vi).
Judges, N,S., Increase of Salary : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi).
J udges, Quebec, Complaints re Outside Business : Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14665 (vi).

Judgeship, Offer to Conservative Politician : Par. in Montreal Star, 13805 (vi).

Salaries, County Courts, Pets, re:
Ques. (Mr. LaRiviire) 3628 (ii).

Yukon, Travelling Allowances : in
Com of Sup., 3409 (ii).	.
Justice, Administration op: in Com. of Sup., 3506 (ii).

 I )ep. Rept. : Presented (Mr. Fitzpatrick),
90 (i).	[DOT]

 Increase of Salaries : in Com. of Sup.,
14255 (vi).

Miscellaneous Expenditures : in Com.
of Sup., 3398 (ii).

Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
Keewatin Govt., Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6797 (iii).
Kingston Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 3511
(ii).

 Contracts re Groceries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Sproulc), 10100 (v).
See ' Binder Twine.'
Law Library in England. Establishment, &c. : M. for Copies of Cor. (Mr. Casgrain) 98 (i).
Legal Expenses re Govt. Cases : in Com. of Sup., 12911 (vi).
. Legal Opinions re G.T.P. Clause, Customs Duties : Read (Mr. Oder) 11320 (v).
Litigation Expenses re Interior : in Com. of Sup., 6794 (iii).
Manitoba Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 3534
(ii).
Mathurin, Jos. A., Death Sentence, Judge's Rep., &c. : M. for Copies* (Mr. Lavergnc) 3231)
(ii).
Myers, Judge op Man., Rep. in Hansard :
Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 285 (i).
Nipissing, Jr. Judgeship, Salary : in Com. of Sup., 14258 (vi).
N.W. Ter. Maintenance op Prisoners : in Com. of Sup., 3393 (ii).
Pardons, Prerogative of His Ex., 0. Cs., &c.: M. for Ret. (Mr. Casgrain) 567 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 96 (i).
Penitentiary, Contracts re Groceries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 10100 (v).

Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Fitzpatrick)
90 (i).

General Expenditure : in Com. of Sup.,
3511 (ii).
Prendergast and Man. Judgeship, Delay in Appnmt.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 212 (i).
Prince Albert, Clerk op Court, Salary : in
Com. of Sup., 3401 (ii).
Regina Jail, Additional Land Purchase : in
Com. of Sup., 5135 (ii).
Revision of Dom. Statutes, Payments, 4c.: in Com. of Sup., 14643 (vi).

Revision Commission, Names, Progress,
&C.: Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 1029 (i).
Robert vs. King, Claims re Flooding on Lake St. Louis: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13473 (vi).
St. Regis Lockup : in Com. of Sup., 6415 (iii).
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 3534 (ii).

HosriTAL: Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14284 (vi).

Ques. (Mr. Lemicux) 13669 (vi).

Warden's Resignation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 286 (i).

acting warden, &c .: Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 10831 (v).
Sisal used in Binder Twine, Average Price :
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 8085 (iv).

 See 'Binder.'
Stewart vs. King, Legal Expenses, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 12912 (vi).
JUSTICE-Con.
Supreme Court, Contingencies, Disbursements, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3404 (ii).

Library, Purchase of Books, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 3402, 3405 (ii).

Reporter, Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
3402 (ii).

Reports. Binding, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
3405 (ii).

Salary of Mr. Tasohereau : in Com. of
Sup., 14257 (vi).

Ticket of Leave Act, Release, &c. : M.
for Ret. (Mr. Casgrain) 566 (i).



CXC11 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Kingsport Breakwater, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1103 (i), 13202 (vi).
King's Printer B.: Sec ' Public Printing'.'
Kino's S.A. Medals Pet., re. Sic.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 10491 (v).
Kingston Barracks, R. C. Fiei.d Ahtillert : in Com. of Sup., 13118 (vi).
Kingston Graving Dock, Award to Connolly & Co : in Com. of Sup., 13023 (vi).
Kingston Locomotive Works, Contracts for I. C. R. : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).
Kingston Penitentiary: in Com. of Sup., 3511 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Grocery Contract : Ques. (Mr. Sproulc)
10100 (v).
Kingston Royal Military College Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13094 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Stable : in Com. of Sup., 638 (i), 13117 (vi).
Kingsville, Oxt. , Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13244 (vi).
King's Warehouse at Winnipeg : Ques. (Mr. La-Riviere) 6268 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Customs.'
Kinkora Station Accommodation, P. E. I.: in Com. of Sup., 12841 (vi).
Klondike Mines Railway Co.'s B. No. 177
(Mr. Mclsaac) M. to receive Pet., 2778 ; 1°*, 3219 ; 2°*, 3583 ; in Com., and 30#, 4593 (ii). (3 " Edward VII, e. 140).
Klondike Mines Ry. Co.'s Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14496 (vi).
Kootenay, Cariboo and Pacific Ry. Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 33 (Mr. Morrison) 1"*, 367; 2°*, 632; in Com., and 3°*, 2050 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 141).
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.'s B. No. 41
(Mr. Morrison) 1°*, 591; 2°*, 665; in Com., and 3°*, 1815 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 142).
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14489 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Correction, &c.: in Com., 14519 (vi).
Labour Commission 1886, Names, Amounts paid, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Kendall) 8083 (iv).
Labour Commission, B.C., Appnmt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 1595 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Rep. re : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 8116 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Ingram) 7198
(iii).
Labour Day Adjournment : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 10489 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Monk) 10712 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Delaying Session, &o.: Remarks (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 10742 (v).
Labour Department, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7151 (iii).
Labour Disputes, Settlement, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 4003 (ii).
Labour Disputes Settlement : See 'Railway-Labour.'
'Labour Gazette,' Cors., Remuneration, Ac.: in Com. of Sup., 7154 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 7203 (iii).
Labour Troubles in B.C.: on M. for Com. of Sup.
Remarks (Mr. Smith, B.C.) 945 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Nelson P. O.', ' Racine Bros.' &c.,' Longshoremen, &c.
Lac Bouchette and Quebec and Lake St. John Ry.
Co'.s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14456 (vi). Lachine Canal, Electrical Appliances, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7806 (iv), 14142 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Enlargement, Sic. : in Com. of Sup., 12903 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Gratuities : in Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lighting : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14139
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lock Gate Protection : in Com. of Sup.,
14142 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Masonry Wall, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12906
(vi).
Lady Lafontaine, Pension, Sic.: in Com. of Sup., 14252 (vi).
Lake Erie and Detroit River Railway Co.'s B. No. 120 (Mr. Cotoan) 1°*, 1675; 2'*, 1853 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 143).
Lake Francis Outlet, Man.: in Com. of Sup., 1449
[Stage Direction]
Lake St. Francis, Dyking : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
Lake St. John Colonization Co. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6679, 6888 (iii).
Lake St. John, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13459 (vi).	.
Lake St. John Ry. and La Tuque Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14487 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Piers, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2243
(i)-
Lake Superior, Long Lake and Albany Ry. Co. to Peninsular Harbour Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14506 (vi).
Lake Temiscamingue and James Bay Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14445 (vi).
Lake Temiscamingue, Improvements, Dredging, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 2246 (i)'
[Stage Direction]
See ' Temiscamingue.'
Lambton Postmistress, Dismissal, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6166 (iii), 14278, 14661 (vi). Lands available for'Settlers in B.C., Man. and N.W.T.: Ques. (Mr. Richardson) 4836 (ii).
Land Company Bills: See ' Canada Northwest,' ' Ontario and Qu'Appelle.'
Land Grants to Rys., Man. and N.W.T.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2101 (i), 3797 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
VOTED BY Parlt., Area &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott)
1677 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Manitoba,' 'N.W.T.', &e.
Land Guides, re Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 6768 (iii). Land Sales, Winnipeg, Purchasers, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1858 (i).
INDEX	cxciii
Land Scrip, Max. and N. W. T. Volunteers, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) S20 (i).
Land Slide: See 'Turtle Mountain,' 'Frank Disaster. '
Land Subsidies to Rys. in Man. and N.W. Tehs.: Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1197 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Unearned, &c., Ques. (Mr. Scott) 3797 (ii).
Laprairie Ice Piers Protection Walls : in Com. of Sup., 2248 (i), 13460 (vi).
L'Ardoise, N.S., Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
Larkin, Oapt. W. S., Complaints re : Ques. (Mr. Haekett) 2922 (ii).
Larry's River Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1104,
(i).
L'Assomption, Post Office, Purchase of Site, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3230 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
P O., Receipts, Cheques for Payment, &c.:
M. for Copies*, 323G (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 427 (i).
Latour, L. J., Circular issued re ' Le Canada ': Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 1032 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Leave of Absence, Amount paid, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Slain) 0895 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Leave of Absence, Canvassing foh ' Le Canada,' &c. : Remarks (Mr. Pope) 13980, 14002 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 - See ' Newspaper Agents.'
Laval, Electoral District, Supreme Court Judgments : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
Law Library in England, Establishment, &<[DOT]. :
M. for Copies of Cor. (Mr. Casyrain) 98 (i).
Lead Bounties Payment B.: See 'Newspaper Agents,' &c., 'Latour,' &c.
Lecturers on Agriculture in Quebec, Names, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lcmieux) 8615 (iv).
Legal Expenses re Govt. Cases: in Com. of Sup., 12911 (vi).

re Indians : in Com. of Sup., 6416 (iii).

re Rys. and Canals : in Coin, of Sup., 12911
(vi).
*	

See	* Justice.'
Legal Opinions reG.T.P. Ry., Clause 17, Customs Duties : Read (Mr. Osier) 11320 (v).
Legislation, House of Commons : in Com. of Sup., 14112 (vi).
*	

Printing, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5267 (iii).

See	' House of Commons.'
Lemon, Mr., Transfer to Toronto P. O.: in Com. of Sup., 5929 (iii).
Leprosy in Can. : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) in Com. of Sup., 13038 (vi).

See	'Traoadie.'
M
Le Tableau Wharf, Saguenay River : in Com. of Sup., 2249 (i).
Letter Box Collections : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6139 (iii).
Letter Boxes in Post Office : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 13034 (vi).

Locked Boxes in H. of C.: Remarks (Mr. Hughes) 6026 (iii).
Letter Carriers, Increase of Salaries : Remarks (Mr. McCreary) in Com. of Sup., 14011 (vi). 

Boots, Purchase of : in Com. of Sup., 6139
(iii)-	,
Letter Carriers, P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 6058, 6063 (iii).

Salaries, &c. : iii Com. on Post Office B.,
5660, 5672 (iii).

Salary Increases : in Com. of Sup., 6004
(iii).

Superannuation, &c. : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 6013 (iii).

Toronto, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 6005
(iii).

 Winnipeg, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 6006
(iii).
Levis, Accommodation, I. C. R. Station : in Com. of Sup., 3703 (ii), 7520 (iii).

Graving Dock : in Com. of Sup., 2978 (ii).

Land purchased for 1. C. R. : M. for O. Cs.
kc.* (Mr. Casyrain) 3806 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Casyrain) 3631 (ii).

Public Building ; in Com. of Sup., 431 (i),
13053 (vi).
Lewes and Yukon River Improvements: in Com.
of Sup., 13306 (vi).

Com. : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 244 (i).

Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Speaker) 6 (i).
Lt. Governor of Ontario and Appnmt. of Administrator: Remarks (Mr. Maclean) 110, 655 1204 (i).

Remarks, on M. for Com. of Sup., 114 (i).
See ' Mowat. '
Life-saving Awards : in Com. of Sup., 13543 (vi). Life-saving Stations : in Com. of Sup., 13543 (vi). Lighthouse and Coast Service : in Com. of Sup 4132 (ii), 5735, 5751 (iii), 13632 (vi).

Agencies, Rents, 4c. : in Com. of Sup.
13632 (vi).

Construction, &<*. in Com. of Sup., 5312
(iii).

Floating Lighthouses, Applications, &c.
from Captains: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 665 (i).



CXC1V INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Lighthouse and Coast Service, Keepers' Salaries ; in Com. of Sup., 4132 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Keepers, Increase of Salary, Pets, re:
Ques. (Mr. Gauvreau) 146G5 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Supplies, Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 4168 (ii).
Lighting Dom. Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 1067
(i).
See 'Ottawa Buildings.'
L'Ile d'Ai.m a. Removal of Rocks : in Com. of Sup., 2257 (i).
Lime Ridge and[DOT]Megantic Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).
Lime Rock, N.S., Postmaster's Salary : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1297 (i).
Lindsay, Bobcaygeon and Pontypool Ry. Co.'s B. No. 146 (Mr. Vroonuin) 1°*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2720; in Com., and.3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 144.)
Lindsay Drill Hall : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13082 (vi).
Lingan Beach Protection ; in Coin, of Sup., 1105
(i).
Linseed Oil, Deputation re Importation, 4c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3934 (ii).
Liquor Inspection, 4c.: in Com. of Sup., 5393 (iii).
See 'Inland Revenue.'
Lisgar Election Trial: See 'Perkins.'
Listowel Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13123 (vi).
Lithgow, Mr., Controller, Yukon : in Com. of Sup., 7287 (iii).
Litigation Expenses re Interior : in Com. of Sup., 6794 (iii).
See 'Justice,' &c., 'Legal,' &e.
Little Bear Creek, Ont., Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13245 (vi).
Little Current, Georgian Bay, Channel Improvement: in Com. of Sup., 13245 (vil.
Little Metis : See ' Metis.'
Live Stock Exhibit, St. Louis Exhibition : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4602 (ii).
See ' Agriculture,' &c.
Livingstone's Cove, N. S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13200 (vi).
Lloyds Rep. re -St. Lawrence Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 4133-38 (ii).
See 'Marine,' 'St. Lawrence Route, &c.'
Loan Companies, Extension of Power B.
No. 24 (Mr. Thompson, Haldimand) l'pn., 284; 2°*, 1025 ; in Com., 2349 (i); 3'", 2756 (ii); Sen. Amts., 14763 (vi).
Loans, Govt., &c.: See 1 Public Debt.'
Lobster Hatcheries : in Com. of Sup., 13060 (vi). Lobster Industry, 4c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).	[DOT]
[Stage Direction]
Industry, N. S.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13151 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Inspection, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13649 (vi).
Lobster Inspection, Halifax : Remarks (Mr. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 5122 (ii).
See ' Fisheries. '
Lockmrn, &c., on Canals : in Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).
Locks for Customs Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 3962 (ii).
Locomotives, Cars, 4c., 1. C. R., Purchase, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Barker) 4361 (ii).
Locomotives constructed at Moncton, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).
Sec ' I. C. R. '
London and Port Stanley Ry. Co.'s B.
No. 63 (Mr. McGuyan) 1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 4593 (ii) (3 Edward VII, c. 145).
London Drill Hall and Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 641 (i).
London Loan Co. of Canada Incorp. B.
No. lOl (Mr. McGugan) 1°*, 1295 : 2°*, 1815 (i).
London Military Magazine : in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
Longford : Sec ' Wood Alcohol. '
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal, Govtl. Action, &c.: Remarks, (Mr. Monk) 2504 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pay of Militia : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 4006 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Settlement, 4c. : Tel. Read (Mr. Tarte)
267G-7 (ii).
Longueuil Bridge : See 'Montreal and Longueuil B.'
Longueuil Public Building : in Com, of Sop., 13069 (vi).
Long Wharf, St. John, N.B., Lease by Govt.: Q es. (Mr. Fowler) 11828 (v).
Lord's Cove (Deer Island) Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i).
Lorne Siding, I. C. R., Traffic, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 2918 (ii).
Lord Strathcona' Wrecking Plant, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi).
Lotbiniere Wharf Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13460 (vi). ,
Low, A. P., Technical Officer, Geological Survey, Salary : in Com. of Sup., 13770 (vi).
Lower Montague, P.E.I., in Com. of Sup., 1159 (i).
Loy, Geo. M., M. P. for Beauharnois, Violation of Independence of Parliament Act, Report of Com. on Privs. and Elections : Presented (Mr. Wade) 7916 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Monk) to print Evidence, 7917 ; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 7918, 7922 (iv)
[Stage Direction]
on M. to Cone, in Rep. of Com. on Privs. and
Elections, 8008; Amt. (Mr. Monk) 8008 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Rep. rc Stenographer : Presented (Mr. Fraser) 7203 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Beauharnois Electoral District.'
Lumber Combine in Man. and X. W. T.: Remarks (Mr. Scott) 1579-1590 (i).
[Stage Direction]
N. W. T., Commission, 4c.: Ques. (Mr1
Scott) 6168 (iii).
Lumbermen's Fire Insurance Co's. Incorp. B. No. 68 (Mr. Charlton) 1°*, 813 ; 2°*, 1328; in Com., and 3°*, 1854 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 146).
[Stage Direction]


Lumber Trade in B. C., Tel. from Manufacturers: Read (Mr. Horde'll, Halifax) 14766 (vi).
Lunenburg Fish Hatchery : in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Lunenburg Harbour, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1106 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) in Com of Sup.,
13315 (vi).
Lurcher's Shoal Lightship, Crew and Mainte.w anoe : in Com. of Sup., 4173 (ii).
MacGregor, Cart., Str. 1 Bayfield,' Gratuity : in Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii).
Mackenzie and Renouf Falls Ry Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14467 (vi).
Macnee Fishing Licenses: Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lancaster) 4727 (ii).
Macleod, Cardston and Montana Ry. Co's. Incorp. B. No. 70. (Mr. Scott) 1°* *, 814 ; 2°*, 977 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 147).
Macleod Court House : in Com. of Sup.; 959 (i).
Macleod, N. W. T., Dismissal of Postmaster: Ques. (Mr. Osier) 8082 (i'v).	,
Macpherson, D. F., Census Enumerator, Clinton : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4820 (ii).
Macrae, Mr., Indian Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 6425 (iii).
McCraney, Mr. W., ex-M. P., Letter re Legislation : Read (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 5362 (iii).
McDermid, Ellen, Relief B. No. 229 (Mr. Rirkett) 1°*, 7922; 2°*, 8264 ; M. for Com., 9148; in Com., and 3°*, 9149 (iv). (3 Edward VII, c. 150).
McDonnell, Geo., Lease of Grazing Lands, N.W. T.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 8330 (iv).
McDougall, James Sinclair, Patent Relief B. No. 169 (Mr. Gallery) M. to receive Pet., 2397 (i); 1°*, 2675 ; 2°*, 2956; in Com., and 3°*r 4672 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 151).
McKay's Point, N. S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
McMonaglk, Milks, Dismissal from Oromocto Shoals Lighthouse : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1194
(i).
McNulty, Postmaster, Pets, re Removal of Office : in Com. of Sup., 14661 (vi).
See ' Larnbeon. '
McNutt's Island, N. S., Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
Mabou and Gulp Ry. Co's. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14326 (vi).
Machinery for Car Shops: in Com. of Sup., 14106 (vi).
Magann and Phin, Claims re Toronto Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 13255 (vi).
Magdalen Islands, Breakwaters,.Piers, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2264 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Land Tel. Lines, Repairing : in Com. of
Sup., 2714 (ii).
Magdalen Islands and Mainland SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7741 (iv), 13675 (vi).
Magnetic Observatory : in Com. of Sup., 4118 (ii).
Magness, Mr., and Grain Threshing Scale : Remarks (Mr. Boyd) in Com. on B. 188, 4191-4203
(ii).
[Stage Direction]
See 1 Fy fe. '
Magog Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13081 (vi).
Maguasha, Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13461 (vi).
Mahone Bay Postal Service: Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) in Com. of Sup , 14038 (vi).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Blocking Corridors : Remarks (Mr. Marcil) 14219 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Campaign.'
Refunding Express Charges: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 14684 (vi).
Refusal to accept in H. of C.: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 14550 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Special Trains, Accommodation, Ac.: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 14680, 14688 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Statement re Conference (Sir William Mu-
* lock) 14681 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Statement (-ir William Muloek) read re
Thi'eats to Express Cos., 14851 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Use of Rooms in H. of C., &c.: Remarks
(Mr, Borden, Halifax) M. to adjn. Hse., 14530 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
statement re : Read (Mr. Speaker) 14565 (vi).
Mail Bags, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6139 (iii).
Mails carried byRys.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6268(iii).
Mails carried via 77e\v York, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7728 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Bell) 10713 (v).
Mail Cars, N. \V. T., Insufficient Accommodation: Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. of Sup., 6048 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. on P. O. Bill,
5870 (iii).
Mail Clerks, Increase of Salaries: Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com, of Sup., 13997 (vi).
[Stage Direction]

See ' Ry. Mail Clerks. '
Mail-marking Machines: in Com. of Sup., 6159 (iii).
Mail Service, P. O. Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 6065
(iii).
Mail Service, P.E.I.: Irregularity, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sap., 5937 (iii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 5878, 5997 (iii), 7573, 7728 (iv), 13672, 14249 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Sec * Trade and Commerce.'
Main a Dieu, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup 13201 (vi).
Major's Hill Park : in Com. of Sup., 1015 (i).
Malagawatoh, N.S., Boat Channel Improvement in Com. of Sup., 132.03 (vi).
Malignant Cove, N.S., Harbour Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
Mallon, A.D., Retirement, &c.: in Com. of Sun 6037 (iii).
Managers re Ry. Conference : See ' RaiJw
Manchester and Montreal SS. Subventions: in
Com. of Sup., 7745 (iv).
Manitoba Grain Act (1900) Amt. B. No.
232 (Mr. Sifton) l°m., 7294 (iii); 2°m., 7988 ; in
Com., 7991, 9350 (iv); Sen. Amts., 13623 (vi).
(3 Edward VII, c. 33).
Manitoba and Northwestern Ry. Co's.
B. No. 44 (Mr. McCreary) 1", 591; 2°*, 665 (i).
MANITOBA :
Assiniboine and Red Rivers Navigation, Com. from Winnipeg Board of Trade: ques. (Mr. Boyd) 1298 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Larivierc) 1859 (l).
Automatic Grain Weighers, &c., 847, 880 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Grain.'	.
Barnes, Amos, Claim for Land, &c.: m Com, of Sup., 6922(iii).
Buildings, Generally: in Com. of Sup., 442 (i), 5844 (iii), 13120 (vi).	-	.
Cory, W. W. Salary, Duties, &c.; in Com. of Sup., 6853 (iii).
Dauphin, Lake Lowering : m Com. ol hup., 1448 (i).	, . „	.
_____Port of Entry, &c. : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 3898 (ii).	„	„
Dom. Lands, Man. and N.W.T., Sale, Prices paid, &0.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 816.
[Stage Direction]
See ' Lands,' &c.
Doukhobors Homestead Entries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 541 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Loans to, by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson)
5587 (iii).	„
-Pilgrimage, Expenses, Losses, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Wilson) 542 (i).	,
Dredging Plant : in Com. of Sup., 2672 (ii), 13311 (vi).	„	, ,mr
Elevator Rates, Advance, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Douglas) 11062 (vi).
Emerson Mail Service : Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere) 5321 (iii).	_
Ewart, John A., Address presented to.Iudge Perdue : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 11072 (v). Fyfe, Mr., Inspection Rep. re Grain Threshing Scale : Remarks re, 4192 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Sie ' Grain.'	.
Grain Act, Administration of Act : m Com. of Sup., 7762 (iv).	.	„ '
Inspection re, Salaries: in Com. of Sup.,
13698 (vi).
Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 7(98 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Weighing Machines : in Com. of Sup.,
5381 (iii).	.	„
Remarks (Mr. Boyd, &c.) in Com. on B.
188,4187 (ii).	, T,	„
Gull Harbour, St. George's Bay, Wharf Extension : in Ccm. of Slip., 1448 (i). Half-Breed Claims, Commissions, Applications for Scrip, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. La-Riviere) 1L0 (i).	.
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. LaRiviere) 2016 (l),
3397 (ii).
Harbours and'Rivehs : in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i), 3354(H).	.	_Hnausa Wharf Extension: m Com. of Sup., 1448 (i).	.	.	„
Homestead Entries re Immigration : in Coin.
of Sup., 6704 (iii).	.	'
Homestead Inspectors : in Com. of hup., b766
(iii).	_
Homestead Lands, Available for Settlers : Statement rend (Mr. Sifton) 6787 (iii). Immigration Building, Man.: in Com. of Sup., 5844 (iii).
MANITOBA-Con.
Immigrants, Accommodation for Settlers, &c.: Remarks (Air. Boyd) on M. for Sup., 1119 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Puttee) 866 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Houses and Fuel : Ques. (Mr. Wilson)
542 (i).
Jerome, Martin, M.P.P., and Man. Elections: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 5321 (iii). Joxasson, Mr. S., Forest Ranger in Man.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1198 (i). Judgeship, Delay in Appnmt.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 212 (i).
Judges appointed as Commissioners, Allusion in Mr. Ewart's Address to Judge Perdue : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 11072 (v).
Judges' Travelling Allowances: m Coin, of
Sup., 3399 (ii).
Kkewatin Govt., Expenses: in Com. of Sup.,
6797 (**>[DOT] „
King's Warehouse at Winnipeg : Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere) 6268 (iii).
Lake Francis Outlet, Man.: in Com. of Sup., 1449 (i).
Lake Manitoba, Outlet via Fairford River : in Com. of Sup., 1449 (i).
Land Sudsidieh to Rys. in Man. and . W. Ters. : Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1197 (i).	.
[Stage Direction]
Areas, &c.:-Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2102 (i).
'

Area unpatented : Ques. (Mr. Scott)
2583 (ii).
Land Sales, Winnipeg, Purchasers, &<[DOT].: Ques.
(Air. Roche, Marquette) 1858 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Dom. Lands.'
Magness, Mr., and Grain Threshing Scale: Remarks (Mr. Boyd) in Com. on B. 188. 41914203 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Grain,' &c.
Man. Postmasters: See 'Postmasters.'
Morden Board of Trade, Res. re Wheat Freight Rates : Ques. (Mr. Stewart) 42074 (vl.
Myers, Judge, Rep. in Hansard : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 285 (i).
Naturalization Act, Regulations, &c.: Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere) 2015 (i).
Nesbitt, Man., Postmaster Watson, and Em-plymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1196 (i).	TTT
Paradis, Amable, Ferry Service at Whit-ford, Cor., &c. : M. (Mr. LaRiviere) for Copies*, 2338 (i).	_	..
Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 3534 (ii). Perkins, Wm, Payment to re Lisgar Election ; in Com. of Sup., 14251 (vi). Postmasters' Association, Man. and N.W.T., Memorial rc Salaries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. La-Riviere) 125 (i), 13259 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. LaRiviere) in Com. of hup.,
13994 (vi).	.
[Stage Direction]
Stmnt. (Sir William Mulock) in Com. of
Sup., 14016 tvi).	^
Prendergast and Man. Judgeship, Delay in Appnmt : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 212 (i). Public Works, Man.: in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).	r
[Stage Direction]
Sec 'Supply,' 'Public Works.
Railways constructed without Govt. Aid, Man. and N.W.T.: Ques. (Mr. Sgroul,e) 8487
i Com.
(iv).
Ry. Mail Clerks, Man. and N.W.T.: of Sup., 14041 (vi).
Ry. Subsidies for Man.: Remarks (Mr. McCreary) in Com. on Res., 14494 (vi).
Rainy River Mail Service: Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 6SS9 (iii).
Representation of Man. and N.W.T. in the Senate : Ques. (Mr. Boyd) 1297 (i).
[Stage Direction]


MANITOBA- Con.
Roseau River Reserve, Sale op Lots: Ques.
(Mr. LnRiviire) 5319 (iii).
St. Andrews' Looks Contract, Completion, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 287 (i).
St. Andrews' Rapids, Red River : in Com. of Sup., 3354 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Report rc Construction : Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 14284 (vi).
-.

Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 10490 (v).
St. Boniface, Money Order Branch, Closing : Ques. (Mr. La Riviere) 5321 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Postal Facilities: Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere)
1854 (i).
School Lands, Man. and N. W. T., Sale, Amounts paid, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 706 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Lands,' &c., ' Dorn.', &c.
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden, Halifax)
6893 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 6109 (iii).
Selkirk Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i). Senate Representation in Man. and N.W.T., Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Boyd) 1297 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Sec 'N. W. T., B. 254.'
Snag Boat, Self-propelling, Man.: in Com. of Sup., 2672 (ii).
Swamp Lands, Construction of Road, 4c.: in Com. of Sup.' 6927 (iii).
Teulon North, Construction Road : in Com. of Sup., 6927 (iii).
Volunteers of Man. and N.W.T., Land Scrip, 4c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 820 (i).
Watson, John, Pres'dt. of Lib. Association : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1196 (i).
Wheat Freight Rates Res. of Morden Board of Trade: Ques. (Mr. Stewart). 12074 (v). White Mud River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i).	,
Winnipeg Barracks, Street Paving : in Com. of Sup., 6949 (iii).
Winnipeg Beach to Icelandic River Ry. Subsidy : in Com: on Res., 14338 (vi).
Winnipeg, Customs Warehouse, 4c.: Ques.
(Mr. LaRioUre) 6268 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Immigration Buildings and Postal Stations : in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Land Office : in Com. of Sup., 6767 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Letter Carriers, Salaries : in Com. of
Sup., 6006 (iii).	[DOT]
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. McCreary) in Com. of Sup.,
14011 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Military Magazine : in Com. of Sup.,
13127 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Military Stores : in Com. of Sup., 13126
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 438 (l),
13127 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Dixon, Mr. J. W. T„ Dead Letter
Office, Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 13995 (vi).
-[DOT]- P.O. Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 14001 (vi).	[DOT]	.	.
[Stage Direction]
Revenue, &.C.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee), 666 (l).
Winnipegosis Channel Dredging : in Com. of r up., 1450 (i).
See ' N. W.T.,' ' Immigration,' ' Interior,' &c.
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s B. No. 97 (Mr. Dyment), 1°*, 1204 ; 2°*, 1512 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 5100 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 148.)
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14397 (vi).
Manufacturers' Delegation rc Tariff : Remarks (Mr. Ingram), 265 (i).
Maps, Lithographing and Printing : in Com. of Sup., 6800 (iii), 13778 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Printing, Information rc, See. : in Com. of
Sup., 14272 (vi).
Mara, Rama, Sec., Flooding of Lands : M. (Mr. Grant) for Copies of Rep., &c., 2762 (ii). Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. of Canada, Limited, Incorp. B. No. 131
(Mr. McTsaac), T*. 2014; 2°*, 2305 (i); in' Com., 5093, 5359 ; 3°*, 5360 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 149.) Marconi Wireless Tel. Apparatus at Chateau Bay : in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).
[Stage Direction]

 Success of System : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Telegraph Stations : in Com. of Sup., 2989
(ii), 13639 (vi).
Makgaree, N.S., Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 1133 (i).
Margaretville, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13202 (vi).
Maria Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2265 (i).
Marine Engineers Bill: See ' Steamboat Bill.' MARINE:
"Acadia", Sale, Sat.: Remarlcsin Com of Sup., 13658 (vi).	.
[Stage Direction]
Steamer to replace, Sat. : in Com. of
Sup., 13659 (vi).
Acetylene Cas Buoy's, 4c. : in Com. of Sup., 13633 (\ i).
Acetylene Gas, Sa\, in Lighthouses : in Com.
of Sup., 5758 (iii).	.
Aids to Navigation, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4173
(ii)	.
[Stage Direction]
Channel Sweeping Boats : in Com. of
Sup., 13633 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lighthouses, 4c. : in Coni, of Sup., 5736
(iii)	.
See ' St. Lawrence.	.
Albert Co., N.B., Dismissal of Oapt. Bishop : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 6896 (iii).
Anchor Line Salvage Compensation for "Scotia": in Com. of Sup., 14107 (vi). Annandale Range Lights, Amt. expended : Ques. (Mr. Rockett), 2921 (ii).
Anticosti Lightship : in Com. of Sup., 5737
(iii).
Arseneault, Capt., Compensation rc Damages to Schr. : in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Bass River Permanent Light : in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).
Bathurst Harbour Buoys, &o. : Ques. (Mr. WUinot), 3630 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Master, Dismissal, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Fowler), 2919 (ii).
"Bayfield", Repairs and Sale, 4c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5278, 5282, 5762 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey), 5586; in
Com. of Sup., Mr. Evans'Reps., &c.: read (Mr. Prefontaine), 5742, 5763 (iii).
Biological Station : in Com. of Sup., 13543 (vi). Bishop, Capt., Dismissal as Harbour Master from Albert, N.B. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 6896
(iii).
Bronte Lighthouse, &c.: in Com. of Sup., (Mr. Henderson), 5757 (iii).
"Campana", Investigation re Wreck: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4116 (ii).
Canadian Coast Lighting : Quotation (Mr. Pri-fontaine), from English paper, in Com. of Sup., 4164 (ii).
cxcviii
[Stage Direction]
MARINE-Con.
Chabot, Mr. F. X., Dismissal as Lightkeeper:
Ques. (Mr. Morin), 2015 (i).
Commanders of Govt. Steamers: Ques. (Mr. Bell), 446 (i).
Dalt, M. T., Harbour Master at Bathurst, N.B., Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 2919
(ii)	.
Daly, Michael, Harbour Master, Dismissal,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot), 3630 (ii).
"Euxine", Scuttling op Schii. : M. for Cor. (Mr. McLennan), 699 (i).	.
Gas Buoys, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13632 (vi).
See 'Acetylene.'
Govt. Steamers, Maintenance and Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4041 (ii).
[Stage Direction]

Names of Commanders, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell), 446 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Repairs, Supplies, &o. : in Cbm. of Sup.,
4047, 5033 (ii).
"Grecian", Str., Reimbursement to Capt. Harrison re Suspension of Certificate, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Russell), 10239 (v).
Halifax Harbour, Buoy Service : in Com. of Sup., 13638 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lightship : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
4165 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Marine and Fisheries Dept., Removal,
&c., Res. from Halifax Board of Trade :
Read (Mr. Bell), 14279 (iii).
Harrison, Capt., Str. "Grecian", Costs re Suspension of Certificate, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Russell), 10239 (v)..
Hatchey, Nazaire, Appnmt. as Harbour Master : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot), 3630 (ii).
Hatfield s Foist Lighthouse-keeper, Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 6896 (iii).
HyDROGRAPHic SURVEYS: in Com. of Sup., 2715, 2720, 4118 (ii).
Insurance Rates on Ocean Steamers : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7591 (iv), 13697 (vi).
Life-Saving Awards : in Com. of Sup., 13543 (vi.).
Life-saving Stations : in Com. of Sup., 13543 (vi).
. Lighthouse and Coast Service : in Com. of Sup., 4132 (ii), 5735, 5751 (iii). 13632 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Agencies, Rents, &c. ; in Com. of Sup.,
13632 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Construction, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 5312
(iii)	.
[Stage Direction]
Floating Lighthouses, Applications,
from Captains : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 665 (ik
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Gauvreau) 14665 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Keepers Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 4132
(ii).
[Stage Direction]
Supplies, Maintenance, &e. : in Com.
of Sup., 4168 (ii).
Lloyds Rep. re St. Lawrence Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 4133-38 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
See ' St. Lawrence.'
Lurcher's Shoal Lightship, Crew and Maintenance: in Com. of Sup., 4173 (ii).
McGregor, Capt.. Str. 'Bayfield,' Gratuity: in Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii).
MoMonagle, Miles, Dismissal from Oromocto Shoals Lighthouse : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1194
(i)-	.
Marconi Stations : See general heading.
Marine and Fisheries, Dept. Contingencies : in Com. of Sup., 5033 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Prifontaine)
244 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Deptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 341
(i).	*	*
MARINE-Con,
Marine, Deptl. Salaries, Increases, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13663 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
and Transfer of Public Works: See
' Public Works.'
Marine Signal Service, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13638 (vi).
Masters and Mates Examinations: in Com. of Sup., 13524 (vi).
Masters of Vessels, Instructions rc Postage : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 5664 (iii).
Mayrand, Denis, Petition re Dismissal : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 9082 (iv).
Menard, Denis, Charges against : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3536 (ii).
Meteorological Observatory, Removal, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6792 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Removal from Toronto: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 6435 (iii).
'Minto' and 'Stanley ' Strs., Information re Telegram : Read (Mr. Prefontaine) 6 (i).
'Minto' Govt. Str., Passengers, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 3631 (ii).
Miscou Lighthouse Keeper, Dismissal: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3631 (ii).
Montreal Pilot Commissioners Court : in
Com. of Sup., 4173 (ii).
Montreal Shipping Interests, &c. : in Com. of Sup., (Mr. Monk) 5737 (iii).
' Monterey ' Sir. Wreck, Par. in Montreal 'Star': Memo read (Mr. Prefontaine) 6803 (iii).
Naval Reserve : Sec 'Schools.'
Newfoundland Coast Wrecks : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4167 (ii).
Nobles, Israel, Dismissal from Hatfield Lighthouse : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii).
North Halfway Point, Lightkeeper, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3536 (ii).
Northumberland Straits, P. E. I., Winter Navigation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Huckett) 6895 (iii).
Ocean and River Service: in Com. of Sup., 4041, 5033 (ii).
Officers Mess, Str. 'Quadra,' Regulations re : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Oromocto Shoals, Lightkeeper, Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1194 (i).
Paradis, Amablk, Ferry Service at Whitford, Cor., Sic. : M. (Mr. LalUviere) for Copies*, 2338 (i).
Peggy's Cove, Halifax, Dismissal of Lightkeeper : Ques. (Mr. Borden, HalifaxI 2312 (i).
'Petrel,' Replacement by new Steamer: in Com. of Sup., 13658 (vi).
Pictou Lighthouse Construction: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4167 (ii).
P. E. I. Winter Communication : M. for Copies of Pets., &c. (Mr. Lefuryey) 2765 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 4006 (ii).
Pug wash, N.S., Lighthouse Keeper: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1856 (i).
' Quadra,' Str., Regulations re Officers Mess: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Rivers, Robert, Dismissal from Miscou Lighthouse : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3631 (ii).
St. Lawrence Gulf Fishing, Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 2917 (ii).
St. Lawrence Route : in Com. of Sup., 5758 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Lighthouses, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13632
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
and Lloyds, Cor. re: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 13698 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Can. Coasts.'
St. Lawrence River, Navigation Obstruction, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4041 (ii).
[Stage Direction]


MARINE-Con.
St. Lawrence Route, Rep. rc ; in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Clarke) 4133 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pilotage, rc, &c.: Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 4132, 4168 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Retirement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux)
2915 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Shipping Interests, &c. : Remarks in
Com. of Sup. (Mr, Monk) 5758 (iii).
St. Loots Lake, Hydrographic Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 12904 (vi).
School of Navigation : in Coni, of Sup., 13545 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Prefontainc) in Com.
of Sup., 13535 (vi).
Scientific Institutions and Hydrographic Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii).
'Scotia,' Str., Salvage Claims, See.: Remarks on M. for Sup. (Mr. Osier) 7150 (iii).
:

Services by Anchor Line, Compensation : in Com. of Sup., 14107 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Strnnt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 7206 (iii).
'Stanley,' Stii., Mr. Macmillan's Rep. re Repairs : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 4050 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Repairs to 'Stanley ' and * Lansdowne':
in Com. of Sup., 13518 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
and P. E. I, Winter Communication :
Ques. (Mj-. Lefurgey) 4006 (ii).
Sec 'Govt. Steamers,' 'Winter,' &c.
Steamboat Inspection : in Com. of Sup., 4119
(ii).
[Stage Direction]
Toronto District : in Com. of Sup.,
13648 (vi).
SWINEHAMMER, GeO., LlGHTKEEPER AT PEGGY'S Co\7E: Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 2312 (i). Tidal Service, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 4114 (ii).	'	"
Winter Navigation, P.E.I., Construction of Str.: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 6895 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Communication with P.E.I., Cor. with
Govt.: M. for Copies (Mr. Hughes, P.E.I.) 1036 (i).
[Stage Direction]
M. for Memorials, &c. (Mr. Lefurgey)
2765 (ii).
Wireless Stations on Marine Coasts: in Com. of Sup., 13639 (vi).
See 4 Marconi. '
Wrecking Plant 'Lord Strathcona,' Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi).
Wrecks, Investigation re : in Com. of Sup., 4116 (ii), 6803 (iii), 13524, 13544 (vi).
Mar. Pkovs., Buildings, Rf.newals, &c.: in Com. of Sup,, 422 (i).
Market Gardeners, Protection re Foreign Competition : Amt. (Mr. Leonard) to Com. of Sup., 4766 ; Neg. (Y. 51 ; N. 100) 4799 (ii).
See ' Vegetables,' &c.
'Markland,' Schr., Seizure, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) on M. for Com. of Sup., 5992 (iii).
Martineau, Arthur, Appnmt. by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 3802 (iii.
Martineau Defalcations ' Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3584 (ii), 6934 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6991 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
and Report re Fire Security : Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 4673 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Rep. re Aud. General : Remarks in Com. of-
Sup., 3752 (ii), 6933 (iii).
Martineau Defalcations, inquiry for Rep. of Investigation : in Com. of Sup., 3898 (ii).
Martineau, Mr., Late M.P., Decease of: Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 10242 (v).
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13124 (vi).
Mechanics from Eng., and Toronto Labour Council : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 1854 (i).
Medals for Third Can. Mounted Rifles: Ques. (Mr. Taylor-) 1675 (i).
See 'Militia.'
Medical Attendance, Brant Indian Reserve : in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).

Indians, B.C. : in Com. of Sup., 13785(vi).

Indians, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).

Indians, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 6421 (iii).

Indians, Ont. : in Com. of Sup., 6409 (iii). '

Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 3632 (ii).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 9582
(iv).
Members introduced, 3,7, 283,1642 (i).

New, Certiticates of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 3 (i).
Members Rights to speak, Mr. Speaker's Rulings : Remarks (Mr. Clancy) 10535 (v).
See ' H. of C.'



Menard, Denis, Charges against: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3526 (ii).
Mens, from His Ex. : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 90 707 (i), 4956 (ii), 14662 (vi).

Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1204 (i).

Read (Mr. Speaker) 90, 707, 1204 (i), 4956 (ii),
14662 (vi).

Read (Mr. Dtp. Speaker) 12869 (vi).
Messengers of the H. ofC. : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) in Com. of Sup., 5267 (iii).
See 'H. of C.'
Metallurgist and Petrographers, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13778 (vi).
Metapedia, Station Improvements ; in Com. of Sup., 14096 (vi).
Meteghan Cove Breakwater, Restoration, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 1133 (i).
Meteorological Service : in Com. of Sup., 4118
(ii).

Removal from Toronto : Ques. (Mr. Clarke)
6435 (iii).

Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13246 (vi).
Midland Mercantile Co., Rent of Buildings on Dock, Midland : in Com. of Sup., 5749 (iii), 13247 (vi).

Poire of Entry : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
3912 (ii).

Buildings, Que., Iron Foundry : in Com. of
Sup., 14247 (vi).
See * Militia.'

College, Kingston : in Com. of Sup., 5842
(iii).
See ' Royal Military,' ' Kingston,' &c.
Militia Act Amt. and Mr. Chamberlain's Suggestions : Remarks (Mr. Bell) 6540 (iii).
Militia Force, Conditions, Pay, Ac. : Remarks (Mr. Thompson) on M. for Com. of Sup., 5702
(iii).
Deb. : (Mr. Sproule) 5715 ; (Mr. Qourlcy) 5717 ; (Mr. Fielding) 5719 ; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 5720 ; (Mr. Bourassa) 5722; (Mr. Ingram) 5725; (Mr. Morin) 5726 ; (Mr. Oliver) 5727; (Mr. Clarke) 5729 ; (Mr. Johnson, Cardwell) 5732; (Mr. Kemp) 5733 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Construction of, Ac.: Remarks iu Com.
of Sup., 13082 (vi)
Arsenal, DoSi. : in Com. of Sup., 7089 (iii).

Construction in Can.: Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 13054 (vi).

Dom. Arsenal Store : in Com. of Sup..
13054 (vi).
Blankets, Web, Cloth, Purchased by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Aim) 10102, 10410, 10714, 10954 (v). Cadet Training, Ac.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3773 (ii).
Camps for Militia : in Com. of Sup., 3603, 5005 (ii).	_
Canadian Beef supplied to British Tiioors: Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 483 (i).

Mounted Rifles, Medals, Ac. : Ques.
(Mr. Taylor) 1675 (i).
Cartoons in 'Military Gazette,' Ac. : Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 2103 (i).
Chamberlain, Hon. Mr., Suggestions re Militia Act: Remarks (Mr. Bell) 6540 (iii). Coldstream Guards Band, Arrangement re Visit, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 9683
(iv).
Cooke vs. Cole, Litigation Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6950 (iii).
Coronation Contingent, Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6950 (iii).
Defence Scheme re. Militia : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3763 (ii).
Dixon, Caft., Duties in S. Africa: Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 7914 (iv).
Dundonald, Lord : See ' G. O. C. '
Esquimalt Defences : in Com. of Sup., 3778(ii). Flagship, Removal from Esquimalt : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10957 (v).
C. O. C., Appnmt., Ac. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3779 (ii).

Lord Dundonald's Speech in Hamilton : Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) to Com. of Sup. 2399 (i).

cci
MILITIA-Con.
G. O. C., Rep. re Defence Scheme : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3763 (ii).

Rep., &r., Publishing of : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 669 (i).
German Recruiting in Canada for Naval Service : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 8718 (vi). Gordon Highlanders Trophy : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 7253 (iii).
Guns ordered by British Army : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13057 (vi).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt. : on M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) for Ret., Remarks, 1057
(i) .	.
See general heading.
Hutton, Maj. Gen.: Inquiry for Ret., Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 206 (i).
Imperial Defence and prop. Res. of Lord Rosebery : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 410 (i).
See k Naval Reserve '
King's S. A. Medals, Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 10491 (v).
See ' S. A. War.'
Kingston Barracks, R. C. Field Artillery : in Com. of Sup., 13118 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Tayloi') in Com. of Sup.,
13128 (vi).

Military College : in Com. of Sup., 3778
(ii)	, 5842 (iii).

drill hall : in Com. of Sup., 13094 (vi).
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal, Pay of Militia : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 4006 (ii).

Strike, Montreal, Govtl. Action, &c.:
Remarks (Mr. Monk) 2504 (ii).
Martineau, Arthur, Appnmt. by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 3802 (ii).

Expenses: in Com. of Sup., 6991 (iii).

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3584 (ii), 6934
(iii)	.

Inquiry for Rep. ok Investigation ; in
Com. of Sup., 3752, 3898 (ii).

Investigation, Rep. re Auo. General :
Remarks in Com. of Sup,, 6933 (iii).
Medals for Third Can. Mounted Rifles: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 1675 (i).

See 'S.A.', &c.
Middleton Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 969 (i). Military Asylum, Pensions, N. W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6788 (iii).
Military College : See ' Kingston.'
Military Properties, Care and Maintenance : in Com. of Sup., 3611 (ii).
Military Reserve at Port Moody : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 446 (i).
Military Riding School, St. John d'Iberville, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8616 (iv). Military Stores Branch, Reorganization : in Com. of Sup., 3608 (ii).
Militia : in Com. of Sup., 3752 (ii), 7089 (iii). Militia Bill, Gate of Introduction: Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 669 (i).
Militia, Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Sir Frederick Borden) 283 (i).

 Dept., Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 221
(i).

Estimates : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 13368 (vi).

Expenditures : in Com. of Sup., 6949
(iii).
Montreal Barracks: in Com. of Sup., 13076 (vi).
Montreal Longshoremen's Strike, Payment of Militia : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 4006 (ii).

See ' Longshoremen.'
Mulloy, Trooper, Pension to by Dosi. Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Broder) 14590 (vi).
MILITIA-Con.
Naval Defence : Par. in Toronto 'Globe.' (Mr. Clarke) 944 (i).
Naval Militia and School of Navigation : in Coin, of Sup., 13545 (vi).
Naval Recruiting in Can. for German Navy : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 8718 (iv).
Naval Reserve, &c., in Can.. Cor. between G.B. and Can. : M. for Copies'* (Mr. Bourassa) 110 (i).

Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Bourassa) 7298
(iii).

 See ' Marine.
Niagara Militia Camp, Annual Drill : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3604 (ii).
Ninety-Fourth Regiment, Senior and Junior Majors, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 9080 (iv).
Pay and Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 3584 (ii), 13379 (vi).
*- 

General Statement (Sir Frederick Borden) 13379 (vi).
Permanent Force, Increase, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).

Increase of Pay : Ques. (Mr. Oilmour)
13371 (vi).

Qualifications of Officers, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 4443 (ii), 6134 (iii).
See 'Royal,' &c.	*
Plains of Abraham and Military Parades &c.: Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3234 (ii).
Port Moody, Military Reserve : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 446 (i).
Quebec Military Buildings, Iron Foundry : in Com. of Sup., 14247 (vi).
' Ragging ' in the British Army : Remarks (Mr. Charlton) on M. for Sup., 3130, 3134 (ii).
Rebellion of 1885, Claims of Settlers : Remarks (Mr. Davis) on M. for Sup., 13948 (vi).
Rifle Associations, Grants to : in Com. of Sup., 3767 (ii).
Ross Rifle, Examination by Experts: Ques. (Mr Morin) 2758 (ii),
Ross Rifle Factory, Establishment at Quebec: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Casgrain) 109 (i).

Imperfect Return : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain) 2109 (i).
Ross Rifle, Manufacture of : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13057 (vi).
Royal Canadian Regiment, Numerical Strength, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 3801 (ii).
Sault Ste. Marie, Labour Trouble: Par. in Montreal ' Star ' re Militia (Mr. Borden, Kings) 12939 (vi).
Settlers Claims re Rebellion, 1885 : Remarks (Mr. Davis) on M. for Sup., 13948 (vi).
S.A. Constabulary, Information re Grievances, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 1027 (i).

Pubchase of Discharge, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hughes) 14287 (vi).
S. A. Contingents, Employees reinstated, &c. : M.'for Ret.* (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 2337 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 1026 (i).

Pensions to by Dom. Govt. : Remarks
(Mr. Broder) 14590 (vi).

Pensions from Imp. Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 2920 (ii).
S.A., Medals presented by King, Pet. re from Non-Com. Officers : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 10491 (v).

Regulations re : Remarks (Mr. Clarke)
on M. for Sup., 8264 (iv).

Remarks (Sir Frederick Borden) 8319 (iv).

Memorial Association Grant : in Com.
of Sup., 6992 (iii).
ecu

MILITIA-Con.
S. A., Saddles and Bridles Contract, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1675 (i).

Supplies purchased for Imp. Govt.: M.
Borden, Halifax) for Copies of 0. Cs., &c., 2760
(ii).
Stuart, Capt. D. C., Halifax, Dismissal, &c.: in Com. of Sup. (remarks) 4353 (ii).
Sussex, N. B., Armoury Construction, &c., Overseer's Qualifications :	Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 8331 (iv).

Brigade Camp : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 3235
(ii).
Target Practice, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3772 (ii).
Tents, Rush Order, Amount paid, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 5704 (iii).
See 1 Woods.'
Transport and Freight for Military Purposes : in Com. of Sup., 3752 (ii).
Valleyfield Strike, Pay of Militia: Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 3586, 3753 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 13371 (vi).

Ques. (Mr. Morin) 2759 (ii).
Veterans, Canadian, Pet. re Military Service, &('.: Ques. (Mr. Bourassa) 11188 (v). Volunteers of Man. and N. W. T., Land Scrip, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 820 (i).
West Point, U.S.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.. 13095 (vi).
Winnipeg Barracks, Street Paving : in Com. of Sup., 6949 (iii).

 Military Magazine : in Com. of Sup., 13127 (vi).

Military Storks : in Com. of Sup., 13126
(vi).
Woods, J. W., Amount paid for Tents, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 3804 (ii), 5764 (iii).
Milk Cans : See 'Weights and Measures, B. 20.'
Mills, Mr., Annapolis, Claims against, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wude) 6167 (iii).
Mills, Hon. Mr. Justice, Decease of : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 2794 (ii).
Mill Street Paving, Lachine Canal : in Com. of Sup., 14153 (vi).
Mines Branch, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 13762 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: This bill was not introduced in the House of Commons.
Mining Companies Incorporation Bill : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14850 (vi).
Mining Institute : in Com. of Sup., 12591 (v), 13508 (vi).
Ministerial Changes, Explanation : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 6 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 90 (i).

Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 110 (i).

Explanation re Mr. Tarte, <tc. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 130, 159 (i).	..

Remarks (Mr. Monk) 90 (i).

Explanation re Mr. Blair, &o. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 6735 (iii).
Ministers, Reduction in Numbers, &c.: Remarks
iirCom. of Sup., 274 (i).
Mint, Establishment, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bichard-sou) in Com. of Sup., 14244 (vi).

Sec ' Royal.'
' Minto ' and ' Stanley ' Strs., Information re Telegram : Read (Mr. Frefontaine) 6 (i).
'Minto'Govt. Str., Passengers, &c.: Ques: (Mr. Bell) 3631 (ii).

See ' Marine,' &c.
Miramichi Bridge, Superstructure : in Com. of Sup., 8307 (iv).

See'I. C. R.'
Miscou Harbour, N.B., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13234 (vi).

Lighthouse Keeper, Dismissal : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3631 (ii).
Missionary Society of Can.: See 'Church Missionary. '
Mississaga Indians, Alnwick Band, Claims, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. McColl) 6895 (iii).
Mistook (Delisle) Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13461 (vi).
Moira River, Flooding : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Moisie Point Road, Improvement: in Com. of Sup., 13322 (vi).
Moncton, Car Shop Extension: in Com. of Sup., 8312 (iv).

Increased Shed Accommodation for I.C.R.:
in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).

Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 13038 (vi).

Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup.,
12599 (v).
Money Subsidies to Rys., I.C.R., &e.: Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1197 (i).
See 'Subsidies,' &c., 'Rys:, &c.
Montague Bridge Survey, P.E.I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
' Monterey ' Str., Wreck, Par. in Montreal Star: Memo, read (Mr. Frefontaine) 6803 (iii).
See 'Marine,' &c.
Montfort and Gatineau Colonization Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14316 (vi).
Mont Louis, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13461 (vi).
Montmagny Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 5841 (iii), 13066 (vi).
Montreal and Atlantic Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14486 (vi).
Montreal Bank: See 'Bank.'
Montreal Barracks: in Com. of Sup., 13076 (vi).

Customs Dept., Salaries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clancy1 8115 (iv).

Customs Port of Entry, Changes, &c. : Remarks' in Com. of Sup., 3901 (ii).

contingent expenses, &o.: in Com. of Sup.,
3783(h).

Dry Dock : in Com. of Sup., 2981 (ii).

rep. of commission rc site: in Com. of Sup.,
2981 (ii).

cciii
Montreal Dry Dock, Site, &o.: M. for O. Os., Cor., &c.: (Mr. Tarte) 706 (i).

See * Harbour. '

Harbour, Dock Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 3365 (ii).

PERMANENT SHEDS, PLAN'S PREPARED, &C. :
Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 14282 (vi).
Montreal 'Herald' Co., &c.: Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Fisher) 5314 (iii).
Montreal, Inland Revenue Office, Money abstracted: in Com. of Sup., 5405 (iii).

'Labour Gazette,'Cor.: in Com. of Sup.,
7155 (iii).

Locomotive Works, Contracts for I.C.R.:
Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).

Pilot Commissioners Court : in Com. of
Sup., 4173 (ii).
See ' Pilotage. ' ' Shipping Casualties Bills. '

Post Office, Accumulation of Mail, &c .:
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3972 (ii).

enlargement, &u.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 666 (i).

improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13067 (vi).

Shipping Interests, Sec.: in Com. of Sup.,
(Mr. Monk) 5737 (iii).

Subway Co., O. Cs., Cor., &c.: M. for Ret.*
(Mr. Tarte) 705 (i).
Montreal Turnpike : See 'Turnpike Trust.'
Moose Deer Point, Sale of Islands, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).
Moobejaw Postmaster, Increase of Salary : in Com. of Sup., 6048 (iii).
Moobejaw Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Moosonee Diocese : See * Trust Funds. '
Morden Board of Trade, Res. re Wheat Freight Rates : Ques. (Mr. Stewart) 12074 (v).
Moreau, Du. H., Appnmt. by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8331 (iv).

at Chambly Canal : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8488
(iv).
Moreau, Mr. H., Collector on Chambly Canal : Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12497 (v).
Morning Sittings : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8333 (iv).
Mohrisburg Public Building : in Com. of Sup. 492 (i).
Morrison, Mrs., Claims re Lands, &c,: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 14104 (vi).
Morrison's Point, N. S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup. 13203 (vi).
Mortgage, &C.: See 'Canada Permanent..
Mortimer & Co's. Fire, Govt. Property destroyed : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 4836 (ii).
Mounted Police : See ' N. W. Mounted.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: No. 153 (Mr. Campbell) : M. to withdraw Bill and refund fees, 10831 (v).
Mount Stewart Freight House : in Com. of Sup. 7530 (iii).
Mow at, Sir Oliver, Lt.-Gov. of Ontario. Decease OF : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1575 (i).
See ' Lt.-Governor.'	.	.
Muhlfeld, Mr., Rep. re ' Chapman ' Ball Bearing Apparatus : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 8283 (iv).
See 'I. C. R.'
Mulgrave and Petit de Grat S.S. Service : See ' Petit de Grat. '
Mullens, Cornelius : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5280 (iii).
Mullens' Letter re Hurley, J. M., &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Taylor) 5757, 5761 (iii).
Mulloy, Trooper, Pension to by the Dom. Govt.:
Remarks (Mr. Broder) 14590 (vi).
Municipalities, Compensation for Amalgamation of Canada Central and Brockville and Ottawa Rys., &e.: in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi).
Municipal Rights re Tramway Co's., &c.: Remarks in Com. on Railway Bill, G081 (iii).
Murray Bay to St. Catharines Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 13326 (vi).
Murray Bay, Wharf Extension, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2266 (i).
Murray Canal, Purchase of Mr. Johnston's House : in Com. of Sup., 14143 (vi).

Wire Fencing : in Com. of Sup. 14150 (vi).
Murray Harbour Branch Ry., P. E. I.: in Com. of Sup., 7530, (iii), 7801 (iv), 12829, 4108,14115 (vi).
Murray,Immigration Agent, Scotland: in Com. of Sup., 6827 (iii).
Museum at Halifax, Removal, &c.: Remarks in
Com.'of Sup., 13032 (vi).



CC1V INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Musqcodoboit, N. S., Wharf Approaches: in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Mutual Fire Ins.: See 'Montreal Fire.'
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada B. No. 65. (Mr. Bruce) 1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 ; in Coin., 2301; 3°*, 2304 (i). (3Edward VII, c. 159.) Myers, Judge, Appnmt.: Ques. (Mr. 1loche, Marquette) 285 (i).
Napanee, Customs Collector : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 3919 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office, Rental, &o. : Ques. (Mr, Taylor)
1594 (i).
Napanee and Tamworth Ry., Charter, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Porter) 8084 (iv).
Nappan Experimental Farm Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 973 (i).
National Art Gallery : in Com. of Sup., 12589
(v).
See 'Art, &c.
National Ry and Transport Co.: See
' Canada. '
National Transcontinental : Sec 'G. T. Pacific.' Naturalization Act, Expenditure re: in Com. of Sup., 6952 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Regulations, &c. : Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere)
2015 (i).
Naturalization and Aliens Act Amt. B.
No. 204 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1°* 5137 ; 2°; and in Com., 5872 ; 3°ic., 5991 (iii). (3 Edward VII, e. 38).
See 'Aliens.'
Naval Defence, Par. in Toronto 'Globe ' re: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 944 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Great Lakes, Nucleus of: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 5295 (iii).
Naval Militia Reserve and School of Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 13535, 13545 (vi).
Naval Recruiting in Canada for German Vessels :
Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 8718 (iv).
Naval Reserve, &c., in Can., Cor. between G.B. and Can.: M. for Copies*(Mr. Bourassa) 110 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for papers (Mr. Bourassa) 7298 (iii).
Navigable Waters Act (swing bridges) Amt. B. No. 260 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com. on Res., 12779 ; 1°* of B., 12781; 2°, and in Com., 12984; wthdn., 14768 (vi).
Necum Teuoh Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1137 (i), 13203 (vi).
Negro Point Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1181
(i)-
Neil's Harbour Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1139 (i).
Nelson Post Office, B. C., Racine Bros., Claims against Contractors : in Com. of Sup., 7157
(iii).
Nelson Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi). Nepean Point, Improvement by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Birkett) 11829 (v).
Nf.pigon Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14395 (vi).
Nesbitt, Man., Postmaster Watson, and Employment ry Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette)
1196 (i).
NEW BRUNSWICK :
Acadians, Historical Data : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
Albert Co., N. B., Dismissal of Capt. Bishop : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii).
Allan Line Steamships, withdrawn from St. John : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 13937,14064(vi).
Anderson's Hollow Wharf, Improvements:
in Com', of Sup., 1163 (i).
Bathurst, Customs Collector, Absence, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3629 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Fishery Inspector : See ' Fishery Overseer.'
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Buoys, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630 (ii).	[DOT]
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Master. Dismissal, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Fowler) 2919 (ii).
Bay of Fundy Fish Hatchery : in Com. of
Sup., 13660 (vi).
Bishop, Capt., Dismissal as Harbourmaster from Albert Co., N.B.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler)
' 6896 (iii).
Black Brook, Wharf : in Corn, of Sup.. 33227 (vi).
Bloomfield, Postmaster, Charges against, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Foiolcr) 818 (i).
Bourgeois, M. E., Sub-Collector of Customs at Tracadie, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. WUmot) 543 (i).
Brigade Camp, Sussex : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 3235 (ii).
Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 412, 421, 486 (i), 13037 (vi).
Campbrllton, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13037,13042, 13052 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf, Extension and Repairs : in
Com. of Sup., 1164 (i), 13005, 13229 (vi).
Campobello Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.. 13228 (vi).
C.P.R. Steamers leaving St.John: Remarks (Mr. Fielding) in Com. of Sup., 14076 (vi).
See 'Allan.'
Cape Tormentine, Pier Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13228 (vi).
Cape Tormentine Ry. Subsidy: Remarks (Mr. Campbell) in Com. on Res., 14470 (vi).
Caraquet Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1173 (i).
Chatham, Lightship Sup : in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Chatham to Tracadie, Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).
Census, Baptists Enumeration, &c.,Religions : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4801 (:i).
[Stage Direction]
 Carleton, &c., Classification, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Hale) 4004 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Grand Manan, Religious Enumeration i Ques. (Mr. Oanong) 3801 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Religious Denominations, &c.: Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 4801 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
St. John, Religious Enumeration:
Ques. (Mr. Oanong) 3800 (ii).
Cocagne Wharf, Compensation to Capt. Arsenault: in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Connolly, M., Payment for Dredging, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 11103 (vi).
Daly, M. T., Harbour Master at Bathurst, Dismissal, &c.; Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 2919 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630 (ii).
Deer Island to Eastport, Me., Tel. Line :
in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).
Dipper Harbour, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup. 13233 (vi).
[Stage Direction]


NEW BRUNSWICK-Con.
Divorce and Matrimonial Courts, Salary op Judge : in Com. of Sup., 3400 (ii).
Dorchester Penitentiary, Contract re Fuel : Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 10102 (v),
Edmundston Indian Reserve, Fire Damages : in Com. of Sup., 13782 (vi).
Fishery Overseer, Bathurst, Complaints re: Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 14086 (vi).
Fredericton Military Buildings: in Cum. of Sup., 13041 (vi).	'
Gagetown Mail Contract : Ques. (Mr. Wil-mot) 1670 (i).
Gaudet, Mr., Compilation of Acadian History ; in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
Grain carried by C.P.R. to St. John, Quantity, &o.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7734(iv).
Grand Manan, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13234 (vi).
See ' Census,' &e.
Great Salmon River, Groyne and Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i).
Harbours and Rivers : in Com. of Sup., 1163 (i), 5894 (iii), 13005, 13227 (vi).
Harrison, Mr., Inspector of Fisheries, Resignation : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 288 (i).
Hatchey, Nazaire, Appnmt. as Harbour Master : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630 (ii).
Hatfield's Point Lighthouse-keeper, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii).
Historical Data re Acadians : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).	'
Hopewell Cape Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13233
(vi)-	,
Indian Medical Attendant, King's : Ques.
(Mr. Fowler) 2502 (ii).
Indians, N.B., Salary to Agent: in Com. of . Sup., 13782 (vi).
' International ' Dredge leased or bought from M. Connolly : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 12218 (v).
Kars, Census Enumeration, Cor., &e. : M. for Copies* (Mr. Fowler) 3804 (ii).
Long Wharf, St. John, N.B., Lease by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Folder) 11828 (v).
McMonagle, Miles, Dismissal from Okomocto Shoal Lighthouse: Qups. (Mr. Wilmot) 1194
Marysville, Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 5835, 5841 (iii).
MiramiChi Bridge Superstructure : in Com. of Sup., 8307 (iv).
Miscou Harbour, Wharf : in Com. of Sup. 13234 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lighthouse Keeper, Dismissal : Ques.
(Mr. Wilmot) 3631 (ii).
Moncton, Car Shop Extension : in Com. of Sup., 8312 (iv).
[Stage Direction]

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13038
(vi)-	,	.	„	,
[Stage Direction]
Station Accommodation : in Coin, of
Sup., 12599 (v).	^	„
Newcastle Public Building : in Com. of Sup. 13038 (vi).
Nobles, Israel, Dismissal JTiom Hatfield Lighthouse : Ques, (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii).
Okomocto Shoals, Lightkekper, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1194 (i).
Okomocto Wharf, River St. John : in Com. of Sup., 1181 (i).
Petit Rocher, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup. 13234 (vi).
Pointk nu Chene, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13235 (vi).
Restigoeche Bridge Superstructure: in Com of Sup., 8303 (iv).
NEW BRUNSWICK- Com.
Richibucto, Harbour, Pier: in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i), 13235 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i).
Rivers, Robert, Dismissal from Miscou Lighthouse: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3611 (ii).
St. Andrews Wharf, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 5894 (iii).
St. John, Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13042 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 1181, 1183 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Immigration Building : in lorn, of Snp.,
412 (i), 13040 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Increased Accommodation, I.C.R.: in
Com. of Sup., 8315 (iv), 12596 (v), 12823, 14063 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Long Wharf : See 'Long Wharf.'
[Stage Direction]
Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup.,
13041 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quarantine, Water and Drainage Service : in Com. of Sup., 414, 486 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Winter Service: See 'Allan.'
St. John River and St. Mary's River Indians, Pet. re: in Com. of Sup., 6352 (iii).
Shegawake Harbour Improvements : inCom. of Sup., 13479 (vi).
Shives, Mil, Private Wharf, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1166 (i).
Small-Pox Patients, Expenses incurred by Gloucester County : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 14688 (vi).
Sunbury, Census re Religious Classification, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 4005 (ii).
Sussex, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 965 (i). 

Construction, &c., Overseer's Qualifications : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 8331 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Station Grounds, T.C.R.: Remarks (Mr. Foivlcr) in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).
Telephone Lines: in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi) Tracadie, Customs Collector : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 543 (i).
Tracadie Lazaretto : in Com. of Sup., 4430 (ii), 13038 (vi).
Veniot, P. I., Customs Collector at Bathurst: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3629 (ii).
Woodstock Armoury and Gun Shed: in Com.
of Sup., 13039 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Drill Shed, Purchase of Site : M.
(Mr. Hale) for Cor.,* 3236 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office, Repairs, &c.: M. for Ret.*
(Mr. Hale) 705 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden, Halifax)
4563, 4593 (ii), 5735 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Hole) 672 (i).
See 'N. 8.,' 'P. E. I.'
New Campbelltox, Ballast Wharf : in Com. of
Sup., 1142 (i).
New Canadian Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 83
(Mr. Lcmieux) 1°*, 1023 -, on Order for 2°, 1328 ; 2° m., 1512, 2211; in Com., 2241 (i), 2720; ref. back to Com., 2753 ; in Com., 3221; 3°*, 3222 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 160.)
Newcastle Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13038 (vi). '
Newfoundland, Aids to Navigation : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13647 (vi).
Newfoundland Coast Wrecks: Remarks in Com* of Sup., 4167 (ii).
New Glasgow, Extension to Freight Shed, I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 14095 (vi).
New Harbour Breakwater, Protection Slopes,
&c.: in Com. of Sup., 1143 (i).

[Stage Direction]
New London, P.E.I., Harbour Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Repairs to Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.,
1100 (i).
Newmarket Office Specialty Co., &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13088 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. of Privilege (Sir William Mulock) 13256
(vi).
Newport, Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 2277 (i), 13462 (vi).
New Richmond, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13463 (vi).
Newspaper Agents and Postmasters in Quebec : Remarks (Mr. Tarte) 14660 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Latour.'
Newspaper, Cable News: See 'British Cable,'&c. Newspaper Postage : in Com. on P. O. Bill, 5856
' (iii)-
Newspapers in United Kingdom, U. S., &c.: Amounts paid to by Govt. : M. for Stmnt.,* (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
Niagara Grand Island Bridge Co.'s B.
No. 57 (Mr. German) 1°*, 707; 2°*, 977 ; in Com., 1811; 3°', 1812 (i).	(3 Edvxird VII,
[Stage Direction]
Niagara Militia Camp, Annual Drill : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3604 (ii).
Niagara, Queenston and St. Catharines Ry. Co.'S Incorp. B. No. 154 (Mr. German) 1°*, 2501 ; 2°*, 2756 ; in Com., 4582 ; 3°*, 4593(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 162.)
Niagara-Welland Power Co.'s B. No. 90
(Mr. Guthrie) 1°*, 1193; 2°*, 1328 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3230 (ii). (3 Edvard VII, e. 163.) Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Railway Co.'s B. No. 211 (Mr. Galli-her) M. to receive Pet., 5511; 1°*, 5512; 2°*, 5585; in Com., 6128 (iii). (3 Edivard VII, c. 164.) Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry.
Co.'s Subsidy ; in Com. of Res., 14337 (vi). Nicola, Kamloops, Telephone Service : in Com. of Sup., 13337 (vi).
Nicolet River, Bridge Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14507 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2278 (i).
Ninety-Fourth Regiment, Senior and Junior Majors, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria), 9080 (iv). Nipigon Iron Range Ry Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 170 (Mr. Dyment), M. to receive Pet., 2396 (i); 1°*, 2075 ; 2°*, 2956 (ii).
Nipissing and James Bay Ry. Co.'s B. No. 114 (Mr. McCool), 1°*, 1462; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 165.) Nipissing and Ottawa Ry. Co.'s B. No. 210 (Mr. McCool): 1**, 5679 ; 2°*, 5989 ; wthdn., 7203 (iii).
Nipissing and Pontiac Ry. Co.'s incorp.
B. No. 47 (Mr. McCool): 1°*, 591; 2°*, 665 (i); in Com., and 3"*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 166.)
Nipissing, Jr. Judgeship, Salary: in Com. o Sup., 14258 (vi).
Nobles, Isbael, Dismissal from Hatfield Lighthouse : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 6896 (iii).
Noel Wharf, N.S., Repairs : in Com of Sup., 13204 (vi).
Nominingue Lake, Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 13460 (vi).
Noiitham and Richmond Stations, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 12841 (vi).
North Atlantic Trading Co., Contracts with Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 13372 (vi).
North Atlantic Transportation Co.: Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 13667, 13933 (vi).
Northern Bank of Canada Incorp. B. No. 51 (Mr. McCreary), 1°*, 654 ; 2"*, 853 (i); in Com., 2753; 3°*, 2755 .(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 168.)
North Cardigan, P.E.I., Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
North Channel and Dam, Galops Rapids : in Com. of Sup., 12899 (vi).
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Construction of Dam : in Com. of Sup., 7803
(iv', 14142 (vi).
North Halfway Point, Lightkeeper, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk), 3536 (ii).
North Pole Expedition, Govt. Aid to Capt. Bernier : Remarks (Mr. Charlton), 12805 (vi).
North Sydney, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
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 Station Accommodation,^. C.R.: in Com. of
Sup., 12597 (v).
Sec * I.C.R,', &c., ' Sydney &c.
North Sydney Harbour Commission : See
'Sydney', &c.
Northumberland Straits, P.E.I., Winter Navigation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hackett), 6895 (iii).
See 'Winter Navigation.'
North-West Central : See 'Great N.W. Central.'
North-west Coal and Coke Ry. Co.'s Incorp. B No. 09 (Mr. Scott), 1°*, 813; 2°*, 977; in Com., and 3°*, 2050 (i). (3Edward VII, c. 167.)
N.W. Mounted Police (1894) Act Amt. B.
No. 242 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 1°, 8321 (iv); 2°, and in Com., 10741; 3°*, 10742 (v). (3 Edward VII, c. 37.)
N.W. Mounted Police, Appnmts and Promotions : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria), 2921 (ii).
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Compensation for Injuries : in Com. of Sup.,
5264 (iii),
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Deptl. Rkp.: Piesented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
92 (i).
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Pay of Force : in Com. of Sup., 5262 (iii).
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Pensions Act Amt. : M. to introduce B. (Mr. Scott), 14280; Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 14281 (vi).
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Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 224 (i); 13760 (vi).
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Tents, Wood & Co.'s Tender: Ques. (Mr. Taylor), 3804 (ii).
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Yukon : in Com. of Sup.. 5003 (ii).
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N.W. Provincial Autonomy, Diperfect Ket. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 681)1 (iii).
See 'Provincial Autonomy,' &c.
N.W. Ters. G-ovt., Additional Subsidies
B.	No. 256 (Mr. Fieldimj), Res. prop., 10102;
in Com. on Res., 12306 ; 1°* of B., 12330 (v); 2°, and in Com. 12843 ; 3°*, 12845 (vi).	(3 Edward

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N.W.T., Senate Representation B. No.
254 (Mr. Fitzpatrick), l°m., 11691; 2°*, and in Com., 12302 ; 3°*, 12304 (v), (3 Edward VII, c. 42.)
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES :
" Advocate, Prince Albert," Payments for Printing re"ELECTioN Proclamation : in Com. of Sup., 14652 (vi).
Aid to Agricultural Societies, N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 4432 (ii).
Alexander Indian Agency, Telephone : in Com. of Sup., 5918 (iii).
Automatic Grain Weighers in N.W.T., Rep. of Inspector, &c. : M. for Ret. (Mr. Stewart), 847, 880 (i).
See 'Automatic.'
Autonomy for N.W.T., Amt. : (Mr. Borden, Halifax), on M. for Sup., 13856 ; Neg. (Y. 29 ; N. 63), 13932 (vi).
Banff Springs, Baths : in Com. of Sup., 6789 . (iii), 13955 (vi).
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Museum Building, Addition, &c. : in
Com. of Sup , 6927 (iii).
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 Roads and Bridges : in Com. of Sup.,
6788 (iii).
Barr Colony, Mr. Haultain's Speech, Ac. : Remarks(Mr. Clarke), on M. forSup.. 6354(iii).
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and Immigration Building : in Com. of
Sup., 14247 (vi).
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Number, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
6696 (iii).
Bennett, Mr., Increase in Salary : Remarks (Mr. Pope), 13967 (vi).
Bow River Bridge, Canmore, Protection, Ac.: in Com. of Sup., 6925 (iii).
Buffalo Herd in Banff Park: in Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).
Buildings, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 958,
.	959 (i), 13129 (vi).
Calgary and Edmonton Ry., Regulations re Mortgage Deeds : Ques. (Mr. Scott), 13024 (vi).
C.	P. Ry., Elkhorn Branch Subsidy: in Corn, on Res., 14497 (vi).
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 LANDS EXEMPT FROM TAXES IN Man. AND
N.W.T. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 916 (i).
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Land and School Taxation : Ques. (Mr. Oliver) 4006 (ii).
See ' Lands.'
Coal Mining in Banff Reserve, Lease by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Northrup) 13026 (vi).
Ccurt Houses, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 958 (i'. Creameries : in Com. of Sup., 7632 (iv). Doukhobors Pilgrimage and Govtl. Action : Ques. (Mr. Slain) 1030 (i).
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Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 542 (i), 5587 (iii).
Drake, Mr., N.W.M.P., Increase of Salary: in Com. of Sup., 13761 (vi).	^
Edmonton and Athabasca Landing, Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).
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Bridge, Saskatchewan River, Flooring : in Com. of Sup., 13323 (vi).
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Indian Agency, Telephone Service : in
Com. of Sup., 13334 (vi).
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Jail : in Com. of Sup., 13129 (vi).
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES-Cm-
Elections in Saskatchewan, Payments to Prince Albert ' Advocate ': in Com. of Sup., 14652 (vi).
Elkhorn Indian School, Average Attendance : in Com. of Sup., 6348 (iii).
Elkhorn and Moosomin Ry. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 14497 (vi).
Fire Regulations . Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6775 (iii).
Frank Disaster, N.W.T.: Remarks (Mr. Scoff) 2100 (i).
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Remarks (Mr. Oliver) 2106; Tels. read
(Sir Wilfrid laurier) 2101), 2238 (i).
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Investigation re : in Com. of Sup., 13779
(vi).
Gallician Immigrants re N. W. T.: in Com. of Sup., 6863 (iii).
Grain Blockade: See 'Ry. Traffic:.'
Grazing Lands leased to Geo. McDonnell, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 8330 (iv). Great North-west Central Ry. and C. P. Ry. Co.'s Agreement: Ques. (Mr. Douolas) 2306 (i).
* Half-Breed Schools, Salaries paid, &(\: in Com. of Sup., 6772 (iii).
Hebchmer, Mr. L. W., Pension, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 5321 (iii).
Homestead Entries, Free: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13966 (vi).
Immigration Agents, Homestead Pre-emption : M. for Cor. (Mr. Sprmde) 289 (i). Immigration and Settlers' Effects, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6727 (iii).
Indians : in Com. of Sup., 13782 (vi).
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Agricultural Implements : in Com. of
Sup., 6422 (iii), 13782 (vi).
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Blankets, Clothing : in Com. of Sup.,
6409 (iii).	.
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Clothing : in Com. of Sup., 13783 (vi).
-:- Land Management Fund : in Com. of Sup., 6115 (iii)
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Live Stock, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6423
(iii).
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Medical Attendance : in Com. of Sup.,
13784 (vi).
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Schools : in Com. of Sup., 13781 (vi).
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Seed Grain, Relief : in Com. of Sup.,
6417, 6420 (iii) ,
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Supplies &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6422 (iii).
Irrigation, Surveys, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6764 (iii).
Land Grants to Rys., Man. and N. W. T. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2101 (i).
See general heading.
Land Slides: See 'Turtle Mountain.'
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See * Frank Disaster.'
Lumber Combines, Commission, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 6168 (iii).
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[DOT]- Remarks (Mr. Scott) 1579-1590 (i). Macleod Court House : in Com. of Sup., 959 (i).
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Dismissal of Postmaster: Ques. (Mr. Osier) 8082 (iv).
Macrae, Mr., Indian Inspector: in Com. of Sup., 6425 (iii).
Mail Cars, Overcrowding, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com! on P. O. Bill, 5870 (iii).
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Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. of Sup.,
6048 (iii).
See ' Postal,' ' Ry. Mail,' &c.
Maintenance of Prisoners: in Com. of Sup., 3398 (ii).
Medicine Hat Ry. Subsidy : in Coro, on Res., 14503 (vi).
Military Asylum, Pensions : in Com. of Sup., 6788 (iii).
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NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES-Com.
Miscellaneous Expenditure : in Com. of Sup.,
14257 (vi).
Moosejaw Postmaster, Increase of Salary :
in Com. of Sup., 60)8 (in).
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Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Mounted Police, Appnmts. and Promotions:
Ques. (Mr. Huqhes, Victoria) 2921 (ii).
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Compensation for Injuries : in Coni, of
Sup., 5264 (iii).
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M. to introduce Pension Bill (Mr. Scott)
14280; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 14281 (vi).
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Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 224 (i), 13760
(vi).
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Tents, Woods & Co.'s Tender: Ques.
(Mr. Taylor) 3804 (ii).
See 'Militia.'
N. W. T., Govtl. Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 6888 (iii).
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Additional Grant: in Com. of Sup.,
6946 (iii), 13787 (vi).
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Maintenance of Prisoners : in Com. of
Sup., 3398 (ii).	.
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Miscellaneous Expenditure: in Com.
of Sup., 14257 (vi).
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 Naturalization Returns :	M. for
Stmnt.* (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3804 (ii).
Peace and Pellt Rivers Pack Trail : in Com. of Sup., 13323 (vi).
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Bridge at Lethbridge, Reconstruction :
in Com. of Sup., 13367 (vi).
Postal Service in N. W. Ters.; Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com. of Sup., 14039 (vi).
Sec ' Mail. '
Prince Albert 'Advocate,' Proclamation re Saskatchewan Election : in Com. of Sup., 14268 (vi).
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Clerk of Court, Salary : in Com. of
Sup., 3401 (ii).
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Court House : in Com. of Sup., 13129
(vi). ,
Provincial Autonomy : Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup., 13856; Neg. (Y. 29 N. 63) 13932 (vi).
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Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. BoyJ)VZ%(i).
[Stage Direction]
 O. Cs., &c.: M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) for
copies,* 2778 (ii).
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Inquiry for Ret., 5088 (ii).
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Papers laid on Table (Sir Wilfrid La a rier)
5512 (iii).
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M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to print Papers.
5582 (iii).
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imperfect ret.: Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 6891 (iii).
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Remarks in Com. of Sup. 6946 (iii).
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further cor., &c.; Remarks (Mr. Sifton)
7295 (iii).
Qc'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Rys. : Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Oder) re ' Grafters,' 10497 (v).
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. : Bonds, Attack on Mr. E. B. Osier, Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Scott) 14583 (vi). Memorandum from Mr. Kingsmill: Read, 14588 (vi).
Qi'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Co.'s Land Grant: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 2338 (i).
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Ret. laid on Table, 7297 (iii).
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Mortgage, Deeds, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 13024 (vi).
Ry. Lands voted, &c., Govtl. Action re Selection : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 4831 (ii).
Ry. Mail Service in N. W. T.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 5031 (iii).
See ' Mail, &c. '
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES-Con.
Ry. Traffic in N.W.T., Blockade, &o.: on M. for Com. of Sup., 2424 (i).
Rebellion oe 1885, Claims oe Settlers: Remarks (Mr. Davis) on M. for Sup., 13948 (vi).
Red Deer Court House: in Com. of Sup., 960
(i).
Regina Jail, Additional Land Purchase: in Com. of Sup., 5135 (ii).
Regina, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry, Surveys of reserved Lands; in Com. of Sup., 6939 (iii).
Representation re Senate : See 'N.W.T. Senate Representation B. 254.'
See 'Senate.'
Roads and Bridges Construction, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6772 (iii), 13323 (vi).
Saskatchewan Election, Proclamation in Prince Albert 'Advocate': in Com. of Sup., 14268 (vi).
Saskatchewan Land Co.'s Sales, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Bennett) 2502 (i).
Saskatchewan Land Co., Sections acquired, <fcc.: M. (Mr. Roehc, Marquette) for Cor.* 2338 (i).
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 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lennox) 7108 (iii).
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Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Boche, Marquette)
4363 (ii).
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Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 2306 (i).
Senate Representation : See ' N. W. T. Senate Representation B. 254.'
Settlers Claims re Rebellion, 1885 : Remarks (Mr. Davis) on M. for Sup., 13948 (vi).
Sinclair, Mr. D., Dismissal as Foreman of Columbia River Works : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1451 (i).
Snow Storms, Reports re: Remarks (Mr. Scott) 11822 (v).
Squatters Claims on Dominion Lands: inCom.
of Sup., 6925 (iii).
Stewart, Mr., Forest Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 6774 (iii).
Strathcona Horse Barracks : in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Supreme Court, Additional Judge: in Com.
of Sup., 14257 (vi).
Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 2091 (ii).
Telephone Lines : in Com. of Sup., 5918 (iii).
Tents for Immigrants, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6849 (iii).
Timber and Tree Planting, Protection, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).
Tree Culture : in Com. of Sup., 6773 (iii), 13775 (vi).
Turtle Mountain Land Slide, Investigation
&0.: in Com. of Sup., 13965 (vi).
Sec ' Frank. '
Victoria to Andrews, Tel. Line: in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).
Wadsworth, Mr., Indian Inspector : inCom.
. of Sup., 6425 (iii).
West, Dr., Medical Inspector of Indians : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).
Wood Mountain Post, Tel. Service: in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi)
Yoho Park, Roads Construction, &c. : in
Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).
Yohkton Court House : in Com. of Sup., 961
(i).	.
See 'B.C.', ' Man.', &c.
Notes, Dom.: See ' Dom. Notes, &e. '
Notre Dame duPortage, Wharf: in Com. cfSup.,
13463 (vi).
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NOVA SCOTIA :
Abbott's Harbobr, Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13141 (vi).
Abram's River Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13141
(vi).
Ahagandus Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1068 (i). Amherst Post Office, Rental, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1591 (i).
Amqci Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).	,
Anderson and Kennedy's Lake : in Com. of Sup., 1451 (i).
Antisonish, Post Office, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13034 (vi).
Arichat Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 5827 (iii).
Arichat, West, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Bailey's Brook, Breakwater Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1072 (i).
Bass River, Permanent Light: in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).
Baxter's Harbour, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13143 (vi).
Bayfield Extension Piers : in Com. of Sup., 1188 (i).
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Harbour Works : in Com. of Sup., 13141
(vi).	1
Bay nu Vin Wharf, Reconstruction : in Com.
of Sup., 1164 (i).
Beaver River Fish Hatchery, Establishment : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi). Beersville Coal and Ry. Co.'s Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14487 (vi).
Belmont Disaster, Gratuities to Victims, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Fowler) in Com. of Sup., 13546, 14155 (vi).
Benoit's Cove, Boat Landing : in Com. of Sup.. 13143 (vi).
Big Harbour, Port Bevis, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13143 (vi).
Big Pond Wharf, Superstructure: in Com. of Sup., 1071, 1073 (i).
Breton Cove, Boat Landing : in Com. of Sup., 13151 (vi).
Bridgewater, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1074
<i).
Broad Cove, Harbour: in Com. of Sup., 13199 (vi).
Buildings: in Com. of Sup., 411 (i), 5827 (iii), 13028 (vi).
Cable and Land Lines, Mar. Provs. : in Com. of Sup., 2701 (ii).
Canada Steel Co., Ry. Subsidy : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14479 (vi). Cariboo Island, Harbour of Refuge : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Carlin, Mr., Postmaster at Whitney, Salary, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 130, 668 (i). Chegoggin, Pier: in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi). Cheticamp, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi). Chezzetcook, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Chignecto Marine Ry., Settlement, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Logan) 4404 (ii).
Church Point Breakwater, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1078 (i).
Cove Head Harbour Channel Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1155 (i).
Cow Bay Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13178 (vi).
Cow Bay (Point Morien) Breakwater, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1078 (i). Dalhousie Harbour Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13233 (vi).
Digby, Pier Renewal, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1083 (i).
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POST UFF1CE, IMPROVEMENTS :
m com. or
Sup., 13034 (vi).
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 Wharf Extension, Improvement, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 2101 (i).
Dodd, Mr. Justice, Increase of Salary: in
Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi).
Dog Fish Nuisance, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13650 (vi).
Donald's Head, N.S., Breakwater: in Com of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Dredging, Mar. Provs., Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13309 (vi).
Drumhead Breakwater, Repairs, &c. : in Com of Sup., 1083 (i), 13179 (vi).
Duncan's Cove, Approach to Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
East Bay, Wharf : in Com. of Sup.. 13180 (vi). East Berlin, Breakwater : in Com. of Sun 13180 (vi).	.	p''
East End, Cape Sable Island, Harbour Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
Economy, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sun
1087 (i).
Emigration to TJ. S. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 6709 (iii).
' Euxine ', Scuttling of Schr. : M. for Cor. (Mr. McLennan) 699 (i).
Financial Arrangements between N S and Can. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 3001 (ii).
Finlay Point, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13181 (vi).
Fishermen of N. S., 'Outskirts of Civilization ': Remarks (Mr. Hacked) 13316 (vi).
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 Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Roche, Halifax) 13373
(vi).	*
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 Ques- of Order (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 133/4 (vi).
Fishing Industry, Mar. Provs., Wharf, Building, &o. : Remarks in Coni, of Sup. 13151 (vi).
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See * Lobsters, ' &c.
Fishing within Three Mile Limit : Remarks (Mr. Bell) 4179 (ii).
Five Islands Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13180
(Vi).
FortLawrkntu:, Landing Pier: in Com. of Sup.,
Freeport,) Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup.,
Friars Head, Harbour Improvements : in Com of Sup. 1087 (i).
Fruoe's Point, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13180
(vi).
Gabarouse, Breakwater Extension : in Com of Sup., 13182 (vi).
Georgeville, Wharf Extension: in Com. of Sup., 13198 (vi).
Glace Bay, Harbour Improvements : in Com of Sup., 1087 (i).
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Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13184 (vi).
Glace Bay, Dom. Coal, Iron and Steel Cos., Accommodation at Glace Bay : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13184 (vi).
- Shields, Mr. C., Letter re Glace Bay Wharf : Read (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 13186 (vi).
Grand Etang Bridge Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 1095 (i).
Grand Narrows, Bridge Protection : in Com ^ of Sup., 14094 (vi).
Gran11 Narrows, Wharf Extension: in Com of Sup., 13198 (vi).
Grand Narrows, Wharf Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 1094 (i).
Grand River, Improvements to Entrance [DOT] in Com. of Sup., 1094 (i).
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NOVA SCOTIA-Con. Granite Village, Mooring Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13182 (vi). 'Grecian', Str., Reimbursement to Capt. Harrison, re Suspension of Certificate, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Russell) 10239 (v). Green Cove Boat Harbour: in Com. of Sup., 1100 (i). . ^ . Gutsborough, Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 5839 (iii). . , Halifax and Canso Mail Subsidy : in Com. 6f Sup., 6002 (iii). „ _ Halifax Cotton Co., Loan of Rails, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14477 (vi). Halifax, Custom House : in Com. of Sup., 13031 (vi)- _ , . Elevator, Land Purchase : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 12825, 12874 (vi). Harbour Buoy Service : in Com. of Sup., 13638 (vi). . „ Immigration Building : in Com. of Sup., 13033 (vi). A TnT>
[DOT] Increased Accommodation, in Com. of Sup., 8316 (iv), 12597 (v), 12824, 14080 (vi). . Remarks (Mr. Borden) in Com. of Suji., 7520 (iii), 12874 (vi). . _ Lightship : Remarks in Com. ot oup., 4165 (ii). See 'Peggy's Cove, &c Halifax and Liverpool Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 7730 (iv). Halifax, Lobster Factories, Inspection : Remarks (Mr. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 5122 (ii). 	Museum, Removal, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 13032 (vi). 	See'Marine.' Post Office Employees, Pet. re Increase of Salaries : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) on cone., 14759 (vi). SALARY increases : in Com. of Sup., 0004 ^ ^ Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 411 ^ ^ Quarantine Station, Lawlor's Island : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i), I3030 (vi). and South-Western,Claims for Labour, Material, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Kaulhmh) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14332 (vi). Time Ball : in Com. of Sup., 6993 (111). Wharf, Land Purchase : in Com. of Sup., 13638 (vi). . . Hall's Harbour, Improvements : in Com. ot Sup., 13198 (vi). Harbours and Rivers : m Com. of Sup., 1008, ' 1133 (i), 13141 (vi). _ Harrison, Capt., Str. 'Grecian,' Costs re Suspension of Certificate, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Russell) 10239 (v). Harvey and Salisbury Branch Ry. Subsidy : Remarks (Mr. Emmerson) in Com. on Res., 14471 (vi). „ . _ , Hawk Point Inlet, Boat Channel : in Com. ot Sup., 1102 (i). . Henry, Mr. Justice, Retiring Allowance : m Com. of Sup., 14662 (vi). . Herring Cove, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., Hydraulic Dredge for Mar. Provs.: in Com. of Sup., 2612 (ii). Indian Harbour Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13199 (vi). Indian Schools, Mar. Provs.: in Com. of Sup., 6409, 6414 (iii). . _ . „ 	Medical Attendance : in Com. ot Sup., 6421 (iii).	NOVA SCOTIA-Con. Inverness Mines, Broad Cove Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 13199 (vi). 	Postal Service : in Com. of Sup., 6051 (iii). Inverness and Richmond Ry. Subsidy, &c.: Ques. (Sir Charles H. Tapper) 872 (i). Iona, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13200 (vi). Janvrin's Island Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1102 (i). Jeddore, East, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi). Judges. Increase of Salary : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi). See 'Henry.' Judique Breakwater, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1103 (i). Ketch Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13202 (vi). Kingsport Breakwater, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 1103 (i). 	Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13202 (vi). L'Ardoise, Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup.,-13201 (vi). Larry's River Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1104	(i). Lawlor's Island, Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i), 13030 (vi). 	See 'Halifax,' &c. Lime Rock, Postmaster's Salary : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1297 (i). Lingan Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 1105	(i). Livingstone's Cove, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13200 (vi). Lobster Hatcheries : in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi). 	Packing Industry, N.S.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13151 (vi). 	See 'Fishing,' 'Halifax,' &c. Lord's Cove (Deer Island) Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i). Lunenburg, Fish Hatchery : in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi). 	Harbour, Dredging, &c,: in Com. of Sup., 1106 (i). 	Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) in Com. of Sup., 13315 (vi). Lurcher's Shoal Lightship, Crew and Maintenance : in Com. of Sup., 4173 (ii). MagGregor, Capt., Str. 'Bayfield,'Gratuity: in Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii). McKay's Point, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi). . McNutt's Island, Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi). Mahone Bay Postal Service : Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) in Com. of Sup., 14038 (vi). Main a Dieu, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13201	(vi). Malaga watch, Boat Channel Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi). Malignant Cove, Harbour Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi). Margaree, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1133 (i). Margaretville, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13202	(vi). Marine and Fisheries Dept., Halifax, Removal, &c., Res. from Halifax Board of Trade : Read (Mr. Bell) 14279 (vi). 'Maekland,' Sohr., Seizure, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) on M. for Com. of Sup., 5992 (iii). Melbourne Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
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SCOTIA-Con.
NOVA SCOTIA- Con.
Meteghan Cove Breakwater, Restoration, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1133 (i). i,j | M - ">
i m Middle River, Shear Dam : in Com. of Sup.,
13202	(vi).
Middleton Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 969 (i), 5841 (iii).
Mills, Mr., Annapolis, Claims against, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wade) 6167 (iii).
Moisie Point Road, Improvement : in Com. of Sup., 13322 (vi).
Morrison's Point, Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13203	(vi).
Musqcodoboit, Wharf Approaches: in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Nappan, Experimental Farm Buildings : in
Com. of Sup., 973 (i).
Necum Teuoh Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1137 (i), 13203 (vi).
Negro Point, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 1181 (i).
Neil's Harbour Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1139 (i).
New Campbellton, Ballast Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1142 (i).
New Glasgow, Extension to Freight Shed, I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 14095 (vi).
New Harbour Breakwater, Protection Slopes, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1143 (i).
Noel Wharf, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13204 (vi).
North Sydney Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Station Accommodation : in Com. of
Sup., 12597 (v).
[Stage Direction]
See 'I.C.R.,' 'Sydney,' &c.
N.S. and Dom. of Can., Financial Terms, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 3001 (ii).
Nova Scotia Eastern Ry. Co.'s Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14327 (vi).
N.S. Emigration to U.S.: Remarks (Mr. Borden Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 6709 (iii).
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13028 (vi).
Ogden's Pond Channel, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 1145 (i), 13204 (vi).
Oyster Pond, Beach Protection: in Com. of Sup., 13204 (vi).
Parrsbohough, Landing Pier: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Peggy's Cove, Halifax, Dismissal of Light-keeper: Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 2312 (i). Pembroke, Breakivater : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Petit de Grat, Protection Work, &c. : in Com. of Sup.. 1146 (i).
Pickett's Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi). Pictou Glass Factory : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6723 (iii)
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Increased Accommodation, I. C R.: in
Com. of Sup., 8317 (iv), 12827, 14088 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Light Beach : in Com. of Sup., 13205
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lighthouse Construction : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 4167 (ii).
Pleasant Bay, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Point Tupper, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 8309 (iv).
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Dredging, Claims of M. Connolly : in
Com. of Sup., 14103 (vi).
Poirierville Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i), 13205 (yi).
Porter's Channel : in Com. of .Sup., 13206 (vi). Port George, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i), 13210 (vi).
Port Greville, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).	F
POM. Hastings, Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
Port Hawkesbury, Wharf : in Com. of Sup..
1146 (i).	-	F '
Port Hood, Harbour Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13206 (vi).
Port Howe, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).
Port Latour, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.
13210	(vi).
Port Maitland, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup.,
13211	(vi).	'
Port au Pique, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13210
(vi).
Prospect, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi). Pugwash, Lighthouse Keeper : Ques. (Mr Bell) 1856 (i).
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Wharf : in Com. of Sup. 13205 (vi).
Ry. Subsidies for Parrsboro District, N.S.: Remarks (Mr. Gourley) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14491 (vi).	3	'
St. Ann's North Gut, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
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North River, Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13203 (vi).	1 '
Sandy Cove, Breakwater : in Com. of Sun. 1149 (i).	1 '
Scotch Hill Station, I.C.R., Pets. re-. Ques. i (Mr. Bell) 872 (i).
Scott's Bay, Breakwater Extension : in Com of Sup., 13211 (vi).
Shippegan Harbour, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 1183 (i).
Short Beach, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.. 1149 (i).
Skinner's Cove, Protection Works : in Com of Sup., 13213 (vi).
South Ingonish, Wharf : in Com. of Sup 1149 (i).	1 '
Springhill, Armouries, Caretaker, &c.: Ques
(Mr. Bell) 1856 (i).
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Boiler Explosion in Dom. Building :
Remarks (Mr. Logan) 13257 (vi).
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Public Building, Repairing : in Com. of
Sup., 14247 (vi).
Spry Bat, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Stellarton, Increased Accommodation : in
Com. of Sup., 8296 (iv).
Stuart, Capt. D. C., Halifax, Dismissal, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4353 (ii).
Summerville, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13213
(vi).
Swim's Point, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13211 (vi).
SwiNEHAMMER, GeO., LlGHTKEEPER AT PEGGY'S Cove : Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 2312 (i).
Sydney, Accommodation, I.C.R. Extension-in Com. of Sup., 3696 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'North.'
[Stage Direction]
 Post Office, Addition, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
Quarantine Station, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Sydney Mines, Post Office. &c.: in Com of Sup., 13028 (vi).
Sydney, North, Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 14089 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See 'North.'
Tenecape, BreakwateS : in Com. of Sup., 13213
(vi).
Three Fathom Harbour, Beach Works * in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i).
Tiverton, Breakwater: in Coin, of Sup., 1149
NOVA SCOTIA-Con.
Trcro Station Accommodation, I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 12603 (v). _
Victoria Beach, Wharf : m Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).	.
Wallace Harbour, Ferry Landings : in Com. of Sup., 13216 (vi).
Washabuck Centre, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1180 (i).	.	, _
Wedge Point, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).	.
Wentworth, Wharf: m Com. of Sup., 1321b (vi).	.
West Baccaro Boat Harbour Channel : m Com. of Sup., 1150 (i).	, ..
West Bay, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
White's Cove, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).	^	.
Whitney Pier Postmaster, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 130, 668 (i).
Wilson's Beach Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13228 (vi).	^
Windsor Harbour, Sheer Dam, &c,: in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).	.
Windsor, New Station, I. C. R., Rental, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14097 (vi).	T
Windsor Junction Ry. Accident, I.O.K. : Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Clarke), 3496, 3713 (u).
Wolfville, Wharf Repairs : in Com of Sup-
13217	(vi).
Yarmouth Bar, Dredging: m Com. of Sup.,
13218	(vi).
See 'N.B.,' 'P.E.I.,' &c.
Oakville Pier, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1376
(i).
Oaths of Office : See 'Administration."
Ocean and River Service : in Com. of Sup., 4041, 5033 (ii).
Ocean Steamship Subsidies Act (France and Canada) Amt. B. No. 252 (Sir Richard Cartwright); Res. prop., 10410 ; in Com. on Res., 10802; 1°* of B., 11422 ; 2°*, and in Com., 12295 ; 3°*, 12500 (v). (3 Edward VII, c. 44.)
Officers' Mess, Str. " Quadra ", Regulations re : Ques. (Mr. Taylor), 9819 (iv).
Official Guide, I.C.R., Cost, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 3535 (ii).	_
Ogden's Pond Channel, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 1145 (i), 13204 (vi).
O'Halloran, Geo. F., Df.p. Min. of Agriculture : Remarks re in Com. of Sup., 4356 (ii).
Oka Indians : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13779 (vi). O'Leary, J. & M.. Claims re Soulanges Canal Contracts : in Com. of Sup., 14651 (vi).
O'Leary Station, P.E.I. Ry. Branch Line, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hacked), 6168 (iii).
O'Leary's Station, P.E.I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 7536 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Haekett), in Com. of Sup., 12838
(vi).
Oleomargarine Bill; See ' Butter B. 207.'
Onslow, Lord, Speech re Cattle Embargo : See 'Cattle Embargo.'
Ontario, North, Census Numerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4826 (ii).
Ontario, North Electoral District, Certificate : Notification (Mr. Speaker), 367 (i).
Ontario and Qu'Appelle Land Co.'s B. No. 62 (Mr. McCarthy), 1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 (i) f in Com., 2716; 3°*, 2720 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 169.)
Ontario and Quebec Power Co.'s Ineorp.
B. No. 73 (Mr. Belcourt), l0', 814; 2°*, 1026 (i); in Com., 4868 ; 3°m., 4S69 ; 3"*, 5100 (ii). (3 Edward VII, e. 170.)
ONTARIO:
"Alert", Str., re Canal Surveys: Remarks ("Av. Reid, Grenville), in Com. of Sup., 12900 (vi).
Alexandria Public Building : in Com. of Sup.,. 487 (i)
Alexandria Wood Export Co.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville), in Com. of Sup., 12924 (vi).
See ' Privilege ', Sec.
Allistos Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 495 (i).
Alnwick Band, Mississaga Indians, Claims, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Me,Coll), 6895 (iii). Amherstbcrg Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup , 1185 (i), 13235 (vi).
Aurora Foundry : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13091 (vi).	„	.	_
Aurora, Mail Bags repaired, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6139 (iii).
Ayr, Postmaster Robson, Resignation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clare), 1195 (i).
Balaclava and Owen Sound Mail Contract, &c.r Ques. (Mr. Thompson, Grey), 13263 (vi). Balsam Lake and Lake Simcoe : in Com. of Sup., 7556 (iii).
Barrie P.O.: Harbour Boundaries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Porter), 5588 (iii).
Blind River, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13235 (vi).

Tenders, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Birkett), 1298
Bowmanville, Breakwater, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1352 (i).	_

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 507 (i).
Boyd, Sir John, Payments to by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Tavlor), 5990 (iii).

Post Office : Remarks m Com. of Sup.,

Indian Reserve, Leases, &c. : M. for
Ret.* (Mr. Tisdale) 1322 (i).	'
______Medical Attendance : in Com. of Sup.,
6326 (iii).

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ONTARIO-Cots.
Brasses' Point Bridge : in Coni, of Sup., 7808
(iv).
Bridgeburg Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).
Bronte, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1354 (i), 13236 (vi).

Lighthouse, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in-Com. of Sup., 5757 (iii).
Bruce Mines, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5911 (iii).
Buildings: in Com. of Sup., 487 (i), 5842 (iii), 13082 (vi).
Burks Falls, Magnetawan River Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1358 (i).
Burlington Channel Pier, Repairs, &e. : in Com. of Sup., 1359 (i), 13237 (vi).
Campbellford, Port of Entry : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 3913 (ii).

