1903-05-05

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Bill (No. 144) respecting the Interprovincial and James Bay Railway Company.- Mr. Talbot.
Bill (No. 145) respecting the Quebec Bridge Company, and to change its name to the Quebec Bridge and Railway Company.- Mr. Talbot.
Bill (No. 146) respecting the Lindsay, Bob-caygeon and Pontypool Railway Company. -Mr. Hughes (Victoria).
Bill (No. 147) respecting the Toronto and Hamilton Railway Company.-Mr. Campbell.
Bill (No. 148) respecting certain trust funds of the diocese of Moosonee.-Mr. Osier-by Mr. Clarke.
Bill (No. 149) to incorporate the Hamilton, Berlin and Collingwood Railway Company. -Mr. Cowan.
Bill (No. 150) to incorporate the Columbia River Improvement Company, Limited.- Mr. Galliher.
Bill (No. 151) to incorporate the St. Joseph's Transportation Company.-Mr. Logan.
Bill (No. 152) to incorporate the Southern Central Pacific Railway Company.-Sir. Riley-by Mr. Logan.

Mr. DYMENT moved :: That the petition of Hamilton Cassels and others, presented this day, praying to be permitted to lay before t,he House their petition for an Act of incorporation under the name of Nipigon Iron Range Railway Company, notwithstanding the expiration of the time for presenting petitions for private Bills, be now read and received, and referred to the Select Standing Committee on Standing Orders.


Mr. T. S. SPROULE (East Grey).: Mr. Speaker, I merely want to say in regard to this that the right hon. Prime Minister (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) said that last session he intended to stop the practice of extending the time for the introduction of Bills after the time had passed. I simply draw his attention to it now so that it will not be continued too far, because it is one of the means by which our sessions are often lengthened, and as every one must have reasonable notice when a Bill is introduced, giving notice so late in the session and then bringing Bills in after the time has expired for receiving Bills or petitions is an improper thing and it should be discontinued.


The PRIME MINISTER (Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier).: Mr. Speaker, I agree with my hon. friend (Mr. Sproule). Last session we shortened the time of these extensions which had occurred time after time, but if the House is warned in advance that this final extension will be finally final it will act accordingly and I hope we will not be called upon to extend it later on.


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Mr. HENDERSON.: 



MR. JAMES SINCLAIR McDOUGALL-REVIYAL OF PATENT.

Mr. D. GALLERY (Montreal, St. Anne) moved :: That the petition of Philip Demers and others, presented this day, praying for leave to present the petition of James Sinclair Mc-Dougall, for an Act to authorize the committee of patents to receive a partial fee and revive certain letters patent of invention, notwithstanding the expiration of the time for receiving petitions for private Bills, be now' read and received and referred to the Select Standing Committee on Standing Orders.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: Despite the fact that the right hon. Prime Minister has said that this has been made finally final, it is becoming a bad habit.


Hon. Mr. HAGGART.: The time limit ought to expire in regard to a Bill of that kind.


The PRIME MINISTER.: The time limit must be extended to all or none.


Mr. T. CHASE CASGRAIN (Montmorency).: Mr. Speaker, I have already called the attention of the House to the fact that by a recent decision of the Supreme Court in the matter of patents a great many patents have lapsed. I have seen on the Order Paper for a long time a Bill proposed to be introduced by the hon. Minister of Agricul-true (Hon. Mr. Fisher). I think that Bill, if it were carried, would remedy the evils which are complained of in the present instance. I would urge upon the government the necessity of pressing this Bill, if it is to be pressed, as soon as possible, so that it will be passed this session. If it is not passed this session, I may tell the government, what probably the government know already, that a vast injustice will be done to a great many owners of patents.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE (Hon. W. S. Fielding).: In answer to the hon. gentleman (Mr. Casgrain) I may say that I think he is mistaken in supposing that these private Bills are of the same nature as the government Bill referred to. I think these Bills would be necessary any way, but the Bill of which notice has been given in the name of the hon. Minister of Agriculture (Hon. Mr. Fisher) will be brought forward at an early day. The hon. minister is on his way home and we would prefer that he should deal with the subject himself.


Mr. S. HUGHES (North Victoria).: I would take the liberty of calling the attention of the government to a point that should be remedied in any Bill which is introduced. A person applies for a patent and before it issues from the department one of his workmen leaves his employment, gives away the secret to another firm that begins to manufacture and under the law no injunction can be obtained restraining this firm from using this patent and there are no means of bringing cases of that kind to an issue.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: The remedy would be by an amendment to the regulations of the department providing means by which an issue of that kind might be brought forward more quickly than by the present regulation, which allows two years. The matter is now engaging the attention of the department.


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Motion agreed to.

Thomas Simpson Sproule: Before we proceed with the Orders of the Day, Mr. Speaker, I wish to draw attention to something which I think should not be allowed to pass unnoticed. I refer to the work going on down here on the parliament lawn. I noticed yesterday and to-day, some eight or ten men and two or three horses and carts engaged in cutting off the sod-


Mr. SPEAKER.: Permit me to call the attention of the hon. gentleman to the fact that it would be more regular to bring this matter up when the House is moved into Committee of Supply. When the Orders of the Day are called, only questions of privilege should be brought up, but I have noticed for some time that hon. members have departed from that rule. As we now go into Committee of Supply almost every day, such matters can then be more conveniently brought to the attention of the House.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I have merely followed the usual custom in doing this, and if necessary, I shall conclude with a motion.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Oh, oh.


Lawrence Geoffrey Power: The hon. gentleman has the right to make a motion that the House do adjourn, but the practice followed in England is that these matters are brought up on the motion for the going into Committee of Supply, and I think that is a very good rule to follow here.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I thought this a matter of the greatest importance to refer to it at the earliest possible moment. There are at least two motions giving notice of when the House goes into Committee of Supply, and if I followed the suggestion of Mr. Speaker it would be some days before I can bring the matter before the attention of the House.


Lawrence Geoffrey Power: The hon. member is mistaken. When an amendment to Supply is disposed of, another amendment cannot be made, but it is open to discuss any question on the main motion.



CHINESE IMMIGRATION.

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House again in Committee on Bill (No. 82) respecting and restricting Chinese Immigration.-The Prime Minister.
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On section 6,
The PRIME MINISTER (Rt. Hon Sir Wilfrid Laurier).: There is an alteration in this section from the old law. It raises the poll tax from $100 to $500.
On section 17,


The PRIME MINISTER.: The old law provided that any person who contravenes this section illegally would be subject to a penalty of $200, but as the' tax has been increased to $500, we now make the penalty $500.
On section 24,


The PRIME MINISTER.: Under the old law the proportion of the poll tax to be paid to the province was one-quarter, and now it will be one-half.
Bill reported ; read the third time and passed.



SUPPLY-THE GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING.

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The MINISTER OF FINANCE moved that the House again go into Committee of Supply.
[", Amount re Services, 13993 (vi) Miscellaneous, 3962 (ii).\nPreventive Services, 3949 (ii).\nS raf''r.;,,or?!ltingencies' &c->\n3782, 3897, 3949 in;, loWoU (vi).", u". INDEX\nSUPPLY-Con.\nSUPPLY-Con.\nCommittee-Con.\nDominion Lands-Capital:\nSurveys, &c., 5758, 6939 (iii), 13776 (vi)\nDominion Lands-Income:\nCommissioners' Salary, 6765 (iii).\nProtection of Timber Lands, 6773 (iii).\nSalaries, &c\u201e 13772,13966 (vi).\nTravelling Expenses, Contingencies, &c., 6766\nTree and Timber Planting, 13775, 14272 (vi). Dominion Police:\nGeneral Vote, 3511 (ii).\nExcise :\nAdulteration of Pood, 5389 (m).\nFurther Amount for Electric Light Inspectors,\nInspectors of Distilleries, Salaries, &c., 13974 (vi.)\t...\t[DOT]\nMethylated'Spirits, 5373 (in).\nMinor Revenues, 5404 (iii).\nSalaries, &c., 5363 (iii), 13967 (vi).\nStamps for Tobacco, 5373 (in).\nTo reimburse E. Forrest, 5405 (iii).\nTo pay J. M. Ferguson, 5412 (iii).\nTo pay Assistant Inspector Kelly, 5405 (ill).\nTo compensate A. Guay for Horses, 5406 (ill). Travelling Expenses, &c., 5373 (iii); Additional amounts, 5404 (iii).\nWeights and Measures:\nSalaries, 5381 (iii).\nFisheries *\nBehring Sea Arbitration, 13568 (vi).\nB. C., New Steamer, 5278 (iii).\nBuilding Fishways, &c., 4174 (ii).\nCanadian Fishery Exhibit, 4174 (n), 5308 (in). Fish-breeding Establishments, &c., 4174 (n) 13660 (vi).\nFisheries Intelligence Bureau, 5277 (m). Investigation re Sardine, Oyster Fisheries, Dogfish, &c., 13649 (vi).\nLicenses to IT. S. Fishermen, 5309 (m). Protection Services, B.C., 4174 (ii).\nSalaries, &c., of Fishery Officers, 5050, 5122 (n). Steamers to replace Acadia and Petrel, 13668 (vi).\t[DOT]\nGeological Survey:\nCompiling of field-notes, &c., 6826 (in).\nGeneral Vote, 6815 (iii).\nGeologist to International Boundary Survey, Salary, 6825 (iii).\t.\nMetallurgical, Petrographical Assistance, 13778 (vi).\t[DOT]\t.\nPrinting, Engraving, &c., of Maps, 13778 (vi). Government of North-west Territories:\nFurther Amount for Assistance in Registry Offices, 6888 (iii).\nGeneral Vote, 6946 (iii), 13787 (vi).\t..\nLethbridge, Bridge over Belly River, 13357 (vi). McLeod, Bridge over Old Man's River, 13367 (vi).\nGovernment of Yukon Territory :\nChecking flow of Eldorado Gusher, 6949, /274 (iii).\t...\t..\nGeneral Vote, 6802 (iii), 13367 (vi).\nRoads and Bridges, 7283 (iii).\nSt. Mary's Hospital, Dawson, 7291 (in). Immigration:\t, ^\t.Agents' Salaries, Can., G. B. and Foreign Countries, 6615 (iii).\t.\t.\nFurther Amount required, 2299 (i), 6847 (in)-General Expenses in Can. and G. B., &c., 6658 (iii).\nIndians:\nBritish Columbia:\t.\t. ..\nAdditional Amount for Salaries, 13^8o (vi). General Vote, 6425 (iii).\nCommittee-CW.\nIndians-Con.\nBritish Columbia- Con. ^\nHazelton Hospital, 13787 (vi).\nIndustrial Schools, 7254 (iii).\nMedical Attendance, 13785 (vi).\nSchools, &c., 13786 (vi).\nSteam Launch for Agent, 13787 (vi).\nGenerally:\t...\nIndians, Generally, 6425 (iii).\nManitoba and N.W.T.:\nAmount for Triennial Clothing, 13783 (vi). General Expenses, Dr. C. H. West, &c., 13784 (vi).\nGeneral Vote, 6350, 6422 (in).\t.\nImplements, Purchase of, 13782 (vi).\nSchools, Additional Amount, 13784 (vi). Surveys, Additional Amount, 13784 (vi). Maritime Provinces :\nSchools, 6409 (iii).\nNew Brunswick :\t.\nAdditional Amount for Salaries, 13782 (vi). To pay Fire Damage at Edmundston, 13782 (vi). >\nNova Scotia:\t...\nMedical Attendance, &c., 6421 (iii).\nPurchase of Lands for Reserves, 13781 (vi). Relief and Seed Grain, 6417 (iii).\nOntario and Quebec:\nBlankets and Clothing, 6409 (iii).\nDoncaster Reserve,Squatters' Improvements, 13779 (vi).\t.\nGeneral Legal Expenses, 6416 (in).\nLand Management Fund, 6415 (iii).\nLock-up at St. Regis, 6415 (iii).\nMedical Attendance, &c., Ontario and Quebec, 6408 (iii).\t.\nMedical Attendance, &c., Ontario, 6326, 6409 (iii).\t.\nMedical Attendance, &c., Quebec, 6326, 6408 (iii).\nRama Indians, Repairs to Roads, 13781 (vi). Repairs of Roads, &e., 13779 (vi).\nRobinson Treaty Annuities, 6410 (iii). Salaries of Chiefs, Cape Cioker & Gibson, St.\nRegis, 6410 (iii).\t...\nSchools, Ont. and Que., 6409 (iii).\nSurveys of Reserves, 6410 (iii).\nYukon:\t...\nEducation of Indians, 7270(iii|.\nRelief for Destitute Indians, 7270 (iii). Inspection of Staples :\t.\nChief Inspectors, &c., 7762 (iv), 13698_(vi). Inspection of Binder Twine, 7763, 7772 (iv). Manitoba Grain Act, Expenditure, 7798 (iv). Insurance :\nGeneral Vote, 12586 (v).\nJustice, Administration of:\nAllowance to ad hoc Judges, 3402 (ii).\nDivorce Court, N.B., 34(X) (ii).\nExchequer Court, Additional to Registrar, 3407\n(ii).\t.\nAdmiralty, Quebec, Registrar, 3408 (n).\nAccommodation for Court, 3408 (ii). Contingencies, &c., 3407 (ii).\t.\nJunior 2nd class Clerks, 3406 (iij.\nLegal Decisions, Report of, 3407 (ii). Expenditure under R.S.C., c. 181, 3401 (ii). Miscellaneous, including N.W.T., 3398 (ii), 14257 (vi).\nAdditional Judgcof Superior Court, N.W.T., 14257 (vi).\t..\nPrince Albert Court House, &c., 3401 (u). Retiring Allowance, Judge Henry, 14662 (vi). Salary of County Court Judge, District.No. 7, N.S., 14259 (vi).", "cclxi\nSUPPLY-Con.\nCom m itt ee- Con.\nJustice, Administration of- Con.\nMiscellaneous-Con.\nSalary of Junior Judge, Nipissing, 14258 (vr) Travelling Allowances, Judges, B.C., 3391) (ii).\nManitoba, 3399 (ii).\nSupreme Court:\nContingencies, &c., 3404 (ii).\nLaw Books, &c., 3402, 3405 (ii).\nPrinting and Binding, 3405 (ii).\nReporter's Salary, 3402 (ii).\t_\t,\nSalary of E. R. A. Taschereau, 14257 (vi).\nTo assist L. W. Coutlee, 'Digest of Judgments,' 14250 (vi).\nY ukon:\nClerk's Salary, 3410 (ii).\nJudges' Travelling Allowances, 3409 (ii).\nLaw Books, &c., 3500 (ii), 14207 (vi).\nLiving Allowances, 3411 (ii).\nLiving Allowances, Generally, 3414 (ii). Miscellaneous Expenses, 3507 (ii).\nSalary of Deputy Sheriff, &c., 3411 (ii). Stenographers, 3411 (ii).\nLegislation:\nGeneral :\t.\nPrinting Paper and Binding, 5207 (m). Voters' Lists, 5274 (iii).\nHouse of Commons :\nDebates, Amanuenses, 14243 (vi).\nIncreases to Clerks, 14112 (vi).\t[DOT]\nSessional Clerks, 11242 (vi).\nSessional Messengers, 14243 (vi).\nTradesmen and others, 14115 (vi). ,\nLibrary :\nSalaries, 5207 (iii).\nSenate:\nGeneral Vote, 5201 (iii).\nLu/hthouse and Coast Service :\t__\nAids to Navigation, 4173 (ii), 5735 (iii), 13033 (vi).\nHalifax Harbour, Land Purchase for Buoy Service, 13038 (vi).\t..\nLurcher's Shoal Lightship, 4173 (u). Maintenance and Repairs, &c., 13032 (vi). Montreal Agency, &c., 13032 (vi).\nMontreal Pilot Commissioners' Court, 4173\n(ii).\nRepairs to Wharfs, &c., 4174 (ii).\nSalaries and Allowances to Keepers, 4132 (n). Telephonic Communication, Atkinson Lighthouse and Vancouver, 13038 (vi).\nWireless Telegraph Stations, Equipment 13039 (vi).\nMail Subsidies and Steamship Subventions : Canada and Australia, 5880 (iii), 130/1 (vi). Canada and G. B., 5997 (iii), 7573, 7728 (iv)\nCanada and South Africa, 5878 (iii), 7740 (iv). Gaspe Basin and Dalhousie, 7750 (iv).\nGaspe Basin Tmd Paspebiac, 13094 (yi).\nGrand Manan and Mainland, 7742 (iv).\nHalifax and Canso, 0002 (iii).\nHalifax, Nfld. and Liverpool, 7730 (iv). Magdalen Islands, 7741 (iv), 13075 (vi).\nManchester and Canada, 7745 (iv).\nPetit de Grat and I. C. R. Terminus at Mul-grave, 14249 (vi).\nP. E. I. and G. B., 7744 (iv).\nP. E. I. and Mainland, 7741 (iv).\nP. E. I. and Nfld., 13076 (vi).\nSt. John and Digby, 7739 (iv).\nSt. John, Dublin and Belfast, 7731 (iv).\nSt. John and Glasgow, 7730 (iv), ^13073 (vi).\nSt. John, Halifax and London, 7734 (iv).\nSUPPLY-.Con.\nComm ittee-Con.\nMail Subsidies and Steamship Conventions-Con.\n* St. John, Halifax, W. I. and South America, 7740 (iv).\nSt. John and Halifax via Yarmouth, 7742 (iv).\nSt. Stephen, Campobello and Back Bay, &c., 7759 (iv), 13095 (vi).\nServices of Str. Lord Strathcona, 6002 (iii), 13697 (vi). '\t.\nSydney to Bay St. Lawrence, &c., 13077 (vi). Tadousac and St. Catharine's^ Bay, 13095 (vi). Victoria and San Francisco, 7741 (iv).\nVictoria and West Coaist Vancouver Island, 13694 (vi).\nMilitia :\nAnnual Drill, 3603, 5005 (ii).\nContingencies, 3778 (ii).\t'\nCoronation Contingent, Further Amount, 0950\n(iii)-\t...\nDominion Arsenal, 7089 (ill).\nEsquimalt Defences, 3778 (ii).\nGeneral Statement, 13379 (vi).\nGrants to Associations, 3707 (ii).\nHamilton, Drill Hall, Additional Land, 6949\n(iii).\t.\t...\nMilitary Asylum, Pensions, 0788 (iii).\nMilitary Properties, 3611 (ii).\nPay and Allowances, 3584 (ii), 13379 (vi).\nRoyal Military College, 3778 (ii).\nSalaries and Wages, 3608 (ii).\nTo pay Lieut. Col. Cole, 0950 (iii).\nTransport and Freight, 3752 (i i).\nWinnipeg Barracks, Paving Streets, 6949 (in).\nMiscellaneous:\t.\tirwv._\nAlaska Boundary Commission, 0931 (m), 139o7 (vi).\nArbitration, Can., Ont. and Que., 12590 (v).\nA rt Academy, 12589 (v).\nAstronomical Observatory, 6791 (ni).\t^\nAstronomical Work of Interior Dept., 6/90(iii). Can. Mining Institute, Publication of Documents, 12501 (v), 139G5 (vi).\nC.P.R., Transportation of Sir Edmund Barton,\nClassification of Records, Privy Council Office, 12592 (v).\nEngraving, &c., of Maps of Can: and N.W.T.,\n6800 (iii).\nKeewatin Govt. Ex]wnses, 6798 (in).\nMaintenance of Lunatics, 6798 (iii).\nLabour Dept., &c., 7197 (iii).\t, .\nLabour Troubles, B.C., Royal Commission, 6984 (iii).\t...\nLitigation, Costs, 6794 (iii).\nMaintenance of Assay Office, \\ancouver, 6/99 (iii), 13965 (vi).\t*\nMaintenance of Roads, &c., Banff Park, 6jt>8\n(iii).\t.\nBath House, &c., 13955 (vi).\nMuseum Building, 6927 (iii).\nMartineau Defalcations, Exiienses of Commission re, 6991 (iii).\n* Middleton, late T. W., re Shortage, 6931 (m). Naturalization Act, Exiienses re, 6952 (iii). N.W.T. Govt., Protection of Bow River Bridge, Canmore, 6925 (iii).\nParis Agency, 12589 (v).\nPetersen, Tate & Co., Return of Deposit, o9o3\n(iii).\t.\nP. O. Savings Bank, Defalcation, Compensation re, 14274 14655 (vi).\nPrince Albert Advocate, Payments, 14268,14bo2 (vi).\t_\nPrinting Bureau Plant, 12587 (y).\nRand's Micmac Dictionary, 12592 (v).\ncclxii", u"SUPPLY-Con. Committee-Con.\nMiscellaneous-Con.\nSt. Lawrence River, Improvements re Thousand\nIslands, 14661 (vi).\nSouth African Memorial Association, Can.\nGrant, 6992 (iii).\nStatutes, Revision, 14643 (vi).\nTeulon Road, Man., Construction, 6927 (iii).\nTo compensate Canadian Bank of Commerce. Yukon, 14274 (vi).\nTo meet Expenses re the King ii. Bank Note Co., 14279 (vi).\nTo pay Amos Barnes rc River Lots, Man., 6922 (iii).\nTo pay Wm. Perkins for Evidence re Lisgar r Election, 14251 (vi).\nTo pay Casca Trading and Transportation Co., 6926 (iii).\t'\nTrade Combination re Lumber, Expenses re _ Commission, 14654 (vi).\nTuberculosis, Prevention, Grant re, 13517 (vi). lurtle Mountain, Land Slides, Expenses rc, 13965 (vi).\nUnforeseen Expenses, Additional, 6951 (iii). 12588 (v).\nVictoria Memorial, London, England, 14655\n(vi).\nYoho Park Reserve, Construction of Roads. &c\u201e 6790 (iii).\nMounted Police:\nCompensation for Injuries, 5264 (iii).\nPay of Force, 5262 (iii).\nServices in Yukon, 5003 (ii), 5262 (iii).\nOcean and River Service:\nCattle Inspection, 4116 (ii).\nGovt. Steamers, Maintenance, kc., 4041, 5033\n(ii).\nSurveys, &c., of Coasts of Northern Canada. 13760 (vi).\nTidal Service, 4114 (ii).\nUnforeseen Expenses, 4116 (ii).\nPenitentiaries:\nGeneral, 3511 (ii).\t.\nKingston, 3511 (ii).\nManitoba, 3534 (ii).\nRegina Jail, Additional Land, 5135 (ii).\nSt. Vincent de Paul, 3534 (ii).\nPensions :\nTo Lady Lafontaine, 14252 (vi).\nPost Office:\nMail Service, 6065 (iii).\nOutside Service, Salaries, kc., 5924, 6004 (iii) 14010 (vi).\t' '\nSalaries, kc., 6136 (iii).\nS^nes of fourth-class Clerks, &c., Increase 14002 (vi).\np- Inspectors, kc., Increase\n14001 (vi).\nTemporaries in various cities, Appointment at fourth-class Clerks, 14001 (vi).\nTo pay Arrears Postmasters' Salaries, 5921 (iii).\n, for, ^PPointment of Additional Mail Clerks, 14041 (vi).\nPE\xaev.ide for Promotions in City Offices, 14009 (vi).\nTr1a0,\xa3ei; of Temporaries to Permanent Staff, 13994 (vi).\nVSr-,Divi8ion' Asst. P. O. Inspector 14WOO (VlJ.\nWinnipeg, Additional senior second-class clerkship, 14001 (vi)."]
Mr. HENRI BOURASSA (Labelle).: Mr. Speaker, before you leave the Chair, I wish to bring before the House a matter which I spoke of last night before the adjournment. At the outset 1 wish to say that the remarks I intend to make are not at all dictated by any motives of personal hostility towards Lord Duudonald. I have not the advantage or the pleasure of knowing the gentleman; and, anyhow, I would consider it to be unworthy of ny position as a member of this House to make a personal attack upon any official of this government. If my remarks had reference only to the personal opinions of Lord Dundonald, as an official of the government, my attack would naturally have to be directed against the responsible head of the Militia Department, that is, the hon. Minister of Militia (Sir Frederick W. Borden); but some of the utterances of Lord Dundonald should, I think, bring to the mind of the House the general subject of the relations that should exist between the responsible head of the Militia Department and the officers sent by the British government to take the position of commander of our militia. This is not a new matter. It has been a source of difficulty in the past between nearly all Ministers of Militia and officers commanding our militia; so that I say-and this is the point I wish to make to-day-that the weakness in our system does not come from the choice of the man, but comes from the system itself, and that it should be remedied as soon as possible.
On the 23rd of April last, at a large banquet which was held in the city of Hamilton in honour of St. George's day, Lord Mr. SPEAKER
Dundonald made a lengthy and eloqueut speech.


Mr. CLARKE.: What paper are you quoting from ?


Joseph Henri Napoléon Bourassa: I am quoting from the Hamilton ' Times ' of April 24. In the speech he spoke at length about the reorganization of the militia in Canada, and I quote two paragraphs :
It was too late to organize when the storm-cloud had burst, organization must be done before. The more civilian the force, the more perfect should be the organization. What he wanted in Canada, was that when he touched a button in his central office that every regiment in the land could be called out lit for service. Was this the case now ? he asked. (No ! no ! from several voices)	
The militia, he was afraid, had had as their diet promises for a long time, instead of food, praise exuberant, instead of wine. What was wanted, was a little of that thirteen millions of dollars. He did not wish to create that bugbear-the spirit of militarism, but he did want to see an efficient force in Canada-a force efficient in all its departments, and having every facility for imparting every information to the officers to enable them to properly command their men. This was not militarism, it was common sense.
To these words of the officer, taken by themselves, I make no objection; but the point which I want to make, and which I will make still more strongly from some further utterances of Lord Dundonald, is that he is not the proper person to declare what should be the military policy of Canada. The Minister of Militia is the proper authority to give an opinion as to what reforms should be made in the militia of Canada, because he is the man whom the people and the parliament of Canada have a right to criticise and vote against if his policy does not suit them.
On the previous day, the 22nd of April, Lord Dundonald was passing through Toronto, where he gave an interview which I find in the Ottawa ' Citizen ' of April the 23rd. In that interview he said :
Some people may endeavour to discourage what they deem militarism, but it can be understood how futile the strength of the defensive force of Canada would be without it. That is simply what I shall endeavour to bring about in the Canadian militia, organization on reasonable and sensible lines. I shall be in Toronto in a short time, and I shall have an opportunity of stating publicly my opinions re-ga.rding the organization of the volunteer forces and I am sure they will meet with the approval of those who understand the governing of Canada, her position in the empire, and her standing in the world.
Here there was a slight difference. In the speech at the banquet Lord Dundonald said that far from his mind was the idea of favouring the spirit of militarism; but in the interview at Toronto he said that the only way of improving our militia was by fostering that spirit. To this declaration I am glad to say we have a strong and fore-

ible answer from the lion. Postmaster General (Hon. Sir William Mulock), who, speaking at the same banquet at Hamilton, made a speech against the spirit of militarism. I have already had occasion to express to that lion, gentleman my opinion of that speech, and here X have pleasure in saying that it is one of the most promising declarations we have had from a responsible member of the government since the conference in London. I will quote one paragraph from that speech :
Militarism is the enemy of true liberty, and its adoption in Canada would go to weaken, if not destroy, the bond of union now so firmly and happily uniting us with the great mother of nations.
It is Canada's ambition to follow all that is glorious in the annals of Great Britain. Canadian citizenship Is now being extended to vast numbers of people, who, weary of old-world burdens, disappointments or oppressions, come here to breathe the air of free Canada, to share with us in her bounteous gifts and assist us in building up in this western world a Greater Britain, suggesting the thought that the centre of empire may yet be in British North America (cheers). But be that as it may, Canada's task awaits her.
Ever guided by the torch of liberty, instead of destroying with the sword, let her aim be to acquire industrial dominion over her fertile lands, her productive waters, her mines, her forests, to drive away the solitude of her vast unoccupied areas with the cheerful music of human voices and hum of productive machinery; to awaken her dormant wealth, lying everywhere easily within man's grasp ; to extend her commerce to the uttermost corners of the earth, and to make the name of Canada everywhere stand for freedom and progress.
I need not say, Sir, that this Is a national programme to which every member of this House should be happy to assent.
On the 1st of April last the Dominion Rifle Association met at Ottawa. Lord Dundon-ald was present, and here Is a quotation from his speech on that occasion, which I take from the ' Citizen ' of the 2nd of April : Though I have recommended certain steps which I think are necessary for the militia, I wish here emphatically to deny a falsehood current in certain papers, namely, that I was much annoyed that $12,000,.000 was not provided in this year's estimates for the militia for capital expenditure. If $12,000,000 were provided this moment I could not with the moderate proposals I made recommend its expenditure with advantage within a year. Such expenditure might well be spread over two or three years so that organization in men and their efficiency could go hand in hand with the provision of material.
The gentleman leaves us the hope that we may have the chance of getting our share of the surplus of 513,000,000 for the development of trade and industry in Canada, but he warns us that his intention Is to swallow it up in three years instead of one year. I know very well that this is not the policy of the government. The hon. Minister of Militia (Hon. Sir Frederick Borden) has expressed clearly, within the last six months, on several 76
occasions, what is the policy of the government with regard to militia matters. In only one of those speeches was there perhaps a tendency expressed similar to that stated by Lord Dundonald, but when I brought that speech to the attention of the hon. minister he said emphatically that the report was incorrect. We have further the strong expression of opinion given by the hon. Postmaster General, which I have already quoted. The point I want to make is this, that on militia matters, or any matters whatever connected with the expenditure of the people's money, it is not proper that we should have on one side a programme laid down by one of the irresponsible officials of one of the departments and another programme on the other side laid down by the responsible head of that department. Suppose the Minister of Public Works were to declare at a banquet that he was in favour of deepening the Ottawa river, or building the Georgian Bay canal, and that while he did not want the
513,000,000 surplus of this year spent for that purpose, he would spread the expenditure over three or four years ; and then suppose we had the minister responsible for that department stating at another banquet that it was not the intention of the government to do either of these works would not any member of this House say that such a state of affairs should not be encouraged ? Would not likewise any member of this House, whatever may be his opinions on militia matters and the relations that should exist between this country and the old country with regard to military organization, and who knows anything about responsible government, say that we should not tolerate any irresponsible official declaring publicly for a policy which the government disavows?
An liou. MEMBER. It is funny that all those quotations are from speeches made at banquets.


Joseph Henri Napoléon Bourassa: Yes, and the funniest thing is that the most reasonable of those quotations, which I have given, are from speeches that were made at banquets. The most reasonable quotation was from a speech made by the hon. Postmaster General at a banquet. The other quotation was from an interview given to the reporter of a newspaper, and the third was from a speech made in the city of Ottawa at the meeting of the Dominion Rifle Association. If the views expressed by Lord Dundonald do not represent the policy of the government- and we have the best of evidence that they do not-then we are in the presence of a struggle between an irresponsible official of the government and the responsible head of the department. Certainly that condition of things cannot be allowed to continuer As I have said, I am not attacking Lord Dundonald personally. But we have had from the beginning to the end, the same conflict



between every British commander of our militia and every Minister of Militia, and no doubt the cause is to be found in the fact that our law provides that the officer commanding our militia shall be sent here by the British government. The result is obvious. The gentleman who leaves the other side to take command of our militia has no intention of becoming one of our own, and does not come here to take his responsibility as a Canadian officer. He comes here to introduce into the military organization of Canada such reforms as may be pointed out by the head of the War Office in the mother country. Not being a military man, I shall not attempt to discuss the value, from a military point of view, of Lord Dundonald's merits ; but what I say is that there should be a distinct understanding between this government and the government of the old country that in military, as well as in other matters, this is a self-governing country and that any military regulations and laws which may commend Oiemselves to our approval we will adopt of our own free will at the suggestion of the responsible head of the department and not at the suggestion of an officer who becomes, the moment he lands, a paid official of this government, and lias consequently no right to direct our policy. This is not merely a personal opinion I am expressing. Difference of views between the officer commanding the militia and the responsible head of the Militia Department is considered in England as a struggle between the imperial and the Canadian authorities. As evidence of this let me quote from the London ' Morning Post ' of the 30th of April last, which has a long article on the position of Canada from a military point of view. In that article, after some words about the progress of military spirit in Canada, I find this paragraph :-
But it does not go nearly far enough, and we should not he surprised if the report that the Earl of Dundonald is dissatisfied with the government's response to his request for more men, better guns, and a more thorough organization turned out to be substantially correct. Nor is it altogether certain that Lord Dundonald has succeeded in preventing the use of military appointments as rewards for services to a ruling political party.
We have here one of the leaders of public opinion in the capital of the empire discussing the matter as a struggle between the officer commanding and the Canadian Minister of Militia. If this opinion exists in the old country, it should be dissipated as rapidly as possible, not only from our point of view but from the imperial point of view ; because so long as the leading men in England are not perfectly convinced that whatever may be the policy of Canada with regard to military or other matters, that policy will manifest itself in laws and regulations adopted by our Canadian parliament, and not according to the dictates of any irresponsible officer, we are likely to see no Mr. BOURASSA.
end to this continual friction between those officers sent out by the British government to command our militia and the Canadian government.
I do not think that I need add very much to what I have said. I have not brought this question up from a military point of view but as a layman. Judging, however, by what I have read on the subject in the newspapers in England, particularly the military and naval newspapers, I think that while on many matters perhaps British officers have more experience than ours, in some matters they have an experience that rather unfits them for the direction of the military organization of this country. No body of officers of this country, for example, would stand being flogged for not having had proper uniforms on when going to the barber shop in the morning. That is an extreme idea of military discipline which would not be tolerated in this country. As regards the vote for military expenditure by this parliament, no doubt, whatever may be our individual opinion on the amount of money which should be expended, there is no division of opinion in this parliament as to the authority which should decide on that expenditure and how the money should be expended. Therefore we should on this occasion, as we did in the case of General Hutton, call for an explanation from the government, so that the lines may be drawn clearly ae regards the real position of the officer commanding our militia and the relations that exist between him and the responsible head of the Militia Department.


The MINISTER OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE (Hon. Sir Frederick Borden).: I think it would be very much out of place on this occasion to enter into any discussion of any proposal with reference to military expenditure which may be under the consideration of the government, although my hon. friend has tempted us perhaps to follow in that direction. I think, however, that the question he has brought up is one to which the House may very profitably give a few moments consideration. I do not, I may say at the outset agree with my hon. friend in his criticism of the utterances of the present officer commanding. I have failed to discover in the quotations which he has read anything which the most exacting member of the government or member of parliament could take exception to. Nor do I think, from my knowledge of the intentions of the present general that he intended to say anything of an improper character, or that he intended to assume powers which did not properly belong to him. To say, for instance, that it is too late when the storm has passed-to prepare for a storm-we cannot take much exception to that. To say that he desires to have every battalion in Canada, so far as we have battalions, in a state of efficiency is not a thing that one could take exception to. Not only that, but I may say that I endorse

absolutely the desire expressed by the General that, so far as we have a militia in this country, it shall be an effective militia. Nor do I quarrel very much with the statement which the General appears to have made that the militia of Canada has had promises too long and performances for too short a time. I would agree with him in that; I would like to see more performance. But I agree with my hon. friend when he leaves the particular case under consideration and traverses the broader field. I agree with him entirely when he says that the general officer commanding the troops in this country is a servant of the people of Canada, and an official of the government of Canada. I think there has been, in the past, some misapprehension in this matter in the minds of gentlemen who come to this country to occupy the prominent position of the general officer commanding the Canadian militia. Some three years ago, it became the duty of the First Minister to state very distinctly the views of the government with reference to this matter. And I shall take occasion before I sit down to read the words to which the Prime Minister gave utterances at that time. But, before doing so, Mr. Speaker, I would like to say that I have carefully studied this subject with a sincere desire to find out if I could, why it was that this difficulty to which my hon. friend refers between the generals who come here, imperial officers, and Ministers of Militia and Defence in this country should recur over and over again in this country. I have come to the conclusion that the reason of it is that the imperial officers who come here have no experience which would fit them to deal with the government of the day. They come here as imperial officers, having lived for a long time in a very narrow sphere where they have learned nothing but to command, being also under the command of a superior officer-not even having had the opportunity of having served in permanent positions in the war office where they would be brought in contact with the executive government, with the War Minister. They come to this country therefore without the experience which would fit them for a position directly under a minister who is responsible to the parliament and the people of Canada. They have not even had the advantage of occupying a position near the executive of the mother country. How much less, then, can we expect them to immediately accommodate themselves to occupying a subordinate position in a colonial administration. Now, Mr. Speaker, this, I believe, is the cause of the serious difficulties we have had; and I am afraid that, until the time comes when a different class of officers, men who have had experience in the war office and in touch with the executive of England, are sent to this country, these difficulties will recur over and over again. The general 76}
officer commanding the militia of this country is an imperial officer, it is true and must have rank not below that of colonel in the British army. Why is that made, a provision of the Canadian Militia Law ? Simply and solely because it is thought that it may be presumed to secure the necessary qualification to enable him to command an army in this country, and for no other reason. When he leaves the British army for the time being and comes to this country, he comes here as the official of the Dominion government, he comes under Order in Council appointing him by the Governor General of Canada, and is the officer and official of the Canadian government and responsible to the Canadian government and the Canadian people alone. Do not let us misunderstand this point-that although he is an imperial officer, that fact does not give him any additional power or authority in this country. Now, I do not know that it is necessary for me to enlarge. I will simply conclude what I have to say by reading again what was said in this House by the Prime Minister in 1900, on the occasion of the difficulty that occurred with Major General Hutton :
The government desire to state that while they will, at all times, be prepared to give the most careful consideration to any representations which may be made by the officer commanding the militia, it must be distinctly understood that any such officer, on accepting the position in question becomes from that time an officer in the employment of and subject in all respects to the government of Canada, and that he is to be regarded as an adviser but not as entitled to control the Department of Militia. The government are responsible to the parliament and people of Canada for the due administration of each and every branch of the public service, and they would be derelict in their duty if they were to permit any subordinate official, under any circumstances, to take upon himself to disregard the instructions he may receive from the constitutional head of his department.


Samuel Hughes: I am delighted to hear the Minister of Militia reiterate the words prepared, I believe by the hon. and gallant gentleman who fills the position of Minister of Trade and Commerce (Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Cartwright) and voiced by the Prime Minister (Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier). It took the ministry a long time to learn their duty in the premises. A struggle went on with that offic'er -I refer to General Hutton. He tyrannized over the Minister of Militia, he tyrannized over the Prime Minister, he even undertook to manage those higher in authority. But I claim the credit of having taught the country what the duty of a general officer commanding in Canada ought to be. But I was not supported. I regret to say that I was deserted by my own friends, and I was not reinforced by the present government. I fought the fight single-handed on that occasion. The voice of my good friend from Labelle (Mr. Bourassa) was unheard.

He was silent. To-day, when we have a general officer commanding who is a gentleman, when we have a general officer commanding who has won his laurels on the fields of fame, when we have a general officer commanding who lives within the constitution, we find that lion, gentleman rising in his seat and slinging mud at him.
Now, Sir, the hon. gentleman has complained of the language made use of hy Lord Duudonald in the city of Hamilton. Lord Duudonald gave utterance to no language that was confidential; he expressed no opinion there which had not been officially reported to his minister, and that had not been endorsed by his minister; and I believe, and am credibly informed by gentlemen who were there, that when the Postmaster General got through reading his carefully prepared essay on militarism at the banquet in Hamilton, he found his utterances received so coldly that even he swung round and endorsed the remarks made by the general officer commanding. At all events, I find by the newspapers published in the city of Hamilton, Liberals and Conservatives alike, that the Hon. Col. Gibson rose in his place and endorsed most cordially the remarks of the general officer commanding. Lord Dundonald did not seek to override the minister in the slightest degree. But we found the ministers, and we find the followers of the government, sitting dumb in their seats when a former general officer commanding did seek to override the Minister of Militia, and in fact did override the whole ministry. Lord Dundonald did not treat the Minister of Militia as an inferior and refuse to obey his orders. Lord Dundonald has never undertaken to place a curb on any member of the House of Commons; he has never undertaken to control the action or the language of any military member of this House of Commons on military questions; yet this was done, to the knowledge of the ministry, by the former general officer commanding, and not one word was uttered on the floor of this House or elsewhere in this country, so far as known in condemnation of that policy. Lord Dundonald lias never had the audacity to approach His Excellency over the head of his minister, and! to receive and transmit commands from His Excellency to officers of the militia of this country. Were he to do that, I am satisfied he would be dismissed. But a former general officer commanding did do it, and did it with the knowledge of the government, and he was not checked for it by the government. Lord Dundonald has never attempted either to communicate officially with the war office in the old country. I fail to see why this officer should be brought up before the country to-day and be treated in the manner in which the hon. member for Labelle has undertaken to treat him here to-day. I must congratulate the minister though in this regard, that he has treated Lord Dundonald very fairly, and


Samuel Hughes: although there may be a little hidden menace in the note of warning he read at the conclusion of his address, I must congratulate the minister on his treatment of the general officer commanding.
Now X noticed in the essay read by the Postmaster General at Hamilton, a very beautiful essay, that he discussed most eloquently the curse of militarism. Let me point out to that hon. gentleman that when he speaks of the ' northern hemisphere '-I presume he meant the western hemisphere, but the newspapers credited him with saying the northern hemisphere-when he refers to the United States of America ns a nation indulging in the arts of peace and whose footsteps we should follow, let me tell him that, starting from the year 1783 when the United States first gained its independence down to a time subsequent to the Boer war, the United States has spent millions of dollars more on war than have Great Britain and all her colonies combined. I have the figures, and shall be pleased to submit them to the House if required, or to the minister on any occasion. More than that. I; want to point out to him that Britain's prestige to-day, Britain's civilization to-day, Britain's Christianity to-day, are due to her power in war; and I have yet to see the nation that has earned greatness in commerce, greatness in art, greatness in anything that goes to make a nation illustrious, that has not owed it primarily to her military prowess. I am prepared to discuss that question whenever it is necessary so to do. It is only in recent years that Great Britain has given way to the spirit of militarism.
Take the speech of Lord Dundonald at Hamilton, and compare it with the essay of the Postmaster General. Sir, I maintain that, on the one hand, the remarks of Lord Dundonald breathed the true spirit for a democratic country to adopt. Train up the militia of the country, make its organization as perfect as possible, and you will prevent the spirit of militarism from becoming dominant in that country. You will find that the rank and file of the people, the boys on the farm, the young men in the workshops of the cities and towns, will be a military people, they will be military men in their capacity as citizens. But the policy propounded by the Postmaster General has bred in all countries a spirit of militarism and exclusiveness, that has built up tyrannies the world over; for we find that in these countries where a citizen soldiery has been neglected, tyrannies rise much more easily than they do in those countries where the rank and file of the people are trained in their duties as citizen soldiers.
In the remarks made by Lord Dundonald at the meeting of the Dominion Rifle Association, the Minister of Militia was present, and I am satisfied he will bear me out in saying that the remarks of the general officer commanding did not at all permit the

construction placed upon them by my hon. friend from Labelle. He referred jocularly to the expenditure of $13,000,000 in the development of militia. Supposing we armed the, people of Canada, I would like to see 150,000 rifles, I would like to see 500,000 rifles placed in the hands of the farmer's sons of Canada by the government. Let them be placed with the boys on the farms and with the people generally, under any proper system of control. What would these rifles cost ? Multiply each one by $25, and you will have the figures, nearly the full amount of that $13,000,000. Then supposing you were to have a few more batteries of artillery, a few more regiments of cavalry, and you will reach beyond the $13,000,000 at once. But once these expenditures are incurred, they need not be repeated for a great many years.
It has been made public in some unofficial way that Lord Dundonald has recommended an expenditure of $13,000,000, and I have demanded that his report shall be made public officially so that the public may have an opportunity of knowing what his recommendations are. I can readily figure out that for placing this country in a better state of preparedness and for providing the necessary armament for the defence of a young nation such as this an expenditure, extending over a number of years, of course, involving a number of millions of dollars could very properly and very usefully be indulged in. However, it is not my intention at this period of the session to discuss this question any further.
I must congratulate the lion. Minister of Militia and Defence (Hon. Sir Frederick Borden) on his endorsement of the course of Lord Dundonald. Mark you, if I found Lord Dundonald, or any imperial or Canadian officer, encroaching upon the rights of citizenship, encroaching upon the rights of the people's representatives in this House, I would be one of the first to bring him to time, but I have watched Lord Duudonald's course very carefully, and I have seen nothing to find fault with in it. In South Africa he was a gentleman ; he treated the officers and men under him as gentlemen and soldiers, and they followed him as a leader. In this country Lord Dundonald has not once encroached upon the domain of the minister. He has been in every respect, so far as I can judge, a model general officer commanding, recognizing that he is the servant of a responsible government and that the minister is responsible to the people of the country. On another occasion, when the Bill of the hon. Minister of Militia and Defence comes down, we will have an opportunity of discussing these matters at greater length, but in the meantime, I wish to express my disapprobation of the line of action pursued by the hon. member for Labelle in bringing this matter up and seeking to cast a reflection upon the general officer commanding. When I heard of the
matter first I did not know what Lord Dundonald had said in Hamilton, but I got the papers and read them over very carefully, and I was more than surprised to find that he had kept himself so well under control, and that he had not referred to one solitary matter that the minister had not cordially endorsed his position upon.


Mr. S. BARKER (Hamilton).: I do not rise, Mr. Speaker, to attempt any defence of Lord Dundonald. It seems to me that is quite unnecessary, especially after what I think are the very proper remarks of the hon. Minister of Militia and Defence (Hon. Sir Frederick Borden). I happened to be chairman of the banquet in Hamilton, and as I paid very particular attention to the language of Lord Dundonald on that Occasion, I confess that it was with the utmost surprise that I heard that the hon. member for Labelle (Mr. Bourassa) thought of bringing forward this question in the House. If that hon. gentleman had been present, I think he would have admitted that there was not a syllable uttered at that banquet by Lord Dundonald which might not have been uttered had the hon. minister been at his side. Lord Dundonald, I may say, was there as one of three guests who were invited from a distance by the St. George's Society. Lord Dundonald was one, the Postmaster General (Hon. Sir Wm. Mtilock) was another, and my hon. friend the member for Jacques Cartier (Mr. Monk) was another. On that occasion Lord Dundonald was called upon to respond to the toast of 'Our Defenders.' In the course of his response he referred to his service in South Africa, and particularly, when alluding in the usual terms to the regular forces, the army and navy, he dwelt upon the colonial volunteers, and he especially mentioned in the warmest terms that gallant regiment the Strathcona Horse. He said that it had been an honour for him to have included in his brigade in South Africa the Canadian regiment called the Strathconas ; and I mention that particularly in consequence of a few words that fell from the hon. minister, and because Lord Dundonald appears in South Africa to have had under his command a large force of colonial troops, which experience, I should think, makes him most fittingly the right man in the right place in Canada. Lord Dundonald, when alluding in the usual terms to the troops, added some words upon the experiences he had had in Natal, and in referring to the miseries of the people there, he said that the lesson they had learned in that province was to organize in good time and not wait for the bursting of the storm. He at the same time said he thought it would be well if the people of Canada and if the militia of Canada, a large number of officers being present and listening to him, would take the lesson to heart and see that the militia force was made effective. Lord

Dundonald, from first to last, never used one word upon the policy of this country as to the militia. He never departed from mere questions of detail. There was not a word uttered from first to last as to the numbers of the militia, as to whether the force should be increased, or as to any such question of policy. But he did say that what he desired to see was that the militia of Canada should be effective, that if, under any unfortunate circumstances, the militia were called out and regiments brigaded, it was his desire that they could be turned out ready in every particular to do their duty. In this connection he mentioned two or three matters of detail, and these were the particular matters upon which his speech chiefly ran. He said, first of all, there was the question of transport, and he thought it was of the utmost importance that this question of transport should be considered and that the force should be fully equipped for service in that respect. Judging by the response which the officers present gave to that remark, I think they all agreed with him. He further said it was of importance that the force should be educated in signalling, that the officers should be so taught that a general in command of a brigade, or of any body of troops, could flash his orders to the heads of the component parts of the brigade. The appliances for that purpose should be provided and officers commanding should be so instructed that they would understand the signals when they got them. I think that also received the approbation of all who heard it. He referred to the field telegraph, the heliograph and other matters of that kind, and his speech was confined soley to such matters. Judging by the demonstrations and comments of those who were listening, and they were prominent people belonging to the city of Hamilton and officers of the local force'and from the neighbouring towns, I think his remarks were received with unanimous approval. He deprecated anything like militarism ; he did this more than once ; but he said, as has been quoted here to-day : That he thought the matters he was trying to impress upon his audience were matters of common sense, and he urged them merely as matters of detail regarding the force as it exists, and not at all as undertaking to urge that any other or larger force should be created. The Postmaster General (Hon. Sir Wm. Mulock) followed in response to another toast, and he also deprecated militarism, but I did not understand the Postmaster General to take exception to any remark made by the Major General Commanding. I quote from a newspaper one remark made by the Postmaster General, and apparently uttered by him to show that he was not taking exception to what Lord Dundonald said. He said :
I refer not to measures of defence, but to that aggressive warlike spirit known as militarism.


Samuel Barker: The Postmaster General was condemning the aggressive, warlike spirit known as militarism, but he was not condemning defence, and the Major General was commenting upon the organization of our troops as a defensive body and urging that they should be equipped most thoroughly for that purpose. The Attorney General for Ontario was present, and I think he is as good a Liberal as the member for Labelle or any member of this House. Speaking after the Postmaster General and the Major General, the Hon. Mr. Gibson said :
The gist of Lord Dundonald's argument was well expressed when His Lordship said : ' As citizen soldiers what was wanted was organization.'
There is the language of the Attorney General for Ontario, who understood perfectly what the Major General was referring to under the term ' organization.' Lord Dundonald was not speaking of organizing the people of Canada into a military force, but of organizing the force that exists ; a force which this government and all preceding governments have conceded is a necessity for this country. Lord Dundonald argued, that that force, proud as we are of it, is lacking in some respects, and he wanted to see it up to date in every respect, so that if called upon it would, as he said, spring out ready equipped for duty on the bell being pushed. The Attorney General of Ontario is an old parliamentarian and he used this language further :
As commander of the militia Lord Dundonald was the right man in the right place. While the General Commanding and the Postmaster General had reached the same conclusion he had to admit that they argued along different lines.
The only difference between them was that the Postmaster General was speaking of the blessings of peace, and he did so most eloquently, but he carefully guarded himself , from saying one word against the argument that had been used with regard to defence.
I do not know that I need say any more.
It is a painful thing that any gentleman who was a guest on that occasion and who used language that no person could take exception to, should have his name brought up in this House as if he were guilty of some indiscretion.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Hear, hear.


Samuel Barker: As one who was present and knowing how utterly undeserved is the language used in regard to that gallant soldier, I say it is a painful thing that this matter should be brought before the House in this way. Lord Dundonald was kind enough to come all the way to Hamilton as a guest of St. George's Society. He did so at a great deal of inconvenience to himself and he was most guarded in the language he used. It is unfortunate that his name should be mentioned in this House in connection with a supposed impropriety such

as the hon. member for Labelle (Mr. Bou-rassa) imagines. Now, Sir, I may say with regard to the general subject of the right of a commanding officer to speak on such an occasion, it does seem to me most extraordinary that a member of this House should think that the Major General should have his tongue tied, and should not be allowed to express an opinion, even on matters of detail with regard to our militia force. Surely, the superintendent of our farms, in making a speech at some banquet, would not be condemned because he would advocate farming up to date, or, if he said jocularly that he hoped the government farm would get a little of that $13,000,000. Suppose the manager of our railways was making a speech at a banquet and he advocated railway appliances up to date, would it be expected that the Minister of Railways should turn upon him and say : You had no right to speak, sir ; you must not utter a word in public ; you must let me speak for you. Surely gentlemen who are charged with most important public interests, whether as commanding our militia force, or as controlling departments under ministers, have some right to express their opinions. What is the good of them if they do not form opinions, and if they do form them, why not tell us what they are ? We are expending something like $2,000,000 a year on our military force, and is the man who tells us that we should have that force, which costs us so much, properly equipped and efficient, but that it is not so ; is he to be condemned if he expresses that opinion ? I hope not, Sir.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Hear, hear.