Post Office: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13073 (vi).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 504 (i).
Can. Central Ry. and Ottawa and Brockville Rys., Amalgamation, Compensation to certain Municipalities: in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi).
Canada Foundry, Toronto, Strike, Sec., Representations to Minister of Labour : Remarks (Mr. Smith, Vane,mover) 7205 (iii).
See 1 Scotch Iron,' &c.
Canals in Ont. and Que., Amount Expended, &c. : Ques, (Mr. Davis) 1594 (i).
Cayuga Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 502
*	(i).	'
Chatham Dredging Co. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1185 (i).
Chatsivorth Post Office, Yacanct : in Qom. of Sup., 0057 (iii).
Clergue Works, Sault Stf.. Marie, Contract rc Rails for Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Ross Ont.) 13668 (vi).
See ' Sault. '
Clinton, Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4820 (ii).
See ' Macpherson. '
Clinton Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 518 (i), 5834 (iii).
Coal imported into Ont. from June 1901 to March 1903, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 669 (i).
Cobourg, Armoury: in Com. of Sup., 639 (i).

Harbour Repairs: in Com. of Sup.,
5909 (iii), 13084 (vi).

 Post Office Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13118 (vi).
Colborne Armoury : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).
Collingwood, Dock, Estimated Cost : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5871 (iii).

Harbour Improvements : in. Com. of
Sup., 13239 (vi).
Cornwall Canal, Lighting, &o. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7549 (iii).

Electrical Equipment for Lock Gates :
in Com. of Sup., 14134 (vi).

Electric Lighting, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
12895 (vi).

Supt's. Duties, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Reid,
Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 12896 (vi).
COUCHICHING AND SlMCOE LAKES, REGULATION of Waters : in Com. of Sup., 13252 (vi).
Crown Tailoring Co., Toronto, Supplies for P. O. Dept.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6152 (iii).
Cumberland Wharf: in Com. of Sup , 13239 (vi).
Cutler, Gore Bay Mail Service: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 2308 (i).

and Gore Bay Mail Contract : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 6161 (iii).
ONTARIO-Con.
Cutler, Spanish Mills Mail Service : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2308 (i).
Depot Harbour, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1359 (i), 13239 (vi).
See ' Parry Sound, ' * Grain, ' &c.
Deseronto, Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13112
(vi).
Detroit River, &c., International Waters, U. S. Govt. Work : M. (Mr. Cowan) for Cor.* 2778 (ii).
Dredging Plant for Ont. and Que.: in Com. of Sup., 2671 (ii).
Dresden Custom House : in Com. of Sup., 3960
(ii).
Durham Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 506 (i).
Edville Postmaster : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14035 (vi).
Elgin County, Centenary Celebration : Remarks (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 3129 (ii).

Redistribution, Par. in ' Toronto
Globe': Remarks (Mr. Ingram) 6540 (iii),
Enterprise Post Office, Dismissal of Postmaster : Remarks (Mr. Avery) in Com. of Sup., 14007; Memorandum (Sir William Mulock) read, 14008 (vi).
Ernestown Station Postmaster, Change, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 1034 (i).
Farran's Point, Acetylene Gas Equipment :
in Com. of Sup., 14155 (vi).

Construction, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
12898 (vi).

Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iii),
14150 (vi).
Flesherton Armoury : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).
Ft. William, Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 636 (i).
See 'Grain,' 'Kaministiqua.'
Galops Canal Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 7803 (iv), 12899, 14141 (vi).
*

 SURVEYS, lifting boulders : in Com. of
Sup., 12900 (vi).

Dam : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in
Com. of Sup., 12608 (vi).

Rapids, Deepening, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
8268 (iv), 14644 (vi).

 M. to cone. (Mr. Fielding) Agreed to
(Y. 36 ; N. 14) 8403 (iv).
See 'North Channel.'
Gananoque, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 970 (i).


Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 48$3 (ii).

Customs Collections : Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 3791, 3897 (ii).

Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 1371 (i).
Georgian Bay Canal : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13340 (vi).

 See ' Ottawa and Georgian Bay.'
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6410(iii).
Gerald, Mr, Inland Rev. Dept., Prescott, Increase of Salary : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 13968, 13978 (vi).
Goderich, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13240 (vi).



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ONTARIO-Con.
ONTARIO-Con.
Grain Importations through Western Lake Ports : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 97 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Shipments from Port Arthur and Ft.
William : Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 542 (i).
See ' Wheat, ' &c.
Grand Bend, Breakwater Pier : m Com. of Sup., 13239 (vi).
Grand River, Dredging at Dunnvii.le : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 12497 (v), 13027 (vi).
Grant, J. G., Barrie Customs Collector, Default, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5991 (iii).
Grey Counties, Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4826 (ii).
Grey County, List of Public Buildings wanted, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 5835 (iii).	_
Guelph, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13083 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office Building : in Com. of Sup.,
637 (i).
Haldimand, Census Enumerator : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 4822 (ii).
Halton, Cardwell and Peel, Census Schedules: Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6436, 6894 (iii), 11425.
(v) .	...
*

Ques. (Mr. Calvert) 7092 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7056 (iii).
Hamilton, Drill Hall, Additional Land : in Com. of Sup., 6949 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Elevator Works : Remarks (Mr. Bruce)
in Com. of Sup., 439 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inland Revenue Building : in Com. of
Sup., 13113 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers : in Com. of Sup., 1185, 1352, 1424 (i), 3341, 3368 (ii), 5909 (iii), 13012, 13235 (vi).
Hayvkesbury, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13119 (vi).	...
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Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5909 (iii).
Hawkestone Wharf, Govt. Aid re: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13453 (vi).
Haycock, J., Mr., Appnmt. as Inspector of Binder Twine : in Com. of Sup., 7763,7772(iv).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 5588 (iii).
Hog Cholera, Outbreak in Bruce : in Com. of Sup., 5505(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Outbreak in Yarmouth, Ont.: M. for
Cor., &c.# (Nr. Ingram) 1058 (i).
Holt, Mr., Appnmt. as Judge of Huron County : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
Hudson's Bay : See ' James.'
Hurley, J. M., Appnmt., Duties, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5123 (ii), 5280 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Rep., &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5710 (iii).
Huron County Judgeship : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
Indians Ont., and Quebec, Road Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 13779 (vi).
Indian Schools, Ont. : in Com. of Sup., 6409 (iii).
Sec general heading.
Iroquois Canals, Electric Lighting : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in' Com. of Sup., 12901
(vi)	.
Jackson, Mr., Appnmt. as Judge : Remarks m Com. of Sup., 211 (i).
James and Hudson Bay Fishing Rights: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Lancaster) 3806 (ii).	-
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lancaster) 4727 (ii),
6893 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Ques: (Mr. Lancaster) 1194 (i).
Johnson, Mr., Purchase of House by Govt.:
in Com. of Sup., 14143 (vi).
Kaministiquia River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5825 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup.,
13013 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Port Arthur.'
Keilty, Mr., Inspector at Prescott: Remarks in Com. of Sup.. 5365 (iii).
Kelly, Wm., Census Commissioner for N. Hastings: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7080 (iii).
Kelly, Asst. Customs Inspector, Refund, &c. t
in Com. of Sup., 5405 (iii).
Kilroy, Acting Customs Collector, Windsor, Ont., Payment to: in Com. of Sup., 13993 (vi).
Kingston, Barracks, R. C. Field Artillery : in Com. of Sup., 13118 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Graving Dock, Award to Connolly &
Co.: in Com. of Sup., 13023 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Military College : in Com. of Sup.,
3778 (ii), 5842 (iii).	.
[Stage Direction]
[DOT] drill hall : in Com. of Sup., 13094(vi). Military Stables : in Com. of Sup., 638
(i), 13117 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 3511 (n).
- contracts re groceries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 10100 (v).
Kingsville, Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13244 (vi).
Lambton, Postmistress, Dismissal, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Clancy) in Com. of Sup., 6166 (iii), 14278, 14661 (vi).	t .
Leamington Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13246(vi).
Lemon, Mr., Transfer to Toronto P. O.: in Com. of Sup , 5929 (iii).
Lt.-Governor of Ontario, &c.: on M. for Com. of Sup., 114 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Appnmt. of Administrator : Remarks
(Mr. Maclean) 110, 655, 1204_(i).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks re Decease, 1575 (i).
Lindsay Drill Hall: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13082 (vi).	'
Listowei. Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13123 (vi).	.	^	.
Little Bear Creek, Dredging : in Com. of
Sup., 13245 (vi).
Little Current, Georgian Bay, Channel Improvement : in Com. of Sup., 13245 (vi).
London, Drill Hall and Armoury: in Com. of Sup., 641 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Military Magazine : in Com. of Sup.,
13115 (vi).
Macnee Fishing Licenses : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lancaster) 4727 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'James.'
Macpherson, D. F„ Census Enumerator, Clinton : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4820 (ii).
McNulty, Postmaster, Pets, re Removal of Office : in Com. of Sup., 14661 (vi).
See ' Lambton. '
Mara, Rama, &c., Flooding of Lands : M. (Mr. Grant) for copies of Rep., &c., 2762 (ii).
Meaford Post Office : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13069, 13124 (vi).
Mechanics from Eng. and Toronto Labour CoCncil : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 1854 (i).
Medical Attendance, Indians: in Com. of Sup., 6409 (iii).
Meteorological Service, Removal from Toronto : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 6435 (iii).
Midland Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1376 (i), 5909 (iii), 13246 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Dredges, &c., Capacity, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 5317 (iii).	.
[Stage Direction]
Port of Entry : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 3912 (ii).	„
Midland Mercantile Co.'s Rental of Buildings on Dock, Midland : in Com. of Sup., 13427 (vi).
Midland. PostofficeBuilding : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5832 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Water Front, Lease to Pratt & Co.:
Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5749
(iii).
[Stage Direction]


ONTARIO-Con.
Military College : Sec ' Kingston.' Mississaga Indians, Alnwick Band, Claims, -&c.: Ques. (Mr. McColl) 6895 (iii).
Moira River Blooding : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Moose Deer Point, Sale of Islands, &o.: m
Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).
Morrisbiirg Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 492 (i).
Mowat, Sir Oliver: See 'Lt.-Gov.'
Murray Canal, Purchase of Mr. Johnson's House : in Com. of Sup., 14143 (vi).
-	

Stewart, Mr., Inspector : Remarks
(Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 14146 (vi).
-	

Wire Fencing: in Com. of Sup., 14150 (vi).
Napanee, Customs Collector : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 3919 (ii).
-	

Post Office, Rental, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 1594 (i).
Napanee and Tam worth Ry. Charter, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Porter) 8084 (iv).
Nepean Point, Improvement by Govt. : Ques.
(Mr. Birkett) 11829 (v).
Newmarket, Office Specialty Co., &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13088 (vi).
*	

Ques. of Privilege (Sir William Midock)
13256 (vi).
Niagara Militia Camp, Annual Drill : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3604 (ii). Ninety-fourth Regiment, Senior and Junior Majors, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 9080 (iv).
Nipissing,' Jr. Judgeship, Salary: in Com. of
Sup., 14258 (vi).
North Channel, Construction of Dam : in Com. of Sup., 7803 (iv), 12899, 14142 (vi).
See 'Galops.'
Oakville Pier, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1376 (i).
Ontario Electoral District, Certificate :
Notification (Mr. Speaker).367 (i).
Ontario, North, Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4826 (ii).
Orillia, Armoury : in Com. of Sup,, 968 (i), 13086 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Buildings, Removal of Caretaker: in Com. of Sup., 1007, 1016 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
Oshawa Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13110 (vi).
Ottawa, Bridge over Concession Street: in
Com. of Sup., 14150 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Bridges, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2700 (ii),
13321 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Buildings: in Com. of Sup., 14243(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13117 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Victoria Geological Museum : in Com.
of Sup., 14243 (vi).
Sec general heading.
Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Engineer's Reps.: M. for Copies (Mr. Murray) 1299 (i). See 'Georgian,' 'Point an Baril,' &c.
Ottawa River, Petewawa Narrows : in Com. of Sup., 13251 (vi).
[Stage Direction]

Surveys of Headwaters, &c. : in Com.
of Sup., 13340 (vi).
Owen Sound, Harbour, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
*	

 Survey, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey)
5317 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup.. 439 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Public Buildings : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 5832 (iii), 13063,13110,13122 (vi).
Parkhill Mail Contract, Remuneration, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Sherritt) 1594 (i).
ONTARIO-Con.
Parry Sound, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13248
(vi).
See ' Depot Harbour.'
Perth Public Building : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13075 (vi).
Peterborough Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13083 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Canal, Lift Lock : in Com. of Sup.,
12927 (vi).
Petewawa Narrows, Award to G. C. Pou-pore : in Com. of Sup., 13251 (vi).
Pickering Harbour, Repairs to Piers &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
Picton, Mail Service, Irregularity, &c. :
Remarks (Mr. Alcorn) 13134 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building, Levelling Grounds :
in Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).
Pigeon Lake Islands, Sale, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6412 (iii).
Point au Baril, Georgian Bay Route Channel : in Com. of Sup., 1365 (i).
See ' Georgian, ' &c.
Point Edward Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i), 13249 (vi).
Port Arthur Harbour, Dredging, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 3341 (ii), 13012 (vi).
See ' Kaministiquia.'	*
Port Burwell Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Port Colborne, Dredging, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 3368 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Elevator Foundations : in Com. of Sup.,
14149 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Entrance Improvements : in Comi of
Sup., 12902 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Rock Cut : in Com. of Sup., 14148 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Summit Levels, &o. : in Com. of Sup.,
12903 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Welland.'
Port Elgin, Dredging, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1424 (i).
Port Hope Pier, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i).
Port Perry, Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Port Stanley, Dredging: m Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Port Stanley, Harbour Improvement : in Com. of Sup., 1370 (i).
Pratt & Co., Lease of Midland Water Front : Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Bennett) 5749 (iii).
See 'Midland.'
Prescott, Harbour Drf.dging : in Com. of Sup., 5915 (iii).
*

Inland Rev. Officials, Salaries, Promotions, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Coni, of Sup., 13968 (vi).
Presque Isle, Bridge: in Com. of Sup., 1095 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Dock, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
1370 (i).
Pritchett, and Political Corruption in Ont. : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) 898, 908 (i).
Quinte Bay Buoys, Payments, &c. for Services : Ques. (Mr. Porter) 5587 (iii).
Rama Indians, Contribution re Roads and Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 13781 (vi).
Rapide Plat, Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 12898 (vi).
Rathbun Qo.'s Ry. Charter, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Porter) 8084 (iv).
Receiver General's Office, Toronto, Additional Vault : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).
Renfrew, Horton and Admaston Municipalities, &c. : See ' Can. Central. '

[Stage Direction]
ONTARIO-Con.
Rideau Canal : in Com. of Sup., 7808 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Concession Street Bridge, Ottawa :
in Com. of Sup., 14150 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Employees, Delay in Payment : Remarks
(Mr. Taylor) 13302 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Swing Bridge at Hog's Back : in Com.
of Sup., 12904 (vi).
RmfeiiE Acs Pdces, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i).
Roach, Mr., Census Enumerator for N. Ontario : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7083 (iii).	'
Robson, Michael, Resignation as Postmaster at Ayr ; Ques. (Mr. Glare) 1195 (i).
Rondeau Harrour, Pier Improvement, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i).
Rosedale Wharp, Trent Canal : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Trent. '
Royal Military College : See ' Kingston. '
St. Catharines Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13106 (vi).
St. Joseph's Wharf, Lake Huron : in Com. of Sup., 3382 (ii).
St. Lawrence River Islands, Improvements, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14661 (vi).
St. Mary's Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13109 (vi).
Sarnia Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13117 (vi).
Sault Ste. Marie Canal, Construction : in Com. of Sup., 7560 (iii), 12904 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
coaling accommodation re : in Com. of
Sup., 7560 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Clergue Syndicate, Labour Disturbances : Remarks, 12610, 12717 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
par. in Montreal ' Star ' re Militia :
Remarks (Sir Frederick Borden) 12939 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13252 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13107
(vi).
Scotch Iron Moulders and Toronto Can. Foundry Co.'s. Strike : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 7190 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Can. Foundry.'
Secord, Dr., Medical attendant on Indian Reserve : in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).
Simcoe County Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4825 (ii).
Simcoe Lake, Flooding op Lands in Mara, &c.: M. (Mr. Grant) for Reps., 2762 (ii).
'Sir Wilfrid Laurter' Dredge, Sinking in Lake Ontario : Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Greu) 5587 (iii).
Small-pox Outbreak on Brant Indian Reserve : in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
N. W. T, Reserves, &c., 6350 (iii).
Smith, Wit, Late, M.P., and Political Corruption : Remarks (Mr. Cowan) 894 (i).
Southampton Harbour, Improvement, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1428 (i).
Standard Chemical Co., Longford : Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Bennett) 5363, 5373 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Contract : Read (Mr. Bernier) 5375 (iii).
Steamboat Inspection, Toronto District : in Com. of Sup., 13648 (vi).
Stratford Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).
Sturgeon Falls Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1431
(i).
Sudbury Coal, Discovery, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6824 (iii).
Supreme Court of Ontario, Judges' Salaries : Prop. Res. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 10102 (v).
ONTARIO-Con.
Sydnenham River Improvement: in Com. of Sup., 13250 (vi).
Temiscamingue Lake, Improvements, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2246 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Repairs to Wharfs : in Com. of Sup.,
1376 (i), 14248 (vi).
Thessalon Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13254 (vi).	'
Thompson, Mr. P., 'Labour Gazette' Cor., Toronto, Remuneration :	Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 7152 (iii).
Thornbury Harbour Works, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1432 (i).
Timber Licenses granted to Cane Bros.: Ques.
(Mr. Bennett) 2757 (ii).	_
Toronto, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 972 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Additional Accommodation : in Com. of
Sup., 13086 (vi).	..
[Stage Direction]
(letter read) : in Com. of Sup., 3614 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
paving, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Board of Trade, Res. re Grain Standards : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 11177 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Canada Iron Foundry, Strike, &c .:
Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 7190
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Scotch, &c.
*	

Customs House : in Com. of Sup., 647,
957 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Customs Port of Entry*, Appnmts.,
Salaries : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 3906 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour, Eastern Entrance : in Com.
of Sup., 1433 (i), 13254 (vi).	'
[Stage Direction]
Magann and Phin, Claims : in Com. of
Sup., 13255 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour, &c., Total	Amt.	paid	by
Govt.: M. for Stmnt. (Mr. Grant) 1203 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Industrial Exhibition, Govt. Aid to :
in Com. of Sup., 13501 (vi).
[Stage Direction]

Island, Damage by Storms, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Clarke) 5589 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Labour Council and	Tel.	re	Mechanics
from Eng.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 1854 (i).
[Stage Direction]

Military Buildings for Magazine : in
Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
*	

Military Buildings, Store Houses : in
Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
additional postal station : in Com. of
Sup., 13112 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
branch office : in Com. of Sup., 5920
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Coleman, A. B., Tenders re Toronto
Post Office : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13096 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
enlargement, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 956
(i), 13096 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
letter carriers, salaries : in Com. of
Sup., 6005 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Public Buildings, Renewals, &c .: in
Com. of Sup., 956 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Public Works Employees, DelayinPayment : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 5588 (iii).
Toronto Junction Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 650 (i).
Trent Canal, Construction : in Com. of Sup., 7551 (iii), 14645 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Balsam Lake Locks : Remarks (Mr. Hughes) in Com. of Sup., 14645 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Corby & Laverduke, Compensation re
Trent Canal : in Com. of Sup., 7557 (iii), 14651 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Emplymt. of Medical Officers : Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 8117 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Hastings and Trenton, Tenders, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Ward) 129 (i).
[Stage Direction]


ONTARIO-Com.
Trent Canal, Payments to Thos. Dodds : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 8118 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Peterborough Entrance Pier : in Com.
of Sup., 14645 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Rep. op W. McLeod : Ques. (Mr. Porter)
12716 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Rosedale Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13249 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Specifications, Reps., &o. : M. (Mr. Ward) for Copies, 2313 (i).
Transportation Facilities, Port Colborne :
in Com. of Sup., 13024 (vi).
Trenton Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1434 (i).
Vankleek Hill Postal Service, Complaints rc : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) on Cone., 14764 (vi).
Wallaoeburg, Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 505 (i).
Walpole, Customs House : in Com. of Sup., 3961 (ii).
Walpole Island Indians: in Com. of Sup., 6412 (iii).
Welland Canal, Deepening, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 7804 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Drainage, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12905
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Dunnville Dam and Bridge : in Com. of
Sup., 7809 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Electric Lighting, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
14148 (vi).
*	

Electric Light Plant : in Com. of Sup.,
12900 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Land Damages : in Com. of Sup., 7805(iv).
[Stage Direction]

 Lock Tenders, Salaries : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 12921 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lowering Mitre Sills : in Com. of Sup.,
7804 (iv), 14149 (vi).
*	

Ramy's Point, Removal of Obstructions : in Com. of Sup., 12902 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Stone Protection Walls : in Com. of
Sup., 12904 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Surveys rc Govt. Lands : in Com. of
Sup., 12905 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 ' Townsend ' Valve re Lock Gates : in
Com. of Sup., 12905 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Water Power, Rep. of Board of Trade
of St. Catharines, Sic. : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 668 (i).
[Stage Direction]
O. Cs., re, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster)
1859 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Pt. Colborne,' &c.
Wendoveii Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1434 (i).
West Lorne Ry. Accident, Commissioners' Rep. re : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 6168 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Jury's Verdict, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke)
3231 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 5088 (ii), 5242 (iii).
Wheat Export Freight Rate to Montreal from Ont. Points : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 11188, 11425 (v).
Wheat Shipments from Port Arthur and Ft. William : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 284 (i).
See ' Grain, ' &c.
Whitby Public Building : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13111 (vi).
White, Mr., Inland Revenue, Prescott : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13970 (vi).
Williamsburg Canal, Collector's Salary : in Com. of Sup., 12934 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
r Gate Lifter : in Com. of Sup., 14149 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lockmaster Casselman, Superannuation, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Morrison, Mrs., Claims rc Lands, See.:
Remarks (Mr. Reid, OrenviUe) in Com. of Sup., 14104 (vi).
ONTARIO-Con.
Williamsburg Canal, Overseer's House : in Com. of Sup., 14150 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Stewart, Mr., Appnmt. as Sept, of
Canals : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 12927 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Schell) 14599 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Working Scow : in Com. of Sup., 14154
(vi).
Windsor, Customs Port of Entry, Salaries,
&c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3907 (ii).
See ' Kilroy, ' &c.
[Stage Direction]
Post Office Letter Boxes : in Com. of
Sup., 13113 (vi).
Wingham Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13120 (vi).
Wolfe Island Channel, River St. Lawrence :
in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i), 13252 (vi).
Woodstock Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13041,
13108 (vi).
Operating Expenses, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 7811
(iv).
Order, Ques. of, in Com. on Criminal Code B.: Ruling (Mr. Hep. Speaker) 318 (i).
Order in the House : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12723 (vi).
Order, Questions of : Mr. Speaker's Rulings (Mr. Ingram) 10537 (v).
Order, Ques of, re Brunet and Dom. Elections : Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 108 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See ' H. of C.'
O'Reilly, Mr., Claims re Tobacco Factory Damaged by Fire : in Com. of Sup., Remarks (Mr. Hackctt) 13978 (vi).
Orford Mountain Ry. Co's. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14459 (vi).
Original Construction, I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 3698 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'I.C.R.'
Orillia, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 968 (i).
[Stage Direction]
remarks in Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Buildings, Removal of Caretaker :
in Com. of Sup., 1007, 1016 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
Orleans Island, Mail Service &c.: Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 670 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i).
See 'Island of Orleans.'
Oromocto Shoals, Lightkeeper, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1194 (i).
Oromocto Wharf, River St. John : in Com. of Sup., 1181 (i).
Osaka Exhibition : See 'Japan.'
Oshawa Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13110 (vi).
Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, Engineer's Reps.: M. for Copies (Mr. Murray) 1299 (i). Ottawa Govt. Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 342 (i), 5842 (iii), 14243 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Additional Land : in Com. of Sup., 353 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Additional Rooms, &c.: in Com. of Sup.
13006 (vi).
ecxviii
[Stage Direction]
Ottawa Govt. Buildings, Caretakers, Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 982 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Coal Contract, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1008 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Coal Shed : in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Elevators, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1012 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Eire Security and Martineau Rep. re :
Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 4673 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Furniture, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 973,1006 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Govt. Offices, Rentals, Leases, &c. : M. for
Ret. (Mr. Sproule) 588 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Grounds, Maintenance : in Com. of Sup.,
1015 (i).
[Stage Direction]
cricket playing : Objection (Mr. Sproule)
2398, 2421 (i).
[Stage Direction]
paving, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13119 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lighting &c.: in Com. of Sup., 974, 988 (i).
[Stage Direction]
New Elevator for West Block : in Com. of
Sup., 13115 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Rentals, Leases, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 989
(i).
[Stage Direction]
Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5007 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Steel Shelving, Sec.: in Com. of Sup., 13087
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Telephones, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1013 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Western Block, Heating, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 13087 (vi).
Ottawa City Bridges, Approaches, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2700 (ii).
Ottawa City Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi). Ottawa, Concession Street Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 14150 (vi).
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See ' Waltham. '
Ottawa Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 438 (i).

Elevator : in Com. of Sup., 5844 (iii).

Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13117 (vi).
Ottawa River, Petawawa Narrows, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i), 13251 (vi).

Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 541 (i).

Branch Line, to St. Denis Wharf: Ques.
(Mr. Monk) 1049o'(v).
Ouelle River, Pier Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).	,
Owen Sound, Building, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13122 (vi).

Harbour Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
1377 (i).

Harbour Survey, Sec.: Ques. (Mr. Thomson,
Greg) 5317 (iii).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 439 (i).

M. for Ret. (Mr. Casgrain) 567 (i).
Paris Agency, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 12589 (v).
Paris Chamber of Commerce : See ' Chamber of Commerce. '
Parkhill Mail Contract, Remuneration, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Sherritt) 1594 (i).
Parliament, Date of Convening, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Boyd) 14853 (vi).
See 'Sessions.'
Parliamentary Debates, Lowering Tone of : Remarks (Mr. Scott) 14583 (vi).
See ' Debates.'
Parliamentary Documents, of Legislative Assembly, Postage re: Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 14036 (vi).

Translation, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain)
545 (i).



Parliament Grounds, Dust Nuisance, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 2104 (i).

Lawn Mutilation : Remarks (Mr. Sproule)
2398, 2421 (i).
Parliament: Opening, l(i), Prorogation, 14858 (vi).
Parrsboro and Springhill Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14506 (vi).
Parrsboro and Truro : See ' Ry. Subsidies for N.S.', &c.
Parrsboro, N.S., Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Parry Sound, Ont., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13248 (vi).
See ' Depot Harbour.'
Paspebiao and Gaspe Basin SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13694 (vi).
Paspebiac to Gaspe, Ry. Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14460 (vi).
Paspebiac, Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13464 (vi).
Passes, I. C. Railway: M. (Mr. Bell) for Ret.. 2337 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Clarke) 9582 (iv.)


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate:  See ' International Ry. Appliances.'

Sec ' Keller. '

See ' McDougall, James S.'

See ' Standard Car. '

See ' Woolf Valve,' &c.
Paving Sidewalks, Ottawa, Concrete : in Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).
Peace and Pelly Rivers, Pack Trail : in Com. of Sup., 13323 (vi).
Peel, Cardwell and Halton Census Schedules : Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6436 (iii).
See 'Halton.'
Peggy's Cove, Halifax, Dismissal of Light-keeper : Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 2312 (i).
Pelletier, H. L., Canvassing for ' Le Canada,' Payments to, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com. of Sup., 13980, 14002 (vi).
See ' Latour, ' &o.
Pelly River Bridge at Lethbridge, Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 13367 (vi).
Pembroke, N.S., Breakwater: in Coni, of Sup., 13205 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Contracts re Groceries : Ques. (Mr. Sproule)
10100 (v).
See 'Justice.'


Penny Banks B.: Increase, &c. : Remarks in Com, of Sup.,
13130 (vi).

Increase of Pay : Ques. (fylr. Oilmour) 13371
(vi).
Personal Explanation (Mr. Bourassa), re Stock Gambling, 7204 (iii).
Personal Explanation re Report of Speech : (Mr, Hughes. Victoria) 14850 (vi).
See 'Privilege.'
Perth Public Building : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13075 (vi).
Petawawa Narrows, Award to Gi C. Poupore : in Com. of Sup., 13251 (vi).

Improvement to Channel : in Com. of Sup.,
1425 (i).
Peterrorocgh, Armoury: in Com. of Sup., 13083 (vi).

Canal, Lift Lock : in Com. of Sup., 12927
(vi).
______Entrance Pier, Trent Canal : in Com. of
Sup., 14645 (vi).
Petersen, Tate & Co.'s, Deposit Cheque : in Com. of Sup., 6953 (iii).	-
See ' Atlantic.'
Pethic, Dr., Vet. Surgeon, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 5505 (iii).
Petit iie Grat, Protection Work, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i).



Petit de Ghat and I.C.R. Terminus at Mulgrave, SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 14249 (vi).
Petitions, Presentation of, Rules, &c.: Remarks
(Mr. Speaker), 6 (i).
Petitions re G.T.Ry., Signatures, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Talbot), 12715 ; Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 12715 (vi).
Petition rejected as Contrary to Rule 86 (Mr. Speaker), 654 (i).
See ' H. of C.'
Petit Rocher, N.B., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13234 (vi).
[DOT]" ' Petrel ", Replacement by New Steamer : in Com. of Sup., 13658 (vi).
See ' Marine.'
Pickering Harbour, Repairs to Piers, &c : in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
Pickett's Pier, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Picton Mail Service, Irregularity, &c.: Remarks on M. for Sup. (Mr. Alcorn), 13134 (vi).

Public Buildings, Levelling Grounds : in
Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).
Pictou, Increased Accommodation, I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 8317 (iv), 12827, 14088 (vi).

Lighthouse Construction : Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 4167 (ii).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4132-4168 (ii).
See ' Shipping Casualties Bill.'
Pintsch Gas Equipment for I.C.R. Cars: in Com. of Sup., 8291 (iv).
Plains of Abraham and Military Parades, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Casgrain), 3234 (ii).
Pleasant Bay, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Pneumatic Tube Mail Service, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 13998 (vi).
Pointe au Baril, Georgian Bay Route Channel :
in Com. of Sup., 1365 (i).
Pointe aux Trembles, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Pointe du Chene, N.B., Breakwater: in Com. of
Sup., 13235 (vi).
Point Edward, Ont., Dredging : in Cbm. of Slip., 1377 (i). 13249 (vi).
Pointe Fortune, Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Point Prim, P.E.I., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
Point Tupper, Dredging, Claims of Mr. Connolly:
in Com. of Sup., 14103 (vi).

Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 8309 (iv).
Poirierville, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i), 13205 (vi).
Polar Expedition, Govt. Aid to Capt. Bernier :
Remarks (Mr. Charlton), 12805 (vi.)
Police Magistrates, Yukon. Living Allowances, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3415 (ii).
See 'Yukon.'
Political Corruption, &o.: Remarks in Com. on Dom. Elections B., 891 (i).
Portage du Fort Bridge, Reconstruction: in Com. of Sup., 2690 (ii).
Portage, P.E.I., Post Office Opening, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Hackett), in Com. of Sup.. 14008 (vi).
Port Arthur, Additional Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 3341 (ii)., 13012 (vi).
See 'Ontario,' &c.
Port Burwell Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Port Colborne, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3368 (ii).

Elevator Foundations : in Com. of Sup.,
14149 (vi).

 Entrance Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 12902 (vi).

Rock Cut: in Com. of Sup., 14148 (vi).



Portrait Painting of His Majesty the King and Canadian Artists ; Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 13026 (vi).
See ' Art,' &c.
Port Stanley Harbour Improvement : in Com. of Sup., 1370 (i), 13249 (vi).
Postal Scales : See 'Weights and Measures.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Cornwall Road P.   O.@: , Mail Service: Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) 14038 (vi).
Country Postmasters, Salary Increases, Ac.: Remarks in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5662, 5676, 5863 (iii).
See ' Postmasters, Rural. '
Country Post Offices, Hours of Closing, Ac.: Remarks (Mr. Lancaster) in Com. of Sup., 5931 (iii).

Pemnrks in Com. of Sun.. 6037 (iii). 14011
Crown Tailoring Co,, Toronto, Supplies for P. O. Dept.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6152 (iii).	'
Cutler and Gorf. Bay Mail Contract, Ac.: Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 6161
(iii) *	.

Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2308 (i).


Spanish Mills Mail Service : Ques.
(Mr. Bennett) 2308 (i).
Defaulting Postmasters re Saving Banks Deposits : in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi). Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Sir William Mulock) 89 (i).	.
Distribution, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bell) 879 (i). Deptl. Salaries, Additional Clerks: in Com. of Sup., 13995 (vi).
Dixon, Mr. J. W. T., Dead Letter Office, Winnipeg. Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 13995 (vi).'
Doyle, Mr., Ry. Mail Clerk : in Com. of Sup., 5928 (iii).	,
Edville Postmaster, Opening of Office, Ac.:
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14035 (vi).
Emerson Mail Service : Ques. (Mr. LaRivilre) 5321 (iii).
Employees, Holidays, Ac. : Ques. (Mr. Monk>
4005 (ii).
Enterprise Post Office, Dismissal of Postmaster ; Remarks (Mr. Avery) in Com. of Sup., 14007 ; Memorandum (Sir William Mulock) read, 14008 (vi).
Ernestown Station Postmaster, Change, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 1034 (i).
Facilities to Parishes near Montreal, Pet.
re : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 12498 (v).
Fittings, Ac. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13090 (vi).
Gagetown Mail Contract, N.B. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1676 (i).	.
General Statement : in Com. of Sup., (Sir William Mulock) 14012 tvi).
Guelph Post Office Building : in Com. of Sup.. 637 (i).
Halifax Post Office Employees, Pet. re Increase of Salaries : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) on cone., 14759 (vi).


Salary Increases: in Com. of Sup.,
6004	(iii).
H. of C., locked P. 0. Boxes : Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Huxjhes, Victoria) 6026 (iii). Inspectors, Supt. of Ry. Mail Service, Ac.: in Coin, of Sup., 14001 (vi).
Insurance Fund, Rep., Ac.: Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 14660 (vi).
Inverness Postal Service: in Com. of Sup., 6051 (iii).
Jubilee Stamps, Sale, Ac.: Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 6060 (iii).	[DOT]
Kelley's Cross, Mail Service : in Com. of Sup., 5938 (iii).
Lambton Postmaster. Dismissal, Ac.: Remarks (Mr. Clancy) in Com. of Sup., 6166 (iii), 14278 14661 (vi).
Lemon, Mr., Transfer to Toronto P. O. : in Com. of Sup., 5929 (iii).



CCXX11 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
POST OFFICE-Con.
Letter Box Collections : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6139 (iii).
Letter Boxes in Post Offices : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 13034 (vi).
Letter Carriers, Increase of Salaries r Remarks (Mr. McCreary) in Com. of Sup., 14011 (vi).	'
[Stage Direction]
Boots, Purchase of : in Com. of Sup.,
6139 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 6058, 6063 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Salaries, &c. : in Com. on Post Office B.,
5660, 5672 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Salary Increases : in Com. of Sup., 6004
(iii).	*
[Stage Direction]
Superannuation, &c.: Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 6013 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Toronto, Salaries : in Com. of Sup.,
6005	(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Winnipeg, Salaries: in Com. of Sup.,
6006	(iii).
Lime Rock, N.S., Postmaster's Salary : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1297 (i).
McNulty, Postmaster, Pet. re Removal of Office : in Com. of Sup., 14661 (vi).
See ' Lambton.1
Macleod, N.W.T., Dismissal of Postmaster : Ques. (Mr. Osier) 8082 (iv).
Mahone Bay, Postal service : Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) in Com. of Sup., 14038 (vi).
Mail Bags,- Refunding Express Charges : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 14684 (vi).
See general heading.
[Stage Direction]
Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6139 (iii).
Mail, Canadian, sent via New York: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 10713 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7728 (iv).
Mails carried by Rys. : Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6268 (iii).
Mail Cars.   N.W.T.@: , Insufficient Accommodation : Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. of Sup., 6048 (iii).

Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. on P. O. Bill,
5870 (iii).
Mail Clerks, Increase of Salary : Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com. of Sup., 13997 (vi).
See ' Ry. Mail Clerks. '
Mail Marking Machines : in Com. of Sup., 6159 (iii).
Mail Service, P. O. Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 6053, 6065 (iii).

P.E.I., Irregularity, &c.: Remarks(Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 5937 (iii).
Mallon, Mr., Dismissal: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6037 (iii).
Man. Postmasters : See ' Postmasters. ' Meaford Post Office : Remarks (Mr. Thomson, Grey) in Com. of Sup., 13069 (vi).
Miller Bhos., Payments re Defaulting Postmaster : in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi). Montreal Post Office, Accumulation of Mail, &c : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3972 (ii). Moosejaiv Postmaster, Increase of Salary : in Com. of Sup., 6048 (iii).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 13130(vi).
Napanee Post Office, Rental, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 1594 (i).
Nesbitt, Man., Postmaster Watson and Emplymt. by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1195 (i).
Newmarket Office Specialty Co., &o. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13088 (vi).

Ques. of Privilege (Sir WiUiam Mulock)
13256 (vi).
Newspaper Boxes, Names of Manufacturers : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 14283 (vi).
See ' Boxes. '
POST OFFICE-Can.
N. W. Ter., Postal Service: Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com. of Sup., 14039 (vi).
Orleans Islands Mail Service: Ques. (Mr.. Casgrain) 670 (i).	*
Ottawa, Post Office, Elevator : in Com. of Sup., 5844 (iii).
*

 Supply Co.: in Com. of Sup., 6146 (iii).
Outside Service, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5924, 6004 (iii).
Parkhill Mail Contract, Remuneration, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Sherritt) 1594 (i).
Parliamentary Documents of Legislative Assembly, Postage, re: Remarks (Mr. Sproulc) in Com. of Sup., 14036 (vi).
Picton Mail Service, Irregularity, &o.: Remarks on M. for Sup. (Mr. Alcorn) 13134 (vi).
Pneumatic Tube Mail Service, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13998 (vi).
Portage, P.E.I., Post Office, Opening, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 14008 (vi).
Postal, Boxes on Street Corners : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13091 (vi).

Convention : See ' Convention.'

Mail Service: in Com. of Sup., 6053 (iii).
Postmasters, Association, Man. and N.W.T., Memorial re Salaries: Ques. (Mr. LaRiviire) 13259 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. LaRiv&re) in Com. of Sup.,
13994 (vi).

Stmnt. (Sir William Mulock) in Com. of
Sup., 14016 (vi).

Defaulting re Savings Banks: Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi).

Dismissal, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1020 (i).

in Man. and N.W.T., Pets, re Salaries:
Ques. (Mr. LaRimcre) 125 (i).
Postmasters, Rural, Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 5920, 6037 (iii).

See ' Country.'
Postmasters' Salaries, Arrears: in Com. of Sup., 5921 (iii).
Post Offices in Cities, Stmnt. of Revenue and Expenditure, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 666 (i).
Privilege, Ques. of (Sir WiUiam Mulock) re Newmarket Office Specialty Co., 13256 (vi).
Quebec Postmasters : See ' Newspaper Agents.'
Ry. Carriage of Mails, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6268 (iii).
Ry. Mail Clerks : in Com. on Post Office B. 208, 5659 (iii).

in Com. of Sup., 5926, 6136 (iii).

Increased Salaries : in Com. of Sup.,
6026 (iii).

Man. and N. W. T.: in Com. of Sup.,
14041 (vi).
See ' Mail Clerks.'
Ry. Mail Service in N.W.T.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 5934 (iii).
Ry. Mail Transfer Agents : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6136 (iii).
Rainy River Mail Service : Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 6889 (iii).
Robson, Michael, Resignation as Postmaster at Ayr : Ques. (Mr. Clare) 1195 (i).
Ronan, Mr., and Ottawa Supply Co.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.. 6148 (iii).
Rural Mail Delivery, Free Establishment, &C.: Ques. (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 285 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 13259 (vi).

P.E.I., Par. in Charlottetown Patriot:
Remarks (Mr. Hackett) 13806 (vi).

Remarks in Com. of Suj)., 506 (i), 6137
(iii); Amt. (Mr. Maclean) 511 (i).

ccxxiii
POST OFFICE-Con.
St. Boniface, Money Order Branch, Closing: Ques. (Mr. EaRii-Ure) 5321 (iii).

Postal Facilities: Ques (Mr. LaRiviire)
1858 (i).
Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 6136(iii).
Savings Banks, Defalcations of Postmaster : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi). Smith, F. H., P.O. Dept., Salary, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 14000 (vi).
Stamping Letters by Ministers, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6936 (iii) .
Supplies and Current Wages, Declaration, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6068 (iii). Thetford Mines Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 441 (i).
Toronto, Additional Postal Station : in Com. of Sup., 13112 (vi).
Toronto Post Office, Branch Office: in Com. of Sup., 5920 (iii).	_

Automobiles : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
6050 (iii).
Transfer of Temporary Clerks to Permanent Staff : in Com. of Sup., 13994 (vi).
U. S. Instructions to Masters of Vessels re Customs Manifest, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 5664 (iii).
Valleyfield Post Office, Erection, Purchase of Site, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 98 (i).

Tenders re-. Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 11187 (v).


Cornwall Road P.   O.@: , Inspector, Salary : in Com. of Sup., 14000 (vi).
Vankleek Hill Postal Service, Complaints re : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) on Cone., 14764 (vi).
Whitney Pier, Postmaster, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 130, 668 (i). Winnipeg P. O., Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 14001 (vi).	.

Revenue, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 666 (i).
Pottinger, Mr., I.C.R., Rep. of re Ties, &c. : M. for Copy (Mr. Haggart) 3806 (ii).
* Poultry Farming, ' Pamphlet of Dept. : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 7640 (iv).
Poupore, G. C., Award : See 'Ottawa River.'
Pratt & Co., Lease of Midland Water Front, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5749 (iii).

See 'Midland.'
Preferential Tariff, and Rt. Hon. Jos. Chamberlain's Speech : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 13375 (vi).

and S. A. Colonies, Res. of Winnipeg Board
of Trade : Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 1678 (i).

Certificate of Origin : Remarks (Mr. Clarke)
3583 (ii).

with France re shipping B. C. Salmon :
Remarks (Mr. Earle) in Com. of Sup., 7799 (iv).

Par. in ' Montreal Star ' re Mr. Fielding's
Pledges re Mr. Chamberlain's Scheme, 13936 (vi).

Prevention of Fraud, &c. : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 3921 (ii).

re German Goods : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 5322 (iii).

Memorandum of Mr. Balfour, Pres'dt. of
British Board of Trade, in Financial Statement, 1402 (i).

Offer of Can. Govt, to G.B.: Remarks (Mr. SprovZe) 3219 (ii).
Prki'Ontaine, Hon. R., and Public Works Portfolio : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2266-2273,2657, 2925, 2956 (ii).
Prendergast, Judge, Delay in Appnmt.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 212 (i).
Prescott, Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5915 (iii).

Inland Rev. Officials, Salaries, Promotions, &c .: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 13968 (vi).
Presque Isle, Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 1095 (i).

Dock Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1370 (i).
Press Associated Despatches: Sec'British Cable,' &e.
Press Representatives in Gallery of H. of C., Sessional Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 14114, 14242 (vi).
Preston, Mr., Interview re Can. Butter : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 10712 (v).

Statement rc Can. Apples : Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) 11184 (v).

Suit by Can. Employment Bureau : Remarks
(Mr. Clarke) 12220 (v).
See 'Barr Colony,' &c.
Preventive Service, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3949 (ii).

See 'Customs.'
Prime Minister, Congratulations re twenty-five years AS A Member (Mr. Sproule) 11690 (v).
' Prince Albert Advocate,' Proclamation re Saskatchewan Election : in Com. of Sup., 14268 (vi).

See 'Advocate.'
Prince Albert, Clerk of Court, Salary : in Com. of Sup., 3401 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Habkett) in Com. of Sup.,
12838 (vi).

Station : in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Anglo-American Tel. Co., Monopoly, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 13328, 13338 (vi).
Annandale, Pier, Amt. expended : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2921 (ii).

Range Lights, Amt. expended : Ques.
(Mr. HackettY2921 (ii).
Beach Point, Boat Channel : in Com. of Sup., 13218 (vi).
Belfast Pier, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1153 (i).
Blueshank, Straightening Curve : in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi).
Bonded Warehouses, Rental, Closing, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 12073 (v).



CCXX1V INDEX

[Stage Direction]
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND-Con.
Brennan, Mr. J. P., Dismissal: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 13994 (vi). Brookfield Station, Enlargement: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14083 (vi).
Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
Canoe Cove, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.,
13218	(vi).
Canso Ferry Service, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7525 (iii), 12602 (v), 14093 (vi).
Cape Traverse, Survey, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
13219	(vi).
C.arleton Head, Survey re: in Com. of Sup., 13219 (vi).
Casoumpeo Harbour, Beach Opening : in Com. of Sup., 1153 (i).
Charlottetown, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Dom. Building : in Com. of Sup., 13036
(vi).
[Stage Direction]

Station Accommodation : in Com. of
Sup., 14131 (vi).	,
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 4442 (ii).
Coal Fields, Survey : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2503
(ii)	.
Conroy, Mr., Sub-Collector Tignish, Dismissal : Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 13993 (vi).
Cove Head, Channel Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13222 (vi).
Creosoted Timber for Piers and Breakwaters : in Com. of Sup., 1155 (i).
Curry, James, Customs Collector at Charlottetown, Superannuation, &o .: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3918 (ii), 13992 (vi). DesRoches, Fishery Guard, Alleged Frauds: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 10955 (v).
Dredging Plant : in Com. of Sup., 13313 (vi). Elmira Branch Line : in Com. of Sup., 12835 (vi).
Farquharson, Mil, late M.P., Decease of: Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 5512 (iii). Fishing Bounties, Guardian DesRoches, Alleged Fraud : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 10955 (v). Fish Shippers, Loss, &c., by Govt. Strs. : Memorandum read (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 4051-54 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 13373 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 3394 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13520 (vi).
Gaspereaux Harbour, Graham's Pond : in Com. of Sup., 1155 (i).
Grand River Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).	.
Harbours and Rivers : in Com. of Sup., 1153 (i), 13218 (vi).
Htggin's Shore Pier, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1159 (i), 13222 (vi).
Hillsborough Bridge, Agreement, Amount paid, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2758 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Contractor's Name, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2584 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 4444 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
in Com. of Sup., 12829, 14108, 14115 (vi).
Kelley's Cross, Mail Service : in Com. of Sup., 5938, 6064 (iii).
Kensington Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 12840 (vi).
Kinkora Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 12841 (vi).
Larkin, Capt. W. S., Complaints re: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2922 (ii).
Letter Carriers : in Com. of Sup., 6058, 6063
(iii)	.
Lewis Point, Pier Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND-Con.
Lobster Industry, Inspection, re: in Com. of Sup., 13649 (vi).	.
[Stage Direction]
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Lower Montague, P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup.,
1159 (i).
Mail Service, Irregularity, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 5937 (iii).
Mail Subsidy, P.E.I. and G.B. : in Com. of Sup., 6001 (iii).
Montague Bridge Survey, P.E.I. Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Mount Stewart Freight House : in Com. of Sup., 7530 (iii).
Murray Harbour Branch Ry., P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 7530 (iii), 7801 (iv), 12829, 14108, 14115 (vi).
See ' Hillsborough. '
New London Harbour Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Repairs to Breakwater : in Com. of
Sup., 1160 (i).
Northam and Richmond Stations : in Com. of Sup., 12841 (vii.
North Cardigan, Pier Extension : in Com. of
Sup., 13223 (vi).
Northumberland Straits, Winter Navigation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 6895 (iii).
O'Leary Station, P.E.I. Ry., Branch Line, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 6168 (iii).
[Stage Direction]

Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup.,
12838 (vi).
O'Leary Station, P.E.I. Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 7536 (iii).
O'Reilly, Mr., Claims re Tobacco Factory, Damaged by Fire : in Com. of Sup., remarks (Mr. Hackett) 13978 (vi).
Oyster Fishing, P.E.I., Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2920 (ii).
Oysters, Herring, &c., Fish Inspection, Investigation, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13649 (vi).
Perce, Extension Pier in North Cove: in
Com. of Sup., 13467 (vi).
Pethick, Dr., Yet. Surgeon, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 5505 (iii).
Piers and Breakwaters, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1160 (i).
Point Prim, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
Portage, Post Office Opening, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 14008 (vi).
P.E.I. and G. B. Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 6001 (iii), 7744 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
and Mainland SS. Subventions : in
Com. of Sup., 7741 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
and Newfoundland SS. Subvention : in
Com. of Sup., 13676 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Protest re Representation in H. of C.:
Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 5316 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Redistribution. '
P. E. I. Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 7530 (iii), 7801
(iv), 12608 (v), 12828 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
General Vote: in Com. of Sup., 12891
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Misrepresentation re total Cost : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, P. E. I.) 1679 (i).
[Stage Direction]

Murray Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 14108, 14115 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ry. Sale of Tickets:	Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2503 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Subsidies by Govt. : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14472 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Water Service : in Com. of Sup., 12841
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,
12891 (vi).
[Stage Direction]


PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND-Con.
Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
Queens, West, Representation re: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) 13378 (vi).
Redistribution re P. E. I. and N. B., Cor. respecting : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 876 (i).
Representation in P.E.I. and N B. for H. of C., Law Officers' Opinion : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 5316 (iii).
Richmond and Northaji, P.E.I. Rv. Station : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Richmond Bat, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13223
(vi).	„
Rural Mail Delivery, Par. in Charlottetown Patriot: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) 13806 (vi).
Semaphore Lights, P.E.I. Ry. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 4443 (ii).
Shippers of Frozen Fish, Claims against Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 13373 (vi).
Skinner's Pond : in Com. of Sup., 13308 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com, of Sup.,
13445 (vi).
Souris, Knight's Point Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1162 (i).
Southport and Murray Harbour, Ry. Tenders, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2584 (ii).
St. Louis, Elmsdale, Coleman and Conway Station Agents, P.E.I. Ry., Salaries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 4361 (ii).
"Stanley," Str., and P.E.I. Winter Communication : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey), 4000 (ii),
[Stage Direction]
Mr. Macmillan's Rep. re Repairs : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey), in Com. of Sup., 4050
(ii).
Station Agents, P.E.I. Ry., Salaries, Sc.: Ques. (Mr. Hackett), 4361 (ii)
Steel Rails, P.E.I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 7802 (iv).
Summerside, P.E.I., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Completion, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey),
3234 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Coal Sheds : in Com. of Sup., 12828 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 3367 (ii),
13227 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Extension: in Com. of Sup.,
12828 (vi).
Telegraph Lines and Mainland : in Com. of Sup., 2988 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Res. of Board of Trade : in Com. of
Sup., 2702 (ii).
Telegraph Service: Remarks in Ccup. of Sup., 13326 (vi).
Tignish Breakwater, Rebuilding, etc.: in Com. of Sup., 1162 (i).
Winter Communication with P.E.I.: M. for Memorials, &c. (Mr. Lefurgey), 2765 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Cor. with Govt.: M. for Copies (Mr. Hughes, P.E.I.), 1036 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Str. "Stanley": Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey),
4006 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Construction of Str.: Ques. (Mr. Hackett), 6895 (iii).
Printing and Stationery Bill: See ' Public,'
&c.
Printing and Stationery, Deptl. Rep. : Presented
(Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 1102 (i).
Printing Bureau and Union Employees : Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 4182, 4414 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
and Union Labels, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Brock),
4179 (ii).
Printing Bureau, Compositors and Typographical Union : Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 4444 (ii).
Printing Bureau, Indebtedness of Members, &c.; Ques. (Mr. Robinson, Elgin), 4180 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Plant : in Com, of Sup., 12587 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 223 (i).
Printing Com. : M. (Mr. Parmelee) to cone, in 3rd Rep., 5314 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
1- M. (Mr. Parmelee) to concur in 4th Rep. of
Com., 5581 (iii).
Printing ofParlt.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5267
(iii).
Printing, Stationery, Customs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3962 (ii).
Prisons Act: See 'Reformatory.'
Pritchard and Andrews, P.O. Supplies : in Com. of Sup., 6154 (iii).
Pritchett, and Political Corruption in Ont. : Remarks (Mr. Ingram), 898, 908 (i).
Private Bankers : See ' Bankers.'
Private Bills : M. (Mr. Morrison), to extend Time, 10489 (v).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Russell) to suspend Rule, 4[)58 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Notices, Revising Rules re: M. (Mr. Demers,
Iberville) in Com. on Rep. of Joint Com., 13547 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Order for Procedure : Remarks (Mr. La-
Riviire), 5138 (iii).
Private Cars, Amounts paid for Haulage : Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 9682 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Purchased by Govt,, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler),
2309 (i).
Privileges and Elections Com., 1st Rep. of Sel. Com.: Presented (Mr. Sutherland, Essex), 5511
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
M. re Stenographer (Mr. Fraser), 7202 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
2nd Rep. re Mr. Lor, M.P.: Presented (Mr. Wade), 7916 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Monk) to pript Evidence, 7917 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 7918 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
M. to cone, in Rep., 7922, 8008; Amt. (Mr. Monk), 8008, Neg. (Y. 40; N. 105), 8069, 8080 (iv).
Privilege, Ques. of : (Mr. Fisher) Par. in Ottawa Citizen re Montreal Herald Co., 5314 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
(Sir Wilfrid Laurier) Par. in La Fatrie, 6803
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Lennox) rc Visitors in Corridors, 11557
(v).	. ^
[Stage Direction]
(Sir William Mulock) re Newmarket Office
Specialty Co., 13256 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Osier) re Western Rys. and 'Grafters,'
10497, 10529 (v).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Robinson, Elgin) re Attendance at House,
2015 (i).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Roche., Halifax) re Fishermen of N.S.,
* Outskirts of Civilization,' 13373 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Schell) re Purchase of Cheese Hoops, 5416
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Schell) re Appnmt. of Mr. Stewart on
Canals, 14599 (vi).

[Stage Direction]
Privilege (Mr. Scott) re ' Lowering Tone of Debates', in Campaign Literature, 14583 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Talbot) re Par. in Ottawa Citizen, 3127
(ii).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Talbot) re Pets, of G.T.P.Ry. Co., 132G5
(vi).
See 'G.T.P.Ry.,'&c.
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Tarte) re ' Eureka ', 14687 (vi).
Privy Council OffiCE : in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).	.
Procedure re Adjournment: Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Sproule), 6630 (iii).
Prorogation : Com. from Gov. Gen.'s Secretary (Mr. Speaker), 14844 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Mess, from His Ex., 14858 (vi).
Prospect, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13205(vi).
Provincial Autonomy for N.W.T.: Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of Sup.' 13856; Neg. (Y. 29 ; N. 63), 13932 (vi).
See 'Autonomy.'
[Stage Direction]
Further Cor., &c.: Remarks (Mr. Sifton),
7295 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Imperfect Ret. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 6891 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to print Papers,
5582 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Papers laid on Table (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr),
5512 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Boyd), 1296 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ret., &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6946(iii).
See 'N.W.T. Subsidies B. 256.'	[DOT]
Provincial Court Judges, &c.; See 'Judges Retiring,' &c.
Provincial Subsidies, Increases, &e.: M. for Cor., &c. (Mr. Lemienx) 691 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 5764 (iii).
Public Accounts : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 89 (i).
Public Accounts Com.: M. (Mr. Fraser) 367 (i).
[Stage Direction]
M. to add Name (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3431
(ii).
[Stage Direction]
Meetings concurrently with Sittings of
Hse. : Remarks (Mr. Clancy) 8334 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
producing Census Schedules : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 7058 (iii).
Publication of Statutes: See 'Statutes.'
Public Debt, Conversion, Payment to Civil Servants re, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14253 (vi).
Public Debt, Interest Decrease : Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 14665 (vi).
Public Documents, Distribution to Boards of Trade : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 1378 (i).
Public Expenditure on Private Wharfs, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13451 (vi).
Public Health Act, Unorganized Districts, Quarantine, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5490 (iii).
Public Health, Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 5007
(ii).	.
[Stage Direction]
See ' Agriculture.
Public Printing and Stationery Act Amt.
B. No. 182 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 1° m., 3392; 2°*, 4203; in Com., 4203; 3°*, 4213 (ii); Sen. Amts., 5872 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c, 50).
Public Works Act (contracts) Amt. B'
No. 193 (Mr. Sutherland) V m., 3970; 2°*,
4221; in Com., 4221; 3C*, 4224 (ii). (3 Edward
VII, e. 52).
Public Works Management and Control
B. No. 269 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 1° m., 14281; 2°,
and in Com., 14741; 3°*, 14755 (vi). (3 Edward

[Stage Direction]
PUBLIC WORKS:
Abbott's Harbour, N.S., Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13141 (vi).
Abram's Rivers, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13141 (vi).
Acton Vale Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 13059 (vi).
Aitken's Wharf, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 1159
(i).	'
'Alaska,' Str., Purchase by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 6629 (iii).
Alberni-Clayoquot Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 5918 (iii).
Alexandria Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 487 (i).
Alliston Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 495 (i).
Alma Pier, N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 1184 (i).
Amagandus Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 1068 (i).
Amherstburg, Ont., Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1285 (i), 13235 (vi).
Anderson's Hollow, Wharf, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1163 (i).
Anderson and Kennedy's Lake : in Com. of
Sup., 1451 (i).
Anglo-American Tel. Co., Monopoly, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup., 13328, 13338 (vi).
Annandale Pier, P.E.I., Amt. expended : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2921 (ii).
Anse aux Gascons, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Ansf, aux Gris Fonds, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Anse St. Jean, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Anticosti Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 5917 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Fox Bay, Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup.,
13325 (vi).
Antigonish Post Office, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13034 (vi).
Arbitration and Awards re Public Works, Payments &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13339 (vi).
Architect's (Chief) Office, Ottawa, Salaries,
Sic. : in Com. of Sup., 2747 (ii).
Architects re Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 524 (i).
Architect of Public Works, Salary Arrears : in Com. of Sup., 13498 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Staff, Public Works : in Corn, of Sup.,
961 (i).
Arichat, N.S., Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 5827 (iii).
Arichat, West, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Arrow Lakes Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13304 (vi).
Ashcroft-Dawson Tel. Line and Branches : in Com. of Sup., 2992 (ii).
Absiniboine and Red Rivers Navigation, Com. from Winnipeg Board of Trade : Ques. (Mr. Boyd) 1298 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere) 1859 (i).
See " St. Andrews Rapids " (vi).
Atlin-Quesnel Tel. Bhanch : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).

[Stage Direction]
PHBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Bailey's Bkook, N.S., Breakwater Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1072 (i).
Barachois de Malbaie Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Barrie, Ont., Wharf Construction : in Com.
of Sup., 1180 (i), 13452 (vi).
Barry's Bay, Ont., Madawaska River : in
Com. of Sup., 13236 (vi).
Batisoan River, Channel Dredging : in Com.
of Sup., 2280 (i).
See 'St. Maurice.'
Baxter's Harbour, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13143 (vi).
Bayfield Extension Piers, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1188 (i), 13141 (vi).
Bay du Vin Wharf, Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 1164 (i).	.
Beach Point, P.E.I., Boat Channel : in Com. of Sup., 13218 (vi).
Belfast Pier, P.E.I., Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1153 (i).
Belle Isle, Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 2712, 2989 (ii).
Belle Riviere, Sheet Piling, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1191 (i).
Belleville, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 969,
(i), 13082 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Boundaries &c.: Ques. (Mr. Porter) 5588 (iii).
Benoit's Cove, N.S., Boat Landing : in Com. of Sup., 13143 (vi).
Bersijiis to Godbout Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13332 (vi).
Big Harbour, Port Bevis, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13143 (vi).
Big Pond Wharf, N.S., Superstructure : in Com. of Sup., 1071, 1073 (i).
Black Brook, N.B., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13227 (vi).
Blind River, Ont., Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13235	(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Tenders, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Birkctt) 1298 (i).
Bois Brule, Training Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13448 (vi).
Bonaventure, East, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13446 (vi).
Bowmanville, Breakwater, Repairs, &o.: in
Com. of Sup., 1352 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 507 (i).
Bow River Bridge, Canmore, Protection, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6925 (iii).
Bracebridge, Ont., Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13236	(vi).
Brampton Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 966 (i), 13085 (vi).	%	'
Brantford Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13108 (vi).
Brasses' Point Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 7808
(iv).	.
Breton Cove, N.S., Boat Landing : in Com. of Sup., 13151 (vi).
Bridgeburg Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).
Bridges over Canals, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
Bridgewater, N.S., Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1074 (i).
B.C. Telegraph Lines, Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 13368 (vi).
Broad Cove, N.S., Harbour: in Com. of Sup., 13199 (vi).
Bronte, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 1354 (i), 13236 (vi),
[Stage Direction]
Lighthouse : Remarks in Com. of Sup.
(Mr. Henderson) 5755 (iii).
Bruce Mines, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5911
(iii).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Com.
Bryson Bridge, Reconstruction of Piers : in Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).
Buildings, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Generally : in Com. of Sup., 956,1065(i).
[Stage Direction]
Man.: in Com. of Sup., 442 (i), 5844 (iii),
13126 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Mar. Provs.: in Com. of Sup., 422 (i).
[Stage Direction]
N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 412, 486 (i), 13037
(vi).	-
[Stage Direction]
 N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 411 (i), 5827 (iii),
13028 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 958 (i), 13129 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 487, 956 (i), 5842
(iii), 13082 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 342 (i).
See ' Ottawa. '
[Stage Direction]
P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 5841 (iii), 13053
14245 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quebec, Renewals, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
422 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Yukon : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).
See ' Dominion Buildings.'
Burk's Falls, Magnetawan River Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1358 (i).
Burlington Channel Pier, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1359 (i), 13237 (vi).
Cable and Land Lines, Mar. Provs.: in Com. of Sup., 2701 (ii).
Cacouna Wharf, Extension : in Com. of Sup., 5896 (iii), 13448 (vi).
Campbellfobd, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 504 (i).
Campbellton, N.B., Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13037, 13042, 13052 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf, Extension and Repairs : in
Com. of Sup., 1164 (i), 13005, 13229 (vi).
Campobello, N.B., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13228 (vi).
Canoe Cove, P. E.I., Breakwater: in of Com. Sup., 13218 (vi).
Cape Tormrntine, N.B., Pier Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13228 (vi).
Cape Traverse, P.E.I., Survey, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13219 (vi).
Caplan Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13448(vi).
Caraquet Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1173 (i).
Caretakers of Public Buildings, Govt. Policy re: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1016 (i), L3061 (vi).	'
Cariboo Island, N.S., Harbour of Refuge : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Carleton Head, P.E.I., Survey re : in Com. of Sup., 13219 (vi),
Cascumfec Harbour, P.E.I., Beach Opening: in Com. of Sup., 1153 (i).
Cayuga Public Building : in Com. of Sun., 502
(i).
Cement used for Buildings, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
Chambord Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13454 (vi).
Charlottetown, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Dom. Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13036
(vi).
Chateau de Richer, Harbour Improvements :
in Com. of Sup., 13455 (vi).
Chateauguay River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2280 (i), 3208 (ii).
Chatham, N.B., Lightship Slip: in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
to Tracadie, N.B., Tel. Line : in Com.
of Sup., 13325 (vi).
Chatham, Ont., Dredging Co.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1185 (i).
Chegoggin, N.S., Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
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PUBLIC WORKS.-Com.
Cheticamp, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup.,
13179 (vi).
Cheverie, N.S., Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 1078 (i).
Chkzzetcook, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Chicoutimi Telegraph Service : in Com. of Sup., 13333 (vi).
Church Point Breakwater, Repairs, 4o.: in Com. of Sup., 1078 (i).
Clerks of Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 963
(i).
Clinton Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 518 (i), 5834 (iii).
Coal Contracts for Dost. Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 1005 (i).
See 'Ottawa.'
Cobourg, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 639 (i), 13084 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 5909
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13118 (vi).
Cocagne Wharf, N.B., Compensation to Capt. Arsenault: in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Colbokne Armoury: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).
Coleman, A. B., Tenders re Toronto Post Office : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13096 (vi).
COLLINGWOOD DRY DOCK, ESTIMATED COST :
Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5871 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. on Dry
Docks B.: , 4679 (ii).

Harbour, Ont., Harbour Improvements :
in Com. of Sup., 13239 (vi).
Columbia River, B.C., above Golden, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13304 (vi).

Opening Channel : in Com. of Sup., 13304
(vi).


 Revelstoke, Nay. Obstructions : in
Com. of Sup., 1451 (i).
Connolly, M., Payments for Dredging, 4c.: in Com. of Sup., 14103 (vi).
Corry 4 La verdure, Award re Contract : in Com. of Sup., 7557 (iii).
Couohiching and Simcoe Lakes, Regulation of Waters: in Com. of Sup., 13252 (vi).
Couillaru, Alfred, Gratuity : in Com. of
Sup., 13546 (vi).
Cove Head Harbour, Channel Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 1155 (i), 13222 (vi).
Cow Bay, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 1078 (i), 13178 (vi).
Crane Island Wharf, Que.: in Com. of Sup., 1513 (i).
Crf-osoted Timber for Piers and Breakwaters, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 1155 (i).
Cross Point Pier, Que.: in Com. of Sup., 1512 (i).
Cumberland, Ont., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13239 (vi).
Dalhousie, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13233 (vi).
Dauphin, Lake Lowering : in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i).
Dawson Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 2992 (ii).
Deer Island to Bastport, Me., Tel. Line :
in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).
Depot Harbour Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1359 (i), 13239 (vi).
Set ' Parry Sound.'
Deschambaclt Wharf, 4c. : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Deseronto, Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).


Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13112
(vi).
PUBLIC WORKS. -Con.
Desjardins, Allumette Wharf : in Com. of
Sup., 13457 (vi).
Desjardins, Camille, Appnmt., Salary, 4c. : Ques., (Mr. Bureau) 3537 (ii).
Digby Pier, Renewals, Repairs, 4c. : in Com. of Sup., 1083 (i).

Improvement, 4c. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler)
2101 (i).

Post Office, Improvements: in Com.
of Sup., 13034 (vi).
Dipper Harbour, N.B., BreaF water : in Com. of Sup., 13233 (vi).
Docks, Harbours, 4c. : in Com. of Sup., 2978
(ii).
Dom. Buildings, Heating, 4c. : in Com. of Sup., 1065 (i).

N. B. : in Com. of Sup., 421 (i).

Renewals, 4i.: ii^Com. of Sup., 036 (i).

Rents, 4c.: in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).
Donald's Head, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Doucet's Landing Wharf, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5907 (iii).
Douglastown, Isolated Block : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Dredges, at Midland, Capacity, 4c. : Ques.
(Mr. Thomson, Grey) 5317 (iii).
*-:

New, Cost, Capacity, 4c. : Ques. (Mr. Blain) 1856 (i).

Plant for B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13311,
13318 (vi).

Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
2674 (ii).

Man. : in Com. of Sup., 2672 (ii), 13311
(vi).

Mar. Provs., Salaries, 4c.: in Com. of
Sup., 13309 (vi).
See " Hydraulic" 4e.
*

Ont. and Que. : in Com. of Sup., 2671
(ii), 13318 (vi).

P. E. I.: in Com. of Sup., 13313 (vi).

VESSELS, Repairs, 4c.: in Com. of Sup.,
2612 (ii).
Drill Halls, Construction of, 4c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13043 (vi).
See 'Militia.'

St. Johns, Que., Contract, 4c. : Ques.
(Mr. Ball) 12496 (v).
Drumhead Breakwater, Repairs, 4c. : in Com. of Sup., 1083 (i), 13179 (vi).
Duffkrin and Sappers Bridges, Ottawa : in
Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).
Duncan's Cove, N.S., Approach to Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Dunnville : See ' G4knd River.'
Durham Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 506 (i).
East Bay, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
East Berlin, iV.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
East End, Cape Sable Island, N.S., Harbour Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
Economy, N.S., Wharf Extension: in Com. of Sup., 1087 (i).
Edmonton and Athabasca Landing, Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).
Edmonton, Bridge, Saskatchewan River, Flooring : in Com. of Sup., 13323 (vi).

Jail : in Com. of Sup., 13129 (vi).
Electric Power for Dom. Buildings Generally : in Com. of Sup., 1067 (i).
See 'Ottawa.'
Engineers Office, Pijb. Works, Salaries, 4c.: in Com. of Sup., 2726 (ii).
Esquimalt Graving Dock: in Com. of Sup., 5919 (iii).



PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Esquimaux Points Whakf : in Com. of Sup., 2278 (i).	1 '
'Eureka,' Str., Loan by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14285 (vi).

Personal Explanation (Mr. Tarte):
14087 (vi).
Experimental Farms, Repairs to Buildings, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 972 (i).
Fair Wage Schedule on Govt. Contracts and Labour Dept. : in Com. of Sup., 7156 (iii).
Father Point Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 1513 (i).
' Fielding, W. S.,' Dredge Preparation of Plans, Cost, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 14283 (vi).
Finlay Point, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., _ 13181 (vi).
Fisher, Chas. A. L., Inspector of Public Works, Salary, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1592 (i).
Five Islands, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
Flesherton Armoury : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).
Ft. Differin' Extension Wharf, River St.
John : in Com. of Sup., 1183 (i).
Ft. Lawrence, N.S., Landing Pier: in Com.
of Sup., 1087 (i), 13181 (vi).
Ft. William Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 636 (i).
See 'Port Arthur,' ' Kaministiquia,'&c. Fraser River, B. C., Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13305 (vi).
Fhawley, Mr., Removal from Orillia Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1007, 1016 (i). Fredericton Military Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13041 (vi).
Freeport, N.S., Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13182 (vi).
Friars Head Harbour Improvements: in
Com. of Sup., 1087 (i).
Frude'sPoint. N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
Fuel Contracts, Interest re unpaid Accounts : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 5318 (iii).
Gabarouse, N.S., Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13182 (vi).
Gananoque, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 970 (i).
*

Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 1371 (i).
Gaspereaux Harbour, Graham's Pond : in Com. of Sup., 1155 (i).
Gatineau River, Protection Bank, C.P.R.
Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi). Georgeville, N. S., Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13198 (vi).
Georgian Bay Canal : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13340 (vi).
See ' Ottawa and Georgian Bay. '
Glace Bay, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1087 (i).

Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13184 (vi).
Goderich, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13240 (vi).

Harbour Works: in Com. of Sup., 1365
(i)	.
Gore's Landing, Wharf, Ont. : in Com. of Sup., 13244 (vi).
Gouinlock, Geo. W., Letter re Contract for Toronto P. O. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13096 (vi).
Govt. Buildings, Ottawa, Rep. re Martin-eau Investigation : Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 4673
(ii)	.
See ' Ottawa. '
Govt. Contracts, Tenders re : Par in Ottawa Free Press (Mr. Clarke) 8405 (iv).
PUBLIC WORKS-Com.
Govt. Policy re Division of Public Works : See 'Public Works, Transfer.'
Grand Bend, Ont., Breakwater Pier : in
Com. of Sup., 13239 (vi).
Grand Etang Bridge, Entrance . in Com. of Sup., 1095 (i).
Grand Manan, N. B., Breakwater Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13234 (vi).
Grand Narrows, N.S., Wharf Repairs, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 1094 (i), 13198 (vi).
Grand Piles Dam : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
Grand River, Dredging at Dunnville : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 12497 (v), 13027 (vi).
Grand River, N. S., Improvements to Entrance: in Com. of Sup., 1094 (i).
Grand River Wharf, P. E. I.: in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
Grande Riviere Wharf, Que. : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Grande Vallee Pier : in Com. of Sup., 1514-1574
(i); on cone., 6070 (iii).
Granite Village, N.S., Mooring Pier: in Com. of Sup., 13182 (vi),
Great Salmon River, Groyne and Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i).
Green Cove Boat Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 1100 (i).
Grey County, List of Public Buildings wanted, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 5835 (iii).
Guelph, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13083 (vi).

Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 637 (i).
Gull Harbour, St. George's Bay, Man., Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i).
Guysborough, N. S., Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 5839 (iii).
Halifax, Custom House : in Com. of Sup., 13031 (vi).

Museum, Removal, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 13032 (vi).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 411
.(i>
Quarantine Station, Lawlor's Island : iu Com. of Sup., 412 (i), 13030 (vi).

Wharf, Land Purchase: in Com. of
Sup., 13638 (vi).
Hall's Harbour, N. S., Improvements -. in Cora, of Sup., 13198 (vi).
Hamilton Drill Hall, Additional Land : in Com. of Sup., 6949 (iii).

 Inland Revenue Building : in Com. of
Sup., 13113 (vi).

Post Office Building : in Com. of Sup.,
439 (i).
Harbours and Rivers, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 145 (i), 5916 (iii), 13304 (vi).

Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2612 (ii).

Generally : in Com. of Sup., 2677 (ii),
13308 (vi).

 Man.: in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i), 3354 (ii).

Mar. Provs. Generally : in Com. of
Sup., 1185 (i).

N. B : in Com. of Sup., 1163 (i), 5894 (iii),
130C5, 13227 (vi).

N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 1068, 1133 (i),
13141 (vi).

Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 1185, 1352, 1424,
(i), 3341, 3368 (ii), 5909 (iii), 13012, 13235 (vi).
:

P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 1153 (i), 13218
(vi).

Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 1512, 2241 (i),
3304 (ii), 5896 (iii), 12845, 13445 (vi).

Yukon Ter.: in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers and Bridges, Repairs : in Com-of Sup., 1369 (i).



PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Hardy Bay, B.C., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 5916 (iii), 13305 (vi).
Hawkesbury, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5909 (iii).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13119
(vi).
Hawkestone Wharf, Govt. Aid re: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13453 (vi).
Hawk Point Inlet, N. S., Boat Channel : in Com. of Sup., 1102 (i).
Herring Cove, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1102 (i).	.
Higgin's Shore, P.E.T., Pier : in Com. of
Sup.. 1159 (i), 13222 (vi).	,
Hnausa Wharf, Extension, Man. : in Com.
of Sup., 1448 (i).	*
Hopewell Cape, N.B., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13233 (vi).
Hull and Union Bridges, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).
Hull, Wharf, Completion: in Com. of Sup., 5900 (iii).
Hydraulic Dredge for Mar. Provs.: in Com.
of Sup., 2612 (i), 13312 (vi).
Indian Harbour Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 13199 (vi).
* International ' Dredge, leased or bought from M. Connolly : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 12218 (v).
Inverness Mines, N.S., Broad Cove Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 13199 (vi).
Iona, N.S., Wharf Extension: in Com. of Sup., 13200 (vi).
Island of Orleans, Land Tel. Line Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13330 (vi).

Submarine Cable, M. (Mr. Talbot)
for Ret.*, 11301 (v).
See "Orleans," &c.
Isle aux Coudres, Wharf Repairs : in Com.
of Sup., 2242 (i).
Isle Grosbois, Boucherville, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5902 (iii).
Janvrin's Island Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1102 (i).
Jeddore, East, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
'	13179 (vi).
Jesus River, Deepening, &c.: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Desjardins) 289 (i).

Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Judique Breakwater, Repairs, lie.-, in Com. of Sup., 1103 (i).
Kaministiqlta River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5825 (iii).

 Remarks : (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup.,
13013 (vi).
See ' Port Arthur.'
Kamouraska Extension Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Kf.tch, N. S., Harhour Dredging : in Com. of
Sup., 13202 (vi).
Kingsport Breakwater, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 1103 (i).

Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13202 (vi).
Kingston Graving Dock, Award to Connolly
& Co.: in Com. of Sup., 13023 (vi).

Military College: in Com. of Sup.,
(i), 13094 (vi).
*

Military Stables: in Com. of Sup., 638
13117 (vi).
Kingsville, Ont., Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13244 (vi).
Lake Francis Outlet, Man. : in Com. of Sup., 1449 (i).
Lake St. Francis, Dyking : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
Lake St. John, Wharf, Piers, Dredging, &c.:
in Com. of Sup., 2243 (i), 13459 (vi).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Lake Temiscamingue Improvements, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2246 (i).
See ' Temiscamingue.'
Laprairie Ice Piers, Protection Walls : in Com. of Sup., 2248 (i), 13460 (vi).
L'Ardoise, N. S., Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
Larry's River Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1104 (i).
L'Assomption Post Office, Purchase of Site, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3230 (ii).

Receipts, Cheques for Payment, &c .:
M. for copies*, 3236 (ii).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 427
(i)-
Latour, L. J., Leave of Absence, Amount paid, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Slain) 6895 (iii).

Leave of Absence, Canvassing for ' Le
Canada,' &c.: Remarks (Mr. Pope) 13980, 14002 (vi).
See 'Le Canada.'
Leamington Wharf, Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 13246 (vi).
' Le Canada ' Circular issued by J. L. La-tour, &<.: Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 1032 (i).
See ' Pelletier and Latour.'
Le Tableau Wharf, Saguenay River: in Com. of Sup., 2249 (i).
Levis Graving Dock : in Com. of Sup., 2978 (ii).

Increased Accommodation, I. C. R.: in
Com. of Sup., 7620 (iii).

Land purchased for I. C. R.: M. for
O. Cs., &c.*: (Mr. Casi/rain) 3806 (ii).
*

Ques. (Mr. Cast/rain) 3631 (iii).

Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 431
(i), 13053 (vi).	.
Lewes and Yukon River Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).
Lewis Point, P. E. I., Pier Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
Lighting Dom. Buildings: in Com. of Sup., 1067 (i).
Sec 'Dttawa.'
L'Ile d'Alma, Removal of Rocks: in Com. of Sup., 2257 (i).
Lindsay Drill Hall : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13082 (vi).
Lingan Beach Protection: in Com of Sup., 1105 (i).
Listowel Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13123 (vi).
Little Bear Creek Ont., Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13245 (vi).
Little Current, Georgian Bay, Channel Improvement : in Com. of Sup., 13245 (vi). Livingstone's Cov.e, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13200 (vi).
London, Drill Hall and Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 641 (i).

Military Magazine : in Com. of Sup.,
13115 (vi).
Longueuil, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13069 (vi).
Long Wharf, St. John, N. B., Lease by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 11828 (v).
Lord's Cove (Deer's Island) Wharf : in Com., of Sup., 1177 (i).
Lotbiniere Wharf Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13460 (vi).
Lower Montague, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 1159 (i).
Lunenburg Harbour, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1106 ii).

 

Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) in Com. of Slip.,
13315 (vi).
Macleod Court House: in Com. of Sup., 959 (')*



PUBLIC WORKS.-Com.
McKay's Point, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
McNutt's Island, N. S., Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
Magann & Phin, Claims re Toronto Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 13255 (vi).
Magdalen Islands, Breakwaters, Piers, &c.:
in Com. of Sup., 2264 (i).

Land Tel. Lines, Repairs, Rewiring,
&c.: in Com. of Sup., 2714 (ii).
Magog Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 13081 (vi).
Maguasha Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13461 (vi).
Main a Dieu, N. S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
Malaga watch, N. S., Boat Channel Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Malignant Cove, N. S., Harbour Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13201'(vi).
Marconi Telegraph Stations, Expenses, &c.:
in Com. of Sup., 2989 (ii), 13639 (vi).

Tel. Apparatus at Chateau Bay : in
Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).

Success op System : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 13325 (vi).
Margaree, N. S., Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1133 (i).
Margaretsville, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13202 (vi).
Maria Pier: in Com. of Sup., 2265 (i).
Marysville, N. B.: Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 5835, 5841 (iii).
Meaford Post Office : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13124 (vi).
Melbourne, N.S., Wharf Improvements:^ Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Meteghan Cove Breakwater, Restoration, &u.: in Com. of Sup., 1133 (i).
Middle River, N.S., Shear Dam : in Com. of Sup., 13202 (vi).
Middleton Armoury, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 969 (i), 5841 (iii).
Midland Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1376 (i), 5909 (iii), 13246 (vi).

Dredges, Capacity, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 5317 (iii).
Midland, Mercantile Co.'s Rental of Buildings on Dock, Midland : in Com. of Sup., 13247 (vi).

Post Office Building : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5832 (iii).

Water Front, Lease to Pratt & Co.:
Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5749 (iii).
Miscou Harbour, N.B., Wharf: in Com. of
Sup., 13234 (vi).
Mistook (Delisle) Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13461 (vi).
Moira River, Flooding : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Moisie Point, Road Improvement : in Com. of Sup., 13322 (vi).
Moncton Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13038 (vi).
Mont Louis, Wharf: in Com. of Sup.,13461 (vi).
Montmagny Public: Building: in Com. of Sup., 5841 (iii), 13066 (viL
Montreal, Buildings, Renewals, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 436 (i).

Examining Warehouse, Alterations,
&c.: in Com. of Sup., 13058 (vi).

Harbour Dry Dock, Site, &c. : M. for O.
Cs., Cor., &c.*: (Mr. Tarte) 706 (i).

Harbour Commissioners, Amounts paid,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 8084 (vi).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Montreal, Harbour, Permanent Sheds, Plans prepared, See.: Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 14282 (vi).

Harbour Dock Improvements : in Com.
of Sup., 3365 (ii).

New Postal Station: in Com. of Sup.,
13080 (vi).

Post Office, Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13067 (vi).

Post Office, Enlargement, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Monk) 666 (i).
Moose Jaw Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Mokrisburg Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 492 (i).	'
Morrison's Point, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Murray Bay to St. Catharines, Tel. Line :
in Com. of Sup., 13326 (vi).
Murray Bay, Wharf Extension, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2266 (i).
Musquodoboit, N.S., Wharf Approaches: in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Nappan, Experimental Farm Buildings : in
Com. of Sup., 973 (i).
Necum Teuch Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1137 (i), 13203 (vi).
Negro Point, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 1181 (i).
Neil's Harbour Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 1139 (i).	.
Nelson Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi).

 Racine Bros'. Claims against Contractors : in Com. of Sup., 7157 (iii).
Nepean Point, Improvement by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Birkett) 11829 (v).
New Campbellton, Ballast Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1142 (i).
Newcastle Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13038 (vi).
New Harbour Breakwater, Protection Slopes, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1143 (i).
New London, P.E.I., Harbour Entrance: in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).

Repairs to Breakwater : in Com. of
Sup., 1160 (i).
Newport, Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 2277 (i), 13462 (vi).
New Richmond Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13463 (vi).
Nicola, Kamloops, Telephone Service: in Com. of Sup., 13337 (vi).
Nicolet River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2278 (i).
Noel Wharf, N.S., Repairs : in Com. of Sup,, 13204 (vi).
Nominingue Lake Wharfs: in Com. of Sup., 13460 (vi).
North Cardigan, P.E.I., Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
North Sydney Public Building : in Com. of
Sup., 13035 (vi).

Sec ' Sydney. '	.
N. W. T., Court Houses, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 958 (i).

Dom. Buildings, Repairs, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 959 (i).
Notre Dame du Portage, Wharf: in Com.-of Sup., 13463 (vi).
Oakville Pier, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1376 (i).
Ogden's Pond, Channel Protection Works :
in Com. of Sup., 1145 (i), 13204 (vi).
Orillia, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 968 (i), 13086 (vi).

Public Buildings, Removal of Caretaker : in Com. of Sup., 1007 (i).
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PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.

Whabf : in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
Orleans, Isle Pier : in Coin, of Sup., 2290 (i), 5906 (iii).

See 'Submarine,' 'Island,' &c.
Ohomocto Wharf, River St. John : in Com. of Sup., 1181 (i).
Oshau'a Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13110 (vi).
Ottawa Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 342 (i), 5842 (iii), 14243 (vi).
Ottawa City Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).

Approaches, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2700
(ii).

Concession Street : in Com. of Sup.,
14150 (vi).
Ottawa City, Buildings, &c., Additional Land : in Com. of Sup., 353 (i).

Caretakers, Maintenance, &c. : in Com.
of Sup., 982 (i).

Census Building, Repairs, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 990 (i).

Coal Contract, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
1008 (i).

Coal Shed: in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
-	

Elevators, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1012 (i).
*	

Elevator for West Block : in Com. of
Sup., 13115 (vi).

Eire Security and Martineau Rep. re:
Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 4673 (ii).

Furniture, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1006 (i).

Grounds, Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 1015 (i).

Grounds, Paving, &c.: in Com of Sup.,
13119 (vi).
-	

Heating, &c., Western Block : in Com.
of Sup., 13087 (vi).

 "Imperial" Building, Ottawa, Govt.
Occupation : Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 3803 (ii).

Lighting, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 974, 988
<i).

Lighting of Chamber, Change, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Clarlee) 816 (i).
-	

Lighting, Buildings, Ottawa, Contract
Price, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Rosamond) 3235 (ii).

transformers: in Com. of Sup., 5843(iii).

Major's Hill Park: in Com. of Sup.,
1015 (i).

Office Furniture, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
973 (i).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 438 (i),
13117 (vi).
*	

fittings, Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13090 (vi).

Rentals, Leases, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
989 (i).

M. for Ret. (Mr. Sproule) 588 (i).

Repairs, &c.: in Cod', of Sup., 5017 (ii).

Rideau Hall, Lighting, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 1005 (i).

Rideau Hall and Grounds, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 13087 (vi).

Royal Mint, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup.,
344 (i).
-	-Steel Shelving, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
13087 (vi).

Telephones, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1013
(i)- ,

Ventilation of Public Buildings, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 488 (i).

Victoria Museum: in Com. of Sup.,
365 (i).
Ottawa River, Petawawa Narrows, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i), 13251 (vi).

Survets of Headwaters, &o.: in Com.
of Sup., 13340 (vi).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Ouelle, Riviere, Pier Repairs : in Com. of
* Sup., 13470 (vi).
Owen Sound, Harbour, Dredging, &c.; in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i), 13110 (vi).
-:

survey, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Greg)
5317 (iii).

Post Office : in Coni, of Sup., 439 (i).

Public Buildings : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 5832 (iii), 13003, 13122 (vi).
Oyster Pond, N.S., Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13204 (vi).
Pariisborough, N.S., Landing Pier : in Com.
. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Parry Sound, Ont., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13248 (vi).
See 'Depot Harbour.'
Paspebiac Landing Pier: in Com. of Sup., 13464 (vi).
Paving Sidewalks, Concrete : in Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).
Peace and Pelly Rivers Pack Trail : in Com. of Sup., 13323 (vi).
Pelletier, H. L., Canvassing for 'Le Canada,' Payments to, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com. of Sup., 13980, 14002 (vi).
Pelly River Bridge at Lethbridge, Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 13367 (vi).
Pembroke, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Perce, Extension Pier in North Cove : in Com. of Sup., 13467 (vi).
Perth, Public Buildings : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13075 (vi).
Petawawa Narrows, Award to G. C. Poupore : in Com. of Sup., 13251 (vi).

Improvement to Channel : in Com. of
Sup., 1425 (i).
Peterborough, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13083 (vi).
Petit dk Grat, Protf.ction Work, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i).
Petit Rocher, N.B., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13234 (vi).
Pickering Harbour, Repairs to Piers, See.:
in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
Pickett's Pier, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Picton Public Building, Levelling Grounds : in Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).
Pictou, N.S.. Light Beach: in Com. of Sup. 13205 (vi).
Pierreville, Wharf : in Com. in Sup., 13468 (vi).
Pleasant Bay, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
PoiNTE AU BaHIL, GEORGIAN B.\V ROUTE, CHANNEL : in Com. of Sup., 1365 (i).
Pointe DC Chene, N.B., Breakwateh: in Com. of Sum, 13235 (vi).
Point Edward, Ont., Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i), 13249 (vi).
Pointe Fortune, Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Point Prim, P.E.I., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
Pointe acx Trembles, Wharf : m Com of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Point Tupper Dredging, Claims of M. Connolly : in Com. of Sup., 14103 (vi).
Poirierville, Wharf : m Com. of Sup., 1146 (i), 13205 (vi).
Portage du Fort Bridge, Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 2690 (ii).
Port Arthur Harbour, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3341 (ii). 13012 (vi).
See ' Fort William, ' ' Kaministiquia.'

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PUBLIC WORKS.-Cow.
Poet Burwell Harbour, Improvements : in Com. of Snp., 13249 (vi).
Port Colborne, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3368 (ii).

Elevator Foundations : in Com. of
Sup., 14149 (vi).

Entrance Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 12902 (vi).

Rock Cut : in Com. of Sup., 14148 (vi).

Summit Levels, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
12903 (vi).
See ' Welland.'
Port Daniel, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Port Elgin, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1424 (i).
Porter's Channel, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 13206 (vi).
Port George, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i), 13210 (vi).	.
Port Greville, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).
Port Hastings, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i).
Port Hawkesburt, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i).
Port Hood, N.S., Harbour Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13206 (vi).
Port Hope Pier, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i).
Port Howe, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).
Port Latour, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).
Port Maitland, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13211 (vi).
Port au Pique, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).
Port Perky, Ont., Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).	,
Port Stanley Harbour, Deedging, Improvement, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1370 (i), 13249 (vi).
Post Offices, Govt.'s Policy re Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 487-533 (i).
Poupore, G. C., Award: See 'Ottawa River,' &c.
Pratt & Co., Lease of Midland Water Front, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5749 (iii).

See ' Midland.'	.
Prescott, Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5915 (iii).
Presque Isle, Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 1095(i).

Dock, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
1370 (i).
Prince Albert, Court House : in Com. of Sup., 13129 (vi).
P.E.I., Piers and Breakwaters, Repairs, &c.-in Com. of Sup., 1160 (i).

 Tel. Service : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13326 (vi).
Prospect, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Public Expenditure on Private Wharfs^&c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13451 (vi).
Public Works, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi).

Man.; in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).

N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 13037 (vi).

N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 13028 (vi).

N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 13129 (vi).

P. E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).

Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 13053 (vi).

Yukon : in Com. of Sup., 13133,13306 (vi).
Public Works Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 411, 636 (i), 2612 (ii), 3301, 5006 (ii).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Cow.
Public Works Dept., Civil Govt.: in Com. of Sup., 333 (i), 13498 (vi).

Civil Govt., Contingencies : in Com. of
Sup., 5824 (iii).

Contracts awarded, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey), 9080 (iv).

Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Sutherland),
6 (i).

Employees, Dismissals, Promotions, &c. :
M. for Ret. (Mr. Leonard), 1058 (i).

and Marine Dept., Division of Work :
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2266-2273 (i), 2657
(ii).

transfer of expenditures ; Remarks
(Mr. Monk), in Com. of Sup., 2925, 2956 (ii).

Miscellaneous Expenditures : in Com.
of Sup., 2925 (ii).	[DOT]

Portfolio and Quebec Province : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2925. 2956 (ii).

Preservation of Health, Regulations
re : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 1857 (i).

Total Amount of Expenditure in
Canada, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Davis), 1197 (i).
Pugwash, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).	.
Quarantine Station, Lawlor's Island: in Com. of Sup., 412 (i), 13030 (vi).
Quatsino City, Wharf, B.C. : in Com. of Sup., 13305 (vi).
Quebec, Citadel Drill Shed ; in Com. of Sup., 13053 (vi).


Drill Hall, Addition to: in Com. of
Sup., 13077 (vi).

Drill Shed, School of Gunnery : in
Com. of Sup., 13056 (vi).

Harbour Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 3336 (ii).

Harbour Improvements, Reps, to Council, &c.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Tarte), 706 (i).

Harbour Pier, Contract, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Casyrain), 3972 (ii).

 Harbour Wharf Construction : Par. in
Le Soleil (Mr. Casyrain), 2237 (i).

Marine and Fisheries Store Building :
in Com.' of Sup., 13053 (vi).
Quesnel-Atlin Telegraph Branch : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).	
Quesnel Dam, B.C., Obstructions, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Earle), 11557 (v).
Quinte Bay Buoys, Payments, &c. for Services : Ques. (Mr. Porter), 5587 (iii).
Racette, V., Purchase of Land by Govt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk), 3231 (ii).
Racine Bros., Claims re Contractors of Nelson P.O., B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 7168 (iii).


Agreement with Contractors : Read
(Mr. Monk), 7162 (iii).

Letters read from Deputy Minister of
Labour, &e., 7164 (iii).
Red Deer, Court House : in Com. of Sup., 960
(i).
Repentigny, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Richelieu River Inundations, &c., Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Monk), 10496 (v).
Richibucto, North Pier Extension, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i), 13235 (vi).

Maintenance, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 993
(i).	'
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PUBLIC WORKS. -Con.
Rideau Hall, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5006 (ii). See ' Ottawa,' &c.
Rimouski Extension Pier and Tidal Basin : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Riviere do Loop, Harboor Improvements : in Coni, of Sup., 13476 (vi).

Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
2281	(i).
Riviere do Nord, Channel: in Com. of Sup., 5907 (iii).
RiviERE aux Puces, Repairs, &g\: in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i).
Riviere aux Rexards, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 2279 (i).
Riviere Verte, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Roads and Bridges : in Com, of Sup., 13321 (vi).

Construction, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup.,
6772 (iii), 13323 (vi).

Reconstruction, Ste.: in Com. of Sup.,
2690 (ii).

Yukon : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Robin, Coli.as, Co., Landing Pier at Paspe-biac : Remarks in Com. of Supply, 13464 (vi). Rondeau Harbour, Pier Improvement, &c.: in Com. of Sup.. 1427 (it.
Rosedale Wharf, Trent Canal: in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Rossland, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13131
(vi).
St. Agnes, Telegraph Lines: in Com. of Sup., 13334 (vi).
St. Alexis, Baie des Ha Ha Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2289 (i).
St. Alphonse, Ha IIa Bat Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
St. Andre de Kamouuaska, Pier Extension :
in Com. of Sun.. 2290 (i), 13192 (vi).
St. Andrews' Locks Contract, Completion, &c.: Que. (Mr. Puttee) 287 (i).
St. Andrews'Rapids, Improvements, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 10490 (v).

Red River : in Com. of Sup., 3354 (ii).

Man., Report r; Construction : Cues.
(Mr. McCreary) 14284 (vi).
St. Andrews Wharf, Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 5894 (iii).
Ste. Anne to Lac Clair Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13333(vi).
St. Ann's, N.S., North Gut, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).

North River Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13203 (vi).
Ste. Anne de la Perade Protection Works :
^ in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).
Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, Pier Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
Ste. Anne de Saguenay, Tel. Land Line : in C m. of Sup., 13331 (vi).

Wharf Improvements: in Com. of Sup.,
13488	(vi).
St. Anne de Sorel, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup.,
13489 (vi).	v ' St. Catharines, Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup.,
13106 (vi).	v
St. Denis Wharf and Murray Bay Perry Service : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 10496 (v).
Ste. Famille, Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).
St. Fidele, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13493 (vi). St. Francis River, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup.,
2282	(i).
St. Francois Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i).
St. Fblgence Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13491
(vi).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
St. Gideon Islands Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).	1 '
St. Godfroi de Nouvelle Breakwater : in
Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
St. Hyacinthe, Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13067 (vi).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 439 (i).
St. Irene Wharf, Headblock : in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i).	1 '
St. .Jean des Chaillons Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13494 (vi).
St. Jerome, Lake St. John, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i), 5909 (iii).
St. John, N.B., Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13042 (vi).

Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 1181, 1183 (i).

Immigration Building : in Com. of Sup.,
412 (i), 13040 (vi).

Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup.,
13041 (vi).

Water and Drainage Service : in Com.
of Sup., 414, 486 (i).
St. John River Tributaries : in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i), 5895 (iii).
St. John River Wharfs, Tidal Waters : in Com. of Sup.. 1178 (i).
St. Johns, Que., Customs Building : in Com. of Sup., 13059 (vi).

Drill Hall, Contract, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12496 (v).

Examining Warehouse : in Com. of Sup.,
13069 (vi).
St. Joseph's Wharf, Lake Huron : in Com. of Sup., 3382 (ii).
St. Laurent Wharf, Isle of Orleans : in Com. of Sup., 5906 (iii).
See * Island of Orleans, ' Sto.
St. Lawrence River Islands, Improvements, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 14661 (vi).
St. Lawrence River (lower) Removal of Rocks : in Com. of Sup., 2257 (i).
St. Lawrence, Cable and Tel. Lines : in Com. of Sup., 2989, 5007 (ii), 13332 (vi).

Ship Channel : in Com. of Sup., 3218 (ii).

 Ship Channel, Dredging, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 3304 (ii).

Wolfe Island Channel : in Com. of
Sup., 1127 (i), 13252 (vi).
St. Louis de Mile End Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13080 (vi).
St. Louis River Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13473 (vi).
St. Mary's Current Wharf, Contract with Poupore & Malone : M. for copy of Contract" (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
St. Mary's Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13109 (vi).
St. Maurice River, Dam : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
*

Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2286 (i),
5904 (iii).

Dredging Eastern Channel : in Com.
of Sup., 13469 (vi).

Sec ' Batiscan.'

Slides, Improvements, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 2677 (ii).
. St. Michel de Bellechasse Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13494 (vi).
St. Nicholas Pier, Rebuilding, &c\: in Com. of Sup., 5905 (iii).
St. Pierre Pointe, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 2278 (i).
St. Simeon, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup.. 13493 (vi).
Sabrevois Wharf, Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13485 (vi).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13107
(vi).	.
Scott's Bay, N.S., Breakwater Extension : m Com. of Sup., 13211 (vi).
Selkirk Wharf, Man. : in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i).
Seven Islands Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13479 | (vi).
Shegawake Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13479 (vi).
Sherbrooke. Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13079 (vi).'


Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: , Letter re Glace Bay Wharf : Read (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 13186(vi). Shippegan Harbour, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 1183 (i).
Shives, Mr., Private Wharf, &o.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1166 (i).
Short Beach Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i).
Sinclair, Mr. D., Dismissal as Foreman of Columbia River Works : Remarks in Com. of Sup , 1451 (i).
'Sir Wilfrid Lacrieii' Dredge, Sinking in Lake Ontario : Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 5587 (iii).
Skinner's Cove, N.S., Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).

Pond, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 13308 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Backett) in Com. of Sup.,
13445 (vi).
Slides and Booms, General Repairs : in Coin, of Sup., 2690 (ii).

Improvements, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
2677 (ii).

Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2974 (ii).
Snag Boat, Self-propelling, Man. : in Com. of Sup., 2672 (ii).
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
'	2291 (i), 3374 (ii), 5921 (iii), 12845 (vi).


 Cor. re: Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Pope)
2302 (i).
See ' St. Anne de Sorel. '
Souris Knight's Point, P.E.I., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1162 (i).
Southampton Harbour, Improvement, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1428 (i).
South Ingonish Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i).
Springhill, N.S., Armouries, Caretaker, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1856 (i).

Boiler Explosion : Remarks (Mr. Logan)
13257 (vi).

Public Building, Repairing : in Com. of
Sup., 14247 (vi).
Spry Bay, N.S., Wharf : in Com.of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Stafford & Co.'s Rental of Dock Buildings, Midland : in Com. of Sup., 13247 (vi).
See * Midland.'
Stratford, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).
Stiiathcona Horse Barracks : in Com of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Sturgeon Falls Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1431
(i).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Submarine Cable, Isle of Orleans : M. (Mr. Talbot) for Ret.*, 11301 (v).

 Ques. (Mr. Talbot) 11186 (v).
See ' Island of Orleans,' &c.
Summerside Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 3367
(ii) , 13227 (vi).	.

Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).

Completion, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefuryey)
3234 (ii).
Summerville, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Surveys and Inspections : in Com. of Sup., 2715, 2720 (ii).	,
Sussex, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 965 (i). Swim's Point, N.S., Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup.,"13211 (vi).
Sydenham River Improvement : in Com. of Sup., 13250 (vi).
Sydney, N.S., Post Office, Addition, &c.: in
' Com. of Sup., 13028, 13035 (vi).

Quarantine Station, Wharf Extension :
in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
See ' North Sydney,' &c.
Telegraph Lines, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2701 (ii).

B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 2992 (ii), 5826 (iii),
13337 (vi).

N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 2991 (ii), 5918
(iii)	.

P.E.I. and Mainland : in Com. of Sup.,
2988 (ii).	.

P.E.I., Res. of Board of Trade : in
Com. of Sup., 2702 (ii).	...

Quebec : in Coni, of Sup., 5917 (iii).

St. Lawrence : in Com. of Sup., 50C7 (ii).
Telegraph Operators, Salaries : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 3418 (ii).
Telephone Cos. in Mar. Provs., Names, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 2585 (ii).

 N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).
Telephone, Long Distance in H. of C.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) 5088 (ii). Temiscamingue Lake, Repairs to Wharfs: in Com. of Sup., 1376 (i), 14248 (vi).
See ' Lake Temiscamingue.'
Tenders re Govt. Contracts, Injustice to English Firms : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 8405
(iv)	.
Teneoafe, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).	t
Terrebonne, Post Office Building, &o.: M.
for Cor.* (Mr. Desjardins) 289 (i).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13059
(vi).	.
Teulon, North, Construction Road : in Com. of Sup., 6927 (iii).
Thessalon Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13254 (vi).	.
Thornbury Harbour Works, Repairs, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 1432 (i).
Three Fathom Harbour, Beach Works: in
Com. of Sup., 1149 (i).
Three Rivers, Custom House, Heating, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 13069 (vi).

Retaining Wall : in Com. of Sup., 13080
(vi).	* n

Harbour, Additional Wharfs : in Com.
of Sup., 2296 (i).	.
Tignish Breakwater, Rebuilding, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1162 (i).
Tiverton Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1149
(i).	.
Toronto, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 972 (i).

additional Accommodation : in Com. of
Sup., 13086 (vi).

 LETTERS READ : in Com. of Sup., 3614 (n). 

paving, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
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PUBLIC WORKS.-Con,
Toronto, Custom House : in Com. of Sup., 647, 957, (i).

Harbour, Eastern Entrance: in Com.
of Sup., 1433 (i), 13254 (vi).

Magann and Phin, Claims : in Com. of
Sup., 13255 (vi).


total amt. paid by Govt. M. for Stmut.*
(Mr. Grant) 1203 (i).

Island, Damage by Storms, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Clarke) 5589 (iii).

Labour Council and Tel. re Mechanics
prom Eng. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 1854 (i).

Military Buildings foe Magazine : in
Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
*

Military Buildings, Store Houses : in
Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).

enlargement, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 956
(i), 13096 (vi).

Public Buildings, Renewals, &c. : in
Com. of Sup., 956 (i).

Pub. Works Employees, Delay in Payment : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 55&8 (iii).
Toronto Junction Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 650 (i).
Touladie River Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 2286 (i).


Tracadie Lazaretto N.B.:: in Com. of Sup., 13038 (vi).
Transportation, Commission *t|Sorel Wharf : Remarks (Mr. Brock) in Com. of Sup., 12849 (vi).

Facilities, Port Colborne : in Com. of
Sup., 13024 (vi).
See general heading.
Trenton Hardour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1434 (i).
Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. : in Com. of Sup., 2974 (ii).
Upper Salmon River : in Com. of Sup., 1184(i). Valleyfield, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5905 (iii).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 443 (i).
Vancouver Island to Sai^t Springs Island Telephone Service : in Com. of Sup., 13337 (vi).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi).
Victoria, N.S., Beach Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Victoria, N. W. T., to Andrews Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).
Ville Marie Wharf, Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).	'
Wallaceburg Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 505 (i).
Wallace Harbour, N.S,, Ferry Landings : in Com. of Sup., 13216 (vi).	*
Washabuck Centre Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1150 (i).
Water Supply for Dom. Buildings, Generally : in Com. of Sup., 1067 (i).
Wedge Point, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Wen Dover Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1434 (i). Wentworth, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup..
13216	(vi).	v
West Baccaro, Boat Harbour Channel: in Com. of Sup., 1150 (i).
West Bay, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup,,
13217	(vi).
Wharfs, &c., Policy of Govt, re: Remarks (Mr. Clancy) in Com. of Sup., 13143 (vi).

Private, Govt. Expenditure, &c. : in
Com. of Sup., 1352-1377 (i).

Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4174 (i).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Whitby Public Bdilding : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13111 (vi).
White's Cove, N.S.. Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
White Mud River Dredging : in Com. of Sup.,
1450 (i).
Williams Head, B.C., Quarantine Station Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi). ilson's Beach Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13228 (vi).
Windsor Harbour, N.S., Sheer Dam., &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).