Mr. F. D. MONK (Jacques Cartier).: Mr. Speaker. I am essentially a man of peace.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Hear, hear.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: And although I believe that under the terms of the statute, I belong to the militia of Canada, I do not rise with any idea of criticising our military organization. But, as having been one of the guests at the banquet at Hamilton, I feel it almost a duty to confirm what has just been said by my hon. friend (Mr. Barker), the member for that city. I may say, Sir, that sitting alongside of the general officer commanding, I lent particular attention to every word that fell from his lips, and in anything which he said I did not notice a word that would lead one to believe that it was his desire to innovate in any way and still less to dictate to the administration the line of conduct it ought to pursue in respect to military organization. The general officer commanding began by stating that what few remarks he had to offer he wished to confine them exclusively to the efficiency of the militia force as it exists. He spoke of the importance, in a large country like ours, of having our militia men conversant with the signalling system; he spoke
of the necessity of proper accommodation for the militia; he spoke of the necessity, demonstrated during the late war in South Africa, of practice in rifle shooting ; and he did say-and it seemed to me he advisedly said-that we should have such a militia organization that would admit of it being placed at a moment's notice upon a proper footing of defence. Beyond that, he mentioned the conduct of our own troops in South Africa and gave us some very interesting reminiscences of his own experiences during the war; and I feel bound to render him the tribute of justice which I am doing in confirmation of what has been said by my hon. friend from Hamilton (Mr. Barker). I am happy, in the absence of the general officer commanding, who is not able to defend himself in this House, to render him this tribute, that he impressed me as being not only a very brave man, but a man of very modest and unassuming demeanour.
I do not think any person in this House will call in question what was laid down by the hon. Minister of Militia, and what was insisted on at perhaps unnecessary length by my hon. friend from Labelle (Mr. Bour-assa), that we have absolute control of our own militia organization. There is no doubt on that point; and, for my own part, referring more particularly to the explanatory remarks made to-day by the hon. Minister of Militia, and in spite of what has been said here on more than one occasion by my hon. friend from Gasp6 (Mr. Le-mieux), I have always adhered to the hope that at some date not too distant-and I have expressed this hope at different places in my own province and elsewhere-it will be possible for us to have at the head of our military organization some man of Canadian birth and origin. In the meantime, however, I think it is only justice that we should not rashly attack in this House statements made at public meetings by men of the high standing and reputation of the general officer commanding, whom I had the honour of meeting in the city of Hamilton.
I do not concur in the opinion expressed here by my hon. friend from Labelle, that a general officer commanding, coming to this country under the circumstances which we know, occupies absolutely the same position as a deputy minister of militia or some ordinary head of a department. I do not think the government would subscribe to the proposition. My hon. friend from Labelle must not forget that statements made at the colonial conference by the members of the administration, who represented us on that occasion, as contained in the blue-book published by the British government, and which I regret very much to say, our own government have not seen fit to give us communication of. In the blue-book we find it stated that the Prime Minister at the colonial conference declared that it was the intention of our own government to organize a naval force here. I find in the

memorandum submitted by our own ministers, at page 74, the following statement:
In conclusion the ministers represent that while the Canadian government are obliged to dissent from the measures proposed

These were measures of regular organization for defence.
-they fully Erppreciate the obligation of the Dominion to make expenditures for the purposes of defence in proportion to the increasing population and wealth of the country. They are willing that these expenditures shall be so directed as to relieve the taxpayer in the mother country from some of the burdens which he now bears, and they have the strongest desire to carry out their defence schemes in cooperation with the imperial authorities and under the advice of experienced imperial officers, so far as this is consistent with the principle of local self-government, which has proved so great a factor in the promotion of imperial unity.
Now, Sir, after that statement by our ministers at the colonial conference, and submitted in writing, I do not think we should be easily disposed to find fault with an experienced imperial officer coming out here, who is invited to a banquet, and who suggests such improvements and reforms in the militia as were suggested at the banquet in Hamilton by the general officer commanding. I should add, before taking my seat, that after the hon. Postmaster General had expressed his own views to that important gathering, he turned to the general officer commanding and stated that none of the remarks which he himself had just made should be construed in any sense as being a contradiction of what had been said by the general officer commanding, with whose views he was in perfect accord. Under these circumstances. I felt that it was my duty to render to a man whom I was proud to meet, that tribute of justification which I have taken the liberty to render to-day.


Mr. A. T. THOMPSON (Haldimand and Monck).: Mr. Speaker, I feel that the subject before the House has been pretty thoroughly exhausted, and I would take no part in the debate but for the feeling of deep respect which I entertain towards the general officer commanding, Lord Dundonald. I was sorry indeed that the hon. member for Labelle saw fit to bring this matter before the House, and in a manner which I think made it little less than an attack on the general officer commanding. As usual, I think that hon. member was constitutionally right and otherwise wrong. I do not think anybody will be found in this House or out of it, to challenge the position he takes, that the militia policy of this country must be dictated by the government of the country. But who was attacking that principle ? Did Lord Dundonald attack it in one single utterance of those which the hon. gentleman quoted ? I happened myself to be present at the meeting of the Dominion Rifle Association at which Lord Dundonald delivered


Frederick Debartzch Monk: a speech from which the hon. member for Labelle quoted. Lord Dundonald was merely meeting and repelling an attack which had been made upon him by some of the newspapers of Canada. One of them had said that he was recommending an expenditure of $12,000,000 in one year on the Canadian militia. This was doing nothing more nor less than holding him up to ridicule in Canada. All of us know that an expenditure of that kind would be impossible in this country, and to suggest it would stamp a man as completely out of touch with the public sentiment of this country and ignorant of the resources of the country. Lord Dundonald merely said that he had made no such suggestion, but that the money might be spent in three or four years to advantage, and so it might. The hon. member for Labelle professed to be only discussing the constitutional question ; but he did not confine himself to that, but undertook to criticise the statements of Lord Dundonald, and went on to say, with a great deal of glee and merriment, that Lord Dundonald admitted that he was willing to spend that sum in three or four years. And yet the hon. member for Labelle himself- and I always listen to him with attention-said on this very floor that he would recommend the government of Canada to take over the defences of Halifax and Esquimalt. Does he know what that means ? Does he know that 1,600 British troops are at Halifax now, and that a fortification, for its size one of the strongest in the world, christened Spion Kopje, has lately been built there by the British government at a very large cost ? Does he know that the defences of Esquimalt involve a further cost of hundreds and thousands of dollars, and that the expendiutre involved in taking over these two defences, which he advocates, would probably be as much as he criticised Lord Dundonald for having hinted at.
Still the hon. member for Labelle went further and said that he was in accord with the feeling in this country that the militia of Canada should be put on a suitable basis. Does the hon. gentleman know what that means ? Those of us who have studied the subject realize that we require a very great deal in Canada to put the militia on a proper basis. I do not know that we really need 500,000 rifles in Canada as suggested by the hon. member for Victoria. X think that we could get along with a few less, although as rifles are liable to get out of order, it might be as well to have considerably more than the 40.000 now in our armouries ? Of what use to have 100,000 trained men and not enough rifles to go around ? We cannot fight with pitch forks at two thousand yards. I think that we might also spend a little more money in increasing the armaments of this country. X do not think that there is anything very ridiculous in that proposition, and I believe that the hon. member for Labelle, in advo-


Edward Frederick Clarke: As extracts from the report which appeared in the Hamilton ' Times ' of the speech delivered by Lord Dundonald on the 23rd of April have been read to the House and comments made on them, it is only due to that gallant officer that I should quote the full report of the speech he made, and with your permission, Sir, 1 would like to do so. Lord Dundonald said :
His Lordship said that he would not be able to reply to the toast in the eloquent words in which it had been proposed. It was a big subject and it included the soldiers of the empire, whose drum beat was heard around the globe. His Lordship referred to the assistance Canada had given to the mother country in the South African war. He had in his command Lord Strathcona's Horse. He never had such eager men in his command. His chief trouble was to hold them back. He spoke feelingly of the Canadians who had given their lives for the empire, and he made reference to the bad news of yesterday from Somaliland. He had confidence the memory of the disaster would be wiped out by British troops.
Lord Dundonald spoke of the campaign in Natal during the recent Boer war, and he referred to some of the scenes through which his troops passed. He believed the lessons of the war were being considered, and ihe people of South Africa were putting their house in order. He thought the people of Canada also were considering the lessons of the war, and they had learned that the time to organize was before the storm broke-not afterwards. What he would like to see in the country was a condition in which when he pressed the button the regiments throughout Canada would turn out at once.
Was this the case now ? Lord Dundonald said that it was necessary to have a better system of transport. How was Canada equipped in this respect ? Would any hon. member say that in drawing attention to these matters, the general officer commanding our forces was not acting within his duty ? Would any hon. member be disposed to censure him for drawing attention to what he considered a matter of urgency ? Then, after pointing out the various ways in which improvements could be made, he proceeded to say, according to this report :
The Canadian militia had had as their diet promises instead of food ; praise instead of wine. What was wanted was a little of thai $13,000,000 surplus. A bugbear of militarism was not wanted, but an efficient force-efficient in organization, in its departments, and efficient in its system of leaders. The modern rifle had given to small nations a power they never had before, but it also gave an aggressor power to hold what he seized. It was the duty of all men in the nation to study military matters, so they would know what was needed for the good of the country.
In his opinion the northern nations of the earth must be the dominant nations. The men of the north, who were brought up amid the hardening conditions of ice and snow must be superior to those raised in the balmier climate of the south.
His Lordship said it was a great pleasure to him to he present at a St. George's dinner. It was the first time for him to dine at a St. George's banquet, but he had been at a St. Andrew's festival gathering. He thanked the St. George's Society for having invited him to the city.
After listening to the remarks of the hon. member for Labelle, I could not help asking myself whether we were really In one of the free parliaments of the British empire this afternoon. How any Canadian subject, who desires to see the militia of this country made as efficient as possible, could take the slightest exception to the remarks of Lord Dundonald I fail to understand. I thought that the remarks of the hon. member for Labelle were very farfetched. At that banquet were present my hon. friend the Postmaster General (Hon. Sir William Mulock), my hon. friend for Jacques Cartier (Mr. Monk), my hon. friend the Attorney General of Ontario, Mr. Gibson, and the hon. members who represent the city of Hamilton in this House, every one of whom is just as jealous of the honour and prero-

gatives of the parliament of Canada as the hon. member for Labelle can possibly be. Had the general officer commanding given expression to opinions or sentiments "that he should not, every one of these hon. gentlemen would have been willing and anxious to set him right, if not to take him to task. What did the hon. Attorney General of Ontario say ? He said :
While the general officer commanding and the Postmaster General had reached the same natural conclusion, he had to admit that they had argued along different lines.
If an officer who occupies the position of the general officer commanding the militia forces of Canada, and who is an
imperial officer, is not permitted to express his opinions regarding the position in which he finds our militia, and to make suggestions among a company of Canadian gentlemen gathered together at a St. George's banquet, I am at a loss to know what freedom of action his duty to this country will allow him. Surely the remarks he made were merely personal expressions of opinion, in no way reflecting on the policy of the Militia Department; and it seems to me that it was clearly out of place for the hon. member for Labelle to challenge these remarks, because, as the hon. gentleman who has just taken his seat has said, they are endorsed by all the members with the single exception of the hon. gentleman who takes exception to them. I think that the record of Lord Dondonald, the record of the services he has performed, the fact that he is the worthy head of a great clan, and the worthy representative of a great nation which has given so many soldiers and sailors to the empire, the fact that he has stated nothing contrary to the interests of the Canadian militia, the fact that he has in no way interfered with the prerogative of the Minister of Militia and Defence or of this parliament, should have protected him from the assault which has been made upon him this afternoon And I. for one, hope, Mr. Speaker, that this is the last occasion when, on such a flimsy pretext, such a discussion as the present will be raised in this House. I desire to congratulate, and congratulate most heartily, the Minister of Militia and Defence on the stand he took in this case. It is high time that officers who come from the old land, who are British subjects like ourselves, should be protected in giving expression to their opinions on matters on which they are competent to form an opinion, and "they should not be attacked for giving to the Canadian people advice which will enable them to make the militia force of Canada a force efficient in every respect. The Minister of Militia and Defence will admit, and every military gentleman in this House will admit, that every word stated by the officer commanding respecting our miiitia force is true. Will any hon. gentleman who has had experience in militia matters contra-, Mr. CLARKE.
diet one single statement to which the general officer commanding gave utterance ? If not, the time of this House should not be wasted ; and the character and reputation and rights of honourable gentlemen and gallant soldiers who cannot come here to defend themselves should be protected. The House should frown down these exhibitions which are calculated to do harm and which certainly cannot do good.


The PRIME MINISTER (Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier).: I rise with some diffidence to speak in this debate; for my military days are over. There was a time when I was more warlike and would not have hesitated to shoulder the musket, but I have now reached an age when I have been placed upon the ' reserve.' I would not take part in the debate except for the warm manner in which my hon. friend from West Toronto (Mr. Clarke) has addressed the House. I must say that I do not think the strictures which he passed upon my hon. friend from Labelle (Mr. Bourassa) were at all called for. I do not take it that my hon. friend from Labelle took exception to the sentiments uttered by Lord Dun-donald, but I understood him to say that he thought that Lord Dundonald was trying to dictate to the policy of the government.
I do not think his criticism went further. Whether the conclusion reached by my hon. friend (Mr. Bourassa) was warranted or not,
I do not know, because, I must confess, I did not read at the time the words of Lord Dundonald. Of course, Lord Dundonald is a brave officer ; he has made liis career and proved his courage, and I believe that he is able and painstaking. So far, I agree with my hon. friend from West Toronto. But, I must say that the gentleman who commands the militia of Canada whatever may have been his services elsewhere, is always amenable to public opinion as expressed in parliament. Whether his services are meritorious or otherwise, whether he is right or wrong, it is the privilege of any member of this House to call his actions in question. And I must say to my hon. friend (Mr. Clarke) that if we are to doubt to-day whether we are in a British parliament or not, the doubt does not arise from anything spoken by my hon. friend from Labelle, but from what has been spoken by my hon. friend from West Toronto. I have the greatest respect for the gentleman commanding the militia, as much as my hon. friend (Mr. Clarke) has. I think he is one of the ablest men we have ever had to perform this important duty.


Samuel Hughes: And he is a gentleman.


The PRIME MINISTER.: He is a gentleman in every sense of the word. Whether we should have a Canadian or imperial officer as our commander of militia. I will not discuss now. But, whatever may be the merits of the officer commanding the mill-

tia, lie is a subordinate of the Canadian government, and, if be has any policy to propound, it should be propounded to the minister, and the minister is responsible.


Edward Frederick Clarke: He did not propound any policy.


The PRIME MINISTER.: If there were any doubt, I have only to say that we have the same privilege in this House that they have in the British parliament, and there is no doubt whatever that a general commanding the forces has no right to give advice to the people. If he has advice to give, he must give it, not to the people but to the minister whose officer he is. If the General Commanding the Militia has advice to tender, it is not his right-I say it deliberately-to offer advice to the public, but it is his duty to offer it to the minister, and for that policy the minister shall be responsible. The principles are too elementary to be contradicted, but I thought, after the expressions of my hon. friend from West Toronto, it was not inadvisable to repeat them to the House, and even to himself.



Thomas Simpson Sproule: If this war like episode is over, perhaps I may be permitted to refer to the matter that I attempted to bring up when the Orders of the Day were called, the mutilation of the beautiful lawn on the parliament grounds. I noticed yesterday some nine or ten men working on it cutting off the sod, and to-day they have horses and carts drawing the sods away. My first impression was that they intended to attempt some ornamentation with flower beds. But, on making inquiries, I was surprised to find that the object was to make cricket ground for the benefit of the youthful members of the Senate and the House of Commons. I have known for some time that it was the desire of the present government to reform the Senate, but I did not think that that reform would take this direction. They have put in the Senate so many youthful gentlemen between the ages of sixty-five and eighty-five that now they seem to think it necessary to spend public money to make a recreation ground to keep them in good condition mentally and physically. I regret this very much, because it seems to me this mutilation is more like vandalism than anything else. A few years ago, we had the diagonal paths across the grounds, and I do not think they were an element of besyity by any means. It was decided, in the wisdom of those who control these matters, to fill up these paths, and that was done at considerable expense, I thought the result was a very beautiful landscape. When I see the sod cut off to make a cricket ground at an expense to the country of $150 to $200, I confess the wisdom of such a step
is beyond my comprehension. If it is absolutely necessary that we should have cricket why should not the members of parliament, and senators go to Cartier Square and amuse themselves there ? I wonder how far we are to go in these matters. We cannot stop at making grounds. After they are made, we must have an item in the estimates to buy leggings, balls, bats and all the necessary equipment, including clothing, for a proper and respectable parliamentary team, that, I suppose, may travel over the country. I object to this kind of thing all the more because of the parsimony of the government has led them to refuse us anything except an ordinary table in a room. We have been refused a desk, a cupboard or anything where one could store one's letters and lock them up, because you, Mr. Speaker, tell us that the government's desire is to exercise the most stringent economy in connection with the affairs of this House. If a little were saved out of the expense of making a parliamentary cricket grounds and we were given ordinary conveniences to carry on our parliamentry work, it would be better. I think that the government, having their attention directed to this matter, ought to put a stop to this work. I don't think that is right, I don't think the country should endorse it. I do not think that it is right that the beautiful landscape we have had heretofore should be destroyed for the purpose of giving a few youthful members of parliament and senators physical exercise.


The PRIME MINISTER (Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier).: Although I have already spoken, I may be pardoned for speaking again on this subject. It so seldom happens that I can agree with my hon. friend from Grey (Sir. Sproule) that I desire to say that on this occasion I agree with everything that he has said. I do not know that his remarks will be approved by the Minister of Public Works, but I shall convey to him the remarks of my hon. friend, along with my own strong endorsation of his view in favour of keeping the lawn.


Canadian Northern Ry.   G@: McCarthy (North Simcoe). It seems to me that the parsimony of which the hon. member for East Grey complains as existing in the government, exists rather in the heart of the hon. member himself. It is true, I believe, that some members representing both sides of the House spoke to the Minister of Public Works, and pointed out that the grass on the spot where improvements are now going on was not in very good condition. He and his officers looked at it and came to the same conclusion. A small sum of money, not so large as the hon. member has stated, is being spent there for the purpose of improving the ground. But it will not be left in the condition in which it is now, it is going to ba sodded so that a game of cricket can be

played upon It. To suggest that playing cricket upon the grass in front of this House is a work of vandalism, is more I think than the free British people in this Canada of ours will uphold. Now, it is just as easy for us to improve our bodies by playing cricket as it is to improve our minds by sitting in the House of Commons and listening to the hon. gentleman's speeches. It is sometimes necessary to seek recreation for the purpose of bracing one's self up after listening to the speeches of the hon. member for East Grey. As to his complaint about parsimony, I presume that if something was done to some room or other in the Commons, if the desk which he says he cannot get were supplied, possibly he would shut his eyes and wink at the expenditure which has been made for the benefit of the whole parliament. I do not wonder that the hon. gentleman is somewhat jealous, because he would have you understand that a room which he himself occupies is not furnished as he would desire. I have been in the rooms of some of the hon. members on that side of the House, and I have seen them very well furnished, a great deal better furnished than some of the rooms of hon. members on the government side. So possibly it is jealousy which exists in the mind of the hon. member whom the Minister of Customs referred to the other night as the opposition leader from Ontario. Now I believe this is the extent of his complaint, that if we went to the Minister of Public Works and asked him to give the hon. gentleman a desk, or a chair, or a sofa, which would probably cost $100 or $150, he would probably wink at it, and would not mind the expense of the improvements on the lawn in frout of the House. Now cricket is known to be a game in which the Britisher delights, and I should think that improving ourselves in that way would meet the approval of the hon. gentleman. I would ask him if he does not approve of a game which improves the strength of a senator who may bo between the years of sixty-five and eighty-five, as well as the strength of those representing a younger branch of the legislature. I think that we may all be permitted to enjoy a game of cricket, without in any way damaging the beauty of the lawn in front of the House.


Mr. H. A. WARD (East Durham).: As one of the cricketers, I would like to say a word as to the improvement that is in progress on the lawn. I should like also to allay the anxiety of the hon. member for East Grey in regard to the desecration. I think when the hon. member sees a game going on there, he will be inclined to come and join us himself. I approve of this small expenditure which is entailed by the new sodding, because I believe that cricket is a good thing for us young members, at any rate, and perhaps for some of the older members of the House, if they would join with us. It Mr. McCarthy.
would be very advantageous to our health, if we are going to be kept here during the summer, that we should be provided with some recreation of that kind. I am sure that the small expenditure that is being made by the Minister of Public Works will not be found fault with by our constituents in the country.


THE TREADGOLD CONCESSIONS.
Thomas Chase Casgrain: Yesterday I gave notice to the government that when the House was next moved into Committee of Supply I would bring up the matter of the Treadgold concessions. But at the request of certain hon. gentlemen on the other side of the House who wish to speak on this question, and as the Minister of the Interior is not here, I readily acquiesced in the request for delay that has been made, with the understanding that the question will be taken up to-morrow.


The PRIME MINISTER (Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier).: I am sorry to say that I do not think it will be possible for it to come up to-morrow. We have some important Bills which will take up the time to-morrow. But if they are disposed of, we will be only too glad to give an opportunity to my hon. friend.


CONGESTION OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC.
Mr. WALTER SCOTT (West Assiuiboia).: Now that the very important question of military propriety raised by my hon. friend for Labelle (Mr. Bourassa), and I suppose the equally important question raised by the hon. member for East Grey (Mr. Sproule) have been settled to the satisfaction of the House, I desire to draw your attention for a few minutes to another important matter, that is the congestion of the railway traffic which prevails in this country. That congestion now prevails to a serious extent in the western part of Canada, and has prevailed for the past twenty months. In place of the situation improving as the months go by, the people in western Canada find that the traffic congestion is becoming still more serious, and it has reached a state now when I am warranted in bringing it to the attention of the House and of the government. I ask the pardon of the House for reading at some length newspaper statements, and some documents bearing upon the question, which are calculated to lead the House to realize the gravity of the question. In the issue of a Regina newspaper dated the 30th of April, I find an article headed


A FREIGHT JAM AT REGINA.
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Yards Choked with Traffic-Merchants Suffering from Ruinous Delays.
For many weeks past first one merchant and then another has in vigorous language drawn the attention of ' The Leader ' to "lie tact that

the condition of railway traffic in the west is continually getting worse. The situation last year was bad enough when for days and sometimes weeks merchants would be completely out of certain lines of goods because the railway could not get them in, but this year it is infinitely worse for many business houses have been completely sold out of certain lines for weeks and months, notwithstanding that their orders had been placed in plenty of time and the goods promptly shipped by the wholesalers in the east. There is to-day hardly a merchant in Regina-and our exchanges tell the same story of all parts of the territories-who has not orders for goods which were promptly shipped now long overdue. Merchants who ordered goods for the Christmas trade received them after that festive season was over and had to dispose of them at a sacrifice. Others who had supplies ordered and shipped for the early spring trade will have to carry them over for a whole year. The situation at present is that so unreliable has the freight service become that merchants are afraid to place large orders for certain seasonable goods not knowing but they will arrive after the opportune season is past. Any supplies which must be secured without a delay of a month or more are ordered to be shipped by express. This of necessity makes a ruinous inroad into the profits.
A representative spent a short time on Tuesday in going over the Canadian Pacific Railway yard here. By actual count there were over 200 freight cars on the sidings, not taking into account engines, tenders, water tank cars, cabooses and passenger coaches. Cattle cars were to be seen loaded with coal, some of which had not been cleaned before loading, while Lemp's brewery car was labelled as being loaded with lumber from British Columbia. Some of these cars have been in the yard for weeks and were as yet unloaded because they had not been placed where teams could get at them. The yard wa,s so badly congested, almost every foot of track on the sidings being taken up with cars, that it was practically impossible to place cars and in one part of the yard a gang of men were unloading goods on to the prairie. Here was a miscellaneous collection of stoves and other hardware, dry goods, drugs, books and stationery, confectionery and candies, &c., some of which had been on the way to Regina for a couple of months past. In another part of the yard a gang of men were at work laying more track.
On Sunday, the 19th inst., a gentleman counted 123 cars in the gravel pit at Pilot Butte, eight miles east of here
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-and many of these were consigned to Regina and had been in the pit for weeks. One of the Regina carters has made numerous trips to Pilot Butte in order to dray goods into town. One case may be cited of goods ordered of a Toronto firm by telegraph from Regina on February 21st for immediate shipment, a portion of which was delivered here on April 25th ; the balance Is yet to come. These goods were in the Pilot Butte gravel pit for some time. Goods were lying here on Saturday which were billed from Grenfel to Indian Head, both stations east of here.
The week before last a car of United States immigrants was detained at Regina for three days as the company had not a spare engine to haul their coach and several cars of horses,
cattle and household effects north, every available locomotive being utilized to transport the Barr party to Saskatoon.
The Qu'Appelle ' Progress ' interviewed a number of representative business men recently and published their statements which show that a period of three weeks in transit was the very best time made between Winnipeg and Qu'Appelle, a distance of 324 miles, while in the majority of cases a month and one is recorded of goods shipped from Winnipeg on December 1, 1902, which were not yet to hand April 15, 1903. On this date also goods shipped from Montreal on February 27th, from Hamilton on March 10th, from Galt on March 14th had not arrived. The ' Progress ' states that 'more than one merchant is ready to show that he has lost hundreds of dollars by delay in delivery of goods.' Newspapers all over the North-west record the same state of things.
Of course, this is not at all a new story. We from the west had to complain last year of a most serious congestion of traffic which had existed then for several months.
I may say that the Canadian Pacific Railway is the only road the people of the North-west Territories know, and the only road they do business with. We were promised last year by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company that any inconvenience we had suffered in the preceding season would not be repeated, but we found last fall that conditions were even worse than they were the year before. The Winnipeg board of trade, as everybody here is aware, is a very representative and intelligent body of business men, representing, as the lion, member for Selkirk (Mr. McCreary) sometimes points out, not only the people of Winnipeg, but, in some sense, the people of Manitoba and of the North-west Territories.
: That board of trade was led to frame a reso-, lution, and a stronger indictment of any I corporation or body was never framed than this resolution of the Winnipeg board of , trade, which l am going to place before the 1 House. It was not framed hastily. It was 1 discussed by the members of the board of ; trade on two, if not on more occasions. The 1 first proposition which was placed before 1 them in the way of a resolution was amend: ed and changed. This resolution was adopted after full and serious consideration, i and it goes on this wise :
Whereas, in the autumn and early winter of i 1901, the farmers and business classes of Mani-; toba and the North-west Territories suffered d severe losses through the inability of the Cana. dian Pacific Railway Company to cope with the i grain traffic ; and whereas, it was promised, on - behalf of that corporation, that it would sup-i ply itself with an equipment that would enable ; It to carry out the crop of the present year e (1902), and whereas, the company was authorized by parliament to issue additional stock to e the amount of $20,000,000, with the express con- dition that the proceeds were mainly to be used to purchase the necessary equipment, and s whereas, the conditions id regard to grain e transportation during the present shipping sea-o son are as bad as, if not worse, than those i, which prevailed in 1901, with the same result
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-and whereas, the passenger service has become so irregular, unreliable and apparently disorganized, that much loss has been inflicted on business men, and the travelling public has suffered great and long-continued inconvenience and hardship, and whereas, the equipment of the railway company has fallen into such a condition that the corporation is utterly unable to handle the traffic of western Canada, and whereas, the people of western Canada, seem, under present circumstances, to have no recourse or redress against the corporation for the enormous losses which they have sustained, and whereas, the railway corporations have received from the parliament of Canada valuable franchises, monopolies and privileges, besides enormous donations of public money, grants of public lands and the use of the public credit for large sums, in consideration of the corporations providing an adequate and efficient system of public transportation ; and whereas, the parliament of Canada, as the charter-granting power, is the supreme and responsible authority in all questions relating to the regulation or control of public transportation, and the government of Canada is vested with authority to enforce the terms of charter obligations ;
Therefore, be it resolved : That this board respectfully urges the Dominion government to take such immediate action as shall remove the grievous disabilities under which the people of Manitoba and the North-west Territories labour ; and to take such further measures as shall effectually prevent the recurrence of conditions such as those herein described ; that a copy of this resolution be transmitted by the secretary to the government of Canada, and to the Canadian Pacific Railway.
The Winnipeg board of trade found it necessary very recently to further consider this matter, and we see by the press reports that they have decided to send a delegation of their members to Montreal to personally interview the president and other head officials of the Canadian Pacffic Railway Company. I have one other document, and only one other, which I will ask the House to bear with me in reading, framed and adopted by the North-west Assembly in the shape of an address to the Governor General in Council. It goes on to say :
We, His Majesty's dutiable and loyal subjects, the legislative assembly of the Northwest Territories of Canada, in session assembled, humbly approach Your Excellency for the purpose of representing-
That after making due allowance for the extraordinary circumstances with which the Canadian Pacific Railway Company has had to contend it appears to this House-
That the practically continuous freight congestion of the last two years has abundantly Mr. SCOTT.
demonstrated that the Canadian Pacific Railway Company has absolutely failed to provide adequate facilities for the transportation of the grain, cattle and other natural products of these territories and that there has resulted in consequence of the lack of such facilities great loss and damage to the people of these territories not only in respect of the depreciation in the market price of grain but also in respect of cattle, and has further resulted in vexatious delays in the importation of merchandise and in the transaction of the ordinary business of the country :
That the volume of business originating along the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and in the territory directly tributary thereto necessitates that the energies of the company should be concentrated on the providing of adequate facilities for handling such business (which are not now provided) and that good faith with the people of these territories demands that branch lines already promised and partially constructed should be completed this year rather than lines in territory already provided with railway facilities, and
That the prospective increase in the volume of traffic which largely increased cultivation and settlement of lands in these territories will certainly create, will further tend to congest traffic between these territories and the provinces to the east, and unless it is held desirable to divert part of such traffic through foreign channels, adequate facilities for its transportation must be immediately provided, and
That this House does therefore humbly pray that Your Excellency may be pleased to take such action as may be necessary or expedient to insure that the people of these territories are provided with an efficient transportation system as contemplated by the contract made beween the people of Canada and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
Now I may be asked and I very likely will be asked : Wliat are you going to do about it, or what can you suggest to be done about it ? I do not know that I should be held responsible for suggesting a remedy but at all events I do intend to suggest some course of action to the government which may result in bringing about a remedy. I wish to point out to the House that there are two distinct phases of the transportation question as affecting the people of western Canada at this moment. One has reference to providing immediate extension of lines, chiefly in the North-west Territories. The province of Manitoba is already fairly provided with railways so far as the mileage is concerned, but there is necessity in the North-west Territories for a very considerable and a very immediate extension of the railway mileage, because to-day the class of settlement that needs free homesteads has been forced long distances away from the existing railway lines. Even last year it was stated in the Railway Committee here that immigrants from the United States were being forced as far back as seventy-five miles from the Calgary and Edmonton Railway in order to obtain free homesteads, and a large number of the Barr colonists are at present going 180 miles away from any existing railroad. It is

plain that it is absolutely impossible for people to make a satisfactory living out of agriculture if they are located anything like that distance from a line of railway. It is computed that if a farmer is twenty miles away from a railway line he is at the extreme distance which enables him to make a satisfactory living. There is therefore necessity for the immediate extension of the railway mileage in the North-west Territories, but that is not the question which I intend to discuss this afternoon. The other phase of the question chiefly affects the people who live along the existing lines in the territories. The newspaper paragraph which I read has to do with those who live in towns, for instance the people of Regina, who have had the Canadian Pacific Railway for twenty years, and Regina is the southern terminus also of the Regina and Prince Albert line. The most urgent question now, is the question of furnishing facilities on the existing lines. It must be plain to the House that it is not a very sensible proposition to urge the extension of branch lines and other lines in that country, without first urging that provision should be made to facilitate the movement of traffic on the existing lines, because every mile of extension will mean more business and will consequently necessitate more facilities on the existing main roads, and more congestion if the facilities are not provided. I have here quite a mass of literature which is calculated to convince the House that this is an extraordinarily serious matter to the people of the North-west Territories. The blockade which has been most talked about for the past twenty months is the wheat blockade. That is uppermost in the minds of most people and it is perhaps the most serious, but it is not the whole difficulty by any means. I am neither a wheat grower nor a wheat dealer, but in my personal business I have experienced the effects of the traffic congestion in a way which leads me to speak of it with some feeling born of experience. An instance which occurred to me personally may appeal to the members of this House who are newspaper publishers. We in the western country buy practically all our paper supplies in eastern Canada, and I purchased some paper in the east about the first of March before I left Regina to attend the session. Under ordinary circumstances that paper should have reached Regina three weeks after, but as a matter of fact the office only received that paper last week, when it was fully five weeks overdue. But that is not the whole story. For three weeks I was receiving letters and telegrams constantly, advising me that the office was in very great difficulty on account of the nonarrival of this paper, and finally they told me that every stick of type in the office was set in form for the presses awaiting the arrival of the paper and that if some relief was not forthcoming the whole
staff would have to take a holiday. To relieve the difficulty I bought a quarter of a ton of type in Toronto, and as it was useless to put that type in a freight car, because there would be no guarantee that it would get there any time before Christmas, I sent the type by express. To alleviate my feelings I learned just after the type was sent by express, at very high charges, that the office was informed that the paper had been in the Regina yard for three weeks notwithstanding that inquiries were made to the railway agent at that point every day during these three weeks. That simply illustrates the extraordinary confusion which exists over the whole railway system in the west. The local officers of the railway are not at all to be blamed, because they are simply overworked, and have been overworked for months. They are not the men who are to blame. That is merely one instance which I cite as to my own personal loss. I will give another instance of the loss which was entailed on a Regina cattle shipper last fall. He ordered cars ten days ahead for the shipment of 250 export cattle, and he writes :
I had to hold my cattle here a week after the cars should have been here. The result was : I lost my buyer ; I lost the boat at Montreal ; and I was forced to take the shipment to Toronto. I fed at Winnipeg and again at Sehrei-ber, but the run was so slow, together with the six-inehes-deep mud pond in which the cattle had to lie down at Schreiber, that the animals fell off, looked badly and sold poorly. I lost a good thousand dollars by that week's delay in procuring cars.
It must be evident to every man in this House that such conditions will eventually prevent men from doing business in the west and will shake the confidence of the business community in our transportation system. To show the state of confusion that exists now, and which has existed for months, I will relate an incident that was given to me by a farmer of the Indian Head district, who told me that having shipped a car of wheat for Fort William, he waited the ordinary time, and not receiving returns he commenced to make inquiries, and after considerable delay he was informed that his car of wheat had been found at Lethbridge, which is six or seven hundred miles west of Indian Head, in place of at Fort William, which is six or seven hundred miles east. The Public Works Department of the government of the North-west Territories last year lost two cars of bridge timber which they had ordered in British Columbia, and after weeks of apparently fruitless search one of the cars which should have been at a point in southern Alberta was found down east of Estevan, in southern Assiniboia, and the other car was found north of Regina, but the timber which should have been on it was gone.
Some hon. MEMBERS: Hear, hear.


Thomas Walter Scott: As every lion, gentleman here from the west knows, I might go on to give incident after incident of this kind, so that they would fill not only books but the whole library. These things go to show what the people of the west have been suffering for nearly two years. A worse phase of the matter than almost any I have spoken of is this, that from the early part of November till late in February, the people in Manitoba and in the greater part of the North-west Territories were on the ragged edge of a coal famine. If we had had last winter the kind of storms which we have suffered in some years, it is almost certain that hundreds of people in that country would have been frost-bitten, and that an absolute coal famine would have taken place. As it was, in certain parts of the country the farmers were driven to the necessity of burning their fences.


Mr. DAVIS.: And their furniture.


Thomas Walter Scott: My hon. friend from Saskatchewan says, ' And their furniture.' That was reported ; but I know that people were frequently deprived of coal because of the inability of the railway companies to deliver coal, and were driven to the necessity of getting fuel of other kinds. Then there was trouble in connection with the passenger service. Every department of the railway seemed to be short or disorganized. For five months at Regina the No. 1 express train from the Atlantic, heading for the Pacific, did not come into the place five times on schedule time. The trains were usually half a dozen hours late-sometimes three or four hours, sometimes five or six hours, occasionally twenty or thirty hours. The conditions would not have been complained of so bitterly if the people could have got any word of when they could reasonably expect the train. The train would be billed up an hour late ; passengers would go to the station at the specified time, and find that the detention was extended a couple of hours, and sometimes very much longer. The hon. member for Saskatchewan will remember one occasion in February, when he and I were at Maple Creek. No. 1 train, according to the schedule, should have passed there at half-past four o'clock ; but it was billed to arrive at eight o'clock. There were some parties there from Medicine Hat who wished to go home on that train. They sat in the hotel at Maple Creek till half-past eleven. The report came from the station that the train would certainly be in at a quarter to twelve. At a quarter to twelve the report came that it had not yet left Swift Current, and could not possibly reach Maple Creek till four o'clock. As a matter of fact, it came along at about five o'clock, and our Medicine Hat friends got on board to go home, after sitting the whole night in suspense. That kind of thing occurred during the whole winter. Conditions became so serious that the commercial travellers held
indignation meetings at Winnipeg and passed strong resolutions protesting to all concerned, as I am doing this afternoon, endeavouring to create some general realization of the conditions which the people in the country have to bear.
East year, when this matter of the Canadian Pacific Railway equipment was discussed, certain excuses were made by some members of the House for the company's lack of facilities, and I was myself disposed at that time to feel that there was some excuse for the company-that a swift rate of progress had come so suddenly on the country, and its growth was so fast, that it was not surprising that the company, like other people, had been taken somewhat unawares. But a year has passed since that time, and we find, contrary to the promises given by the company to the House and the country, that the conditions to-day are very much worse than they were then, and I think today the company is deprived of any reasonable or valid excuse for those conditions.
Occasionally an officer of the company will state in eastern Canada-he will not make the same statement in western Canada, because the conditions are too well understood there-that a great part of the cause of the congestion is to be found in the Manitoba Grain Act passed by this House. The company in that way tries to put the blame on the members of this House, implying that this House has passed a foolish and unreasonable Grain Act which has tied up the operations of the company. A reason of that kind would not stand very long if stated in the hearing of western people. The meaning of it is that the platform-loading provision of the Act holds the ears of the company, or is liable to hold them, for twenty-four hours. But that provision did not damage the power of the company last season one-half of one per cent, because during two or three months practically every siding on the whole system, in the Northwest Territories at all events-I am not so certain about Manitoba-was blocked with loaded cars, which, after being loaded with wheat, stood there week after week, in some instances as long as two months. That is sufficient to show that no weight at all is to be placed on the excuse of the company, that part of the reason of the congestion was to be found in the Grain Act.
We had it also stated to the House last year, and it is stated at odd times throughout the country, that it is unreasonable to expect that the company is going to move out the whole wheat crop during the navigation season, which is of about three mouths' duration. The people do not ask that ; but last year, out of a total crop of some 64,000,000 bushels, when navigation closed it was found that the Canadian Pacific Railway had only been able to haul to Fort William 15,000,000 bushels. So that when the company cannot haul 25 per cent of the crop in the navigation season, they


Thomas Walter Scott: cannot contend that they have adequate equipment. I think every one now is compelled to admit that the conditions which prevail to-day and which have prevailed for the past twenty months, are due wholly and entirely to the lack of that equipment which the country has a right to expect the company to have, and which any company serving a district so important and in which the products promise to become so great, should have provided. But still we occasionally meet the statement that the business of that country has grown to such proportions that no single road could be expected to handle it.
I may say that in that statement I take no stock at all. I think it would be possible to have the present Canadian Pacific Railway line equipped in such a manner that it would not only do all the business to be done at present, but five or six times as much more to meet future demands. I am led to this belief by the conditions of other railways. On the Pennsylvania there are maintained twenty freight cars for each mile of track and that company has one locomotive in operation for every two miles of track. A proportionate equipment on the Canadian Pacific Railway would mean 160,000 freight cars and 4,000 locomotives. Last fall the Canadian Pacific Railway had only 27,000 freight cars and 743 locomotives. Hon. members may say that you cannot make a fair comparison between the Pennsylvania and the Canadian Pacific Railway. Then take a road with which a comparison may be more fairly made. Take the Northern Pacific. It has six cars per mile of track and one locomotive for every seven miles. That would mean 48,000 freight cars, as against 27,000 on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and 1,100 locomotives, as against 743. I have not here the actual figures regarding the equipment of the Great Northern, but I am informed that it moved in the month of November 12,000,000 bushels of grain, as against 15,000,000, which was all the Canadian Pacific Railway was able to move during the whole shipping season. And the Great Northern is a road which was built entirely, I believe, without public aid. Nevertheless it is equipped and operated as a private enterprise, and is running through a country which does not offer the business that our North-west does, so that there is all the more reason why the Canadian Pacific Railway should have far superior equipment. It may not be out of place to make some reference to the departments in which the Canadian Pacific Railway seem to be deficient. It is not a question of cars at all. I believe that last fall the company had sufficient cars for freight, if their other equipment had been up to the mark. I do not believe that it is a question of lack of locomotives so much as a lack In other departments. We know that last year the company put on ninety-eight new locomotives. and I believe that every new locomotive simply added to the congestion and 77
confusion. The deficiency seems to be in round-houses and shops more than locomotives. A gentleman who was here last week told me that he had seen at one time eleven locomotives in the Moosejaw yards, which had come in from their run in fairly good condition, and could not get into the shops, because the shops and roundhouse room were wholly inadequate. There may be sufficient shops in Winnipeg, but west of Winnipeg, at Brandon, Moosejaw and Medicine Hat and at other points, I am informed that the shops are simply what they were twenty years ago. Practically no increases have been made since the line was first built.


Mr. COWAN.: You cannot move grain with a round-house.


Thomas Walter Scott: My hon. friend from South Essex says you cannot move grain with a round-house. Certainly not, but you must have locomotives, and you must keep them in order so that they may be able to move the grain, and to keep them in order, you must take them into the shops and have little repairs made to them. But owing to the impossibility of getting locomotives into the shops, they had to stand in the yard with water in them and the steam up and turn out again on their run, and the result was that all last fall and winter there were dead engines to be met everywhere. On one occasion the one locomotive on the Prince Albert branch died ; another was sent to its relief,' which, too died ; and finally there were five dead engines on the branch. Then there is a lack of sidings. In fact, in every department the equipment has become inefficient. The impression prevails amongst the people of the western country who pay attention to these matters- and most of us out there do-that for the sake of the stock market the Canadian Pacific Railway system has been simply starved for years. There is to be found the real reason for the existing condition. I have here a statement made about the Canadian Pacific Railway, as far back as 1S96, by a financial journal, so well known as the London ' Economist ' :
We cannot understand how the reduction of expenses referred to can possibly have been attained except by the postponement of necessary outlays. Expenses must have been cut down to the bone, and the future will have to afford a recompense.
In its succeeding issues, this paper criticised the policy of the Canadian Pacific Railway and pointed out clearly what was bound to happen, almost as clearly as if at the time it had a knowledge of the facts existing to-day. The ' Economist ' pointed out that some day progress would come on the country with a rush and the company would be totally unable to keep up with it. No one in the west, who comes in touch at all with the railway officials, is ignorant of the fact that from year to year, or rather from



half-year to half-year-because, I understand, that the estimates of the road are made up half-yearly In many cases-the estimates sent down to the head office by the western officials were chopped sometimes sixty, seventy and eighty per cent, and the company have sometimes asked their staff on the western line to do the business with twenty per cent of the money which those officials declared necessary to keep up the system as it ought to be maintained.
I shall probably be asked what we are going to do about it. I do not know that I am very clear on that point in my own mind. Hut I am free to say that I think the problem is one which this government and parliament are bound to face and face boldly. Just what can be done, I do not know that I am prepared to say, but something must be done if Manitoba and the North-west Territories are not to receive a very serious check. There is one thing that may be suggested. In the Canadian Pacific Railway contract there are specific provisions with regard to the character of the service to be given by this company which was organized in 18S1. The company, of course, was placed under the general law with regard to the efficiency of service and that law contained these provisions. I am quoting from the statutes of 1879, the Consolidated Railway Act, section 25, subsection 2 :
The trains shall be started and run at regular hours to be fixed by public notice, and shall furnish sufficient accommodation for the transportation of all passengers and goods as are within a reasonable time previous thereto offered at the place of starting, and at the junctions of other railways and at usual stopping-places established for receiving and discharging way passengers and goods from the train.
3. Such passengers and goods shall be taken, transported and discharged at, from and to such places, on the due payment of the toll, freight or fare legally authorized therefor.
But, in the contract and in the Act of incorporation there are more stringent provisions. In section 3 of the Act by which the Canadian Pacific Railway contract was ratified, we find these sentences :
Upon the organization of the said company, and the deposit by them, with the government, of one million dollars in cash or securities approved by the government, for the purpose in the said contract provided, and in consideration of the completion and perpetual and efficient operation of the railway by the said company, as stipulated in the said contract, the government may grant to the company a subsidy

-and so on. Thus, it is very distinctly provided that there shall be efficient operation by the company in return for the valuable privileges and franchises conferred upon them. Also, under section 5 :
The Canadian Pacific Railway defined as aforesaid shall become and be thereafter the absolute property' of the company ; the whole, however, upon the terms and conditions,

-one of which I have recited

-and subject to the restrictions and limitations contained in the said contract.
There is a sentence at the end of section 7 of the contract:
And the company shall thereafter and for ever efficiently maintain, work and run the Canadian Pacific Railway.
At six o'clock, House took recess.
After Recess.
House resumed at eight o'clock.