Post Office, Letter Boxes : in Com. of
of Sup., 13113 (vi).
Wingham Public Building: in Com. of Sup.
13120 (vi).	1
Winnipeg, Immigration Building and Postal Station : in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).
Post Office Building : in Com of Sup.,
43S (i), 13127 (vi).
Wolfe Island, Dredging Shoal: in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i), 13252 (vi).
Wood Mountain Post Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).
Woods, J. W., Rental of Building, &c : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 5764 (iii).
Woodstock, N.B, Armoury and Gun Shed: in Coir, of Sup., 1303:1 (vi).

purchase of site : M. (Mr. Hale) for
Cor.,* 3236 (ii).

Post Office, Repairs, &c.: M. for Ret.*
(Mr. Hale) 705 (i).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13041
(vi).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden, Halifax)
5735 (iii).

Repairs, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Hale) 072 (i).
Woodstock, Ont., Armoury: in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).

Pub. Building : in Com. of Sup., 13108
(vi).
Wood ville, N.S., Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Yarmouth, N.S., Bar, Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 13218 (vi).
Yorkton Court-house : in Com. of Sup., 961 (i). Yukon Ter., Pub. Works: in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).
Pugwash, N.S., Lighthouse-keeper : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1856 (i).

Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Pulp Wood, Duty by U. S.: Remarks (Mr. Pope) 4362 (ii).
'Quadra,' Stk., Regulations re Officers Mess: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Qu'Appelle Land Co. Bill : See 'Ontario and Qu'Appelle,' &e.
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Bonds : Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Scott) re 'Lowering Tone of Debates,' 14583 (vi).

Memorandum from Mr. Kingsmill : Read
(Mr. Oder) 14588 (vi).

Co.'s Land Grant : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Roche,
Marquette) 2338 (i).

Ret. laid on Table, 7297 (iii).

Mortgage Deeds, frc.: Ques. (Mr. Scott)
13024 (vi).

Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Osier) re 'Grafters,'
10497 (v).



CCXXXA 11

[Stage Direction]
Quarantine, Organized Districts : in Com. of of Sup., 5007 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
PUBLIC HEALTH, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 5490
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Lawlor's Island : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i),
13030 (vi).
Quatsino City Wharf, B.C. : m Com. of Sup., 13305 (vi).
Quebec Bridge and Ry, Co.'s B. No. 145
(Mr. Power) 1°*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2756 ; in Com. 4586 ; and 3°*, 4587 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 177.) Quebec Bridge Subsidy Agreement B. No. 2*72 (Mr. Fielding) Res. prop., 14523; on Order for Com. on Res., 14690; 1°* of B., 14734 ; 2° m., 14734, in Com., and 3°*, 14735 (vi).	(3
Edward VII, c. 54.)
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 14280 (vi).
Quebec Bridge, Amounts paid in Subsidy : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 10496 (v).
*

Papers laid on Table, 14521 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Further Aid by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Monk)
10496(v).
Quebec Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. of Res., 14149 (vi).
Quebec, Citadel Drill Shed: in Com. of Sup.,
13053	(vi).
t Dom. Arsenal Store : in Com. of Sup.,
13054	(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
3330 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
REPS. TO council, &c.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Tartt) 706 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Pier, Contract, &q.: Ques. (Mr. Casgrain)
3972 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Construction : Par. in Le Solid (Mr. Casgrain) 2237 (i).
Quebec and Bake St. John Ry. Co.s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14444 (vi),
Quebec and New Brunswick Ry. Co.'s B. No. 84 : (Mr. Belcourt) 1"*, 1023 ; 2°*, 1328 ; in Com,, and 3°*, 1815 (i). (3 Edward VII, o. 176). Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Ry. Co.'s Incorp. B. No, 135 (Mr. Logan) 1°*, 2100 (i); 2°*, 2756 (ii); M. for Coni., 5971 ; in Com., 5978, 6399 ; 3°*, 6399 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 178.)
Quebec, Marine and Fisheries Store Building :
ir. Com. of Sup., 13053 (vi).
Quebec Pilots: See 'Pilotage,' 'Shipping Causal-ties Bills.'
Quebec Postmasters: See ' Newspaper Agents.' Quebec, Saguenay and Gulf of St. Lawrence Ry. Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 56 (Mr. Girard) 1°*, 707 : 2°*, 977; in Com., and 3°*, 2277
(i). (3 Edward VII, c. 179).
Quebec Sup. Court: See 'Judges, &c.'
QUEBEC:
Acton Vale Postoffice : in Com. of Sup.. 13059 (vi).
Admiralty Court, Quebec, Registrar's Salary : in Com. of Sup., 3408 (ii).
QUEBEC.-Con.
Agricultural Lecturers in Quebec, Names, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lemicux) 8615 (iv).
Aids to Navigation, Channel Sweeping Boats:
' in Com. of Sup., 13633 (vi).
Anse aux Gascons Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Anse aux Gris Fonds, Improvements : in
Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Anse St. Jean, Wharf Extension: in Com. of Sup., 13415 (vi).
Anticosti Island, Fox Bay, Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lightship : in Com. of Sup.; 5737 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 5917 (iii).
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry. Subsidy, Claims against, &c. : Remarks (Mr Marcil, Bona venture ) 3299 (ii).
Barachois de Malbaie Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Batiscan River Channel Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2280 (i).
See ' St. Maurice.'
Beauhaiinois Canal, Flooding Lands, &c.:
in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
Beauharnois Electoral District Representation and Independence of Parlt. Act : M. (Mr. Monk) to ref. to Priv. and Elections Com., 7095 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Arc ' Loy, Geo. M.'
Belle Isle Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 2712, 2989 (ii).
Bersimis to Godbout Tel. Service: in Com. of Sup., 13332 (vi).
Bois Brul(! Training Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13448 (vi).
Bonaventurr East Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13446 (vi).
Bonavknture Station, Terminal Facilities, Amount paid by Govt. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 666 (i).
See 'G.T.Ry.'
Bouiiassa, Inspector, Inland Rev., Quebec, Shortage, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5405, 5407 (iii).
Bridge at Quebec, Amounts paid in Subsidy: Ques. (Mr. Morin) 10496 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Further Aid by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 10496 (v).
Brunet, Arthur and Dom. Election Act. :
M. for Pets., O.C.'s &c. (Mr. Casgrain) 101 (i).
See ' St. James, ' &c.
Bryson Bridge, Reconstruction of Piers :
in Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).
Buildings, Quebec: in Com. of Sup., 13053, 14245 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Renewals, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 422 (i).
Cacocna Wharf Extension: in Com. of Sup., 5896 (iii), 13448 (vi).
Canals in Ont. and Quebec, Amount Expended, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1594 (i).
Caplan Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13448 (vi).
Census Commissioner for Prov. of Quebec, Travelling Expenses, &c.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk) 1058 (i).
Chambly Canal, Collector of Tolls, Salary Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12497 (v).	«	-
[Stage Direction]

Moreau, Mr., AppNMT.:Ques. (Mr. Morin)
833R 8488 (iv).	'
[Stage Direction]
Dismissal of Jules Quesnel : (Mr. Monk) 7203 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Electric Station By-wash : in Com. of
Sup., 12906 (vi).
Chambly Canal, Land Damages : in Com. of
Sup., 12908 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
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QUEBEC.-Com.
Chambly Canal, Landing Wharfs: in Com. of Sup., 12908 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Macadamizing Tow Path : in Com. of
Sup., 12906, 14151 (vi).
Chambord Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13454 (vi).
Chabot, Mr. E. X., Dismissal as Light-keeper : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 2015 (i).
Chateau dk Richer, Harbour Improvements:
in Com. of Sup., 13455 (vi).
Chateauguay River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2280 (i), 3208 (ii).	.
Chicoutimi Telegraph Service : in Con., of Sup., 13333 (vi).
Circulars to Cures, P.Q., re Census: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4657 (ii).
Citadel Drill Shed : in Com. of Sup., 13053 (vi).
Couillard, Alfred, Gratuity : in Com. of Sup., 13546 (vi).
Couture, Yet. Surgeon at Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 5504 (iii).
Crane Island, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1513.
Cross Point, Pier, Que. : in Com. of Sup.,
1512	(i).
Cummings, James, Payments to by Govt.:
Ques. (Mr. Slain) 9458 (iv).
Customs Salaries at Montreal : Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 8115 (iv).
Defaulting Postmasters re Savings Banks Deposits : in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi).
Deschambault, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Desjardins, Allumette Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Desjardins, Camille, Appnmt., Salary, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 3537 (ii).
Dom. Arsenal Store: in Com. of Sup., 13054 (vi).
Doncaster Indian Reserve, Terrebonne : M.
for c-or.* (Mr. Desjardins) 288 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Squatters' Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13779 (vi).
Doucet's Landing Wharf, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5907 (iii).	#
Douglastown I solated Block : in Com. of * Sup., 13457 (vi).
Drill Hall, Quebec, Addition to : in Com. of
Sup., 13C77 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
School of Gunnery: in Com. of Sup.,
13056 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
St. Johns, Que., Contract, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Ball) 12496 (vi).
Drolet, Census Enumerator, Amount paid to : (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7055 (iii).
Duchksneau, Resignation as Warden of St. Vincent de Paul Pen. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 286 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See 'St. Vincent.'
Dugas, Mr. Blaise, Amounts paid to re Trip to Foreign Countries : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1034
(i).
Ellis, Dr., Medical Inspector, Quebec : Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3536 (ii).
*

Inspector of Immigration : in Com. of
Sup., 6702 (iii),
Esquimaux Point Wharf: in Com. of Sup,, 2278 (i).	.
Father Point Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup.,
1513	(i).
French Canadian Immigration, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6674 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Immigration,' &c.
Gatineau River, Protection Bank, C.P.R. Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Goodwin,-Geo., Compensation re Soulanges Canal : in Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).
QUEBEC.-Con.
Grand Piles Dam : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi). G. T. Pacific, Mountains crossed : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8117 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Parishes crossed, Levis to Temisoouata : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8117 (iv).
G. T. Ry., Ste. Rosalie to Montreal, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Mcmk) 706 (i).
See ' Bona venture,' &o.
[Stage Direction]
Terminals at St. Jean des Chaillons
Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13495 (vi).
Grande Riviere Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Grande Vall&e Pier : in Com. of Sup., 1514, 1574 (i); on Cone., 6070 (iii).
Grenville Canal, Guide Pier at Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 12909 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Payment to Henry Tucker re Investigations : in Com. of Sup., 14156 (vi).
Grosse Isle, Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup., 425 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Supplies re: in Com. of Sup., 5496 (iii).
Guilbault, Mr. Edward, Gratuity to Widow :
in Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers, Quebec : in Com. in Sup., 1512 (i), 3304, 3336 (ii), 5896 (iii), 12845, 13445 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Improvements and Repairs : in Com. of
Sup., 2241 (i).
Harbour of Quebec, Improvements, Reps, to Council, &c. : M. for Copies* (Mr. 'Jarte) 706 (>)[DOT]
[Stage Direction]
Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 3336
(ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pier, Contract, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3972 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Construction : Par. ill Le Soleil
(Mr. Casgrain) 2237 (i).
Hfrru, Rudolphe, Release of, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Northrup) 7915 (iv).
Hides Inspector at Quebec, Geo. Roy, &c. :
(Mr. Casgrain) 3627 (ii).
Hospital for Treatment of Trachoma, Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 14245 (vi).
Hull and Union Bridges, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).
Immigrants landing at Quebec, Medical Inspection : Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 5318 (iii). Immigration, Medical Examiner, Quebec, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3536 (ii).
Indians, Quebec, Medical Attendance, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 6408 (iii).
Isle aux Coudres, Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 2242 (i).
Isle Grosbois, Boucherville, Dredging : in
Com. of Sup., 5902 (iii).
Island of Orleans, Land Line Extension :
in Com. of Sup., 13330 (vi).
*

Submarine Cable, &c. : M. (Mr. Talbot)
for Ret.* 11301 (v).
Jesus River, Deepening, &c. : M. for cor.* (Mr. Desjardins) 289 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 134"0 (vi).
Judges in Quebec and Outside Legal Business : Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14665 (vi). Kamouraska, Extension Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Lachine Canal, Electrical Appliances for Gates, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).
[Stage Direction]

Electrical Appliances, See. : in Com. of
Sup., 7806 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Enlargement, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
12903 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Gratuities : in Coin, of Sup., 14157 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lighting : Remai-ks in Com. of Sup.,
14139 (vi).

[Stage Direction]
QUEBEC.-Con.
Lachine Canal, Look Gate Protection : in
Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Masonry Wall, Sec, -. in Com. of Sup.,
12906 (vi).	e
[Stage Direction]
See ' Mill St.,' &c.
Lake St. Francis, Dyking : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).	v
Lake St. John Colonization Co. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6679, 6888 (iii).
Lake St. John, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13459 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf, Piers, Dredging, &c. : in Com.
of Sup., 2243 (i).
Laprairie Ice Piers, Protection Walls : in Com. of Sup., 2248 (i), 13460 (vi). L'Assomption, Post Office, Purchase of Site Sec.: Ques. (Mr. Monk), 3230 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Receipts, Cheques for Payment, &c. : M.
for copies, * (Mr. Monk), 3236 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 427 (i)
Latour, L. J., Circular issued re "LeCanada": Ques. (Mr. Leonard), 1033 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Leave of Absence, Canvassing for " Le
Canada", &c.: Remarks (Mr. Pope) 13980 14002 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Leave of Absence, Amount- paid, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6895 (iii).
Laval, Electoral District, Supreme Court Judgments : Notification (Mr. Speaker), 1 (i) " Le CanadAj " Canvassing, &c. :
See Pelletier, and Latour.
[Stage Direction]
Circular issued by L. J. Latour, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Leonard), 1032 (i)
Lecturers on Agriculture in Quebec, Names.
Sec.: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux), 8615 (iv)
Le Tableau Wharf, Saguenay River : in Com. of Sup., 2249, (i)
Levis Graving Dock : in Com. of Sup.. 2978 (ii). Levis, Land purchased for I.C.R.: M. forO. Cs., &c.* (Mr. Casffraifa) 3806 (ii).
See general heading.
*	

Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 431
(i), 13053 (vi).
Lighthouse Keepers Salaries, Pets, re : Ques. (Mr. Qauvreau) 14665 (vi).
-;

Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 2915 (ii).
L'Ile d'Alma, Removal of Rocks : in Com. of Sup., 2257 (i).
Little Metis :
See "Metis."
Lloyds Rep. re St. Lawrence Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 4133-38 (ii)
See " St. Lawrence ".
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal. Govtl. Action, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Monk), 2594 (ii).
*	

Pay of Militia : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 4006
[Stage Direction]

Settlement, &c. : Tel. Read (Mr. Tartc),
2676-7 (ii)
Longuruil Public Building : in Com. of Sup.. 13069 (vi)
LoTBiNikRE Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13460 (vi).
Lot, Geo. M., Violation of Independence of Parlt. Act : on M. to cone, in Rep. of Com. on Privs. and Elect's., 8008 ; Amt. (Mr. 4fon£)8008 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Fraser) to employ stenographer,
7203 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See "Beauharnois Electoral District".
Magdalen Islands, Breakwaters, Piers, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 2264 (i).
*	

Land Telegraph Lines, Rewiring : in
Com. of Sup., 2714 (ii).
Magog Public Building : in Com. of Sup 13081 (vi).
Maguasha Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup.,
QUEBEC.-Con.
13461 (vi).
Marconi Wireless Tel. Apparatus at Chateau Bay : in Com. of Sup. 13325 (vi)
See ' Belle Isle '.
Maria Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2265 (i).
Marine and Fisheries Store Building [DOT] in Com. of Sup., 13053 (vi).
Martineau, Mr., late M.P., Decease of: Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 10242 (v . Mathurin, Jos. A., Death Sentence, Judges Rep., &c : M. for Copies* (Mr. Laveranc) 3236 (n).	'	'
Mayranp, Denis, Petition re Dismissal [DOT] Dues (Mr. Monk) 9082 (iv).	' v '
Medical Attendance, re Quebec Indians : in Com. of Sup. 6408 (iii).
Menard, Denis, Charges against: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3536 (ii).
Met a pe d i a Station , I.C. R., Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 14096 (vi).
Metis, Little, Station Changes : in Com of Sup., 12604 (v), 12828 (vi).	'
Military Buildings, Quebec, Iron Foundry [DOT]
m Com. of Sup., 14247 (vi). *
Military. Riding School, St. John d'Iberville, &0. : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8616 (iv). Miller Bros., Payments re Defalcation of Postmaster : m Com. of Sup. 14274,-14655 (vi) MttL Street Paving, Lachine Canal : in Con of Sup., 14153 (vi).
(.piMSLE) Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13461 (vi).	*
Mont Louis Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13461 (vi) Budding : in Com. of Sup., 5841 (m), 13066 (vi).	.
Montreal, Barracks : in Com. of Sup. 13076
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Bona venture Station :
See 'Bonaventure,' 'Victoria Bridge.'
[Stage Direction]
Buildings, Renewals, &c.: in Com of
Sup., 436 (l).
[Stage Direction]
Customs Dept., Salaries, See.; Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 811o (iv).
- Customs Ports, Contingent Expenses
Sec.-, m Com. of Sup., 3783 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
PORT of ENTRY, changes, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3901 (ii).
*

Dry Dock : in Com. of Sup., 2981 (ii)
[Stage Direction]
1,/"' uock, site, Sec.: M. for O. Cs., Cor
Sec.: (Mr. Tartc) TOO (i).
~ DRI DOCK, REP. of commission re SITE : in Com. of Sup., 2981 (ii).
-Examining Warehouse, Alterations
- 

   	mmiuL/uoEi.
oec.: in Com. of Sup., 13058 (vi). -^-Examining Warehouse : in Com. of Sup.,
"7-Harbour Commissioners, Amounts paid Sec.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 8084 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Dock Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 3365 (n).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour, Permanent Sheds, Plants
prepared, Sec,.: Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 14282 (vi). [DOT]	Hiland ^Rev. Office, Money abstracted :
m Com. of Sup., 5405 (iii). 

Longshoremen's Strike, Payment of Militia : Ques. (Mr Monk) 4006 (ii).
See 'Longshoremen's.'
[Stage Direction]
New Postal Station.- in Com. of Sup., 13080 (vi).
-Pilot Commissioners Court : in Com. of
Sup., 4173 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office, Accumulation of M41L &o.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3972 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office, Enlargement, Sec.: Ques (Mr. Monk), 666 (i).	'
-7-F?SZ *rF!0K' Hiprovements : in Com. of
Sup., 13067 (vi).
[Stage Direction]


QUEBEC.-Gera.
Montreal, St. James Electoral Division :
See 'St. James.'
[Stage Direction]
Shipping Interests, &o. : in Com. of Sup.,
(Mr. Monk) 5737 (iii). '
Sec 'St-Lawrence.'
[Stage Direction]
Subway Co., O. Cs. Cor. &c. : M, for
Ret. *(Mr. Tarte) 705 (i).	t
[Stage Direction]
Turnpike : See 'Turnpike Trust.'
Moreau, Dr. H.. Appnmt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8331, 84,88 (iv),
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Bail) 12497 (v).
Murray Bay to St. Catharines, Tf.l. Line : in
Com. of Sup., 13326 (vi).
Murray Bay, Wharf Extension, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2266(i).
Newport, Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 2277 (i), 13462 (vi).
New Richmond Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 134li3 (vi)
Nioolf.t River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2278 (i).	.
Nominingck Lake Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 13460 (vi).
North Halfway Point, Lightkeeper, Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3536 (ii).
Notre Dame du Portage Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13463 (vi).
Oka Indians: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13779 (vi)
O'Leary, J. & M., Claims re Soulanges Canal Contracts: in Com. of Sup., 14651 (vi).
Orleans Island, Mail Service,, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Casr/rain) 670 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i).
See Island of Orleans.
Oi'ellk River, Pier Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Paspebiao Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13464 (vi).
Pelletier,H.L., Canvassing for "LeCanada," Paymentsto, &e.: Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com. of Sup., 13980, 14002 (vi).
Sic ' Latour.'
Pierheville Whahf : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Pilots, River St. Lawrence, Retirement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lcmieux) 2915 (ii).
See general heading.
Plains of Abraham and Military Parades, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Casr/rain) 3234 (ii).	[DOT]
Pointe aux Trembles Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).	.
Pointe Fortune Wharf Improvements : in
Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Portage du Fort Bridge, Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 2690 (ii).
Pour Daniel Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Postal Facilities to Parishes near Montreal, Pets, re: Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 12498 (v).
Postmasters, Defaulting re Savings Banks : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi).
Post Office Buildings, Montreal, Enlargement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 666 (i).
Set 'Montreal.'
Post Office Savings Banks, Defalcations of Postmaster: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi).	.
Public Works Portfolio and Quebec Province : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2925, 2956(ii).
Quebec Bridge : Set general heading.
Quebec City : See 'Citadel,' 'Drill Hall,' 'Ellis, Dr.,' ' Harbour,' &c.
Quebec Judges, Complaints re Outside Business : Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14665 (vi).
Quesnel, Jules, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 7203 (iii).
Racette, V., Purchase of Land by Oovt., &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3231 (ii).
QUEBEC.-Con.
Repentigny Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Richelieu River Inundations, &c., Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 10496 (v).
Richmond, River St. Francis, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup., 2282 (i).
Rimouski Extension Pier and Tidal Basin : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Riviere aux Renards Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 2279 (i).
Riviere du Loup, Engine House : in Com. of Sup., 12593 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Freight Yard : in Com. of Sup , 8309
(iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Harbour Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13476 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
2281 (i). '
Riviere du Nord Channel : in Com. of Sup., 5907 (iii).
RivifaiE du Nord Fish Ladders, &c. : M. for Copies of Reps. * (Mr. Kthier) 2778 (ii).
Robert vs. King, Claims re Flooding on Lake St. Louis : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13473 (vi).
Robin, Collas Co., Landing Pom at Paspe-biac : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13464 (vi).
Ross Rifle Factory, Establishment at Quebec : M. for Ret. * (Mr. Casc/rain) 109 (if.
[Stage Direction]
 1m perfect Return : Remarks (Mr. Casyrain) 2109 (i)
Roy, Geo., Inspector of Hides, Quebec: Ques. (Mr. Cano rain) 3627 (ii).
St. Agnes Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 13334 (vi).
St Alexis Baie des Ha Ha Pier : in Com. of
Sup., 2289 (i).
St. Alphonse Ha Ha Bay Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
St. ANDRf) de Kamouraska Pier : in Com. of [DOT] Sup., 2290 (i), 13492 (vi).
Ste. Anne de la Perade, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).
Ste. Anne de la Pocatieiik Pier, Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
Ste. Anne de Saguenay, Tel. Land Line: in
Com. of Sup., 13331 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
13188 (vi).
Ste. Anne de Sorel, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
Sec ' Sorel. '
Ste. Anne to Lac Clair Tel. Service: in Com. of Sup., 13333 (vi).
St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13695 (vi).
St. Cyril Station Improvements : in Coin, of Sup., 14083 (vi).
St. Denis Wharf and Murray Bay Ferhy Ser vice : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 10496 (v),
Ste. Famille Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).	.
St. Fidele Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13493 (vi).
St. Fla vie Station Accommodation ; in Com. of Snp., 12602 (v).
St. Francis Lake, to complete Dam : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
Ste. Francis River, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup., 2282 (i).
St. Francois, Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i).
St. Fulgence, Wharf ; in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
St. GfinfoN Islands, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
St. Godefroi de Nouveli.e, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
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St. Hyactnthe, Drill Hall ; in Coin, of Sup.. 13067 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 439 (i).
St. Irene Wharf, Headblock : in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i).
St. James (Montreal) Electoral Division, Judgment of Sup. Court: Notification, (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Issue of Writ : M. (Mr. Monk) 707, 940
(i)	.
- 

Issue of Writ, &c.: Remarks (Mr .Monk)
13376 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Issue of Writ : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Ilfx.), 13303 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Notification of Vacancy : (Mr. Speaker)
1023 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Vacancy : Remarks, (Mr. Monk) 409 (i).
See * Brunet. '
St. Jean des Chaillons, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13494 (vi).
St. JerOme Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i), 5909 (iii).
St. Johns, Que., Customs Building; in Com. of Sup., 13059 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Drill Hall, Contract, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12496 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Examining Warehouse : in Com of Sup.,
13069 (vi).
St. Lawrence, Cable and Tel. Lines : in Com. of Sup., 2989 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Equipment for Transportation Facilities : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Ilfx.) in Com. of Sup., 12845-7 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Gulf Fishing, Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 2917 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Lighthouses, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13632
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Obstruction to Navigation, 4c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4041 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pilots, Retirement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 2915 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Removal of Rocks : in Com. of Sup.,
2257 (i).
St. Lawrence Route and Fast Atlantic Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7584 (iv).
*

and Lloyds, Cor. re: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 13698 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Rep. re Navigation Obstructions, &c. :
in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Clarke) 4133 (ii).
St. Lawrence Route : in Com. of Sup., 5758
(iii).
St. Lawrence Ship Channel : in Com. of Sup., 3218, 3304 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 5007
(ii)	, 5917 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13332 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Transportation Facilities : See ' Transportation '.
[Stage Direction]
Wireless Telegraph Stations : Sec
' Marconi ', &c.
St. Laurent Wharf, Isle of Orieans : in Com. of Sup., 5906 (iii).
See " Island of Orleans."
St. Louis df. Mile End, Public Building : in
Com. in Sup., 13080 (vi).
St. Louis Lake, Hydrographic Surveys : in
Com. of Sup., 12904 (vi).
St. Louis River, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13473 (vi).
St. Mary's Current Wharf, Contract with Poupore & Malone : M. for Copy of Contract * (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
St. Maurice, River Dam : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).	'
[Stage Direction]
Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 2286 (i),
5904 (iii).
QUEBEC.-Con.
St. Maurice, Dredging Eastern Channel : in Com. of Sup., 13469 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Slides, Improvements, 4c. : in Com. of
Sup., 2677 (ii).
St. Michel de Bellechasse, Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13494 (vi).
St. Nicholas Pier, Rebuilding, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5905 (iii).
St. Ours Canal, Landing Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 14154 (vi).
*	

Stop Logs : in Com. of Sup., 12908 (vi).
St. Pierre Pointe Breakwater: in Com. of
Sup., 2278 (i).
St. Simeon Wharf, Extension: in Com. of Sup., 13493 (vi).
St. Vixcent de Paul Penitentiary : in Com. of
Sup., 3534 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Acting Warden, See. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard), 10831 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Hospital, Management, 4c. : Ques. (Mr. (Lemicux) 13669 (vi). .
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14284 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Warden's Resignation, 4c. : Ques. (Mr. Liemard) 286 (i).
Sabrevois Wharf Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13485 (vi).
Sacr£ Coeur Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13478 (vi).
Saguenay River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup,, 13472 (vi).
Savard, Mr. R. V., Emplymt. byGovt : Ques. (Mr. Bluin) 6895 (iii).
Seven Islands Pulp 4 Lumber Co., Wharf re: Remarks in Com. of. Sup., 13180 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quebec and Murray Bay Ry. Subsidy :
in Com. on Res., 14456 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13479 (vi).
Sherbrooke Drill Hall: in Com. of Sup., 13079 (vi).
Shoemakers Federated Union, Res. re Slater Shoe Co. : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 14666 (vi).
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i), 3374 (ii), 5921 (iii), 12845 (vi).
[Stage Direction]

Cor. re: Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Pope)
2302 (i).
Soulanges Canal, Compensation to Geo. Goodwin: in Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Construction, &e. : in Com. of Sup., 7549
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Contractor Stewart's Claims : in Com.
of Sup., 12913 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
O'Leary Claims : in Com. of Sup., 14651
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Repairing Breach in Bank : in Com. of
Sup., 14153 (vi).
Southeastern Valley and United Counties Ry., Safety: M. for Cor. (Mr. Tarte) 451 (i).
South Shore Ry., Complaint re Safety : Remarks (Mr. Geoffrion) 205 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Working, &c. : M for Cor. (Mr. Tarte)
448 (i).
Submarine Cable to Island of Orleans : Ques. (Mr. Talbot) 11186 (v).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Talbot) for Ret.* 11301 (v)
See ' Island of Orleans '.
Telegraph Lines, Quebec : in Com. of Sup.>
5917 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
St. Lawrence : in Com. of Sup., 5007 (ii).
Terrebonne, Indian Reserve : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Desjardins) 288 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office Buildings, &c. : M. for Cor.*
(Mr. Desjardins) 289 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
13059 (vi).
Thetford Mines Post Office : in Com. of Sup 441 (i).	1 '
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QUEBEC.-Con.
Three Rivers, Custom House, Heating, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13069 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 retaining wall : in Com. of Sup., 13080
(v')- .
[Stage Direction]
Harbour, Additional Wharfs : in
Com. of Sup., 2296 (i).	.
Tobin Co.'s Pulp Mill: Remarks in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14462 (vi).
Touladie River Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 2286 (i).
Trachoma Hospital in Quebec : in Com. of Supt., 14245 (vi).
See 'Agriculture'.
Transportation Commission, re Sorel Wharf : Remarks (Mr. Brock) in Com. of Sup., 12849 (vi).
Transportation Facilities, re St. Lawrence,
, Sec.: in Com. of Sup., 3365 (ii).
See ' St. Lawrence, &c\
Trap Nets, Gulf St. Lawrence, Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 29i7 (ii).
Trottier, Louis VI., Emp'lymt. by Govt. : Quest. (Mr. Morin) 8488 (iv).
Turnpike Trust, Montreal, Indebtedness,&c. : M. for Stmnt. (Mr. Monk) 672 (i).
Two Mountains District Railway Facilities : Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Ethier) 7567 (iv). Valleyfield, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5905
(iii).	,
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 443 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office, Erection, Purcase of Site,
&c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 98 (i).
[Stage Direction]
tenders re : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 11187 (v).
Sec ' Loy, &c.'	,
-Strike, Pay of Militia: Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 3580, 3753, (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 13371 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Strike, 1900 : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 2759 (ii).
Vertk River Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Victoria Bridge, Montreal, Amounts paid by Govt. : M. for Ret. *(Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
See ' Bonaventure
Ville Marie Wharf, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).
Wiallarii, Paul, Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 11188 (v).	[DOT]	.
Wireless Telegraph Stations : See ' Marconi, ftc.'	„
Yamaska Lock, Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 13498 (vi).
Queen's College, Kingston B. No. 190 (Mr. Marty) 1°*, 3864 2°*, 4404 (ii).
Queens, West, P.E.I., Representation re: Remarks : Remarks (Mr. Hackctt) 13378 (vi).
Quesnel-Atlin Telegraph Branch : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Quesnel Dam, B.C., Obstructions, Sic.-. Ques. (Mr. Earle), 11557 (v).
Quesnel, Jules, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Mo-ak), 7203 (iii).
Ques. of Order, on Apfnmt. of Judges : Ruling (Mr. Speaker, Dcp.), 209 (i).
Sec ' Order,' &c.
Questions put by Members, Answers re : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 544 (i).
Quinte Bay Buoys, Payments, &o. for Services : Ques. (Mr. Porter), 5587 (iii).
Raoette, V., Purchase of Land by Govt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk), 3231 (ii).
Racine Bros. Claims re Contractors of Nelson P.O., B.C., in Com. of Sup., 7168 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Agreement with Contractors : Read (Mr. Monk), 7162 (iii)
[Stage Direction]
Letters read from Dep. Minister of Labour,
&o., 7164 (iii).
See 'Nelson P. O.'
" Ragging " in the British Army : Remarks (Mr Charlton) on M. for Sup., 3130, 3134 (ii).
Rail Power Saw Cutter : in Com. of Sup., 12607
(v).
Railway Accidents, Duties of Public Officials, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 1032 (i).
Railway Accidents in Can., Appnmt. of Official Inspector : Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 9217 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Investigation Expenses : in Com. of Suji.,
14154	(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Investigation into : Remarks on M. for Sup.,
(Mr. Clarke), 1329 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Loss of Life, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 873 (i).
See 'Belmont,' 'West Lome,' 'Windsor Jn.' &c. Railway Act (cattle guards) Amt. B No. 6 (Mr. Lancaster), 1° m., 93 ; 2° m., 552; M. to ref. to Ry. Com., agreed to (Y. 99; N., 53)565 (i), wthdn., 7203 (iii).
Railway Act (consolidation) Amt. B. No.
21 (Mr. Blair), 1° m., 244 (i); 2°*, 2585 ; M. for Com., 2585 ; in Com., 2591, 3538, 3713, 3830, 3882, 3974, 3984, 4120, 4564, 4691, 4728 (ii), 5243, 5322, 5513, 5560, 5679, 5765, 0071, 6170, 0172, 6202, 6271, 7299 (iii), 7609, 8125; 3° m., 8334 (iv); Sen. Amts., 13834, 14519, 14663, 14690, 14734, 14740, 14760, 14762, 14844 (vi); Salaries of Ry. Commissioners, See., Res. prop., 8085; in Com., on Res., 8119 (iv). (3 Edward VII, c. 58).
Accidents, Investigation, &c., Amt.(Mr.Blair), 5550 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Notice, See., penalties, 5549, (iii), ret. re,
15772 (iii).
Acts repealed, 5772 (iii).
Appeals from Awards, Practice, &c., 4574, 4575, 4693; Amt. (Mr. Lancaster), 4578 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
from decision OF Board, Amt. (Mr.Blair),
5773 (iii).	'
Appeals to High Courts, 3975 (ii).
Application of Act, 2608, 3536 (ii). Arbitration, Disqualifications, &c., 4574 (ii). Arbitration Proceedings, &c., 4566 (ii). Arbitrators' Awards, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 4691
(ii)	.
Assets, &c., Returns re to Board, 5772 (ni). Authority tcwsell or convey Lands, 4131 (ii). Awards, Appeals, &c., 4574; Amt. (Mr. Lancaster) 4574, 4693 (ii).
See 'Appeals.'
Ballast Pits, &c., 4131 (ii).
Beach Lands, &o., 4125 (ii).
Bell and Whistles, 5259, 5342 (iii).
Bell Telephone and C.P.R. Agreement, 5514
(iii)	.
Board of Ry. Commissioners for Can., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3854 (ii).
Board's Duties, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3859 (ii). Board's Sessions, &c., 3859, 3862 (ii).
See 'Staff,' ' Vacancies,' &c.
Bonds, Mortgages, Issue of, Sec., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3993 (ii).	.
Branch Line Construction, 4694 (ii); Amt. (Mr. Blair) 6080 (iii).
Bridge Construction, Permission, &c., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5251 (iii).
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RAILWAY ACT. -Con.
By-laws, Printed, 5563 (iii).
Canal Crossings, &o., 4125 (ii).
Cattle Guards re Crossings, 5774 (iii).
Cattle Guards, Fences, &e., Amt. (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) f.220, Amt. (Mr.Blair) 6222, Amt. (Mr. Wade) 6253 (iii).
Charges, 2602 (ii).
Charters, Application for, &c., Amt. (Mr. Davis) 6322 (iii). '
Classification of Freight, &c., 5577, 6284 (iii). Commercial Rates, Privileges, 5680 (iii). Commissioners' Disqualification, &c., Amt, (Mr. Blair) 3857 (ii).
Commissioners, Number, 3857, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 3887 (ii).
Commissioners' Residence, 3859, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 3887 (ii).
Compensation for Lands and Damages, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 4568 ; Amt. (Mr. Lancaster) 4568
(ii).
Compensation re Damage by Fire, Amt. (Mr. L. P. Demers) 6299 (iii).
Construction, &c., Buildings, &c., 3999 (ii). Construction, Time limited, 3997 (ii)
County Divisions, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3882 (ii). Crossings, Application of Provisions re, 3843
(ii).
Crossings or running on public highways. &c..
4697 (ii).	.
Crossings, Provisions re, 3843, 4697 (ii).
See 'Bells, ' 'Highways, ' ' Level Crossing ', &c.
Crown Lands, &o., 4125 (ii).
Decisions of Board, Rules of Court, 3975 (ii). Deviations ok Line, Amt., (Mr. Blair), 4121 (ii). Directors' Qualifications, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 5774 (iii).
Discriminating Freight Rates, 62S4 (iii). Discrimination re Tolls, 5564-8 (iii).
Dividends and Interest, 3984 (ii): Amt. (Mr. Blair), 6074 (iii).
Dividends re Capital, 3985 (ii).
Documents as Evidence, Procedure, &c., 3974 (ii).
Dom. and Provincial Rys., Crossing, 3846 (ii). Drainage across or under Rys., Compensation &c , 4728 (ii); Amt. (Mr. Blair) 6177 (ill); Amt. (Mr. Cowan) 4735 (ii), 6186; Amt. (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 6197 (iii).
Electric Rys, Tramways, Right of Municipalities, &c., 6080 (iii).
Equipment of Cars re Safety of Employees, &e., Amt. (Mr. Ingram) 6259 (iii).
Express Companies, Rates, &c., 2696, 2608,
^ 3538; Amt. (Mr. Barker) 3725 (ii). Expropriation, &c., Notice, Service, &c., 4566;
Amt. (Mr. Blair) 4691 (ii).
Expropriation of Land, &c., 2591, 4564 (ii).
^ See 1 Land,' &c.
Extension of Time specified in Order, 3976
(ii)	.
Farm Crossings, &o., Amt. (Mr. Cowan) 5774; Amt. (Mr. Holmes) 6202 ; Amt. (Mr. Lancaster) 6204 (iii).	-	1
Eire Guard along the Right of Way, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 6071, 6318; Amt. (Mr. Scott) 5783 6321 (iii).
Fire Guards along Line, Penalties re Damage Amt. (Mr. Demers) 6299 (iii).
Fire Screens, 3894 (ii).
Forfeiture of Shares, 3988 (ii).
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Sale of, 3989 (ii).
Free Transportation, &c., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5776 (iii).	'
Freight Classification, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5577
(iii)	.
Freight Rates, &c., 3538 (ii), 5568 (iii).
RAILWAY ACT.-Con.
Freight Rate Discrimination, Penalties, 6284
(iii).
See ' Discrimination.'
Freight Rate Standard, 5578 (iii).
Gates, &c., re unimproved Property, Amt.
I Mr. Blair) 6255 (iii).
Govt. Rys., Jurisdiction, 3563 (ii).
Headway of Bridges, &c., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5251 (iii).	h
Highway Crossings, &c., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5243, 6080, 6173 (iii).
See ' Municipalities,' &c. 'Bells,'&c., 'Ry.,' ' Watchmen,' &e.
Highways, Farm Crossings, &c., 3883 (ii). Inspecting Engineers, 5251 (iii).
I.C.R. : See 'Govt. Rys..' &c.
Interest Calls, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 6075 (iii). JUDGES.JuRtSDKtTON, 2591 ; Amt. (Mr. Blai~),
Judicial Decisions, Citations, &c., 3886 (ii) Jurisdiction of Board to make Orders, 3976 (h)
Land Expropriation, 4000, 4120 (ii).
Lands of other Companies, 4130 (ii).
See 'Expropriation.'
Level Crossings, Protection, &c., 6256; Amt. (Mr. Blain) 6257 (iii)
See 'Highway,' 'Rails,' &c.
Location of Line, 4120 (ii).
Meetings, Notice of, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3981 (ii) Mines under Ry., &c., 4124 (ii).
Minutes, Certified Copies, 3981 (ii).
Mortgage Bonds, Penalties, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 6077 (iii).
Municipal Rights re Crossing, See., 4697 (ii). Municipal Rights re Highway Crossing, Amt (Mr. Blair), 5243, 6080 (iii).
See 'Highway'.
Orders, Notice of, Duties of Co., Amt. (Mr. Lancaster), 3974 (ii).
Overhead Bridges, Width, &c., 4712 (ii). Paid-up Stock issued for certain Purposes Amt. (Mr. Blair), 6072 (iii).
Passenger Traffic on Rys, 2 Cent Rate, 6271 Amt., (Mr. Macleau) 6274 (iii).
Passes: See 'Free Transportation.'
Penalties recovered under this Act 5767 (iii).
Penalties re Violation of Act, 5765 (iii). Penalties re Violation of Act as to Tolls 5692 (iii).
Plans and Maps, 2593, 4120 (ii).
Promissory Notes and Bills, 3995 (ii). Protection Generally, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3895
(ii).
Rails re Level Crossings, 4709 (ii); Amt (Mr Blair) 5250 (iii).	V '
Rys. constructed, General Advantage of Can., 3840 (ii).
Ry. crossing another Line, 4697 (ii).
Railway Express Companies, &c., 2596 (ii).
Ry. Facilities for Industries, &c., 4695 (ii).
Ry. or Highway Crossing, &c., 4697 ; Amts (Mr. Blair) 4697 (ii).
Ry; Inspection, 5252; Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5253
(m).
Rates re. Freight, &o., 5568 (iii).
See 'Freight,' 'Tolls, &c.' 'Two cent,' &c. Tariff.
Regulations re Board, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3888
(u).
Returns, Annual, 5770 (iii).
Rolling Stock, 2598 (ii).
See 'Train, &c.'
SA/^r/,-^PPLIAN0BS' &c- Amt- (Mr. Blair) 5254 (m).	'
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Safety Equipments for Employees, Amt. (Mr. Ingram) 0259 ; Amt. (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 0325 (iii).
Shareholders' Liability, &c., 3992 (u). Shareholders' Meetings, 3980 (ii). Shareholders' Record, 3993 (ii).
Shares forfeited, Salk, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 0075
^ See ' Forfeited,' ' Paid-up Stock,' &c. Signboards at Level Crossings, Penalty, Sec., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 4715 (iii.
Sittings of Board, 3802 (ii).
Special Act, &c., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3885 (ii). Special Act, Exceptions, 3830 ; Amt. (Mr. Lancaster) 3835 (ii).
Speed of Trains through Towns, &c., 3888(h), 5322 (iii) ; Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3888 (ii), 5323 (iii). Staff of Board, Salaries, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3887 (ii), 141,55 (vi).
Stations on Lines not subject to Authority of Paiilt., 5780 (iii).	,
Stock purchased in other Companies, 57G7 (m). Street Rys. and Tramway Crossings, 3850 ;
Amt.. (Mr. Blair) 3887 (ii).
Tariffs, -Joint, Filing and Publication of, 5681 (iii).
Sec ' Rates, ' &c.
Telegraph, &c., Procedure, Sec., 4721 (ii). Telegraph and Telephone Construction, &e.,
Amt. (Mr. Blair) 6173 (iii).
Telegraph or Telephone Wires, &c., Amt.
Mr. Lancaster) 4717 (ii).
Telegraphs, &e., 5513, 5561, 5080 (iii). Telephones and Telegraph, Govt, use, Sec., Amt. iMr. Maclean), 5346, 5513 (iii).
See ' Bell,' ' Telegraph.'
Time-Tables, Rules, &c., o561 (iii).
Tolls, Apportionment by Land and Water, 5575 (iii).
Tolls, Classification, &c., 3538, 3713 (n). Tolls, Discrimination, &o., 5568 (iii).
Tolls levied, By-Law fixing, 5564 (iii).
Toll, Traffic, 2602 (ii).
See ' Penalties,' &c.
Traffic Arrangements, 5700 (iii).
Traffic Provisions, 5680 (iii).
Train Equipment, Power of Board, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 5258 (iii).
Trains standing on level Crossings, Penalty, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 5340 (iii).
Transport Passengers, Sec., 4000 (ii).
Trees, Removal, &c., 4000 (ii).
Two-cent Rate re Passenger Traffic, Amt. (Mr Maclean) 6271 (iii).
See ' Passenger ' &c.
Vacancies by Death, &c., 3981 (ii).
Violation of By-laws, Penalties, &c., 5765
Watchmen at Crossings, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5260
Weeds, Removal by Co., 5552, 6299 ; Amt. (Mr. Lennox) 5554, 5560, 6311 (iii).
Witness Fees, 3978 ; Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3979 (ii). Working Expenditures, 2604 (ii).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21, Res. from -Senate re Appnmt. of Managers: Read (Mr. Speaker) 14519 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Fielding) appointing Managers, 14663,
14690, 11734 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Formalities, &c.: 'Bourinot'quoted, 14760 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Mess. From Senate, Read (Mr. Speaker) 14760
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Progress reported, (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 14740,
14844 (vi).
Ry. Commission : See ' Ry. Act B. 21 '.
Ry. Debts : Sec ' Exchequer Court', etc.
Ry. Drainage : See 'Drainage.'
Railway Act (employees safety) Amt. B-No. 74, (Mr. Guthrie) 'l° m„ 814 (i); 2°, and ref. to Sel. Com., 3247 (ii).
Railway Act (employees safety) Amt. B. No. 77 (Mr. Smith, Vancouver) 1° m., 872 2°, and ref. to. Sel. Com., 2387 (i); wthdn., 7203 (iii). Railway Act (fire damages) Amt. B. No. 23 (Mr. Demers, St. Johnand Iberville) 1° m. 283 ;
(i)	; 2° m., 2780 (ii) ; wthdn., 7203 (iii).
Railway Act (fire guards) Amt. B. No. 16
(Mr. Scott) 1° *, 114 : 2°, 871 (i); wthdn., 7203
(iii).
Railway Act (fire guards) Amt. B. No. 181
(Mr. German) 1° m., 3391 (ii).
Railway Act (telephones) Amt. B. No. 5
(Mr. Maclean) 1° m., 92; 2° m., 701 (i).
See ' Telephone B. 4
Railway Labour Disputes Settlement B.: 
Subsidies B.: Res. 4, Payment to Cos., Safeguards, &c.:
in Com. on Ry. Res., 14511 (vi).

Res. 5, Notice to Municipalities re Location : in Com., on Res., 14513 (vi).

Res. 6, Running Powers, Traffic Arrangements, See. : in Com., on Res., 14515 (vi).

Statement : laid on Table (Mr. Fielding) 14852
(vi).
See ' Subsidies to Rys.'
Railways constructed without Govt. Aid, Man.
and N.W.T. : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 8487 (iv).
Ry. Land Grants, Man. and N.W.T., Areas earned, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2102 (i).

Area unpatented : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2583 (ii).

Voted &c., Govtl. Action re Selection:
Ques. (Mr. Scott) 4831 (ii).
Railway Policy of Govt., Delay in bringing down: M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to adjn. Hse., 7109
(iii). See 'G.T.P. Ry.'



Railway Policy of Mb. Bouden, Pets, received : Ques. (Mr. Davis) 13028 (vi).
Ry. Rates, Govt. Control of : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14502 (vi).
RAILWAYS :
Accidents In Can., Appnmt. ok Official Inspector : Ques. (Mr. Clarice) 9217 (iv). Accidents, Duties of Public Officials, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 1032 (i).

Investigation into : Remarks on M. for
Sup. (Mr. Clarke) 1329 (i).

Investigation Expenses : in Com. of Sup.
14154	(vi).

Loss of Life, &c., : Ques. (Mr. Clarke)
873 (i).
See ' Belmont,' 'West Lome,' &c.
Air Brakes fob Freight Cars, l.C.R. : in Com.
of Sup., 7527 (iii), 8281 (iv).
Albany Station and Land Purchase, P.E.I.
Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi).
Alberton, P.E.I. Ry. Station: in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).

 Remarks (Mr. Haekett) in Com. of Sup.,
12838 (vi).

Ques. (Mr. Haekett) 2503 (ii).
Amqui Station, I.C.R., Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry. Subsidy-, Claims against, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Marcil, Bonaventure) 3289 (ii).
Bell Telephone and C.P. R. Agreement, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Maclean) 5513 (iii).
Belmont Accident, Gratuities to Victims:
Remarks (Mr. Fowler) in Com. of Sup., 13546,
14155	(vi).
See ' Windsor Junction.'
Blair, Hon. A. G., Resignation : Announcement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 6540 (iii).
*	

Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 6522 (iii).
*	

Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 6735
(iii).
Blueshank, P.E.I.. Straightening Cuhve : in Com. of Sup., 7530 (iii), 14133 (vi). Bonaventure Station, Terminal Facilities, Amount paid by Govt. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Monk) 666 (i).
See 'G.T.R.,' 'Victoria Bridge.'
Borden, Mr., Ry. Policy :
See 'G. T, Pacific.'
Brookfield Station, I.C.R., Enlargement : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14083 (vi).
Calgary and Edmonton Ry., Regulations re Mortgage Deeds : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 13024 (vi). Sec ' Qu'Appelle.'
C.' A. Ry., Strike of Sectionmen : Remarks (Mr. Schell) 2303 (i).
Can. Central, and Ottawa and Brockville Rys., Amalgamation, Compensation to certain MuNlciPALiTlES:inCom. of Sup., 14l33(vi). Can. Freight Classification, Approval, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 3537 (ii).
See 'Freight.'
Can. Northern Ry., Cor. between Govt, and Mackenzie & Mann : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Tarte) 916 (i).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co. : Ret. re cost, laid on Table, 5052 (ii).
C.P.R., Arrangements with James Bay Ry.
Co., &0. : Remarks in Com. on Res., 14445 (vi). l

Bell Telephone Agreement : See ' Telephone, ' &e.

Car Shortage, Sic., in N.W.T. :
See ' Ry. Traffic, ' &c.
RAILWAYS-Con.
C.P.R., Expenditure for Rolling Stock: Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 2311 (i).

andGbeat Northwest Central Ry. Co.'s
Agreement: Ques. (Mr. Douglas) 2306(i).
,	

Lands exf.mpt from Taxes in Man. and
N. W. T. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 916 (i).


Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 667 (i)

 Private Car No. 001, Improvements,
Payment by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Demers, St. John) 14282 (vi).

Transcontinental Trains, Water Supply : Remarks (Mr. Wright) 9455 (iv).
Canso Ferry Service, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 7525 (iii), 12602 (v), 14093 (vi).
Car Shops, I.C.R., New Machinery : in Com. of Sup.. 14106 (vi).
Cattle Guard Commission, Appointment of Mr. Geo. Robertson, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 668 (i).
7-*- Appointment of Mr. Holt and Retirement of Mr. Robertson, &c. : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Lennox) 1059 (i).

Names, See.: Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 874 (i).

Rep. of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 1199 (i).

 Rep. laid on Table, Printing, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Clancy) 14758 (vi).

Inquiry for (Mr. Lennox) 669 (i), 3396
(ii).

Inquiry for (Mr. Pringle) 14686 (vi).

Withdrawal of Mr. Robertson, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 1034 (i).
' Chapman ' Ball-Bearing Apparatus, Rep. re: Remarks in Com. of Sup. 7524 (iii), 8283 (iv).
Charlottetown, P.E.I., Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup. 14131 (vi)

Rebuilding, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefnrgey)
4442 (ii).
Chaudiebe Junction, Engine House : in Com. of Sup., 8314 (iv), 12594 (v), 14106 (vi).
Chignecto Marine Ry., Settlement, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Logan) 4404 (ii).
Clergue Works, Sault Ste. Marie, Contract for Rails with Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Boss, Ont.) 13668 (vi).
*

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14097 (vi).

Remarks re Subsidies to, in Com. on Ry.
Subsidies, 14397 (vi).
' Cleveland ' Cylinder Patent rc l.C.R.: Remarks, (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 8284(iv).
Commercial Travellers, Privileges, Fares, &c. : Remarks in Com. on Ry. Bill (Mr. Clarke) 5680 (iii).
Demurrage Regulations, l.C.R : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 4672, 4959 (ii).
Discriminating Rates, G. T. Ry. Co., between Canadians and Americans : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 10745 (v).
Dixon, F. A., Promotion. &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2726-2753 (ii).

Promotion as Chief Clerk, Cor. &o.: M.
for Ret.* (Mr. Lennox) 1058 (i).

Chief Cor. Clerk : Ques. (Mr. Lennox)
5318 (iii).
Double Tracking Parts of l.C.R. Line : in Com. of Sup., 14062 (vi).
Draw-Bars Exchange on Freight Cars,l.C.R.:
in Com. of Sup., 8288 (iv).
Drummond County Ry., Rentals, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 12887 (vi).
Drummondyille, Ry. Siding, &c. : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 14055 (vi).
Eastern Extension Ry., N.B., Balance of Interest re Award : in Com. of Sup., 7528 (iii).
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RAILWAYS-Con.
Eastern Extension Ry. Award, Fees of Stenographer, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7529 (iii). Eel River, Station, I.C.R., Agent's House : in Com. of Sup., 12600 (v).
Elmira Branch Line, P.E.I. Ry., : in Com. of Sup., 12835 (vi).
Fire Protection of Stattons, Restaurants, &c., I.C.R.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 14663 (vi). Fire Regulations, N. W. T.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6775 (iii).
Sec 'Ry. B. 21 '.
Freight Cars, I.C.R., on connecting Lines, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Haggart) 3805 (ii). Freight Classification (Canadian), O.Cs. &c.: Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 3302 (ii).
See ' Can. Freight.'
Freight Rates on Ocean Steamers, Discrimination between Can. and U. S. Freights : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 13674 (vi).
See ' Ry. B. 21. '
Gates over Ry. Crossings : Remarks in Com. on Bill (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 5775 (iii).
See ' Ry B. 21.'
Govt. Official, &e., Cars, Amounts paid for Haulage : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 9682 (iv).
See ' Private.'
Govt. Ry. Policy, Delay, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 7298 (iii).
See 'G.T.P.Ry.'
Grain carried by C.P.R, to St. John, Quantity, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7734 (iv). Grand Narrows Bridge Protection : in Com. of Sup., 14094 (vi).
G.T.P. Ry., Alternative Policy of Mr. Borden, Halifax : Ques. (Mr. Davis) 13028 (vi). 

Bill, Distribution to Members : Remarks (Mr. Wilson) 8918 (iv).
*	

Bill, French Translation of : Remarks
(Mr. Leonard) 8118 (iv).

Comparison with Different Ry. Systems:
Remarks (Mr. CVgill) in Com. of Sup., 12891 (vi).

Contracts re Eastern Portions : Ques.
(Mr. Grant) 13027 (vi).


Govt. Policy, Delay, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden. Halifax) 6805, 6921, 7298, 7399 (iii).

Govt. Policy : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 7399 (iii).
*	

Remarks (Mr. Monk) 7487 (iii).

Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 8086 (iv).

M. for Cor. (Mr. Tarte) 447 (i).


Member reading Speech : Ques. of Order
(Mr. Johnston, C.B.) 10249; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 10250 (v).
*	

Mountains crossed : Ques. (Mr. Morin)
8117 (iv).

Parishes crossed from Levis to Temis-
COItata ; Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8117 (iv).

Pets, from Bagot and Dorchester : Remarks (Mr. Mareil, Bagot) 12941 (vi).

Petitions Signatures, Ac. : Remarks (Mr. Talbot) 12715 ; Ruling (Mr Sreaker) 12715 (vi).

M. (Mr Talbot) to ref. to Com. on Privs.
and Elections, 13265 (vi).

Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproule) 13266 ; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 13266 (vi).

meetings of com. on privs. and elects. :
Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13559, 13671 (vi).

affidavits, &c., Par. in Montreal
1 Star ': Remarks (Mr. Talbot) 14845 ; Ques. of Order (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14846 (vi).

Subsidy from Govt., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 671, 1031 (i).

par. in Ottawa 'Journal' re subsidy,
&c.: Remarks (Mr. Kemp), 5733 (iii).
RAILWAYS-Con.
G.T.P. Ry., par. in Toronto 'Globe' re subsidy, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Haggart), 5892 (iii).

Surveys, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14646
(vi).

 Mr. Hays' Statement re, Par. in Star.
14648 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. "Borden, Halifax), 14765
(vi).

Surveys, Business System, &c.: Remarks
(Mr. Brock), in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14355 (vi).

Surveys, &c. : in Com. on Ways and
Means, 14765 (vi).

Surveys, Plans, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 8230 (iv).

and Trans Canada, Sale, &c. Par. in
Toronto 'News': Read (Mr. Monk), 7566
(iv).

Two-cknt Rate, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Maclean), 10462 (v).

Ques. (Mr. Maclean), 11556 (v).
G.T.Ry. and C.P.R. Fiscal Policy ; Remarks (Mr. Brock), in Com. of Sup., 12884 (vi).
-	-Discriminating Rates between Canadians and Americans : Remarks (Mr. Clarke), 10745 (v).
-	-Loans by Dom. Govt. .- Ques. (Mr. Talbot),
2920 (ii).

Rentals from I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup.,
12887 (vi).

Ste. Rosalie to Montreal, &c. : M. for
Ret.* (Mr. Monk), 706 (i).

Terminals at St. Jean des Chaillons
Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13495 (vi).

Traffic Arrangements with I.C.R., &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Kemp), 2759 (ii).
See * Bonaventure '.
Great North West Central Ry. and C.P.R. Co.'s Agreement ; Ques. (Mr. Douglas), 2306
(i)-
Halifax Cotton, Loan of Rails to, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Fielding), in Com. on Ry. Res., 14477 (vi).
Halifax, Elevator, Land Purchase : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 12825, 12874 (vi).

Immigration Building : in Com. of Sup.,
13033 (vi).

Increased Accommodation, I.C.R.: in
Com. of Sup., 8316 (iv), 12597 (v), 12824,14080, (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Borden) in Com. of Sup.,
7520 (iii), 1y874 (vi).
Halifax anf South-Western Ry., Claims for Labour, Material, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Kaul-bach) in Com. on Ry, Res., 14332 (vi).
Haulage of Govt. &c. Cars., Amounts paid, &C. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 9682 (iv).
Hillsborough Bridge, P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 7530 (iii), 12829, 14108, 14115 (vi).

Agreement, Amount paid, kc. : Ques.
(Mr. Hackett) 2758 (ii).
*

Contractors Name, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2584 (ii).

Preparation of Contract : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 4444 (ii).
I. C. R., Passes: See ' Passes.'
See 'I.C.R.'
Inverness and Richmond Ry. Subsidy, &c. : Ques. (Sir Charles H. Tupper) 872 (i).
Kelley's Cross P. O., P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 6064 (iii).	[DOT]
Kensington Station Accommodation, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 12840 (vi).
Kingston Locomotive Works, Contracts for I. C. R. : Remarks (Mr Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).

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RAILWAYS-Con.
Kinkora Station Accommodation, P.E.I. : in . Com. of Sup., 12841 (vi).
Land Grants to Rys. in Man. and N. W.
Ters. : Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1197 (i).
Land Grants to Rys., Man., N. W. T., Areas, Names, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2101 (i).

Mileage : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 1677 (i).

Area reserved, patented, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Scott) 2307 (i).

UNEARNED, &e. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 3797
(ii).

 UNPATENTED : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2583
(ii).
Legal Expenses re Rys. and Canal Dept. : in Com. of Sup., 12911 (vi).
Levis Acccm moi >
at ion , I. C. R. Station: in Com. of Sup., 3703 (ii).
Locomotives, Cars, &c., I. C. R., Purchase, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Barker) 4361 (ii).
Locomotives constructed at Moncton, &c. :
- Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).
Lorne Siding, I. C. R , Traffic, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 2918 (ii).
Machinery for Car Shops, I. C. R.: in Com. of Sup., 14106 (vi).
Managers re Rr. Conference : See ' Railway Act B. 21.'
Metapedia Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 14096 (vi).
Metis Station, Diverting Road, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 12604 (v), 12828 (vi).
Mikamiciii Bridge Superstructure: in Com. of Sup., 8307 (iv).
Moncton, Car Shop Extension : in Com. of Sup., 8312 (iv).

Increased Shed Accommodation for I.
C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).

Station Accommodation : in Com. of
Sup., 12599 (v).
Money Subsidies to Rys., I. C. R., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Davis), 1197 (i).
Montaguf, Bridge Survey, P.E.I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Montreal Locomotive Works, Contracts for I.C.R.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville), in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).	[DOT]
Montreal Subway Co., O. Cs. Cor.. &c.: M.
for Ret.* (Mr. Tarte), 705 (i).	'
Morden . Board op Trade, Res. re Wheat Freight Rates : Ques. (Mr. Stewart), 12074 , (v).
Mount Stewart Freight House : in Com. of Sup., 7530 (iii).
Muhlfeld, Mr., Rep. re 'Chapman' Ball Bearing Apparatus : Remarks (Mr. Bennett), in Com. in Sup., 8283 (iv).
See ' Chapman. '
Municipalities, Compensation for Amalgamation of Can. Central, and Brockville and Ottawa Rys. &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi). Municipal Rights re Tramway Cos., &c.: Remarks in Com. on Ry. Bill, 6081 (iii).
See 'Ry. Bill21.'


Murray Harbour Branch P.E.I.: Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 7530, 7801 (iv), 12829, 14108, 14115 (vi). See ' Hillsborough. '
Napanee and Tamworth Ry., Charter, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Porter), 8084 (iv).
New Glasgow, Extension to Freight Shed, I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 14095 (vi).
Northam and Richmond Stations, P.E.I.
Ry. : in Com.fof Sup., 12841 (vi).
North Sydney Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 12597 (v).
O'Leary's Station, P.E.I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 7536 (iii).
RAILWAYS-Con.
O'Leary's Station, P. E. I. Ry., Branch Line, &c.; Ques. (Mr. Hackett), 6168 (iii).

Remarks, (Mr. Hackett), in Com. of Sup.,
12838 (vi).
Ouelle River Branch, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 7526 (iii), 12599 (v).

Branch Line to St. Denis Wharf : Ques.
(Mr. Monk), 10490 (v).
Passenger Rates on G.T.R. :
See ' Discriminating '.
Passes, I.C.R. : M. (Mr. Bell), for Ret.. 2337
(i)	-
Petit de Grat and I.C.R. Terminus at Mul-grave, SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup.. 14249 (vi).
Pictou, Increased Accommodation : in Com.
of Sup., 8317 (iv), 12827, 14088 (vi).
Pintsch Gas Equipment for I.C.R. Cars : in Com. of Sup., 8291 (iv).
Point Tupper Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 8309 (iv).
P.E.I. Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 7530(iii), 7801 (iv), 12608 (v), 12828 (vi).

General Vote : in Com. of Sup., 12891
(vi).

Misrepresentation rc total Cost : Remarks (Mr. Hufihes, P.E.I.), 1679 (i).

Murray Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 14108, 14115 (vi).

 Sale of Tickets : (Mr. Hackett), 2503
(ii) .	,

Semaphore Lights, Discontinuance of,
&c. : Ques., (Mr. Hackett), 4443 (ii).

Station Agents, Salaries, &c. : Ques.,
(Mr. Hackett), 4361 (ii).

 Steel Rails : in Com. of Sup., 7802 (iv).
*	

 Subsidies by Govt. : Remarks (Mr. Le/urgcy), in Com. on Ry. Res., 14472 (vi). 

Water Service : in Com. of Sup., 12841
(vi).

Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,
12891 (vi).
Private Cars Purchase by Govt., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 2309 (i).
See ' Govt. &c. '
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Bonds, Attack on Mr. E. B. Osler : Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Scott), re 'Lowering Tone of Debates ', 14583 (vi).

MEMORANDUM FROM Mr. KlNGSMILL :
Read (Mr. Osier), 14588 (vi).

Land Grant: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Roche,
Marquette), 2338 (i).

Mortgage Deeds, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Scott),
13024 (vi).
See ' Regina ', &c.
*	

Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Osier) rc ' Grafters,
10497 (v).

Ret. laid on Table, 7297 (iii).
Ry. Act Amt. Bill : Remarks (Mr. Lennox) 7201 (iii).
See general heading.
Ry. Carriage of Mails. &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6268 (iii).
Railway Commission of Can., Salaries and ' Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 14155 (vi).
Ry. Conference with Senate, &c., Formalities, &c. : ' Bourinot ' quoted, 14760 (vi).

Mess, from Senate : Read (Mr. Speaker)
14760 (vi).
Railways constructed without Govt. Aid, Man. and N.W.T. : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 8487
(iv).
Rail Contract with Govt. : See ' Clergue.'
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RAILWAYS-Con.
Ry. Left., Chief Clerk, Name, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 5318 (iii).

Df.ptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 333
(i), 14055 (vi).

Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Blair) 92 (i).

Estimates, Insufficiency of Detail,
&c.: Remarks (Mr. Barker) in Com. of Sup., 14055. 14081 (vi).

I.C.R. : in Coin, of Sup., 8269 (lv), 12593
(v), 12823, 14646 (vi).
Ry. Lands voted, &c., Govtl. Action re Selection : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 4831 (ii).
See 'Lands,' &c.
Ry. Mail Clerks : in Com. on Post Office B. 208, 5659 (iii).
*

in Com. of Sup., 5926, 6136 (iii).

Increased Salaries : in Coni, of Sup.,
6026 (iii).

Man. and N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup.,
14041 (vi).
Ry. Mail Service in N.W.T. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup. 5934 (iii).

Post Office Inspectors, Scpt. of, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 14001 (vi).
Ry. Mail Transfer Agents : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6136, (iii).	.
Ry. Policy, Announcement by Govt. : in Com. of Sup., 6426 (iii).

Delay in bringing down : M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to adjn. Hse., 7109 (iii).
See 'G.T.P. Ry.'
Railway Policy of Mr. Borden, Pets, rf, oeived: Ques. (Mr. Davis) 13028 (vi).
Rail Power Saw Cutter : In Com. of Sup., 12607 (v).
Ry. Rates, Govt. Control of : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14502 (vi).
See 'Ry. B. 21 '.
Ry. Supplies voted for one Estimate, transferred to another : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14055, 14081, (vi).
Ry. Traffic in N.W.T., Blockade, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Scott) on M. for Sup., 2424 (i).
Rathbun Co.'s Ry., Charter, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Porter) 8084 (iv).
Regina, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Surveys of reserved Lands : in Com. of Sup., 6939 (iii).
Renfrew, Horton and Admaston Municipalities :
See ' Can. Central '.
Restaurants, Stations, I.O.R., Fire Protection, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 14663 (vi).
Rkstigouchk Bridge'Superstructure : in Com. of Sup., 8303 (iv).
Rhodes, Curry & Co., Contract for Rolling Stock, I.C1R. :Remarksin Com.of Sup., 14100, (vi).
Richmond and Northam, P.E.I. Rt. Station : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Riviere du Loup, Engine House : in Com. of Sup., 8314 (vi), 12593, (v) t

Freight Yard: in Com. of Sup., 8309,
(iv).	.

I.C.R. Shops, Construction, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Gauvreau), 12497s (v).
Robertson, Geo. re Cattle Guard Commission : Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 874 (i)
See "Cattle Guards Commission".
Rolling Stock, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 8292, (ivj.
St. Cyril Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 14083 (vi).	*
RAILWAYS-Con.
Ste. Flavib Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup.. 12602 (v).
St. John, Increased Accommodation I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 8315 (iv), 12596 (v), 12823, 14063 (vi).	'
St. Louis, Elmsdale, Coleman and Conway Station Agents, Salaries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Haekett) 4361 (ii).
Scotch Hill Station, Pets, re: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 872 (i).
Sidings along Line of I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 14055, 14081, 14107 (vi).
Southport and Murray Harbour Ry., Tenders, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgty 2584 (ii).
South Shore Ry. Working, &c. : M. for Cor (Mr. Tarte), 448 (i).

Complaint re Safety : Remarks (Mr. Geoffrion), 205 (i).
Steel Rail Contract with Govt.:
See ' Clergue '.
Stellabton, Increased Accommodation I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 8295 (iv).
Subsidies for Public Highways, Pets., See. : Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 591 (i).
Subsidies, to Rys., Govt. Policy : Remarks (Mr. Brook), 14352 (vi).

 Remarks, (Mr. Richardson), in Com. of
Sup., 14345 (vi).

Inquiry for, (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 12805
13005 (vi). '

Interest payable, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilson), 3970 (ii).	.

forMan. : Remarks (Mr. McCreary) in
Com. on Res., 14494 (vi).	_

for N. S. : Remarks (Mr. Gourley) in
Com. on Res., 14491 (vi).

(Money) paid by Govt, since Confederation : Ques. (Mr. Scott), 1198 (i).
See ' Money. '

PEE MILES OF RYS. IN N.W.T., ANdMaN. :
Ques. (Mr. Scott), 1677 (i).

Res., aggregate Vote for each Prov.,
&c. : Remarks (Mr. Sproulc), in Coni, on Res., 14481 (vi).

Statement re Grants to Provinces :
Remarks (Mr. Bell), 14687 (vi).

Statement laid on Table : (Mr. Fielding),
14852 (vi).
-	

Total Amount for ten Years : Ques.
(Mr. Hcyd), 13934 (vi).
-	

Voted by Parlt. 1901-1903 : Ques. (Mr. Wilson), 2306 (i), 12842, 13259,13934 (vi).

Voted by Parlt. for 1900, 1901, 1902.
Amount paid for 1903 : Ques. (Mr. Wilson), 13027 (vi).
Ry. Transportation in N.W.T. :
See * Ry. Traffic '.
Summerside Coal Sheds : In Com. of Sup., 1282S (vi).

Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup.,
12828 (vi).
Sussex, N. B., Roundhouse, Gates, &c : Ques. (Mr. Foivler), 4672 (ii).

Station Grounds : Remarks, (Mr. Fowler), in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).
Sydney Accommodation, Extension : in Com. of Sup., 3696 (ii).	[DOT]
See 'I.C.R. and general heading.
Sydney, North, Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 14089 (vi).
Telephone Agreement with C.P.R. : Remarks in Com. on Ry. Bill (Mr. Maclean), 5513 (iii). See 'Ry. B. 21.'
Ties imported for Govt. Rys., Cost, Quantity, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Emmerson), 1679 (i).

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RAILWAYS-Con.
Trans-Canada Ry. Co., Application ro Govt, fob Subsidy : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 1020 (i).

Contract with Govt., &c. : Ques. (Mr. WUmot), 2759 (ii).

Personal Explanation (Mr. Blair) 2794 (ii).

M. for Cor. (Mr. Tarte) 672 (i).
Trans-Canada Ry. and G. T. Pacific : Par. in Toronto 'News' (Mr. Monk), 7566(iv).
Transcontinental Ry. Declarations by Ministers : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2308 (i).

 Govt. Policy : Remarks (Mr. Monk)
5765 (iii).
Transcontinental Ry. and Sir W m. Mulock's Speech : Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 367 (i).
*	

 Proposals to Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Monk)
874 (i).

Representations re Military Purposes :
Ques. (Mr. Casgrain), 541 (i).
See ' G. T. Pacific.'
Transportation Commission, Appnmt. of : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 1199 (i), 3129 (ii). _

 Appnmt. of Chairman : Remarks (Sir
Wilfrid Laurier) 9582 (iv).

Appnmt. of Sip Wm. Vanhorne: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 7297 (iii).

Sir Wm. Vanhorne's Views re\ Ques.
(Mr. Barker) 8330 (iv).	^

Appnmt. of Commissioners : Notification
(Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5137 (iii).

Expenditure re : in Com. of Sup., 13362
(vi).

Formation, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden
Hfx.) 9819 (iv).
*	

Further Arrangements, &c. : Remarks
Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 9458 (iv).

Instructions, &e.: Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Hfx.) 4120 (ii).

Meetings, Business transacted, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 13027 (vi).

O.C., re Appnmts. : M. for Copies (Mr. Tarte) 1324 (i).

and Tariff Inquiry, Par in Montreal
"Herald": Remarks (Mr. Monk), 853 (i).

Personnel, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Hfx.), 7206 (iii).
Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M. for Com. of Sup.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 3432 (ii).

re St. Lawrence, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
3365 (ii).
Transportation Policy, re Speech fromThrone: Remarks (Mr. Haggart), 6404 (iii).
Truro Station Accommodation, I. C. R.: in Com. of Sup., 12603 (v).
Two Cent Fare Clause, G. T. Ry., Repeal of, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Maclean), 11828 (v).

Amt. in Com. on G. T. P. Ry. Bill, 12221
(v).

Rate, &c.: Amt. (Mr. Maclean) in Com. on
Ry. Act Amt. Bill, 6271 (iii).
Two Mountains District, Railway Facilities: Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Ethier), 7567 (iv).
Vestibules on Passenger Cabs : I.C.R. in Com. of Sup., 7520 (iii), 12600 (v).
Victoria Bridge, Montreal, Amounts paid by Govt.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Monk), 706 (i.)
See ' Bonaventure,' &e.
Water Supply on C.P.R, Transcontinental Trains : Remarks (Mr. Wright), 9455 (iv).
West Lorne Ry. Accident, Rep. of Commisson : Remarks, (Mr. Clarke) 5088, 5242 (iii).

 Commissioner's Rep.:	Remarks (Mr. Clarke), on Adjnmt., 4726 (ii).

Commission, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 6168
(iii).

Jury's Verdict, &c.: Que*. (Mr. Clarke),
3231, (ii).


Ii AII.: V A YS-Con.
Wharf Connections and Ry. Subsidies by Govt: Remarks in Com. onRy.Res., 14463 (vi). Wheat, Export Freight Rate to Montreal from Ont. Points : Ques. (Mr. Kemp), 11188, 11425 (v).



B. C., 11034 (v).

[Stage Direction]
Cape Breton and Victoria, 11028 (v).	'
Champlain, 11035 (v).
Dauphin, 11748 (v).
Elgin, 11517 (v).
Frontenac, 11114 (v).
Grey, 11525. 12293 (v).
Hastings, 11542, 12294 (v).
Huron, 11003 (v).
Kent, 11004 (v).
King's, P.E.I., 11030 (v).
Lambton, 11009, 11584 (v).
Leeds, 11479 (v).
Lennox and Addington, 11114 (v).
Lisgar, 11033 (v).
Macdonald, 11033, 11781 (v).
Manitoba, 11032 (v),
Middlesex, 11585 (v).
Muskoka, 11114 (v).
New-Brenswick, 11809 (v).
Nipissing, 11156 (v).
Norfolk, 11114,11117,11427 : Amt. (Mr. Tisdale) 11427 (v).
Northumberland, 11010, 11584 (v).
Nova Scotia, 11793, (v).
Peterborough, 11013, 11624 (v).
Perth, 11013. 11623 (v).
Piotou, N.S., 11028 (v).
Portage La Prairie, 11781 (v).
Quebec, 11034, 11792 (v).
St. John and Iberville, 11034 (v).
Souris, 11034 (v).
Toronto, 11693 (v).
Victoria and Haliburton, 11497 (v).
Waterloo, 1.1641, 12294 (v).
Wellington, 11027 (v).
Winnipeg, 11784 (v).
York, 11665 (v).
Representation Bill, Resolutions, (Mr. Borden, Halifax) moved in Sel. Com., 11441 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Evidence re Committee : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 11423 (v).	[DOT]
[Stage Direction]
Rep. of Com. : Presented (Mr. Hyman) 7293
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Stmnt. of Hon. Me. Pugsley re N. B. : Read
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 941 (i).
Representation of P.E.I. and N.B. in H. of C., Law Officers Opinion : Ques, (Mr. Lefurgey) 5316 (iii).
See ' Redistribution.'
Restaurants, Stations, I. C.R., Fire Protection, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 14663 (vi).
Restigouche Bridge, Superstructure : in Com. of Sup., 8303 (iv).
Restigouche Boom and Log Co.'s B. No.
116 (Mr. Logan) 1° *, 1575 ; 2° *, 1816 (i). Retiring Allowances of Judges Bill:
See ' Judges. '
Rets. Inquiries for : (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 5413 (iii) See general headings.
Revenue and Expenditure for 1903, Amounts collected, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 12715, 1337
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
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Bevised Statutes of Canada B. No. 265
(Mr. Fitzpatrick) 1° m., 13667 ; 2" *, and in Com., 14297 ; 3° *, 14299 (vi), (3 Edward VII c. 61).
Revision of Dost. Statutes, Payments, &c. : in
Coin, of Sup., 14643 (vi).
Rhodes, Curry & Co., Contract for Rolling Stock, I.C.R. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14100 (vi).
Richelieu River Inundations, &c., Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 10496 (v).
Richibucto Harbour, N.B., Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13235 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
North Pier Extension, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
1177 (i).	'
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i).
Richmond and Drummond Fire Insurance Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 115 (Mr. Tobin), 1**, 1575 ; 2°*, 1816 ; in Com. and 3°*, 2304 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 183).
Richmond and Northam Station, P.E.I. : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Richmond Bay, P.E. T., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
Richmond, Qck., River St. Francis Ice Piers: in Com. of Sup., 2282 (i).
Rideau Canal : in Com. of Sup., 7808 (iv).
*-1

Concession Street Bridge, Ottawa : in Com.
of Sup., 14150 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Employees, Delay in Payment : Remarks
(Mr. Taylor), 13302 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Swing Bridge at Hog's Back : in Com. of
Sup.,, 12904 (vi).
Rideau Hall and Grounds, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5006 (ii), 13087 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Drainage, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6)7 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Lighting, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1005 (i)
[Stage Direction]
Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 993 (i).
Rifle Associations, Grants to : in Com. of Sup., 3767 (ii).
Rimouski, Extension Pier and Tidal Basin : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Ritchie, Mr., U.S. Immigration Agent : in Com. of Sup., 6848 (iii).
Rivers, Robert, Dismissal from Miscou Lighthouse : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3631 (ii).
River St. Lawrence, Wolfe Island Channel :
in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i), 13252 (vi).
River Yerte, Improvements, I.C.R. : in Com. of
Sup., 13470 (vi).
Riviere du Loup, Engine House : in Com. of Sap., 8314 (iv), 12593 (v).	-
[Stage Direction]
Freight Yard : in Com. of Sup., 8309 '(iv).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Improvements: in Com. of Sup.,
13476 (vi).
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 I.C.R. Shops, Construction, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Gauvreau) 12497 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
2281 (i).
Riviere du Norb, Channel : in Com. of Sup., 5907
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Fish Ladders, &c. : M. for copies of Reps. *
(Mr. Etkier) 2778 (ii).
Riviere Ouelle. Branch Line, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 7526 (iii), 12599 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 541 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 10490 (v).
See 'Ouelle River.'
Riviere aux Puces, Repairs, &a. : in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i).
Riviere aux Renards, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 2279 (i).
Roach, Mr., Census Enumerator Fok N. Ontario : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 70S3 (iii).
Roads and Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Construction, N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup.,
6772 (iii), 13323 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Reconstruction, &c., in Com. of Sup. 2690 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Yukon : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
See ' Pub. Works, ' &c.
Robin, Collas Co., Landing Pier at Paspebiac : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13464 (vi).
Robertson, Geo., and Cattle Guard Commission : Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 874 (i).
See ' Cattle Guards Commission '.
Robert vs. King, Claims re Flooding on Lake St. Louis : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13473 (vi).
Roberval to James Bay Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).
Robinson Indian Treaty, Payments to Indians : in Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).
Robson, Michael, Resignation as Postmaster at Ayr : Ques. (Mr. Clare) 1195 (i).
Rocky Mountains Ry. and Coal Co.'s B. No. 197 (Mr. Costigan), 1°*, 4262 ; 2"* 4404 (ii); in Com., and 3", 5560 (iii). (3Edward VII, c. 184).
Rolling Stock, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 8292 (iv), 14100 (vi).
Ron an, Mr. , and Ottawa Supply Co. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6148 (iii).
Rondeau Habbour, Pier Improvement, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i).
Rooms for Members, Furniture, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 5265 (iii).
See ' H. of C. '
Roseau River Reserve, Sale of Lots : Ques. (Mr. LaIUvi.trc) 5319 (iii).
Rosedale Wharf, Trent Canal : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Rossland, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 13131
(vi).
Ross Rifle Factory, Establishment at Quebec ; M. for Ret.* (Mr. Casgrain) 109 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Imperfect Return : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain)
2109 (i).
Ross Rifle, Examination by Experts : Ques. (Mi-. Morin) 2758 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Manufacture of : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13057 (vi).
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[Stage Direction]
Roundhouse, I.C.R., Gates, &c. at Sussex, jST.B. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 4672 (ii).
See 'I.C.R,' 'Sussex,' &e.
Royal Assent: Sec'Bills.'
Royal Canadian Field Artillery, Kingston : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 13128 (vi).
See ' Kingston. '
Royal Canadian Regiment, Numerical Strength, &e. : Ques. (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 3801 (ii). Royal Commission rc Industrial Disputes, B.C. : in Com.' of Sup., 6984 (iii).
See 'Labour.'
Roy, Geo., Inspector op Hides, Quebec: Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3627 (ii).
Royal Military College : in Com. of Sup., 3778 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13094 (vi).
See 'Kingston.'
Royal Mint, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 344 (i).
See ' Mint.'
Royal Trust Company's B. No. 103 (Mr. Casgrain) 1°*, 1293 ; 2"*, 1512; in Com., and 3°*, 2304 (i).	(3 Edward VII, e. 185).
Rules of Hse., Revision, &c. re Pets, for Private Bills : M. for Sel. Com. (Mr. Demers) 4441 (ii). 

M. (Mr. Demers, Ibervi'le) to amend, 12216
(v)	.
See ' Private Bills.'
Rural Mail Delivery, Free Establishment, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Robinson, Elgin), 285 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Wilson). 13259 (vi).
Rural Mail Delivery, P.E.I., Par. in Charlottetown " Patriot " : Remarks (Mr. Hackctt), 13806
(vi)	.
Rural Mail Delivery : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 506 (i), 6137 (iii); Amt. (Mr. Maclean), 511 (i). Russell Electoral Division : Notification of Vacancy (Mr. Speaker ), 1023 (i).
Rutherford, Dr., Duties in England : in Com. of Sup., 5509 (iii).
St. Agnes Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 13334 (vi).
St Alexis Baih dek Ha Ha, Pier : in Com. of Sup.,
2289	(i).
St. Alphonse Ha Ha Bat, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
St. Andre de Kamouraska Pier: in Com, of Sup.,
2290	(i), 13492 (vi).
St. Andrews' Locks, Man., Contract, Completion, (fee.; Ques. (Mr. Puttee), 287 (i).
St. Andrews'Rapids, Red River : in Com. of Sup., 3354 (ii).
[Stage Direction]

 Improvements, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee), 10490
(v).
[Stage Direction]
Report re Construction : Ques. (Mr. McCreary), 14284 (vi).
St. Andrews, N.B., Wharf, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 5894 (in).
Ste. Anne de la Perade, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).
Ste. Anne ue la Pocatiere, Pier Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
Ste. Anne de Saguenay, TkL. Land Line : in Com. of Sup., 13331 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
13488	(vi).
Ste Anne de Sorel, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup.,
13489	(vi).	.
Sec 'Sorel.'
St. Ann's, N.S., North Gut, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
North River Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Ste. Anne to Lac Clair, Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13333 (vi).
St. Boniface, Money Order Branch, Closing : Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere) 5321 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Postal Facilities: Ques. (Mr. LaRivibre)
1858 (i).	'
St. Catharines Drill Hall: in Com. of Sup., 13106 (vi).
St. Catherine's Bay andTadogsao SS. Subvention: in Com. of Sup., 13695 (vi).
St. Chrysostome Railway Co.'s B. No. 158, (Mr. Brown) 1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 2956 (ii); ref. back to Sel. Com., 7369 (iii); in Com., 7771; 3*, 7772 (iv).	(3 Edward VII, c. 186).
St. Cyril Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 14083 (vi).
St. Denis Wharf and Murray Bay, Ferry Service Ques. (Mr. Monk) 10496 (v).
St. Eustaohe to St. Placide Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).
Ste. Famille, Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup.,
13488	(vi).
Ste. Fidei.e, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13493 (vi). Ste. Fla vie, Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 12602 (v).
St. Francis Lake, to complete Dam : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
St. Francis River, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup., 2282 (i).
St. Francis River (Yamaska) Ry. Bridge Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14508 (vi).
St. Francois Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i).
St. Fulgence, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi). St. GifrifWN Islands, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).	-
St. Godefroi de Nouvelle, Breakwater : in Com.
13489	(vi).
S'r. Hyacinths, Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13067 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 439 (i).
St. Irene Wharf, Headblock : in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i).
St. James Electoral Division, Issue of Writ, &c. Remarks (Mr. Monk) 13376 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Monk) 707, 940 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13303 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
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St. .Tames Electoral Division, Judgment of Sup. Court : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Notification of Vacancy (Mr. Speaker) 1023 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Vacancy : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 40!) (i), 6995
(iii).
St. Jean des Ohaillons, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13494 (vi).
St. Jerome, Lake St. John Wharf : in Com.of Sup., 2291 (i), 5909 (iii).
St. John, N.B., and Belfast SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7731 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
and Digby SS Subvention : in Com. of Sup.,
7739 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
and Glasgow SS Subvention : in Com. of
Sup., 7730 (iv), 13673 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
and Halifax SS Subvention : in Com. of
Sup., 7742 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
and London SS Subvention : in Com. of Sup.,
7734 (iv).
See * Allan,' &c., ' Atlantic Fast SS Service,' &c.
[Stage Direction]
and W. Indies SS Subvention : in Com. of
Sup., 7740 (iv).
See ' Trade and Qommerce.'
St. John, N.B,, Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13042 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
.-Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 1181, 1183 (i).
See ' I.C.R. ' &c.
[Stage Direction]
Immigration Building : in Com. cf Sup., 412
(i), 13040 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Increased Accommodation, I.C.R. in Com.
of Sup., 8315 (iv), 12596 (v), 12823, 14063 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup., 13041
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Water and Drainage Service : in Com. of
Sup., 414, 486 (i).
See 'N.B.', &c.
St. John River and St. Mart's River Indians, Pet. rex in Com. of Sup., 6352 (iii).
St. John River and Tributaries, Wharfs: in Com. of Sup., 5895 (iii).
St. John River Tributaries : in Com. of Sup., 1177
(i)-
St. John River Wharfs, Tidal Waters : in Corn, of Sup., 1178 (i).
St. John's, Que., Customs Building : in Com. of Sup., 13059 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Drill Hall, Contract, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ball),
12496 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Examining Warehouse : in Com. of Sup.,
13069 (vi).
St. John Valley and River du Loup Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14342 (vi).
St. John Valley Ry. Co. andC.P.R. Co.'s Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14322 (vi).
St. Joseph Transportation Co.'s B. No.
151 (Mr. Calvert) 1°* 2396 (i); 2°*, 2720 (ii).
St. Joseph's Wharf, Lake Huron : in Com. of Sup., 3382 (ii).
St. Laurent Wharf, Isle of Orleans : in Com. of Sup., 5906 (iii).
See ' Island of Orleans,' &c.
St. Lawrence, Cable and Tel. Links : in Com. of Sup., 2989 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Equipment for Transportation Facilities :
Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), in Com. of Sup., 12845-7 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
and East Atlantic Service : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 7584 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Gulf Fishing, Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Lemicux),
2917 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Islands Improvements, kc.: in Com. of Sup.,
14661 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lighthouses, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13632 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
and Lloyds, Cor .erex Remarks (Mr. Clarke)
in Com. of Sup., 13698 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lower Removal of Rocks : in Com. of Sup.,
2257 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Obstruction to Navigation, kc.x Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 4041 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pilots, Retirement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux),
2915 (ii).
See ' Pilots ', &c.	' Shipping Casulties B. '
[Stage Direction]
Rep. re Navigation, Obstructions, kc.x in
Com. of Sup., (Mr. Clarke), 4133 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Route : in Com. of Sup., 5758 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Shipping Interests, &c. : Remarks in Com.
of Sup. (Mr. Monk) 5758 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ship Channel : in Com. of Sup., 3218 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ship Channel, Dredging, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 3304 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 5007 (ii),
13332 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wibeless Telegraphy re x See ' Marconi '.
St. Louis, Elmsdale, Coleman and Conway Station Agents, P.E.I. Ry., Salaries, ko.: Ques. (Mr. Haekett) 4361 (ii).
St. Louis Exhibition, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4599
. (ii)

Ques. (Mr. Lemicux) 3001 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Live Stock Exhibit : in Com. of Sup. 4602 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Live Stock Exhibit, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Boyd)
4837 (ii).
St. Louis Lake, Hydrographic Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 12904 (vi).
St. Louis de Mile End, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13080 (vi).
St. Louis River Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13473 (vi).
St. Mary's Current Wharf, Contract with Pou-poee k Malone : M. for copy of Contract* (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
See 1 Montreal ', &c.
St. Mary's, Ont., Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13109 (vi).
St. Mary's River Railway Co.'s B. No. 139
(Mr. Oliver) 1°*, 2236 (i); 2°*, 2544 (ii); in Com., 4588 ; 3°*, 4591 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 187).
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[Stage Direction]
St. Mary's River Ry. Co.'s Subsidy: in Cora, on
Res., 14496 (vi).
St. Maurice River, Dam : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2286 (i), 5904(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Dredging Eastern Channel : in Com. of
Sup., 13469 (vi).
*

Slides, Improvements, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
2677 (ii).
St. Michel de Bellechasse, Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13494 (vi).
St. Nicholas Pier, Rebuilding, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5905 (iii).
St. Ours Canal, Landing Whareb : in Com. of Sup.,
14154 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
STor Logs : in Com. of Sup., 12908 (vi).
St. Patrick's Day, PuBLic Holiday : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 1858 (i).
St. Peters to Louisbourg Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14489 (vi).
St. Philippe d'Argentecil to Brownsburg, Ry. [DOT]Subsidy' : in Com. on Res., 14457 (vi).
St. Pierre Pointe, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 2278 (i).
St. Regis Lockup : in Com. of Sup., 6415 (iii).
Sec * Indians
St. Simeon, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13493 (vi).
St. Stephen and Back Bay Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7759 (iv).
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary: in Com. of
Sup., 3534 fii).
[Stage Direction]
Acting Warden, &c. : Qries. (Mr. Leonard)
10831 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Hospital Management, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 13669 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14284 (vi).
,

Warden's Resignation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 286 (i).
Sabrevois, Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
13485 (vi).
Saor£-0(EBR, Wharf : in Com, of Sup., 13478 (vi).
Saddles and Bridles for last S.A. Contingent, Contract, &c. : (Mr. Monk) 1675 (i).
Safety of Ships Act Amt. B. No. 179 (Mr. Prefontain^ l°m., 3298 (ii); 2° *, and in Com., 6918; 3" *, 6921 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 63).
Saguenay Pilots: Sec 'Pilotage' and 'Shipping Casualties Bills '.
Saguenay River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13472
(vi).
Sale of Tickets, P.E.I. Ry. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2503 (ii).
See ' P.E.I.' &c.
Salmon Canning Industry in B. C.: Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102, 10241 (v)
[Stage Direction]
Commissioners, B.C. : (Mr. Prifontaine) for
Rep., 7109 (iii)
[Stage Direction]
 Hatcheries, B.C., Increased Capacity :
Ques. (Mr. Earle) 12073 (v).
Salmon Industry', Phaser River, B.C., Tkls. from Cankers Association, &c. : Read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).
See 'B.C.' &c.
[Stage Direction]
Salmon shippeiito Fhancefrom B.C., Tariff
re: Remarks (Mr. Earle) in Com. of Sup., 7799 (iv).
Sand, Indian Boy adopted by Mr. Johnston : in Com. of Sup., 6413 (iii)	v
Sandy Cove Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i). San Jos£ Scale : Remarks in Com. of Sup , 4434
(ii)
Sarnia, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13117 (vi)
Saskatchewan Election, Proclamation in Prince Albert 'Advocate': in Com. of Sup., 14268 (vi).
Saskatchewan Land Co., Sections acquired, &c. : M. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) for Cor., 2338 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Roche, Marquette).
4863 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lennox) 7108 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Sales, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2502 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Sections, &c. : (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 2306
(i)	.
[Stage Direction]
 Surveys of reserved Lands : in Com. of
Sup., 6939 (iii).
Saturday Sittings of House : M. (Sir Wilfrid Lau-rier) 13264 (vi).
Sault St. Louis Light and Power Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 113 (Mr. Bickerdike) 1°#, 1462; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., 3225 ; 3°*, 3225
(ii)	. {3 Edward VII, c. 88.)
Sault Ste. Marie, Canal, Construction : in Com. of Sup., 7560 (iii), 12904 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
IIarbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup.
13252 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Labour Disturbances , Par. in Newspaper
(Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 12610 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Par. in Montreal ' Star ' re Militia :
(Sir F. W. Borden, Kings) 12939 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13107 (vi).
Saunders, Dr. C. E., Appnmt. at Experimental Farm: Ques. (Mr. Talbot), 1676 (i). J Sayard, Mr. P. V., Eyiplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Plain), 6895 (iii).
Schedules re Census of 1891: in Com. of Sup., 705.
(iii).
See ' Census. '
Schell, J. T., M. P., Goods supplied Govt. :
Ques. (Mr Foiolcr), 4959 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. of Privilege (Mr. ScheU), 5416 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
1st Rep. ofSel. Com. : Presented (Mr. Sutherland, Essex), 5511 (iii).
See ' Privileges ', &c.
Sohooley, William Francis, Relief B.
No. 128 (Mr. Bo.ud), 1°*, 2100 ; 2°m., 2305 (i); in Com., 3223 ; 3°*, 3224 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 189).
[Stage Direction]


Schoolet, W.M. Francis, Relief B. No. 128 (Mr. . Boyd), in Com., 3223 ; M. to ret. Evidence to , Senate, 3224 (ii).
Schools, B. C., Indians : in Com. of Sup., 7254 (iii) 13786 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Man. and N.W.T., Sales, Amt. paid, &c. :
M for Ret. (Mr. Roche, Marquette), 706 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr.' Borden, Hfx.), 6893
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Payments, &c. : Ques. (Mr. McCreary), 6169
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).
See ' Indians '.
Schools of Navigation, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Pri-fontaine), in Com. of Sup., 13535, 13545 (vi).
See ' Naval Reserve '.
Scientific Institutions and hydrographic Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii).
Scotch Hill Station, I.C.R., Pets, re : Ques. (Mr. Bell), 872 (i).
Scotch Iron Moulders and Toronto Can. Foundry Co.'s Strike : Remarks (Mr. Clarke), in Com. of Sup., 7190 (iii).
See ' Can. Foundry '.
Scottish Demonstration at Glengarry, Tel. to Lord Dunoonald : Remarks (Mr. Schell), 10536 (v). See ' Dundonald '.
'Scotia' Str., Salvage Services by Anchor Line, Conpensation : in Com. of Sup., 14107 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks on M. for Sup., (Mr. Osier), 7150
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Stmnt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick), 7206 (iii).
Scott's Bay, N.S., Breakwater Extension: in Com. of Sup., 13211 (vi).
Secord, Dr., Medical attendant on Indian Reserve*: in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).
See ' Indians. '

[Stage Direction]
' Advocate ' Prince Albert, Payments for Printing re Elections Proclamations : in Com. of Sup., 14268, 14652 (vi).
Alien Labour Act, Prosecutions, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 3971 (ii).
Civil Service Examiners List : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 479 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 125 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Deptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 222
(i), 14254 (vi).
Elections in Saskatchewan, Payment to Prince Albert ' Advocate' : in Com. of Sup., 14652 (vi).
Sec 'Advocate,'
Electoral Lists, N.S., Printing, &c., Changes made : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 8331 (iv).
Electoral Lists, Printing, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 288 (i).
Election Proclamations Printing :
See 'Saskatchewan Election.'
Naturalization Act, Expenditure re : in Com. of Sup., 6952 (iii)
[Stage Direction]
Regulations, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lariviire
2015 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Returns, N. W. T.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 3804 (ii).
SECRETARY OF STATE-Con.
Prince Albert 'Advocate,' Proclamation re Saskatchewan Election : in Com., of Sup., 14268 (vi).	F '
See * Advocate.'
Printing and Stationery, Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1102 (i). Printing Bureau, Compositors and Typographical Union : Ques.(Mr. Clarke) 4182, 4444 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Indebtedness of Members, Sec. : Ques
(Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 4180 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Plant: in Com. of Sup., 12587 (v).
*

Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 223 (i).
Printing Bureau and Union Labels, Sec * Ques. (Mr. Brock) 4179 (ii).
Seed Grain, Relief to Indians : in Com. of Sup., 6417, 6420 (iii).
Seed Inspection Bill : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 5845 (iii).
Seeds, Sale and Inspection B. No. 200
(Mr. Fisher) 1° in., 4442; in Coni, on Res., 5084 (ii); 2° * and in Com., 6463, 7210 (iii); wthdn . 12493 (v).	'
Selkirk Wharf Man. : in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i.) Semaphore Lights,IP.E.I. Ry., Discontinuance of, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 4443 (ii).
Senate Representation of N.W.T.:
See 'N.W.T.'
Senate Representation in Man. and N.W.T., Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Boyd), 1297 (i). Senate, Salaries, Contingencies : in Com. of Sup. 5264 (iii).
Sessional Clerks, H. of C. : in Com. of Sup. 14242 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Increases to, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bell) in
Com. of Sup., 14113 (vi).
Sessional Messengers : in Com. of Sup., 14243 (vi). Sessions of the House, Date of Meeting : M.
(Mr. Boyd) 462 (i), 14853 (vi).
Settlehs' Claims re Rebellion, 1885 : Remarks (Mr. Davis) on M. for Sup., 13948 (vi).
Settlers Effects re Immigration : in Com. of Sup 6727 (iii).
Seven Islands Pulp Se Lumber Co., Wharf re: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13480 (vi).
Seven Islands, Quebec and Murray Bay Ry.
Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14456 (vi).
Seven Islands, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13479 (vi).
Shediac and Coast Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 14325 (vi).
Shegawake, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13479 (vi).
Shepherd, B„ Fishery Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 5127 (ii).
. Sec ' Fisheries. '
Sherbrooke Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13079 (vi).
Sheriffs, Clerks, &c., Yukon, Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 3410 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Fees, Yukon, See. : in Com. of Sup., 3507 (ii).
Living Allowances : in Com. of Sup 3414 (ii).
See ' Yukon.'
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[Stage Direction]
Shields, Mb. C., Letter rc Glace Bay Wharf ; Read (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 13186 (vi). See ' Glace Bay,' &c.
Shippegan Harbodr, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 1183 (i).
Shippers of Frozen Fish Claims, against Govt. :
Ques. (Mr. Lefurgcy), 13373 (vi).
See 1 Fisheries, ' &c.
Shipping Casualties Act 1901, Amt. B.
No. 263 (Mr. Prefontainc), in Com. on Res., 12801; 1°* of -B., 12805; 2°, and in Com., 12994; 3° ui., 13560 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 64.) Shipping Federation of Canada Incorp. B. No. 93 (Mr. Bickerdikc), 1°*, 11113; 2°m., 1323 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 2956 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 190.)
Ships Safety
See 'Safety of Ships.'
Skives, Mr., Private Wharf, &p.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1166 (i).
Shoemakers Federated Union, Res. re Slater Shoe Co. : Remarks (Mr. Monk), 14666 (vi). Short Beach Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i). Shutt's Report re Soft Pork : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4556 (ii).
Sidings along Line of I.C.R.; in Com. of Sup., 14055 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
and Increased Facilities for I.C.R.: in Com.
of Sup., 14081, 14107 (vi).
Sec I.C.R.: Signal Marine Service, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13638 (vi).
See 'Marine.'
Sills, E. H., Payment re Storage of Fish Nets : in Com. of Sup., 5128 (ii).
Simcoe County Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4825 (ii).
Simcoe Lake, Flooding of Lands in Mara, &c.: M.
(Mr. Grant), for Reps., 2762 (ii).
Sinclair,Mr. D., Dismissal as Foreman ofColumbia River Works ; Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1451 (i).
' Sir Wilfrid Laurier ' Dredge, Sinking in Lake Ontario : Ques. (Mr. Thomson Grey), 5587 (iii). Sisal used in Binder Twine, Average Price : Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 8085 (iv).
See ' Binder Twine,' &c.
Sittings of Hse.:
See ' Sessions. '
Skinner's Cove N. S., Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Skinner's Pond, P.E.I.; in Com. of Sup., 13308 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Hackctt) in Com. of Sup., 13445
(vi).
Slater Shoe Co. and Alien Labour, Res. of Shoemakers Union : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 14666 (vi).
Slides and Booms, General Repairs ; in Com. of Sup., 2690 (ii).

Improvements, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2677
(ii).

Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2974 (ii).
Small-pox Outbreak on Brant Indian Reserve: in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).

N.W.Teii. Reserves, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
6350 (iii).

Patients, Expenses incurred by Gloucester
County, N.B.: Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 14688 (vi).

Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 5007, (ii), 5491
(iii).	'
Smith, F. H., P. O. Deft., Salary, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14000 (vi).
Smith, Wm., Late M.P., and Political Corruption : Remarks (Mr. Cowan) 894 (i).
Snag Boat, Self-propelling, Man. : in Com.
Sup., 2672 (ii).
Snowstorms in N. W. Ter., Reports re : Remarks (Mr. Scott) 11822 (v).
Songhees Indians, Removal to Reserve, &c. :
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7258 (iii).
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i), 3374 (ii), 5921 (iii), 12845 (vi).

Cor. re: Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Pope) 2302
([DOT])[DOT]
Soulanges Canal, Compensation to Geo. Goodwin : in Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).
-	-Construction, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 7549 (iii).

Contractor Stewart's Claims : in Com. of
Sup., 12913 (vi). [DOT]

O'Learys' Claims, Payment of : in Com. of
Sup., 14651 (vi).
-	-Repairing Breach in Bank: in Com. of Sup.,
14153 (vi).
Souris Knight's Point Breakwater, P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 1162 (i).
S. Africa and Can. SS Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7746 (iv).
See ' Can. and S. Africa, ' &c.
S. A. Colonies, and Preferential Tariff, Res. of Winnipeg Board of Trade : Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 1678 (i).
S. A. Contingents and Govt. Employees, reinstated, &C: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 1026 (i).

M. for Ret.* (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 2337 (i).

Pensions to by Dom. Govt: Remarks (Mr. Broder) 14590 (vi).

Saddles and Bridges, Contract, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Monk) 1675 (i).
S. A. Constabulary, Slc.,Information re Grievances, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 1027 (i).

Purchase of Discharge, &c. : Ques. (Mr-
Hughes) 14287 (vi).

Medals Pbesentedby King, Pet. re from non-
Oom. Officers : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 10491 (v).

Regulations re: Remarks (Mr. Clarke), on M.
for Sup., 8264 (iv).

Remarks (Sir Frederick Borden) 8319 (iv).

Memorial Association Grant ; in Com. of
Sup., 6992 (iii).

Pensions from Imp. Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Hughes,
Victoria) 2920 (ii).

Supplies purchased by Imp. Govt.: M. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) for Copies of O.Cs. &c., 2760 (ii).

 

Complaint re Safety : Remarks (Mr. Geoffrion)
205 (i).
Speech from the Throne : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5 (i).

Read (Mr. Speaker) 4 (i).
Speech of Gov. Gen.: See Gov. Gen.'s Speech. Speech from Throne : Prorogation, 14861 (vi). Springhill, N. S., Armouries, Caretaker, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Sell) 1856 (i).

Boiler Explosion in Dom. Building : Remarks (Mr. Logan) 13257 (vi).

Contract : Read (Mr. Bernier) 5375 (iii).

Purchase of Wood Alcohol ; in Com. of
Sup., 227 (i).	*
See ' Inland Revenue ', &e.
"Stanley", Str., and P.E.I. Winter Communication : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 4006 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Boss, Ont.), 13668 (vi).
See ' Clergue '.
Steel Rails, Contract, Prices, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 285 (i).

Fastenings, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5005 (ii).

*- I.C.R. : in Com.' of Sup., 5005 (ii).

Inspector of Murray Canal : Remarks (Mr. Taylor), in Com. of Sup., 14146 (vi).

Debate : (Mr. Osier) 7024 ; (Mr. Fielding) 7025 ; (Mr. Sutherland, Oxford) 7027 ; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 7029 ; (Mr. Lemieux) 7032,7045 ; (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 7034, 7047 ; (Mr. Monet) 7035, 7043; (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 7035 ; (Mr. Monk) 7036 ; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 7038; (Mr. Holmes) 7038 ; (Mr. Henderson) 7040 ; (Mr. Maclean) 7042 ; (Mr.'Sproide) 7046 ; (Mr. Speaker) mem. bers remarks checked, 7044; (Mr. Tarte) 7051; (Mr. Ingram) 7052 (iii).
Stratford Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).
Strathcona Horse Barracks: in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Strathroy and Western Counties Ry. Co.'s Suby PVsniY : in Com. of Sup., 14314 (vi).
Stuart, Cait. D.C., Halifax, Dismissal, &c.: in Com. of Sup. (remarks) 4353 (ii).
Sturgeon Falls, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1431 (i).
Submarine Cable, Isle of Orleans: M. (Mr. Talbot), for Ret., 11301 (v).