Thomas Walter Scott: Mr. Speaker, before six o'clock I had already occupied more time than I had expected would be necessary in bringing the question of the serious congestion of railway traffic in the country to tiie attention of the House. But, possibly, if it is justifiable for lion, members to occupy a couple of hours discussing the question whether the officer commanding should or should not have made a particular speech, and to occupy fifteen of the twenty-eight-dollar minutes of the House in discussing whether a few yards of sod in front of these buildings should be taken out, it may not lie improper for an lion, member to spend some time in ventilating in the House such very serious conditions as do exist to-day, as inust be admitted to exist to-day, in this country with regard to railways.
Now, as I said before, I shall probably he asked : What do you suggest ; it is very well to talk about these conditions existing, but what are you going to do about it; what is it possible for this xiarliament to do ? Some hon. gentlemen may say that this is a business pertaining entirely to the company, that the company is responsible. But I think that when we remember the very large assistance that was given to the Canadian Pacific Railway by the people of Canada to assist at the inception of their undertaking, and the very considerable assistance that has been given to the company from time to time within the last twenty years, and when we consider the nature of the contract and undertaking the company entered into with the people of Canada, it cannot but be admitted that the representatives of the people in this parliament have a duty to perform, that they are face to face with that duty and are under obligation to deal with the problem without delay. We shall likely be told, also, that the company has already expended large sums of money. As a matter of fact, the information was given to the House yesterday, by the Minister of Railways (Hon. Mr. Blair) in answer to a question by the hon. member for Selkirk (Mr. McCreary) that the government had been informed by the company that already some 87,000,000 of the $20,000,000 authorized by this parliament last session has been expended on rolling stock within the past year, and that the company has contracted to spend nearly


Thomas Walter Scott: port wheat into the country elevators before the break up of the roads, which might be expected about the end of March, and before the seeding season came on, it was necessary that 13,000,000 bushels of wheat should be shipped out of the country-that would be between the 20th of January and some date towards the end of March. Mr. Whyte admitted that the largest amount his company could expect to handle within that time was 6,000,000 bushels. He said that they expected to be able to haul 3,000,000 bushels to St. John by rail, and they would, before the end of March, have an additional
3.000.	000 bushels space at Fort William. They could therefore expect to handle
6.000.	000 bushels, and no more, out of the
13.000.	000 bushels that it was admitted then
must be taken out of the country before the break up of tne winter roads. The Territorial Commissioner of Agriculture, Mr. Bulyea, had just come from St. Paul where he had conferred with the officials of the Great Northern, the Northern Pacific and the St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie roads; and he had come back to Regina with promises from these companies that they would accept all the wheat that the North-west could furnish to them within the next two months. They said there was at that time open space in the Duluth elevators for 30,000,000 bushels, and they had sufficient railway equipment at their disposal at the time to enable them to handle all the wheat that we could furnish to them. It was suggested, naturally, to Mr. Whyte that the solution of the problem as it existed then was that the Canadian Pacific Railway should turn over to the Soo and to the Great Northern the 7,000,000 bushels of excess. The House will scarcely believe me when I state that when this proposition was made to the president of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company he turned it down, he absolutely refused to allow the people of the North-west Territories to send out that excess of 7,000,000 bushels of wheat through American channels. When the question came up in that form the president of the Canadian Pacific Railway was intensely patriotic:	It would be acting against the interests of Canada to allow this wheat to go out over American roads, and rather than permit that, the wheat must lie upon the North-west farms and rot. It may be contended-if there is any one here to speak on behalf of the Canadian Pacific Railway- that I am putting the refusal of the president a little too bluntly. I may admit to you that when the fact was stated in the newspapers in the North-west Territories, the Canadian Pacific Railway did complain, and tried to hedge about their refusal. I may be permitted to read a letter which was sent with regard to this matter by Mr. Whyte, the assistant to the president. A newspaper in Regina had stated that Sir Thomas Shaughnessy had turned down the request of the Western Grain Growers' As-


Thomas Walter Scott: sociation on that occasion, and Mr. Whyte sent this letter to the newspapers, dated January 31:
I am very much surprised at the article which appeared in your issue of January 29, headed ' The Canadian Pacific Railway refuses.' In fairness to the company I trust you will kindly publish this and my telegram to Mr. Bulyea, which I understand is the refusal you refer to, and which reads as follows :-
* I am authorized to say that instructions have been given to load back all cars coming in by the Soo line and Great Northern routes. Since our meeting '

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That is the conference that I have referred to.
-' space has presented itself at Fort William by the opening of elevator D, and shipments to that point are being again accepted. Nearly 2,000,000 bushels more space will be available in March by the completion of new annex to elevator D at Fort William. Daily shipments are being made by our all rail route and we are taking all grain offered by that route as well as the grain for export that we can find ocean space for. Over 'two million bushels have been forwarded, all rail, since navigation. The company is fully alive to the requirements of the situation, and feels satisfied that the supply of cars now being sent to the territories will meet farmers' requirements.'
That is the kind of statement that has been repeated to the people of the west for many months, that the company was entirely satisfied that they were going to be able to meet all the requirements of the situation :
I may further add that during the last day or two cars supplied at stations in territories for use of farmers have not as yet been loaded and I will feel obliged if you can do anything to get them to load cars more promptly.
That was another characteristic and typical statement that we have had ever since the traffic congestion became apparent, and we have bad, month after month, the officials of the company endeavouring to put the blame on somebody else. Now this telegam of Mr. Whyte was just as much a refusal as the telegram of Sir Thomas Sbaugh-r.essy directed to the Commissioner of Agriculture had been, to the request that the company would permit a quantity of grain to be sent out over American roads, Mr. Sliauglinessy's reply was that the people who were in the conference-I suppose they must have included Mr. Whyte, the representatives of the Grain Growers' Association and the members of the North-west government-must have been unaware that the company was already allowing grain to be shipped out over American roads. The arrangement that was in force and to which the president referred was the arrangement that all American or foreign cars finding their way into the territories might be loaded and sent back over these roads. Prior to the 20th of January this arrangement bad been in force for over two months, and up to that time I venture

to say that not more than 40,000 bushels and in all probability not 25,000 bushels had then found their way out of the country. That arrangement might have been working for fifteen or twenty years before the
7,000,000 bushels requiring to be moved could have been sent out under it. The company repeated that they were quite satisfied that they would be able to deal with the situation. The House will remember that a year ago when we discussed the conditions that existed in the fall of 1001 the company professed to be quite satisfied that these conditions would never be repeated. It is such statements as these made by the company and which are never fulfilled that have led to a very serious intensity of feeling on the part of the people in regard to the operations of the company. I may say at the very time that Sir Thomas Shaughnessy patriotically was refusing to allow Canadian wheat to be hauled over American roads a number of grain dealers in Vancouver were obliged to refuse Australian orders for western Canadian wheat on account of the fact that the Canadian Pacific Railway was unable to deliver the wheat at Vancouver and the Australian dealers were obliged to go across the line to the state of Washington to get their orders filled. I must say, for my part, that when we find conditions like these and when we find an attitude like this on the part of the company the people of the west are entirely within their rights when they make representations to this government and to this parliament demanding that some action be taken on the part of the government and of parliament to compel the company to observe their charter and contract obligations. Before six o'clock I was referring to the very specific provisions which appear in the Canadian Pacific Railway contract. Defective as this contract is in many particulars in regard to the rights of the people it seems that the framers of it had been careful to have very specific provisions put in in regard to the character of the service which the company must maintain and I think I quoted before six o'clock from section seven of the contract. The last sentence of section seven states :
And the company shall thereafter and for ever efficiently maintain, work and run the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Section eight is as follows :
Upon the reception from the sovermnent of the possession of each of the respective portions of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the company shall equip the same in conformity with the standard herein established for the equipment of the sections thereby contracted for, and shall thereafter maintain and efficiently operate the same.
If a suggestion is demanded from me in the way of a remedy for the conditions of which I am complaining I will propose this : The company have plainly forfeited their charter rights by failing to give an efficient
service to the people of Canada in return for the very great privileges, franchises, subsidies and land grants that were handed over to them and if there is no other method of bringing the company to a realization of their responsibilities, or of compelling the company to carry out their charter obligations, I would suggest that a case be taken to the courts to decide now whether or not the suggestion I make is not the right one. Take a case to the courts and have a judicial decision given upon the point whether or not the Canadian Pacific railway have by their failure to serve the people forfeited their charter rights and whether these charter rights may not be taken away and such fresh arrangements made with the company by parliament as to the representatives of the people seem proper. There is another suggestion, perhaps a little less drastic than that, which may be made and which I think there is no doubt would very quickly bring an end to the condition of things against which we have at present to complain. In one section of the Manitoba Grain Act there are three words, which, if cut out, I think, would go a considerable length in very quickly bringing relief. These three words are ' without undue delay ' and they refer to the furnishing of cars. I think if we cut out these three words ' without undue delay ' a great deal of good will he done. I. make this suggestion to the government in all seriousness as a remedy for the conditions that are prevailing in the country at the present time. I propose to cut these words out of the Act and make the company liable to penalties for failure to give cars within a reasonable time after they are applied for, to put them under a penalty for failure to do the business of the country iu au efficient manner and I think that possibly next year and for all time to come we will not be under the necessity of taking up the time of the House iu making such serious complaints as I am endeavouring to voice at the present time. As I have said the position now has become entirely intolerable. This difficulty commenced about twenty months ago during the autumn of 1901 and the company told the people from time to time: Well, we have been caught a little bit but this will never occur again. We are going to make provisions which will remedy this condition next? season and there will be nothing like this to complain of. Well, next season came and we found that notwithstanding tlie great promises the company were making about the expenditure of money and the additional equipment and facilities they were providing-I say we found that last season, in the month of November, notwithstanding the promised additional equipment, that the company hauled 1,000 cars less to Fort William than they did the year before and that during the whole season of 1902 their haulage to Fort William was 750 cars less than their


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haulage of 1901. I am bound to say that the cars were larger and that they hauled a few bushels more of wheat than in 1901, but as a matter of fact they hauled 750 cars less than during the preceding season. From time to time during the whole of last summer when it was apparent to almost everybody in that country who took the trouble to look into the situation that there was going to be a repetition of the blockade, business men, grain shippers, and others urged upon the company that they ought to bestir themselves and make some further efforts with the view of meeting the situation and the answer of the officers of the company was : What do you know about this matter ? Have you the information ? We have the information, we know what is being done and you do not know anything about it. We know ail about the conditions and we are perfectly satisfied that we can do all the business that requires to be done this fall. Yet, we find that the conditions were very much more serious than they were the year before. The same thing occurred during last winter at the time of this conference with Mr. Whyte. I was present at this conference at Regina on the twentieth of January when it was urged upon Mr. Whyte that not only in the interest of the company but in the interest of the country and the people generally the company should be only too glad to get rid of this 7,000,000 bushels of wheat because it was plain to every person that there was going to be an enormous immigration, that it would be necessary to haul down an enormous quantity of lumber and that in these ways the business of the company was going to be so greatly increased as to seriously tax the equipment of the company no matter how good it was and no matter how many additions were made to it.
But the officers of the company said: Oh, we are perfectly satisfied that we are going to be able to do the business all right. And the result is that the congestion and confusion at all points of the Canadian Pacific Railway, west of Winnipeg, are worse today than they ever were in the history of the country or in the history of the company. The Canadian Pacific Railway are perfectly satisfied; they were perfectly satisfied last fall when some of the settlers had to burn their fences because of lack of fuel. Of course the Canadian Pacific Railway tried to put the blame on other people; they do that constantly. There was a considerable amount of correspondence published in the newspapers late in the fall between the officers of the Canadian Pacific Railway and the officers of the coal companies at Roche Percee and Lethbridge. The coal companies did not relish the idea of the Canadian Pacific Railway putting the blame for the fuel famine on them, and the officers of the coal companies made it clear to the officers of the railway company that the Mr. SCOTT.
latter were to blame for the condition of things that existed. Now, Mr. Speaker, I have not told one-thousandth part of all that might be told, but I think possibly l have occupied the attention of the House long enough and there are other representatives from the west who are prepared to supplement the few things that I have said. I emphasize the fact that this is not a local question, but that it is a national question. Probably the people west of Lake Superior feel the pinch more than others do, but there is no person in the Dominion who is not interested or who ought not to be interested in this question. There was a loss to the half a million people in Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, and that means a loss to all the people of Canada. I am convinced that there was a loss of not less than $10,000,000 last year to the people of the Northwest because of the conditions that prevailed on the railways. There was a loss of $5,000,000 on the wheat alone. I believe that the price of wheat was depressed an average of ten cents a bushel. I know of a particular case where the difference between what they call the ' street ' price and the 'track' price was as much as seventeen cents a bushel. That is to say, that when a farmer did procure a car by chance and was able to send out his own wheat and sell it, he got seventeen cents a bushel more for it than he was offered at the elevator. The House will recognize that auv condition which depresses the price of the farmer's wheat to the extent of ten cents a bushel, and seventeen cents a bushel in an extreme case, is an intolerable condition. I believe that the farmers of that country were robbed of not less than $5,000,000 on their wheat because of the condition that prevailed last year on the railway. In other ways, some of which I have described, there was a further loss, and I believe, Sir, that the people of that country were robbed of not less than $10,000,000 on the whole last year, because of this condition of things. The company tell us that they are not able to get the equipment, but I very much doubt that. They have been bonused and assisted enough by the people of Canada to warrant them in making an extra effort to save the people of the west from being robbed in the way I have described, and they could well afford to take say $3,000,000 to go to the markets of the world and purchase locomotives. I think that if I were furnished with $2,000,000 or $3,000,000 and let loose in Europe or the United States to pick up locomotives and freight cars I would not come back empty handed. Months ago I suggested, and I repeat the suggestion now, that a commission should be appointed by the government to study the conditions on that railway, and if necessary the1 commission should go to other countries to discover whether railway equipment cannot be bought with money, no matter what the price would be. It would pay the govern-
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meat, if the company cannot stand the cost, to spend half a million or a million if necessary rather than to have half a million of the citizens of Canada robbed to tne extent I have stated. This is a phase of the question distinct from that of the extension of railway mileage in the west, and it js a phase which is of more immediate importance to us. It is absolutely useless to allow people to come to our country at the rate they are coming in now-35,000 new settlers up to the present this year, 20,000 during April alone-and to increase the production, if we do not take steps to see that their products can be shipped out. Every additional mile of railway built u Manitoba or the North-west Territories is merely going to add to the congestion if we do not provide facilities for operating the existing lines and accommodating the people in that country at the present time. The building of new lines of railway will not relieve this congestion in the time in which it must be relieved. It is impossible to build a new railway from the east to Winnipeg this year, and the unfortunate condition of things' I have described must be relieved this year if a worse condition is not to be created. Mr. Speaker, I trust I can with confidence leave this matter in the hands of the government and of the House.
Hon. J. I. TARTE (Montreal, St. Mary's).: Let me say a word or two on behalf of those people in Canada who have an interest in a land which is not North-west land. We fully recognize the importance of the west. As I have said on many occasions, we from the other provinces will be always glad; to do anything possible to promote the progress and development of our North-west lands, but we believe that the part of the country in which we live is just as good as the North-west, and that the half million people who are in Manitoba and the Territories are not any better people than we are. They are just as good but no better. We wish them God speed, but on our side we would like to have from them the right to be allowed to live. My hon. friend (Mr. Scott) has used very strong language indeed. He goes to the extent of saying that the people of Canada are allowing the Canadian Pacific Railway to rob the people of the west,


Some hon. MEMBERS: Hear, hear.


Joseph Israël Tarte: These are very strong words, but we have been hearing them in this House for the last three or four years. We are now told that this year the people of the west have been robbed of ten cents, or perhaps seventeen cents per bushel on their wheat. That is a statement for which I would like corroboration in stronger evidence than words. I do not believe that anything of the kind has happened and I do not think that my hon. friend (Mr. Scott) can prove it. He thought, of course, that he was speaking Gospel truth ; but he cannot prove what he has said. There has been congestion of trade in the Canadian west, just as there has been in the American west. The Northern Pacific and the Great Northern have not given better accommodation to the American farmers than the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Canadian Northern have given to our farmers. For two months the Great Northern could not handle its trade.


Thomas Walter Scott: May I remind my hon. friend that I stated that in the month of January the Great Northern was able to handle all the grain the North-west Territories could give it.	.


Joseph Israël Tarte: There was just as much congestion on the American side as on the Canadian side.


Thomas Walter Scott: There was congestion, but not much.


Joseph Israël Tarte: There was quite as much. Their roads could not take any more freight just then. If five additional railways were built in the Northwest Territories they could not possibly handle the trade during the season of navigation. The west is developing. Last year the season for moving the crop began on the 12th of October, none of the crop was moved before the 12th of October, and the Cth of December was the last day on which the port at Fort William was open. It was a very short season indeed. The Canadian Pacific Railway and the Canadian Northern, powerful as they are., cannot lengthen the season, and the government cannot do it either. Even if there were three or four more railways, they could not handle the trade of the west in such a short season. It cannot be done ; it is out of the question. My hon. friend has said that in the month of January an application was made to ship to Duluth 6,000,000 bushels of grain. Well, I doubt very much if there were 6,000,000 bushels of grain ready to be shipped at that time, and the hon. gentleman cannot prove it.


Thomas Walter Scott: There were 14,000,000 bushels ready to be shipped.


Joseph Israël Tarte: The point is not whether the wheat was there. The question is whether the farmers were ready to ship it.


Thomas Walter Scott: At the moment there were far more than 6,000,000 bushels of wheat in the country elevators.


Joseph Israël Tarte: I do not say that the grain was not there. What I say is that the farmers were not then anxious to ship their grain to that extent. The farmers were told that on application they would be given as many cars as could be placed at their disposal. Since the month of January the Canadian Pacific Railway has taken 3,000,000 bushels of grain on its all-rail route.

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Now, this country must stand by itself. There is a North-west, but there are also Canadian railways and Canadian ports; and the ambition of the Canadian people, when they decided to spend about $100,000,000 in building a great transcontinental railway, was to use their summer and winter ports as much as they could. Therefore the Canadian Pacific Railway is not only justified, but must make it a duty, to ship through Canadian ports all the trade they can handle. There are very many business men in this House, and there is not one of them who does not know that on many occasions he could not get immediately all the accommodation he wanted. There is not one shipper in the older provinces who, during the last two or three years, the last year especially, has not been obliged to wait for cars. I have seen on the sidings between Montreal and western points last year as many as 1,500 cars waiting. We could not ship everything at the same time. Our friends in the west must submit to the inevitable, as we have to do in the older provinces. My hon. friend, who is generally moderate in his views, has not been very mild to-day, but has gone to extremes. He has given us as an evidence of bad management and bad will on the part of the Canadian Pacific Railway the fact that one car has been lost track of. Well, among the many thousand cars that are moved on a great railway, it is not a miracle that one car is lost. I remember very well, during my travels on the other side of the ocean, that one of my friends lost his wife for two long days ; but he found her all right- she had been in good hands. Joking apart, it seems to me that our lion, friends from the west, instead of doing their level best to depreciate a great Canadian enterprise, would be wiser to join with us in finding the best means of alleviating the situation. What is the use of giving delight to the, great American railways, the competitors of the Canadian Pacific Railway ?-because that is what it means. Every blow aimed at this great enterprise gives delight to its American competitors. It seems to me that we should stand by each other better than our friends from the west do. Let them permit me to say that to them in all friendliness : They are wrong in their views, and in the policy they are pursuing.
My hon. friend has admitted that the Canadian Pacific Railway has spent about $7,000,000 in equipment. That is a large sum. Why, the port of Montreal, needs today an expenditure of $5,000,000 or $6,000,000. The older provinces have some importance, but we do not get up in arms and say that we are not getting anything. We understand that we must move with the times and take into account the difficulties we have to meet. As far as I am concerned-and I know that I am expressing the feelings of the great majority of this parliament-we will stand for Canadian Hon. Mr. TARTE.
ports as against American ports ; and if our friends from the west have to wait a little, they will have to hold their souls in patience as we are doing. The two railways already in that country have equipped themselves to the best of their ability. My hon. friends know that the Canadian Pacific Railway have tried to get more stock than they have been able to secure. They have given orders to some Canadian corporations for locomotives and they are not yet delivered, with the view of encouraging Canadian industry. They have applied to the United States, France, England and Germany for cars and locomotives, but could not get them for love or money. My hon. friends from the west cannot be ignorant of that. What is the use then of getting up in the House and saying that the Canadian Pacific Railway are robbing the people of the west to such an extent that their charter should be forfeited ? That is going very far in the wrong direction.
There is another fact which my hon. friend knows perhaps better than any body else. Water supply for the locomotives was not available. In the grain growing districts during the months of August and September and October, in the season of 1900, the rain fall was 7-66 inches, the following year it was 4'37 and last year it was only 2-31 inches. The result of that was that not sixty per cent of the power of the locomotives could be used. My hon. friend knows that as well as I do, and probably better because he was there.


Thomas Walter Scott: There was a lack of expenditure to provide the water.


Joseph Israël Tarte: There was no rain and therefore that was the fault of the Canadian Pacific Railway. That is just the way we are treated, I do not believe that it is fair for us members of parliament, even members representing such a large portion of Canada as the North-west, to take such a stand. It may be if the Canadian Pacific Railway had foreseen that there would be no rain, they would have dug new wells. I do not know what kind of work should be done there to secure water, but all the same the supply of water was not available because the Divine Providence did not send sufficient rain.
Mr. SCOTT, alight I ask my hon. friend what weather statistics he is quoting from, because, as a matter of fact, every one in the North-west knows that last year we had a good deal more rain than the year before.
An hon. aiEaiBER. It swept away the bridges.
Hon. air. TARTE. aiy hon. friend says that there was so much water that the bridges were carried away. They were carried away in the month of June, but not in the months of August, September and October. That is just the kind of argu-

ments these lion, gentlemen use. If my hon. friends will permit me, I would tell them that that sort of thing appeals to prejudice and nothing else.


Thomas Walter Scott: I was in Calgary in the middle of July and was held up there for three days by high water.


Joseph Israël Tarte: We know now that it rained in July, but is that evidence that it rained in August, September and October. What I say is this, and the truth of my statements can be easily ascertained, that in the months of August, September and October of last year, there were only 2 31 inches of rain. That is my statement and it is true. My hon. friend knows that most of the locomotives were nearly half the time in the shops because the water became so bad that it was thick.


Thomas Walter Scott: They did not have room in the shops for them.


Thomas Osborne Davis: They had not any shops to put them in.


Joseph Israël Tarte: There is no arguing with those who do not wish to use arguments. There was no water. It is a well known fact, which my hon. friends know as well as I, that the locomotives could not work because of lack of water. But at the end of the speech of my hon. friend, we found the real reason for his utterances. He says : we want new lines. The Canadian Pacific Bailway has already spent between $7,000,000 and $10,000,000 for equipment, for locomotives, for cars, for sidings and for other works, but that is not enough because we must have new lines. In other words, the Canadian people are being given notice to-day that an application for $7,000,000, $10,000,000, perhaps $15,000,000, will be on the Table in a short time. That is the meaning of the speech we have just heard. The policy of the government is not yet known, but I believe that fair notice of motion has been given us to-night. We have a large surplus in the treasury, business is booming, applications are booming also-applications from the different provinces for larger subsidies, applications from the North-west for perhaps $10,000,000. It is fine, it is interesting, but all the same I cannot forget-we from the older provinces cannot forget-that there are other needs, that we cannot comply with every demand from every part of the country-from every Tom, Dick and Harry-but we must think of ourselves a little, and I invite the attention of the House and the country to the statements made here to-night. We have been given notice of motion that an application for further subsidies for a large amount of money will be on the Table before long. We will discuss them when they come before us. But in the meantime it is but fair to state that both the Great Canadian Northern and the Canadian Pacific Bailway have, during the last year, added a
vast amount to their rolling stock and drawing capacity. Thousands of cars have been added to the rolling stock of the Canadian Pacific Bailway since the last season. The elevator capacity along the line of the Canadian Pacific Bailway has been increased by 7,500,000 bushels. At Fort William and Port Arthur alone, the additional elevator capacity for the season will be 4,000,000 bushels. The Canadian Northern has done a great deal also. I had the pleasure of travelling over that road last fall. The road was not in just as good shape as now, but the company have done very fine work indeed. They a're adding to their branches and the efficiency of their road. My hon. friend has, perhaps, lost sight of the fact that, if more grain was not taken from Manitoba and the North-west during navigation season, it is for the reason-besides the one I have already given-that there was a shortage of ships. At the close of navigation, there was a good deal more grain in store at Fort William than there was at the close of the previous season.


Thomas Osborne Davis: The hon. gentleman (Hon. Mr. Tarte) should not say so, because he will be giving comfort to the American shipowners-using the same argument as he used about the Canadian Pacific Bailway.


Joseph Israël Tarte: The comfort of the American ship-owners does not concern me. We are discussing a question of fact; and I state again, as a matter of fact, that, when the season closed last fall, there was in the Canadian Pacific Bailway elevator at Fort William, more grain than there was at the close of the previous season.


Thomas Walter Scott: I think'my hon. friend's (Hon. Mr. Tarte's) information is not quite accurate. There never was a moment in the last shipping season closing on the 5th of December, when the elevators at Fort William were blocked with wheat.


Joseph Israël Tarte: I did not say that.


Thomas Walter Scott: That is the whole question.


Joseph Israël Tarte: No ; what I say is that ships could not be secured to take out the balance of the wheat in the elevators That cannot be denied. My hon. friends always try to avoid the issue. I did not say the elevators were blocked, but that more grain was left in them at the close of last season than at the close of the previous season, and that for the reason that no ships were available. And, in the month of April, before the opening of navigation, there was less grain in store by a million bushels than at the same time in the previous season. And why ? Because the Canadian Pacific Bailway have been carrying out grain by their all-rail route. Now, my hon. friend has said a word about the Grain Act. I would be very much surprised if my hon. friend would say front his place in this House that the Grain Act has worked to the satisfaction of the North-west farmers.


Mr. DOUGLAS.: I say it.
lion. Mr. TARTE. May I be permitted to ask if it is not true that meetings have been held to denounce the Grain Act and ask for changes ?


James Moffat Douglas: No.


Joseph Israël Tarte: Yes, there was a meeting at Brandon. Will my hon. friend say there was not such a meeting to denounce the Act or ask for changes ? And I have been informed that, on several occasions, farmers have asked for a great many more cars than were necessary, thus keeping these cars idle-cars that might have been used elsewhere. Our friends from the North-west cannot possibly expect that the railway companies will ever be able to handle all their grain within the season of navigation. It would not be in the interest of the farmers themselves, for it would flood the market. But, aside from that, it is out of the question for a railway company to be able to handle a hundred million bushels of grain-still less two hundred million bushels, as we hope soon to have-within the season of navigation. What, then, is to be done ? Would it not be fair to expect that our friends in the west should do what their friends and neighbours in the United States have done-build granaries ? The farmers of Dakota and Minnesota have built granaries.


Thomas Walter Scott: So have our farmers.


Joseph Israël Tarte: Only a few of them.


Thomas Walter Scott: I can inform the hon. gentleman that there are four millions of bushels on the farms yet-in the granaries.


Joseph Israël Tarte: I speak of private granaries.


Thomas Walter Scott: Yes.


Joseph Israël Tarte: There are granaries at the stations. But the farmers in the United States have built them on their own farms. In the older provinces we have done the same. Our friends in the west want us to give all the money that may be made available for them, but they do not want to help themselves even to the extent of building private granaries on their own farms. They will make all the greater profit if they resort to the methods that the American farmers have adopted.


Thomas Walter Scott: The railway company must carry lumber to the farmers before they can build granaries.


Joseph Israël Tarte: I know from past experience that if the Canadian Pacific Railway were to spend in the North-west Territories all the money they could raise on their credit, there would still be grumbling. We are not surprised at that. Our friends from the North-west are right in making known their grievances, if those grievances are legitimate. But when I hear a member of parliament, and a very intelligent one Hon. Mr. TARTE.
too, tell us that one car has been lost and that the farmers of the west have been robbed of ten millions of dollars, I ask myself whether it "was not necessary to have a pretty large fund of patience not to get a little mad. Our friends in the North-west have not been robbed of ten millions of dollars. They have been subjected to the difficulties that other parts of the country have been subjected to. The farmers of the province of Quebec have not been able to ship all their hay at the same time. They well understood that they could not get all the accommodation they would like to have. But they have not instructed any of us to try to destroy the credit of great Canadian corporations. My hon. friend has spoken of the coal famine. I believe I am within the truth in saying that no part of the country has been better stocked with coal than our own Manitoba and the North-west. We have been short of coal in the older provinces. Where is the member of parliament who has not been short of coal this year ? We have been all short of coal. But we have not made it a grievance against heaven and all the railway corporations in the world. It has been an accident, an accident that our friends from the west should be ready to accept as we have done. Before taking my seat, I say again that, ready as we are to vote all the money that is necessary to develop the North-west, there is one thing that we will not lose sight of- that the North-west must be Canadian from a commercial standpoint. Now, when they ask us to give them all the money we can gather, and to allow them besides to ship their trade through American ports, they are going too far, the country will not support them. The country will stand by the Dominion in summer and in winter. The port of St. John and the port of Halifax should become more and more the winter shipping points of the country. We should have a definite and clear policy to that effect. This is hot the first time that I have protested against the policy that is too often propounded by some of our North-west friends. They look to Duluth, they look to Chicago.
What did we see during the last session of the local House ? Mr. Hill and his associates applied for charters granting them permission to build 2,500 miles of branch lines in Manitoba and the North-west Territories. Why did they do so ? I believe I know something of their reasons, I am not far astray when I say that they did so because they were encouraged by people who have not Canadian interests at heart, who have some other interests to serve. I believe I am telling what is the fact when I say that Mr. Hill succeeded because there has been an unholy agitation in the Northwest in favour of allowing Mr. Hill and his American associates to invade Canadian soil and Canadian territory, to tap the Canadian land so as to divert our trade through American ports. Mr. Roblin, who resisted

the year previous, was obliged to yield during the last session. A strong agitation was carried on by some of their friends and their organs, by the ' Free Press ' especially, the organ of an hon. gentleman on this side of the House, which resulted in forcing the hands of the legislature of Manitoba into giving permission to Mr. Hill and his associates to build 2,500 miles of railway so as to carry our Canadian trade to the American Great Northern and to the Northern Pacific, Mr. Hill's roads. I do not believe those lines will be built, I do not believe Mr. Hill will build those lines. The reason lie applied for charters was to prevent the Canadian Pacific Railway Company from going any further into his field. The Canadian Pacific Railway Company have their Soo line, from which they are taking trade summer and winter to our Canadian ports, and Mr. Hill has found Canadians in the North-west who have helped him to check the Canadian Pacific Railway. That is just what has taken place. Sir, we are not friends of such an anti-Canadian policy as that. It is just as well that these things should be clearly stated in the House ; it is time to state the facts openly.
I think the question raised by my hon. friend is of vast importance. The blockade of grain is only one incident, there are larger questions behind, and one of them I have just alluded to a moment ago. Mr. Hill and his associates, I say it again, have been helped in their efforts to take possession of the charters of the North-west Territories and to force the hands of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and to prevent the Canadian Pacific Railway from taking American trade to Canadian ports. I say that is an anti-Canadian policy. I say it is the duty of this parliament to stand by this country. Sir, X thank my hon. friend who has raised the question. He has shown us the efforts that are being made to-day by important interests, helped by public men in this country, to divert Canadian trade to American roads. History perhaps will.tell ns more than the past has told us. Perhaps the Canadian, nation will know more in the future than it has learned in the past. I^et us be careful, let us look carefully into the projects and schemes that may come before this parliament. Let us realize that our first duty is to stand by this country. Our electors, the people of Canada, will look to us to pro tect their best interests. The Canadian North-west will find friends in this parliament, as many friends as there are independent members, independent of railway corporations and financial interests. There are a great many members of parliament who are not influenced by such corporations. But the efforts that are being made to-day in certain quarters have to be watched with care. Our friends in the North-west may rely upon us, we will give them all the money that Is necessary to relieve them from the difficulties under which they labour
But the North-west must remain-I say it again with all the energy I can command- the North-west must remain Canadian. No Duluth, no Chicago for our business, but Montreal, Quebec, Three Rivers in summer-


James Moffat Douglas: May I ask the hon. gentleman just here, whether it is not a fact that the associations, accompanied by the Minister of Public Works, sought relief last October by going to Montreal first and discussing the question with the president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and then sought relief from the American lines when they could get no satisfaction ?
Hon. Mi-. TARTE. My hon. friends came to the city of Montreal, and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company gave them all the relief it could possibly give them. I do not speak so much of the past as I do of the future. I am looking towards the future, because when we see efforts put forth, one of which I have-just brought to the attention of the House, and when we see that such efforts have succeeded through the help that Mr. Hill and his associates have received from certain public men in this country, 1 say our duty is to be careful.
Mr. Speaker, I did not intend to say so much. But I think the time has come when the railway policy, the transportation policy of the country should be studied with more attention, and considered more carefully than it has been in the past. We are on the threshold of a new era. This country is developing by leaps and bounds. At last we are getting some immigration. We will get more if we stand by our country, if we equip it. We have all the money and all the credit that we need to do so. It takes a little time, governments cannot do everything in a day. The Canadian Pacific Railway and the Great Northern have done well in the past. The Grand Trunk Railway wants to build a new railway through the west ? We shall see how they want to build it. I know that this parliament would not consent to anything else than a thoroughly Canadian policy for the Grand Trunk Railway Company as for others, but we will discuss that later on. We do not know what the Grand Trunk Railway will tell us; we do not know whether they will apply for a subsidy or not. That will come later on. I only allude to that in passing and just to emphasize my view that this country is ready to do anything that our credit will permit us to do, but with this essential condition that the North-west Territories will stand with us. Our friends in the North-west Territories may just as well make up their minds now that they must look to the St. Lawrence route both summer and winter. If they ask us for millions to enable them to achieve that end they will get them. There will be no trouble as to that, but, if they ask us to sanction ahy I policy which will permit them to divert the trade of the North-west to American ports,

I think they will meet with a response that will surprise them.


Thomas Osborne Davis: Mr. Speaker, as one of the representatives in this House from the west referred to in no very complimentary terms by the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreat'(Hon. Mr. Tarte) who has just taken his seat.'! want to inform the House and also the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, that the people who have representatives in this House expect that these representatives are going to look after their interests, and they have a perfect right on all occasions to get up and voice the sentiments of that part of the country from which they come without being called to account by the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, or any person else. Now, I propose to say what I believe to be in the interests of the people of the North-west. It is true that I have not as large a brief as the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal. My brief is not typewritten ; it has not been prepared for me. I know that railways have a manner of reaching the House which the farmers have not except through their representatives. I am here as the advocate of the farmers. My brief is not so long as that of the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, but I will endeavour to deal with the situation as briefly as possible. I noticed that in the speech which the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, treated the House to, he dealt almost exclusively with the grain blockade. I want to draw his attention and the attention of the House to the fact that the hon. member for West Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) in discussing this matter this afternoon, spoke very briefly on the question of the grain blockade, that, in fact, he only devoted a few moments to it. The balance of his speech was directed towards other things, to the blockade of merchandise^ of cattle and a hundred and one other things, and as a matter of fact he scarcely touched upon the grain blockade at all, while the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, with his Railway Co. brief in hand dealt exclusively with the grain blockade, which went to show that his brief had been prepared beforehand and that it was a little old before he presented it to the House. He says that the people of the west are no better than the people of the east.' I do not think that any hon. member from the west has ever claimed that the people from the western territories and provinces are any better than the people from the east. We have never claimed that at all and we have never been unreasonable in our demands. If our people have grievances I think we have a perfect right to ventilate them as we see fit without being called to account by any person.


Joseph Israël Tarte: We do not deny that.


Thomas Osborne Davis: The hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, took exception to a state-Hon. Mr. TARTE.
ment made by the hon. member for West Assiniboia in reference to a certain amount of money that the hon. member for West Assiniboia said the farmers lost on their wheat. He went so far as to say that he had not any proof and that he did not know what he was talking about. I think the hon. member for West Assiniboia is in a much better position to deal with western questions and is much better versed in western questions than the hon. member for St. Marys, Montreal, is or will be in the near future. However, I am bound to say, he has travelled a great deal about the eastern provinces. We saw in the press about his trips on boats here and there and he went all over the country assuring the people that they ought to keep Canada for the Canadians, but he never came up to pay us a visit or to tell the people of the west that they ought to keep Canada for the Canadians. We know that without being told by the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal. Now, he told us in his speech that the Great Northern Railway across the border was given no better service to the people over there than the Canadian Pacific Railway was given to the people of this country. I want to draw his attention and the attention of the House to the fact that last autumn the stock raisers of Alberta had to drive more than two-thirds of their whole product across the border to the Great Northern Railway lief ore they were enabled to market their stock. Thousands and thousands of Canadian cattle had to be driven across the line and shipped out over the Great Northern Railway in order to get to market.


Joseph Israël Tarte: The reason why the cattle were driven over the American line was this :	These shippers of cattle had
come to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company and asked them to discriminate against the port of Montreal and in favour of the port of Boston. The Canadian Pacific Railway declined to do so while the Great Northern agreed to do so. The Canadian Pacific Railway declined to discriminate against the port of Montreal and then the people simply drove their cattle across the line. The Canadian Pacific Railway did the right thing then.


Thomas Osborne Davis: While not wishing to contradict the hon. gentleman as I said a short time ago in his speech he found fault with the hon. member for West Assiniboia for making the statement that the farmers of the west had lost a certain amount of money on account of the blockade and he said that he wanted the proof. In carrying out the same principle I would like to have proof of the statement which the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, has just treated this House to before I will be willing to take much stock in it.


Joseph Israël Tarte: The hon. gentleman knows that it is a public fact that the Cana-

dinn Pacific Railway were offered those cattle but they declined to discriminate against the port of Montreal.


Thomas Osborne Davis: If the hon. gentleman says it is a fact it must be confined to the hon. gentleman and a few of his friends because I never heard of it before.


Joseph Israël Tarte: It has been stated in the press publicly.


Mr. BOYD.: I just wish to suggest to the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal (Hon. Mr. Tarte), and also to the hon. member for Saskatchewan (Mr. Davis) that the trouble in regard to the cattle, as I understand it, was that they could not get shipping from the port of Montreal.


Joseph Israël Tarte: No, they could get shipping. As soon as 1 read the statement in the press, I went myself, to the Canadian Pacific Railway offices in Montreal. The statement was made then in the 'Star,' 'Da Patrie ' and other newspapers on the authority of the Canadian Pacific Railway managers in Montreal and it is perfectly true that the Canadian Pacific Railway declined to discriminate against the port of Montreal and that then these cattle owners simply drove their* .cattle across the line to the Great Northern.


Thomas Osborne Davis: I remember a famous expression used by the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, at one time that ' business is business.' I quite understand the cattle trade because I happen to be engaged in it and I know that if the Canadian Pacific Railway had not discriminated against the port of Montreal and that if they had fixed their rates right and given the same facilities for shipping and feeding and that sort of thing as were afforded on the other side of the line, the cattle owners of the country, who are as patriotic as any other class of people, would have sent every head of stock over the Canadian Pacific Railway to a Canadian port. It was the Canadian Pacific Railway who were not patriotic. It was not a case of Canada for the Canadians with them, but of keeping up high rates and not furnishing proper facilities for handling the stock. The result was that the cattle owners were obliged to drive their stock across the line and ship it by an American road.


Joseph Israël Tarte: My hon. friend has not understood me. These cattle owners wanted to ship their cattle to Boston and they wanted the same rate for Boston as for the port of Montreal and the Canadian Pacific Railway declined to grant it. That is all.


Thomas Osborne Davis: Does the hon. gentleman mean to tell me that the cattle shippers of the west would prefer shipping cattle from Boston rather than from Montreal, if they had not to pay a higher rate via Montreal ? Why the thing is nonsensical. If the cattle shipper of the west got the same facilities he would far rather ship from a Canadian than from an American port. But the truth
is that after driving the cattle something like 200 miles over the prairie they made a saving in time, and 83 per head in freight rates. If, besides, they had shipped them by the Canadian Pacific Railway the cattle would have depreciated at least one cent a pound, which is the difference between the price of export cattle and butchers' cattle. The hon. gentleman (Hon. Mr. Tarte) gets himself into deep water when he commences to talk about the Cattle trade, because he is not well posted on it. He had better get his brief amended. The hon. gentleman (Hon. Mr. Tarte) thought he had a point against my hon. friend from Assini-boia (Mr. -Scott) when he stated that the time was too short to get our wheat out of that country before the close of navigation. What was he going to do with all the famous canals he was going to build to carry our wheat, if the season is so short that we could not ship by those canals, but would have to store our wheat at the head of the lakes all the time. We would like to hear something further from him on that aspect of his canal policy. The hon. gentleman (Hon. Mr. Tarte) also told us that the people of the west would have to be treated in the same manner as the people of the east, that we were after money all the time. We have never asked for different treatment, and I can tell the hon. gentleman that if you look at the estimates for the last five years-throwing out the revotes, because he was great on revotes when he was Minister of Public Works-you will find that the western provinces did not receive their fair share of expenditure or fair treatment from the government so far as public improvements are concerned. The hon. gentleman also told us in his very dramatic fashion that every blow we struck at the Canadian Pacific Railway was helping the American roads. Not five minutes after he attacked the Canadian shipping interests by stating that they were not competent to take the wheat from Port Arthur and Fort William. If the people of the west are unpatriotic for striking blows at the Canadian Pacific Railway, he is unpatriotic when he strikes a blow at the Canadian shipping industry. But anyway the hon. gentleman had no argument in that. If the people of the west are labouring under a grievance from the Canadian Pacific Railway or any other railway corporation, does he mean to say that we have not the right to ventilate our grievances in this House, simply because that corporation howls that it is not patriotic for us to do so. If you carry that argument to its logical conclusion, you might as well say that if a Canadian robs a man, that man should keep his mouth shut about it simply because if he did not he would be holding up a Canadian a thief before the American people.
Well, Mr. Speaker, I have a good word to say for the Canadian Pacific Railway.

The Canadian Pacific Railway is a good company in some respects, and they have done a great deal for this country, but at the same time this country has done a great deal for the Canadian Pacific Railway. I think we are pretty even in that respect. The Canadian Pacific Railway entered into an agreement with the people of Canada by which on their side they received a certain amount of constructed road, a certain amount of public lands, a certain amount of public money, and certain other concessions in the way of exemptions for ever from taxation on their main line and buildings; certain exemptions from taxation on their lands for twenty years, as we supposed, but which we find out to be forty years ; and on top of all that they got the right to tax the people to their hearts content in the way of freight rates, and there is no question but that the Canadian Pacific Railway does that. In consideration of all this they were to give a fair and proper service to the people of Canada, west and east. The Canadian Pacific Railway should be compelled to carry out their agreement. The people of Canada have loyally carried out their part of the agreement. The poor settlers in the west who by their labour increase the value of their own lands were increasing the value of the Canadian Pacific Railway lands at the same time, and they made it possible for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company to realize something like $100,000,000 out of Canadian Pacific Railway lands. The farmers of the Northwest felt very sore over the grievances which they laboured under at the hands of the Canadian Pacific Railway in this matter of taxation but when it was made known to them that there was a solemn agreement entered into between the people of Canada and the Canadian Pacific Railway, they loyally decided that they would labour under their disabilities in order to carry out their contract. But, Sir, on the other hand the Canadian Pacific Railway should be forced to carry out their share of the bargain just as loyally. Now, Sir, the hon. member for Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) was not far astray in his figures when he spoke of the amount of money that the people of the west have lost on account of the conditions that have existed in that country last year. There were about 25,000,000 bushels of wheat shipped out of that country last year, and I am here to say that through the inability of the Canadian Pacific Railway to handle that traffic the farmers lost not'less than five or six cents a bushel, and any gentleman can take a pencil and figure out what that means. It means a loss to our farmers of $1,250,000. The buyers had to buy the grain early in the season on the basis of winter storage, because they had no guarantee that the wheat could be shipped out on account of the scarcity of cars and motive power. When a farmer happened to get a car and was able to ship his wheat


Thomas Osborne Davis: to the lakes, he got six cents a bushel more than the grain buyer could give him at his own door. The farmers commenced to complain that the grain buyers were robbing them, but the whole thing came back to the fact that the biggest railway in that part of the country was not able to handle the traffic offered to them. There are about
14,000,000 bushels of wheat yet in the country that the railway was not able to take out, and on every bushel of that the farmer will lose six cents a bushel or $840,000. They have to pay insurance, storage, and interest on the money, because the farmers are like other business people and if their product is not marketed they have to borrow money to pay interest on it, and interest is eight or ten per cent in the west. But it is not only the farmers who have lost. The business men all through the North-west have lost money by reason of the inability of the Canadian Pacific Railway to bring in freight. That loss ultimately comes out of he settlers. My hon. friend (Mr. Scott) gave a case where the Christmas goods ordered by a merchant did not arrive until the spring. And any business man knows that you cannot sell dolls and jumping jacks in the spring of the year unless you are willing to take five cents on the dollar for them. The hon. gentleman from St. Mary's (Hon. Mr. Tarte) does not appear to know as much about the cattle industry as he does about the wharfs and piers in this part of the country, and I want to give him a little information about that industry.
There are two classes of cattle which we have to ship. One class is known as export cattle; they are worth in Winnipeg from $4 to $4.15 per 100 pounds. The other class is known as butchers' cattle, which are worth at Winnipeg three cents per pound. On a $1,400 pound steer, the difference in price amounts to a considerable sum. Just $14 again out of the farmer. When a cattle shipper wants to ship his cattle from Calgary, he may find when he gets to Moose-jaw, a divisional point, that there is no accommodation. If another shipper has got ahead of him, there is no shed, no yard, no hay, no water, for his cattle ; so they have to go on. I have known of cattle to be three days on the cars without food or drink, and every one knows what that means. It means a reduction of 1T5 cents per pound on half of these cattle at least, because while half of them may be able to stand the hardship, the other half will go to pieces, and will have to be sold as butchers' cattle. That very thing happened all last fall. I had an experience of that kind myself. It took me one night and a whole day to go ninety-five miles with my cattle on the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway. I arrived at a place where I had to feed them, but there was no yard and no hay, and I had to break the Sabbath in order to go and hunt a yard and provide water and feed for my cattle ; and when

I got them: to the market I lost 1T5 cents per pound on half of them. Is it any wonder that people will take their cattle to the Great Northern, which provides them with yard and shed accommodation, and with the food and water they require ? It will take a great deal of patriotic talk to induce a man to go through rain and shine with his cattle, to go without proper accommodation, and to be willing to take a ceut per pound less for them in order to send them by the Canadian Pacific Railway. Let the Canadian Pacific Railway be sufficiently patriotic to give the people the facilities they require, so that they will be able to use Canadian roads and Canadian ports.


Joseph Israël Tarte: May I ask, are there several stations where there is not accommodation ?


Thomas Osborne Davis: Yes, several stations.
I-Ion. Mr. TARTE. How many ?


Thomas Osborne Davis: If my hon. friend will ask the Canadian Pacific Railway company (whose brief he holds), they will tell him all about it. Now, I have been looking over a very important and good report, in which there is a great deal of information ; and I hope my hon. friend from St. Mary's (Hon. Mr. Tarte) will not accuse me of being unpatriotic because I quote it in the House. That is the report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1901. At page fifty-one of that report I find that for every thousand miles of railway in the United States, taking the average all over the country, there were 195 locomotives and 7,535 cars. If my hon. friend will figure up the whole system of the Canadian Pacific Railway, he will find that it falls very short of that. There is no good reason why it should not have locomotives. This is not a new idea; it has been brought up here year after year. I have been in this House seven years, and every year during that time this House has been told that there were not sufficient facilities on that railway. The company have had plenty of time to remedy this state of affairs, and they should have done so. I also find that of the capital stock invested in railways in the United States, no less than 54-34 per cent paid no dividends in 1901, while the Canadian Pacific Railway has been paying five per cent and six per cent on its different classes of stock, though it has immense stretches that are unprofitable. All this bears out the statement of the hon. member for Western Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) that the company have been starving the road from year to year. If they had been putting the money earned by the road into improvements instead of into the stockholders' pockets as dividends, we would not have to make these complaints. My hon. friend from St. Mary's spoke of water tanks, and he said the rainfall in June had not been sufficient to keep them supplied. When he was called up by the hon. member for
Assiniboia, he dropped from June to July, and if my hon. friend had followed him up, he would have made him drop down to December. In the country we had a succession of dry seasons when there was very little water ; but during these years we never heard a complaint of shortage of water on the Canadian Pacific Railway, but now there is a complaint of shortage of water when the seasons are so wet that it is hardly possible for people to travel across the country and bridges were swept out in all directions by too much water caused by excessive rainfall. The simple fact is that the tanks have been neglected and the locomotives have been worn out. I might give my hon. friend an example of how the business has been done. In my own town of Prince Albert there is a branch line called Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Railway, which has been operated for twelve years by the Canadian Pacific Railway. There is a river as large as the Ottawa river, flowing past the town of Prince Albert, and the railway track runs within less than a hundred feet of that river ; and yet the company can get no water at Prince Albert, and have to take the locomotives out twenty miles to get water.


Joseph Israël Tarte: Will my hon. friend allow me ? Is it not a fact that about sixty per cent of the locomotive power of the Canadian Pacific Railway-new locomotives- have been out of shape during the months of September and October because of the alkali in the water, the result of there being no rain ? I have been informed that that is the case.


Thomas Walter Scott: There is a certain amount of truth contained in the question the hon. gentleman asks. But the difficulty was this, that the company failed to make provision for good water at points like Prince Albert, where they have the Saskatchewan, which is free from alkali. At that point there should be no difficulty getting water, but they have failed to make provision to keep up their supply. At Regina also, where the water from the wells is too hard for proper service in the locomotives, they have failed to make provision for getting good water, but they are making it now. The offices of the company are filled with reports made by the company's officials with regard to this particular matter-reports made seven and eight years ago but only acted on this year. Had these recommendations been acted on years ago, there would not have been any difficulty.


Joseph Israël Tarte: I have in my hand a report from an official of the Canadian Pacific Railway to the effect that owing to the rain fall having been only 2-31, the water, which was good the previous year, became so impure that 60 per cent of the new locomotive power could not be used.


Thomas Osborne Davis: I have pointed out that we have had very dry seasons when there were scarcely any complaints and when there was no complaint of the alkali, simply because the water supply was looked after. Hut because it was neglected later, because the tanks were allowed to get our of order, through false economy in not keeping sufficient men to look after them, and because the wells were not kept clean, there was cause for these complaints. I have a good word to say for many of the officials of the Canadian Pacific Railway. I think they do all they can, and I think, if their reports and suggestions were taken into consideration a little more at the head office, the people of the west would not have so many grievances.
As regards to what my hon. friend from St. Mary's division of Montreal (Hon. Mr. Tarte) said about the unpatriotic manner in which some of the people of the west had insisted in bringing about such a state of affairs, that several charters were granted last session by the Manitoba parliament to the Great Northern people, to build roads into this country, let me tell the hon. gentleman that, so far as we are concerned, I never heard of any such agitation. As a matter of fact the Northern Pacific, which is now practically a part of the Great Northern, was brought into the province of Manitoba years ago. We had them in there, and my hon. friend might have gone further and told ns how it was that they were driven out of the province. I do not know whether be would call that a patriotic action or not, but they were driven out of the province, and I am not aware that they wanted to come in since. The fact that some people applied for a charter does not warrant my hon. friend in saying that Jim Hill got it. It is well known that Sir. Hill has denied that he had anything to do directly or indirectly with the charter granted by the Manitoba legislature. But no doubt some persons thinking that there might be something in it, has applied for a charter, and we may hear something about it a little later on. As far as my part of the country is concerned, we have nothing to do with it. But if we want to get connection with an American road, I would like my hon. friend to tell me why we have not as good a right in the west to have connection with American roads as the older portions of Canada.


Sir.   SIONK@: If you build your own railways, but not if you build them with our money.


Thomas Osborne Davis: I do not know that this particular company to which my hon. friend from St. Mary's was alluding has asked for any money. If my hon. friend knows of any money they have asked for he is better informed that I ; his political friends are connected with it.


Sir.   SIONK@: I know what money you are trying to get now.	' '


Joseph Israël Tarte: 


Thomas Osborne Davis: I think we have a precedent for that sort of thing, and the less the hon. gentleman says about it the better. I could refer the hon. gentleman to that piece of railway which was built through Slaine by the same company which my hon. friend talks about.


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: And which led to a great Canadian jjort.


Thomas Osborne Davis: A Canadian road led to the same part, but this was the piece of line subsidized by Canadian money to be built on American soil-going in and out again, as my hon. friend has said. But was it patriotic for us to subsidize a railway to be built on American territory to compete with our own national road ? No one has ever pressed such a demand as that from this side of the House. The railway asked for is a line just reaching to the boundary. No one have ever asked this government to put their hands into the treasury and subsidize a road built on American territory. But that was done years ago by a Conservative government. We have the Grand Trunk Railway running into Portland. That was done in the good old days. My hon. friend might tell us something about that. Was that unpatriotic ? You have I do not know how many roads running across the boundary line in order that you may do business with the Americans. You have to do business with them. They are our neighbours. And if it is good for the people of the east to have a connection across the line with the Americans and do business backwards and forwards, it also would be a very good thing for us. The sooner the people of this country realize that we in the west have not a sucking bottle In our mouth the better it will be for them. We have a right to say something about our affairs without being lectured for lack of patriotism. One thing strikes me, and that is that out of the contingent of western members from the country west of the lakes there was not one to be found to defend this proposition, and a man had to be got from the east, who appears with a big brief, and who is not posted on western matters as he should be. True, he made a couple of trips and there was no lack of cars-of private cars anyhow


Joseph Israël Tarte: I shall come again.


Thomas Osborne Davis: I hope to see my hon. friend there. We will welcome him, but I am afraid if he takes the line of argument he did this evening in the House and accuse our people of being unpatriotic^


Joseph Israël Tarte: I never made any such accusation.


Thomas Osborne Davis: It was an implied accusation. It was an insinuation. I think the House will bear me out in saying that we were accused of trying to hamper a great Canadian industry and all that sort of

thing. I shall not take up any more time as other speakers will follow. The Canadian Pacific Railway have done a good deal for this country and I would like to see them prosper. We do not want to see then injured in any way, but when they can pay 6 per cent on their stock and have power to issue .$20,000,000 more, on condition that $9,000,000 should be spent in the west in motive power and in doubling their tracks. We would like to see-them carry out their agreement. That line has to be double tracked from Moosejaw to Port Arthur. Sidings and all that sort of thing will not relieve the congestion. If they have a double track from Moosejaw to Port Arthur with sufficient rolling stock, they can carry all the wheat out from that part of the country. Other portions of the territory will be served by the Canadian Northern. We have grievances, and it is not only good for the people but for the Canadian Pacific Railway that we should ventilate them. The Canadian Pacific Railway will find out that if they would adopt a more live policy in dealing with the west, it would be a benefit to themselves. Perhaps after the discussion this afternoon we may find them buying more locomotives and rolling stock. If they cannot buy them, they can manufacture them. The people of the west have the interests of the Dominion as much at heart as the people of the east, notwithstanding what my hon. friend (Hon. Mr. Tarte) has said this evening. I think you will find as much patriotism in the west as in any part of this Dominion. I need only go back to three years ago, when the empire needed volunteers. Who were the most ready to volunteer ? Who more ready than the men of the North-west ? And very good soldiers they proved themselves, and a very good showing they made.


The MINISTER OP MILITIA AND DEFENCE.: Hear, hear.


Thomas Osborne Davis: The people of the west have insinuated that they are not loyal or that they desire to sever that portion of territory from the empire and annex it to the United States.


Nathaniel Boyd: It is not very often that the members for Manitoba and the North-west have an opportunity of taking part in a discussion that comes so near to them as the one brought before the House this afternoon by the hon. member for West Assiniboia (Mr. Scott). For that reason I feel disposed to occupy a few moments of the time of the House in discussing the question. I do not altogether agree with the remarks of the hon. member for St. Mary's division (Hon. Mr. Tarte) when he said, as I understood him, that it was not in the best interest of the country that the matter should be brought to the attention of the House in the manner it has been. For my part, I believe it is in the best interest of the country in more ways 78
than one that this subject should be thoroughly ventilated. There is no denying the fact that the people of the North-west Territories and Manitoba are not satisfied with the treatment they have received for the past two years and are still receiving. I admit that there is some excuse on the part of the I'ailway company. We have had an increased acreage in cultivation, and, for two years, the crops have been exceptionally heavy. The transportation, not merely of these crops, but of the goods, the purchase of which naturally attend the more prosperous condition of the country, has made an enormous traffic for the railway. The passenger traffic also has been unusually great. Last summer, the railways had to carry in 25,000 people, harvest labourers, and then take them out again. Then owing to the prosperous condition of the people, many more than usual have been able to visit friends in the east and return. This also has made an abnormal condition of affairs. These things must be considered. For my part, I do not wish to minimize the difficulties or to find fault unnecessarily with the railway company. They have certainly done a great deal. In other seasons what they have been doing lately, would have been accepted as a fair effort. Still, as I have said, there is no denying the fact that they have not met the requirements of that country and that, if they are going to remain in the country and if the country is to make the progress we all feel it ought to make, either the company must voluntarily do more than it has done, or this government or whoever is responsible in the premises, must take steps to meet the emergency which now exists.
The hon. member for St. Mary's spoke of granaries. As to this, I cannot speak for the North-west Territories, but I know that, so far as certain portions of Manitoba are concerned, there is more granary capacity for the number of people and the number of acres under cultivation than in any other part of Canada or the United States. I say that without fear of contradiction. There are men in Manitoba whose granary capacity is from 1,000 to 18,000 bushels. I know that my hon. friend from St. Mary's when he made his statement, either was not conversant with these facts, or else he was speaking of the territory further west, where the people are not so well supplied in this respect. My hon. friend (Hon. Mr. Tarte) speaks of the people being patriotic. He tells us that the people of Canada have done a great deal for Manitoba and the North-west. Well, we in Manitoba and the North-west feel that we have done a great deal for Canada; and, if you take away that portion of the country, you leave Canada very small. Rut I do not think matters should be discussed in that spirit. There is no question of the patriotism of the people of the North-west, nor is there any question what you may expect of them in the future.



But, if you wish to keep them patriotic, it would be better to make provision that complaint cannot be made by the representatives of the people of that country such as have been made here to-night. And I may point out to my hon. friend from St. Mary's that if he supposes that the grain of Manitoba and the North-west Territories is to be brought through Canadian channels, Canada must meet the requirements of that country. I understand that some 2,000,000 bushels of wheat went to Minneapolis, to lie milled there and passed out through the United States. How are you going to stop these people from coming in and buying the wheat and taking it out of the country ? Or how are you going to stop railways coming in and building lines and competing for the trade of the country ? I notice the same condition of affairs in this Hfmse this year as when a somewhat similar question was under discussion last session. There are just two ministers present while this important matter is being discussed, one of them being the Minister of Militia, our fighting man. I would ask the members for Manitoba and the North-west to ask the government if they think they are showing the interest in our affairs that they should show and that the people of Manitoba and the North-west Territories have the right to expect them to show. And, while they are asking the government this question, I would also like them to ask the government what they have done since they came into power in 1896 to meet the conditions that have been rising in that country, particularly within the last two years, and what we have to look for in years to come. We will forget, for the time-being what they did to prevent the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway into that country; we will forget the criticism they levelled at that enterprise and at the country; we will try to forget, in the kindness of our hearts, the things they said about us in those days. But I would ask what they have done for that country now that they are responsible for the future of the Dominion ? I expect that some of the ministers will rise in their places and point out what they have done. We have been trying to find that out. but none of the men in the North-west Territories have been able to discern it up to the present time. So far as building other roads into the country is concerned. I remember that when I first spoke in this Chamber, about 1893, I pointed to the present premier (Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier) who was sitting in opposition then, and said : If the hon. gentleman who leads the opposition will recant and say he is sorry for the things that the people whom he represents have said about Manitoba and the North-west Territories, and will go so far as to say that they have not done what they should have done, and that he will show his repentance by agreeing to the building of another road into that country-because by the Mr. BOYD.
time it is built it will be needed-then they might be looking for some support from that country. The hon. gentleman shook his head across the Chamber, and I said : The hon. gentleman shakes his head, but until he does something like that, he should not look for the support from Manitoba and the North-west Territories that he seems to think he deserves. Now, Mr. Speaker, the Liberal press, particularly the ' Free Press,' poured out* its vials of wrath upon me, because I had had the audacity to make such a suggestion as that. Well, Sir, after having lived up in that country for fifteen years, I recognized what was going to happen, and what has happened; and no act of the government now in power can be pointed out as having had any effect in relieving the situation, which has been caused by the greatness of that country itself and not by anything we have to thank the present government for.


Mr. A. W. PUTTEE (Winnipeg).: I was surprised at the line or argument adopted by the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal (Hon. Mr. Tarte) in dealing with this question this evening. He takes a position that really was not advanced, and he sums up his whole argument by saying that this question is brought on to-day as a notice of motion that large bonuses are going to be laid upon the Table very soon. Now, Mr. Speaker, I want particularly to associate myself with the protest that has been made this afternoon; and at the same time I want to distinctly disassociate myself from sharing any information or any understanding as regards the inference that the hon. member for St. Mary's has drawn about this question being a notice of motion that parties are coming down here for bonuses in a few days. The complaint that has been raised to-'day is almost exclusively in regard to the present blockade, not outgoing but incoming. A blockade of incoming freight is the great thing that is being complained of at the present time. A deputation has been sent from the Winnipeg Board of Trade to the head offices in Montreal, asking the railway authorities to take some steps to distribute the freight that is already in the country, and has been lying in the sheds for weeks, but which the merchants cannot get at. At this time it is not the outgoing grain blockade that is being complained of. I certainly think that the members from the North-west are not only within their right but performing their duty in bringing this matter before the attention of the government and of this House. Because who else can we look to for redress ? They have not yet been able to get any relief, matters have been getting worse and worse.
But I rise now more particularly to refer to something that has not yet been touched upon, but which has had a material influence in causing the present freight blockade from Winnipeg clean through to the

Pacific coast. At the end of last year the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, through its secret service, became aware that a new and large organization was growing up on the western division of its line, an organization composed almost entirely of freight handlers and freight clerks. The company made arrangements to work a coup to break up that organization, to split it up before it had extended to the east. By the end of January they were ready, and they sent out their men from Montreal and commenced operations in Vancouver. Directly they took these initial steps, every man went out on strike, and they are all on strike to-day. They are not out for wages, they are not out for hours, nor is there any dispute about conditions, but they are out as a declaration that they shall not be discharged for belonging to this organization. To-day, from Winnipeg to Vancouver, the old freight hands on the Canadian Pacific Railway are not] at work, and that fact is the cause, to a great extent, of the tremendous blockade, the crippling blockade, that now exists in regard to incoming freight. Freight trains have been piled up in the Winnipeg freight yard, in the yard at Calgary, in the yards in the mountains, in the yard at Vancouver, and the company themselves do not know what is there. It is their policy not to recognize any new organization of their employees. With my hon. friend from Macdonald (Mr. Boyd), I regret that the members of the government do not stay in the House and pay more attention to these matters. The Minister of Labour has not taken any part at all in this trouble up there yet, but it is one of the matters that, if his department is to be of any use at all, it should have been dealing with for the last two months-not to help the company or to help the men, but to help the people of western Canada that are being held up through this blockade. I have now given you, Mr. Speaker, the chief cause of this blockade, and I charge without any hesitation that it was brought on by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and is deliberately maintained by them for that purpose.


Mr. E. D. SMITH (Wentworth).: As an Ontario man I have listened with a good deal of interest to this debate, which has been participated in by members from the North-west. I listened especially with interest to the campaign literature which has been delivered by the hon. gentleman who moved the motion (Mr. Scott). I am free to admit that I sympathize with the hon. gentlemen from the North-west over the situation they have described to us. I know something personally of the conditions that have prevailed for the last six months, and while they are bad enough, I do not think I could go as far as the hon. member for East Assiniboia has done, and charge the Canadian Pacific Railway Company with being robbers. I think that is going a little too far. But there is no doubt that the con-78 J
ditions which have prevailed during the past year have been almost intolerable. But I want to point out that the conditions have been almost as intolerable in the east. We, in Ontario, have suffered fully as much, I am sure, as the men engaged in shipping in the west. Not only do we suffer the inconvenience caused by the delay in shipping stuff to the west, but by the delay in shipping stuff backwards and forwards from Ontario to the seaboard and from one Ontario point to another. Hon. gentlemen have given their personal experience, which is perhaps more telling than anything else. I may say that during the spring just passed the delay.has been so great, not only on the Canadian Pacific Railway but on other roads, as to cause such inconvenience that we hardly know how to get along in shipping. Of goods shipped from the neighbourhood of Hamilton and the centre of the province of Ontario, in large lots, fully half of those shipments this spring were eight days in travelling from one to two hundred miles. When you compare that condition of things with the shipping facilities that prevail in England, for instance, you will agree that they are abominable. Why should goods shipped from the neighbourhood of Hamilton and the centre of the province of Ontario be eight, ten or twelve days in travelling one or two hundred miles, as fully half of the shipments have been this spring ? It may be said, and I believe with a good deal of truth, that the amount of traffic is unusually heavy, and there is no question about that. But the roads ought to have prepared for the traffic. What would be thought of a merchant, a manufacturer, or a farmer whose business was increasing and who made no preparation for it ? What would a merchant, a manufacturer or a farmer do if in anticipation of a double production of goods he did not prepare to double the number of his hands and the means for conveying those goods to market ? Well, that is the position of the railway companies. They must have foreseen two or three years ago that the trade was rapidly increasing and they should have made provision then for meeting the condition of things which exists to-day. I have gone frequently to the managers of the roads complaining of this condition of affairs and they have told me that they did not doubt that what I said was true but that they had made every effort possible to buy locomotives and cars in every available place not only in Canada but in outside countries as well. They have told me that every workshop for the building of cars in Canada is taxed to its utmost capacity and that they are placing upon the roads all the locomotives and cars they can get. Doubtless that is true but my complaint is that they have not made greater preparation years before because this is a condition of affairs that might have been anticipated in a country like Canada. I was conversing with a gentleman from Glasgow

and he said that goods were carried between London and Glasgow in thirty-six hours, that he could order goods in London and be sure of receiving them in Glasgow within that time. We know that such a condition of affairs has never existed in this country, saying nothing about the last year or two when traffic had been unusually heavy. It was never known years before. It has always taken about six days for goods to go 100 or 200 miles in Ontario. I maintain that the railways of Canada are not managed on as good business principles as they might be. I can give one instance where an attempt has been made to carry goods quickly. The Michigan Central Railway will carry fruit from Winona to Petrolea and other places in the western peninsula of Ontario in sixteen hours. Some effort should be made by the railways to carry fruit at a quicker rate than that which now prevails. No doubt conditions that prevail in a new country where traffic is increasing rapidly are very different from those to be found in older countries. But there is a grievance existing all over the Dominion of Canada to-day in reference to railways. The railway companies say they are doing all they can possibly do to handle the traffic. It is a question whether it is not a matter of economy with them to provide just sufficient rolling stock so that the rolling stock may be employed the year round and so that the hands employed in the operation of these railways may be engaged the year round. That might be a matter that might very well be inquired into by the government. We have heard something about a railway commission to be appointed. It seems to me that the first matter that the railway commission should take up is the matter to which I have just referred. They should see whether the railway companies are providing all the means in their power to handle the traffic and whether they are making sufficient efforts to carry on the business of the country profitably. Hon. gentlemen from the North-west Territories complain of the loss and inconvenience in moving wheat out of the country. Wheat is an article that if it is not taken out to-day can be taken out to-morrow or next week, it suffers no great toss unless there is a fall in the market and it takes chances of a rise in the market. But it is different in regard to fruit. In Ontario, if you cannot get cars quickly, the fruit perishes. I am sure that last fall I lost several thousands of dollars owing to the delay in getting cars. Grapes stood on the platform for six days awaiting cars and they depreciated in value. The same thing occurs in the fall of the year in regard to apples. I believe that the apple shippers of Ontario last fall lost 40,000 barrels of apples w'hieh were frozen because it was impossible to get cars to ship these apples. We do not usually have so favourable a fall. It was the 10th of December before apples would Mr. SMITH (Vancouver).
freeze in box cars. I remember a season when apples were frozen solidly on the 16th of November. If we had had such a season as that last fall we would have lost one-third of the apple crop of Ontario for lack of cars at the proper time. I do not wish to say that the railway companies did not do all they could do on the spur of the moment. I believe they made every possible effort at that time to get cars but the effort was not made soon enough. Now, it seems to me that we have the right to insist that the government shall take vigorously hold of this matter. The railway companies owe the public a great deal. The Dominion of Canada, the provinces and the municipalities have donated in the neighbourhood of $250,000,000 to these railways and what have we got ? We have the Intercolonial Railway, a railway that for some years, at any rate, has lost the money of this country to the extent of a dollar for every man woman and child every year and which has lost $2,000,000 or $3,000,000 every year if we count interest on the money invested in the road. Then, surely the public have the right to inquire into the affairs of these railways and to see if they have the proper equipment to enable them to do all they possibly can do to further the interest of the Canadian people. It is the duty of the government to see that this matter is investigated. It is the duty of the government, either by way of a commission, or through the Railway Committee of the Privy Council, to investigate this matter and see if the railways are doing all they can and to bring such pressure to bear as will compel them to do more than they are doing if that is possible.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: Mr. Speaker, I think my hon. friend from the west


Mr. DEPUTY SPEAKER.: I think the hon. gentleman (Mr. Monk) has already spoken upon this question. There is only one question before the House and that is that I do now leave the chair.


Mr. CASGRAIN.: I beg leave to move the adjournment of the debate.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: I think my hon. friends from the west will only have the present government to blame if it is thought not only by a number of members of this House but by the people generally throughout the country that the grievances which they have brought up to-night is to us the first, and perhaps to some extent, distinct news of the fact that the government intend to bring down to the House a proposition in regard to the building of a new railway in the North-west. There is no doubt, and I brought the matter to the notice of the hon. Minister of Railways and Canals (Hon. Mr. Blair) some time ago, that we should have had before this day, laid before us the proposition which at the present moment is being matured around

tlie lobbies of this House in respect to railway construction in the North-west Territories. There is no doubt about that and the fact, brought to the notice of the House by the hon. member for Winnipeg (Mr. Puttee) that throughout this discussion the hon. Minister of Railways and Canals (Hon. Mr. Blair) has been absent from the House, or, throughout the major part of it and has taken no interest whatever in the grievances which my hon. friends have sought to ventilate, will only add strength to the supposition prevailing everywhere that this is merely the first attempt on the part of the government-I do not pretend to accuse my hon. friends of anything of the kind-to prepare public opinion for some kind of a proposition which we will not be ready to accept. Now, my hon. friends have confined themselves


Thomas Walter Scott: Will the hon. gentleman (Mr. Monk) permit me to make a brief statement ? I think he must entirely have misapprehended the trend of my remarks. I endeavoured to take pains to state that the question I was discussing was a question entirely apart from the building of new lines and not only that but that it was a question which could not be met by the building of new lines. It was a condition prevailing which had to be dealt with immediately this year and which could not be solved by any proposition to build new railways because no new line could be extended to the country in time to give the relief that must be had this year.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: My hon. friend (Mr. Scott) confined himself largely to dwelling on the sufferings which the people of the Northwest were enduring, because of the congestion of traffic. He made an onslaught on the Canadian Pacific Railway but he had not a word to say against the government which announced in the speech from the Throne its intention to bring forward some legislation to remedy that state of affairs, and which has kept us two months here without announcing their policy. What has my hon. friend (Mr. Scott) to say against the government for that kind of conduct ? Not a word. I fully appreciate the suffering which the people of the North-west are enduring, but does the hon. gentleman imagine that we in the east have not grievances because of the blockade of the traffic on railways. My hon. friend from Wentworth (Mr. Smith) has spoken of the grievances of the people in the province of Ontario, and I can tell the hon. gentleman from Assini-boia (Mr. Scott) that in the province of Quebec at the present time, we are labouring under the same grievances. Let the hon. gentleman (Mr. Scott) ask the member for Terrebonne (Mr. Desjardins) if during the recent election there the great cry was not the impossibility of the people getting cars for the absolute necessities of commerce. In fact there was no cars to convey wood
to the suffering poor of Montreal. At the present moment in Montreal the builders cannot get cars to bring stone from outside the city, to enable them to carry on their operations.


James Moffat Douglas: Why is that ?


Frederick Debartzch Monk: Why ? My hon. friend knows that the same state of things exist throughout the Dominion, and in the United States as well.


James Moffat Douglas: The Canadian Pacific Railway Company, in order to relieve the condition of things in the west, has drawn off the cars from the old provinces during the autumn months, and as a consequence you suffer in the older provinces. But still, the difficulty exists in the west and it is all due to the lack of the rolling stock on the Canadian Pacific Railway.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: Then we have a grievance against you, and we have often been told of that in the province of Quebec. When we go to the Canadian Pacific Railway officials and complain, they tell us :	We have been
obliged to draw upon our rolling stock here to supply the necessities of the North-west. But that is a condition which exists to-day on the whole of the American continent. Let me read a letter which was sent to the New York 'Post' by Mr. Stuyvesant Fish, president of the Illinois Central Railway, a man of high reputation as a railway man, and I read the letter because it throws a flood of light upon the question we are discussing here this afternoon. Mr. Fish writes :
Sir,_The gravity of the situation in which
the railroads of the United States stand in respect to their very general inability to carry the freights now offering must excuse this, perhaps, too long letter.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has for some time past been inquiring into an alleged increase in rates by certain railroads in the territory east of Chicago and north of the Ohio river. From the accounts published in the newspapers it would seem that much testimony has been elicited showing that the cost of every item which goes to make up the expense of rendering the service has advanced beyond measure, particularly fuel, motive power, rolling stock, materials, wages, and taxes, possibly in the order named.
The discussion might, and I think should, be put upon the higher plane of sound public policy rather than on that of mere cost. The public demand that common carriers shall furnish transportation when, where, and as called for, without previous notice. Facilities equal to the maximum and far above the average demands of the public must be provided at all times. For years past so doing has not been limited by the willingness or the ability of the railroad companies to defray the cost, but by their incapacity to get men and material for the work.
The rates of freight and of fare now prevailing are substantially the abnormally low ones which the railroads *yere forced to accept in the bad times from 1893 to 1897, when their facilities vastly exceeded the demand for trans-

portation. The return of general prosperity has in all parts of the country created demands for transportation not only exceeding all previous experience, but growing with inconceivable rapidity and persistency.
Had the rates been advanced and kept in line with the price of other commodities and services, the demand for transportation would have been concurrently checked. This was not done, and as a result we find the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, which has in recent years raised the largest amount of new capital, and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, which has perhaps raised the next largest amount, blockaded at Pittsburgh.
Our situation on the Illinois Central is one of congestion, if not bordering on blockade, although within four years our capital stock has been increased from $52,500,000 to $95,040,000, through the payment into the treasury of $42,540,000 of money, which is more than 80 per cent of the amount which had been subscribed in the preceding forty-eight years, from 1851 to 1899.
Other companies all over the country have made proportionate expenditures on betterments, and all find their traffic congested. It is safe to say that with a ' bumper ' crop of corn yet to move, the demand for transportation has this winter been further in advance of the supply than at any former time, and it looks as if things would get worse before they get better.
The custom among railways was, until recently, to contract in January, and even later, for a supply of rails for the then current calendar year. The great companies contracted in May, 1902, for their supply for 1903.
As to locomotives and cars the situation is worse. We still lack one lot of engines which should have been delivered last July, and others for later deliveries, and some thousands of car3. I was to-day offered twenty-five locomotives for delivery in January, 1904, and told that no other works in the country could furnish them at an earlier date. It took our greatest locomotive works, the Baldwins, seventy years to build 20,000 locomotives. I understand they now have 2,900 under contract* of which 1,000 are for delivery in 1904.
In structural iron, and in material of all kinds, like instances might be multiplied indefinitely.
The thing runs around in a circle, working back, in every case, to the failure of some one to deliver something. What except the growing excess of the demand for, over the supply of, transportation has brought this about.
Having regard to the best interests of the nation at large, have we not reached a point where the railroad companies now owe it as a duty to the public to advance their rates to the end that those who tender money may get the service and get it promptly ? If not, can any measure of general relief be afforded in any other way ?
Very respectfully,
January 7, 1903.


STUYVESANT FISH.
Thomas Walter Scott: Will my hon. friend permit me to ask a couple of questions ?


Frederick Debartzch Monk: I do not want to take up the time of the House, but if my hon. friend makes his questions short, i will try to answer them.


Thomas Walter Scott: Does the hon. gentleman think, that any one of the roads referred to
in that letter occupies the same position as the Canadian Pacific Railway does in its relation to the people of Canada ; the Canadian Pacific Railway being under specific contract to the people of Canada, for value received to give an efficient service.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: There is no doubt that"the Canadian Pacific Railway Company-from whom I may say I hold no brief of any kind-has contracted obligations towards the country; but there is such a thing as not being able to fulfil those obligations; and the point which my hon. friend has endeavoured to make, and which I want to make, is that we in the eastern provinces are suffering as well as the people in the west.


Thomas Walter Scott: I am quite satisfied with that statement. The next question is. will my hon. friend support the suggestion I have made that some step or action be taken to enforce the terms of that contract on behalf of the people of Canada ?


Frederick Debartzch Monk: The answer to the questiO'ii which my hon. friend puts to me would be very much the same as to one which I have given to his previous question. The Canadian Pacific Railway Company must be urged, and I would support the urging of that company, to give satisfaction in the west as well as in the east. Possibly I would urge that we in the east, who have done so much to build that railway in the west, should be the first to be accommodated; lint at the same time, I must say, whether it is because we who live in the east are more reasonable than our young friends from the west, or for some other reason, we realize that to a large extent it is impossible for that company, as much so as it is for the Illinois Central or the other large American companies, to satisfy the demand fully. That is' one point I want to make. Another point I want to make is this. We are perfectly ready, once we know what the government's proposition is, to do the very best we can to help our friends in the Northwest, although we must recognize that the conditions are greatly changed from those which existed at the time the Canadian Pacific Railway was built, largely at our expense ; and I for one, speaking off-hand, will give great consideration to the principle now laid down in the constitution of every state of the American union, that the time is past when the railways being built should be aided by the state. I think that is a matter for serious consideration; but what I say is that at the present moment the question of facilities for transportation is not to be considered purely and simply from a western standpoint, and I think that is a just and' legitimte view to lay before this House when we hear our hon. friends expounding with so much vigour the difficulties' that exist in the North-west, with which I thoroughly sympathize, and for the relief of which I and I am sure my friends on this side of


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the House are willing to do everything that is possible. But while that is the case, we must not forget that the transportation question does not end on the shores of Bake Superior, but extends from the west down through Canadian territory, through the St. Lawrence river, and ends practically on the other side of the ocean; and the time has come when we who have made such large and important sacrifices to build up the west -and pleased we have been to make them- should be given some consideration in regard to the problem of transportation. Speaking more particularly for the locality from which I come, I ask of what use would it be to us if all the grain grown in the west came down to Montreal when we have there and at every other port in the province of Quebec such limited facilities for handling the traffic ? What has been done for the port of Montreal ? I say these matters must be considered simultaneously; and whilst we are ready to do everything in our power to aid the west, our hon. friends themselves, if they are affected by the patriotic feelings which they have spoken of this evening, and as to the sincerity of which I have no doubt, must at tlie same time consider that we in the east have great wants that must be attended to at ouce. 1 spoke a moment ago of what had taken place in the 'elections of Terrebonne and Two Mountains, where the grievance referred to by my hon. friend was one of the prominent subjects of discussion. In the division of Montreal, where we had a minister of the Crown coming forward for reelection, the question perhaps most discussed was the question of placing the port of Montreal and the navigation of the River St. Lawrence in such a condition as to make our national system of transportation a perfect one from the west down to the ocean. On that occasion the hon. Minister of Marine and Fisheries (Hon. Mr. Prefontaine) felt that question was one of such deep interest to the people of that section of the country, that lie pledged himself on every public platform where he spoke, that the first duty of the government would he to place the port of Montreal on the footing of a national port, because he declared to the electors that a transfer would be made to his department of every part of the public works which concerned transportation. What I say is this, that we are ready, as far as we are able to do so, to help our friends in the west on this question of facility of transportation; but at the same time they must not fail to consider that the question of transportation, on which we have had no declaration of policy from this government since 1896, is one which must be considered from the extreme west to. the extreme east, and I for my part will not be ready to make any undue sacrifices to help our friends in the west unless they are ready on their part to take a broad, national view of this question; because anything we may do now in
the west alone would have the effect undoubtedly of diverting the traffic of the west into: American channels. I therefore wish not to be understood in any sense as hostile or as unwilling to consider the grievances which these gentlemen brought before us this evening; but at the same time 1 deem it my duty to call their attention in a friendly manner to the fact that the transportation question at the present moment is perhaps more unsolved in our part of the country than it is in theirs. Thi's question of transportation must he considered in its entirety, and while it is right for our hon. friends from the west to air their grievances in this House, it seems to me that we are equally entitled to call attention, in similar energetic language, to our side of the question. Let us have a complete national scheme of transportation, and whatever sacrifice it may entail on our part again- because that would be the second time tor our eastern provinces-I am quite ready that we should undergo these sacrifices, but it must be for a scheme considered from one end of the Dominion to the other.
Motion (Mr. Casgrain) to adjourn debate negatived.


James Moffat Douglas: I have no apology to offer, Mr. Speaker, for continuing the debate. It was not my intention to speak at any length, because I have not prepared notes, and was content to leave the matter very much in the hands of my hon. friend (Mr. Scott) who addressed the House this afternoon so moderately, ably and fully. I spolie on the question of the glraln blockades last session and I am pleased to find that the hon. member for AVest Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) 1ms pointed out the commercial aspect of the blockade. I would ask the House not to overlook this fact, that it is the business of the east which is being hindered in the West. It is the outgoing of your goods to our people which is being hindered and obstructed. You send your agents to the west by the thousand, they get their orders and the goods are sent out, but the people of the west find that the transit of these commodities is greatly impeded and obstructed. This therefore is not a sectional but a Canadian question, in which the people of the older provinces are just as much interested as the people of the West. On this question of the grain blockade, I could speak at some length. Having introduced grain legislation since 1896. in this House, I have kept my eye very closely on the conditions from time to time. During the months of January and February, I considered it my duty, as representing the people of Eastern Assiniboia, to visit all the branch lines and pay special attention to the condition of the grain trade on these lines. I went from town to town and from village to village and made my notes as to the effect of the legislation of last season, and I may state

very briefly that every siding was filled with cars loaded with grain. If there were any empties at all, they were in such a position that they could not be utilized. I found men shovelling- grain into cars from wagons in the winter snow when they could not reach them any other way. I remonstrated with these people and asked them why they went to such labour. But they said: We have as long as we choose to load these cars, because there is no engine to take them out; we can take a whole week, because when we have the car filled, it will stand perhaps two weeks before going out This was the condition of things on almost every siding all through these branch lines, at least in my constituency. But my observations were not confined to my own constituency, I took the trouble of travelling into Manitoba and found the same condition of things existing there.
We have found to-night members of the opposition endeavouring to find excuses for the railway company. If they do not support the Canadian Pacific Railway in the condition of things which exists to-day in the West, they! at least try to make excuses for the company. One excuse made by a leading official for Winnipeg in the city of Montreal, was that our legislation last year had greatly hindered the transport of grain by giving the farmers twenty-four hours to load a car. I wish to say that that statement is entirely unfounded because the ears, after they were loaded, stood two and three weeks and sometimes months before they were,moved, and furthermore the farmers who had paid demurrage because they had been two or three hours over the twenty-four in loading the car, had the pleasure of looking at the loaded car week after week before it went to market. I need not tell you that this delay is very serious. We have been told that we should submit to the inevitable, that we are a long way from the seaboard, and cannot expect to get our grain out in two or three months. Well, our people are reasonable, but when we have the grain of two harvests in our granaries, when we sell fatted animals from our ranches in August and cannot get them out of our way before the end of November, are we to be told that we should submit to the inevitable and that we ought not to vent our grievances in this House ? Is it not our duty, as representatives of a great grain growing community, to speak for the people ; and in doing so, we speak for the people of our Eastern provinces as well as our own. Our interests are mutual. If the west is prosperous, every wholesale merchant in Montreal, Toronto, Plamilton and elsewhere, will reap the' benefit, so that you cannot draw the line and say that this is a western question. We do not like to be told that we are unreasonable or not loyal. The old British flag has always been my pride. I delight in it still, and would be glad to see Mr. DOUGLAS.
all the produce of the west reaching the seaboard over Canadian routes, so that what has been said in that regard by the hon. gentleman who has just spoken has my hearty concurrence. We have been always ready to vote any money asked for the improvement of the St. Lawrence and the harbour of Montreal, and I trust that we will always be found ready to do the same again. Every dollar spent to improve our routes to the seaboard and our sea ports will benefit the west as well as the east. We do not want to be unreasonable fn our criticism even of the railway company. I believe that they are making vigorous efforts to meet the emergency. I believe them when they tell us that they will have 114 engines available before next season and that they are spending a large amount of money to meet present conditions, but what I do complain of is that they did not listen to the people who understood the development of the West years ago.
Five or six years ago they were told that they would not do the work of the country even with a double track-and I do not think they would be able to do it even if their track were doubled to-day. Further, they did not listen to their own officials in the North-west. They were very slow to receive instructions from those in their own employment who knew best what the conditions were. Now, they are up against a difficulty, and the people have to suffer, and they are told they must suffer patiently and loyally. The excuse has been made that it was the water supply-and the hon. member for St. Mary's, Montreal, has been eloquent about the water supply. The hon. gentleman forgets that, while the engines died on the track for want of steam power, the people all through the country there lived-even when it was so dry, as we are told, that there was no water for the engines. I am surprised that he overlooked that fact. The people there had water abundantly to meet their own needs and water their stock. Yet, a few, engines of the Canadian Pacific Railway could not find water enough to keep the breath of life in them. The fact is, the difficulty did not lie in the want of water, though we are told that sixty per cent of the engines could not be used for this reason. Then we are told that the water was bad. I have not much sympathy with that statement. The water certainly ought to have been much better during the last twp years than during the preceding eighteen years, for we had a great deal more rain. Every place was filled with water. And the more you dilute the alkali, the weaker it becomes. To say that there was a lack of water is scarcely an excuse for a company that has such facilities for securing money that it can go to Europe and, in a single season dispose of bonds that bring ,$17,000,1X10. Surely such a concern might have provided some

means of purifying and cleansing the water. Why, this very evening I received a letter from my own town of Moosomin, which is under contract with Messrs. Sutcliffe & Muir to build a merchant flour mill. And this enterprising firm-I think they are from the United States, though I have not the pleasure of their acquaintance-would not go into the business until they had solved the question of the water, and the effect of the water upon machinery. They took the trouble to send a sample of the water to analysts in Chicago, and I have here the analysis by these gentlemen. Messrs. Dickman, McKenzie & Potter. This contains the whole story of the water from Moosomin, one of the worst places in this respect along the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway. I shall not trouble the House with this analysis, but I may say that the water contains sodium chloride, sodium sulphate, calcium sulphate, sodium carbonate, magnesium carbonate, silica and iron oxide and alumina in certain proportions. The impurities amount to 127-28 grains to the gallon. This enterprising firm of Sutcliffe & Muir has found a process by which all these impurities can be eliminated, and they write me to ask me that I use my influence to get some consideration from the Minister of Customs relative to the duty of 25 per cent on the machinery required for this purpose which comes from Chicago. Here is a private enterprise and before they introduce machinery into their mill they solve the problem of the water question. Why cannot the great Canadian Pacific Railway spend a little of their money in eliminating the corroding element of the water that probably caused damage last winter ? X am not prepared to say that they had very great difficulty in getting a water supply, 1 know the water in the town of Moosomin is very bad and I am very glad that enterprising town, which has introduced the telephone and electric light, is seeking to secure perfectly pure water for the use of the people. This is an idea that might very readily be taken up by the railway company and that might solve the question of the running of their railways during the winter. My own idea is that the hon. member for West Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) struck the keynote when he said :	They had not shelter for their
engines, and they had not enough engines to allow each a day at proper intervals to be cleaned up and properly prepared to go to work again. In consequence, many of the engines came to grief.
Reference was made to the Bill respecting the grain trade that passed the House last year. It was said that it was causing trouble, and the hon. member for St. Mary's asked us whether or not a meeting was held In Brandon to find fault with the measure. A meeting was held in Brandon, not to find fault, but to make some additions to the law to make it more effective. It is true that exception was taken to a single phrase.
It was suggested that the phrase 'without undue delay,' relating to the furnishing of cars, should be eliminated. And no objection would be made if these words were removed. But it is a wrong impression to leave on the minds of hon. members that the farmers are opposed to the Bill of last year. 1 am prepared to say from personal knowledge, having travelled over the branch lines, as I have said before, that the farmers are favourable to that law. The statement of those on these lines was to the effect that one who had shipped his own grain over the loading platform, had gained at the least calculation, nine cents a bushel. What does that mean ? It means, on the crop of this year a gain of some $4,500,000. So, we think we have a right to speak and to expect to be heard. We think we have a right to ask the House to consider the interest of these people who have lost immensely through the condition of things that have existed during all these years. The hon. gentleman stated that the gain by the farmers who shipped directly to the lakes, might be seventeen cents. I am prepared to support the hon. member in that, and I know cases where such a result was realized. Personally, we have shipped grain the same way, and got the benefit. I have heard both Liberal and Conservative farmers speak in unqualified terms of the advantage of the Bill. What they want is more facility for loading directly, what they want is to be allowed to take the car that is allotted to them to the elevator, and have it reckoned to their account and not to the elevator's account. The agents of the railway company have insisted all along the line if a farmer ordered a car to the elevator they should charge the car to the elevator and not to the farmer. I believe that an unlawful advantage has been taken of the legislation in that way. There are some conditions that might be improved that would make it much more efficient than it is today, but it has been an untold benefit to those who have made use of it.
If I had time to-night I could give you many facts similar to these given by my hon. friend from West Assiniboia. I could put my hand in my desk and give you testimony of grain growers' associations, boards of trade, agricultural societies and various associations interested in that trade, referring to the blockade, not only from a grain standpoint but also from a commercial standpoint. I hope that the facts which have been brought before the House will be carefully considered, and that some means will be adopted to relieve the west; and by relieving the west and assisting the business of the west, the eastern provinces will receive a like benefit, and perhaps a greater benefit. I quite concur in the arguments made, and the cases which have been brought before the House by my hon. friend from West Assiniboia. But my mind is not at all changed. I think we should in-

sist that when railway companies come for charters as they do, stretching their hands over the entire country, endeavouring to blanket the country with railway charters, this House should be exceedingly careful in granting any further charters until these companies show their ability to operate and complete the construction of the roads that they now possess. I dare say to-morrow there will be a warm discussion in the Railway Committee between the two parties now in the field seeking to construct roads into that country. It would be a wise thing if we restrained these railway companies in securing further charters until they show that the roads they now possess and operate are fully equipped. What advantage is it for us to open up a great country, in Mackenzie Basin for example, when there are no people there ? We are told that people will go there. But what about people that are going into the country now, if their wants are not met? What about all the immigrants that have gone in this season if they cannot get a thousand feet of lumber to put a floor under their feet and to cover their houses ? What about these people years hence when they have stuff to bring out and there is no railway to bring it out ? There are people who have been waiting for twenty years to get railways. I know the difficulties that exist in my own constituency. There is a proposition to extend a road this season, and we should be glad to see the road built. Here is a road to be extended from Moose Mountain to Regina. Well, it goes through a good country, there has been a large immigration into that district from the United States. There are people north of Qu'Ap-pelle in the same riding who have been raising 0,000, 8,000 or 10,000 bushels of grain, and have been forced through circumstances to haul it twenty, or thirty miles, and some of them forty miles, and that for eighteen or twenty years. Now, if our railway companies would think less of the other fellow and more of the needs of the country, it would be a great deal better for the west.


Mr. INGRAM.: Will the hon. gentleman say who the other fellow' is ?


James Moffat Douglas: The other railway company that is seeking to get hold of the business. It is like a game of chess. When the other fellow' is about to move, then his opponent will move in advance, so you have competition to gain territory, not to build railroads, not so much to meet the immediate wants of the people, as to blanket the country with railway charters. I think a great responsibility is resting upon this House at this time. We want all the railways that W'e can get, and I would be glad to see the country covered to-day with rail-w'ays wherever there is a settlement. AVe do not wish to see a competition of the kind that is indicted, what we want is to Mr. DOUGLAS.
satisfy the people that are now in the country. My immigration policy has always been to give the people that are in the country the conditions of success, and they become the best immigration agents. At present, through the good crops of the last two or three years, our North-west country is in the eye of Europe, in the eye of the world. Success will secure settlers. But if the settlement of these people is hedged about with great difficulties, if these people are not carefully housed in the coming winter, if they have not railway facilities to take out the little grain that they may raise within a year or two, then they are in straits, they are in difficulties; and you will have them leaving the country as they have done before. going away in bitterness of spirit, writing in the newspapers against the country, believing themselves betrayed and victimized, and decrying the North-west Territories. It is for us clearly to consider the whole situation, and by some immediate steps seek to meet it. But we disappoint these people, we discourage these people. I hope that the government will seriously consider the facts that we have placed before them. AVhile we are in earnest inspeaking on behalf of our constituents, it is not for political purposes. I deny that in toto. AVe are speaking in the interest of the people who have cast in their lot with us, and who are seeking to make homes for themselves and their families. It is for us to keep our eyes open and our hands active in order to meet successfully every emergency that may arise.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I understood that the seconder of the motion, having withdrawn his action, the motion to adjourn the debate was in order. I did not think the motion could be disposed of while the hon. gentleman was on his feet speaking. The hon. gentleman was standing all the time, otherwise I would certainly have availed myself of the right to speak.


Peter Macdonald: The rule of the House is that if a member simply seconds a motion he exhausts his right to-speak.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: He exhausts his right ?


Peter Macdonald: Yes, without even saying a word.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I was not aware that a motion could be put before it was moved or seconded.


Peter Macdonald: The hon. member for Compton (Air. Pope) has the floor.


Air. R. II. POPE (Compton).: Air. Speaker.
I have listened with keen attention to the debate that has taken place in connection with this very important subject which has been brought to the notice of the House by the hon. member for AArest Assiniboia (Air. Scott). I fully realize, as I visit the great west every year, the importance of

its development and I also realize that while it is an important portion of Canada it is only a portion of Canada. It is not tlie whole of Canada and cannot be treated separately in many particulars and certainly not in regard to the transportation problem from the! rest of Canada. We must first consider the most important point of responsibility. If we have not sufficient facilities for transportation in the great west of Canada for the settlement that is going into that portion of the country and if people are 100 and 200 miles from railways somebody is responsible for it. If the condition of rates and if the accommodation for the traffic of that country are not what thfey ought to he somebody is responsible. Parliament is divided into two parts. One portion ot it is the opposition which has no power to operate but which has only power to crit1-cise. That portion of parliament which has power to put measures in force and to operate in the direction of benefiting the people of Canada is the government of Canada. If these hon. gentlemen from the west have any right to appeal to parliament they have the right to bring pressure to bear upon the government which they stand so faithfully behind, which they support on each and all occasions which they will blindly vote for through thick and thin and which they will not vote against on this or any other question during this entire session. If there is a responsibility, and I claim there is a responsibility, it rests upon the other side of the House, it rests with the government of the day, because they have been marking time ever since they have occupied the honourable positions which they now fill rather than studying the requirements of the country and providing for them. They are up against it to-day. This is not the first time that I have spoken upon this subject. This is not the first time that I have given warning to this government that they would find themselves in a difficulty in that country. I spoke on the subject last year and the year before and the year before that and I notified the government then that they were not realizing what was about to happen in the west. They were not realizing the necessities that were going to spring upon them in that region of Canada and to-day they have hon. members from that country who support them, because they have the four territories, as represented'in this House behind them, standing up one after the other and condemning the government for neglecting to realize the responsibility which rests upon them in connection with this matter. The hon. gentleman (Mr. Scott) smiles. Does he propose that parliament. shall operate as a parliament without the government ? What does he mean when he asks the hon. member for Jacques Cartier (Mr. Monk) if he would join him ? Join him in what ? As a member of this House ? Join him in going outside of this House, or in bringing force to bear ns a
member of this House ? He has no power and no right, except a personal right, to ask the hon. member for Jacques Cartier as a member of this House to join him in bringing pressure to bear upon the government. There is no sense or reason in any other position than that and when the hon. gentleman asked the hon. member if he would join him he simply aslcad if the opposition in this House would join him in forcing the government to take such action as he thinks is essential to the welfare of the country. Otherwise his request is meaningless. But, there is one thing that has become chronic with these hon. gentlemen. For twenty long years, or at least during a considerable portion of those twenty years, the then opposition, the then Liberal party, spent their time denouncing the Canadian Pacific Railway, denouncing the Conservative party for supporting any syndicate^ in the construction of that road, denouncing the country through which that road ran, and denouncing the freight rates which had to be high in the beginning because there was very little to take out of the country. This spirit of criticism became chronic with these hon. gentlemen. It has settled down upon them like a fog, it rests upon them, they see through that fog the Canadian Pacific Railway and they say that the Canadian Pacific Railway is the curse and the bane of this country. That is the miserable misfortune of the party that has been denouncing this great project for years. What do we find, Sir ? We find that a certain party, fortunately or unfortunately, found themselves intrusted with power, they found themselves placed in a position to govern half of the continent of America and they found themselves under the necessity of grappling with the great problem of transportation after twenty years of denunciation of the Canadian Pacific Railway. I have travelled through the territories and the only extension which has been encouraged or constructed under the administration of hon. gentlemen opposite of railway is a short line running from Lethbridge to the Crow's Nest Pass. Not another link in the railway system of the west has this government constructed, not a spike has been driven in these territories.


Thomas Walter Scott: I would remind the hon. member (Mr. Pope) that for five years before 1S9G. except the Soo line between North Portal and Pasqua junction near Moose Jaw, not a single line of railway was built in the North-west Territories, while at this day, there are no less than five railways being extended from the Manitoba boundary into the territories.


Rufus Henry Pope: Is there a railway from Regina to Prince Albert ?


Thomas Walter Scott: Yes.


Rufus Henry Pope: Under whose administration was that road built ?


Thomas Walter Scott: That road was built about twelve years ago.


Rufus Henry Pope: By the Conservative party V Who built the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway ? You will own that before you get done. Under whose administration was the road built from Calgary to Edmonton ?


Thomas Walter Scott: It was built with the laud of the North-west Territories.


Rufus Henry Pope: Yes, with the lands of the North-west Territories and why not ? Do they want my land in the eastern townships to build roads in their own section of country '( It was the system of the whole continent of America. Who first spoke of land grants in connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway ? Did you ever hear of the administration of the late Alex. Mackenzie in this country ? Did you ever hear of his advertising to the whole world for a syndicate that for so many acres of land and so many million dollars would undertake to construct that road ? He established the principle of land grants and hon. gentlemen sitting over there, if they are not willing to father their past history, should repudiate it, but if they are willing to father it they should put that into their pipes and make the best construction of it they can.
One gentleman opposite tried to make us believe that because the Canadian Pacific railway runs through a corner of the state of Maine, it was thq same thing as if we were taking the wheat of the North-west to ship it through a United States port. No such comparison can he made. Unfortunately for Canada the international boundary line was defined by incompetents and consequently a part of the state of Maine juts into what should be Canada, and in order to reach the port of St. John by the shortest route the Canadian Pacific railway has to pass through a comparatively short piece of American territory. But that is for the benefit of the people of the North-west because they get the advantage of a shorter haul for their wheat, and that wheat the Canadian Pacific railway ships across the Atlantic from a Canadian port. The hon. gentleman who used that argument has the reputation of having an inventive turn of mind, and I am sorry that he was so driven to the wall that he could not invent a better argument than that against our national railway. I agree that all Canada has been slow to realize the great possibilities of the west.
I believe that the Canadian Pacific railway itself has been slow to realize the possibilities of that great country. But none have been so slow as the government who are sending immigrants into that country to-day 200 miles ahead of a railway, when if they had foresight and a proper sense of their responsibilities, the Canadian Northern would long ago have received the assistance it is going to-receive and would a year ago


Rufus Henry Pope: have been built into the Saskatchewan valley. I have no doubt that that line will not get a land subsidy and they should not get a money subsidy, but I believe it will receive encouragement so that it can finance its undertaking. If the government of the day had one half the confidence in the west that it should have, the Canadian Northern would now be completed to Edmonton. Look at the confidence of the old Tory party in the North-west; look at how they insured the building of railroads when there was not a white man or a bushel of wheat in all that territory, and compare the confidence of the Conservative government with the dilatoriness of the present government whicli hesitates to encourage railroads now that there are 100,000,000 bushels of wheat grown for export there, and hundreds of thousands of active and enterprising settlers tilling the soil. What do you think of these four gentlemen on the other side who have spent hours in fault finding to-day, but who, on every occasion, will continue to vote for the government like so many blind mice. If they want to have their point carried with the government, let them show to the gentlemen who occupy the treasury benches that they meant what they say. Let me show gentlemen that independence of action is as necessary in this House as independence of thought, they are only fooling the people of the west until they show that if the government does not carry out their wishes they will take means to urge them to action. It is all very well for the rev. gentleman from East Assiniboia (Mr. Douglas) to preach a beautiful sermon here. It was couched in very mild language. Why, if the whole fourteen ministers had been here instead of only one, not a single one of them could have the least fault to find with the kindly remarks of the hon. gentleman. He told us lie waited twenty years for a railroad. How long does he think the Barr settlers will have to wait if the government does not do any more to encourage railroads in the North-west than they have done during the past six or seven years. Who has been at the back of the opposition to the Mann & Mackenzie road ? Why is this that we have received maps from the Grand Trunk Railway Company showing their line running up and down Mann & Mackenzie's right of way; recognizing the Canadian Pacific railway but ignoring the Mann & Mackenzie road. I say Sir, that there has been an effort on the part of some one to take Mann & Mackenzie by the throat, but the circumstances which have arisen have forced the government to action. It was not their forethought or their confidence in the west that prompted the government to activity. It is through a chain of circumstances which has arisen which now forces the government to act, and if an effort had not been made to stifle Mann & Mackenzie in their infancy we should have three transcontinental roads now instead of two. With all its faults we have to thank the Manitoba government that Mann & Mackenzie were able to stand the financial attack on them, and with their line pointed towards the Saskatchewan valley, defy some of the senators and some of the members of this government and some of the financial institutions of this country. Some lion, gentlemen on the other side have stated in this parliament to-day, that you cannot get transportation into that country or out of it and amongst other things they said that the farmers have to pay ten per cent interest. All that is a bad advertisement for the west, and these supporters of the government might have omitted that from their remarks. They blame the Canadian Pacific railway but they should have followed the true rule of British parliamentary government and held the occupants of the treasury benches responsible for the existing condition of affairs. These gentlemen in. trying to serve two masters; in trying to advocate the interests of their constituents and at the same time defend the government which has not these interests at heart, have made a pitiable exhibition in this House. They tell us that they hold the Canadian Pacific railway responsible. Nonsense. The Canadian Pacific railway is not the government of Canada and it is the government of Canada that is alone responsible. Sir, I hold the government of Canada responsible; first for the want of railway communication into that country; and second, because there is not to-day a second transcontinental line traversing this territory and affording that relief which hon. gentlemen opposite claim is necessary. I say that if the government had done two years ago what they have to do to-day, that line would have been in operation, and you would have had a double track from the Great Lakes into the interior of that country. With regard to extra transportation or accommodation for that country, the government of Canada is responsible and no one else, and the hon. gentlemen who sit back there will in a few days, when the motion is made, be found supporting the policy of the government which has made that extra accommodation impossible; for we will take care that these hon. gentlemen have an opportunity of showing their independence of action as well as their independence of voice.


The MINISTER OE PUBLIC WORKS (Hon. .Tames Sutherland).: Mr. Speaker, I am not inclined to quarrel with my hon. friend who has just taken his seat when he says that perhaps neither the government nor the members of the House fully realized in the past the responsibility which devolved upon them, in view of the great development the North-west country was making, or we might previous to this have taken action to provide greater facilities	for the movement of the
grain and other products of the country in this era of prosperity. My hon. friend must remember, however, that for several years we had a period almost of stagnation, although many of us who had an opportunity of travelling through the-west did feel that in a short time, if our expectations were realized, there would be a great development in the settlement of the country, and a great deal of grain and other produce to be removed. I must say, however, that I think my hon. friend was a little severe in saying that during its term of office this government has not to some extent, and to a very considerable extent, taken steps to relieve the situation. I remember, when we were giving assistance to what was known as the Ontario and Rainy River Railway that one of the leaders of the hon. gentleman's party said that we were giving assistance to a road that was being built through a country that was barren and useless.
I am glad to know he was mistaken. The principal object of those who were supporting the road was to secure the construction of the most important link in the outlet from the west to Lake Superior. It was fortunate that that road was built, because it has been a great relief to the west. It is not my intention to speak on this question at any length; but I think the hon. member for West Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) deserves the thanks of his constituents and of the country for bringing this matter to the attention of parliament, which he has done in a practical and argumentative speech. If he was severe in his criticisms of the railways, especially of the Canadian Pacific Railway, I think we can afford to be charitable to him for that when we. realize the difficulties which the people he represents have laboured under during the past season. The government, realizing the condition of affairs in the west, have from time to time made representations to the different railway companies, as to the great urgency of supplying more rolling stock and greater facilities for moving the grain and other products of the country. This is one of the most important questions that can come before this House. It is one affecting our whole national life, because I have always felt that, rates being about equal, it is very much to the interest of the farmers and other producers of this country that their products should be carried to the markets of the world by an all-Canadian route. In that way they will retain their identity, and every farmer and business man knows that Canadian products in the past have suffered from the fact that they have had to go through foreign countries, and in many cases have been replaced by the products of other countries, and have been made to appear in foreign markets ns inferior to what they are. The products of our farms are superior to those of almost every other country in the world, so that for the reasons I have stated, it is very important that we

should do everything we can to establish an all-Canadian route. My hon. friend from Jacques Cartier (Mr. Monk) reminded us that we must not forget the east. When I recall to him the fact that something over $0,000,000 has been spent on the St. Lawrence river channel and on the harbour of Montreal, it does not look as if the government had been forgetting the importance of establishing a national port in the harbour of Montreal.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: Not $6,000,000 in the harbour of Montreal.


The MINISTER OP PUBLIC WORKS.: The expenditure in the harbour of Montreal and the ship channel up to the present time has been over $6,000,000.


Joseph Israël Tarte: The money spent in the port of Montreal has been simply loaned money.


The MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.: We are not going to quarrel about where the money came from. It was furnished by this parliament on the credit of the country. The money has been spent.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: Will my hon. friend permit me to say that that is loaned money and we are paying interest on it.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: The interest is by the traffic of the whole country, not alone by the traffic of the city of Montreal.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: I wish to correct the statement made that the country has spent $6,000,000 on the harbour of Montreal. We in Montreal are paying interest on that money. [DOT]


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: The consumers of Canada who have been buying the goods that have passed through the port of Montreal have paid the interest on the money.


Joseph Israël Tarte: The government has not paid a cent of it.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: The people of Canada who consume the goods passing through Montreal pay the interest on the Montreal harbour works.


Frederick Debartzch Monk: That is very far fetched.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: It is not far fetched; it is a well-known fact. That is no reason, however, why we should not deal handsomely with Montreal, as the great port of Canada.


Joseph Israël Tarte: Montreal is the only port where such a policy is carried out. On all other ports we are spending money and charging the country with the interest.


The MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.: The money has been spent on those works as part of the national highway, and the credit of the country has been given to improve the port of Montreal. It is the Hon. Mr. SUTHERLAND.
policy of the government, which I hope will be endorsed by parliament, to make these improvements not only at Montreal, but at other ocean ports. This is a great and important question, and it is desirable that we should look at it in the most careful and businesslike way. I think that my hon. friend from West Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) is to be congratulated for having brought this matter to the attention of the House, and 1 was rather sorry to hear some hon. gentlemen intimate that he had some motive other than that which he expressed in the remarks he made. There was not one sentence that would indicate that he had any other object except that of bringing to the attention of the House the conditions existing in the west, in order that any remedy which could possibly be applied should be afforded. I am perhaps inclined to differ with my hon. friend to some extent. It mav be possible that the Canadian Pacific Raif-way have.not done all they should have done. But many an interview has been had with the representatives of that company, and representations have been made by them, which I think ought to be accepted as satisfactory, that they were doing everything money could do to meet existing conditions. I hope that such is the case, and that the railway company as well as the government will be impressed with the urgent necessity of doing everything possible to advance the prosperity and progress which we all desire to see existing in this country. As a member of the government.
I think that I am expressing the views of my colleagues when I say that we will do everything possible in our power to relieve the situation.