Ques. (Mr. Talbot), 11186 (v).
See * Island of Orleans.'
Subsidies for Public Highways, Pets., &c.: Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 591 (i).
Subsidies, Rys., Aggregate Vote for each Prow, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Sproule), in Com. on Res., 14481 (vi).

Bonuses voted by Parlt., 1900, 1901, 1902;
Ques. (Mr. Wilson), 13934 (vi).

Govt. Policy : Remarks (Mr. Brock), 14352
(vi).

Remarks (Mr Richardson), in Com. of Sup.,
14345 (vi).	.

Interest Payable, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson),
3970 (ii).

Inquiry for (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 12805, 13005
(vi).

Inquiry for (Mr. Monk), 10955 (v).

Inquiry for (Mr. Sproule), 11422 (v)..;
Subsidies for Man.: Remarks (Mr. McCreary), in Com. on Res., 14494 (vi).
Subsidy for N.W.T. Govt., Increase: in Com. of Sup., 13787 (vi).

FOR N.S.: Remarks (Mr. Gourley), in Com. on
Res., 14491 (vi).
Subsidy for P.E.I. Ry.: Remarks (Mr. Lejurgey), in Com. on Ry. Res., 14472 (vi).
Subsidies (Money) paid by Govt since Confederation : Ques. (Mr. Scott), 1198 (i).
-Subsidies Per Miles cf Rys. in N.W.T. and Man.: (Mr. Scott) 1677 (i).
Subsidies, Total amount for Ten Years ; Ques. (Mr. Hcyd) 13934 (vi).
Subsidies voted by parliament, 1901-1903 : Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 2306 (i), 12842, 13027. 13259, 13370 '(vi).
Subsidies, &c. : See ' Provincial.'
Subsidies to Railways : See.
Atlantic, Quebec & Western Ry. Co.
Bay of Quinte Ry. Co.
Beersville Coal & Ry. Co.
Bruce Mines & Algoma Ry. Co.
Canada Steel Co.
C. P. Rt., Elkhorn Branch,
C. P. Ry., Extension to Winnipeg Beach. Cape.Tormentine Ry'.
Chateauguay and Northern Ry. Co. Chateauguay Ry. Co.
Cumberland Ry. and Coal Co.
Dawson City to Stewart River Ry.
Debert Coal Mines Ry.
Dom. Atlantic Ry. Co.
Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Ry. Co. Elkhorn and Moosomin Ry.
Halifax and South-western Ry. Co.
Harvey and Salisbury Branch Ry. Hawkbsbury, Ont., to South Indian Ry. 'Hot Air' Line Ry.
Indian River Ry. and Lake Megantic. Ingersoll to Stratford Ry\
International Ry. Co. of N.B. Interprovincial and James Bay Ry. Co. Inverness Ry. and Coal Co.
James Bay Ry. Co.
Jog gins Ry.
Joliette and Lake Manuan Ry.
JONQUIERES TO Ha Ha Bay Ry.
Kettle River Valley Ry. Co.
Klondike Mines Ry. Co.
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.
Lac Bouchettf, and Quebec and Lake St.
John Ry. Co.	[DOT]
Lake St. John Ry. and La Tuque Ry. Co. Lake Superior, Long Lake and Albany Ry.
Co. to Peninsula Harbour.
Lake Temiskaming and James Bay Ry. Co. Lime Ridge and Megantic Ry.
Mabou and Gulf Ry. Co.
Mackenzie and Renouf Falls Ry. Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co. Matane and Gaspe Ry.	*
Medicine Hat Ry.
Middleton and Victoria Beach Ry. Co. Midland Ry. Co., Truro Branch.
Montfort and Gatineau Colonisation Ry. Co. Montreal and Atlantic Ry. Co.
Nepigon Ry. Co.
Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry. Co.
Nicolet River Bridge.
Nova Scotia Eastern Ry. Co.
Orford Mountain Ry. Co.
Ottawa, Northern and Western Ry. Co. Parrsboro and Sphinghill Ry.
Paspebiao to Gaspe Ry.
Quebec Central Ry. Co.
Quebec and Lake St. John Ry. Co.
Roberwal to James Bay Ry.
St. Eustache to St. Plaoide Ry.
St. Erancis River (Yamaska) Ry. Bridge.
St. John Valley and River du Loup Ry. Co. St. John Valley Ry. Co. and C.P. Ry. Co.
St. Mary's River Ry. Co.
St. Peters to Louisburg Ry.
St. Philippe d'Argentecil to Brownsbcrg Ry. Seven Islands, Quebec and Murray Bay Ry. Shediac and Coast Ry. Co.
Strathroy and Western Counties Ry. Co. Sturgeon Palls Pulp and Lumber Co. Tilsonburg, Lake Erie and Pacific Ry. Co. Tilsonburg to Woodstock Ry.
Timigami Ry. Co. to Sturgeon Falls.
Tobin Co. 's Pulp Mill.
Toronto and James Bay Ry.
Toronto, Lindsajt and Pembroke Ry.

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Subsidies to Railways-Con.
Trots Pistoles Bridge to Mackenzie and Ren-ouf Falls Ry.
Walkerville Bridge Co. Ry.
Waltham Station to Ferguson Point Ry. Wellington to Union Bay Ry.
Winnipeg Beach to Icelandic River Ry. Woodstock, N.B. and Fredericton Ry. Woodstock Ry.
Yamaska River and St. Guillaume Ry. Yamaska to Lotbiniere Ry.
York and Cableton Ry Co.
Yukon, Edmonton and Pacific Ry. Co.
Sudbury Coal, Discovert, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6824 (iii).
Sugar entered for Home Consumption, Total Amount 1903, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 14285 (vi).
Sugar imported into Canada 1902: M. (Mr. Mado-re) for Stmnt. *, 3236 (ii).
Summerside, Breakwater, P.E.I., Completion, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 3234 (ii).

Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).

Coal Sheds : in Com. of Sup., 12828 (vi).

Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 3367 (ii), 13227 (vi).


Wharf Extension: in Com. of Sup., 12828
(vi).
Summerville, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Sunbury, N.B., Census re Religious Classification, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 4005 (ii).
Superior Court, Quebec: Sec ' Judges of Sup. Court
Supplementary Estimates : Inquiry for (Mr. Monk) 10832 (v).
See 'Estimates.'
Supplies for Rys. voted for one Estimate, tra ns-ferred to another : Remarks (Mr. Barker) in Com. of Sup., 14055,14081 (vi).


Supply B.: Prop. Res. (Mr. Fielding) 6003 (iii).

Remarks re one-fifth Vote (Mr. Fielding) 6408
(iii).
Supply : Cone., 5238 (iii).
SUPPLY:
Committee :
Administration of Justice : See 'Justice.'
Arts, Agriculture and Statistics:	*
Aid to Agricultural Societies, 4432 (ii) Archives, 4429 (ii), 13503 (vi).
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Arts, Agriculture and Statistics-Con.
Census, 4594, 4635, 4800 (ii), 7053 (iii).
Cold Storage, &c., 4671 (ii), 7610 (iv). * Criminal Statistics, 4429 (ii).
Exhibitions, 4599 (ii).
Experimental Farms, 4548 (ii).
Fumigating Stations, 4434 (ii), 13502 (vi). General Statistics, 4429 (ii).
Historical Data of Acadians, 13505 (vi). Imperial Institute, Can. Exhibit, 4435 (ii), 13508 (vi).
Osaka Exhibition, 4626 (ii).
Patents, Classifying Canadian, 4433 (ii;. Toronto Exhibition, Grant, 13501 (vi).
Year Book, 4429 (ii).
Charges of Management, 12584 (v).
Additional Amount for Dorn. Notes, 5135 (ii). Public Debt, Conversion of, Expenses re, 14253 (vi).
Civil Government :
Agriculture, 4349 (ii), 14255 (vi).
Auditor General's Office, 224 (i).
Contingencies:
Agriculture, 4349 (ii).
Finance, 226 (i).
Indian Affairs, 13760 (vi).
Marine and Fisheries, 341 (i), 5033 (ii),
Public Works, 5824 (iii).
Trade and Commerce, 7573 (iv).
Customs, 319 (i).
Finance, 224 (i).
Geological Survey, 12592 (v), 13769,13966 (vi). Governor General's Secretary's Office, 207 (i). High Commissioner's Office,* 12585 (v), 13772 (vi).
Indian Affairs, 272 (i).
Inland Revenue, 227 (i).
Interior, 267 (i), 13761 (vi).
Mines Branch, 13762 (vi).
Justice, 207 (i), 14255 (vi).
Labour Gazette, 7151 (iii).
Marine and Fisheries, 341 (i), 13663 (vi).
Clement, Jules, See., 13664 (vi).
Militia and Defence, 221 (i).
North-west Mounted Police, 224 (i), 13760 (vi). Post Office:
Allowance to J. W. T. Dixon, Winnipeg, 13995 (vi).
Higinan, O., Report rrPneumaticTube used in U. S. &c, 13998 (vi).
Junior second-class Clerkships, Salaries. 13995 (vi).
Smith, F. H., Salary Increase, 14000 (vi). Transfer of Temporaries to Permanent Staff, 13994 (vi).
Privy Council Office, 207 (i).
Public Printing and Stationery, 223 (i).
Public Works, 333, (i).
J. B. Hunter, Salary, 13499 (vi).
Chief Architect's Salary, 13498 (vi).
Railways and Canals, 333 (i), 14055 (vi).
Additional second-class clerkship, 14055, (vi). Secretary of State, 222 (i).
Additional junior second-class clerkships, '	14254 (vi).
Trade and Commerce, 7573 (iv).
Culling Timber:
General Vote, 7798 (iv).
Customs:
Amount required for Yukon, 3968 (ii).
Kilroy, T., Amount re Services, 13993 (vi). Miscellaneous, 3962 (ii).
Preventive Services, 3949 (ii).
Salaries, Contingencies, &c., 3782, 3897. 3949
(ii), 13980 (vi).



SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.	'
Dominion Lands-Capital:
* Surveys, &c., 6758, 6939 (iii), 13776 (vi) Dominion Lands-Income :
Commissioners'Salary, 6765 (iii).
Protection of Timber Lands, 6773 (iii).
Salaries, &c., 13772, 13966 (vi).
Travelling Expenses, Contingencies, &c., 6766
(iii)-	.	.
Tree and Timber Planting, 13775, 14272 (vi). Dominion Police:
General Vote, 3511 (ii).
Excise :
Adulteration of Food, 5389 (iii).
Further Amount for Electric Light Inspectors, 5407 (iii).
Inspectors of Distilleries, Salaries, &e., 13974
(vi-)	v
Methylated Spirits, 5373 (in).
Minor Revenues, 5404 (iii).
Salaries, &c., 5363 (iii), 13967 (vi).
Stamps for Tobacco, 5373 (iii).
To reimburse E. Forrest, 5405 (iii).
To pay J. M. Ferguson, 5412 (iii).
To pay Assistant Inspector Kelly, 5405 (iii).
To compensate A. Guayfdr Horses, 5106 (iii). Travelling Expenses, &c., 5373(iii); Additional amounts, 5404 (iii).
Weights and Measures :
Salaries, 5381 (iii).
Fisheries :
Behring Sea Arbitration, 13568 (vi).
B. C., New Steamer, 5278 (iii).
Building Fishways, &c., 4174 (ii).
Canadian Fishery Exhibit, 4174 (ii), 5308 (iii). Fish-breeding Establishments, &c., 4174 (ii) 13660 (vi). t
Fisheries Intelligence Bureau, 5277 (iii). Investigation re Sardine, Oyster Fisheries, Dogfish, &c., 13649 (vi).
Licenses to U. S. Fishermen, 5309 (iii). Protection Services, B.C., 4174 (ii).
Salaries, &c., of Fishery Officers, 5050, 5122 (ii). Steamers to replace Acadia and Petrel, 13668 (vi).	.
Geological Survey:
Compiling of field-notes, <&c., 6826 (iii).
General Vote, 6815 (iii).
Geologist to International Boundary Survey, Salary, 6825 (iii).
Metallurgical, Petrographical Assistance, 13778 (vi).	.	.
Printing, Engraving, &c., of Maps, 13778 (vi). Government of North-west Territories:
Further Amount for Assistance in Registry Offices, 6888 (iii).
General Vote, 6946(iii), 13787 (vi).
Lethbridge, Bridge over Belly River, 13357 (vi). * McLeod, Bridge over Old Man's River, 13367 (vi).
Government of Yukon Territory:
Checking flow of Eldorado Gusher, 6949, 7274
(iii).	...	.
General Vote, 6802 (iii), 13367 (vi).
Roads and Bridges, 7283 (iii).
St. Mary's Hospital, Dawson, 7291 (iii). Immigration :
Agents' Salaries, Can., G. B. and Foreign Countries, 6615 (iii).
Further Amount required, 2299 (i), 6847 (iii). General Expenses in Can. and G. B., &c., 6658 (iii).	[DOT]
Indians :
British Columbia:
Additional Amount for Salaries, 13785 (vi). General Vote, 6425 (iii).
SUPPLY-Con.
Com m ittee-Con.
Indians-Con.	t
British Columbia-Con.	*
Hazel ton Hospital, 13787 (vi).
Industrial Schools, 7254 (iii).
Medical Attendance, 13785 (vi).
Schools, &c., 13786 (vi).
Steam Launch for Agent, 13787 (vi). Generally :
Indians, Generally, 6425 (iii).
Manitoba and N. W.T.:
Amount for Triennial Clothing, 13783 (vi). General Expenses, Dr. C. H. West, &c., 13784 (vi).	...
General Vote, 6350, 6422 (iii).
Implements, Purchase of, 13782 (vi).
Schools, Additional Amount, 13784 (vi). Surveys, Additional Amount, 13784 (vi). Maritime Provinces :
Schools, 6409 (iii).
New Brunswick :
Additional Amount for Salaries, 13782 (vi). To pay Fire Damage at Edmundston, 13782 (vi).
Nova Scotia:
Medical Attendance, <&c., 6421 (iii).
Purchase of Lands for Reserves, 13781 (vi). Relief and Seed Grain, 6417 (iii).
Ontario and Quebec:
Blankets and Clothing, 6409 (iii).
Doncaster Reserve, Squatters' Improvements,. 13779 (vi).
General Legal Expenses, 6416 (iii).
Land Management Fund, 6415 (iii).
Lock-up at St. Regis, 6415 (iii).
Medical Attendance, &c., Ontario and Quebec, 6408 (iii).
Medical Attendance, &c., Ontario, 6326, 6409 (iii).
Medical Attendance, &c., Quebec, 6326, 6408 (iii).
Rama Indians, Repairs to Roads, 13781 (vi). Repairs of Roads, <fcc., 13779 (vi).
Robinson Treaty Annuities, 6410 (iii). Salaries of Chiefs, Cape Croker & Gibson, St. Regis, 6410 (iii).
Schools, Ont. and Que., 6409 (iii).
Surveys of Reserves, 6410 (iii).
Yukon:
Education of Indians, 7270(iii).
Relief for Destitute Indians, 7270 (iii). Inspection of Staples :
Chief Inspectors, &c., 7762 (iv), 13698 (vi). Inspection of Binder Twine, 7763, 7772 (iv). Manitoba Grain Act, Expenditure, 7798 (iv). Insurance :
General Vote, 12586 (v).
Justice, Administration of:
Allowance to ad hoc Judges, 3402 (ii).
Divorce Court, N.B., 3400 (ii).
Exchequer Court, Additional to Registrar, 3407
(ii).
Admiralty, Quebec, Registrar, 3408 (ii).
Accommodation for Court, 3408 (ii). Contingencies, &c., 3407 (ii).
Junior 2nd class Clerks, 3406 (ii).
Legal Decisions, Report of, 3407 (ii). Expenditure under R.S.C., c. 181, 3401 (ii). Miscellaneous, including N.W.T., 3398 (ii), 14257 (vi).
Additional Judge of Superior Court, N. W.T., 14257 (vi).
Prince Albert Court House, &c., 3401 (ii). Retiring Allowance, Judge Henry, 14662 (vi). Salary of County Court Judge, District No. 7, N.S., 14259 (vi).

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Committee- Con.
Justice, Administration of-Con.
Miscellaneous- Con.
Salary of Junior Judge, Nipissing, 14258 (vi') Travelling Allowances, Judges, B.C., 3399
(ii).
Manitoba, 3399 (ii).
Supreme Court:
Contingencies, &c., 3404 (ii).
Law Books, &c., 3402, 3405 (ii).
Printing and Binding, 3405 (ii).
Reporter's Salary, 3402 (ii).
Salary of E. R. A. Taschereau, 14257 (vi).
To assist L. W. Coutlee, 'Digest of Judgments,' 14250 (vi).
Yukon :
Clerk's Salary, 3410 (ii).
Judges' Travelling Allowances, 3409 (ii).
Law Books, &c., 3500 (ii), 14207 (vi).
Living Allowances, 3411 (ii).
Living Allowances, Generally, 3414 (ii). Miscellaneous Expenses, 3507 (ii).
Salary of Deputy Sheriff, &c., 3411 (ii). Stenographers, 3411 (ii).
Lcnislation :
General :
Printing Paper and Binding, 5207 (iii). Voters' Lists, 5274 (iii).
House of Commons :
Debates, Amanuenses, 14243 (vi).
Increases to Clerks, 14112 (vi).
Sessional Clerks, 14242 (vi).
Sessional Messengers, 14243 (vi).
Tradesmen and others, 14115 (vi).
Library :
Salaries, 5207 (iii).
Senate:
General Vote, 5204 (iii).
Lir/hthouse and Coast Service :
Aids to Navigation, 4173 (ii), 5735 (iii), 13633 (vi).
Halifax Harbour, Land Purchase for Buoy Service, 13038 (vi).
Lurcher's Shoal Lightship, 4173 (ii). Maintenance and Repairs, &c., 13032 (vi). Montreal Agency, &c., 13032 (vi).
Montreal Pilot Commissioners' Court, 4173
(ii).
Repairs to Wharfs, &c., 4174 (ii).
Salaries and Allowances to Keepers, 4132 (ii). Telephonic Communication, Atkinson Light*	house and Vancouver, 13038 (vi).	,
Wireless Telegraph Stations, Equipment/ 13639 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and Steamship Subventions : Canada and Australia, 5880 (iii), 13077 (vi). Canada and G. B., 5997 (iii), 7573, 7728 (iv), 13672 (vi).
Canada and South Africa, 5878 (iii), 7740 (iv). Gaspe Basin and Dalhousie, 7756 (iv).
Gaspe Basin and Paspebiac, 13094 (vi).
Grand Manan and Mainland, 7742 (iv).
Halifax and Canso, 0002 (iii).
Halifax, Nfld. and Liverpool, 7730 (iv). Magdalen.Islands, 7741 (iv), 13675 (vi). Manchester and Canada, 7745 (iv).
Petit de Grat and I. C. R. Terminus at Mul-grave, 14249 (vi).
P. E. I. and G. B., 7744 (iv).
P. E. I. and Mainland, 7741'(iv).
P. E. I. and Nfld., 13070 (vi).
St. John and Digby, 7739 (iv).
St. John, Dublin and Belfast, 7731 (iv).
St. John and Glasgow, 7730 (iv), 13073 (vi).
St. John, Halifax and London, 7734 (iv).
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Mail Subsidies and Steamship Conventions-Con.
St. John, Halifax, W. I. and South America, t 7740 (iv).
St. John and Halifax via Yarmouth, 7742 (iv).
St. Stephen, Campobello and Back Bay, &c., 7759 (iv), 13695 (vi).
Services of Str. Lord Strathcona, 6002 (iii), 13697 (vi).
Sydney to Bay St. Lawrence, &c., 13077 (vi).
Tadousac and St. Catharine's Bay, 13095 (vi).
Victoria and San Francisco, 7741 (iv).
Victoria and West Coast Vancouver Island, 13694 (vi).
Militia :
Annual Drill, 3603, 5005 (ii).
Contingencies, 3778 (ii).
Coronation Contingent, Further Amount, 0950
(iii).
Dominion Arsenal, 7089 (iii).
Esquimalt Defences, 3778 (ii).
General Statement, 13379 (vi).
Grants to Associations, 3707 (ii).
Hamilton, Drill Hall, Additional Land, 0949
(iii).
Military Asylum, Pensions, 0788 (iii).
Military Properties, 3611 (ii).
Pay and Allowances, 3584 (ii), 13379 (vi).
Royal Military College, 3778 (ii).
Salaries and Wages, 3608 (ii).
To pay Lieut. Col. Cole, 6950 (iii).
Transport and Freight, 3752 (ii).
Winnipeg Barracks, Paving Streets, 0949 (iii).
Miscellaneous :
Alaska Boundary Commission, 0931 (iii), 13957 (vi).
Arbitration, Can., Ont. and Que., 12590 (v).
Art Academy, 12589 (v).
Astronomical Observatory, 6791 (iii).
Astronomical Work of Interior Dept., 0790 (iii).
Can. Mining Institute, Publication of Docu ments, 12591 (v), 13965 (vi).
C.P.R., Transportation of Sir Edmund Barton, 6952 (iii).
Classification of Records, Privy Council Office, 12592 (v).
Engraving, &c., of Maps of Can. and N.W.T., 0800 (iii).	^
Keewatin Govt. Expenses, 6798 (iii). Maintenance of Lunatics, 0798 (iii).
Labour Dept., &c., 7197 (iii).
Labour Troubles, B.C., Royal Commission, 0984 (iii).
Litigation, Costs, 0794 (iii).
Maintenance of Assay Office, Vancouver, 6799
(iii), 13969 (vi).
Maintenance of Roads, &c., Banff Park, 6788 (iii).
Bath House, &c., 13955 (vi).
Museum Building, 0927 (iii).
Martineau Defalcations, Expenses of Commission re, 0991 (iii).
Middleton, late T. W., re Shortage, 0931 (iii).
Naturalization Act, Expenses re, 0952 (iii).
N.W.T. Govt., Protection of Bow River Bridge, Canmore, 6925 (iii).
Paris Agency, 12589 (v).
Petersen, Tate & Co., Return of Deposit, 0953 (iii).
P. O. Savings Bank, Defalcation, Compensation re, 14274 14655 (vi).
Prince Albert Advoeatc. Payments, 14208, 14652 (vi).
Printing Bureau Plant, 12o87 (v).
Rand's Micmac Dictionary, 12592 (v).
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SUPPLY-Con.
Committee- Con.
M iscellaneous-Con.
St. Lawrence River, Improvements r6 Thousand Islands, 14661 (vi).
South African Memorial Association, Can.
Grant, 6092 (iii).
Statutes, Revision, 14643 (vi).
Teulon Road, Man., Construction, 6927 (iii).
To compensate Canadian Bank of Commerce, Yukon, 14274 (vi).
To meet Expenses re the King v. Bank Note Co., 14279 (vi).
To pay Amos Barnes re River Lots, Man., 6922 (iii)-	.	.	.
To pay Wm. Perkins for Evidence re Lisgar Election, 14251 (vi).
To pay Casca Trading and Transportation Co., 6926 (iii).
Trade Combination re Lumber, Expenses re Commission, 14654 (vi).
Tuberculosis, Prevention, Grant re, 13517 (vi). Turtle Mountain, Land Slides, Expenses re, 13965 (vi).
Unforeseen Expenses, Additional, 6951 (iii), 12588 (v).
Victoria Memorial, London, England, 14655 (vi).
Yoho Park Reserve, Construction of Roads, &e., 6790 (iii):
Mounted Police :
Compensation for Injuries, 5264 (iii).
Pay of Force, 5262 (iii).
Services in Yukon, 5003 (ii), 5262 (iii).
Ocean and River Service:
Cattle Inspection, 4116 (ii).
Govt. Steamers, Maintenance, &c., 4041, 5033
(ii)-	_
Surveys, <fec., of Coasts of Northern Canada, 13760 (vi).
Tidal Service, 4114 (ii).
Unforeseen Expenses, 4116 (ii).
Penitentiaries:
General, 3511 (ii).
Kingston, 3511 (ii).
Manitoba, 3534 (ii).
Regina Jail, Additional Land, 5135 (ii).
St. Vincent de Paul, 3534 (ii).
Pensions:
To Lady Lafontaine, 14252 (vi).
Post Office:
Mail Service, 6065 (iii).
Outside Service, Salaries, &b., 5924, 6004 (iii), 14010 (vi).
Salaries, &e., 6136 (iji).
Salaries of fourth-class Clerks, &c., Increase, ( 14002 (vi).
Salaries of P. O. Inspectors, &c.. Increase, 14001 (vi).
Temporaries in various cities, Appointment as fourth-class Clerks, 14001 (vi).
To pay Arrears Postmasters' Salaries, 5921 (iii). To provide for Appointment of Additional Mail Clerks, 14041 (vi).
To provide for Promotions in City Offices, 14009 (vi).
Transfer of Temporaries to Permanent Staff, 13994 (vi).
Vancouver Division, Asst. P. O. Inspector 14000 (vi).
Winnipeg, Additional senior second-class clerk4 ship, 14001 (vi).
SUPPLY-Con.
Com mittee-Con.
Public Works-Capital:
Buildings :
Ottawa:
Astronomical Observatory, 342 (i). Parliament Buildings, Addition, &c., 13006 (vi).	[DOT]
Royal Mint, 344 (i).
Victoria Memorial Museum, 353 (i), 14243 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers:
Kingston Graving Dock, 13023 (vi).
Port Arthur, Dredging, 3341 (ii), 13012 (vi). Port Colborne, Harbour Improvements, 3368 (ii), 13024 (vi).
Quebec, Harbour Improvements, 3336 (ii). River Kaministiquia, 5825 (iii).
St. Andrew's Rapids, 3354 (ii).
St. Lawrence Ship Channel, 3218, 3304 (ii). St. Mary's Current, Montreal Harbour, &C., 3365 (ii).
Telegraph Lines, Quesnel-Atlin, &c., 5826 (iii).	.
Trails, Roads and Bridges :
Yukon:
To pay Trading and Exploring Co., Ltd., 5826 (iii).
Public Works- Collection of Revenue :
Esquimalt Graving Dock, Special Constables, 5919 (iii).
Slides and Booms, 2974 (ii).
Gatineau River, 2977 (ii).
Repairs and Working Expenses, 2978 (ii). Upper Ottawa Improvement Co., 2974 (ii). Telegraph Lines:
B. C., 2992(h).
Working Expenses, 13368 (vi).
Lower St. Lawrence, 2989 (ii).
N.W.T., 2991 (ii).
P.E.I. and Mainland, 2988 (ii).
SS. Tyrian&c., 5007 (ii).
Yukon Territory:
Ashcroft-Dawson, &c., 2992 (ii).
Working Expenses, 14041 (vi).
Public Works-Income :
Buildings :
British Columbia :
Nelson Public Building, 13131 (vi). Rossland Armoury, 13133 (vi).
Public Building, 13131 (vi).
Vancouver, Public Building, 13132 (vi).
. Generally :	.
Construction of Armouries, 965 (i). Experimental Farms, New Buildings, 972
(i).	.
General Vote, 961 (l).
Immigrant Buildings, 14247 (vi).
Salaries to Resident Clerks of Works, &c., 963 (i).	.
Manitoba:
Winnipeg, Immigration Buildings, &c., 5844 (iii), 13126 (vi).


Military Buildings.   N.C.O.@: 's Quarters, 13127 (vi).
Military Building, Magazine, 13127 (vi). Military Stores Buildings, 13126 (vi). Public Building, Addition, 13127 (vi). Maritime Provinces:
Dominion Public Buildings, Repairs, &c., 421 (i).
New Brunswick :
Buildings, Generally, 421 (i).
Campbellton, Public Buildings, L3037 (vi). Fredericton Military Building, New Officers' Stables, 13041 (vi).
Sergeant Major's Quarters, 13041 (vi).

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SUPPLY-Om.
Com m ittee- Con.
Public Works-Income :-Con.
Buildings-Con.
New Brunswick-Con.
Marysville, Public Building, 5841 (iii). Moncton, Public Building, 13038 (vi). Newcastle, Public Building, 13038 (vi). Richibucto, Public Building, 412 (i).
St. John, Drill Hall, 13042 (vi). Immigration Building, 412 (i), 13040 (vi). Quarantine Station, Water Service, 414, 480 (i), 13041 (vi).
Tracadie Lazaretto, Improvements, &c., 13038 (vi).
Woodstock, Armoury and Gun Shed, 13039 (vi).
Public Building, 13041 (vi).
North West Territories :
Court Houses, Police Accommodation, &c., 958 (i).
Edmonton Jail, 13129 (vi).
General Repairs, 958 (i). ^
Macleod Court House, 959 (i).
Moosejaw, Public Building, 13130 (vi). Prince Albert Court House, &c\, 13129 (vi). Red Deer, Court House, &c., 900 (i). Strathcona Horse Barracks, 13130 (vi). Yorkton, Court House, &c., 901 (i).
Nova Scotia:
Antigonish, P. O. Fittings, 13034 (vi). Arichat, Public Building, 5827 (iii).
Digby, Public Building, 13034 (vi). Gilysborough, Public Building, 5839 (iii). Halifax, Immigration Building, Addition, 13033 (vi).
Public Building, 411 (i), 13031 (vi). Quarantine Station, Lawlor's Island, 412 (i), 13030 (vi).
Middleton, Armoury, 5841 (iii).
North Sydney, Public Building, &c., 13035 (vi).	...	.Springhill, Public Building, 14247 (vi). Sydney, Public Building, Addition, 13035 (vi).	...	.
Sydney Mines, Public Building, 13028 (vi). Ontario :
Alexandria, Public Building, 487 (i). Belleville, Armoury, 13082 (vi).
Bowmanville, Public Building, 507 (i). Brantford, Drill Hall, 13108 (vi). Bridgeburg, Public Building, 13113 (vi). Clinton, Public Building, 518 (i).
Cobourg, Armoury, 540 (i).
Improvements, 13118 (vi),
Deseronto, Public Building, 5842 (iii), 13112
(vi).	.	4 .
Dom. Buildings, Generally, 030 (i).
Fort William. Public Building, 636 (i). Guelph, Armoury, 13083 (vi.)
Public Building, 637 (i).
Hamilton, Public Building, Alterations, 13113 (vi).
Hawkesbury, Public Building, 13119 (vi). Kingston,"Military Buildings, 638 (i), 5842 (iii).
R. C. F. A. Barracks, 13118 (vi).
Royal Military College, Drill Hall, 13094 (vi.)
R. M. C. Stable, 13117 (vi).
London, Drill Hall, &c , 641 (i).
Military Buildings, Magazine, 13115 (vi). Oshawa, Public Buildings, 13110 (vi). Ottawa, Bacteriological Laboratory, 5842 (iii).	...
Electric Lighting, &c., 5842 (iii).
* New Coal Sheds, 13115 (vi).
Committee- Con.
Public Works-Income:-Con.
Buildings-Con.
Ontario-Con.
Ottawa-Con.
New Elevator for West Block, 13115 (vi), Paving in front of Parliament Buildings, 13119 (vi).	^
P. O. and Customs House, 5844 (iii), 13117 (vi).	.
Rideau Hall, Drains, 647 (i).
Rideau Hall and Grounds, Repairs, &c., 13087 (vi).
Steel Drawers, &c., 13087 (vi).
Western Block, Heating Apparatus, &c., 13087 (vi).	.
Peterborough, Armoury, 13083 (vi).
Picton, Public Building, 13113 (vi).
St. Catherines, Drill Hall, 13106 (vi).
St. Mary's, Public Building, 13109 (vi). Sami a, Public Building, 13117 (vi).
Sault Ste. Marie, Public Building, 13107
(vi*)	.
Stratford Armoury, 13125 (vi).
Toronto, Asst. Receiver-General's Office, Vault, 5842 (iii).
Custom House, 547 (i).	__	.
Dom. Buildings, Generally, 050, 956 (i). Drill Hall, Addition for new Corps, 13086 (vi).
Drill Hall, Paving Armoury Street, &c., 13115 (vi).	. .
Examining Warehouse, Addition, 13118 (vi).	.	.
Military Buildings, Magazine, 13115 (vi). Engineer Company's Building, 13086 (vi).
Post Office, 956, (i), 5842 (iii).
P. O., Additional, 13112 (vi).
P. O., Additional Story, &c., 13090 (vi). P. O., Station "C ", 5920(iii).
Toronto Junction, Public Building, 650 (i). Windsor, Public Building, 13113(vi). Wingliam, Public Building, 13120 (vi). Woodstock, Armoury, 13125 (vi).
Public Building, 13108 (vi).
Prince Edward Island :
Charlottetown, Armoury, &c., 13035 (vi). Dom. Building, Improvements, &c., 13036 (vi).
Quebec:	.
Acton vale. Public Building, 13059 (vi). Dom. Public Buildings, Repairs, &c., 422
(i).	.	.	.
Grosse Isle, Quarantine Station, 425 (i). L'Assomption, Public Building, 427 (i). Levis, Public Building, 431 (i), 13053 (vi). Longueuil, Public Building, 13009 (vi). Magog, Public Building, 13081 (vi). Montmagny, Public Building, 5841 (iii),. 13066 (vi).
Montreal, Barracks for Permanent Corps, 13076 (vi).	.
Examining Warehouse, Repairs, &c., 438. (i), 13058 (vi).
New Postal Station, 13080 (vi). ^ Post-office Improvements, 13007 (vi). Public Building, 436 (i).
Quebec, Citadel, Drill Shed, &c., 13053 (vi) Drill Hall, 13077 (vi).	.
Hospital for Trachoma, 14245 (vi).
Iron Foundry, 14247 (vi).
Marine and Fisheries Public Stores, 13053 (vi).
Military Buildings, Dom. Arsenal, &c., 130541 vi).
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SUPPLY-Com Committee-''Con.
Public Works :-Income. -Con.
Buildings- Con.
Quebec-Con.
St. Hyacinthe, Drill Hall, 1.3067 (vi).
Public Building, 439 (i).
St. John's, Examining Warehouse, 13069 (vi).
Public Building, 13059 (vi).
St. Louis de Mile End, Public Building, 13080 (vi).
Sherbrooke Drill Hall, 13079 (vi). Terrebonne, Public Building, 13059 (vi). Thetford Mines, Public Buildings, 441 (i). Three Rivers, Custom House, New Heating Apparatus, 13069 (vi).
Retaining Wall, 13080 (vi).
Valleyfield, Public Building, 443 (i).
Rents, repairs, Ac.:
Dom. Buildings, Caretakers, Ac., Salaries, 1C 16 (i).
Electric Power, 1067 (i).
Heating, Ac., 1065 (i).
Lighting, 1067 (i).
Rents, 989 (i), 13133 (vi).
Water, 1067 (i).
Ottawa, Dom. Buildings, Rents, Ac., 973,
^ 989. (i).
Elevators, Attendance, 1011 (i).
Fuel, Light, Ac., 1005 (i).
Furniture, 1006 (i), 5007 (ii).
Grounds, 1015 (i).
Heating, Engineers'Salaries, Ac., 1008(i). Lighting, Ac., 1012 (i)i 5845 (iii).
Major's Hill Park, 1015 (i).
Rideau Hall, Maintenance, Ac., 993 (i), 5006 (ii).
Telephones, Ac., 1013 (i).
Y ukon :
White Horse, Public Building, Ac., 13133 (vi).
Dredging:
British Columbia :
To replace Snag Boats, Samson and Mudlark, 13311 (vi).j
Tug and Hopper Scows, 13318 (vi). Manitoba :
New Tug, 13311 (vi).
Maritime Provinces :
Additional Amount for Dredging, 13309 (vi) Hydraulic Dredge, 13312 (vi).
New Plant:
Generally, 2673 (ii).
Manitoba, 2672 (ii).
Mar. Provinces, 2665 (ii).
Ont. and Quebec, 2671 (ii), 13318 (vi).
Ont. and Quebec, 2674 (ii).
P.E.I., New Dredge, 13313 (vi).
Repairs, Generally, 2612 (ii).
Manitoba, 2665 (ii).
Harbours and Rivers :
British Columbia :	[DOT]
Anderson and Kennedy's Lake, Clearing Outlets,^ 1451 (i).
Columbia River aboveGolden, Pile Driver 13304 (vi).	'
Above Golden, Opening Channel, 13304 (vi).
Above Revelstoke, 1451 (i).
Arrow Lakes, DredgingMacliinery, 13305 (vi).
Arrow Lakes Improvements, 13304 (vi). Fraser River Improvements, 1:3305 (vi) Hardy Bay Wharf, 5916 (iii), 13305 (vi). Quatsino City WharQ 13305 (vi).
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.	'
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers -Cion.
British Columbia-Con.
Victoria Harbour, Removal of Rock, 13306 (vi).
W illiam'sHead Quarantine Station, Wharf, 13306 (vi).
Generally :
General Vote, 13308 (vi).
Manitoba :
General Repairs, 1448 (i).
Gull Harbour, 1448 (i).
Hnausa, Wharf Extension, 1448 (i).
Lake Dauphin, Lowering, Ac., 1448 (i). Lake Francis, Outlet. 1449 (i).
Lake Manitoba, Outlet via Fairford River,
<	1449 (i).
Selkirk, Wharf Extension, 1450 (i).
White Mud River, Dredging, 1450 (i). Winnipeg Lake, Gimli Wharf, 1450 (i). Mar. Provinces :
General Repairs, Ac., 1185 (i).
New Brunswick :
Anderson's Hollow, 1163 (i).
Bay du Vin, Wharf, 1164 (i).
Black Brook, Additional Wharf, 13227 (vi). Campbell ton, Wharf, Ac., 1164 (i), 13005 13229 (vi).
Campobello, Breakwater, 13228 (vi).
Cape Tormentine, Improvements, 13228 (vi).
Caraquet, Wharf, 1173 (i).
Chatham, Slip, Ac., 13231 (vi).
Coeagne Wharf, Compensation re Schr.
Morning Star, 13231 (vi).
Dalhousie, Harbour Improvements, 13233
(v*)-
Dipper Harbour, Breakwater, 13233 (vi). Great Salmon River, Groyne and Breakwater, 1177 (i).
Hopewell Cape Wharf, Repairs, Ac., 13233 (vi).
Lord's Cove Wharf, 1177 (i).
Miscou Harbour, Wharf, 13234 (vi).
North Head, Grand Manan, Breakwater,
13234	(vi).
Petit Rocher, Breakwater, 13234 (vi).
Point du Chene, Breakwater, Repairs.
13235	(vi).	'
Richibucto, North Piers, Ac., 1177 (i).
13235 (vi).
River St. John, 1177 (i).
Oromocto Wharf, 1181 (i).
Wharfs on Tidal Waters, Ac., 1178 (i), 5895 (iii).
St. Andrews, Wharf Repairs, 5894(iii).
St. John Harbour, Negro Point Breakwater, 1181 (i).
Protection of Fort Duffeiin, 1183 (i). Shippegan Harbour, Protection Works, 1183 (i).
Upper Salmon River, Alma Pier, 1184 (i). North-west Territories:
General Repairs, 1450 (i).
Nova Scotia:
Abbott's Harbour, Addition to Beacli Protection, 13141 (vi).
Abram's River,- Wharf, 13141 (vi). Amagandus, Wharf, 1068 (i).
Bailey's Brook, 1072 (i).
Baxter's Harbour, Reconstruction of Breakwater, 13143 (vi).
Bayfield Harbour Works, Repairs and Im-[DOT] provements, 13141 (vi).



SUPPLY - Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Nova Scotia-Con.
Benoit Cove, Improvement to Boat Landing, 13143 (vi).
Big Harbour (Port Bevis), Wharf, 13143 . (vi).
Big Pond, Wharf, 1071 (i).
Breton Cove, Boat Landing, 13151 (vi). Bridgewater Dredging, 1074 (i).
Caribou Island, Causeway, 13179 (vi). Chegoggin Pier, Training Dam, 13179 (vi). Cheticamp Point, Wharf, 13179 (vi). Cheverie, Breakwater Extension, 1078 (i). Church Point, Breakwater, Repairs, 1078
(i).
Cow Bay Breakwater, 1078 (i), 13178 (vi). Digby, Pier Renewals, 1083 (i).
Donald's Head, Breakwater Repairs, 13179 (vi).
Drumhead, Breakwater, 1083 (i), 13179 (vi). Duncan's Cove, Wharf, 13179 (vi).
East Bay, Wharf, 13180 (vi).
East Berlin, Breakwater, 13180 (vi).
East End, Cape Sable Island, Boat Harbour, 13180 (vi).
East Jeddore, 13179 (vi).
Economy, Wharf Extension, 1087 (i). Finlay Point, Wharf, 13181 (vi).
Five Islands Wharf, 1 epairs, 13180 (vi). Fort Lawrence, Landing Pier, 1087 (i), 13181 (vi).
Freeport, Landing Pier, 13182 (vi).
Friar's Head, Boat Harbour, 1087 (i). Frude's Point, Wharf. 13180 (vi).
Gabarus, Breakwater Extension, &c., 13182 (vi).
Georgeville Wharf, 13198 (vi).
Glace Bay, Harbour Improvements, 1087
(i).
Wharf, 13184 (vi).
Grand Etang, Bridge Works, 1095 (i). Grand Narrows, Wharf Repairs, 1094 (i), 13198 (vi).
Grand River, Entrance, 1094 (i).
Granite Village, Mooring Pier, 13182 (vi). Green Cove, Boat Harbour, 1100 (i).
Hall's Harbour Improvement, 13198 (vi).* Hawke Point Inlet, Boat Channel, 1102 (i). Herring Cove, Breakwater, 1102 (i). Indian Harbour Wharf, 13199 (vi). Inverness, Harbour Works, 13199 (vi). Iona, Wharf, 13200 (vi).
Janvrin's Island, Wharf, 1102 (i).
Judique, Breakwater Repairs, 1103 (i). Ketch Harbour, Entrance, 13202 (vi). Kingsport, Pier Reconstruction, 1103 (i), 13202 (vi).
L'Ardoise, Breakwater, 13201 (vi).
Larry's River, Breakwater, 1104 (i). Lingan, Beach Protection, 1105 (i). Livingston's Cove, Breakwater, 13200 (vi). Lunenburg, Dredging, 1106 (i).
McKay's Point, Wharf, 13201 (vi). McNutt's Island, Beach Protection, 13201 .(vi). .	.
Main-a-Dieu, Breakwater, 13201 (vi). Malaga watch, Boat Channel, 13203 (vi). Malignant Cove, Harbour, 13201 (vi). Margaree, Improvements, 1133 (i). Margaretville, Breakwater, 13202 (vi). Melbourne, Wharf, 13203 (vi).
Meteghan Cove, Breakwater, 1133 (i). Middle River, Pier Dam, 13202 (vi).
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee- Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Nova Scotia-Con.
Musquodoboit Harbour, Wharf, 13203 (vi). Necum Teuch, Wharf, 1137 (i), 13203 (vi). Neil's Harbour, Breakwater, 1139 (i).
New Campbellton, Ballast Wharf, 1142 (i). New Harbour, Breakwater Repairs, 1143
(i)-
Noel, Wharf, 13204 (vi).
North Gut, St. Ann's Wharf, 13203 (vi). North River, St. Ann's, 13203 (vi).
Ogden's Pond, Channel Protection, 1145 (i), 13204 (vi).
Oyster Pond, Beach Protection, 13204 (vi). Parrsboro, Landing Pier, 13205 (vi). Pembroke, Breakwater, 13205 (vi).
Petit de Grat, Protection Work, &c., 1146
. W- .
Pickett's Pier, 13205 (vi).
Pictou Light Beach, Protection Works, 13205 (vi).
Pleasant Bay. 13205 (vi).
Poirierville, Wharf, 1146 (i), 13205 (vi). Porter's Lake Channel, 13205 (vi).
Port George Breakwater, 1146 (i), 13210 (vi).
Port Greville, Breakwater. 13210 (vi).
Port Hastings, Wharf, 1146 (i).
Port Hawkesbury, Wharf, 1146 (i).
Port Hood, Harbour, 13206 (vi).
Pier Repaiis, 13206 (vi).
Port Howe, Wharf, 13210 (vi).
Port Latour, Breakwater, 13210 (vi).
Port Maitland, Breakwater, &o., 13211 (vi). Port aa Pique, Wharf, 13210 (vi).
Sandy Cove, Breakwater, 1149 (i).
Scott's Bay, Breakwater, 13211 (vi).
Short Beach, Breakwater, 1149 (i). Skinner's Cove, Channel, &c., 13213 (vi). South Ingonish, Wharf, 1149 (i).
Spry Bay, Wharf, 13213 (vi).
Summerville, Wharf, 13213 (vi).
Sydney, Quaran^ne Station, 13213 (vi). Tenecape. Breakwater, 13213 (vi).
Three Fathom Harbour, Beach Protection Works, 1149 (i).
Tiverton, Breakwater, 1149 (i).
Victoria Beach, Wharf, 13213 (vi).
Wallace Harbour, 13216 (vi).
Washabuck Centre, Wli#rf, 1150 (i).
Wedge Point, Breakwater, 13217 (vi). Wentworth, Wharf, 13216 (vi).
West Arichat, Breakwater, 13217 (vi).
West Baccaro, Harbour Improvements, 1150 (i).
West Bay, Wharf, 13217 (vi).
West Chezzetcook, Breakwater, 13217 (vi). White's Cove, Breakwab r, 13217 (vi). Windsor Harbour, Sheer Dam, &c., 14248 (vi).
Wolfville, Wharf, 13217 (vi).
Yarmouth Bar, Repairs, &c., 13218 (vi). Ontario :
Amherstburg, Dredging, 1185 (i), 13235(vi). Barrie, Wharf Construction, 1186 (i). Barry's Bay, Wharf, 13236 (vi).
Bayfield, Extension of South Pier, 1188 (i). Belle Riviere, Sheet Piling, 1191 (i). Bowmanville, Breakwater Repairs, 1352 (i). Bracebridge, Wharf, 13236 (vi).
Bronte Harbour, Improvements, 1354 (i), 13236 ( vi).
Bruce Mines, Dredging, 5911 (iii).
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SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Ontario-Con.
Burke's Falls, Magnetawan River, 1358 (i). Burlington Channel, Repairs to Piers, &c., 1359 (i), 13237 (vi).
Cobourg, Completion of Repairs, 5909 (iii). Collingwood, Harbour Improvements, 13239 (vi).
Cumberland, Whaif, 13238 (vi).
Depot Harbour, Breakwater, 1359 (i), 13239 (vi).
Georgian Bay, Point au Baril Route, 1365
(i).
Goderich, Harbour, 1365 (i), 13240 (vi). Gore's Landing, Wharf, 13244 (vi).
Grand Bend, Pier, &c., 13239 (vi). Hawkesbury, Dredging, 5909 (iii). Improvements, Repairs, &c., 1369 (i). Kingsville, Breakwater, 13244 (vi).
Lake Temiscamingue, Wharfs, 1376 (i). Leamington, Wharf, 13246 (vi).
Little Bear Creek, Dredging, 13245 (vi). Little Current, Channel, 13245 (vi). Midland Harbour, Dredging, 1376 (i), 5909 (iii), 13246 (vi).
Oakville Pier, Repairs, 1376 (i).
Orillia, New Wharf, 1377 (i).
Owen Sound Harbour, Dredging, &c., 1377
Parry Sound, Wharf, 13248 (vi).
Pembroke, 13248 (vi).
Petawawa Narrows, Ottawa Ri ver, 1425 (i), 13251 (vi).
Pickering Harbour,* Dredging and Repairs, 1377 (i).	'
Point Edward, Dredging, 13249 (vi).
Port Arthur, Breakwater, 13249 (vi).
Port Bur well, Harbour, 13249 (vi).
Port Elgin, Dredging, &c., 1424 (i).
Port Hope, Pier Repairs, &c., 1425 (i).
Port Perry, Harbour, 13249 (vi).
Port Stanley, Dredging, 13249 (vi). Prescott, Dredging, 5915 (iii).
Riviere de Puces, Pile Work, 1425 (i). River St. Lawrence, Wolfe Island Channel,
1427	(i), 13252 (vi).
Rondeau, Harbour, 1427 (i).
Rosedale, Wharf, 13249 (vi).
St. Joseph, Wharf, 3382 (ii).
Sault Ste. Marie, Harbour, &c., 13252 (vi.) Southampton, Harbour Improvements,
1428	(i).
Sturgeon Falls, Wharf, 1431 (i).
Sydenham River, Improvements, &c., 13250 (vi).	.
Thes8alon, Breakwater, 13254 (vi). Thornbury Harbour Works, 1432 (i) Toronto Harbour, Eastern Entrance, 1433 (i), 13254 (vi).
Magann & Phin's Claims, 13255 (vi). Trenton, Dredging, 1434 (i).
Victoria Harbour, Dredging, 13255 (vi). Wash ago Works, Repairs, 13252 (vi). Wendover, Wharf, 1434 (i).
Wiarton Wharf, 13256 (vi).
Prince Edward Island :
Beach Point, Widening boat Channel, 13218 (vi)
Belfast Pier, Dredging, 1153 (i)
Canoe Cove Breakwater, Repairs, &c., 13218 (vi).
Cape Traverse, Carleton Head, Survey, 13218 (vi).
SUPPLY- Con.
Committee- Con.
^Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Prince Edward Island-Con.
Cascumpec Harbour, Closing Breach, 1153 (i).
Cove Head Harbour, Entrance Channel, 1155 (i), 13222 (vi).
Creosoted Timber for Piers, &c., 1155 (i).
Gaspereaux, Fisherman's Harbour, 155 (i).
Higgin's Shore Pier, Reconstruction, 1159 (i), 13222 (vi)
Lewis Point Pier, Repairs, 13223 (vi).
Lower Montague, 1159 (i).
New London, Breakwater, Repairs, 1160 Improvement to Clifton and French Rivers. 13223 (vi).
North Cardigan Pier, Extension, 13223 (vi).
Point Prim Island, Wharf, 13223 (vi).
Repairs to Piers, &c., 1160 (i).
Richmond Bay, Reconstruction of Wharf near Grand River, 13223 (vi).
Souris, Knight's Point. Breakwater, 1162
(i).	.
Summerside Harbour, Breakwater, 13223 (vi).
Tignish Harbour, Breakwater, 1162 (i).
Quebec :
Anse aux Gascons, Wharf Extension, 13345 (vi).
Anse aux Gris Fonds River, Improvements 13445 (vi).
Anse St. Jean, Wharf Extension, 13445 (vi).
Barachois de Malbaie, Breakwater, 13445 (vi).
Bois Brule Training Pier, &c., 13148 (vi).
Bonaventure East, Breakwater, 13446 (vi).
Cacouna, Wharf Extension, 5896 (iii), 13448 *-	(vi).
Caplan, Breakwater, 13448 (vi).
Chambord, Wharf, 13454 (vi).
Chateau Richer, Harbour Improvements, 13454 (vi).
Crane Island, Repairs to Wharf, 1513 (i).
Cross Point, Isolated Landing Pier, 1512
(i).	.
Deschambault, Wharf, 13457 (vi).
Desjardins, Allumette Wharf, 13457 (vi).
Doucet's Landing, Dredging, 5907 (iii).
Douglastown, Isolated Block 13457 (vi).
Father Point, Landing Pier, 1513 (i).
Gatineau River, C.P.R. Bridge Protection 13457 (vi).
General Repairs, 5907 (iii), 2241 (i).
Grande Riviere Wharf, New Covering, 13457 (vi).
Grand Valley Pier, 1514 (i).
Hull, Wharf, 5900-(iii).
Isle aux Coudres, Wharf, 2242 (i).
Isle Grosbois, Dredging Channel, 5902 (iii).
Kamouraska, Pier Extension, 13457 (vi).
Lake Nominingue, Wharf, 13400 (vi).
Lake St. John, Wharf, Dredging, 2243 (i), 13459 (vi).
Lake Temiscamingue, Improvements, 2246 (i), 14248 (vi).
Laprairie Ice Piers, &c., 2248 (i), 13460 (vi).
Le Tableau, Wharf, 2249 (i).
L'lle d'Alma, Removal of Rocks, 2257 (i).
Lotbiniere, Wharf Improvements, 13460 (vi).
Lower St. Lawrence, Removal of Rocks, 2257 (i).