Andrew B. Ingram: I only intend to take a few moments of the time of the House. And in doing so, I wish to pay a tribute to the hon. gentleman who introduced this question. I do not think he was influenced by any other motives than those to which he gave expression. The fact that a certain important Bill is to be considered by a committee of the House and the fact that a certain document is being circulated among the members, may be considered as rather strange, coming together at this time, but I have no wish to attribute any motive to the hon. gentleman beyond those he has stated. I think he was quite right in bringing the matter before the House, but I regret that certain statements made here to-night should have been given expression to, and I am confident that when some hon. gentlemen read over their speeches in to-morrow's 'Hansard,' they will be very likely to cut out some of the statements they made, because to my mind, as a practical man, they were most erroneous and unfounded. I fail to understand why any hon. gentleman should, particularly in this House, make rash assertions affecting so large an enterprise as the Canadian Pacific Railway. We have been told, for in-

stance, that that line is in a deplorable con-! dition, that its management is very bad, and in fact it was really a dangerous line for any gentleman to travel on. That certainly cannot be the condition of the Canadian Pacific Railway. I have been in the employ of the Canadian Pacific Railway in my time, and I want to say, on behalf of the management-and I am in a position to express an opinion because I have had experience on several other lines in the United States and Canada-that as regards the congestion of traffic, the Canadian Pacific Railway have been trying, not for two years only, but for p large number of years, to secure sufficient engines and cars. When I was a member of a special committee in this House, appointed to look into the question of railway equipment, I found that the Canadian Pacific Railway and Grand Trunk Railway were both doing everything in their power to increase their rolling stock and meet the demands of traffic. As a matter of fact, it is utterly impossible for the railway companies of Canada and the United States to obtain the number of cars and engines they require. What are the conditions in the Northwest ? If I were to confine my remarks strictly to certain portions of Ontario, I would say that the rolling stock of any railway operated in those particular districts would last much longer and not require so many repairs as in Manitoba. Why? Because the conditions are different. In Manitoba they have, in the first place, the alkaline water to contend with, and then, during a large portion of the year they have to suffer from- severe frost. These are two things that railways have not to contend with in the section of the country from which I come. Then the Canadian Pacific Railway tried their utmost during last summer to secure a large number of machinists to go to Winnipeg for the purpose of repairing their engines. I am not rising as an advocate for the Canadian Pacific Railway, but simply to state the common sense practical views of a railway man on the question, given without fear or favour; and I do know, as a matter of fact, that the Canadian Pacific Railway were not able to secure machinists to repair their engines in Manitoba and in the North-west Territories. I may be asked why they did not import skilled labour from the United States. Well, the same difficulty exists in the United States. The railway companies there could not obtain machinists. These are actual facts. In a new country of the enormous size of the North-west and with its great traffic, the people will naturally have these grievances, and it is very unreasonable to expect the Canadian Pacific Railway to remove them entirely. One hon. gentleman stated here that the Canadian Pacific Railway inaugurated a strike in Winnipeg. Another hon. gentleman said that the company were so keen to declare dividends that they charged high rates, and so on. But if you will apply a little common sense to the question, whether you be a practical railway man or not, you will see that if the management of the Canadian Pacific Railway were so eager to secure dividends, the last thing they would dream of would be to foment a strike. Who ever heard of a strike on a railway being the means of creating a dividend ?
Is it not a well known fact that every strike on a railway is a source of great loss, not only to the company, but in many instances, to those engaged in the strike ; and when an hon. gentleman says that the Canadian Pacific Railway was actually responsible for this strike, he is making a statement so absurd that it is its own refutation. What else have we to consider 1 Is it not a fact that there is a large number of stockholders in this company, who are not all rich people, and who have their money invested in the shares of the company. Should we not be very careful then about making speeches in the House of a character that might possibly lead timid shareholders to dispose of their stocks and thus create a slump m the market. Hon. members should consider some of these things. If we have some persona] grievance against the Canadian Pacific Railway, let us state our grievance to the company, and if the company will not remedy it, then let us prefer specific charges and ask the government to investigate. And if the Canadian Pacific Railway is guilty, legislation should be prepared to prevent them creating grievances of that character The statement is made that the Canadian Pacific Railway allows cars to remain on the sidings for weeks and months.
I would like you to compare this statement with the one I am about to make. A year or two ago legislation was asked for and passed by this House allowing them to have cars on the sidings for not more than twenty-four hours. I want to ask my hon. friend who stated that cars are allowed to remain on the sidings so long, what would be the necessity


Thomas Walter Scott: It is evident my hon. friend (Mr. Ingram) entirely misunderstands the question he is attempting to discuss. We did come down to the House and ask that the people should have the privilege of demanding from the company cars for direct loading, and last year, or the year before, the farmers of Manitoba and the Northwest were given that privilege. A statement was made here to-night in. answer to the excuse put forward on behalf ot the company that this direct loading privilege was responsible for the congestion of traffic. We pointed out, and pointed out truly that this had nothing to do with it, as was proved* by the fact that every siding was crowded for weeks and months last fall with loaded wheat cars.


Andrew B. Ingram: And I have no doubt they will be crowded for years to come, for the

very reasons I have stated here to-niglit. To hear these hon. gentlemen speak, one would imagine that the company was not doing its duty in not having removed these grievances. Surely


Thomas Walter Scott: If they would remove the loaded cars it would be all right.


Andrew B. Ingram: But our hon. friends from the west forget the fact that, in the older parts of the Dominion we have the same difficulty to-day. Take the lines of railway that run through my own city, old established and well equipped lines that haul more cars in one train, probably than are hauled in two or three trains in the Northwest. Yet we have congested trade and are obliged to put up with it. We are exercising a little patience, I may say to these hon. gentlemen. After investigating whether the difficulty can be removed, and satisfying ourselves that it cannot, learning that the company are doing their best to meet the requirements of the service we exercise patience. Now, I say again that the statements made to-night are not correct; I have no hesitation in saying so. When they charge the Canadian Pacific Railway with being poorly and improperly managed, they are stating what is not the fact.


Thomas Walter Scott: That is a matter of opinion.


Andrew B. Ingram: So it might be. But my hon. friend (Mr Scott) must remember that we have this year an unprecedented rush of freight and passenger traffic in the Northwest. It is said that if a merchant expects trade to increase he will prepare for it. That is exactly what the railway companies are trying to do. But they are not able to secure the rolling stock and engine power, and naturally these grievances follow. If these hon. gentlemen can tell me that there is a car or engine factory, in this country that will supply the Canadian Pacific Railway with fifty or a hundred engines or with ten thousand cars, and the Canadian Pacific Railway has refused to *avail themselves of this opportunity to increase their equipment I will withdraw the statement.


Thomas Walter Scott: The excuse is made that there is a lack of water. I can tell the hon. gentleman (Mr. Ingram) that there are supplies of water that have been there for years and-I made this statement before- notwithstanding that the officers' of the company, years ago, recommended that these supplies of good water be utilized, it is only within the last month or so that the com. pany is making provisions for utilizing this water. The hon. gentleman from St. Mary's stated, as though he had the fact direct from the headquarters of the company, that 00 per cent of the power of the engines was useless last year because of the lack of good water.


Andrew B. Ingram: 


Andrew B. Ingram: The water and the weather combined-two very important elements in railroading-to put the engines out of repair. The severe weather during the winter months is a greater difficulty with regard to engines than any other they have to contend against, particularly when there is a lack of workmen to put the engines in repair. The company have done everything they could and, having done so they are not to blame. I have been told by a man from the west that a train starting with one engine, may require four engines before it can be moved. The alkali naturally affecting them so as to prevent them from steaming. We in easterm Canada have not this particular difficulty to contend with. We can do more work with one engine, probably, than can be done In the west with three. This greatly complicates the problem of running the road when there is a great rush of traffic. It is well for hon. gentlemen not to make too rash statements. They should bear in mind that the company have a great deal on its shoulders at the present time. I have no desire to run down the Canadian Pacific Railway, and no desire to praise it.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Oh, oh.


Andrew B. Ingram: Some hon. gentlemen laugh. I would as soon praise the Grand Trunk or any other company that is making praise-worthy efforts to give the public a good service. I think that the Canadiau Pacific Railway notwithstanding what has been said deserves some little credit for what they have done. As eastern men we are willing to do what is right by our friends in the west. But they should not be unreasonable. They are progressing very fast and their requirements are growing with great rapidity. They must not be too impatient-
I trust they will excuse me for lecturing. If they will have a little patience they will get along very well.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: At the risk of being considered somewhat tedious,
I desire to say a few words on this subject-


Lawrence Geoffrey Power: I am under the impression that the hon. gentleman (Mr. Sproulel has spoken.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I move that the House adjourn.


Lawrence Geoffrey Power: The hon. gentleniau. having spoken, has no right to make that motion himself.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I can move that the House adjourn.


Lawrence Geoffrey Power: No.


Mr. EARLE.: I move that this House do now adojurn.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Carried.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: It is largely a waste of time crying ' carried.' I wish to say that.

some of the suggestions that have been offered even if carried into effect, would not accomplish what the western members desire. The hon. member for Saskatchewan (Hr. Davis) said that the double tracking of the Canadian Pacific Railway would meet the difficulty. But a moment's consideration would show that this could not possibly be the case. The contention is that there is a blockade on the road' and that it is very inconvenient. No doubt it is. The difficulty is that there is much more freight and passenger traffic to be handled in a short time than there ever was before. But I might remind these hon. gentlemen that they are not alone in the experience of delay on the part of railways in handling freight. I am told by a business man in this section of the country that he had a car load of freight across the river from Windsor, twenty-three days -ago, the contents of which were consigned to him, and it has not been delivered yet. I think that is a fair parallel with what some of the hon. members have experienced in the west. The number of passengers that are going into that country at the present time, over 20,000 this spring, and the amount of settlers' effects to be hauled in, and the grain that has to be hauled out of that country, have certainly overtaxed the capacity of the railway. But that is an exceptional thing, and I think hon. members from the west ought to be as patient as possible. No doubt they are patient, to a certain extent, and we sympathize with them in the difficulties they have to contend with, and are as anxious as they to find a remedy. But that is not the only portion of the country that is suffering. What is the trouble in that country ? The increasing quantity of grain from year to year is such that no railway could handle it. Now, one hon. member said that double tracking the road would do it. Let me give him a calculation. Last year it was said there would be a hundred million bushels of grain to be disposed of. How many roads would be required to take that grain out of the country in the short time that the farmers desire it should be handled ? One road would not do it, two roads would not do it, three roads would not do it.


Thomas Walter Scott: A hundred million bushels is a small amount of business for a good railroad.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I am told by one of the stockholders of the Canadian Pacific Railway that their large cars carry about 666 bushels, so that it would require 7,507 trains of twenty cars in each to handle that grain. At the rate of three trains a day, it would take 522 days. Now, if you had three roads hauling that grain, say each hauling twenty cars and three trains a day, it would take eighty-three days, or nearly three months, to handle that grain in the time that the farmers think it ought to be handled, between the time of threshing and the time that navigation closes.


Thomas Walter Scott: I stated that the farmers did not ask that it should all be handled inside of three months, but they did complain when less than 25 per cent was handled in a season.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: Well, the contention is that there is a blockade, and that the grain cannot be handled. I am only drawing attention to the fact that it would require so many trains and so many railroads to handle even one hundred million bushels of grain, which was the crop of last year. Now, with the influx of population to that country which has been taking place lately, what will it) be two or three years hence when you have four hundred million bushels of grain ? Why, even twelve or fifteen railroads could not handle it. Therefore it will be apparent how impossible it is to get sufficient accommodation to handle the crop of that country in the short time the farmers think it ought to be handled. Then if you had the roads, what would they be doing for the other nine months of the year ? They would not have the freight to haul, their earning powers would be nil, the irons would be rusting, there would be no interest earned on their money. Therefore that is not a solution of the difficulty. What the North-west farmer wants is to handle that crop in the fall of the year.


James Moffat Douglas: The hon. gentleman says there will be no use for these railways the rest of the year after taking out the grain. Have we not endeavoured to show this fact, that the present railway facilities are not able to cope with the commercial business of the country going westward ? There is not the slightest danger of the road running out of work the whole year.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I admit that there is a great deal more work offering for the railways than can be done, but I am starting from the desire of the farmer to move his crop in a short time, and I say that it would require twelve or fifteen roads to move in that short time the grain that is likely to offer in a very few years hence. But it would not require that number of railways to haul freight into the country, therefore some of them would be lying idle a good portion of the year. It seems to me that the only solution of this question is by building a road to the Hudson Bay. I travelled through that country for several weeks last fall, and endeavoured to get as much information about it as I could, and I frankly confess that I think this is the only solution of the situation. You are as near Hudson Bay from Regina, or Brandon, or perhaps Winnipeg, as you are to Port Arthur.


Thomas Walter Scott: How long would the season of navigation be ?


Thomas Simpson Sproule: From all the information I can get, I think there is navigation on the



Hudson Bay about four or five mouths in the year, or a little longer.


Thomas Walter Scott: At what date would it close in the fall ?


Thomas Simpson Sproule: The best navigation of the Hudson Bay Company 'commences some time in July.


Thomas Walter Scott: And what is the probable date that bay navigation would close ?


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I did not get any specific date, but my opinion is that there is between five and six months . of navigation, say at least four months. It commences towards the end of July, and you have August, September, October and November.


Thomas Walter Scott: We can use the lakes up to the end of the first week in December. So by shipping to the bay we could not have any longer season.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: But you have this advantage, that when you reach Hudson Bay you reach ocean navigation, where you can never have a blockade, because if you have freight offering, there will always be vessels to carry it away. You will not do as you do at Port Arthur, fill your elevators in a few weeks. When you come to an ocean port you cannot have a blockade. Then you have a great reduction in the cost of transportation.


Thomas Walter Scott: I should think there would be a blockade during the six, or seven, or eight months that the hon. gentleman says navigation may be closed.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: I say if you must handle the grain as the farmers desire it should be handled, inside of two or three months, that is the only feasible scheme for handling it. At best you have only to haul it four or five hundred miles. You can easily run several roads to the bay, as it is a cheap country to build through. If the great object to be attained is to haul the grain to the seaboard in a short time, I say that is the only way it can be done. But there are other ways of disposing of this trade.
Now, I notice that there is an important trade springing up with China and Japan. A great deal of the grain grown in the west is made into flour and shipped to the Orient, China and Japan, and will go in increasing quantities in the future. Then another portion of it will be consumed in the east. A large and increasing portion of it will be fed to stock, as is now being done in the older provinces. Take the province of Ontario. There are five to ten times as much grain, including wheat, oats, barley and pease, now fed to stock as was fed ten or fifteen years ago. And so it will be in the west if the farmers turn their attention to mixed farming. They will not have such a large quantity of grain to ship out of that country because it will be used up in the country in making another product that will be more easily taken Mr. SPROULE.
out and the movement of which can be distributed over a longer season. These are some of the difficulties that a farmer has to contend with there, and if be insists that the government must provide railways in the immediate future to handle that great crop in a short time he is proposing something that no government can accomplish no matter how much money is spent. That is my opinion in regard to it and my opinion as to the solution of the difficulty. I think what I have suggested is the only feasible solution in sight. There are those who say that the Hudson's Bay is not navigable. Well, I am not going to waste the time of the House to argue that question. At least I am satisfied from what information I have been able to get that it is navigable and navigable between four and five months in the year, hut if there is any question as to it, why do the government delay one hour from making a proper test? Why don't they send up one, or five, or even ten expeditions if necessary to collect data, from year to year to determine whether it is navigable or not and do that right away ? Why do they delay ? Because I have no doubt this will become at some time in the future one of the great highways of commerce for the people of that country. As one of the people living in the east I say it is not the desire of eastern people to be niggardly in expenditure to help the farmers of the west. They have been giving every attention to this subject and are just as anxious as their friends in the west that some solution should be found for the difficulties of life which they have to contend with. But they should remember that there are insurmountable difficulties that cannot be always overcome and that it is not only in the west that cars cannot be supplied when they are required.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: As the general desire to discuss this question has prevailed I think at this late hour with the pea-mission of the House I shall ask leave to withdraw the motion for Supply and move that this House at the next sitting shall resolve itself into Committee of Supply.


Lawrence Geoffrey Power: The question is upon the motion of the hon. member for Victoria (Mr. Earle) that the House do now adjourn. Is it the pleasure of the House that the hon. gentleman has leave to withdraw his motion.
Motion withdrawn.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE moved :: That the House resolve itself into Committee of Supply at the next sitting of the House.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: What position will that put this side of the House in in regard to the moving of an amendment. If the motion of the hon. Minister of Finance passes now we will not be able to move an amendment.


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: No, the ordinary motion will stand. It is in order that we may retain the motion for Supply in the usual position, that I make this motion. There will be no change and the usual motion will have to be made.


[Stage Direction]
Motion agreed to.
The MINISTER OF FINANCE moved the adjournment of the House.
Frederick Debartzch Monk: What will be the business taken up to-morrow, and if the government Bills are to be taken up will the hon. miu-inster tell us which ?


The MINISTER OF FINANCE.: We will take up, first, to-morrow, the Bill of the Postmaster General (Sir William. Mulock), item sixteen on the Order Paper for to-day, Bill (No. 17) to aid in the settlement of railway labour disputes, to be followed by item seventeen, Bill (No. 21) to amend and consolidate the law respecting railways if there be time, although the first item may occupy some time.


[Stage Direction]
Motion agreed to, and House adjourned at 12.25 a.m., Wednesday.

[Stage Direction]
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 ; Accts., Accents; 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. Gr. 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 rc, 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. 13L18 ; (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. Dyment) 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 pro]). 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.: 
Lemieux. Mr.   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.: 
Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: 
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. O.-Con.
Alaskan Boundary Commission, on M. (Mr-Bourassa) 14819 (vi).
Amherst Postoffice, Rental, &c. (Ques.) 1591
w.


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


Atlantic Fast SS.: 
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 Sfcl. 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).


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

 Ques. of Order, 13286 (vi).
Sec ' 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, kc. (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).
Marldand, 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, &c. (Ques.) 3631 (ii).
North Pole Expedition, Govt. Aid to (remarks) 12811 (vi).

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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 Laurier) 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) 142->4 (vi).
Civil Government ; Customs (salaries) 325 (i). Customs (preferential tariff) 3937 (ii).
Excise (adulteration of food, &c.,) 5389; (analysts, &c.) 53S9 (iii).
Fisheries (fish-breeding establishments) 4175; (fishways) 4174 (ii).
Geological Survey (Bell, Dr. appnmt.) 6818;
(explorations, &c.) 6818 (iii).
Indians : Mar. Pro vs. (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); (PetitdeGrat andMulgrave) 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. Tarte) to Com. of Sup., 4912 (ii).
Thanksgiving Day, Adjournment (remarks) 13379. Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M.
for Com. of Sup., 3497 (ii).
Tread gold 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, ]\Jr. 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 TJ.S. (remarks) 12761 (vi).
Brunet, Arthur and Dom. Elections Act, on M.
(Mr. Casgrain) for Pets., &c., 108 (i).
Cane Bros., Timber License, &c. (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-Cow.
Public Works-Con.
examining warehouse) 13009 ; (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) 1104; (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 breakwater) 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) 13230 (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 Colborne) 3368
(ii); (Sturgeon Falls, wharf) 1431 (i); (Thes-salon, breakwater) 13254; (Victoria harbour) 13255; (Wiarton, wharf) 13250 (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. Stewart)for Ret., 881 (i).
Chabot, Mr. F. X., Dismissal, &c. (Ans.) 2015 (i).
Chevrier Family, Einplymt. 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 avid 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); (RoyalMint)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.
(Qu6s.) 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 (iii).

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 Com. 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 Mulock) 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., 143S0.
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.: See ' Ry. Act B. 258.'
Blain, Mr. R.-Con.
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, <L'C. (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) 14651; Welland (mitre sills lowering) 14148 (vi).
Civil Govt.: Inland Rev. (salaries) 231 (i). Customs (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).
Dom. Lands (Banff, roads and bridges) 6788;
. (tree culture) 6779 (iii).
Excise (methylated spirits contract) 5378 ;
(Standard Chemical Co.) 5378 (iii).
Fisheries (Acadm, 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 ami SS. Subventions (Can. and Australia) 13680(vi); (Can. and S. Africa)5879
(iii)	7749 ; (G. B. and Can.) 7728; (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 , (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. (Arichat) 5829 ; (Guysborough) 5840 (iii); (Sydney Mines) 13028; Ont. (Belleville, armoury) 13083 ; (Guelph, armoury) 13084, 13085 ; (Hawkesbury, P. O) 13119; (Oshawa,
P.	O.) 13111; (St. Mary's, P. O.) 13110;
X

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


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: 209 (prop. Res.) 4185; in Com. on Res., 4363, 4961, 5089, 5101 (ii); P"* of B., 5358; in Com., 5589, 5786, Canadian Northern Ry. Co., Ret. re Estimate of Cost laid on Table, 5052 (ii).
Canadian North-west Irrigation Co.'s B. 143 (Mr. Oliver) in Com., 3227, 3982 (ii).
C. P Ry. and Great North-west Central Ry. Co. 's Agreement (Ans.) 2306 (i).
C. P. Ry. Expenditure for Rolling Stock, 1902-3 (Ans.) 2311 (i).
Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s incorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5556 (iii).

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Blair, Hon. A. G-.- Con.
Canal Employees, Wages, &c. (remarks) 2303 (i). Cattle Guard Commission, Appnmt. 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 'Dom. 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) in Com., 13609, 14425 (vi). Dry Docks Construction Act Amt. B. (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3007 (ii).
Erie, Ontario Power Co.5s 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 Laurier) 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.) 54i (i).

Private Cars (Ans.) 2309 (i).

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

Rep. of Mr. Pottinger, on M. (Mr. Haggar t) 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., 1454 (ii).
Municipal Rights re Tramways, &c. (remarks) in Com. on Bill, 6080 (iii).
New Canadian Co.'s incorp. B. 83 (Mr. Lemicux) 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).
Pugwash, 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 Dep'.l. 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, &c. (Ans.) 3971. Ry. Subsidies in Land and Money in Man. and
N.	W.T. (Ans.) 1677 (i).
Ry. Subsidies (money) paid by Govt, in Px-ovs. (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 C. 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,MuiTay Harbour Ry., Tenders, &e. (Ans.) 2584 (ii).
South Shoi'e Ry., Complaints re Safety (remarks) 206 (i).

Working of, &c., on M. (Mr. Tarte) for
Cor., 450 (i).
Station Agents, P.E.I., Salaries, &c. (Ans.) 4361. Steel Rails, Contract, Price, &c. (Ans.) 285 (i). Supply:
Civil Govt.: Railways (salaries) 333 (i).
Mail Subsidies and ss. Subventions (St. John anti 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, &c. (Ans.) 2585 (ii).
Ties on Govt. Rys,, Imjxortation, &e. (Ans.) 1679. Toronto and Hamilton Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 147 (Mr. Campbell) on M. for Com., 4672 (ii), onM. to resume adjncT. 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).

SeeG. 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) 5088 (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.)iov Cor., 1048, 1053 (i).
Borden, Hon. Sir Frederick W., K.C.M.G-.
(Minister of Militia and Defence), Kings, (JV.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 ) 870 (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).

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Borden, Hon. Sir P. W. -Con.
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, &c. (Ans.) 1027 (i).

Medals, Regulations, &c. (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, &c., 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; (Ck 0- C-) 3781 iii); (Hamilton drill hall) 0949
(iii); (Martineau commission) 3585, 3752 ; (Military college) 3778; (military stores branch) 3(508 ; (pay and allowance) 3584 (ii); (pay and allowance general statement) 13379 (vi); (paving streets, Winnipeg barracks) 0949
(iii); (properties) 3611; (Toronto, drill shed) 3618; (transport and freight) 3752: (Valley-field strike) 3587, 3753 (ii).
Public 1Vorks: 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; Ont. (armouries, generally) 13084 ; (Belleville, armoury) 970 (i) 13082; (Military College, Kingston) 13094 ; (Toronto, drill hail) 13186 ; (Toronto, military buildings) 13086 (vi); Ottawa (desks, &c.) 986; (Royal Mint) 346 (i); Que. (citadel, drill shed j 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, &c, (Ans.) 3804 (ii).

See'* Woods,' &c.
Transcontinental (Can.) Ry., Representations re Military Purposes (Ans.) 541 (i).
Valleyfield Labour Strike, Payment of Militia (Ans.) 13871 (vi).

See 1 Supply-Militia,' &e.
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, &c. 5?64 (iii).

See ' Tents,' &c.
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-Olayton 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 Remarks, 14765 (vi).

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

Mr. Sifton's Telegram rc, 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, 1.1185 (v).	-
Arsenault, Capt., Compensation for Damages (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi). Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 5966 (iii)
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry. re Debts, &c.
(remarks) in Com. on B. 155, 14771 (vi). Atlantic Past ss. Service (remarks) on Notice of
M.	, 13948 (vi).


Atlantic Past SS.: 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, &e. (M. for copies*)
2778 (ii).

inquiry for ret., 5033 (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 4 Budget,' &c.
BC. Canners: See 'Salmon,' &c.
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. Elections 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 countries, 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 rc 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 Com. 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 (iv).
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 rJ 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).

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

Sec ' 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-l'ulwer 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. Gallihcr) 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. 'Ll.-Con.


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


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) on M. for 2,899 ; in Com., 907 (i); (compulsory voting) 13584; on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to dischg. Order, 14769 (vi).
Govtl. Intention (remarks) 12218 (v) ; 12719 (vi).

B. 15 (Mr. Clancy) in Com., 1064 (i).
Dom. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6440 (iii). Dry Docks Construction Act Amt. B. 178 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3023, 3036, 4680 (ii). Easter Adjournment, on 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: 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).



Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Grain Insps ction Act (weigh masters) Amt. B. 266 (Sir Richard Cartwright) in Com. on Res., 13807 (vi).
Grain Standards, Samples re &c. (remarks) 11180 (v).
Grain Weighing in Man. and N.W.T. (remarks) in Com. on B. 188, 4189 (ii).

(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, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13079 (vi).
Halifax Museum, Removal, &c. (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, &c. (remarks) 9457 (iv).

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

See 'Alaskan,' &c., ' Colonial,' &c.


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).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
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 & Sas. Ry. Surveys: See ' Supply- Dom. Lands.'
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal Settlement, &c. (remarks) 2676 (ii).
Loy, Geo. M., Privs. and Elections Corn., 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, &c., Importations, 14766 (vi).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Stmnt. re Certain Rooms in H. of C. (remarks) 14530 (vi).

Forwarding, &c. (remarks) 14569,14682 (vi).

Kvi
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Threats to Express Cos. (remarks) 14851 (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).
Mail. 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. 509S (ii).
Master and Mates B. 226 (Mr. Prejontainc) in Com. on Res., 6544 (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 ' 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).


Mclsaac. Mr.  C. F.@: 256 (Mr. Fielding)
in Com., 12843 (vi).

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

Prov. Autonomy : See ' 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) iu Com., 8261 (iv).


Penny Banks B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: See ' 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,, &c. (remarks) 7296 (iii).

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

Ret. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6946 (iii).

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

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Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: (subsidies) Amt. B. 2 (Mr. Charlton) in
Com., 1060 (i).

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


Ry.   D@: See 'Exchequer.'


Dorn.   E@: 77 (Mr. Smith) on M. for 2Q, 2387 (i).


Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: 
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, &e.) 14515 (vi).
Ry. Mail Clerks, &c., in Com. on Postoffice 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) 128 >5, 12843, 13005 (vi).
Rainy River Mail Service, Tel. (read) 6889 (iii).


Redistribution B.:: on Ques. of Order (Mr. Dep. Speaker)
11618 (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).
Sessions 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: Sec ' Safety ' &c.
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12845 (vi).

See 4 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 , &e.) 2760 (i).

B. 237 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 12777
(vi).
Steel Bounties : Sec 4 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 4 Ry. Act B. 250,' &c. Supply Bill in Com. of Sup. (remarks) 5996 (iii).

(remarks) re Prop. Res., 6003 (iii).
Supply Bill, 218, in Com., 6170 (iii).
Supply :
Agriculture (census, &c.) 4643, 4801 ; (census tabulators) 4656 ; (dairying branch) 4671 ; (Japan exhibition) 4626; (Stuart, Capt., dismissal, &c.) 4353 (ii).
Canals-Chambly (electric stations by-wash) 12906 ; (tow paths) 12907 (vi).
Civil Oort. -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.
Dorn. Lands (Banff, bath house) 13955 (vi) ; (boundary delimitations) 0790 ; (homestead entries) 6773; (homestead inspectors) 6707; (inspector's expenses) 0760 ; (Long Lake and Saskatchewan ry. survey) 0941 (iii); (salaries, outside service) 13773 (vi); (surveys)0939(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.) 0826Jiii).
Immigration (agencies, salaries) 6709; (repatriation, &c.) 0709 (iii).
Indians-B. C. (medical attendance) 13785 ; (salaries) 13785; Man. and N.W.T. (surveys, &c.) 13784 ; N.S. (land purchase) 13781 (vi).
Inland 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) 0793 ; (astronomical work) 0790 ; (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) 3500; (police magistrates) 3422; (sheriff Eilbeck, salary) 3110; (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), 13073 (vi); Can. and S. Africa) 7752 ; (Gaspe and Dalhousie) 7750; (Grand Manan and mainland) 7742 (iv); (Lord Strathcona, str.) 0003 (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) 13670 ; (St. Catheiine's Bay and Tadousac) 13695 ; (St. John, N. B. and Glasgow) 13074(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) 0952 (iii).	...
A. W. T., Govt, (additionalgrant, &c.) 0946 (m); (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 inspection) 4119 ; (tidal surveys) 4114 (ii).
Pont 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-Dorn, (architect's staff) 962 ; (armouries) 967 ; (clerks of works) 963; (heating, &c.) 1005; (lighting) 1007 ; (water supply) 1007 (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; (Dorn, buildings, repairs) 959; (Macleod, court-house) 959 ; (Yorkton, court-house) 901 (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, armourv) 13082 ; (Brantford, drill hall) 13108 (vi); (Clinton, P.O.) 518, 528 (i) ; (St. Catherines drill hall) 13100 ; (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) 990 (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*; (Terrebonne, P.O.)
13059	(vi).	.	..
Dredging (new dredging plant) 2073 (ii). Generally (transportation facilities, Port Colborne) 13024.
Harbours and Rivers-B.C. (Columbia river) 13304 (vi) ; Man. (St. Andrew's Rapids)3358 ; Mar. Provs. (dredging plant) 2065 (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); \Grand 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 har-bour)1110 ; (Margaree wharf)1133; (Meteghan Cove) 1,133; (Necum Teuch wharf) 1137; (New harbour) 1145; (Ogden's Pond) 1145 : (Petit de Grat) 1146; (Port George breakwater) 1146; (Port Hawkesbury) 1146; (Sandy Cove breakwater) 1149; (Short Beach breakwater) 1149 (il ; (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,
(iij, 7206 (iii), 9819 (iv).
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Transportation Commission, Further Arrangements, &o. (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) t o C(mof Sup.,
.	2S87 (ii).

Appnmt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 4509 (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, (fee. (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 (i).

Salary of Postmaster, &c. (Ques.) 668 (i).
Winter Communication with P.E. I., 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., 45G3, 4593 (ii), 5735 (iii).
Yukon Regulations re Dom. Lands, &c., in Com. on Res., 13792 (vi).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: (remarks) 147G4 (vi).
See 1 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., 43S3 (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, [DOT]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. McCarthy) in Com., 5145 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) on M. for Com. on Res., 9GGG (iv).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Gov., Amount paid by Can., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 6S9 (i).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) 7G3 (i).
Immigration Agents, Names, Salaries, &c. (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.: Sec '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. Itochcj 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).
Sec 'Automatic.'
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 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. 2G3 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 12320 (v).

(M.) to return Evidence to Senate, 3224.
Sessions of the Use., 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, &e.) 5cS4; (liquor inspection) 5401 (iii).
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) 412; 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).
Brook, 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.   G@: 209 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5635 (iii).
Canadian Transportation and Storage Co.'s in-corp. B. 176 (Mr. German,) in Com., 5886 (iii). Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickerdike) 844 (i).
Conciliation Act (1900) Amt. B. 95 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 3262, 3271 (ii).


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

Brock, Mr. W. R.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
Arthur,dredging) 13013 (vi); Que. (Cacouna wharf) 5806; (Grosbois Isle) 5003; (Hull wharf) 5901 (in); (Sorel wharf) 12840, 12809 (vi) : (Valleyfield, dredging) 5005 (iii). Miscellaneous (Ottawa river surveys) 13340. 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) 12884; (G.T.R. rental) 12889 (vi); (Ouelle river branch) 7526 (iii).
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Amt. (Mr. Tarle) to Com. of Sup., 4880 (ii).

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

(Remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12849 (vi).
Trois Pistoles River Ry. Subsidy, in Corm 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, 5S83 (iii).


Animals Contagious Disease B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4226 (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., 12S91 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5S57 (iii).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com. (telephones, &c.) 5521 (iii).
Railways, Comparison of Different Systems (remarks in Com. of Sup., 12S91 (v).
Representation in H. of C. B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10940, 10998 (v).
Supply :
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que.
(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, G.C. M.Gr., (Minister of 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) 38S2, 4727 (ii).

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

Inspector Haycock, Expenses,	&c.	(Ans.)
55S8 (iii).
Budget, The, 1596 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir Wm. Mulock) in Com. on lies., 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 1899-1903 (Ans.) 11556 (v).


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



Casgrain, Mr. T. Chase-Cow.
Dom. Controverted Elections Act Amt, B. 13 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) on M. for l3, 95 (i).
Ellis, Dr., Immigration Medical Inspector, &c. (Ques.) 3536 (ii).
Gaynor & Greene, Extradition (M. for copies of cor., &c.) 109 (i).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Lanrirr) in Com., 12117, 12122, 12165 (v). See 'Transcontinental,' &c.
Hides Inspector, Geo. Roy, Appnmt., &c. (Ques.) 3627 (ii).
I.C.R. River OuelleSpur Line, &c\(Ques.) 541 (i). Judgeship offered by Mr. Dansereati to Conservative (remarks) 13806 (vi).
Judges of the Pro\incial Courts Act Amt. B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 10760 (v). Judges' Salaries, Legislation re (Ques.) 95 (i).
Law Library in England, Establishment, &c., Cor., &e. (M.) for copies, 98 (i).
Levis, Land Purchase for I.C.R. (M for O. Cs., &c.) 3806 (ii).

(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.Sifton) in Con?., 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),
See ' Pardons,' &c.
Transcontinental (Canadian) Ry., Representation re Mil tary Purposes (Ques.) 541 (i).
Sec "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.)
& 64 (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).
Debatts, Official, Sel. Com. 1st Rep. (presented) 654 (i).

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

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

 2nd Rep. (translator) Cone. (M.)
1111 (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.J7922; (Amt.)
9349 (iv).

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


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7315 (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: 
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).
Sec ' Supply-Justice,' &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 (remarksj 205 (i).

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


XXV111 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
Clancy, Mr. J.-Con.
Chateauguay and Northern Ry. Bridge Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14511 (vi).
Civil Servants and Dom. Elections, on Amt.
(Mr. Roche, Marquette) to Com. of Sup. 3189. Civil Service Act Amt. B. 257 (Sir William Muloek) in Com. on Res., 12502, 12552 (v). Country Postmasters, Salaries : See ' Postmasters.'
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3094, 4012 (ii).
Customs Salaries, Montreal (Ques.) SU5 (iv.) Dom. Atlantic Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14330 (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., 13205 (vi).

Surveys, Expenses, &c., in Com. of Sup.,
14G49 (vi).
Halifax and South-western Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., J4332 (vi).
Hawkesbury to South Indian Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14344 (vi).
I.C.R., General Expenditure, on M. for Com. of Sup. 3GS5 (ii).
International Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14321 (vi).
Iron and Steel Bounties B. 238 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7920, 79S2 (iv).
'	0,1 Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com.
of Sup., 4300 (ii).
ames 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., S104 (iv).
Labour Day Adjournment (remarks) 10743 (v).
Clancy, Mr. J .-Con.
Lake Superior, &c., Ry. (Peninsula Harbour) Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14505 (vi). Lambton Postmistress, Dismissal of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 0100 (ii), 14278, 14057 (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).
Lumber Combine in Man. and N.W.T. (remarks) 1589 (i).
McNulty : See " Lambton."
Mabou and Gulf Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14320 (vi).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Complaints, re (remarks) 14235 (vi).
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on lies., 14397 (vi).
Martineau Defalcations, Ac. (remarks) in Com* of Sup., 09X5 (iii).
Members Rights to s]>eak 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: 2G0 (Mr. Prefon-tainc) in Com., 12985 (vi).
Nepigon Ry, Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14390 (vi).
News Cable from England :
See " British," &c.	.
Nicula, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry.
Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14337 (vi).
N. W. Ters. Govt. Subsidy B. 250 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 12319 (v).
Postmasters and Newspaper Agents, &c. (remarks) 14079 (vi).
Postmasters' Salaries, Increase re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14032 (vi).
Post office Removal, Pet. re (remarks) 14001 (vi). Post office Savings Banks Defalcations, in Com. of Sup., 14G55 (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, &c., (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 70GG (iii).


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14097 (vi).
Quebec Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14450 (vi).
Railway Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3727, 4700 (ii)G183; (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., 12903 (vi).


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

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


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: on Ques. of Order, 71307 (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 : Sec * 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 Fielding) 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. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 3012, 4680 (ii). Dundonald : See ' G. O. 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. Fisheries Act Amt. B. 224 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6899 (iii).
France and Can. SS. Subsidy B. 252 (Sir Richard Cartwright) in Com. on Res., 10814; in Com. on B., 12295 (v).
Freight Rales Discrimination against Canadians.
See : ' Discriminating,'&c.
Fuel Contracts, Interest on unpaid Accounts, fee. (Ques.) 5318 (iii).
G. 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 Com., 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. 1McCarthy) 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. Tall>ot) 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. Costigan) 794 (i).
Immigration, Medical Inspection, Appnmts. by Govt. (Ques.) 2756 (ii).
Immigration Office in Ireland, Closing, &c. (Ques.) 1031 (i).
Imperial Service Orders to Civil Service (Ques.) 12715,13669, 13936 (vi).


Incorporated 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. from N.C.Os., &c. (Ques.) 10491 (v).
Kingston Locomotive Works, Purchase of Engines 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.
Sec 'Supply-Postotfice,' &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 Postoffice (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, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6936 (iii).
Masters and Mates Certificates Act Amt. B. 226 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6917 (iii). Meteorological Service, Removal, &c. (Ques.) 6435 (iii).
Militia Force, Condition, &c., on M. (Mr. Thomjjson) 5729 (iii).
Mowat, Sir Oliver, Lt.-Gov. of Ont., Decease of (remarks) 1579 (i).
See 'Lt.-Gov.'
Municipal Rights re Tramways, &c. (remarks) in Com. on Ry. Bill, 4700 (ii), 60S1, 6112 (iii). Murray, Immigration Agent, Scotland (cor. &c.)
in Com. of Sup., 6827(iii).
Naval Defence, Par. in Toronto Globe, 949 (i). Navy Training Ships, Establishment, &c. : 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,' &c.
N. W. Mounted Police Act Amt. B. 242 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 10742 (v).
Official. &c., Cars, Haulage paid, &c. (Ques.) 9682 (iv).
Owen Sound, Public Building (remarks) in Com. of Sup.. 13065 (vi).
Parliament Buildings, Ottawa, Lighting, &c. (Ques.) 816 (i).
See 4 Supply-Public Works. Buildings,' &c. 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 & Co.'s Deposit: See 'Supply- Miscellaneous.'


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


Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: Complaints 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: B. 225 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 6915 (iii).

xxxiii
Clarke, Mr. E. F.-Con.
Clarke, Mr. E. F.-Con.
Stock Gambling, on Personal Explanation (Mr. Bourassa) 7204 (iii).
Supply:
ArU, Agriculture, he. (Poultry Farming) 7649 (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 ; (preferential tariff) 3926 ; (salaries, &c.) 3901 (ii).
Dom. 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. Police, (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
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 ; (T/acadie 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.B.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).	6
tiarbours and Kivers, I5.C. (Anderson Lake) 1451; (Columbia river) 1451 (i); (dredging, plant, &c.) 13311 (vi); (Mr. Sinclair's dismissal) 1451 (i); Generally (dredges, repairs) 2619 ; Mar. Prove, (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 [DOT] (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);



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 (in). Yukon' (Middleton, T. W., defalcations) 6933 (iii).
Surtax : See ' Customs,' &c.
Tariff and N.W.T. Immigration, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6861 (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., 4672 (ii), 5555 (iii); in Com., 9421 (iv).

on M. to resume adjnd. deb., 6198 (iii).

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

(Remarls) 6102 (iii).
Toronto and Niagara Power Co., 6116 (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) in
Com. of Sup., 972 (i), 3614 (ii), 13055, 13086, 13115, (vi).

Post Office, A. B. Coleman's Tender, &c.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13096 (vi).

Toronto St. Ry. (remarks) .4700 (ii), 6082
(iii).	[DOT]

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 ' I. C. R.'
Cochrane, Mr. E., E. Northumberland, Out.


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 ' 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 : Sec * 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 Com. 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. 256 (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).



Cochrane, Mr. E.- Con.
Navigable Waters Act (swing bridges) Amt. B. 260 (Mr. Prefontaine) 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. Prefontaine) in Com., 13030 (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, &e., B. 269 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14755 (vi). Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Ry.
Co.'s ineorp. B. 135 (Mr. Logan) in Com., 5981. Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com.. 3833, 4706 (ii), 0210 (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@: (postal scales) Amt. B. 188 (Mr. Bernier)
in Com., 4188 (ii).
Copp, Mr. A. J. S., Digby.
County Court Judges, N. S., Salaries (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi).
Dodd, Judge of County Court No. 7, N. S. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi).


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. Hon. J. I.: , 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).


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[Stage Direction]
Dyment, Mr. A. E., Algo-mu.
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie incorp. (B. 104) 1°*, 1295 (i); in Com., 6655 (iii).
Bruce Mines and Algonia Ry. Co.'s (B. 98) 1°*, 1204 (i).
Bruce Mines and Algoma Ry. Co. 's Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14436 (vi).
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s (B. 97) 1"*, 1204 (i).
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co. 's Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14399 (vi).
Nepigon Iron Range Ry. Co.'s incorp. (B. 170) Pet. (presented) 2396 (i); 1°*, 2675 (ii).
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, &e. (Ques.) 7565 (iv)-See 'False Creek. '


Labour Commission B.C.: , Rep. re (Ques.) 8116. Port Moody, Military Reserve, &c. (Ques.) 446. Qnesnel 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:
Agriculture (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, tic.) 7263 ; (reserves, sale of, ftc.) 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., 12570 (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.: 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 (v).
Blair, Hon. A. G., Resignation, &c. (remarks) 6522 (iii).
Boyd, Sir John, Payments to by Govt. (Ans.) 5990 (iii).
Brock ville and Sault Ste. ManeRy. Co.'s mcorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dymcnt) 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, 1395; 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 M in-ing 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.- Cm.
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 Brockville and Ottawa Ry. Amalgamation, Compensation to Municipalities (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi). Canadian Northern Ry. Guarantee B. 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 Elkhorn) Ry. Subsidy, in Coni, 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 TJ. S. Immigration Officers at Newport (remarks) 12496 (v).
Chambly Canal, Collector,Su|>erannuation (Ans ) 7203 (iii).

See ' Moreau.'
Chartered Banks, List of Shareholders (presented) 1575 (i).
Fielding, Hon. W. S. -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, &c. (Ans,) 13668 (vi).

See ' 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, .Tas., Payments to by Govt. (Ans.) 9458 (iv).
Customs Act Amt, (The Tariff) Prop. Res., 1423 (>)[DOT]


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 ' 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).
Fiance and Canada ss. Service (remarks) 4968 (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 1 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, rc 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. Coican) 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 'Trackmen.'

Stations, Restaurants,	<fec.,	Fire	Protection (Ans:) 14664 (vi).
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Fielding, Hon. W. S.-C'on.
International Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14320 (vi).


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

(remarks) 1580 (i).
Lumber Trade in B. C. and U. S. Importations (remarks) 14766 (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.'
Ministei'ial Changes, Explanation, &c. (remarks)' 90 (i).

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


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Mulock) on M. for 1", 5240 ; in Com., 5662, 5869 (iii).
P.	O. Savings Bank (B. 220) l"m., 6353; in Com., 6814 (iii).

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Fielding, Hon. W. S.- Con.	1
P. O. Savings Banks Deposits, Defalcations of Postmasters (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14276, 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 St s-sional 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 Ret. (remarks) 6892 (iii).

Papers laid on Table, 14521 (vi).

Application for Further Aid (Ana.) 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 re Amts., 14690 (vi).

Rep. of Special Com. (presented) 11663.

(remarks) re Conference withSenate, 14740.
Ry. Act (fire guards) Amt. B. 16 (Mr. Scott) on M. for 2U, 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., 8121 (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 provs., Amounts to each, &e.
(remarks) 14484, 14087; Stnmt. (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) 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., &c., 3003 (iii.
See 'Budget,' &c., ' Customs,' &c.
Telephone Legislation;(remarks), 409 (i).
Thunder Bay, Nepigon and St. Joe Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14401 (vi).
Tilsonburg, Lake^Erie and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14134, 14380 (vi).
Timaganti Ry. 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 dues, of Order (Mr. Sproule), 7727 (iv).

See ' G.T. Pacific.'
Transportation Commission, Eormation, &e., (remarks), 9819 (iv).
Transportation Commission and Tariff Inquiry, re Par. in Montreal Herald (remarks), 854 (i). Treadgold 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).

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

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

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

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

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

See ' Haltou,' Ac.

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

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Thomas Hay: -Con.
Supply-Con.
Agric u 1 turc- 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), 135o2 (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.) 6375; (repatriation, &c.) 6713 (iii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (freight rates, &c.) 7583 (iv).
Public Woi'ks: 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 of 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., &e., 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).
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.: Fitzpatrick, Hon. Charles-Con.
G. T. Pacific Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9006 (iv); in Com. on B., 10424, 10568, 10619, 10649, 11190, 11210, 11319, 11833, 11864, 12063, 12074, 12164 ; (amt. to amt. re securities), 11963 (v).

Legal Opinions (read) 11335 (v).

Pets, re on M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com.
on Privs. and Elections, 13269 (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: 
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.: 
Be P.E.I.: and N. B., Cor. respecting
(remarks) 876 (i).
Revised Statutes ; See * Statutes, ' ' Supply- Justice, Miscellaneous.'
St. James Division (Electoral) Vacancy (remarks) 409 (i).
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, Acting Warden, See. (Ans.) 10832 (iv).

Hospital, Sec. (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).
1 Saunders, Mr. C. E., Appnmt, at Experimental Earm, &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. Prcfontaine) in Com. on Res., 12305 (v). Ticket-of-Leave System, Releases. &c. (Ans.) 96. Treadgold Concessions, on Amt. (Mr. Casarain) to Com. of Sup., 2898 (ii).

Fowler, Mr. G. W., Kings (N.B.)
Albert, N.B., Harbour Master, Capt. Bishop, Dismissal (Ques.) 6896 (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).
Bruce 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. Blair) 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: 
Service B.: 257.'
Indian Medical Attendant, Kings, N.B. (Ques.) 2502 (ii).
Indian River Ry. Co.'s (Megantic) Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14507 (vi).
T. C. R. Demurrage of Cars, Amount collected, &e. (Ques.) 4672, 4959 (ii).	[DOT]

General Expenditure, on M. for Com. of
Sup., 3675 (ii).

Private Cars : See ' Private.'

Supplies entered Duty Free (M. for ret.*)
916 (i).	*	[DOT]
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).
Nicolet River Ry. Bridge Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14508 (vi).
Nobles, Ism el, 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. 180 (Mr. Emmerson) in Com., 7914 (iv).

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Fowler, Mr. G-. 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.'


Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: 17 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 2924 (ii).
Ry. Mail Clerks, in Com. on P. O. 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 Coin., 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 library) 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) 7806 (iv).
Civil Govt.-Aud. Gen. (promotions) 14256 ; 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 inspection) 5399 (iii) ; (salary of private sec.) 13968 (vi). Immiz/ration (Barr eolonists) 6696 (iii).
Indians-Mar. Provs. (schools) 6409 (iii). Legislation-Elections {Advocate, Prince Albert, printing) 11269 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G. B.) 7004 (iv) ; (Petit de Grat and Mul^rave) 14249 ; (St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac) 13696 ; (St. Stephen and Black Bay) 13695 (vi). Militia (rifle associations) 3768 (ii). Miscellaneous (Alaskan boundary commission) 13957 ; (Miller Bros., P. O. Savings Bank defalcations) 14058 (vi).	.	.
Ocean and Fiver Service (cattle inspection) 13543; (life-saving awards) 13544; (masters and mates examination) 13524 ; (naval militia reserve and school of navigation) 13545; (wrecks, investigation, &c.) 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) 13492 ; (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, whaif)
[DOT]	13405 (vi); ^St. Lawrence, removal of rocks)
2263 (i) ; (St. Maurice, dam) 13492 ; (St. Michel de Bellechasse, pier) 13494 ; (St. Simeon, wharf) 13493 (vi) ; (Valleyfield, dredging) 2298 (i).
Slides and Booms (Gagner, Mr., salary) 2976 ; (Gatineau River) 2.*77 ; (Upper Ottawa Improvement C<>.) 2974 (ii).
Telegraph Lines (Marconi stations) 2991 (ii). Raihvaps - Generally (wrecks, investigations re) 14154; I.C.R. (Amqui accommodation) 12601 (vi); (bridge strengthening) 8269 (iv); (Eel river, agent's house) 1260'*; (Halifax accommodation) 12597 ; (Metis station) 12604 ;
(v); (North Sydney improvements) 12598 ; (Pintsch gas equipment) 8292 (iv); (Riviere Ouelle, spur line) 12599 (v); (rolling st ck) 8293 (iv); (St. John accommodation) 12597
(v); (St. John accommodation) 1h0 >3 (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: 
Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: -Con.


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


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 1203 (i), 13579, 14407 (vi).
Dom. Notes Security, in Com. on Res., 6443 (iii). Erie, Ontario, Power Co*'s incorp. B. 134 (Mr. German) in Com., 3580 (ii).
Exchequer Court Act (railway debts) 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. (presented) 7202 (iii).
Nova Scotia and Eastern Ry. Co.'s Subsidy in Com. on Res., 14327 (vi).
Privileges and Elections Com., M. to employ stenographer, 7202 (iii).
Public Accounts Com. (M.) 367 (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.: See '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) in 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. C.- Con.
Supply-Con.
Immigration (repatriation, &c.) 6718 (iii). Inspection of Staples (binder twine) 7788 (iv). Justice-Penitentiaries (binder twine) 3517 (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) ; (Bridgewater, dredging) 1076; (Cheverie breakwater) 1078 ; (Drumhead breakwater) 1083 ; (Larry's River) 1104 ; (New Harbour) 1145
(i); (Paspebiac, landing pier) 13467 (vi). 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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G-alliher, 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. o11 Res., 14489 (vi).


Lead Bounties B.: 
Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: St. John, N.B., Religious Denominations,
&c. (Ques.) 3800 (ii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9327 (iv).
Ganong, Mr. G. W. -Con.
Supply:
Mail Subsidies and ss. Subventions (St. Stephen and Back Bay) 7759 (iv).
Public Works : Harbours and Rivers-N. B. (Arsenault, Capt., damages, &c.) 13231 ; (Black Brook) 13227; (Campobello, breakwater) 13228 ; (Campbellton, wharf) 13229 ; (Cocagne wharf) 13231; (Grand Manan, wharf) 13234 ; (Richibucto, pier) 13235 (vi).
Gauvreau, Mr. G. A., Temiscouata.
Gaspe & Western Ry. Co.'s (B. 166) 1", 2582 (ii).
I. C. R., Shops at Rivieredu Loup, Construction, &c. (Ques.) 12497 (v).
Lighthouse Keepers, Pets, re Increase of Salaries (Ques.) 14665 (vi).


Railway Subsidies B.: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: German, Mr. W. M.- Con.
Supply:
Canals-Sault Ste. Marie (coaling vessels) 7501 (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. '


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, &e., 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 Bight (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: 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 1 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, &e. (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 Porce, 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 (remai'k) in Com. of Sup., 14274 (vi).


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14708, 14720 (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. Hse., 7135 (iii).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: Guthrie, Mr. H. -Con.
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9082 (iv).
Guelph and Georgian Bay Ry. Co.'s (B. 125) 1"*, 1704 (i).


Insolvency B.: 
Judges Retiring Allowances B.: (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12838 (vi).
Anglo-American Tel. Co., P.E.I. and the Mainland (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13328 (vi). Annandale Pier, P.E.I., Amount expended, 4c. (Ques ) 2921 (ii).

 Range Lights, Amount expended, 4c.
(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.: See 'Latour.'
Bonded Warehouses, P.E.I., Rental, Closing, 4c. (Ques.) 12073 (v).
Brecken, Mr., P.O. Inspector, P.E I. (remarks) 14001 (vi).
Brennan, Mr. J. P., Dismissal, 4c. (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., Eree Mail Delivery (remarks) 13806, 14010 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Preparation of Contract, 4c. (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, 4c. (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 ' 4c.	[DOT]
P.E.I. Coal Fields, 4c. (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, '4c. ' Supply-Ocean and River Service,' 4c.
P.E.I. Ry., Sale of Tickets, 4c. (Ques.) 2503 (ii).
P.E.I. Telegraph System, 4c. (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).

See 1 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. Gr.-Con.
Laurier) in Com. on Res., 610; in Coin, 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: 
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 Bichard Cartwright) in Com., 12295 (v).
Gaspd and Western Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 166 (Mr. Gauvreau) in Com., 5890 (iii).
Georgian Bay Canal. See ' Ottawa,' &c.
Govt. Business, Precedence on Thursdays, on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 940 (i).

See 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, in 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.' [DOT]

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. Pottinger's Rep. (M. for copy) 3806(ii).


 Supplies Bill: See '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 Com. on Res., 14445 (vi).
James Bay Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14444 (vi).
Joggins to Minudie, Ry. Subsidy, in Coip* 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 Com. (Quebec) 12301 (v).
Judges' Retiring Allowance B. 243 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) on Sen. Amts., 142S9 (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: 
Lemieux. Mr.   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., 6809 (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).

(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. Tarte) for Cor., 454,
458 (i).


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

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) 5906 (iii). Slides and Booms (St. Maurice) 2678 ; (Upper Ottawa Improvement Co.) 2974 (ii). Railways-1. C. R. (air brakes to freight cars) 7528 (iii); 8281 ; (air signals) 8311 (iv); (book keeping) 12876 (vi); (bridge strengthening) 8269 (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) ; ^ Quelle River branch) 7526 (iii); (Pictou, accommodation)
8317	; (Pintsch gas equipment) 8291; (Resti-gouche bridge) 8304; (Riviere du Loup, work shops) 8311; (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. Prefontaine) 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 (fi).

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


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 
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., 12359 (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). See 'German,'


Dorn.   E@: 
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. Prefontaine) in Com., 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. Ernmer' 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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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 Res., 14428 (vi).
Tobacco Duties collected, 1902 (Ques.) 2103 (i).


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com, on Res., 7319, 7361, 7391 (iii).
Binder Twine, Cost, &c. (Ques.) 2311 (i).
Budget, The, 1764 (i),
Butter Adulteration, Prevention B. (Mr. Fishei[DOT]) 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, 13286 (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. Bickerdike) 824 (i).
See 'Criminal,' &e.
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 Mulock) 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, &e. (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 1 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.il/onI) for Ret., 677 (i).
Hides, Trade with Australia. See ' Supply- Mail Subsidies.'
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Co.iti.yan) 769 (i).

(remarks) 11540 (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,'&e.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 260 (Mr. Pre-fontainc) in Com., 12985 (vi).
Nepigon Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14395 (vi).
Newspaper Despatches from G.B.: See 'British.'
Nicola, Kamloops and Simiiakameen 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@: 181 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4674 (ii).
Patent Relief Bills (remarks) 2397 (i).
Pensions to S.A. Soldiers by Dom. Govt, (remarks) 14597 (vi).

See ' S. A.,' &c.
Personal Explanation, re Misprint in Speech on Militia Service, 14860 (vi).
Portrait of His Majesty, King Edward VII and Canadian Artists (Ques.) 13026 (vi).
Post Office Savings Banks Defalcations, in Com. of Sup., 14660 (vi).
Press Despatches from G. B.: See ' 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) 3131, 3136 (ii).
Railway Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Crm., 3728, 3750, 4124, 1703, 1728 (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., 14311 (vi).

Ques. of Order, Ruling asked for, 14360
(vi).
Ry. Wrecks Investigation : Sec 'Supply-Rys.'
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com., 10892; in Com., 10951, 10957, 11439, 11505; on M. for 3', 12478 (v).
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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).
S-uilt 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. Prifontaine) in Com., 6916
(mistook Exchange Speculations, on Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) to Com. of Sup., 7038 (iii).
Stratbroy 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 Govt.-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).
Bom. 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 Light (inspections) 5407, 5412 (iii). Excise (Fyfe, Mr., rep., &c.) 5387 ; (grain weighing machine) 5387 ; (liquor 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.) ((832 ; (Ritchie, U.S. agent) 6849; (tents, &e.)6S49; (N.W.T. expenditure, &c.) 6882; (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 ; (Yalley-field strike) 3754 (ii).
Miscellaneous (Academy of Arts) 12589 (iv); (Advocate, Prince Albert, printing, &c.) 14052 (vi); (Art gallery) 12589 (v) ; (industrial disputes, royal commission) 6984 (iii); (Parisagency) 12589 ; (printingbureau plant) 12588 (v); (is. 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. (< ampbell-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.TA7.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 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) 13677 ; (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) 13300 ; 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 (t); N.S. (Abbott's Harbour) 13141 ;

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Hughes, Mr. S.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
(Big Harbour, wharf) 13145; Ont. (Am-herstburg, dredging) 13235; (Blind river, wharf) 13235 (vi;; (Bowmanville 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 ;(Bosedale, 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).
Railways: G. T. Pacific (surveys) 14646 (vi); I. C. R. (air brakes, freight cars) 7527 ; (Carnso ferry service) 12602 ; (Chaudiere Junction, engine house) 12594 ; (Riviere du Loup, engine houses) 12593; (Halifax accommodation) 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., giatuity) 6994 (iii).
Yukon (Middleton, T. W., defalcations, &c.) 6932 (iii).
Tariff, Govt. Policy, on Amt. (Mr. Tarte) to Com. of Sup., 4889 (ii).
Thunder Bay, Nepigon and St. JoeRy. 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. Lcmieux) on M. for Com., 1804; in Com., 1808 (i).
Bankers Association, Inspection Duties, &c. (Ques.) 819 (i).
Brockville and Sault St. Marie Ry. Co.'s incorp.
B.	104 (Mr. Dyment) on Ques. of Order (Mr. Taylor) 7340 (iii).
C.	P. R. (Kirkella to Elkorn) 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: 
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).

Ingram, Mr. A. B.-Con.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: B. 15 (Mr. Clancy) in Com., 1062 (i).


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


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


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 224 (Mr. Prefontaine) 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, 10f71, 11297, 12240 (v).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 22s (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.: (Mr. Osier) re Western Rys. 'Grafters,'
10521 (v).
Public Printing and Stationery B. 182 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 4212 (ii).
Railway Accidents, Investigation into (remarks) 1334 (i).
Ry. Commissioners Salaries (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8122 (iv).
Railway Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) on M. for 1'', 250 (i); in Com., 3839, 3891, 4128 (ii), 5765, 6133, 6217, 6259, 6324 (iii).


Dorn.   E@: 
Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 
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., 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 Laurier) 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 V, 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).
Geological Survey (explorations, &c.) 6817 (iii). Immigration (repatriation, N.S.) 6722 (iii). Indians : Mar. Provs. (schools) 6415 (iii). Lighthouse and Coast Service (Halifax harbour lightship) 4165 (ii) ; (Marconi stations) 13646; (Nfkl., 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. Costiyan) 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. Osier) re Western Rye., 10509 (v).
Railway Accidents, Investigation into (remarks), 1334 (i).


Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 224 (Mr. Prefonlaine), 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 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).	_
Luihthouse and Coast Serrice (Marconi stations), 13646 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G.B.), 7598 (iv); (Petit de Grat 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 (ii).


XX11 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
Kidd, Mr. E., Carleton, (0.).
Supply:
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers, Que-(Montreal harbour), 3367 (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., 7510 (iii).
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson) in Com. on Res., 3003, 3114 (ii).	[DOT]


Dorn.   E@: 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 908 (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).
James and Hudson's Bays, Fishing Rights, &c, (Ques.) 1194 (i).

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

Inquiry for Ret., 6893 (iii).


Judges Retiring Allowances B.: (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8112 (iv).
Lt.-Governor of Ontario, Appnmtof Administrator (remarks) 112 (i).
Macnee Pishing License, Inquiry for Ret., 4727 (ii).
McDermid, Ellen, Relief (B. 229) in Com., 9148
(iv).
Mowat, Lt.-Gov. : See 'Lt. Gov.'
Post Offices, Opening and Closing Hours (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5931 (iii).
Customs (inspection, preventive service. &c ) 3953 (ii).
Excise (analysis, food, &e.) 5402 (iii)-
Interior (Liard River miners, relief) 6920 (iii).
Justice, Administration of: Yukon (law library) 14268 (vi).	.
Militia (annual drill) 3604 ; (Valleyfield strike) 3599 (ii).
Post Office (Ottawa Supply Co.)6151; (inspectors' salaries) 5931 ; (ry. mail service) 5956 ; (salaries) 5925 (iii).
Public Works: Buildings, N.S. (Arichat) 5829 (iii); Ont. (Cayuga P.O.) 502; (Clinton P.O.) 526; (Cobourg armoury) 639 : (London drill hall) 641 ; Que. (L'Assomption) 428 (i). Harbours and Rivers, N.B. (Campbellton wharf) 1164; (Caraquet wharf) 1173 (i);
N.S. (Big Harbour, wharf) 13146 (vi) [DOT] P.E.I. (New London 1160 (i); Que. (Rimouski pier, &c.) 13469; (Riviere du Loup) 13476; (Riviere Verte) 13470; (Ste. Famille, pier) 13489; (Ste. Fidele, wharf) 13493; (St. Fulgence, wharf) 13491: (St. Gedeon Islands, wharf) 13491 ; (St. God-froi de Nouvelle, breakwater) 13489; (St. Jean des Chaillons, wharf) 13495; (St. Louis river) 13473; (St. Maurice, dam) 13491; (Sabrevois, wharf) 13488; (Saere-Cceur, wharf) 13478 ; (Seven Islands, wharf) 134S2 ; (Shegawake, harbour) 13479. Miscellaneous (arbitrations and awards) 13339 (vi).
Steamboat Inspection (boiler inspectors) 13649. Treadgoid Commission, Par. in Dawson Newspapers (remarks) 1108J (v).
Welland Canal Lock Tenders, Increase of Salaries (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12921 (vi).

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. 6G (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Qom., 11013; (Peterborough) 11625
LaRiviere, Mr. A. A. C., Provencher.
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. oh Post Office Bill, 5677 (iii).
See 'P. O. Bill,' 'Memorial,' &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, &c. (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 River Reserve, Sale of Lots, &e. (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. Boyd) 409 (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).
Dom. 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- 1 Post Office.'
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, GkC.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).

Ay les worth, 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, See. (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, 14176 ; negotiations in Eng. with different firms 1902, 14176; invitations for tenders in March, 1902, 14176; Toronto speech, 14177 (vi).

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

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


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: (explanation) (>735, 6754 (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., 2016 (i).
British Journalists and Members, Visit to Can. (remarks) 7489 (iii).

Visit to Mar. Pro vs. (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).

See ' LT. S.'
Cold Storage and Fruit: See 'Fruit.'
Coldstream Guards Band, Arrangements re Visit to Can. (Ans.) 9683 (iv).
Colonial Conference, Report, &c. (remarks) 3633
(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 Bill (remarks) 204 (i).

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

Alternative Policy of Mr. 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, &e. (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).
Herehmer, L. W., Pension, See. (Ans.) 5322 (iii).
Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costiyan) 778 (i).

Address to His Maj. (M.) 1193 (i).
Imperial Conference Cor., Can. Govt.'s Refusa to publish, &c. (remarks) 3033 (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).
lxxvi

Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir W.-Con.
Iron and Steel Industry, on Amt. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) to Com. of Sup., 4297 (ii).


Insolvency B.:  (remarks) 10189, 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., 14487 (vi).
Le Canada, Mr. Latour's Canvass: See 1 Postmasters. '
Levis, Land purchased for I.C.R., on M. for
O.	Os. (Mr. Casgrain) 3806 (ii).
Librarians of Parlt. B. 207 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 14299 (vi).
Library of Parlt. Com. (M.) 244 (i).
Lt. Governor of (hit. and Appnint. 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).
Mau. 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
(in).	.
Maps for Geological Survey, Printing, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup, 14272 (vi).
Marlineau, Mr. P. R., M.P., Deceaseof (remarks) 10242 (v).
Matane and Gaspe Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14484 (vi).
Members of H. of C. Appnmtsi 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, &c. (remarks) 6, 110, 130, 159 (i); 6735 (iii).
Ministers, Reduction of Number, Remarks in Com. of Sup., 274 (i).
Minto, Earl of: See 'Gov. Gen.'
Montreal and Atlantic and South Shore Ry. Co. 's Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14186 (vi).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: See ' Aliens.5
Naval Defence, Par. in Toronto Globe, 945 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate:  Mounted Police Pension Act Amt. B.
(Mr. Scott) M. to introduce, 14281 (vi).
North West Mounted Police, Depth Rep. (presented 92 (i).

Promotions, &e. (Ans.) 2921 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 217 (Mr. 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,' kc., 'South Africa,'
&c.
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).
Printiug 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,' &c.
Pri'ilege, Ques. of, re Par. in La Patrie, 6.803
(iii).

(Mr. Osier) re 'Grafters,' kc., Western
Rys., 10515 (v).
Provincial Autonomy to N. W. T., Papers laid on Table, 5512 (iii).

N. W. T. Imperfect Ret. (remarks) 6893
(iii).

See ' N. W. T. B. 256. '
Provincial Subsidies Increase, kc. (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, &c. (prop. res.) 14523 (vi).

(remarks) 14280 (vi).
Quebec Central Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14449 (vi).
Queens, P.E.I., Representation 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, kc.) 14516 (vi).

on Amt.(Mr. Sprouic) 1284 (i).

on Ques. of Order re Mr. Tisdale, 11474
(v).

Evidence re, kc. (remarks) 11423 (iv).

Schedules, Maps, kc. (remarks) 877 (i).

Stnmt. of Hon. Mr. Pugsley re N. B., 943
(i).
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, kc. (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, kc. (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.) 13264 (vi).
Sault Ste. Marie, Labour Disturbances, Govt. Proposals (remarks) 12718 (vi).

Labour Troubles, Wages, &c. (remarks)
12941 (vi).	[DOT]
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. Boyd) 465 (i).
Settlers' Claims re Rebellion of 1885 (remarks) on M. for Sup., 13952 (vi).
Slater Shoe Co. and Alien Labour, Res. re (remarks) 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 ' 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 Govt.-High Commissioner's Office (salaries) 13772.
Indian Affairs (contingencies) 13760 (vi); (salaries) ^74 (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 Lcnids (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.
Ont. 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: See '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. VanHorne (remarks) 7297 (iii).

(Ans.) 8330 (iv).

Further 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 Commissioners, 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).
IT.S. Coasting Laws, &e., 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).
Yamaska 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 & 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 ineorp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) 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.I., Rebuilding, &c. (Ques.) 4442 (ii).
*	Wharf and Dock Accommodation (remarks) 14132 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12537 (v).
Dom. Coal Co., and Glace Bay Harbour (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13189 (vi).
Elmira Branch Line onP.E.I. Ry., Res. re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12835 (vi).
Frozen Fish, &c., P.E.I., 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, P E I. Ry. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14108, 14126 (vi).
Oyster Fishing, P. E. I., Pet., &o. (Ques.) 2920.
P.	E. I. and Mainland Winter Communication (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13522 (vi).
Sec '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).



Lefurgey, Mr. A. A .-Con.
P. E. I., Winter^Communication by Str. Stanley (Ques.) 4006 (ii).

Winter Communication (M.) for Copies of
Pets., &e., 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 ' 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).


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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).
Bairie Wharf, Govt. Grant (remarks) in Com. of Sup , 13452 (vij.
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. Birkett) in Coin., 7482 (iii).
Cattle Guards Commission, Appnrnt. 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, &c. (Ques.) 5318 (iii).
Corridors of Hse., and Visitors, Ques. of Priv., 11558 (v).
County Court Judges, Appnrnt. from local Bars (remarks) 5582 (iii).

Appnmts.,Retirements,&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 ' 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, &c. (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, &c.) 5267; (Room 56, furniture) 5266 (iii).
Miscellaneous (Petersen, Tate & Co.'s deposit) 6966 (iii).
Postoffice (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 w'harf) 1178,1186; N.S. (Amagandus wharf) 1069; (Big Pond, wharf) 1072,1074 ; (Bridgewater, dredging) 1074; (Cow Bay) 1079; (Meteghan Cove) 1133; (Neil's-Harboui) 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)jl432 ; (Wen-dover, 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) 1511; (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).
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).
Lc 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@: 
Borden. Mr.  R. 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 in-eorp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5360, 5555
(iii).
Maclean, Mr. W. F.-Con.
Cattle Embargo 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.: See [DOT] Lt. Governor. '
Customs Act (surtax) Amt. B. 174 (Mr. Paterson>
in Com. on Res., 3045 ; in Com. on B., 403S(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).

(M.) that Com. rise in order to get-
Speaker's decision re Ques. of Order, 7831, 7832 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid ' Laurier) in Com., 10429; (two-cent rate) 10462, 12221 (v).
. G. T. R. Transcontinental Ry., on M. (Mr. Tarte) for Cor., 448 (i).
G. T. Ry. Two-Cent Fare, Repeal of Clause in Original Charter (Ques.) 11556, 11828 (v).
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt., Amount paid, &c., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 677 (i).
Hudson's Bay Change of Name (B. 173) Pm.,. 2794 (ii).
Judges of Provincial Courts Salaries B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 11416 (v).
Lt. Governor of Ont., Appnmt. of Administrator (remarks) 110, 655, 1204 (i).

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 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. Pacific 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, Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14388 (vi).
McEwen, Mr. Or., 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., C. Wellington.


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 
Mclsaac. Mr.  C. F.@: See ' Exchequer B. 155.'
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry. Subsidy, Claims' &c. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 3299 (ii).
Baie de Chaleur Ry.: See 'Atlantic,' &e.


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. Dynient) 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.' Dom. 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).
lxxxviii


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Atlantic Fast SS.: Govt. Legislation, &c. (remarks) 1343 (i).

(remarks) 5051 (ii); 110(32 (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, &c. (Ques.) 1297 (i).
Can. Press Despatches : See ' British, ' &c. Cartierville Workmen, Treatment by Govt. Con- . tractors (remarks) in Com. on B. 235,11288 (v). See 'Racine,' &c 'Nelson,' &c.
Census Commissioners for Prov. of Que., Travelling Expences, &c. (M. for stmnt.*) 1058 (i). Census Expenditure, Notice of M., 13368 (vi). Census 1901, Cost to Date, &c. (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 Mulock) to wthdrw., 11301 (v).
Colonial Conference, Bond-Hay Treaty and Alaska, Inquiry for Ret., 853 (i).

lxxxix
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. McColl) 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., 3C06 (ii).
Dugas, Mr. Blaise, Amount paid re Trip in Foreign Countries (Ques.) 1034 (i).
Dundonald, Earl: Sec 'G.O.C.'
Erie, Ontario Powtr Co.'s incorp. B. 134 (Mr. German) in Com., 3582 (ii).
Estimates, Suppl., Inquiry f jr, 10832 (v). Exchequer Court Act (railway debts) Amt. B.
155 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 8360 (iv). Fair Wage Clause in Govt. Contracts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7156 (iii).

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)	.

See 'Transcontinental.'
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 (iii).


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. Caxyrain), 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).
May rand, Denis, Petition re Dismissal (Ques.) 9082 (iv).
Menard, Denis, Charges against, &c. (Ques.) 3536
(ii).



Monk, Mr. F. D.-Con.
Milk Gan Bill: See ' Weights and Measures.' Ministerial Changes, on Explanation, &c. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 90, 179 (i).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 201 (Mr. Fieldin'/) 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).

Sec ' Longshoremen.'
Montreal Post Office Buildings, Enlargement, &c. (Ques.) 666 (i).

Investigation re, &e. (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, &c., 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 : See ' Business,' &c.
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Oder) 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, &e. (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).


Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: 
Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: (remarks) 40.) (i), 6995 (iii), 13376 (vi).
St. Mary's Current Wharf, Contract with Pou-pore & Malone (M. for copy of contract*) 706 (i).



Monk, Mr. F. D,-Con.
Seeds, Inspection for Sale B. 200 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. (M.) that Com. rise, 6490 (iii).
Session of the Hse., Date of Meetings, on M. (Mr. Boyd) 475 (i).
Slater Shoe Co. and Alien Labour, Res. of Shoemakers Union (read) 14666 (vi).
S. African Contingent, Saddles and Bridles, &c. (Ques.) 1675 (i).
S. A. War, Supplies purchased by Imp. Govt., on M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) for O. Cs., 2761 (ii).
See ' Hay,5 &c.
South-Eastern Valley and United Counties Ry., Safety, &c., on M. (Mr. Tarte) for Cor., 457 (i).
Steel Bounties : See ' Iron,5 &c.
Ste 1 Rails, Contract, Price, &c. (Ques.) 285 (i).
Stock Exchange Speculations, on Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) to Com. of Sup., 7036 (iii).
Supply:
Agriculture (archives) 4429 ; (criminal statistics) 4429 (ii); (l)rolet, census schedules) 7055 (iii) ; (experimental farms) 4548; (general statistics) 4432 ; (imperial institute) 4435 (ii). Canals : Chambly (land damages) 12908 ; (landing wharfs) 12909; Generally (salaries and contingencies) 12933; (toll collectors) 12929
(vi).
Civil Govt. : Labour Dept. ('Gazette5 correspondents, Montreal) 7155 (iii).
Customs (inspectors, preventive, &c.) 3949; (preferential tariff) 3943; (stationery, printing, &c.) 3963 (ii).
Geological Survey (Dr. Bell's appnmt.) 6816 ; (explorations, &c.) 6816; (instruments purchased) 6820 (iii).
Immigration (agencies, salaries, &c.) 6660 ; (expenditure) 6615; (Fabre, Dr., medical inspector) 6662, 6850; (Hungarians, &c.) 6694 ; (medical inspection) 6852; (trachoma, inspection) 6668 ; (U. S. agents) 6850 (iii).
Indians : Yukon Ter. (relief, medical attendance, &e.) 7271; (travelling expenses) 7272 (iii).
Interior (assay office, Vancouver) 6799; (Ge-nelle vs. The King) 6795 ; (Keewatin govt., expenses) 0798 ; (litigation expenses) 6795; (maps, engraving,* &c.) 6800 (iii).
Justice: Miscellaneous (Statutes, Revision) 14644 (vi).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (Anticosti lightship) 5737 ; (Bayfield, str., reps, re) 5748; % (light houses construction) 5737 ; (St. Lawrence route) 5758 (iii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Montreal ports) 7591 (iv).
Militia (annual drill) 3607 (ii); (Cole vs. Cooke, costs) 6950 (iii) ; (Cottee, Herbert, salary, &c.) 3610 ; (pay and allowance) 3586 ; (properties) 3612; (stores branch) 3609; (Valleyfield strike) 3586 (ii).
Miscellaneous (industrial disputes, royal commission) 6986 ; (naturalization act, expenses) 6953; (Petersen, Tate & Co.'s deposit) 6962
(iii).
Ocean and River Service (Dom. steamers, repairs) 5033; (Govt, steamers, repairs, &c.) 4041; (Govt, steamers, supplies) 4047 ; (St. Lawrence, obstruction, &c.) 4041 (ii).
Public Works-Buildings-Mar. Provs. (renewals, frc.) 422 (i).
Monk, Mr. F. D.-Con.
Supply-Con.
N.B., St. John (quarantine, water service) 415, 486 (i) ; (St. John water service) 486. N.S. (Halifax) 411 (i).
Que. (Levis) 431; (Montreal examining warehouse) 433; (Montreal, renewals) 436 ; (renewals, &c.) 422 ; (St. Hyacinthe) 441 ; (Valleyfield P. O.) 443 (i).
Docks (commissioner's reps.) 2984 (ii). Harbours and Rivers-Man. (St. Andrew's Rapids) 3354 (ii).
Ont. (Port Arthur) 3348 (ii).
Que. (Montreal harbour, 3365 ; (Quebec harbour improvements) 3336 ; (St. Lawrence ship channel) 3304 ; (Sorel deep water wharf) 3376 (ii).
Miscellaneous (arbitration and awards) 13339 (vi); (general expenditure) 2925 (ii) ; (Ottawa river surveys) 13341 (vi); (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2925 (ii) ; (transportation commission) 13365 (vi).
Slides and Booms (repairs, &c.) 2979 (ii). Telegraph Lines : N.W.T. (Wood Mountain, &c.) 13336 (vi).
Railways: I.C.R. (Ouelle River branch) 7526 (iii); Miscellaneous (litigation expenses) 12913 (vi); P.E.I. Ry. (Slurray Harbour branch) 7534 (iii).
Yukon Govt. (Eldorado Gusher) 7275; (govtl. expenses) 6802 (iii).
Tarte, Mr., Resignation : See 'Ministerial.5 Telegraphic System, N.W.T. and C. P. R. Connection (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13336 (vi). Tobacco (Canadian) in Foreign Countries, Sale, &c., Amounts paid to Mr. Blaise Dugas, &c. (Ques.) 1034 (i).
Tobacco Combine, Rep. (Ques). 1297 (i).
Trans-Canada Ry. Co., Application for Subsidy, &c. (Ques.) 1026 (i).
Trans-Canada Ry., Sale toG.T. Pacific Co., Par.
in Toronto Ncivs, 7566 (iv).
Transcontinental Ry., Govt. Policy (remarks 5765 (iii).

Proposals to Govt. (Ques.) 874 (i).
See 'G.T.P.R.5
Translation of Depth Reports : See 'Reports.5 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, &c. (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 (milk 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-locic) 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: See k Employees.'
Militia Force, Condition, &c., on M. (Mr. Thompson) 5726 (iii).
Military Riding School, St. John d'Iberville, &c-(Ques.) 8616 (iv).
Moreau, Dr., Appnmt. atCliambly 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: xcm
Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm-Con.
Alien Labour Act, Prosecutions, &c. (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,' &c.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7367 (iii).
Blair, Hon. A. G., Resignation, &c. (remarks) 6758 (iii).
Bloomfield Postmaster, Charges against, &c. (Ans.) 819 (i).
Brecken, Mr., P.O. Inspector, P.E.I. (remarks) 14002 (vi).
B.	C. Labour Troubles, Commissioners' Appnmt. (Ans.) 1596 (i), 8116 (iv).
See ' Labour. '
Brockvillle and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.'s in-corp. B. 104 (Mr. Dyment) in Com., 7445 (iii).

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).

(Ans.) 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, &c. (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).
See '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, &c. (Ans.) 2310 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Number refused admittance, &c. (Ans.).
2310 (i), 2502 (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).
Immigration, Provision for Settlers on C.P.R. 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 (i).

Subsidies to Rys. unearned (Ans.) 3797[(ii).
See 4 C.P.R.,' &c., 'Fys,'&c.
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 Special 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. Mclsaac) 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).
See 'Mail Cars, &c.'
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) 1399S (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. ChrysostOme 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.'
Seotia, 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 ; (mail clerks) 13997 ; (Smith, F. H., salary) 14000 (vi).
Dom. Lands (maps, printing, &c.) 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.) 7197 (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 (iii); (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); (inspectors' salaries) 14001 (vi); (jubilee stamps) 6061; (letter carriers, increases) 6004; (letter carriers,


XCV1 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
Mulock, Hon. Sir Wm. Con.
Supply-Con.
Post Office-Con.
P.E.I.)	6058; (letter carriers, Toronto)
6005; (letter carriers, Winnipeg) 6006; (mail bag repairs) 6139; (mail marking machines) 6159; (mail service) 6065 (in) ; (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) 5928, 6026 (in); (ry. mail clerks, Man. and N. W. T.) 14041 (vi); (ry. mail transfer agents) 6136; (rural mail delivery) 6127 (iii); (statutory increases) 14006 (vi); (superannuation, letter carriers) 6013 (iii); (temporary employees, promotion) 14001; (Vancouver, inspector) 14000 ; (Winnipeg, dead letter branch) 13995; (Winnipeg, inspector's office) 14001 (vi).
Public Works-Buildings, Dom. (furniture, &c.) 1007 ; (Orillia caretaker) 1017 ; (Ottawa, furniture, &c.) 978 ; (Rideau Hall, light,^ &c.) 1005 ; (Rideau Hall, maintenance) 993 (i). Harbours and Rivers, Ont. (Port Arthur, dredging) 13021 (vi); P.E.I. (Gaspereaux harbour) 1156 ; Que. (Murray Bay wharf) 2270 (i).
Railways- I.C.R. (Ouolle River, branch) 7527 (iii).
Tariff: See 'Customs,' 'Protective,' &e,
Tarte, Mr., Reference to in Toronto Star (explanation) 6758 (iii).
Tatamagouehe Post office, Insurance Pund, &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 (iii); 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, &c., 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. of Sup., 4499.
[Stage Direction]
on Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup.,
2826 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Appnmt. re (remarks) 3303 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Sec. 14, &c. (remarks) 4593 (ii).
Valley field Strike, 1900 (Ans.) 2760 (ii).
Ventilation of Chamber, Sec. (remarks) 6406 (iii).
Watson, Postmaster, and Man. Elections: See 'Nesbitt.'
Whitney Pier, N.S., Dismissal of Postmaster Carlin (Ans.) 130 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Salary of Postmaster, &c. (Ans.) 668 (i).
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) 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.Governorof 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 fMr. 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: xgvii
Oliver, Mr. P.-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 Coir., 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, &e. (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 * Supply,' &c.
Provincial Autonomy : See 1 Autonomy. '
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., (fire-guards) 8187 (iv); (telephones, &o.) 5522 (iii).


Railway Subsidies B.: Medals, Regulations re (remarks) 8266 (iv).

Pensions to disabled Soldiers (remarks)
14592 (vi).
Supply:
Dom. Lands (fire regulations) 6776 ; (tree culture) 6776 (iii).
Legislation: Elections (A dvocate, 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, Dis-' missal, &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. Fieldiiig) 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).

Ques. of Privilege, re ' Grafters,' 10497 (v).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 6321 (iiit.


Labour Disputes B.: 
4th Rep. (M.) to cone., 5581 (iii).
South-Eastern Valley and United Counties Ry., Safety, &c., on M. (Mr. Tarte) 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. Wentworth and Brant.
Agricultural Implements, Rebates for 1901-2 (Ans.) 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, Sehr., 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 iii).
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': See ' Supply-Agriculture''
Immigrants, Provision for Settle]s (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).
c

Pope, Mr. R. H.-Con.
Ministerial Changes, on Explanations, &c. (Sir Wilfrid haurier) 191 (i).
Pelletier, Mr. H. E., and canvassing for he Canada (remarks) 13980, 14002 (vi).
Postal Service in N. W. T. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14039 (vi).
Poultry Fattening : See 'Supply-Agriculture.' Pulp Wood, Duty by U.S. (remarks) 4362 (ii). Ry. Transportation from N.W.T., on Remarks (Mr. Scott) for Com. of Sup., 2484 (i).
Sorel Wharf, Cor., Reps., &c., Inquiry for Papers, 2302 (i).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, <tec. (Poultry Farming) 7644. Civil Govt. : Post Office (mail clerks, salaries) 13997 (vi).
Customs (salaries for overtime) 13980 (vi).
Dam. hands (Bennett, Mr., salary increase) 139G7 (vi).
Excise (travelling expenses, &c.) 6373 (in). Fisheries (close season, investigation, &c.)
13650 ; (dog-fish pest) 13651 (vi).
Immigration (agents' salaries) 6734 (iii). Lighthouse and Coast Service (wireless stations) 13640 (vi).
Miscellaneous (Alaskan boundary commission) 13963 (vi).
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers, repairs, See.) 4064 (ii).
Post Office (dead letter branch, Winnipeg) 13995; (pneumatic tube service) 13998; (statutory increases) 14007; (Vancouver inspector) 14000; (Winnipeg, inspector's office) 14001 (vi).
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers-Que. (Batisean channel) 2280; (Chateauguay river) 2280; (Grande Vallee, pier) 1538 ; (Lake Temiscamingue, dredging) 2246 ; (La-prairie, ice piers) 2248 ; (Magdalen islands) 2265; (Maria, pier) 2265 ; (Murray Bay, wharf) 2266 ; (Orleans, wharf) 2290; (Riviere aux Renards) 2280 ; (St. Alexis Bay) 2289 ; (St. Francis, ice pier) 2282; (St. Jerome, wharf) 2291; (St. Lawrence, lower) 2257 ; (Sorel, wharf) 2291; (Three Rivers, wharfs) 2298 ; (Touladie river) 2286 (i).
Miscellaneous (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2961 (ii).
Slides and Booms (Upper Ottawa Improvement Co.) 2974; (salaries) 2974 (ii). Telegraph Lines (Yukon working expenditure) 14042 (vi).
Quarantine : (diseased immigrants) 5492 (iii). Porter, Mr. E. G., W. Hastings.
Ashley, Harford Relief (B. 236) 1"*, 8115 (iv). Belleville Harbour Boundaries, &c. (Ques.) 5588. G. T. Paci6e Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) onM. for Com.- on Res., 9597. Home Rule for Ireland, on Amt. (Mr. Costigan) to Com. of Sup., 775 (i).
Judges of the Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 250 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 8092 (iv), 10786 (v).
Loy, Geo. M., Violation of Independence of Parlt., on M. to cone, in Rep. of Com. on Privs. and Elections, 8078 (iv).
Xapanee and Deseronto Ry. Co.'s Charter, &e. (Ques.) 8084 (iv).
Porter, Mr. E. Or.-Con,
Quinte Bay Buoys, Payments for Services, &c-(Ques.) 5587 (iii).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 5342 (iii).
Rathbun Co.'s Ry. Charter, &c. (Ques.) 8084 (iv). Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid haurier) in Com., 11548 (v).
Supply:
Public Works-Buildings, Generally (Belleville armoury) 969 (i).
Treadgold Concessions, on Amt. (Mr. Cas'train) Com. of Sup., 2873 (ii).
Trent Valley Canal. Rep. of W. McLeod, &c. (Ques.) 12716 (vi).

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 1 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., 8269, 8360 (iv).
False Creek, Kelly & Burnett's Lease (Ans.) 7565 (iv).

ci
Prefontaine, Hon. Raymond- Con.
France and Can. SS. Subsidy (Sir Wilfrid Lau-rier) in Com. on Res., 10813 (v).
Frozen Fish, Goods, &c., Claims for Damages (Ans.) 13373 (vi).


Latour.  L. J.@: , Leave of Absence, &c. (Ans.) 0895 (iii).
Lighthouse Keepers, Pet. re Salaries (Ans.) 14666 (vi).
Macnee Fishing Licenses, on Inquiry for Ret., 4728 (ii).
See ' Fishing.'
Marine Depth Rep. (presented) 244 (i).
Masters and Mates Certificate B. 226 (Mr. Prefontaine) prop. Res., 6271 ; in Com. on Res., 0544; in Com. on B., 6917 (iii).
Mayrand, Denis, Petition re Dismissal (Ans.) 9082 (iv).
Mehan, Dr., Meteorological Service, Removal, &c. (Ans.) 3630 (ii).
Menard, Denis, Lightkeeper, Charges against (Ans.) 3537 (ii).
Meteorological Service, Removal to Ottawa, &c. (Ans.) 6435 (iii).
Midland Water Front (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5749 (iii).
See ' Pratt. '
Minto, Govt. Steamer, Passengers carried (Ans.) 3632 (ii).
Miscou Lighthouse Keeper, Dismissal, &c. (Ans.) 3631 (ii).
Monterey, Str., Wreck, Par. in Montreal Star, 6803 (iii).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: Rep. (M.) 7109 (iii).

Complaints, &c. (remarks) 9974 (iv).

(B. 225) prop. Res., 0270; 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, &c., 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.I.) 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. 104 (Mr. Dyment) 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., 5208 (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).	[DOT]


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14699, 14725 (vi).
Supply :
Canals-Cornwall (electric lighting) 14136 (vi). Public Works-Buildings, Out. (Alexandria P.
O.) 487. Que. (L'Assomption) 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, &c. (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).

Inadequate Inspection, on M. for Sup.,
0567 (iii).

 Provision for Settlers on Trains, &c. (re-
235 (Sir on Res.,
marks) 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).


Labour Disputes 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) iti 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.'sLoan B. (Mr. BUtir) 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., 140*98 (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. Costiijan) to Com. of Sup., 787 (i)-



Reid, Mr. J. D. *-Con.
I. C. R., Locomotive Contract: See * 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).
Lachine Canal, Electric Lighting (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14140 (vi).
Litigation Expenditure, Fees (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 12916 (vi).
Locomotive Contracts re X. 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).


Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: 17 (Sir William Mvlock) in Com., 2924 (ii).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11487, 12295 (y).
Schell, Mr.: See 'Alexandria,' &e.
Stewart, Mr., Supt. of Murray Canal, 12927 14146 (vi).
Supply:
Agriculture (census enumerators) 4820 (ii). Canals-Chambly (land damages) 12908 [DOT] (landing wharfs) 12908; (tow paths) 12906; Cornwall (electrical equipment) 14134 [DOT] (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 * G-renville (guide pier) 12909; Lachine (electrical equipment) 14142; (enlargement, &c.) 12903; (masonry walls) 12906: 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) 12901; Welland (Port Colbome, entrance 12902: Williamsburg (gate-
T-Jltv, -r49 ; (overseer's house) 14150 ; (scow) 14154 (vi).	'	'
Customs (salaries for overtime) 13984 (vi).
Dom. Lands (Banff, bath house) 13956 (vi)
Kcrisc (salaries re C. S. Act) 13967 ; (salaries, Prescott) 13968 (vi).
Fisheries (Hurley, J. M., inspector) 5129 (ii), o281; (intelligence bureau reps.) 5277-(steamers, B.C.) 5278 (iii).
Reid, Mr. J. D.-Con.
Supply-Con.
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' arre.ars 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-Cceur 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.)
[DOT]	13321 (vi).
Slides and Booms (Gatineau river) 2977;
(Upper Ottawa Improvement Co.) 2975 (ii). Telegraph Lines-Mar. Prove. (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, &e.) 14103; (general vote) 12874; (Grand Nairows 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., .S'. 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, 194G (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 215 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 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, re, 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., &c. (Ques.) 4836 (ii).
Mint Building, Progress, &c. (remarks) in Cora, 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. qn
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
(tv).	,	.
Lighthouse and Coast 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. *


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).


Dorn.   E@: 
Retiring Allowance B.: 243 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 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.: 
CV1 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
Robinson, Mr. Jabel.-Con.
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Railway Subsidies B.: 270, in Com. 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. Buu-rassa) to Com. of Sup., 7035 (iii).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (Can. exhibit at Imp. Institute) 13511 (vi).
Civil 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 deliveiy) 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. W., Halifax.


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Contract with Allans, &c. (Ques.) 7091 (iii).
- Delay by Govt., &c., 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: 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) 13666 (vi).
Fisheries (dog-fish pest) 13650 (vi).
Immigration ,agencies, salaries) 6667 ; (agents, Ike ) 6835; (trachoma, inspection, &c.) 6667 (iii).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (Sable Island, Marconi service) 13048 (vi).
Militia (pay and allowance) 13394 (vi). Miscellaneous (Petersen, Tate & Co.'s deposit) 6958 (iii).
Public Works: Harbours and Rivers-Mar. Prove, (dredging plant) 13319; N. S. (Breton's Cove) 13167 ; (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).

See 'N.W.T. B. 253.'
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, Ac. (Ques.) 3032
(ii).

See 'Dom.'. 'N.W.T. Grazing,' Ac., 'Saskatchewan. '
McDonnell, Geo., Lease of, Grazing Lands, &e. (Ques.) 8330 (iv).
Man. and N.W.T. School Land, Sale, Amounts paid, Ac. (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, Ac., 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 (Ques.) 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 A Saskatchewan Ry. Co., Land Grants, Ac. (M. for O.Cs., Ac.*) 2338 (i).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Thomas Hay: , Yukon Territory.
Hydraulic Leases, Yukon, O. C's., Cor., Ac. (M. for copies*) 1323 (i).
Ross, Hon. Wm., Victoria (N.S.)


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. 207 (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.
(Hr.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: 224 (Mr. Prdfontaine) 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. Costigan) 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, &c., in Com. on Post Office B., 5666 (iii).
Markland, Schr., Seizure, on M. for Com. of Sup. (remarks) 5994 (iii).
Masters and Mates Certificate B. 226 (Mr. Pri-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@: 

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., 57S6 (iii).
C. P. R. and Car Shortage in N.W.T. : See 'Ry. Transportation,' &c.
C. P. R. (Kirkellaand Elkhorn) 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 Corn, 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.: Sec ' 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. 259.'
Lumber Combines, N.W.T., Investigation, &c. (Ques.) 6108 (iii).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6048 (iii).
See (Supply-Post Office.'


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate:  Sec ' Qu'Appelle,' &c., 'Privilege,' &c.
Parliament, Date of Convening (remarks) 14855 (vi).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 208 (Sir William Unlock) in Com. 5863, 5870 (iii).
Preference Tariff re German Goods (Ques.) 5322 (iii).

See 'German,' &c.
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Oaler) 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.-Con.
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake, &c., 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).
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., 14497 (vi).
Ry. Subsidies in Land and Money in N. W. T. and Man. (Ques.) 1677 (i).

Scott, Mr, W. Con.
Wright, A. W., Amounts paid to (Ques.) 8110
(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., 5403 (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) 5500 (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).


Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: (M.) dropped, 13444 (vi). Doukbobors, 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 Lauricr) 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).
See '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 Coin, of Sup., G413 (iii).
Scotch Labourers, Return to Old Country (remarks) 7206 (iii).
SiPPLY :
Dom. Lands (Banff, roads and bridges) 6788 ; (boundary delimitations) 6790 ; (buffalo herd) 6790; (commissioner's salary) 6765; (halfbreed schools, salaries) 6773; (homestead in-sjiectors) 6766; (homestead lands) 6787; (inspector's expenses) 6766; (irrigation, &c.) 6764 ; (military asylum pensions) 6788 ; (roads, &c.) 6772; (Long Lake and Saskatchewan ry. surveys) 6940; (surveys, &c.) 6758, 6939 ; (swamp land exjienditure) 6927 ; (Teulon 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; (instniments 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., &c.) 6827 ; (Ritchie, U.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, &c.) 7258 ; (travelling expenses) 7262 (iii). Generally (agency inspectors) 6425 ; (chiefs' salaries) 6410 ; (general vote) 6425 ; (land fund) 6415 ; (legal expenses) 6416 ; (medical attendance) 6421; (Robinson treaty payments) 6410 ; (Stewart, K., extra expenses) 6416 ; (survey reserves) 6411 (iii.) Man., &c. (agricultural implements, &c.) 6422; (medical attendance) 6329, (>350 (iii).
See 1 N.W.TV &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).
cxii

Sifton, Hon. Clifford-Con.
Supply- Con.
Indians-Con.
Ont. (Dr. Secord) G32G, G344 ; (medical attendance) 6409 (iii).
Ont. and Que. (blankets, clothing, &c.) 6409 ; (medical attendance)G32G; (schools) 6409 (iii).
Que. (medical attendance) G408; (St. Regis lockup) G415 (iii).
Yukon Ter. (relief, medical attendance, &c.) 7270 (iii).
Interior (Alaskan boundary commission) G931 ; (Amos Barnes, claim) G922; (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: (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. (hldorado 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).

Free Representations, &c. (Ans.) 6990 (iii).

Personnel of Commission re (remarks)
7297 (iii).	*

Telegram re Free Representations, 6427
(iii).
Smith, Mr. E. D., S. Wentworth.


Animals Contagious Diseases B.: 194 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 4227 (ii).


Binder Twinb Bounties B.: Value, &c. (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).
Sec ' 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. Flair) in Com., 3550, 3714,38o0 (ii), 6208 ; (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).
Sa ' Mail Subsidies. '
Customs (receipts, &c.) 3923; (salaries, &e.)
3923 (ii).	[DOT]	'
Dom. Lands. (Banff springs) 6789 ; (boundary delimitations) 0791; (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 Colborne)3373 (ii); Que. (Cacouna, wharf) 5900 ; (Hull, wharf) 5902 (iii).
Quarantine (small-pox) 5032 (ii).
Smith, Mr. it.. Vancouver.


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Borden. Mr.  R. 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 (Mr. Galli-her) on Sen. Amts, (ruling) 6847 (iii).
Door-keeper of H. of C., Salary, &c. (remarks) 14115 (Vi).
Dutidonald, 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. Wilmot) 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. Sproule) re Irregularity of Proceeding, 7727 (iv); (ruling) 12774 (vi).

Pets, re, on Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproule)
re Iriegularity 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, on 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 : See ' 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).

7- 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) Ruling, 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. Jstones Division, Montreal, Judge's Certificates (notification) 1 (i).

Judgment of Supreme Court, (notification)
91 (i).

Vacancy (remarks) 410, 1023 (l).
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 Laurier) on Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproule) Ruling reserved, 7727 (iv).

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).	[DOT]
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. La Riviere) 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 De. bate, 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 iMuricr) 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. Lauricr) 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. Chrysostome 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)
Speaker, Mr. Deputy-Con.
Supply:
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 (Hi).	_
Militia (stores branch) Amt., 3609 (ii).
Ocean and River Sc'i'vice (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; Out. (ventilation of Chamber) 13010; (Wingham, P.O.)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.: 
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. Ficldimg) in Com. on Kes., 7314, 7384 (iii).
Binder Twine Bounties, &c., on Ques. of Order, 7307 (iii).
Binder Twine Inspector's Rep. (M.) for Distribution, 13789 (vi).
Binder Twine, 8th Rep. of Com. on Ag., on M. to cone., 14043 (vi).

Govt. Legislation, &c. (remarks) 1350 (i);
6352 (iii).	*

on M. to take in Mondays, 3711 (ii).

Ry. Resolutions, &e. (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 Qttawa Citizen, 14054 (vi).
Cattle purchased in S. Africa, on Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Com. of Sup., 5473 (iii).
Census of 1901, Cost, &c., 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. Sicker dike) 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 Ereight Rates re Ocean Vessels (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13688 (vi).
Dorn. 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).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 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. on B., 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 Lanrier) 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 'Barr.'
Imperial Defences, and prop. Res. of Lord Rosebery (retr 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 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. Melsaac) in Com., 5097 (ii), 5359 (iii).

See ' Supply-Lighthouse,' &e,
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: 223 (Mr. Fielding) on prop. Res., 6270; in Com. on B., 6806 (iii).
Ottawa Northern and C. P. Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14320 (vi).
Ottawa Valley Ry. Co.'s B. 59 (Mr. Monk) 2'in., 1511 (i).
Parliamentary Documents, Postage re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 14036 (vi).
Parliament Grounds, Mutilation, &e. (remarks) 2398, 2421 (i).
Paspebiac to Gaspe Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14462 (vi).


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. Frifontaine) 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,' &c. 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., onM. (Mr. Demers) 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).

(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. Pr6-fontaine) in Com. on Res., 6542 (iii).
Steel Rails, Clergue's Contract, &c. (remarks) in Com. of 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, &c. (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 (vi); 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
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).
Dorn. Lands (Banff, roads and bridges) 6788; (boundary delimitations) 6791; (commissioner's salary) 6765; (inspectors' expenses) 6760 (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, &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, &cJJ13787 (vi). Immigration (agencies, salaries) 6658 ; (Ellis, Dr., inspector) 6702 ; (expenditure) 6616 (iii); (general expenses) 2300 (i); (trachoma, &c.) 6843 (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 expensesj 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 (in).
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)	[DOT]	.
N.W.T. (Supreme Court judge) 14258 (vi). Ont. (Nipissing judgeship) 14258 (vi). Supreme Court (library) 3404 (ii).
Yukon (Eilbeck, sheriff) 3414 (ii) ; (law library) 14267 (vi) ; (living allowance, judges) 3411; (living allowances, officials) 3411 (ii).