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SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.	%
Public Works-Incoinc-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Quebec-Con.
Magdalen Islands, Breakwater, 22*14 (i). Maguasha, Landing Pier, 134(11 (vi).
Maria, Pier, 2265 (i).
Mistook (Delisle), Wharf, 13161 (vi).
Mont Louis, Wharf, 13461 (vi).
Murray Bay, Wharf, 2266 (i).
Newport Breakwater Extension, 2277 (i), 13462 (vi).
New Richmond, Breakwater, 13463 (vi). Nicole! River, Dredging, 2278 (i).
Notre Dame du Portage, Wharf, 13463 (vi). Paspebiac, Landing Pier, 13464 (vi).
Perce, Extension Pier, North Cove, 13467
.(vi)- .	*	,
Pierreville, Wharf, 13468 (vi).
Pointe aux Esquimaux, Wharf, 2278 (i). Pointe aux Trembles, Wharf, 13468 (vi). Pointe Fortune, Wharf Improvements, 13468 (vi).
Point St. Pierre, Breakwater, 2278 (i).
Port Daniel, Extension Wharf, 13468 (vi). Repentigny, Wharf, 13468 (vi).
Rimouski, Pier Extension, Tidal Basin, 13468 (vi).
River Batiscan, Channel, 2280 (i).
River Chateauguay, Dredging, 2280 (i), 3208 (ii).
River Fox, Breakwater, 2279 (i).
Riviere Jesus, Dredging, 13470 (vi).
Riviere du Loup, Wharf, 2281 (i).
Harbour Improvements, 13476 (vi). Riviere Ouelle, Pier Repairs, 13470 (vi). River St. Francis, Ice Piers, 2282 (i).
River St. Louis, Improvements, 13473 (vi). River St. Maurice, Dredging Eastern Entrance, 2286 (i), 5904 (iii), 13469 (vi). Grand Piles and La Tuque, 2285 (i), 13491 (vi).
River Saguenay, Dredging, 13472 (vi). River Touladie, Improvements, 2286 (i).
St. Alexis, Ha Ha Bay, Pier. 2289 (i).
St. Alphonse, Brie de Ha Ha, Wharf, 13489 (vi).	.	.
St. Andre Kamouraska, Pier Extension, 2290 (i), 13492 (vi).
St. Andrew's Landing, Dredging, 5907 (iii) Ste. Anne de la Perade, Bank Protection,
13488	(vi).	'	.
Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, Pier Reconstruction, 13489 (vi).
Ste. Anne du Saguenay, Wharf Improvements, 13488 (vi).
Ste. Anne de Sorel, Ice Piers, 13489 (vi). Sainte Famille, Pier Extension, 134S8 (vi). St, Fidele, Wharf, 13493 (vi).
St. Francis Pier, Orleans Island, 2290 (i). St. Fulgence, Wharf, 13491 (vi).
St. Gedeon Islands, Wharf, 13491 (vi).
St. Godefroi de Nouvelle, Breakwater,
13489	(vi).
St. Irene, Wharf, &c., 2291 (i).
St. Jean des Chaillons, Wharf, 13494 (vi). St. Jerome, Wharf, 2291 (i), 5909 (iii).
St. Laurent, Wharf, 5906 (iii).
St. Michel de Bellechasse, Pier Repairs, 13494 (vi).
St. Nicholas, Strengthening Pier, 5905 (iii). St. Simon, Wharf Extension, 13493 (vi). Sabrevois, Wharf Improvements, 13485 (vi). Sacre Cceur, Wharf, 13476 (vi).
Seven Islands, Wharf, 13479 (vi).
SUPPLY-Con.
Comm ittee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Quebec-Con.
Shegawake, Harbour Improvements, 13479 (vi).
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf, 2291 (i), 3374 (ii), 5921 (iii), 12845. 12869 (vi).
Three Rivers, Harbour, Wharfs, 2296 (i). Valleyfield, Dredging Channel in Bay, 2298 (i), 5905 (iii).
Vi lie Marie, Wharf, 14248 (vi).
Yamaska Lock Dredging, 13498 (vi).
"Yukon :
Lewes and Yukon Rivers, Improvements, 13306 (vi).	.
Miscellaneous :
Arbitrations and Awards, Payments re, 13339 (vi).
Chief Architect's Office, Salaries, 2747 (ii). Chief Engineer's Office, Salaries, &c., 2726 (ii), 13340 (vi).
Insufficient Appropriations, 2925 (ii).
National Art Gallery, 2725 (ii).
Surveys and Inspections, 2715, 2720 (ii). Surveys, Ottawa River Headwaters, 13340 (vi).	.	.	..
Temporary and Clerical Assistance, 2753 (ii). Transportation Commission, 13362 (vi). Transportation Facilities, Port Colborne, 13024 (vi).
Roads and Bridges :
Bryson Bridge, 13 21 (vi).
Edmonton Bridge, 13323 (vi).
Generally, 2701 (ii).
Hull Slides and Union Bridge, 13321 (vi). North Shore, Telegraph Line, 13322 (vi). Ottawa City, Dutterin and Sappers Bridges, 13321 (vi).
Ottawa City and Vicinity, 2700 (ii).
Peace River to Pelly River, Pack Trail, 13323 (vi).
Portage du Fort, Bridge, 2690 (ii).
Slides and Booms :
Generally, 2690 (ii).
St. Maurice River, 2677 (ii).
Telegraph Lines :
B.C., Alberni-Clayoquot, 5918 (iii). ^ Kamloops-Nicola, Poles, &c., 13337 (vi). Vancouver Island-Salt Springs Extension, 13337 (vi).
Mar. Pro vs. :
Cable Lines, 2701 (ii).
Chatham to Tracadie, 13325 (vi).
Deer Island- Eastport, Me., 13325 (vi). N.W.T. :	.
Alexander Indian Agency, TelephoneLine, 5918 (iii).	,
Edmonton - Athabasca Landing, 13335 (vi).	.
Edmonton to Edmonton Indian Agency,
13334	(vi).
Victoria to Andrews, 13335 (vi).
Wood Mountain Post-Willow Bunch,
13335	(vi).	.	.
Quebec, Anticosti, Fox Bay-Bescie River,
13325 (vi).
Belle Isle and Mainland, 2712 (ii).
Bersimis to Godbout, 18332 (vi).
Bryon Island and Anticosti, 5917 (iii). Chateau Bay-Belle Isle, Marconi, 13325 (vi).	.
Chicoutimi, Ste. Anne to Lac Clair, 13333 (vi).	..	,
Godbout, 2711 (n).
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SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Telegraph Lines-Con.
N.W.T-Con.
Island of Orleans, &c., Ste. Famille, 13330 (vi).
Magdalen Islands, Land Lines, 2714 (ii). Murray Bay to St. Catharines Bay, Second Wire, 13326 (vi).
Petite Riviere, St. Agnes, 13334 (vi).
Ste. Anne du Saguenay-Descente des Femmes, 13331 (vi).
Quarantine :
Cattle Quarantine and Veterinary Division, 5502 (iii).
Public Health, &c., 5007 (ii), 5490 (iii).
Public Works Health Act, 4440 (ii).
Tracadie Lazaretto, 4439 (ii).
Bailway $ and Canals :
Canals :
Chambly, Electric Station By-wash, 12900 (vi).
Land Damages, 12908 (vi).
Macadamizing Tow Path, 12906, 1415] (vi). Cornwall, Electric Plant for Lock Gates, 14134 (vi).
Compensation for Geo. Heath, 14155 (vi). Enlargement, 12895 (vi).
Farran's Point, Acetylene Gas Plant, 14155 (vi).
Enlargement, 7565 (iii), 12898, 14150 (vi). Galops, Enlargement, 7803, 8268 (iv), 12899, 14141, 14644 (vi)
Generally, Operating Expenses, &c., 12920, 14157 (vi).
Salaries, Contingencies, Collectors' Offices, 12933 (vi).
Sunday Service, 12929 (vi).
Grenville, 12909 (vi).
To pay Henry Tucker re Investigation,
14156	(vi).	-
Lachine, Electrical Appliances, 7806 (iv),
14142	(vi).
Enlargement, &e., 12903 (vi).
Gratuity to Family of late F. Guilbault,
14157	(vi).
Lock Gate Protection, 14142 (vi).
Paving Mill St., 14153 (vi).
Renewing Masonry of Lock No. 2, 12906 (vi).
Lake St. Francis, Protection to South Side, 14152 (vi).
Lake St. Louis, 12904 (vi).
Murray, To purchase W. H. Johnson' sHouse,
14143	(vi).
Wire Fencing, 14150 (vi).
North Channel, Dam, &o., 7803 (iv), 12S99, 14142 (vi). .
St. Ours Lock, 12908 (vi).
Landing Wharfs, 12908, 14154 (vi).
Rapide Plat, 12898 (vi).
Rideau, Brasses' Point Bridge, 7808 (iv). Concession St., Ottawa, Bridge, 14150 (vi). Hog's Back, Swing Bridge, 12904 (vi).
Sault Ste. Marie, Construction, &c., 7560 (iii), 12904 (vi).
St. Lawrence Canals, Surveys, Lifting Bould-^ ers, &([DOT]., 12900 (vi).
Soulanges, Construction, &c., 7549 (iii).
To pay Geo. Goodwin re Contract, 14142
(vi).
To pay J. and M. O'Leary re Claim, 14651 (vi).
To repair Breach in Bank, 14153 (vi).
Trent; Construction, 7551 (iii), 14645 (vi).
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Can.
Railways and Canals-Con.
Canals-Con.
Trent-Con.
Peterborough, &c., Entrance Piers, 14645 (vi).
Repairs and Dredging, 14645 (vi).
To pay Corry and Laverdure re Claim, 14651 (vi).
Welland, Deepening Long Level, 14148 (vi). Dunnville Dam, &e., 7809 (iv).
Electric Light Plant, 12900, 14148 (vi). Foundations for Elevator, Port Colborne, 14149 (vi).
Improvements at Port Colborne Entrance, 12902 (vi). .
Improving Drainage along Feeder, 12905 (vi).
Land Damages, Grand River, 7805 (iv). Lock Valves, &c.. 12905 (vi).
Lowering Mitre Sills, &c., 7804 (iv), 14149 (vi).
Removing Obstructions, 7804 (iv), 12902 (vi).
Rock Cut, Port Colborne to Humberstone, 14148 (vi).
Stone Protection to Banks of old Canal, 12904 (vi).
Summit Level Deepening, Port ColDorne to Thorold, 12903 (vi).
Surveying Lands, &c., 12905 (vi). Williamsburg, Gate Lifter, 14149 (vi). Overseer's House, 14150 (vi).
Working Scow, 14154 (vi).
Miscellaneous:
Investigations into Ry. Accidents, 14154 (vi). Litigation, 12911 (vi).
Ry. Commission, Salaries, &c., 14155 (vi.) Salaries of Engineers, Draftsmen, &c., 12910 (vi).
Works not provided for, 12910 (vi).
Railways:
C.P.R., Canada Central and Brockville & Ottawa Rys., Amalgamation, 14133 (vi). Grand Trunk Pacific Ry., Surveys, &c., -	14646 (vi).
Grand Trunk Ry., Rental, 12887 (vi). Intercolonial Ry. :
Additional Sidings, Facilities, &c., 14055, 14081, 14107 (vi).
Air Brakes on Freight Cars, 7527 (iii), 8281
(iv)	.
Passenger Cars, &c., 8311 (iv).
Amqui, Increased Accommodation, 12601
(v) .	.


Anchor S.S.: Line, Salvage re " Scotia," 14107 (vi).
Chaudiere Jn., Engine House, 8314 (iv), 12594 (v), 14106 (vi).
Double Tracking, 14062 (vi).
Drawbars of Freight Cars, 7520 (iii), 8288
(iv)	.
Eastern Extension Ry. of N.B., Award, 7528 (iii).
Arbitrators' Fees, &c., 7529 (iii).
Eel River Station, Agent's Dwelling, 12600
(v) .	.
Ferry Service, Strait of Canso, 7525 (iii), 12602 (v), 14093 (vi).
General Vote, 12873 (vi).
Grand Narrows Bridge, Protection, 14094
(vi) .	[DOT]
Gratuity to Mrs. W. P. Brown, 14155 (vi). Halifax, Increased Accommodation, 12597
(v), 12824, 14080 (vi).

Library, Purchase of Books, &c. : in Com.
of Sup., 3402, 3405 (ii).

N. W. Ters., Additional Judge : in Com. of
Sup., 14257 (vi).

Registrar : See * Registrar'.

Reporter's Salary : in Com. of Sup., 3402
(ii).

Reports, Binding, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 3405
(ii).

Salary of Mr. E. R. A. Taschekeau : in
Com. of Sup., 14257 (vi).
Surtax, German, &c. :See ' Curtoms Tariff Act'.

 See ' Customs Act ' Customs Tariff ', &c. *
Surveys and Inspections : in Com. of Sup., 2715, 2720 (ii), 13784 (vi).
Surveys for G. T. P. Ry. in Com. of Sup., 14646 (vi). See ' G.T.P.Ry [DOT]
Surveys, Instruments, Purchase, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6815 (iii).
Sussex, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 965 (i).

 construction, &o., overseer's qualifications : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 8331 (iv).

Brigade Camp: Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 3235 (ii).

Roundhouse, Gates, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler),
4672 (ii).

Station Grounds, I. C. R. : Remarks (Mr. Fowler), in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).
Swamp Lands, Construction of Road, &<:. : in Com. of Sup., 6927 (iii).
Swim's Point, N. S. : Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13211 (vi).
Swinehammer, Geo., Lightkeeper at Peggy's Cove : Ques. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 2312 (i).

Quarantine Station, Wharf Extension: .in
Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Sydney Mines, N.S., Post Office, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13028 (vi).
Sydney, North, Station Ihrrovements : in Com. of Sup., 14089 (vi).
Tadousac and St. Catherine's Bay SS. Subvention: in Com. of Sup , 13695 (vi).
Target Practices, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3772 (ii).
Tariff Bill : See ' Customs Bills, 174 and 273' (i). Tariff Changes : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 1406; (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 1489 (i).
Tariff, Changes, Free List, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clare) 817 (i).

Manufactur Fits'Delegation re: Remarks(Mr. Ingram) 265 (i).
Tariff Negotiations with France :[DOT] Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 4957 (ii).
Tariff Policy of the Govt. : Amt. (Mr. Tarte) to Com. of Sup., 4843, 4875; Neg. (Y. 50 ; N. 102) 4955 (ii).
Debate : (Mr. Brock) 4880; (Mr. Reid, Grenville) 4884; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 4889; (Mr. Demers, Iberville) 4901 ; (Mr. Sproule) 4908 ; (Mr. Bell) 4912 ; (Mr. Gaurley) 4919; (Mr. Johnston, C. B.) 4921; (Mr. Ross, Victoria) 4926; (Mr. Osier) 4929; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4931; (Mr. Field ing) 4920, 4937 ; (Mr. Johnston, Cardwell) 4943 ; (Mr. Bourassa) 4945; (Mr. Northrup) 4951 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Tarte) 4263 (ii).
Tariff Protection, Govt. Policy: Remarks (Mr. . Brock) in Com. of Sup., 6684, 6707 (iii).

Protection; &c. : in Com. on Binder Twine B
233: Remarks (Mr. Maclean), 7304-7392 (iii). Tariff Revision, Cor. re : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Tarte), 3003 (ii).
Tariff Taxation, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., on Immigration, 6861 (iii).
Taylor, Geo. L., Police Magistrate, Yukon, Salary, See.: in Com. of Sup., 3415 (ii). Telegraph and Telephones, in Com. on Ry. Act Amt. B., 5513 (iii).
Telegraph Lines, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2701 (ii).

B.C., in Com. of Sup., 2952 (ii), 5826 (iii),
13337 (vi).

working expenses: iiiCom. of Sup., 13368
(vi).

N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 2991 (ii).

 P.E.I.: in Coni, of Sup., 13326 (vi).

P.E.I. and Mainland: in Com. of Sup.,
2988 (ii).

P. E. I., Res. of Board of Trade : in Com.
of Sup., 2702 (ii).

Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 5917 'iii):

St. Lawrence : in Com. of Sup., 5007 (ii).

Working Expenses: in Com. of Sup., 14041
(vi).
Telegraph Operators, Salaries : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3418, 3509 (ii).


Telephone Companies B.: See ' Railway Act '.
Telephones, &c.: See 'Canadian Telephone,'&c.
Telephone Agreement with C. P. R.: Remarks in Com. on Ry. Bill (Mr. Maclean) 5513 (iii).
Telephone Cos. in Mar. Pro vs., Names, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 2585 (ii).
Telephones in Ottawa Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 1013 (i).
Telephone Legislation : Remarks (Mr. Maclean) 291, 409 (i).	'

N.B.: in Com. of"Sup., 13325 (vi).

N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 5918 (iii).

Service Long Distance in H. of C.: Remarks
(Mr. Reid, Grenville) 5088 (ii).
Telescope for Ottawa Observatory : in Com. of Sup., 6792 (iii).
Temiscamingue Lake, Repairs to Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 1376 (i), 14248 (vi).
See ' Lake Temiscamingue.'
Temporaries in P.O. Dept., Transfer to Permanent Staff : in Com. of Sup., 13994 (vi).
Tenders re Govt. Contracts, Injustice to English Firms : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 8405 (iv).
Tknecape, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sujx 13213 (vi).
Tents for Immigrants, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6849 (iii).
Tents for N.W. Mounted Police, Tenders, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 3804 ;ii), 5764 (iii).
Terrebonne, Indian Reserve : M. for Cor.* (Mr. [DOT] Desjardins) 288 (i).

Post Office Buildings, &c. : M. for Cor.*
(Mr. Desjardins) 289 (i).

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Thkssalon Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13254 (vi). Thetford Mines, Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 441 (i).
Thompson, Mr. P., '.Labour Gazette ', Cob., Toronto, Remuneration : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 7152 (iii).
Thornbury Harbour Works, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1432 (i).
Three Fathom Harbour Beach Works : in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i).
Three Rivers, Custom House, Heating, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13069 (vi).

RETAINING WALL : in Com. of Sup., 13080 (vi).

Harbour, Additional Wharves : in Com.
of Sup., 2296 (i).
Ticket of Leave Act, Release, &c. : M. for Ret. (Mr. Casgrain) 566 (i),

Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 96 (i).
Tidal Service, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4114 (ii).
See ' Marine ' &c.
Ties, issued, purchased, used on I.C.R., &o. : M. for Ret,* (Mr. Haggart), 3805 (ii).

 Ques. (Mr. Emmerson), 1679 (i).
Tignish Breakwater, Rubcilding, &c. : in Com. of Sup., .1162 (i).
Tilsonbcrg, Lake Erie and Pacific Rt. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14314, 14345 (vi).

 Amt. (Mr. Henderson), 14737, 14739 (vi).
Tilsonbcrg to Woodstock Ry. Subsidy : in Com.
on Res., 14511 (vi).	-
Timber and Tree Planting, Protection, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13775, 14272 (vi).
See ' Tree Planting '.
Timber Licenses granted to Cane Bros. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett), 2757 (ii).
Timigami Ry. to Sturgeon Falls, Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14428 (vi).
Tiverton Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i). Tobacco Agent, Mr. Dugas, Amts, paid to : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 1034 (i).
Tobacco Combine, Chairman's Rep. : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 1297 (i).

Expenditure: in Com. of Sup., 8267 (iv).
Tobacco Duties collected in 1902, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Henderson), 2103 (i).

collected in 1903 : Ques. (Mr. Henderson),
12217 (v).

Duty on Foreign Leaf, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clancy), 446 (i).

Excise Duties, Par. in Toronto ' Globe ' re
Increase : Remarks (Mr. Henderson), 5701 (iii).

Stamps, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5373 (iii).
Tobin Co.'s Pulp Mill : Remarks in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14462 (vi).
Toronto, Additional Postal Station : in Com. of Sup., 13112 (vi).
Toronto, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 972 (i), 13086 (vi).

Magann and Phin, Claims : in Com. of Sup.,
13255 (vi).

 Total Amount paid by Govt, on Harbour,
&C.: M. for Stmnt * (Mr. Grant). 534, 1203 (i).
Toronto Industrial Exhibition, Govt. Aid to : in
Com. of Sup., 13501 (vi).
Toronto Island, Damage by Storms, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 5589 (iii).
Toronto and James Bay Ry. Subsidy: Remarks (51 r."Brock) 14358, 14443 (vi).
Toronto Labour Council and Tel. re Mechanics from Eng. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 1854 (i).
See 'Can. Foundry Co.' &c.
Toronto, Lindsay and Pembroke Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14314 (vi).
Toronto, Military Buildings for Magazine : in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).

storehouses : in Com. of Sup., 13086 (vi).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).

additional story : ill Com. of Sup., 13096
(vi).

branch office: in Com. of Sup., 5920 (iii).

enlargement, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 956 (i).

Public Buildings, Renewals, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 956 (i).

Public Works Employees, Delay in Payment : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 5588 (iii).
Toronto Junction Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 650 (i).
Touladie River Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 2286 (i).
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"Townsend" Valve, rc Lock Gates, Welland Canal : in Com. of Sup., 12905 (vi).
Tracadie, Customs Collector, Dismissal : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 543 (i).

 Lazaretto : in Com. of Sup., 4439 (ii), 13038
(vi).
Trachoma, Epidemic re Immigrants : in Com. of Sup., 5493 (iii).

 Hospital in Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 14245

 Immigrants, Medical Inspection, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6662, 6695, 6843 (iii).
Trackmen's Increase of Wages, I.C.R. : Ques. (Mr. Kendall) 1297 (i).

 Increase of Salaries : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. on B. 257, 12558 (v).
See * North Atlantic. '

Increase of Wages : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 12874, 14083 (vi).
Trade Combinations, Investigation Expenses : in
Com. of Sup., 14654 (vi).
See ' Lumber. '
Trade Commissioner in London, Eng. : Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 3497 (ii).
Tradesmen's Accounts for H. of C. : in Com. of Sup., 14115 (vi).
TRADE AND COMMERCE:
Allan's Contract re Atlantic Service, Discriminating Rates re Can. Freight : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 13674 (vi).
See ' Atlantic Fast SS.'
Allan Line Steamships withdrawn from St.
John : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 13937,14064 (vi). Atlantic Fast SS. Service, Allan's Contract : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv), 13672 (vi).

Ques. (Mr. Roche, Hfx.) 7091 (iii).
Atlantic Fast Service, Withdrawal of Allan Steamers from St. John : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 13937,14064 (vi).
Sec 'C.P.R.'
Atlantic Fast Service, Govt. Polict : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 4007 (ii).

Inquiry (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) for Stmnt.,
4445 (ii).

Petersen, Tate & Co.'s Deposit : in
Com. of Sup., 6953 (iii).

Amt. (Mr. Borden, His.) to Coni, of Sup.,
14158	(vi).

Remarks re Amt. to Sup. (Mr. Borden,
Hfx.) 13948 (vi).	.

Tenders: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.)
3882, 4120 (ii).
Australia and Can. SS. Subvention : in Com.
of Sup., 5880 (iii), 13677 (vi).
Binder Twine, Bounties, &o.: Ques. of Order (Mr. Hep. Speaker) 7305 (iii).
Binder Twine, Circular issued re Sales : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 4180 (ii).
Binder Twine Inspection, Administration of,
&c.: in Com. of Sup., 7763, 7772 (iv).

Appnmt. of Inspector, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 4959 (ii), 5588 (iii).
-*- Methods of collecting Penalties, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Alcorn) 14684 (vi).

Quantity imported from U.S. : Ques.
(Mr. Clarke) 7665 (iv).

M. (Mr. * Douglas) to cone, in Rep. on
Agriculture, &c. 13788 (vi).
See general heading.
Can. and Australia Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 5880 (iii), 13677 (vi).
TRADE AND COMMERCE-Con.
Can. and G. B. Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 7728 (iv).	r
See ' G. B. and Can. '
Can. and S. Africa Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 5878 (iii), 7746 (iv).
C.P.R. Steamers leaving St. John : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) in Com. of Sup., 14076 (vi).
See ' Allan '
Chamber of Commerce in Paris, Cor., &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1297 (i).
Chinese Immigration Act, Administration of : in Com. of Sup., 7759 (iv).
Commercial Agencies : in Com. of Sup., 7760
(iv).	.

Duties, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey)
4360 (ii).
Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Sir Richard Cartwright) 92 (i).
Deptl. Vote: in Com. of Sup., 7573, 7759(iv).
Fast Mail Line :
See ' Atlantic.'
France and Canada SS. Service: Tel. read (Mr. Borden. Halifax) 4957 (ii).
See ' Ocean Steamship Subsidies Bill. '
Freights on Ocean Vessels : See ' Freight Rates. '	.
Freight Rates between Can. and G.B. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7582 (iv).

Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) in Com.
of Sup., 7582 (iv).

Provision in Contract rc Discrimination : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13677 (vi).
Furness-Withy Co.'s SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7734 (iv).
Gaspe and Dalhousie SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7756 (iv).
Grain Shipments from Port Arthur and Ft. William : Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 542 (i).
Grand Manan and Mainland and SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7742 (iv).
G B. and Can. Mail Service : in Com. of Sup., 7573, 7728 (iv).
G. B. and Canada SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13672 (vi).
See 'Atlantic Fast SS. Service,' &c,
Halifax and Canso Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 6002 (iii).
Halifax and Liverpool via Nfld, Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 7730 (iv).
Haycock, Jos., Appnmt. AsjlNSPECTOR of Binder Twine : Ques. (Messrs Wilson and Taylor) 4959 (ii).
-;

Appnmt. as Inspector of Binder Twine :
in Com. of Sup. 7763, 7772 (iv).

 Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 5588 (iii),
Hides Inspections, Tel. from W. F. Maclean, M. P.: Read (Mr. Sproule), 3969 (ii).
Hides Inspector at Quebec, Geo. Roy, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Casgrain), 3627 (ii).
Hides, Trade with Australia : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria), 7748 (iv), 13678 (vi).


Magdalen Islands SS.: Subvention : i n Com. of Sup., 7741 (iv), 13675 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 5878, 5997 (iii), 7573, 7728 (iv), 13672, 14249 (vi).	*
Manchester and Montheal SS. Subventions: in Com. of Sup.. 7745 (iv).
Paris Chamber of Commerce :
See ' Chamber of Commerce.'
Paspebiac and Gaspe Basin SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13694 (vi).
Petersen, Tate & Co.'s Deposit Cheque : in Com. of Sup., 6953 (iii).
Petit de Grat and I.C.R, Terminus at Mcl-grave, SS. Subvention : in Con. of Sup.: 14249 (vi).

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TRADE AND COMMERCE-Con.
P.E.I. and G.B. Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 6001 (iii), 7744 (iv).
P.E.I. and Mainland SS. Subvention: in Com. of Sup., 7741 (iv).
P.E.I. and Newfoundland SS. Subvention: in Com. of Sup., 13676 (vi).
St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13695 (vi).
St. John and Belfast SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7731 (iv).

and Digby SS. Subvention : in Com. of
Sup., 7739 (iv).


and Glasgow SS. Subvention : in Com.
of Sup., 7730 (iv), 13673 (vi).

and Halifax SS. Subvention : in Com. of
Sup., 7742 (iv).	*

and London SS. Subvention : in Com. of
Sup., 7734 (iv).
St. John and W. Indies SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7740 (iv).
St. Lawrence Route and East Atlantic Service : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7584 (iv).
See ' Marine, ' etc.
St. Stephen and Back Bay SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7759 (iv).
S. Africa and Can. SS. Subvention : in Com.
of Sup., 5878 (iii), 7746 (iv).
Sydney and Bay St. Lawrence SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13677 (vi).
Tadousac and St. Catherine's Bay SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13695 (vi). TradeCohmissioner in London, Eng.: Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 3497 (ii).
' Tunisian ' and ' Bavarian,' Rateof Speed,&c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13672 (vi).
1 Victoria, B. C., and Vancouver Island, SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13694 (vi). Victoria and San Francisco SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7741 (iv).
Trading and Exploring Company's Expenses re Yukon Trail : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Traffic in N. W. T., Blockade, &c.: Remarks (Mr Scott) on M. for Sup., 2424 (i).
Traffic Rates, I. C. R.: Inquiry for Papers (Mr Bell) 3712 (ii).
See ' I. C. R.'
Trans-Canada Ry. Co., Application to Govt, for Subsidy : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1026 (i).
Trans-Canada Ry. and G. T. Pacific, Par. in Toronto ' News ' re Sale : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 7566 (iv).

 * Contract with Govt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 2759 (ii) ; Personal Explanation (Mr. Blair) 2794 (ii).

M. for Cor (Mr. Tarte) 672 (i).
See 'G.T P.Ry.', &c.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: No. 235, Tm,
7658 (iv).

Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproule) 7726 (iv).

and Sir William Mulock's Speech : Remarks
(Mr. Haggart) 367 (i).

Declarations by Ministers : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2308 (i).

Govt. Policy : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 5765 (iii).

Proposals to Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 874 (i).

Representations re Military Purposes :
Ques. (Mr. Casgrain), 541 (i).
See 'G.T. Pacific.'
R
Translation of Parliamentary Papers : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain), 545 (i).
Translators of Debates, Rental of Offices : Ques. (Mr. Blain), 3799 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 2311 (i).	*
Transport and Freight for Military Purposes : in Com. of Sup., 3752 (ii).
Transportation Commission and Tariff Inquirt, Par. in Montreal " Herald Remarks (Mr. Monk), 853 (i).
Transportation Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 9582 (iv).
Transportation Commission, &e., Appnmt. of Commissioners : Notification (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 5137 (iii).

 Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 1199 (i), 3129,
4840 (ii), 9819 (iv).

Appnmt. of Sir Wm. Vanhorne : Remarks
(Mr. Borden, Halifax), 7297 (iii).

Discussion of re Soeel Wharf : Remarks
(Mr- Brock), in Com. of Sup., 12849 (vi).

Expenditure re : in Com. of Sup., 13362 (vi).

Formawon, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 9819 (iv).

Further Arrangements, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 9458 (iv).

Instructions, &o. : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax), 4120 (ii).

Meetings, Business transacted, &c .: Ques.
(Mr. Clarke), 13027 (vi).

0. C. re Appnmts. : M. for Copies (Mr. Tarte),
1324 (i).

Personnel, Ac.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 4727 (ii), 7206 (iii).

Sir Wm. Vanhorne's Views re: Ques. (Mr. Banker), 8330 (iv).
Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M. f<*r Com. of Sup., (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 3432(ii).
Debate: (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 3438 ; (Mr. Sproule), 3442; (Mr. Haggart), 3444 ; (Mr. Tarte), 3451; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria), 3456 ; (Mr. Charlton), 3459; (Mr. Hep. Speaker), Irregularity of debate, 3470, 3499 ; (Mr. Casgrain), 3471 ; (Mr. Oliver), 3479; (Mr. Bickerdikc), 3483; (Mr. Kemp), 3486; (Mr. Osier), 3490; (Mr. Pringle), 3493; (Mr. Bell), 3497; (Mr. Clare), 3505 (ii).
Transportation Facilities, Port Colborne : in Com. of Sup., 13024 (vi).
- * * re St. Lawrence, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 3365 (ii).
Transportation from the N.W.T.: See 'Ry. Traffic ', &c.
Transportation Policy re Speech from Throne : Remarks (Mr. Haggart), 6404 (iii).
Trap Nets in Gulf St. Lawrenof, Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Lcmieux), 2917 (ii).
Treaijgold and Transportation Commission, Inquiry, re (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4840 (ii).

Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4960 (ii).
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Treadgold Concessions : Amt. (Mr. Casgrain), to Com. of Sup., 27% ; Nog. (Y. 52 ; N. 95), 2914 ; (Amt.) 2826 (ii).
Debate: (Sir William M uloek), 2826; (Mr .Pringle) 2842 ; (Mr. Blair) 2893 ; (Mr. Porter) 2873 ; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 2889; (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 2887; (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 2898; (Mr. Barker) 2906 ; (Mr. Osier) 2912 (ii).

Notice of Motion (Mr. Casgrain) 2424 (i).
Treadgold Concessions, Instructions to Commission, &c. : Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 4486 ; Neg. (Y. 40; N. 88) 4546 (ii).
Debate : (Sir William Mulock) 4499; (Mr. Monk) 4505 ; (Mr Borden, Hfx.) 4509 ; (Mr.Blair) 4513 ; (Mr. Tarte) 4522; (Mr. Northrup) 4525 ; (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 4533 ; (Mr. Haggwrt) 4536; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4541; (Mr. Davis) 4544 (ii).
Treadgold Commission, Appnmt., &c. : Notification (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5137 (iii).

and Dawson Board op Trade, Memorial re :
Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 1224 (i).

Appnmt. op Commission : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 3298, 3303, 3713 (ii).

Appnmt. op Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain), 3864 (ii).

Corrected Answer (Mr. Sifton), 6803 (iii).
______Engineer's Rep. to Min. op Jus., 2798 (ii).

Free Representations, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell)
'	5990 (iii).

:- Free Representations : Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 6427 (iii).
______Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 3397
(ii).
______Inquiry for Rep, of Commissioner (Mr. Borden,
Hfx.), 13134, 13258 (vi).
______Instructions to Commission : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 4120, 4564 (ii), 5242(iii).
______Letter from Dawson Board op Trade, 2818
(ii)	.
______Letter from Hon. J. H. Ross re Lib. Convention, 2817 (ii);
______Letter to Senator Wood prom Holme,
Miller & Co., 2807 (ii).
______Liberal Asso'cn, Pet., 2821 (ii).
______Lib. Platform, Convention, 2842 (ii).

pledges of Hon. J. H. Ross, 2843 (ii).
______'Morning Sun', Quotations, &c., 2804 (ii).

' Morning Sun ', Reps, op Dawson City
Meeting, 2808 (ii).
______Names op Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 4727 (ii).
,

Par. in Dawson Newspapers re Evidence,
&c.: Remarks (Mr. Monk) 11064 (v).

Personnel: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 6638,
(iii)	.
______Pet. by Yukon Citizens to Coy. Gen., 2798
(ii).
*

Pringle, Mr., Speech at Bonanza, 2822 (n).

Representations, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Hfx.) 6638 (iii), 7927 (iv).
______Resolutions op Dawson Citizens' Meeting
1902, 2810 (ii).
Treadgold Concessions, Resolutions re Liberal Convention, 2815 (ii).

Sec. 14, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.)
4593 (ii).

Tappan Abney's Remarks in " Harpers,
Weekly", 2849 (ii).

Tel. prom Dawson Board op Trade re Pets
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1195 (i).

Tel. from Board of Trade, Dawson : Read
(Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 8085 (iv).

Tel. from W. A. Beddoe re Commissioner's
Refusal to produce Files : Read (Mr. Bqrden, Hfx.) 9818 (iv).

 Remarks re (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 9979 (iv).
Treadgold Exhibits, Glasgow Exhibition : in Com. of Sup., 4612 (ii).
Treadgold, Hydraulic Leases, &o.: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Bell), 288 (i).
Treasury Board : See 'Auditor General.'
Tree Culture, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6773 (iii).
Tree Planting : in Com. of Sup., 13775 (vi).
See 'Timber.'
Trent Canal, Construction : in Com. of Sup., 7551 (iii), 14645 (vi).

Employment of Medical Officers: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria), 8117 (iv).

Hastings and Trenton, Tenders, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Ward), 129 (i).

Messrs. Corry & Laverdure, Interest re
Arbritation : in Com. of Sup., 14651 (vi).

Payment to Thos. Dodds: Ques. (Mr. Hughes,
Victoria), 8118 (iv).

Peterborough Entrance Pier : in Com. of
Sup., 14645 (vi).

Rep. of W. McLeod, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Porter),
12716 (vi).

Rosedale Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).



Turnpike Trust, Montreal, Indebtedness, &c. :
M. for Stmnt. {Mr. Monk) 672 (i).
Turtle Mountain Land Slide, Investigation, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13965 (vi).
See 'Frank.'
Two-CentFare Clause, G. T. Ry., Repeal op, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Maclean) 11828 (v).

Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 12714 (vi).
U. S. Immigration Officers, Newport Vt., Treatment of English Delegates : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 12495 (v).
U. S. Indemnity to Fishermen, Cor. &c. : M. (Mr. Lemieux) for Cor.*, 3236 (ii).
U. S. Instructions to Masters of Vessels re Customs Manifest and Postage, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 5664 (iii).
Unprovided Items : in Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii).
Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. : in Com. of Sup., 2974 (ii).
Upper Salmon River : in Com. of Sup., 1184 (i).
Vacancies in Electoral Districts : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 2 (i).
Valiquette, Mr. J. A., Appnmt. as Stenographer in Yukon : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 4005 (ii).
Valletfield, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5905 (iii).

Election: See ' Beauharnois. '

Labour Strike, Payment of Militia : Ques.
(Mr. Clarke) 13371 (vi).

Post Office, Erection, Purchase of Site,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 98 (i).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 443 (i).

Post Office, Tenders re : Ques. (Mr. Taylor)
11187 (v).

Strike, Pay of Men, &c. : Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 3586, 3753 (ii).

P.O., Inspector, Salary: in Com. of Sup.,
14000 (vi).
Vankleek Hill Postal Service, Complaints re: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) on cone., 14764 (vi).
Vegetables imported from U.S., Duty collected at Toronto and Montreal : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 1058 (i).
See ' Market '.
Veniot, P.I., Customs Collector at Bathurst : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3629 (ii).
Ventilation in H. of C.: in Com. of Sup., 488, 975
(i).

Remarks (Mr. Bell) in Com.of Sup., 13006 (vi).

Fans, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 4362 (ii),
6406 (iii).
Vestibule Equipment for I.C.R. Cars : in Com. of Sup., 7520 (iii), 12600 (v).
Veterans, Canadian, Pet. re Military Service, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bourassa) 11188 (v).
Veterinary, Chief Inspectors, Salaries, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1591 (i).
Veterinary Division, Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 5502 (iii).
Victoria Bridge, Montreal, Amounts paid by Govt. : M. for Ret. * (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
Victoria and San Francisco S.S. Subvention : in Com of Sup., 7741 (iv).
Victoria, B.C. and Vancouver Island, SS Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13694 (vi).
Victoria Geological Museum : in Com. of Sup., 365 (i), 14243 (vi).
See 'Public Works, &c.'
Victoria Memorial, London, Contribution of Canada : in Com. of Sup., 14655 (vi).
Victoria, N.W.T. to Andrews, Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).
Victoria, N.S., Beach Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Ville Marie Wharf, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).
Visitors in H. of C. Corridors : Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Lennox) 11427, 11557 (v).
Volunteers of Man. and N.W.T., Land Scrip, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 820 (i).
Voters' Lists, Contingent Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 5274 (iii).
See ' Electoral Lists. '
Vowell, Mr., Indian Suft., Salary : in Com. of Sup., 13785 (vi).
Waby, Indian Prisoner, Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6418 (iii).
Wadsworth, Mr., Indian Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 6425 (iii).
Wagner, D. .T., Salary Increase : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) in Com. of Sup., 14256 (vi).
Walkerville Bridge Co., Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14509 (vi).
Wallacebubg Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 505 (i).
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Wallace, David Wardrope, Member eor Electoral District of Russell : Introduced, 1042 (i). Wallace Harbour, N.S., FerryLandings : in Com. of Sup., 13216 (vi).
Walpole Customs House : in Com. of Sup., 3961 (ii). Walpole Island Indians : in Com. of Sup., 6412 (iii). Waltham Station to Ferguson Point, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14448 (vi).
Washabuok Centre Wharf : In Com. of Sup., 1150
(i).
Washington, Mr. Hector, Rep. re Land Values : Remarks re in Com. of Sup., 4430 (ii).
Water Supply for Dom. Buildings: in Com. of Sup., 1067 (i).
Water Supply on C. P. R. Transcontinental Trains : Remarks (Mr. Wright) 9455 (iv). Watson, John, Pres, of Lib. Association, Nesbitt, Man: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1195 (i). Ways and Means : German Surtax in Com. on B. 273, 14755 (vi).

Res. for Com. (Mr. Fielding) 89, 1378 (i).

 Financial Statement, 1378 (i).

Drainage, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 12905 (vi).

Electric Lighting, &e.; in Com. of Sup.,
14148 (vi).

 Electric Light Plant: in Com. of Sup., 12900 (vi).

 Land Damages : in Com. of Sup., 7805 (iv).

Lock Tenders, Salaries : Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 12921 (vi).

Lowering Mitre Sills : in Com. of Sup.,
7804 (iv), 14149 (vi).

Rock Cut : See ' Colborne. '

Stone Protection Walls : in Com. of Sup.,
12904	(vi).

Surveys re Govt. Lands : in Com. of Sup.,
12905	(vi).

Water Power, O. Cs. re, &c. : Quer. (Mr. Lancaster) 1859 (i).

Jury's Verdict, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke)
3231 (ii).

Rep. of Commissioner : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) on Adjmnt., 4726 (ii).

Private, Govt. Expenditure, &c. : Remarks
x in Com. of Sup., 1352-1377 (i).
Sec 'Public Works.'
Wheat, Blockade in N.W.T. ; See 'Ry. Traffic,' 11425 (v).

 Export Freight Rates per Hundred
Pounds : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 11188,11425 (v).

Freight Rates, Res. of Morden Board of
Trade : Ques. (Mr. Stewart) 12074 (v).

Shipments from Port Arthur and Ft. William : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 284 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 542 (i).
See ' Grain,' &c.
Whitby Public Building : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13111 (vi).
White, Albert S., Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 4673 (ii).
White's Cove, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
White, Mr., Expenses re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6732, 6853 (iii).
White Horse Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).
White, Mr., Inland Revenue, Prescott : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13970 (vi).

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White Mod River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i).
Whitney Pier, N.S., Salary op Postmaster, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 130, 60S (i).
Wiallabd, Paul, Emplymt, by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 11188 (v).	'
Williamsburg Canals, Appnmt. of Supt., &c. : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville), in Com. of Sup., 12927 (vi).

Collector's Salary : in Com. of Sup., 12934
'	(vi).

Gate Lipter : in Com. of Sup., 14149 (vi).

Overseer's House ; in Com. of Sup., 14150 (vi).

Land Office : in Com. of Slip., 6767 (iii).

Military Magazine : in Com. of Sup.,
13127 (vi).	"

Military Stores : in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).

Post Office Building: in Com. of Sup.,438 (i),
13127 (vi).

P.O. Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 14001 (vi).

M. for Copies of Pets., &c., (Mr. Lejurgey) 2765
(ii).

Construction of Str. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett
6895 (iii).

Cor. with Govt. : M. for Copies (Mr. Hughes,
P.E.I.) 1036 (i).

M. for Memorials, &c. (Mr. Lejurgey) 2765 (ii).
See 'P.E.I.,' &c.
Wire Fencing, Murray Canal : in Com. of Sup. 14150 (vi).
See 'Canals,' &c.
Wireless Stations on Marine Coasts : in Com. of Sup., 13639 (vi).
See 'Marconi,' &c.
Wolfe Island, Dredging Shoal : in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i), 13252 (vi),
Wolfville, N.S., Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Wood Alcohol, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5373 (iii).
** - *** Manufacture in Canada, Output, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 98 (i),

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 227 (i).
See ' Standard,' &c.
Woods, J. W.,Rental of Buildings,&c.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 5764 (iii).

Tender for Tents, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor)
3804 (ii).

Drill Shed, Purchase of Site : M. (Mr. Hale)
for Cor.,* 3236 (ii).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden Hfx.) 4563 (ii),
5735 (iii).

Remarks re Ret. (Mr. Borden Hfx.) 4593 (ii).

Repairs, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Hale) 705 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Hale) 672 (i).
Woodstock, N. B. toU.S. Boundary, Ry. Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14322 (vi).
Woodstock, Ont., Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).

P. E. I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 12891 (vi).
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Wrecking Plant, Str. 'Lord Strathcona,' Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi). Wrecks, Investigation re : in Com. of Sup., 4116 (ii).

Salary, Living Allowance, Fees, &c. :
in Com., of Sup., 3414 (ii).
Eldorado Gusher, Expenditure, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6949, 7275 (iii).
Gold Commissioner's Office, Dawson City, Defalcations, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii).
Govtl. Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6802, 6949 (iii), 13367 (vi).
Harbours and Rivers: in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).
YUKON-Con.
Hospital Grants : in Com. of Sup., 7291 (iii).
Hydraulic Leases : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Bell) 288 (i).

M. for Copies* (Mr. Ross, Yukon), 1323 (i).
Indlans, General Expenditure: in Com. of Sup., 7272 (iii).

Relief, Medical Attendance, &c. : in
Com.of Sup., 7270 (ii i).
Judges' Living Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3411 (ii).
*

travelling allowances : in Com. of Sup.,
3409 (ii).

.Law Library :in Com. of Sup., 14267 (vi).
Lewes and Yukon River Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).
Lithgow, Mr., Controller: in Com. of Sup., 7287 (iii).
Middleton, T.W.,Gold Commissioner's Office, Defalcation, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii).
Mounted Police, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5262 (iii).
Newspapers, Amounts paid by Govt.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk), 706 (i).
N. W. Mounted Police, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5003 (ii).
Officials, Living Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3509 (ii).
Police Magistrates, Living Allowances, in Com. of Sup., 3415 (ii).
Post Office Deficit : Remarks (Sir William Mulock), in Com. of Sup., 14014 (vi).
Public Works: in Com. of Sup., 13133,13306 (vi).
Regulations re Dom. Lands, Approval, &c.: in Com. on Res., 13791 (vi).
Roads and Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 5826, 7283 (iii).
Sheriffs, Clerks, &c. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 3410 (ii).
Sheriffs Fees, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3507 (ii).

Living Allowances: in Com. of Sup.,
3414 (ii).
Stenographers, Appnmt. of J. A. Valiquktte : Ques. (Mr. Bennett), 4005 (ii).


Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3411 (ii).
Supplies. Purchase, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6930 (iii).
Taylor^Geo. L., Police Magistrate, Yukon, Salary, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3415 (ii).
Tel. Lines : in Com. of Sup., 2992 (ii).

Management, &c., Par. in * Post Intelligencer ' re: Remarks (Mr. Morrison) 7003 (iii).

Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,
14041 (vi).	.
Telegraph Operators, Salaries : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3418, 3509 (ii).
Trading and Exploring Company's Expf.nses re Yukon Trail : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Treadgold and Transportation Commission, Inquiry re : (Mr. Borden, Hjx.) 4840 (ii).

 

Remarks (Sir Wilfrid La wrier) 4960 (ii).
Treadgold Concessions, Amt. (Mr. Gasgrain) to Com. of Sup., 2796; Neg. (Y. 52; N. 95) 2912; (Amt.) 2826 (ii).

Letter from Dawson Board of Trade, 2818
(ii).	.

Letter from Hon. J. H. Ross re Liberal
Convention, 2817 (ii).

Letter to Senator Wood from Holme,
Miller & Co., 2807 (ii).	.

Liberal Association, Pet., 2S21 (ii).
[DOT]-  Liberal Platform, Convention, 2842 (ii).

Pledges of Hon. J. H. Ross, 2843 (ii).

' Morning Sun ' Quotations, &c., 2804 (ii).

' Morning Sun ' Reps., Dawson City
Meeting, 2808 (ii).

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YUKON- Con.
Treadgold Concessions, &c., Amt. (Mr. Cas-grain) 4486 (ii).

Appnmt. of Commission : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Efx.) 3298, 3303, 3713 (ii).

Appnmt. of Commissioners : Remarks
(Mr. Cusgrain) 3864 (ii).

Appnmt. &c.: Notification (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 5137 (iii).

and Dawson Board of Trade, Memorial
re : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hjx.) 1024 (ii.

Corrected Answer (Mr. Sifton) 6803 (iii).
-n-Engineer's Rep. to Min. of Jus., 279S(ii).

Exhibits, Glasgow Exhibition : in Com.
of Sup., 4612 (ii).
*

Free Representations, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 5990 (iii).

Free Representations : Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Efx.) 6427 (iii).

Hydraulic Leases, &c.: M. for Cor.*
(Mr. Bell) 288 (i).

O. Cs. &c.: M. for Copies * (Mr. Boss,
Yukon).

Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Borden, Efx.)
3397 (ii).

Inquiry for Rep. of Commissioners (Mr. Borden, Ealifax) 13134, 13258 (vi).

Instructions to Commission : Remarks
(Mr. Borden, Ealifax) 4120, 4564 (ii), 5242 (iii).

Remarks (Mr. Bell) 5243 (iii).

Names of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Efx.), 4727 (ii).

Notice of Motion (Mr. Casgrain) 2424 (i).
YUKON-Cm.
Treadgold Concessions, &c., O. C. 12th June 1901, 2800 (ii).

0. C. 7th Dec. 1901, 2801 (ii).

O. C. 21st April, 1902, 2803 (ii).

Par. in Da wson Newspapers re Evidence,
&e. : Remarks (Mi'. Monk) 11064 (v).

Personnel : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Efx.)
6638, 7297 (iii).

Representations, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Efx.) 6638 (iii).

Sec. 14, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Efx.
4593 (ii).

Tel. prom Dawson Board op Trade re
Pets, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1195 (i).

Tel. prom Board op Trade, Dawson :
Read (Mr. Borden, Efx.) 8085 (iv).


Tel. from W. A. Bedboe re Commissioner's Refusal to produce Files : Read (Mr. Borden, Efx.) 9618, 9979 (iv).

Tappan Abney's Remarks "inHarpers'
Weekly," 2849 (ii).
Valiquette, Mr. J. A., Appnmt. as Stenogra-. pher in Yukon : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5005 (ii). White Horse Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).
Yukon Items, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13500 (vi).
Yukon Ry. : See 'Canadian Yukon'.
Yukon Ry. : See 'Coast'.

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Bazinet, Mr.	.
Toliettf, and Lake Manuan Ry. Co. 's (B. 52) 1° *, 654; 2° *, 977 ; in Com. and 3° *, 2050 (i).
Blain, Mr. Blankets, &c., read 10102 for 10101 (v).
Blair, Mr. G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 64, in Com., read 5144 for 5139 (iii).
Borden, Mr. R. L.
G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 64, in Com., read 5139 for
5138	(iii).
Bourassa, Mr. G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 64, in Com., read 5149 for 5145 (iii).
Clarke, Mr. G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 64, in Com., read 5141 for
5139	(iii).	[DOT]
Davis, Mr. G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 64, in Com., read 5148 for 5145 (iii).
Fielding, Mr. G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 64, in Com., read 5151 for 5147 (iii).
Fitzpatrick, Mr. Dorchester Penitentiary, read 10102 for 10101 (v).
Fowler, Mr. Supply-Public Works, Buildings, Ottawa (census building) read 992 for 982 (i).
Haggart, Mr. Bonding Privileges with U.S., read 12757 for 12751 (vi).
Heyd, Mr. G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 64 (Mr. McCarthy) in Com., 5152 (iii).
Ingram, Mr. Dorchester Penitentiary, read 10102 for 10101 (v).
Kemp, Mr. Supply-Pub. Works, Harbours and Rivers, Out. (Wendover wharf) read 1439 (i), and delete 1439 for Que. Harbour Improvements.
LaRiviere, Mr. [DOT]
Private Bills, read 5138 for 5137 (iii).
Laurier, Sir Wilfrid.
Blankets, &e., read 10102 for 10101 (v).
Private Bills, read 5139 for 5137 (iii).
McCarthy, Mr. G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 64, in Com., read 5139 for 5138 (iii).
Murray, Mr. G. T. Pacific Ry. B. 235, read 10111 for 1011.

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