*
Sproule, Mr. T. S. -Con.
Sproule, Mr. T. S. Con.
Supply-Con.
Justice, Administration of-Con.
Penitentiaries (binder twine) 3513 ; (Kingston) 3511; (Manitoba) 3534 ; (St. Vincent de Paul) 3534 (ii).
Labour Dept. (Gazette, printing, &c.)7197 (iii). Legislation: House of Commons (Advocate, Prince Albert, printing) 14269 (vi); (messengers, &c.) 5265 (iii), 14243 (vi); (printing, advertising, &e.) 5268 (iii); (salaries, increases) 14112 (vi); (voters' lists) 5274 (iii). Library of Parlt., 5267 (iii).
Senate (contingencies) 5264 (iii).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (agency, Montreal) 13632 ; (gas lights) 13635 ; (Halifax harbour, buoys) 13639; (Marconi stations) 13640 ; (St. Lawrence lights) 13632; (sweeping boats) 13636 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Canada and Australia) 13678 (vi) ; (freight rates, &c.) 7586 (iii); (G.B. and Call.) 13672; (Magdalen islands) 13676 (vi); (St. John and Belfast) 7731 (iv); (St. John, N.B., and Glasgow) 13674; (Sydney and Bay St. Lawrence) 13677 ; (Victoria and Vancouver) 13694 ; (wrecking plant) 13698 (vi).
Militia (annual drill) 3606, 5005 ; (cadet training) 3773 (ii); (Dom. arsenal) 7089 (iii); (Esquimalt defences) 3778; (G.O.C.) 3780; (grants to associations) 3773; (Martineau investigation) 3752; (pay and allowance) 3601; (Valleyfield strike) 3753 (ii). Miscellaneous (Perkins, Win., Lisgar election petition) 14251 (vi); (tobacco commission) 8268 (iv); Yukon (Canadian Bank of Commerce) 14274 (vi).
N. W. Mounted Police (compensation for injuries) 5264 (iii); (Yukon) 5003 ii ; (Yukon, salaries) 5263 (iii).
Ocean and River Service (life-saving awards) 13544 (vi) ; (masters and mates examination) 13525 (vi); (St. Lawrence transportation) 4046 (ii); (surveys, northern coast) 13760 ; (wrecks, investigation) 13545 (vi).
Public Works: Buildings-Generally (experimental farms) 972 (i).
N.B. (St. John immigration)413; (St. John quarantine water service) 415 (i).
N.S. (Halifax) 411 (i).
Ont. (Alexandria P. O.) 494; (Bowman-ville) 510; (ClintonP.O.) 523 ; (Cobourg armoury) 640; (Dom. renewals, &c.) 636; (Ft. William) 636; (Guelph P.O.) 638; (Kingston military stables) 639; (London, drill hall) 645; (Toronto, custom house) 649; (Toronto, post office) 956; (Toronto Junction, post office) 650 (i).
Ottawa (additional land) 353; (astronomical observatory) 342 ; (electric lighting) 988; (furniture, &c.) 980; (rentals, &c.) 989; (Rideau Hall, drainage) 647 (i); (Rideau Hall grounds) 5006 (ii); (Royal Mint) 348; (Victoria museum) 365 (i), 14243 (vi).
Que. (hospital for trachoma) 14246 (vi); (Thetford Mines) 441; (Valleyfield P.O.) 444 (i).
Docks (repairs, &c.) 2978, 2979 (ii).
Dredging' (dredge vessels) 2612 ; (new dredges) 2673 (ii).
Harbours and Rivers-B.C. (Arrow Lakes) 13305 ; (Columbia River) 13304 ; (dredging plant, &c.) 13311; (Fraser river, improvements) 13305 ; (Quatsino, wharf) 13305 ; (Williams Head, wharf) 13306 ;
Supply-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
(general vote) 13308 (vi).
Generally (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2650
(ii).
Man..(Dauphin Lake) 1448; (Gull Harbour) 1448 ; (Hnausa, wharf) 1448 ; (Manitoba Lake) 1449 (i); (St. Andrews Rapids) 3356; (snag boat) 2672 (ii); (White Mud, dredging) 1450 (i).
Mar. Provs. (dredgingplant) 2669 (ii); (hydraulic dredge) 13312 (vi).
Ont. (Bowmanville, pier) 1353; (Depot Harbour) 1359 (i); (dredging plant) 2672 (ii); (general repairs) 1372 ; (Goderich harbour) 1368; (Lake Temiscamingue, wharf) 1376; (Petewawa narrows) 1425, 1442, 1447 (i); (Port Arthur) 3348 (ii); (Point au Baril route) 1365; (Port Elgin, dredging) 1424; (Port Hope, pier) 1425; (Rivipre aux Puces) 1425; (Rondeau harbour) 1427 (i); (St. Joseph's wharf) 3385 (ii); (Sturgeon Falls, wharf) 1431; (Southampton, harbour) 1428; (Thorn-bury, harbour) 1432 (i); 13450 (vi); (Wendover, wharf) 1438 (i).
P. E. I. (dredging plant) 13314 (vi).
Que. (Barachois de Malbaie) 13445 (vi); (Ba-tiscan channel) 2280 (i); (Bonaventure East, breakwater) 13446 ; (Caplan, breakwater) 13449 ; (Chambord, wharf) 13454 ; (Chateau Richer) 13456 ; (Douglastown, isolated block) 13457 (vi) ; (Esquimaux Point) 2278 (i); (Gatineau River, C. P. R. Bridge) 13457 (vi); (Grande Vallee, pier)
. 1514, 1523; (Grosse Isle) 425; (Kamou-raska, pier) 13458 (vi) ; (Lake Temiscamingue, dredging) 2247 ; (Le Tableau, wharf) 2256 (i); (Lotbiniere wharf) 13460; (Mont Louis, wharf) 13461 (vi);(Murray Bay, wharf) 2269; (Newport, breakwater) 2277 ; (Nieolet River) 2278; (Pointe St. Pierre) 2279; (repairs, improvements) 2241 ; (Riviere aux Renards) 2280 ; (St. Francis, ice pier) 2284 (i); (St. Lawrence ship channel) 3310 (ii); (St. Lawrence, removal of rocks) 2258 ; (St. Maurice, dredging) 2286 (i); (Seven Islands, wharf) 13483; (Sorel, wharf) 12856, 12869 (vi) ; (Three Rivers, wharfs) 2297 (i).
Yukon (Lewes and Yukon river) 13307 (vi). Miscellaneous (transportation commission) 13363 (vik
Roads and Bridges, N.W.T. (Peace River, pack trail) 13324; (Pelly River bridge) 13368; Ottawa (Dufferin, &c.) 13321 (vi).
Slides and Booms (salaries) 2974; (Upper Ottawa Improvement Oo.) 2975 (ii). Telegraph Lines-B.C. ( working expenses) 13368 (vi).
Mar. Provs. (Chatham to Tracadie) 13325 (vi).
Que. (Marconi, Chateau Bay) 13325 (vi). Yukon (generally) 2994 (ii); (Yukon, working expenses) 14041 (vi).
Quarantine (cattle, &c.) 5503; hog cholera) 5505 (iii) ; (public health) 5007 (ii), 5490 (iii) ; (small-pox) 5007 (ii), 5491 (iii).
Railivays-G. T. R. (rental) 12887 (vi).
I.C.R. (Connolly's claims) 14105 (vi); (draw bars, exchange)8289; (Halifax, accommodation) 8316 (iv); 12825 ; (general vote) 12877 (vi); (Moncton work shops) 8313 ; (Pintsch [DOT] gas equipment) 8292; (rolling stock) 8294



Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Can.
Supply-Co a.
Railways -Con.
' (iv); 14100; (St. John accommodation) 12823 ; (sidings, additional) 14055 (vi); (steel rails, &c.) 5008 (ii); 14007 (vi); (Toronto stock yards) 8317 (iv).
P.E.I. (Hillsborough bridge) 12829, 12838, 14117 (vi).
Yukon Govt, (administration, &c.) 13387 (vi); (Eldorado Gusher) 7277 ; (hospital grants) 7291 ; (roads and bridges) 7283 (iii).


Supreme Court Registrar B.: 288 (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 fin 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 re Mr. Prefontaine's Speech (remarks) 865 (i).

See Rys.,' &c.
Treadgold Commission, Par. in Dawson news-pap^s (remarks) 11070 (v).


Judges Retiring Allowances B.: Rep. of Board of Trade, Winnipeg (Ans.)
1860 (i).
Assiniboine River Water Power Co.'s B. 192 (Mr. Puttee) in Com., 5888, 5961, 6846 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
CXX11 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
Sutherland, Hon. James-Con.
Bay of Quinte Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14436 (vi).
Beauharnois Electoral District, Representation and Independence of Parlt. Act, on M. to ref. to Priv. and Elections Com., 7103 (iii).
Blind River Wharf, Contracts, Plans, &c. (Ans.) 1298 (i).
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.'sincorp. 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 transportation and Storage Co.'s in-corp. B. 176 (Mr. German) in Com., 5885 (iii).
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Unlock) 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, &c. (Ans.) 816 (i).
See 'Supply-Pub. Works, Bldgs., Ottawa.'
Emerson Mail Service, &c. (Ans.) 5321 (iii).
Eureka, Str., Loaned by Govt. (Ans.) 14285(vi). on Personal Explanation (Mr. Tarte) 14687 (vi).
Fielding, Dredge, Plans for Construction, &c. (Ans.) 14283 (vi).
Pishing Industry in N. S., Accommodation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13156 (vi).
Floating Lighthouses, Applications from Captains, &c. (Ans.) 666 (i).
Puel Contracts, Interest on unpaid Accounts (Ans.) 5318 (iii).
Gananoque and Brockville Channel, Dredging, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13320 (vi).
Geological Museum, 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 Lauricr) 941 (i).
Grain Blockade in N. W. T.: Sec ' Ry. Transportation. '
Grand River, Dredging at Dunnville, &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 (iv).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Maclean) 7815 (iv).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) in Com., 10593, 11202 (v).
Harrison, Mr., Resignation as Inspector of Fisheries (Ans.) 288 (i).
Immigrants at Quebec, Medical Inspection, &c. (Ans.) 5318 (iii).
Imperial Building, Ottawa, Govt. Occupation. &c. (Ans.) 3803 (ii).
I. C. R. Supplies B.: See kRy. 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, &c. (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).	[DOT]
L'Assomption Post Office, Site, <!fcc. (Ans.) 3230 (ii).
Lc Canada and L. J. Latour re Circular issued, &c. (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, &c., Flooding of Lands, on M. (Mr. Grant) for Reps., 2764 (ii).


Marine Engineers B.:: See ' Steamboat, ' &c. Martineau Commission Report, and Fire Protec-cion : See ' Ottawa,' &c.
Medical Examiner at Quebec of Immigrants (Ans.) 3536 (ii).
Midland Water Front, Lease to Pratt & Co.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5751 (iii).
Mint Building, Establishment, &c. (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, &c. (Ans.) 14282 (vi).
Napanee Post Office, Rental, &c. (Ans.) 1594 (i). Nepean Point, Ottawa, Improvement, &c. (Ans.) 11829 (v).
Nepigon Ry. Co.'s Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14395 (vi),	[DOT]



Sutherland, Hon. James-Con.
Ottawa Buildings, Leases and Rentals for Govt.
Offices, on M. (Mr. Sproule) for Ret. re, 589 (i). 

 Fire Protection, Rep. re Martineau Investigation, &c. (Ans.) 4674 (ii).

Construction of, &c. (remarks) 2238 (i).
Racette, "Vital, Purchase of Land, &c. (Ans.) 3231 (ii).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3559 (ii),

supplies for I. C. R. Amt. B. 258 (Mr. jFielding) in Com., 12959 (vi).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: Printing of Evidence re (remarks) 11423
(v).
Richelieu River Inundations, &c. (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, &c. (Ans.) 288 (i).

Expiration of Contract (Ans.) 10490 (v).
Sutherland, Hon. James -Con.
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., &c., on Inquiry for Papers, 2302 (i).

See ' Supply-Public Works, Harbonrs
and Rivers, Quebec.'
Springhill, N.S., Explosion in Dom. Building, Report re (read) 13257 (vi).

Sutherland, Hon. James-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
Buildings-Con.
Mar. Provs. (renewals, &c.) 422 (i).
N.B. (Campbelltori P.O.) 13037 (vi); Dom. buildings) 421 (i); (Fredericton, military buildings) 13041 (vi); (Marysville) 5841 (iii); (Moncton P.O.) 13038 ; (Newcastle, improvements) 13038 (vi); (Richibucto) 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 ; (Tracadie 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. O.) 518 ; (Cobourg armoury) 640 (i); (Cobourg, P.O.) 13118 (vi); (Deseronto) 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) 13118 (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, P.O.) 13107; (Sarnia, P.O.) 13118; (Stratford, armoury) 13125 ; (vi); (Toronto, branch post office) 5920 (iiij; (Toronto custom-house) 648, 958 (i); (Toronto, drill hall) 13115; (Toronto examining warehouse) 131L8 : (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 (i); (additional rooms, H. ofC.) 13006 (vi); (astronomical observatory) 342 (i); (bacterio- * logical laboratory) 5842 (iii); (census building) 991 (i); (coal sheds) 13115 (vi);
Sutherland, Hon. James -Con.
Supply-Con Public Work*-Con.
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, <!fcc.) 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 (iii) ; (Montmagny, P.O.) 13066; (Montreal, barracks) 13076 (vi); (Montreal, examining warehouse) 433 (i), 13058; (Montreal, P.O.) 13067 ; (Montreal, postal station) 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. Hyacinthe) 439 (i); (St. Hya-cinthe, drill hall) 13067 ; (Sr. John's examining warehouse) 13069; (St. John's P.O.) 13059; (St. Louis de Mile-End, P.O.) 13080 ; (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).
Dredging1 (vessels repairs) 2612 ; (dredges, new, Que.) 2674 ; (Ont. and Que. dredging plant) 2671 (ii).	.
Generally (transportation facilities) 3365
(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; (Quatsino, wharf)
13305	; (Victoria Harbour, dredging)
13306	; (Williams Head quarantine wnarf) 13306 (vi).
Generally, 13308 (vi) ; (new dredges) 2673 ; (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2633; (trans-l>ortation 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. Pro vs. (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 Vin) 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 Harbour, breakwater) 13233 ; (Grand Manan, breakwater) 13234 (vi); (Great Salmon River) 1177 (i); (Hopewell Cape, wharf) 13233 (vi) ; (Lord's Cove, wharf) 1177 (i); (Miscou, wharf) 13234 (vi); (Negro Point breakwater) 1181 ; (Oromocto, wharf) 1181 (i) ; (Petit Rocher) 13234 ; (Pointe du Cliene) 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 i 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
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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 ; (Malagawateh, 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) ; (Pictou, 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'sFalls) 1358; (Burlington channel) 1359 (i), 13237 (vi); (Cobourg, repairs) 5909 (iii); (Collingwood improvecxxvi

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ments) 13239; (Couchiching, 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 au 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.,1. (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); (Sum-merside, breakwater) 13224 (vi) ; (Sum-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); (Chateauguav river) 2280 (i), 3208 (ii); (Chateau Richer) 13455 (vi); (Crane Island, wharf) 1513; (Cross
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Harbours and Rivers-Con.
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), 13460 (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 ; (Perce 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) ; (Quebec, harbour) 3336 (ii); (repairs, improvements) 2241 (i); (Repen-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. Frangois, 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) 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); (Three Rivers, wharfs)



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Harbours and Rivers- Con.
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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); (Dom. traffic, bridges) 2701 (ii); (Edmonton, flooring) 13323; (Moisie Post road) 13322 ; vPeace 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).
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-ni-Clayoquot) 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 God bout) 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).
Tilsonbarg, Lake Erie and Pacific Ry. Subsidy, in Com. on Res., 14381, 14511 (vi).

(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
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Toronto Island, Damage bv 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).

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

Meetings, Business transacted, &c. (Ans.)
13027 (vi).

N.W.T.: See ' Ry. Transportation.'
See 4 Supply-Pub. Works, Harbours, Que., Sorel, '
Treadgold Commission, Par. in Dawson Newspapers (remarks) 11074 (v).

Rep. re (remarks) 13134, 13258 (vi).


Valleyfield P.O.: , Site, Erection, &c. (Ans.) 98 (i).

Tenders re (Ans.) 11187 (v).
Ventilation of Chamber, &c. (remarks) 4362 (ii) 13011 (vi).
Wharfs, Govt. Policy re Construction, 13156 (vi). Winnipeg City Water B.: See 4 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 4 Ry. B. 21.' Budget, The, 1860 (i).
Cattle Guards : See 4 Ry. B. 21.'
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 175 (Mr. Morrison) M. to refer back to Com., 5959 (iii). Drainage on Rys.: Sec Ry. B. 21.'
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9447 (iv). Osier, Mr. and * Grafters.': See 4Privileges.' 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, &e.) 3909 (ii).
Windsor, Ont., Customs Officers, Overtime, &c., in Com. of Sup., 3909 (ii).


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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 Elections, 13265 (vi).

 Pets., Irregularities, &c., Par. in Montreal Star, (M.) to adjn., Affidavits,%&c., 14845 (vi).

Pets, re (remarks) 12944 (vi).

See '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.: 270, in Com. on Res., 14454, 14495 (vi).
Ry. Subsidies for Man., &c. (remarks) 14495 (vi).
Saunders, Mr. C. E,, Appnmt. at Experimental Farm (Ques.) 1676 (i).
Submarine Cable to Island of Orleans, &c. (Ques.) 11186 (v).


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 (Mr. 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: Sec ' 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).
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.'
Gram 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.



Tarte, Hon. J. Israel-Co??.
Longshoremen's Strike, Montreal (remarks) 2504, 2521 (ii).

Settlement, &c., Tel. (read) 2677 (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 News (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 Dept, and Mr. Prefontaine: See 'Supply-Public Works, Harbours and Rivers, Quebec.'


Quebec Bridge Subsidy B.: 272 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 14721 (vi).
Quebec Harbour Improvements, Reps, to Council, &c. (M. for copies*) 706 (i).


Borden. Mr.  R. L.@: 

Tarte, Hon. J. Israel-Com
Sopfly-Con.
Public Works-Con.
Miscellaneous (transfer to Marine Dept.) 2633, 2 45 (ii).
Telegraph Lines (Ashcroft-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) 4203 (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, 3309, 3451
(ii), 7662 (iii).

See 'Supply-Pub. Works,' &c.
Treadgold Concessions, Appntnt. of Special Com., on Amt. (Mr Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 4522
(ii)	.
Valleyfield, P. O. Site: See 'Beauharnois.'

See 'Supply-Pub. Works, Buildings.'
Yukon Supplies, Tenders, &c., Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4071 (ii).
Taylor, Mr. Q-., 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 for Ret., 479,	544 (i).

(remarks) 204 (i).
Chickens, Killing of: See ' Supply-Agriculture., Cigarettes, Prohibition of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Bickerdikc) 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 rc 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, rc, on M. (Mr. Talhol) to ref. to Com.
on I'rivs. and Elections, 13270,13301 (vi). Haycock, Jos., Inspector of Binder Twine, &c. (Ques.) 4U00 (ii).

 >ee 'Supply-Inspection,' &c.
Howe Inland Ferry: See 'Navigable,' &c., * Wolfe,' <&c.
Hurley: See 'Supply-Fisheries,' 'Lighthouse Service,' &c.
I. C. R. Supp ies Bill: See 'Ry. B. 258.'
Judges of Provincial Courts Act Amt. B. 225 (Mr. Fits atrick) in Com., 12301 (v).
Lc i ana da : See * Pelletier.'
Lighthouse and Coast Service (Cor. rc Mr. Mullen, &c.) 5757 (iii).



Taylor, Mr. GK-Cbm.
Mails carried via New York (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7729 (iv).
Mail Bags and Campaign Literature, Ac. (remarks) 14549 (vi).

Campaign Literature, Statement re Special
Trains, 14681 (vi).'

Refund of Express Charges (remarks)
14684 (vi).
Masters of Vessels, Instructions rc Postage, Ac., in Com. on P. O. Bill, 5664 (iii).
Militia Estimates (remarks) 13369 (vi)
Militia Tents, Rush (h'der, Amount paid, Ac. (Ques.) 5764 (iii).
See ' N. W. M. P.'
Milk Cans Bill: See 'Weights,' &c.


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Loan B.: 201 (Mr. Field inn) in Com. on Res., 4484 (ii); in Com. on B., 5418 (iii).
Napanee Post Office, Rental, Ac. (Ques.) 1594 (i).
Navigable Waters Act (swing bridges) Amt. B. 260 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com. on Res., 12780; in Com. on B., 12984 (vi).
N. W. Mounted Police Tents, Wood A Co.'s Tender, Ac. (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, Oust Nuisance (remarks) 2104 (i).
Pelletier, Mr. H. L., and Lc Canada, Canvass (remarks) 13982 (vi).

Salary, Ac. (remarks) 13992 (vi).

See 'Postmasters,' Ac.


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. Prefontaine) in Com. on Res., 12791 (vi).
Postal Newspaper Boxes for Streets, Manufacture, Ac. (Ques.) 14283 (vi).
Postmasters in Quebec and Newspaper Agents, &c. (remarks) 14671 (vi).
Post Office \ct Amt. B. 208 (Sir William Mulock) in Com., 5 .64 (iii).
Poultry, Fattening, Ac.: See Supply-1 Agriculture. '
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Osier) M. to adjn. Hse 10535 (v).
Public Works Dept, and Mr. Prefontaine : See 'Pilotage Bill.'
Quadra, Str., Officers Mess, Regulations rc(Ques ) 9819 (iv).
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com., 3750, 3890 (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.'	:
4	1
Taylor, Mr. Q-. -Con.
Railway Policy of Govt., on M. (Mr. Borden, Balifux) to adjn. Hse., 7129 (iii).


Railway Subsidies B.: 
CXXX11 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
Taylor, Mr. Gr.-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,,T. 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, Dorn, and Provs.)
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. (Alexandria P. O.) 503 (i); (Kingston military college, stables) 13117, 13128; (Wingliam, 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 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 Chaillons, 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, &c.) 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, &c.)i 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. G-.-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.' Valleyfield 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., Haldimand 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).
Dom. Elections Act Amt. B 3 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 13583 (vi).
General Inspection Act (hides) Amt. B. 48 (Mr. McCarthy) on M. for 2°, Deb. adjourned, 1065
(i).
G.O.C., Lord Dundonald's Speech at Hamilton, on M. for Com. of Sup., 2415 (i).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s Subsidy B. 235 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 12206 (v).
Hides Bill: See ' General Inspection B. '
Kettle River Valley Ry. Co.'s (B. 26) 1°*, 1204. Loan Companies Extension (B. 24) I'm., 284;
2°m., 2349 ; in Com., 2350 (i).
Mexican Light and Power Co.'s (B. 126) 1'*, 1853 (i).
Militia Force, Condition, Pay, &c., on M. for Sup. (remarks) 5702 (iii).
Niagara Grand Island Bridge Co.'s B. 57 (Mr. German) in Com., 1811 (i).
Ry. Act (subsidies) Amt. B. 2 (Mr. Charlton) in Com., 1059 (i).
Representation in H. of C., B. 66 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 11635, 11659 (v).
Supply:
Militia (annual drill) 3606 (ii); (pay and allowance) 13430 (vi).
Public Works-Buildings, Ont. (Alexandria P. O.) i99 ; (Cayuga) 499 (i).
United Empire Life Ins. Co.'s (B 163) 1°*, 2582; in Com., 3796, 3983 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
cxxxiii
Thomson, Mr. T. I., N. Grey.
Balaclava and Owen Sound Mail Contract (Ques.) 13263 (vi).
Bayfield, Str., Sale, Repairs, &c. (Ques.) 5586 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 5743 (iii).
See ' Supply-Fisheries, 5 ' Lighthouse Service.5
Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 7359, 7372; in Com. on B., 7383, 7391 (iii).
See 'Supply-Inspection.5 Cement in Buildings :	See ' Supply-Public
Works, Buildings, Ottawa.'
Census: See 'Supply-Agriculture.5 Commercial Agencies, Duties, &c. (Ques.) 4360 (ii). 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, onM. (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.5 Lead Bounties B. 239 (M*. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 8226 (iv).
Meaford Post Office (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13124 (vi).
Owen Sound, Dock : See ' Dry Docks B.5

 Public Building (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 13063 (vi).

Water Lot, &c. (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) 3703 ; (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. Bruce.
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.G-., 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 Oovt. Interior (salaries) 269 (i). Miscellaneous-Yukon (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.
Lejrrosy 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) 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 (Grosse Isle, supplies) 5501 (iii] ; (small-pox) 5025 (ii); (trachoma epidemic) 5406 (iii).
Wade, Mr. F. B., Annapolis.
Beauhamois Electoral District: See ' Loy, Geo. M.'


Binder Twine Bounties B.: 233 (Mr. Fielding) 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. Mclsaac) 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)\n 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. (A. Jl.) Bathurst Harbour Buoys, &c. (Ques.) 3630 (ii). Bourgeois, M. E., Sub-Collector of Customs at Tracadie, 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.: 
Atlantic Fast SS.: Service, Petersen's Deposit (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6969 (iii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Expenses, &c. (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).
Ernestown Station Postmaster, Changes, &c. (Ques.) 1034 (i).
False Creek, B.C., Lease to Burnett & Kelly TQues.) 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 Laurier) on M. for Com. on Res., 9367 (iv); in Com. on B., 10697 (v).
G. T. Pacific Bill, Distribution to Members (remarks) 8918 (iv).


CXXXV1 INDEX
Wilson. Mr.   U.@: -Con.
Haycock, Jos., Appnmt. as Inspector of Binder Twine (Ques.) 4959 (ii), 5588 (iii).

See 'Supply-Inspection of Staples.'
Immigrants at Quebec, Inspection, &c. (Ques.) 5318 (iii).
Immigration Expenditure, 1902 to 1903 (Ques.) 6209 (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 jf 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 Coin., 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 re (Ques.) 13259 (vi).
Supply:
Agriculture (experimental farms) 4549 (ii). Canals: Beauharnois (dykes) 14152; Generally (loekmen, &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). Dom. 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 fiii). Indians : B.C. (industrial schools) 7254 fiii). Inland Revenue (excise inspections) 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) 2'>99 (ii).
Slides and Booms (St. Maurice slides) 2678
(ii)-	..
Telegraph Lines (St. Lawrence) 5007 (n). Quarantine (disea&ed immigrants) 5494; (Grosse Isle, supplies) 5499 (iii); (small-pox) 5029 (ii); (trachoma disease) 5494 (iii).
Railways : 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-rier) 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. Costigan) 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).


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Wright, Mr. A. A..-Con.
Ry. Act (consolidation) Amt. B. 21 (Mr. Blair) in Com. (telegraph poles) 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).
Abram'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., 13633 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
in Lighthouses : in Com. of Sup., 5758 (iii).
Acton Yale Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 13059 (vi).
Address, The, in Ans. to His Ex.'sSpeech : moved (Mr. Thompson, Haldimand) 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 Dayt : 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 fortiui. Admiralty Cgubt, 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).
' Advooatf.,' I rince Albert, Payments for Printing re Election Proclamation : in Com. of Sup., 14652 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Prince Albert. '
Affidavits re P. O. 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).
[Stage Direction]
Rep. re Binder Twine: See 'Binder Twine,'
&c.
AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS:
Academy' of Arts, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 12589 (v).
Acadians, Historical Data re : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
Adulteration of Food, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5389 (iii).
AgrioulturalLecturers in Quebec,Names, &e.:
Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 8615 (iv).
Agricllture 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, &c. : in Com.
of Sup., 4349 (ii).
Aids to Agricultural Societies, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 4432 (ii).
Anderson, Mr. .T. G., Afpnmt. as Fruit Inspector : Ques. (Mr. Alcorn) 13372 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks re : in Com. of Sup., 13508 (vi).
Anthrax in Cattle, Par. in Newspapers, &c.:
Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 10102 (v).
Apples, Canadian, Mr. Preston's Statement re : Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) 11184 (v). Archives, Canadian, Rep.: Presented (Mr. Fisher) 5417 (iii).
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Re-organization, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
13503 ( vi).
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Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 4429 (ii).
Art Gallery, Encouragement to Canadian Artists : Remarks (Mr. Richardson) in Com, of Sup., 13513 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Expenditure on Paintings, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Hwjhes, Victoria) 12717 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
National : in Com. of Sup., 2725 (ii),
12589 (v).
Burrard, B.C., Census Commissioners: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7079 (iii).
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AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS-Con.
Better Adulteration Bile : Remarks (Mr. Blain) 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) L0712, lu745(v). Butter made at Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Sale, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 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 d 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 Coni, of Sup., 13508 (vi).
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 Sec ' Imperial.'
Canadian Trade with Japan : See 'Japan Exhibition.'
Caeleton, 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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on Steamers : in Com. of Sup., 4116 (ii).
Cattle purchased by British Govt.: Par. in Montreal Gazette (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 5415. Cattle purchased for S. Africa : 'Amt. (Mr. Pope) to Coin, 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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 Caeleton, &c., 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, &o.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk) 1058 (i).
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Expenditure, 1881, 1891 and 1901, &c.:
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).
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Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax)WlGT2 (vi).
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Grand Man an, N.B., Religious Enumeration : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 3801 (ii).
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Land Values, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 4040
(ii).
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Payments, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 286
(i)

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, &c.: 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, 4c. : M. for Ret. (Mr. Taylor) 289, 479, 544 (i).
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Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 203 (i).
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*- Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 204 (i).
Circulars to CuRfes, jP.Q., rc Census : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4657 (ii).
Classifying Record : in Com. of Sup., 12592.
AGRICULTURE 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).	1
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 Com. of Sup., 4599 (ii).
Experimental Farms : in Com. of Sup., 4548 (ii).
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Report : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 1937 (i).
Food Analysis : in Com. of Sup., 5389 (iii).
Fruit Inspectors buying Apples, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13508 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 See ' Anderson.'
Fruit Shipments in Cold Storage to Europe, &c. : M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 3805 (ii).
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Value, &c.:Ques. (Mr. Smith, Wentworth)
3232 (ii).
Fumigation Stations : in Com. of Sup., 4434
(ii)	, 13502 (vi).
Gaudkt, Compilation of Acadian Histort : 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).
Groshe Isle, Supplies re Quarantine Service: in Com. of Sup., 5496 (iii).
Hag ah, Miss, Appnmt. at Experimental Farm : Ques. (Mr. Talbot) 5316 (iii).
Hal ton, Cardwell and Peel, Census w ched-ules : Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6436, 6894 (iti).
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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 i (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, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Lemieax) 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 ' Arts,' &c.
O'Halloran, Geo. F., Dep. Min. of Agriculture : Remarks re, in Com. of Sup., 4356 (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. Blain) 6436 (iii).
See ' Halton,' &c.	.
Pethick, Dr., Vet. Surgeon, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 5505 (iii).
'Poultry Farming,' Pamphlet of Dept.: Remarks (Mr. Taykyr) 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, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4599 (ii).
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Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 3001 (ii).
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Live Stock Exhibit, kc. : Ques. (Mr. Bond) 4-'37 (ii).
See 'Livestock.'
San Jose Scale : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
4434	iii).
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).
Simcoe County, Census Enumerators : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4825 (ii).
Small-pox, Quarantine, kc.: 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). Thacaiue Lazaretto : in Com. of Sup., 4439(h). Tuberculosis, Aid to Can. Association : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13517 (vi).
Veterinary Chief Inspectors, Salaries, kc : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1591 (i).
Veterinary Division, Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 5502 (iii).	.
' Year Book' : in Com. of Sup., 4429 (u).
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 Snp., 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, kc. :	Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 13667 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 14287 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Sir Charles H. Tapper) 14280 (vi).
See ' Interview.'
[Stage Direction]
Official Information, Inquiry for Cor., &c.:
Remarks (Mr. Borden. Halifax) 14621 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Bond-Hay Treaty, &c.: Inquiry for Papers
re (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 878 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry (Mr. Monk) 853 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Commission, Cablegram from Lord Alver-
STONE : Read (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 13806 (vi),
[Stage Direction]
Cor. re, Laid on Table (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
14688 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, Abrogation : M.
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).	,
[Stage Direction]
 Commission : in Com. of Sup., 2299 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii), 13957
(vi).
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Govt. Responsibility : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 14791 (vi).	[DOT]
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History of Case, &c.: Recapitulation (Mr. Bourassa) 14773 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Judgment, kc.: 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).
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Tel. from Mr. Sifton : Read (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 14529 (vi).
_____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. Rt.: 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, Harbour-master, Dismissal of Capt. Bishop: Ques. (Mr. Fonder) 6896 (iii).
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Alberton, P.E.I., Ry. Station : in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
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Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2503 (ii).
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Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup.,
12838 (vi).
Alcohol: Sec'Wood.'
Aleut,' Ste., 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, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 12924 (vi). Algoma Ry.: See 'Bruce.'
Algonquin Lumber and Power Co.'s In-corp. B. No. 165 (Mr. Gould) 1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 3172(ii); in Com., 5301; 3°*, 5361 (iii). (SEdward VII, c. 77.)
Alien Labour Act, Prosecutions, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Inyrarn) 3971 (ii).
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, &o.: Quei-. (Mr. McColl) 6895 (iii).
Aluminum, Oxide of, Imports into Can., Ports of Entry, ^c.: Ques. (Mr. Robinson, W.AJ.) 1035(i). Alvekstone, Lord: See ' Alaskan Boundary.' Amagandus Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of -Sup., 1068 (i). Amalgamated Engineers : See 'Dom. Institute, ' &c.
Amherstburg Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1185 (i), 13235 (vi).
Amherst, N .8., Post Office, Rental, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Bell 1591 (i)
Amqui Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup.,
12601 (v).
Analysts, Public: 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, &c. : 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., 5827 (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, Dom., 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).


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. (Mi. 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,' &e.
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) 13M13 (Mr. Hacked) 13894 ; (Mr. Sproule) 13894 ; (Mr. Davis) 13896; (Mr. McCreary) 18897 ; (Mr. Roche, Marquette) i390o; (Mr. Scott) 13914 (vi).

See ' Provincial'.
AylesWORTH, Mr. : See ' Alaskan Boundary. '
Ayr, Postmaster Robson, Resignaiion, &o.: 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., &o. : Remarks in Com. on Customs Act Amt. B., 4010 (ii).
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Balaclava and Owen Sobnd 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).

See ' Trent.'
Bananas imported, Value, Ac. : Ques. (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 1198 (i).
Bance, Mb., Pkomotion, Ac. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5277 (iii).
Banff, Bath House, N.VV.T. : in Com. of Sup., 6789 (iii), 13955 (vi).

Coal Reserve, Leases by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Northrup) 13026 (vi).

Museum Building, Addition, Ac. : 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, Ac.', 'City and
County,' 'Crown,' 'Home,' 'Mount Royal,'
' Northem,' ' Sterling. '
Baptists, N.B., Census Enumeration, Ac. : Remarks in Com. of Sup. 4801 (ii).
Barachois de Malbaie, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vj).
Barnes, Amos, Claims for Land, Ac. : in Com. of Sup., 6922 (iii).
Barr Colony, Mr. Haultain's Speech, Ac. : 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) 0369; (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, Ac. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6696
(iii).
Barrie, Wharf, Construction : in Com. of Snp
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, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3629 (ii).

Fishery Inspector : See ' Fishery Overseer.'

Harbour Buoys, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot)3030
(ii).

Harbour Master, Dismissal, Ac. : Ques.
(Mr. Fowler) 2919 (ii).
Batiscan River Channel, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2280 (i).
Bauxite, Tons imported in 1902 : Ques. (Mr. Robinson, AM?.) 1678 (i).
Baxter's Harbour, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13143 (vi).
Bay dc 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, Ac. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5278, 5282, 5762 (iii).
*

Sale, Repairs, Ac. : Ques. (Mr. Thomson,
Grey) 5586 (iii).

in Com. of Sup., Mr. Evans Reps., Ac. :
Read (Mr. Prefontaine) 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., 14135 (vi).
Beach Point, P.E.I., Boat Channel : in Com. of Sup., 13218 (vi).
Beauharnois Canal, Flooding Lands, Ac. : 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 Fish Hatchery, Establishment : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Beersville Coal and Ry. Co.'s Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 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 Riviere, Sheet Piling, Ac. : in Com. of Sup., 1191 (i).
Bell Telephone and C. P. R. Agreement, Ac : Remarks (Mr. Maclean) 5513 (iii).

See 'Ry. B. 21,' 'Telephones,' Ac.



Belleville, Abmoury : in Com. of Sup.. 969 (i), 13082 (vi).


VII. c. 81).
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Bill (No. 29) Respecting the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada.-(Mr. Geoffrion).
I0*, 367 ; 2°*, 631; in Com., and 3°*, 2277 (i).
(3 Edward VII, c. 121).
Bill (No. 30) To incorporate the Federal Oil Company.-(Mr. Belcemrt).
1°*, 367 ; 2°*, 631; in Com., and 3°*, 2277 (i).
(3 Edioard VII, e. 120).
Bill (No. 31) Repecting the Canadian Order of the Woodmen of the World.-(Mr. Calvert).
1°*, 367 ; 2°*, 632 ; in Com., 1854 ; 3°*, 1854 (i).
(3 Edward VII, c. 206).
Bill (No. 32) To incorporate the Dominion Institute of Amalgamated Engineering.-(Mr. Morrison).
I0*, 367 ; 2°*, 632 (i).
Bill (No. 33) To incorporate the Kootenay, Cariboo and Pacific Railway Company.-(Mr. Morrison).
I0*, 367; 2°*, 632; in Com., and 3°*, 2050 (i).
(3 Edward VII, c. 141).
Bill (No. 34) To incorporate the Edmonton and Peace River Railway Company.-(Mr. Scott).
1°*, 446 ; 2°*, 032 (i).
Bill (No. 35) To incorporate the Coast Yukon Railway Company.-(Mr. Macpherson).
1°*, 446; 2°*, 632; in Com., and 3°*, 2050 (i).
(3 Edward VII, c. 108).
Bill (No. 36) Respecting the Atlantic and Lake Superior Railway Company.-(Mr. Ball).
1°*, 446 ; on Order for 2°, 631, 664, 852 ; 2° m.,
1505 (i); M. re Ry. Com., 6617 (iii).
Bill (No. 37) Respecting the Ottawa, Northern and Western Railway Company.-(Mr. Champagne).
1°*, 540; 2°*, 665; in Com., and 3°*, 1815 (i).
(3 Edioard VII, c. 173).
Bill (No. 38) Respecting the Great North-West Central Railway Company.-(Mr. Me Cream).
I0*, 541; 2°*, 665 (i); in Com. and 3"*, 2720 (ii).
(3 Edward VII, c. 124).
Bill (No. 39) To make further provision for the prevention of cruelty to Animals, and to amend the Criminal Code, 1892.-(Mr.Brocfc).
1°*, 541; 2°*, 1324; in Com., 1324 (i); 2779,
3237 (ii)
Bill (No. 40) To confer on the Commisssioner of Patents certain powers for the relief of the International Railway Appliance Company. -(Mr. Brock).
1°*, 591; 2°*, 665; in Com., and 3°*, 2277 (i).
(3 Edward VII, c. 133).
Bill (No. 41) Respecting the Kootenay Central Railway Company.-(Mr. Morrison).
I0*, 591; 2°*, 665; m Com., and 3°*, 1815 (i).
(3 Edward VII, c. 142).
Bill (No. 42) Respecting the Alberta Central Railway Company.-(Mr. Scott).
1°*, 591 ; 2°*, 665 (i); in Com. and 3**, 3583 (ii).
(3 Edward VII, c. 75).
Bill (No. 43) To incorporate the Regina and Hudson's Bay Railway Company.-(Mr. Scott).
I0*, 591 ; 2°*, 852 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii).
(3 Edward VII, c. 182).
BILLS- -Con.
Bill (No. 44) Respecting the Manitoba and Northwestern Railway Company of Canada. -(Mr. McCreary).
I0*, 591; 2°*, 665 (i).
Bill (No. 45) Respecting the Calgary and Edmonton Railway Company.-(Mr. McCreary).
r*, 591; 2°*, 665 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583
(ii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 89).
Bill (No. 46) Respecting the Kingston and Pembroke Railway Company.-(Mr. Marty).
1°*, 591; 2°*, 976 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 5560
(iii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 139).
Bill (No. 47) To incorporate the Nipissing and Pontiac Railway Company.-(Mr. McCool).
I0*, 591; 2°*, 665'(i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 166).
Bill (No. 48) To amend the General Inspection Act.-(Mr. McCarthy).
1° m., 592 ; 2° m., 1065'(i); 2°, and ref. to Sel. Com., 2786 (ii).
Bill (No. 49) To amend the Civil Service Superannuation Act.-(Mr. Fielding).
Res. prop., 204; in Com. on Res., 593; 1°* of B„ 597 ; 2°, 1116; in Com., and 3°*, 1116 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 10).
Bill (No. 50) Respecting the British Columbia Southern Railway (Mr. Morrison).
1°*, 654 ; 2°*, 853 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1815 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 87).
Bill (No. 51) To incorporate the Northern Bank of Canada.-(Mr. McCreary).
1°*, 654 ; 2°*, 853 (i); in Com., 2753 ; 3°#, 2755
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 168).
Bill (No. 52) To incorporate the .Toliette and Lake Manuan Colonization Railway Company.-(Mr. Bazinet).
I0*, 654; 2°*, 977 ; in Com., and 3«*, 2050 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 135).
Bill (No.53)Respecting Insolvency.-(Mr. Monk).
1° m., 654 ; 2" m., 2373 (i); on Order for 2°, 2787 ; 2° m., 3248 ; neg. (Y., 41; N., 74), 3256 (ii).
Bill (No. 54) Respecting the Canada Permanent and Western Canada Mortgage Corporation, and to change its name to the Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation.-(Mr. Osier).
I0*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 ; in Com., 2303 ; 3°*, 2304 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 94).
Bill (No. 55) Respecting the Central Ontario -Railway.-(Mr. Osier).
1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 (i\
Bill (No. 56) To incorporate the Quebec, Saguenay and Gulf of St. Lawrence Railway Company.-(Mr. Girard).
1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 ; in Com., and 3°*, 2277 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 179).
Bill (No. 57) Respecting the Niagara Grand Island Bridge Company.-(Mr German).
1°*, 707; 2°*, 977; in Com., 1811 ; 3°*, 1812
(i). (3 Edward VII, c. 161).
Bill (No. 58) Respecting the Edmonton Street Railway Company.-(Mr. Mavis).
1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 (i).
Bill (No. 59) Respecting the Ottawa Valley Railway Company.-(Mr. Monk).
I0*, 707 ; on Order for 2°, 977 ; 2° m., 1327, 1511 (i); M. re Ry. Com., 6523 ; Neg. (Y„ 51; N., 87), 6537 (iii).
Bill (No. 60) Respecting the Huron and Ontario Railway Company.-(Mr. Boss, Ontario).
1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 1327 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1815 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 130).
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BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 61) Respecting the Winnipeg Western Land Corporation, Limited.-(Mr. McCarthy).
1°*, 707'; 2°*, 977 (i>; in Com., and 3°*, 2720
(ii). (8 Edward VII, c. 204).
Bill (No. 62) Respecting the Ontario and Qu'Appelle Land Company, Limited.-(Mr. McCarthy).
1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 (i); in Com., 2716; 3"*, 2720
(ii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 169).
Bill (No. 63) Respecting the London and Port Stanley Railway Company.-(Mr. McGugan).
1"*, 707 ; 2°\ 977 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 4593 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 145).
Bill (No. 64) To incorporate the Cirhml Trunk Pacific Railway Company. -(Mr. McCarthy).
1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 (i); M. for Com., 4132 ; M. to ref. back to Ry. Com., 4441, 4586; M. for Com., 4871 (ii) ; in Com., 5139 (iii) 7814; 3° m., 8055, 8321 (v). (3 Edward VII, c. 122).
Bill (No. 65) Respecting the Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada (Mr. Bruce).
1°*, 707 ; 2°*, 977 ; in Com., 2304 ; 3°*, 2304 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 159).
Bill (No. 66) To Readjust the Representation in the House of Commons.-(Sir Wilfrid Laurier).
1° m., 708 ; 2° m., 1207 ; ref. to Sel. Com., 1294 ii); Rep. of Sel. Com. (presented) 7293
(iii)	; M. for Com., 10832, 10903 ; in Com., 10911, 10958, 11087, 11427, 11567, 11692, 12293 ; 3° m., 12372, 12492 (v). (3 Edward VII, c. 60).
Bill (No. 67) To incorporate the Brockville and Western Railway Company.-(Mr. Taylor).
1°*, 813 (i).	'
Bill (No. 68) To incorporate the Lumbermen's Fire Insurance Company.-(Mr. Charlton).
1°*, 813 ; 2°*, 1328; in Com., and 3°*, 1854 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 146).
Bill (No. 69) To incorporate the North-west Coal and Coke Railway Company.-(Mr. Scott).
1°*, 813 ; 2°*, 977 ; in Com., and 3°*, 2050 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 167).
Bill (No. 70) To incorporate the Maeleod, Cardston and Montana Railway Company.- (Mr. Scott).
1"*, 814 ; 2°*, 977 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 147).
Bill (No. 71) To incorporate the Imperial Company.-(Mr. Bickerdike).
r*, 814; 2°*. 1026 (i); in Com., 2956, 3170 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 132).
Bill (No. 72) Respecting the Bank of Montreal.- (Mr. Bickerdike).
1°*, 814; 2°*, 1026 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1854 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 82).
Bill (No. 73) To incorporate the Ontario and Quebec Power Co.-(Mr. Belcourl).
1°*, 814 ; 2°*, 1026 (i); in Com., 4868 ; 3° m., 4869 ; 3°*, 5100 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 170).
Bill (No. 74) To amend the Railway Act.- (Mr. Guthrie).
1° m., 814 (i); 2°, and ref. to Sel. Com., 3247
(ii).
Bill (No. 75) Respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.-(Mr. Thompson, Haldi-mand).
1°*, 872 ; 2°*, 1026 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1815 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 98).
Bill (No. 76) To enable the City of Vancouver to acquire certain lands and interests adjoining Vancouver Harbour.-(Mr. Macpherson). 1°*, 872 ; 2"*, 1026 (i).
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BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 77) To promote the Safety of Railway Employees.-(Mr. Smith, Vancouver).
1°* in., 872 ; 2°, and ref. to Sel. Com., 2387 (i); wthdn., 7203 (iii).
Bill (No. 78) To amend the Militia Pension Act, 1901. -(Sir Frederick W. Borden).
1°* m., 872 ; 2°*, 1116; in Com., 1116, 2240 ; 3°*, 2240 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 35).
Bill (No. 79) To incorporate the Bank of Winnipeg.-(Mr. Scott).
1°*, 940 ; 2°*, 1026 ; in Com. and 3°*, 1854 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 83).
Bill (No. 80) Respecting the Canada North-west Land Company, Limited.-(Mr. McCarthy). 1°*, 940; 2°*, 1026 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 2720
(ii). (3 Edtvard VII, c. 93).
Bill (No. 81) Respecting the Brandon and Southwestern Railway Company.-(Mr. Morrison). 1°*, 940 ; 2°*, 1026 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 5585
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 85.)
Bill (No. 82) Respecting and restricting Chinese Immigration.-(Sir Wilfrid Laurtbr).
Res. prop., 265; in Com. on Res., 597; 10+ of B., 945; 2°*, 1116; in Com., 1116, 2398; 3°*, 2399 (i); Sen. Amts., 5872 iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 8).
Bill (No. 83) To incorporate the New Canadian Company, Limited.-(Mr. Lcmieux.)
1°*, 1023 ; on Order for 2®, 1328 ; 2° m„ 1512, 2241; in Com., 2241 (i), 2720 ; ref. back to Com., 2753 ; in Com., 3221 ; 3°*, 3222 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 160.)
Bill (No. 84) Respecting the Quebec and New Brunswick Railway Company.-(Mr. Bel-court.)
1°*, 1023 ; 20#, 1338 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1815
(i)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 176.)
Bill (No. 85) To incorporate the Berlin, Waterloo, Wellesley and Georgian Bay Railway Company.-(Mr. Clare.)
1°*, 1023 ; 2°*, 1328 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 4593
(ii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 84.)
Bill (No. 86) To amend the Fruit Marks Act,
1901.-(Mr. Smith, Wentworth.)
1°*, 1023; on Order for 2°*, 2387 (i); 2° m., 2788, 3257, 3807 (ii).
Bill (No. 87) To incorporate the Vancouver and Coast Kootenay Railway Company.-(Mr. Macpherson.)
1°*, 1111; 2°*, 1328 (i); in Com., 4587; in Com., and 3°*, 4672 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 199.)
Bill (No. 88) Respecting the Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of the City of Montreal, and to change its name to the ' Montreal Fire Insurance Company.'-(Mr. LaRivierc.)
1°*, 1193; 2°*, 1512 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3230
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 158.)
Bill (No. 89) To incorporate the Brockville and North-western Railway Company.-(Mr. Dyriient.)
l"m., 1193; 2°*, 1328 (i).
Bill (No. 90) Respecting the Niagara-Welland Power Company, Limited; and to change its name to the Niagara-Welland Power Company.-(Mr. Guthrie.)
1°*, 1193; 2 , 1328 (i); in Com., and 3 *, 3230
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 163.)
Bill (No. 91) To incorporate the Dominion Gas Improvement Company.-(Mr. Bclcourt.)
1°*, 1193 ; 2°*, 1328 (i); in Corn., and 3°*, 3230
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 114.)
Bill (No. 92) Respectingthe Dominion Burglary Guarantee Company, Limited; and to change its name to the ' Dominion Guarantee Company, Limited.'-(Mr. Bickerdike.)
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BILLS-(7cm.
Bill (No. 92)- Con.
I0*, 1193; 2°*, 1328 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3230 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 113.)
Bill (No. 93) To incorporate the Shipping Federation of Canada.-(Mr. Bickerdike.)
I0*, 1193; 2° m., 1328 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 2956 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 190.)
Bill (No. 94) Respecting Incorporated Companies. -(Mr. Bicker dike.)
1°*, 1193 (i); 2° ni., 3257 (ii).
Bill (No. 95) To amend the Conciliation Act. 1900.-(Mr. Puttee.)
1° m., 1193 (i); 2° m., 2790; 2° m., and in Com., 3259, 3260 (ii).
Bill (No. 96) Respecting the Kettle River Valley Railway Company.-(Mr. German.)
1°*, 1204 ; 2°*, 1512(i); in Com., and 3°*, 5100 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 138.)
Bill (No. 97) Respecting the Manitoulin and North Shore Railway Company.-(Mr. Dy-ment.)
1°*, 1204 ; 2°*, 1512 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 5100
(ii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 148.)
Bill (No. 98) Respecting the Bruce Mines and Algoma Railway Company.-(Mr. Dyment.)
I0*, 1204 ; 2°*, 1512 (i).
Bill (No. 99) Respecting the Canada Central Railway Company.-(Mr. McCreary.)
I0*, 1294 ; 2°*, 1512 (i); in Com,, and 3°*, 5892
(iii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 91.)
Bill (No. 100) To incorporate the Sterling Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Calvert.)
I0*, 1295 ; 2°*, 1512; in Com., and 3°*, 2304 (i) (3 Edward VII, c. 194.)
Bill (No. 101) To Incorporate the London Loan Company of Canada.-(Mr. McGugan.)
I0*, 1295 ; 2°*, 1815 (i).
Bill (No. 102) Respecting the Red Deer Valley Railway and Coal Company.-(Mr. Coivan.)
I0*, 1295; 2°m., 1812 ; 2°*, 1853 (i); in Com., 5892 ; 3°*, 5892 (iii). (3 Edward VII, e. 181.)
Bill (No. 103) Respecting the Royal Trust Company.-(Mr. Casgrain.)
.	1°* 1295 ; 2°*, 1512 ; in Com., and 3°*, 2304 (i)
(3 Edward VII, c. 185.)
Bill (No. 104) To incorporate the Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company.-(Mr. Dyment.)
1°*, 1295; 2°*, 1512 (i); in Com., 6655 ; on Order for Com., 6846, 7137, 7339 ; in Com., 7339, 7400; 3°m., 7468 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 88).
Bill (No. 105) To confer on the Commissioner of Patents certain powers for the relief ot the Standard Car Truck Company.-(Mr. Bel-court.)
1°*, 1295 ; 2°*, 1512; in Com., and 3°*, 2304 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 192.)
Bill (No. 106) To amend the Act to restrict the importation and employment of Aliens.- (Mr. Charlton.)
l°m., 1295 ; 2°m., 2387 (i), 3282 (ii).
Bill (No. 107) To incorporate the Empire Accident and Surety Company.-(Mr. Calvert.)
I0*, 1378; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., 2755; 3°*, 2956 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c 118).
Bill (No. 108) Respecting the Ottawa Electric Railway Company.-(Mr. Belcourt.)
I0*, 1378 ; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 171.)
Bill (No. 109) To correct a clerical error in the Act to incorporate the Edmonton and Slave Lake Railway Company.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
I0*, 1378 (i); 2°*, in Com., and 3°, 2581 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 18.)
BILLS- Con.
Bill (No. 110) Respecting the Canadian Northern Railway Company.-(Mr. Davis.)
1°*, 1462; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583
(ii). (3 Edward VIt, c. 97.)	1
Bill (No. Ill) Respecting the Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Railway Company.-(Mr. Oliver.)
1°*, 1462 ; 2°*, 1815 ('i); in Com., and 3°~, 3583
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 116.)
Bill (No. 112) To incorporate the Canada Industrials Corporation, Limited.-(Mr. McCarthy).
I0*, 1462 ; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 4132 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 95.)
Bill (No. 113) To incorporate the Sault St. Louis Light and Power Company.-(Mr. Bickerdike.)
V*, 1462; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., 3225; 3°*, 3225 (ii).	(3 Edward VII, c. 188.)
Bill (No. 114) Respecting the Nipissing and James Bay Railway Company.-(Mr. Mc-Cdol.)
1°*, 1462 ; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 165.)
Bill (No. 115) To incorporate the Richmond and Drummond Fire Insurance Company.-(Mr. Tobin.)
1°*, 1575; 2°*, 1816 ; in Com., 3°*, 2304 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 83).
Bill (No. 116) Respecting the Restigouche Boom Company, and to change its name to ' The Restigouche Boom and Log Driving Company.-(Mr. Logan.)
1°*, 1575 ; 2°*, 1816 (i).
Bill (No. 117) To incorporate the Hudson's Bay and Western Railway Company.-(Mr. Hag-gart.)
1°*, 1642 ; 2°*, 18J6 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 128).
Bill (No. 118) Respecting the Canada Atlantic Railway Company.-(Mr. Belcourt.)
I0*, 1642; 2°*, 1816 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583
(ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 90).
Bill (No. 119) Respecting the Alberta Railway and Coal Company.-(Mr. Oliver.)
1°*, 1675 ; 2°*, 1853 (i); in Coin., 3582 ; in Com., and 3°*, 3752 (ii). (3 Edward VII. c. 76.)
Bill (No. 120) Respecting the Lake Erie and Detroit River Railway Company.-(Mr. Coivan.)
1°*, 1675; 2°*, 1853 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 143.)
Bill (No. 121) To incorporate the Consolidated Trust Corporation.-(Mr. McColl).
1°*, 1675 ; 2°*, 2050 (i); in Com., 3223; 3°*, 3223 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 110).
Bill (No. 122) Respecting the Rathbun Company.-(Mr. Hartv).
I0*, 1675 ; 2°*, 1853 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 5100 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 180).
Bill (No. 123) To incorporate the Huron, Erie and Buffalo Railway Company.-(Mr. Cotton).
I0*, 1764 ; 2°*, 2050 (i); in Com., 4588 ; 3°*, 4588 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 131).
Bill (No. 124) Respecting the Hudson's Bay and Pacific Railway Company.-(Mr. Stewart).
I0*, 1764; 2°*, 2050(i); in Com., and 3°*, 3752 (ii (3 Edward VII, c. 129).
Bill (No. 125 To incorporate the Guelph and Georgian Bay Railway Company.-Mr. Guthrie).
1°*, 17G4 ; 2°*, 2050 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 4593 (ii) (3 Edward VII, c. 125).
Bill (No. 126) Respecting the Mexican Light and Power Company, Limited.-Mr. Thompson).
1°*, 1853; 2°*, 2050 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii) (3 Edward VII, c. 153).	'
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BILLS-Con.
Bill ( \'o. 127) To confer on the Commissioner of Patents certain powers for the relief of George
M.	Depew.-(Mr. McCarthy).
I0*, 1853 ; 2°*, 2050 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 0399
(iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 112).
Bill (No. 128, from the Senate) For the relief of William Francis Schooley.-(Mr. Boyd).
1°*, 2100; 2° m., 2305 (i); in Com., 3223 ; 3°*, 3224 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 189).
Bill (No. 129) Respecting the Crown Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Guthrie).
1°*, 1930 ; 2°*, 2277 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 2756 (n) (3 Edward VII, c. 111).
Bill (No. 130) To amend the Fruit Marks Act, 1901.-(Mr. Henderson).
1°*, 1936 (i) ; 2° m., 3285, 3823 (ii).
Bill (No. 131) To incorporate the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada, Limited. -(Mr. Mclsaac).
r* 2014 ; 2°*, 2305 (i); in Com., 5093, 5359 ; 3°*, 5360 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 149).
Bill (No. 132) To incorporate the Pere Marquette International Bridge Company.-(Mr. Cowan).
1°*, 2014; 2°*, 2277 (i); in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii) (3 Edward VII, c. 175).
Bill (No. 133) To prohibit the importation, manufacture, or sale of Cigarettes.-(Mr. Bicker-dike).
1° m., 2014 (i); 2° m., 3286 (ii).	.	.
Bill (No. 134) To incorporate the Erie, Ontario Power Company.-(Mr. German).
1°*, 2100; 2°*, 2305 (i); in Com., 3226, 3578, 3751, 3982 ; 3"*, 3982 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 119).
Bill (No. 135) To incorporate the Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Railway Company.-(Mr. Logan).
1°*, 2100 (i); 2°*, 2756 fii); M. for Com., 5971; in Com., 5978, 6399 ; 3°*, 0399 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 178).
Bill (No. 136) To amend the Steamboat Inspection Act, 1898.-(Mr. McCarthy).
I0*, 2100 (i); 2° m., 3288 (ii).
. Bill (No. 137) To regulate the sale and provide for the inspection of Textile Fabrics.-(Mr. Scott).
1°, 2101 (i) ; 2" m., 3294 (ii).
Bill (No. 138) To amend the Pilotage Act.-(Mr. Pr(fontaine).
I0*, 2100 (i) ; wthdn., 11302 (v).
Bill (No. 139) Respecting the St. Mary's River Railway Company.-(Mr. Oliver).
I0*, 2236 (i); 2°*, 2544 ; in Com., 4588; 3°*, 4591 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 187).
Bill (No. 140) To incorporate the Cardiff Railway Company.-(Mr. Oliver).
1°*, 2236 (i); 2°*, 2544 ; in Com., 4591; 3°*, 4592
(ii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 103).
Bill (No. 141) Respecting the Medicine Hat and Northern Alberta Railway Company.-(Mr. Davis).
1°*, 2237 (i); 2°*, 2544 (ii); in Com., and 3°*, 5892
(iii)	. (3 Edward VII, c, 152).
Bill (No. 142) Respecting the Elgin and Havelock Railway Company.- (Mr. Fowler).
I0*, 2237 (i); 2°*, 2544 ; in Com., and 3°*, 4593 (ii) (3 Edward VII, c. 117).
Bill (No. 143) Respecting the Canadian Northwest Irrigation Company.-(Mr. Oliver).
1°*. 2300 (i); 2°*, 2544; in Com., 3226, 3582, 3982 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 96).
Bill (No. 144) Respecting the Interprovincial and James Bay Railway Company.-(Mr. Belcourt).
I0*, 2395 (i); 2°*, 2720 ; in Com., and 3°*, 4593 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 134).
Bill (No. 145) Respecting the Quebec Bridge Company; and to change its name to the Quebec Bridge and Railway Company.- (Mr. Power).
I0*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2756; in Com., 4586; 3°*, 4587 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 177).
Bill (No. 146) Respecting the Lindsay, Bobcay-geon and Pontypool Railway Company.- (Mr. Vrooman).
1°*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2720; in Com., and 3°*, 3583 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 144).
Bill (No. 147) Respecting the Toronto and Hamilton Railway Company.-(Mr. Campbell).
1"*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2756 ; in Com., 4672 ; order for Com., 4868 (ii); 5555 (remarks), 5882, 6198 (iii); ref. back to Sel. Com., 7812; in Com., 9419; 3°*, 9431 (iv).	(3 Edward
VII, c. 196).	.
Bill (No. 148) respecting certain Trust Funds of the Diocese of Moosonee.-(Mr. Osier.)
1°*, 2396 (i); 2°*, 2720; in. Com. and 3°*, 3795 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 157).	.
Bill (No. 149) To incorporate the Hamilton, Berlin and Collingumod 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 Com., and 3°*, 5585; Sen. Amts., 6847, 6894 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 109).
Bill (No. 151) To incorporate the St. Joseph Transportation Company.-(Mr. Calvert).
1°*, 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. Bickerdike).
1°*, 2501; 2°*, 2720(H); wthdn., 10831 (v).
Bill (No. 154) To incorporate the Niagara, Queenston and St. Catharines Railway Company.-(Mr. German).
. T* 2501; 2°*, 2756; in Com., 4592 ; 3°*, 4593 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 162).
Bill (No. 155) Respecting 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); Sen. Amts., 14769 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 21).
Bill (No. 156) To incorporate the Longueuil Bridge Company.-(Mr. Geoffrion).
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., 59&5; 3°*, 5989 (Hi). (3 Edward VII, c. 86).
Bill (No. 158) To incorporate the St. Chrysos-tdme Railway Company.-(Mr. Brown).
I0*, 2582; 2°*, 2956 (H); 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. Dcivis).
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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Bm (No. 160}-Con.
1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 2756 (ii); in Com., and 3°*, 7487
(iii). (3 Edward VII, o. 195).
Bill (No. 161) To confer on the Commissioner of Patents certain powers for the relief of the Woolf Valve Gear Company.-(Mr. Bdcourt).
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. Thompson).
1°*, 2582; 2°*, 2956 ; in Com., 3796, 3983 ; 3°*, 3984 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 198).
Bill (No. 164) To incorporate the Pacific Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Galliher).
1°*, 2582 ; 2"*, 2956; in Com., and 3°*, 3796
(ii)	. (3 Edward VII, c. 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, c. 77).
Bill (No. 166) To incorporate the Gabpe 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. 168) To incorporate the Chicoutimi and North Eastern Railway Company.-(Mr. Girard).
1°*, 2582 ; 2°*, 3172 (ii); in Com., and 3°*, 7487
(iii)	.
Bill (No. 169) To confer on the Commissioner of Patents certain powers for the. relief of James Sinclair MeDougall.- (Mr. Gallery.)
M.	to rec. Pet., 2397 (i); 1°*, 2675 ; 2°*, 29o6; 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).
1°*, 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., 2791 iii).
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, e. 104).
Bill (No. 17G) To incorporate the Canadian Transportation and Storage Company.-(Mr. German.)
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

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Bill (No. 178) Respecting the encouragement of the construction of Dry Docks.-(Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop., 2237 (i); in Com. on Res., 3004; 1°* of B., 3298 ; 2°, and in Com., 4678 (ii) [DOT] 5871; 3"*, 5872 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 17). Bill (No. 179) To amend the Act respecting the Safety of Ships. -(Mr. Prefontaine.) 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 Ferry Company. - (Mr. Emmcr-son.)
1°*, 3391; 2°*, 3984 (ii); in Com., 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. Fitz-2^cct7*zcJc J
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; T*, 4213; in Com., and 3°*, 4213 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 16).
Bill, (No. 184) To amend the Patent Act.-(Mr. Fisher.)
l°m., 3622 ; 2°*, 4213; in Cum., 4213, 4674 (ii); 3°*, 5243 (iii). (3 Edward VII, a. 46).
Bill (No. 185) Respecting the Canadian Steel Company.

(Mr. German.)
I0*, 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.)
1°*, 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°m., 4007; in Com., and 3°*, 4007 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 20).
Bill (No. 188) To amend the Weights and Measures Act.-(Mr. Bernier.)
r#, 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.)
1°*, 3864; 2°*, 4132 (ii); in Com., 7479; 3'm., 7485; agreed to (Y., 57 ; N., 9); 7486 (iii). (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, c. 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, 6845 ; 3C*, 6845 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 203).
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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. 52.)
Bill (No. 194) Respecting inf ectious 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. 196, from the Senate) For the Relief of William Allen.-(Mr. McCreary.)
1°*, 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 Eng land in Canada. -(Mr. Bussell. 1
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; 1°*, 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 Lauricr.)
1°*, 5137 ; 2°, and in Com., 5872 ; 3° m., 5991
(iii). (3 Edward Vfl, c. 38.)
Bill (No. 205, from the Senate) Respecting the Western 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 ending the 30th 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.)

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 Edward VII, c. 6.)
Bill (No. 208) To amend the Post Office Act.- (Sir William Mulock.)
1° m., 5240; 2" 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) ; 1°* of B., 5358 ; 2°, and in Com., 5589,5786 ; 3°*, 5824(iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 7.)
Bill (No. 210) Respecting the Nipissing and Ottawa Railway Company.-(Mr. McCool.)
I0*, 5679 ; 2°*, 5989 ; wthdn., 7203 (iii).
Bill (No. 211) Respecting the Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Railway Company.-(Mr. GaUiher.)
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. Bussell.)
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. 100.)
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., 5581; 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).
1° 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 Com. on Res., 6437 ; 1 of B., 6448 ; 2°, and in Com., 6913; 3°*, 6915 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 43).
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Bill (No. 223) To amend the Act of 1899, respecting the City of Ottawa.-(Mr. Fielding).
Res. prop., 6269 ; in Com. on Res., 6448 ; 1°*, of B„ 6456 ; 2°*, and in Com., 6806 ; 3°*, 6814 (iii). (3 Edward VII, 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, c. 23.)
Bill (No. 225) To amend the Steamboat Inspection Act, 1898.-(Mr. Frefontaine}.
Res. prop., 6270; in Com. on Res., 6541; 1°* of B., 6543 ; 2°, and in Com., 6915; 3°*,
6917	(iii). (3 Edward VII, e. 66.)
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., 6917; 3°k.
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 HouSS 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. Birketl).
1°*, 7922; 2"*, 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. Afclsaac).
M. to ree. Pet., 7091 ; 1°*, 7294 ; 2°*, 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; 1°*, 2°*. 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-i,	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. on B., 10412, 10538, 11190, 11302, 11833, 11959, 12074, 12146, 12221 (v); 3° m., 12612, 12720 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 71.)
Bill (No. 236, from the Senate) For the relief of Harford Ashley.-(Mr. Porter).
1°*, 8115; 2°*, 9431 (iv); in Com., and 3°* 12146 (v). (3 Edward VII, c. 80.)
Bill (No. 237, from the Senate) Further to amend the Steamboat Inspection Act, 1898.-(Mr. Prifontaine).
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 certan 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,
e. 68.)
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); 2°,'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); 2 m., 10715; in Com., 10718 ; 3°*, 10741 (v).-(3 Edward VII, o. 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°*; 2°*; in Com., and 3°*, 8404 (iv).-(3 Edward VII, o. 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 (ii), 5241 (iii), 8087; in Com. on Res., 8369 ; 1°*; ?* of B. ; in Com. and 3°*, 8372 (iv); Sen. Amts., 14289 (vi).- (3 Edward VII, c. 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 Win. Mulock.) l°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, 11406 ; 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; l4* of B., 11422 ; 2°*, and in Com., 12295; 3"*, 12500 (v).- (3 Edward VII, o. 44.)
Bill (No. 253) To increase the Representation of the North-west Territories in the Senate.- (Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1° m., 11691; 2°*, 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 Edward 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.
[DOT]-(Sir William Mulock.)
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 ; 1°*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°*, 14289 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 40.)
Bill (No. 200) To amend the Act respecting certain Works constructed in or over Navigable Waters.-(Mr. Prefontaine.)
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. Prefontaine.)
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. Prefontaine.)
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. Prefontaine.)
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.)
1°*; 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 ; T* of B., 13808 ; 2°, and in Com., 14311; 3°*, 14313 (vi).-(3 Edward VII, c. 24.)
Bill (No. 267) Respecting the Librarians of Parliament.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Prop. Res., 13670; in Com. on Res., 13831 ; 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 Res., 13831; T* of B., 13833 ; 2°, and in Com., 14300, 14403; 3°*, 14405 (vi).-(3 Edwcird VII, c. 69.)
Bill (No. 269) Respecting the Management and Control of Public and other Works.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
r in., 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 Com. 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, See.: Ques.
(Mr. Clarke) 8085 (iv).
Binder Twine Bounties B.: Ques. of Order (Mr. Dep. Speaker) 7305, 7353
(iii).
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Binder Twine, Circular issued, &c. : in Com.. of Sup., 3512 (ii).

Circular issued re Sales : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 4180 (ii).

Cost in 1901-2 : Ques. (Mr, Blnin) 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 cono.
in Rep. on Agriculture, &c., 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) 159o (i).

Quantity, Cost, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Head) 2311
(i).

Quantity imported from U.S.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 7565 (iv).

Rep. of Ag. Com., Distribution of Copies :
M. (Mr. Douglas) to cone., 13788, 14043 (vi).

Residences of Purchasers, &e.: 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 Cob. between Can. and German Consul, 12218 (vJT
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, Weboloth, 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 in 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 ' Bouraksa, 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. Wilmot) 543 (i).
Bowmanville, Breakwater, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1352 (i).

Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 507 (i).
Bow River Bridge, Canmorf., 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).

See ' 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).
Esquimalt 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*, 2337 (i).

Lease to Kelly & Burnett : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 7565 (iv).

Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 2758, 2919 (ii).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Earle) 3129 (ii), 5513, 6354 (iii).
Fisheries Protective Service : in Com. of Sup., 4174 (ii).
FisheriesSteamers, Construction: in Com. of Sup., 5278 (iii).
Flagship, British, Removal from Esquimalt : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10957 (v).
BRITISH COLUMBIA-Com.
Fraser River Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13305 (vi).
Fraser River Salmon Industry, Complaints from Canker's Association Tel. : Read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).

Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102, 10241 (v).

See ' Salmon,' &e.
Harbours and Rivers : in Com. of Sup., 1451 (i), 5916 (iii), 13304 (vi).
Hardy Bay, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 5916
(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 : 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).

Rep. re: Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com.
of Sup., 7198 (iii).

Commissioners, Appnmt., & a: Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 1595 (i).
Labour Troubles, on M. for Com. of Sup.: Remarks (Mr. Smith, B.C.) 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. Borderi, 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). 

Raci,ne 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).
Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi). 'Quadra,' Str., Regulations re Officers'
clvi

BRITISH COLUMBIA-Con.
'Quadra' Str.-Con.
Mess : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Quatsino City, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13305 (vi).
Qubsnel-Atlin Telegraph Branch : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Quesnel Dam, Obstructions, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Earle) 11557 (v).
Racine Bros. , Claims re Contractors op 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).
Royal Commission re Industrial Disputes : in Com. of Sup., 6984 (iii).
Salmon Commissioners: M. (Mr. Prefontaine) for Rep., 7109 (iii).
Salmon Industry, Fraseii River, Tkls. from Canners'Association, &c.: Read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).

 Increased Capacity op Hatcheries :
Ques. (Mr. Earle) 12073 (v).

Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102,10241 (v).
Salmon shipped to France prom 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 print, 2675
(ii).
Song hues 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, Ac.: Remarks (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 7488 (iii).

Remarks (Mr. Boss, N.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, ' &e.
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. Sproute) 1740; (Mr. Fielding) on Ques. ot Order, 1743; (Mr. tic id) 1764 ; (Mr. Blain) 1785; (Mr. Oliver) 1799, 1816; (Mr. Robinson, Elgin) 1825; (Mr. Vrooman) 1832; (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 1860 ; (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1876 ; (Mr. Roche, Halifax) 1891; (Mr. Bell) 1907; (Mr. Maclartn, Huntingdon) 1937 ; (Mr. Richardson) 1946; (Mr. Holmes) 1953; (Mr. Taylor) 1974; (Mr. Thompson, Haldimand) 1994 ; (Mr. Hackett) 2017 ; (Mr. Schell) 2025; (Mr. Morin) 2034; (Mr. Ross, Ontario) 2036; (Mr. Kemp) 2050; (Mr. Galliher) 2063; (Mr. Henderson) 2076 ; (Mr. Grant) 2109; (Mr. Broder) 2119; (Mr. Fraser) 2131; (Mr. PuMee) 2149 ; (Mr. Lemicux) 2167; (Mr. Paterson) 2176,; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) Remarks, re Winnipeg Speech, 2192 ; (Mr. Clarke) 2206 ; (Mr. Ball) 2234 (i).

civil
Budget, Amt. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) Negatived (Y.
54; N. 107) 2235 (i).
Budget, The : (Remarks) 1114 (i).

Rep. in Toronto 'Globe': Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 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, &e.: in Com. of Sup.,
422 (i), 5841 (iii), 13053, 14245 (vi).

Yukon Ter.: in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).

See 'Horn. Buildings.'
Burglary Guarantee; See 'Dom. Guarantee.
Burk's Palls, 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).
- Delay 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 Bay
Adjournment, 3127 (ii).

on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to take in
Mondays: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3708 (ii).


 Private Bills Procedure : Remarks (Mr. LaRiviAre) 5138 (iii).
-*-Public Bills, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Charlton) 2300 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Borden. Halifax) 2386 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 1110 (i), 3794, 5051
(ii), 5581, 5959, 7090 (iii), 7728, 7812 (iv).

re Sufpl. Estimates : Remarks (Mr. Fielding)
4957 (ii).


Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 2394 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Spronlc) 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 Macleod, Dismissal, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Osier) 8082 (iv). 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).
Campbellton, N.B., Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13037, 13042, 13052 (vi).

See ' Cattle.'
Canadian Butter, Mr. Preston's Interview : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) 10712 (v).

See ' Butter.'
Canadian Cattle Embarqo in G. B.: M. for Cor.
(Mr. Bourassa) 110 (i).

See * Cattle. '
Can. Central and Ottawa and Brockville 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.'JSTemp) 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 : in 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 ' Allan Line.'

Locks : 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 of 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 of Tolls, Salary : Ques.
, (Mr. Ball) 12497 (v).
-	

Dismissal of 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).
Farhan's Point, Acetylene Gas Equipment : in Com. of Suj)., 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).
Iroquois Canals, Electric Lighting : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 12901.
Lachine, Electrical Appliances, &o.: 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, &o., 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. Ball) 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-Cb*.
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).

 Bihkett, 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).
Sr. Francis Lake, to complete Dam : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
St. Lawrence, Equipment fort 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. Marik Coaling Accommodation re Sault Ste. MRrie 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 Breaoh 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).
' 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. Hughes, Victoria) 8118 (iv).

Employment of Medical Officers :
Ques. (Mr Hughes, Victoria) 8117 (iv).

Hastings and Trenton, Tenders, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Ward) 129 (i).

Messrs. Corky & Laverdure, 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, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Porter) 12716 (vi).

Rosedale Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13249 (vi).

 Specifications, Reports, &c.: M. (Mr. Ward) for copies, 2313 (i).
See ' Simcoe.'
Tucker, Henry, Payment re Investigation : in Com. of Sup., 14156 (vi).
Welland, Deepening, &c.: in Com. of Sup,, 7804 (iv).

Drainage, &c. : in Com, of Sup., 12905 (vi).

Dunnville Dam k Bridge : in Com. of
Sup., 7809 (iv).

Electric Lighting, &c.: 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 Sup., 12927 (vi).

Collector's Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
12934 (vi).

Gate Lifter : in Com. of Sup., 14149 (vi).

Lockmaster Cassleman, Superannuation, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).

Overseer's HousI; : 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 Laurier) 12937 (vi).
Cariboo Island, N.S., Harbour of Refuge: in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Carleton, N.B., Census re Religious Classifica tion : Ques. (Mr. Bale) 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).

Atpnmt. of Mr. Holt and Retirement of
Mr. Robertson, &c. : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Lennox) 1059 (i).

Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Lennox) 3396 (ii).

Names, &C.: Qijes. (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
(Mr. 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 ry 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. Broder) 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, <fcc. : 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).

Commissioner for Prov. of Quebec, Travelling, &e.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk) 1058 (i).

Cost, <fec. : in Com. of Sup., 4800 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 204 (i).

Enumerators, Expenses, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 4800 (ii).

Expenditure, 1881, 1891 and 1901, &c.:
Amt. (Mr. Blain) to Com. of Sup., 13699 ; Neg. (Y., 35; N., 69) 13759 (vi).
Debate: (Mr. Fisher) 13707; (Mr. Clarke) 13708; (Mr. Sproule) 13721 ; (Mr. Hevd) 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, tc. : Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 286 (i).

Schedules, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 4635 ii),
7054 (Hi).

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, &c. : Ques. (Mr. He yd) 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 Preperentiai. Tariff, 13375 (vi).
Chambly Canal, Collector of Tolls, Salary : Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12497 (v).

Dismissal of Jules Qcesnel, 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. Haygart) in Com. of Sup., 7524 (iii).

Rep. re: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 8283 (iii).
Charges of Management : in Com. of Sup., 12584
(v)	.

See ' 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 Cum. of Sup., 2726 (ii).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: 257 (Sir William Mulock) in Com. on Res., 12330; Amts. (Mr. Birkett) 12349, 12370, 12510 (v).
Civil Service Act and Technical Officers, &c. ;
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 ' Sault Ste. Marie.
Clergue Ry. Syndicate, Subsidies, &c. : Remarks in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14397 (vi).
Clergue Works, Sault Ste. Marie, Contract for Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Ross, Ontario) 13668 (vi).
Clerks of Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 963 (i). See ' 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).
CoalPields, 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. Northrnp) 13026 (vi).
Coal Rates, I. C. R., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Kendall) 6167 (iii).
Coal Sheds, Ottawa 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).
Cocagne, 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 Storage : 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., 13096 (vi). Collingwood Dock, Estimated Cost : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5871 (iii).

Re,marks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. on Dry Docks
B., 4679 (ii).
Collingwood Harbour, Ont., Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13239 (vi).
Collins, Mr., Payment re Fishery Inspection : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5129 (ii).
Colonial Conference, Bond Hay Treaty and Alaska : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Monk) 853 (i).

Memorandum of Can. Ministers : in Budget
Speech, 1404 (i).

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. Pannelee)
5314 (iii).
Privileges and Elections, 1st Rep. of Sel. Com.: Presented (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 5511 (iii).

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) 1 67 (i).

Consolidation of Statutes : See ' Revision of Sta tutes. '
Contagious Diseases: See ' Animals.' Contracts, Public Works: See ' Public Works Act.'
Controverted Elections, Certificates, &c.: Notification (Mr. Speaker) 2 (i).
Controverted Elections Bill: See ' Dominion Election Bills.'
Cooke vs. Cole, Litigation Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6950 (iii).
Corn Duties, Abolition of by Imp. Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 1681 (i).
Cornwall Canal, Electrical Equipment for Lock Gates : in Com. of Sup., 14134 (vi).

Enlargement, Electric Lighting, &c.: 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).

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Cornwall Road P.   O.@: , Mail Service : Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) 14038 (vi).
Coronation Contingent, Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6950 (iii).
Corry & Laverdure, Awaeid re Contract : in Com. of Sup., 7557 (iii).

Compensation re Trent Canal : in Com. of
Sup., 14651 (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 T-iAKES, REGULATIONS OP
Water : in Com. of Sup., 13252 (vi).
Couillard, Alfred, Gratuity : in Com. of Sup., 13546 (vi).
County. Court Judges, Appointments[DOT] prom 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. O. Bill, 5662, 5676,
5863 (iii).

Salary Increases : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
14011 (Vi).
Court of Appeal, Yukon: Sec 'Yukon B. 254.' Courts, Yukon, Purchase of Law Books : in Com. of Sup., 3506 (ii).
See '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).	[DOT]
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-Coh,
Bracebridge Customs Port: in Com. of Sup., 3960 (ii).
Campbellford Port of Entry : Remarks in Coin, of Sup., 3913 (ii).
Civil Service Examinations re Customs Employees : Remarks in Com. on Customs Bill, 4010 (ii).
Coal imported into Ont. from June 1901 to March 1903, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clurke) 669 (i).
Coasting Laws and Bonding Privileges op U. 8.: 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 op by Imp. Govt. : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 1681 (i).
Curry, James, Customs Collector at Charlottetown, Superannuation, &u.: 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).	V '

Ports of Entry, Salaries, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 3697 (ii).

 OVERTIME OF OFFICERS, SALARIES, &C.: in
Com. of Sup., 13980 (vi).

TRANSFERS, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 5318
(lii).

Printing, Stationery, &c., in Com. of
Sup., 3962 (ii).

 Temporary Clerks. Appnmt., &o.: 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. LaRiviire) 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).	[DOT]
Japan Trade with Can., Customs Duties re: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 8617 (iv).
C U STOMS-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. LaRiviere) 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, &c.: 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, &c.-. Ques. (Mr. Clancy),8115(iv)
Xapankk, Collector : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3919 (ii).
Oxide of Aluminum Imports into Canada, &c * Ques. (Mr. Robinson, N. B.) 1035 (i).
Per 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 Prance re Shipping B. C. Salmon : Remarks (Mr. Earle) in Com. of Sup., 7799 (iv).

re German Goods:	Ques.	(Mr.	Scott)
5322 (iii).	'

See * German Goods. '

Prevention of Fraud,	&c. : 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 Home Consumption, Total Amount 1903, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 14285 (vi).
Sugar imported into Canada 1902: M. (Mr. Madore) for Stmnt.,* 3236 (ii).
Tariff Changes, Piiee 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 Poreign Countries, Amounts paid to Mil Blaise Dugas, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1034 (i).
Tobacco Duties collected in 1902, &c.: Ques. (Mr, Henderson) 2103 (i), 12217 (v).

Duty on Poreign Leaf, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 446 (i).
Toronto, Customs Port of Entry, Appnmts., Salaries : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Supply., 3906 (ii).
Tracabie Customs Collector, Dismissal : Ques.
(Mr. Wilmot) 543 (i).

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CUSTOMS-Con.
U. S. Coasting Laws, Bonding Privileges, &c. : 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, &o.: Ques. (Mr. La-Riviere) 6268 (iii).
Weekly Publications, 'Jesse James' Series, Customs Duties, &o .: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 11426 (v).
Wheat, Export Freight Rate per Hundred Pounds : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 11188, 11425 (v). Windsor, Customs Port of Entry, Salaries, &e.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3907 (ii).
See ' Kilroy. '
Cutler and Core Bay Mail Contract, &o. : 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, &c.: 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).

Port 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.'	[DOT]
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. Foioler) 210l'(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. Clarice) 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, &c.,
12693; Neg. (Y. 39 ; N. 78) 12702 (vi).

Amt. (Mr. Alcorn) Capital Stock, 12704;
Neg. (Y. : 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. 335) 10404 (v).

Amt. (Mr. Boyd) 10076 (iv); Neg. (Y. 68 ;
N. 119) 10404 (v).	'
-Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) 1040); Neg. (Y. 70 ;


N. 117) 10407 (v).
[Stage Direction]
3° of Bill; Agreed to (Y. 117; N. 71) 10403
(v).
-Reporting Debates, on Ques. of Order (Mr, Monk) Speaker's Ruling sustained (Y. 52 : N £0) 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: Amt. (Mr. Haggari) 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.'

See 'Steele, James Reid.'

See 'Wilson, Stephen'
Dixon, F. A. Promotion, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2726-2753 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 5318 (iii). '
Dixon, Mr. J. W. T., Dead Letter Office, Winnipeg, Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 13995 (vi). Dixon, Capt., Duties in S. Africa: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 7914 (iv).
Docks, Harbours, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 2978 (ii). See 'Public Works.'
Dodd, Mr. Justice, Increase of Salary: in Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi).
Dodds, Mr. Thos., Payment to re Trent Canal: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 8118 (iv).
Dog Fish Nuisance, &o.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13650 (vi)
Dokis Indian Reserve, Complaints against Trespassers : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 7914 (iv.)
Dom. and Provincial Arbitration, Sec.: in Com. of Sup., 12590 (v).
Dominion Arsenal : in Com. of Sup., 7089 (iii).
Dom. Atlantic Rt. Co. (Wolfville) Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14336 (vi).
Dom. Buildings, Heating, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1065 (i).

N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 421 (i).

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Dominion Buildings, Renewals, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 636 (i).

Rents, &o.: in Com, of Sup., 13133 (vi).

See ' Buildings.'
Dom. Coal, Iron and Steel Co.'s Accommodation at Glace Bay : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13184 (vi).


Canadian Northern Ry.   C@: No. 13 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., Objection (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 945 fi).
Dom. Day Adjournment : M. (Sir Wilfrid Luurier) 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).
Borden. Mr.  R. 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, &c.:
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).

Surveys, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6759,
6939 (iii).
Dom. Lands, Surveyors, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 13772 (vi).
Dom. Lands re Yukon Regulations : in Com. on Res., 13791 (vi).


Dominion Notes B.: See ' I. C. R. '
Doucet's 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. Blain) 1856 (i).
Deedging, Mae. Pkovs., 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 (ii).
Dredging Vessels, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2612 (ii).
See 'Public Works.'
Dresden Customs House : in Coni, 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 of Gunnery : in Com. of
Sup., 13G56 (vi).

St. John's, Que., Contract, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12496 (v).


Woodstock, N.B., Purchase of Site, &c.:
M. for Cor.* (Mr. Hale) 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.: 
Edmonton N.W.T.: clxxi
Election Pamphlets : See ' Mail Bags.'
Election Petitions, Judgments of Supkeme Ooukt: Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1, 91 (i).
Election Pboclamations, Printing : See ' Saskatchewan Elections.'
Elections in Saskatchewan, Payment to Prince Albert 'Advocate in Com. of Sup., 14652 (vi).
Electoral Lists, Printing, &o.: Ques. (M-v. 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 Coni, of Sup., 14134(vi).

Employees, Permanent and Temporary : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 272C-2753 (ii).
Employees on Rys.: See ' Ry. Employees.' Engineers, Marine '.See 'SteamboatInspection.' 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)v
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 Laurier) to place on Govt.
Orders, 8115 (iv).
Exchequer Court, Judges Travelling Allowance :
in Com of Sup., 3407 (ii).

Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3400 (ii).
Excise Inspectors, Travelling Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 5373 (iii).

Officers, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5363
(iii).

Taxation, Per Capita for 1896 and 1903:
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 14284 (vi).	.
See ' Customs,' &c.
Executions, Expenditure, &c.: 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., 4599
(ii).
See ' Agriculture. '
Experimental Farms : in Com. of Sup., 4548 (ii).


Repairs to Buildings, &o.: in Com. of Sup.,
972 (i).
*

Report : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 1937 (i).
Export Freight Rates on Wheat to Montreal prom 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).
Farr.an'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 Aud. Gen.: Read (Mr. Taylor) 11552 (v).
Aud. General auditing Books ofRy. Cos., Be Subsidies : in Com. on Res., 14516 (vi).

 Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Mr. Fielding)
89 (i).	.

Office, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 14255
(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. Bussell) 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).
Bopp, German Consul, Cor. with Dom. Govt. re Fiscal Policy: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
See ' German Tariff.'
B.N. A. Bank Noi'E 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. Govt. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
See ' German Tariff.'
Canadian Mint, Erection of Building : Ques. (Mr. Carscallen) 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).

Suppu., 1904 : Presented (Mr. Fielding)
12868, 14042, 14662 (vi).

See '.Supply,' &c.
Fielding, Hon. Mb., Pledges re Mr. 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-Con.
Financial Review : Amt. (Mr. Bell) to Com. of Sup., 14601 (vi).
See ' Budget, &o. '
German Consul Bopp, Coil with Can. Govt. re Fiscal Policy: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218(v).
German Tariff, Cor. &c.: Papers laid on Table, 1460 (i).	[DOT]

Discrimination and Bond-Hay Treaty :
Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 1324 (i).

 Lord Strathcona's Letter: mBudget
Speech, 1413 (i).	[DOT]
______Mr. Fielding's Memorandum re Mr. Bopp : in Budget Speech, 1414 (i).
Gov. Gen.'s Speech at Chambers of Commerce Banquet : Ques. (Mr. Bouraxxa) 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 Coin, of Sup., 12586 (v).
Ikon 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. Borden, Halifax) on M. to adjn., 4260 (ii).

Amt.: (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to Com. of
Sup., 4263 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Borden) rc Notice of Motion, 3864, 4040 (ii).	.
Lady Lafontaink, Pension, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14252 (vi).
Loans, Govt., &o.: 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 Teh., 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, Rf.s. of Winnipeg BcTakdof 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, &o.: M. for Cor., &c., (Mr. Lemieux) 691 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Lemieux 5764 (iii).
Public Accounts : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 89
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).
FINANCE-Con.
Receiver General's Office, Toronto, Additional Vault: in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii). Revenue and Expenditure foe 1903, Amounts collected, &o.: 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 rc 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),

Negotiations with France : Tel. read
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4957 (ii).

Policy of Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Tarte)
* 42G3, 4843, 4875 (ii).

correspondence, re: Inquiry for Ret.
(Mr. Tarte) 3003 (ii).

Protection, &c. : in Com. on Binder
Twine, B. 233, Remarks (Mr. Maclean kc.) 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. Hackett) 10955 (v).
Dog Fish Nuisance, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13650 (vi).
Duncan, Archibald, Fishery Inspector: in Com. of Sup., 5127 (ii).


False Creek B.C.: , Lease to Burnett & Kelly : See ' B.C.'
Fish Breeding Establishments: in Com. of Sup., 13660 (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
(Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Fisheries, Salaries : Cone., 6069 (iii).

Steamers in B. C., Construction : in Com.
of Sup., 5278 (iii).
Fishermen of N.S., 'Outskirts of Civilization ': Remarks (Mr. Huckett) 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. Prefontaine) 7923
(iv)	.
Fishermen's Indemnity from U. S. Govt. : M.
for Cor.* (Mr. Lemieux) 3236 (ii).
Fishing Bounties, Guardian DesRoches, Alleged Fraud : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 10955
(v)	.
Fishing Industry, Mar. Provs., Wharf, Building, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13151 (vi).
Fishing Licenses to II. S. Vessels, Collectors' Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5309 (iii). Fishing Rights re Indians, B.C., Iiivestiga-tion, &c. : 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. Sirs. : 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, &o., P.E.I.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13520 (vi).

Shippers, Losses, &c., Pet. re: Ques.
(Mr. Lcfurgey) 3394 (iii), 13373 (vi).
See 'Fish Shippers.'
Harrison, Mr., 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 Com. of Sup., 5740 (iii).
See 'Mullen.'
FISHERIES-Con.
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.: Quia. (Mr. Lancaster) 1194
t
Larkin, Capt. W, S., Complaint re: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2922 (ii).
Lobster Factory Inspection, Halifax : Remarks (Mr. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 5122 (n).
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).	v '

Letter re Hurlet, J. M., &c. : Remarks
m Com. of Sup., (Mr. Taylor) 5757, 5761
(ill).
Oyster Fishing, P.E.I., Pet. re: Ques. (Mr Lcfurgey) 2920 (ii).
Oyster, Herring, &c., Fish Inspection, Investigation, &o. : 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 dc Nord Fish Ladders, &c. : M. for Copies of Reps.* (Mr. Ethier) 2778 (ii). Salmon Canning Industry in B. C. : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102, 10241 (v).
Salmon Commissioners, B.C.: M. (Mr. Prifon-tainc) for Rep., 7109 (iii).
Salmon Hatcheries, B.C., Increased Capacity : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 12073 (v).
Salmon Industry, Fraser River, B.C., Tels. from Cankers Association, &g : Read (Mr Earle) 9968 (iv).	'
Salmon shipped to France from B.C., Tariff re: Remarks (Mr. Earle) in Com. of Sup.. 7799 (iv).
Bayard, 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 rc Storage of Fish ^ Nets : in Com. of Sup., 5128 (ii).
Trap Nets in Gulf St. Lawrence, Pet. re: t Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 2917 (ii).
LT. 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 Esquimalt : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10957 (v).
Elesherton Armoury : Remarks in Com. of Sup 13086 (vi).
Flint, T. B., Clerk of Hse., Appnmt. : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
1 loating Lighthouses, Applications from Captains, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 665 (i).
Food Analysis : in Com. of Sup., 5389 (iii).
See ' Inland Revenue, ' * Customs,' &c.
Forrest, E., Reimbursement, &c. : in Com. of Sup 5405 (iii).	*'
Fort Dufferin, 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, Hfr.) 4957 (ii).
France and Can. Steamship Service Subsidy : Prop. Res. (Sir Richard Cartu-right) 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 from Cankers' Association, Tel. : Read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).

Salmon Industry : 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 U.S.
Freight : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 13674 (vi).

Provision in Contract re Discrimination :
(Remarks) in Com. of Sup., 13677 (vi).
French Canadian Immigration, &o. : 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.K.I. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13520 (vi).
Frozen Fish Shippers, Claims for Damages, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 13373 (vi).
-	

Losses, &c., Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey)
3394 (ii).
Frudes Point, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
Fruit Inspectors, buying Apples, &o. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13508 (vi).
See ' Anderson.'
Fruit Shipments in Cold Storage to Europe, &c. : M. for Strnnt.* (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 3805 (ii).

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5381 (iii).
Gabarousk, 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. Reid,
Grenville) 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. Rourassa) 4768; (Mr. Smith Wentworth) 4770; (Mr. Holmes) 4771; (Mr. Monk) 4772; (Mr. Ethier) 4777; (Mr. Speaker members' remarks checked, 4779 ; (Mr. Header son) 4782; (Mr. Demers, Iberville) 4784; (Mr
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Lord Dundonald's Speech at Hamilton :
Amt. (Mr. Bourcma) to Com. of Sup., 2399 (i).

Rep. re Defence Scheme : Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 3763 (ii).

Rep., &c., Publishment of ; Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 689 (i).
Sec 'Militia Act Amt.'
Geological Congress, Visit to Canada : Ques. (Mr. Carscallen) 8116 (iv).
Geological Museum Building, Construction, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Birkett) 11188 (v).
Geological Museum, Ottawa ; in Com. of Sup., 352 (i), 6824 (iii).

Victoria Memorial: in Com. of Sup., 14243
(vi).	[DOT]
Geological Survey, Clerical Assistance : in Com, of Sup., 13966 (vi).

Explorations, &c. : in Com. ofSup., 6815 (iii).
Geological Survey, 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


Geo.   M.@: Depew: See 'Depew.'
Georgevillf., 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 Blands, Sale, &o. : 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. wrrH Can. Govt, re Fiscal Policy : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12218 (v).
Sec 'German Tariff.'
German Goods (Teapot) imported under Prefer ential Tariff : Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. on Custom::, Act, 3056 (ii).
Germans recruited in Canada for Naval Service : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 8718 (i').
German Surtax Bill: Sec ' 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. : 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).
' Gerrymander ' Bill: See 'Representation.'
Glace Bay, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1087 (i).

Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13184 (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 Works : in Com. of Sup , 1365 (i).
Gold Commissioner's Office, Dawson City, Defalcations, ISlc. : in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii).
See 'Yukon.'
Gold Nuggets, Exhibition at Glasgow : in Com. of Sup., 4612 (ii).
Goodehich, 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
Lauricr) 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 re: Par. in Ottawa Free Press (Mr. Clarke) 8405 (iv).
Govt. Lands: See 'Lands.'
Govt. Policy re Division of Public Works : See 'Public Works Transfer.'
Govt. Property destroyed by fire : Sec ' Mortimer & Co.'
Govt. Ry. Policy, Delay, &o. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 7298 (iii).
Sec 'G. T. P. R.'
Govt. Rys., Supplies to: See 'Railway Act.'
Govt. Savings Bank: See ' 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).

Grand Trunk Pacific Ry. Co.'s Incorf. B. 04 (Mr. McCarthy) 3' in., 8055, 8321; -amt. (Mr. Fowla) 8055, 8321; Amt. (Mr. Kemp) 8060; Amt. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 8065 ; (Mr. Wilmot) 8067; Amt. (Mr. Monk) 8324 ; Amt. (Mr. Hackctt) 8326 (iv).


Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.   S@: Govt. Policy, Delay, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 6805, 6921, 7298, 7399 (iii).

Remarks (Mr. Monk) 7487 (iii).

M. (Mr. Lennox) to adjn. Debate, 8806 (iv).

M. (Mr. Tarte) for Cor., 447 (i).

Mountains crossed : Ques. (Mr. Morin)
8117 (iv).

Parishes crossed, Levis to Temiscouata :
Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8117 (iv).

Pets, re Irregularities, Affidavits, &c. :
Par. in Montreal Star (Mr. Talbot) 14845 ; Ques. of Order (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14846 (vi).
___Puts, re : M. (Mr. Talbot) to ref. to Com. on
Privs. and Elections, 13265 (vi).
- Ques. of Order (Mr. Sproulc) 13266 ; Ruling
(Mr. Speaker) 13266 (vi).
___Pets, re, Meetings of Com. on Privs. and
Elects.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13559, 13671 (vi).

Remarks re (Mr. Marcil, Bngot) 12941 (vi).

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G. T. P. Ry. Ques. of Order (Mr. Johnston, G.B.) Member reading Speech, 10249; Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 10250 (v).

Subsidies : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 671, 1031 (i).

Subsidy : Par. in Ottawa Journal (Mr. Kemp)
5733 (iii).

Par. in Toronto Globe re Details (Mr. Haggart)
5892 (iii).

Surveys, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14646 (vi).

Mr. Hays Statement re. Par. in Montreal Star,
14648 (vi).

Surveys, 'Business System,' &c.: Remarks
(Mr. Brock) in Com. on Ry. Subsidies, 14355 (vi).

Surveys, Plans, &o. ; Remarks (Mr. Haggart)
8230 (iv).

Surveys, Reps, of Surveyors, &c. : Remarks
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14765 (vi).

Surveys, &c. : in Com. on Ways and Means
(Mr. Fielding) 14765 (vi).

Two-Cent Rate, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Maclean)
10462 (iv).

Amt. (Mr. Maclean) 12221 (v).
See ' G.T.R.'

Par. in Toronto Globe, 5892 (iii).

and Trans Canada, Sale, &c. : Par. in Toronto Ncics ; Read (Mr. Monk) 7566 (iv).


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Loans by Fed. 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).

Two-Cent Rate, Repeal of Clause in
Charter : Ques. (Mr. Maclean) 11556, 11828 (v).

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).
Gho3Se Isle Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup., 425 (i).	'

Post Office Building : in Com. of Sup., 637
(i).
Guilbault, Mr. Edward, Gratuity to Widow' : in Com. of Sup., 14157 (vi).
Gull Harbour, 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).
Gcysborough, N.S., Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 5839 (iii).
Haanel, Dr., 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. LaBiviere) 110 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. LaBiviere) 2016 (i),
3397 (ii).

Schools, Salaries paid, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
6772 (iii).



Halifax and Canso Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 0002 (iii).
Halifax and Liverpool Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 7730 (iv).
See 'Can. and G. B.,' 'Mail Subsidies,'&c.
Halifax and South-westebn Ry. Claims ' fob Labour, Material, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Kawlbach) 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, &o. : 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).

Harbour Buoy Service : in Com. of Sup.,
13638 (vi).

Harbour Lightship : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 4165 (ii).

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, &c.,
Res. from Halifax Board of Trade : Read (Mr. Bell) 14279 (vi).

Museum, Removal, &o. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com of Sup., 13032 (vi).

Post 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).

Ques. (Mr. Blain) 6136, 6894 (iii).

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.: iu Com. of Sup., 1451
(i)	, 5916 (iii), 13304 (vi).

Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2612 (ii).
See ' Public Works.'

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),
13005, 13227 (vi).

N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 1068,1133 (i), 13141 (vi).

Ont.: in Com. of Slip., 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).
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 : Remarks (Mr. Emmcrson) 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. Folder) 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).

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 iRet. (Mr Monk) 676, 688; Neg. (Y. 35; N. 66) 690 (i).

M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) tor Ret., 1057 (i).
Haycock, Mr. J., Appnmt. as Inspector of Binder Twine : in Com. of Sup., 7763, 7772 (iv).

Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 4960 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 4959 (ii), 5588 (iii).

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. Hackett) 2758 (ii).

Contractors Name, See.: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2584 (ii).

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 Aoadians : 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).

Personal Explanation (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 871 (i).

M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to present Address
to His Maj., 1193 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Hackett) 13894 (vi).
Homestead Entries, Free : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13966 (vi).

re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6704 (iii).
*

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 Air 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).

 See 'Loy, Geo. M.'
Business of the House, Private Bills Procedure : Remarks (Mr. LaRivilre) 5138 (iii).

 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, &e.: 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).
Fahquhakson. Mr., lateM.P., Decease of : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 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 OF COMMONS-Con.
Franking Privileges: See ' Mail Bags.'
Govt. Appointments of Members of House : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 3632 (ii).
House of Commons, Better Accommodation re Rooms : Remarks (Mr. Harden, Halifax) 13007 (vi).

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 Pablt. : in Com. of Sup., 5267 (iii).

See '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), 12868, 14042, 14662 (vi).

Read (Mr. Speaker) 90, 707 (i), 4956 (ii),
14042, 14662 (vi).

Read (Dep. Speaker) 12809 (vi).
Ontario Electoral District, Certificate : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 367 (i).
Order, Ques. of, re Brunet and Dom. Elections: Riding (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, Rules, &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
(v)	.
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. LaRiviere) 5138 (iii).
Privilege, Ques. of (Mr. Lennox.) re Visitors in Corridors, 11557 (v).

 Sic ' 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. Hackctt) 13378 (vi).
Rooms for Members, Furniture, &c. : 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).
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. Corridors: Remarks (Mr. Lennox) 11427 (v).

Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Lennox) 11557 fy).
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, &e. : in Com. of
Sup., 6795 (iii).

Rep., fee.: in Com. of Sup., 5740 (iii).

1 O.C.'s fee.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Ross, Yukon)
1323 (i). .
Hydrographic Surveys : in Com. of Sup.. 2715, 2720, 4118 (ii).
Immigration, fee., 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, fee.: in Com. of Sup., 6615, 6658 (iii).
Barr Colony, Immigration Building : in Com. of Sup., 14247 (vi).

Number, fee.: 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 of 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 (in). Diseased Immigrants, Inspection, fee. : in Com. of Sup., 5492 (iii).
Doukhobors, Homestead Entries, fee.: Dues. (Mr. Wilson) 541 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3536 (ii).
Expenditure, 1902-3: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 6269 (iii).
Paber, 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, fee.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6674, (>700 (iii).
Galician Immigrants, re N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6863 (iii).	.
General Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 22S9 (i), 6827 (iii).	...

Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 0269 (m).
Grossf. Isle Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup., 425 (i).	.
Hazleton Hospital Grant : in Com. of Sup., 43787 (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 (i).	...

 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, fee.: 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).	r
- Refused Admission into Canada, Number, fee.: Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 2310 (i), 2501 (ii). Immigration into Man., Houses and Fuel : Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 542 (i).

Ont. and Quebec, Govtl. Action, fee. :
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, fee.: 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 ' fee.
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IMMIGRATION- Con.
Mar. Provs., Immigrants for : Ques. (Mr. Emmerson) 1855 (i).
Medical Examiner, Quebec., &c.: (Mr. Cas-grain) 3536 (ii).
-	

Medical Inspection, Govt. Appnmts.:
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 2756 (iil.
-	

in Com. of Sup., 6695, 6851 (iii).
Murray, Immigration Agent : in Com. of Sup.,
6827 (iii).
Nationalities, &o., 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 (vj.
P.E.I. Agents rc Immigration: in Coin, of Sup., 6884 (iii).	.
Quarantine Station, Lawlor's Island : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i), 13030 (vi).
Repatriation Agents, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6674, 6700 (iii).
Ritchie, Mr., IT.S. Immigration Agent : in Com. of Sup., 6848 (iii).
Settlers Effects re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6727 (iii).
Tents for Immigrants, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 6849 (iii).	1 '
Trachoma Epidemic re Immigrants : in Com. of Sup., 5493 (iii).

Hospital in Quebec : in Com. of Sup.,
14245 (vi).	1 '

Papers re laid on Table (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
9582 (iv).

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).
Eiimundston 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. lain vi ire), 110 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. LaRiviire), 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. Sifton) 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
(i)

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).

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).	P

N.S., Purchase of Reserve Lands : in
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 (vi).

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).
T.k.ial Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6416 (iii),
Macrae, Mr., Indian Inspector: in Com. of Sup., 6425 (iii).
Medical Attendance, Brant Reserve : in Com. of Sup., 6326 (iii).

B.C. : in Coin of Sup., 13785 (vi).

N.W.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. McCollj 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. LaRivilre), 5319 (iii).
St. John's River andSt. 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).
Secord, 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, N. S. : ir. Com. of Sup., 13199 (vi).
Indian River Ry. and Lake Megantic Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14507 (vi).
Industrial Disputes, B. C., Royal Commission re:
. in Com. of Sup., 6984 (iii).

See ' Labour,' &e.
Industrial Schools for Indians, B. C. : in Com. of Sup., 7254 (iii).
Ingersoll to Stratford, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14345 (vi).


Lemieux. Mr.   R.@: 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, .1. M., Legal Expenses re Adulteration Act : in Com. of Sup., 5412 (iii). ' Forrest, E., Reimbursement, &o. : 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, Grenville) 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, Sec.) in Com. on B.
188, 4187 (ii).
Inland Revenue Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Bernier) 89 (i).

Deptl. Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 227
(i).

Inspectors, &c. : Salaries in Com. of
Sup., 5363 (iii).
Inspection of Staples : in Com. of Sup., 7762
(iv)	.
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INLAND EE VENUE-Con,
Keilty, Mh., Inspector at Prescott : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5365 (iii).
Kelly, Asst. Inspector, Refund, 4c. : in Com. of Sup. 5405 (iii).
Liquor Inspection, 4c. : in Com. of Sup., 5393
(iii)	.
Longford : See 'Wood Alcohol.
Magness, Mb., and Grain Threshing Scale : Remarks (Mr. Bowl) 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. Hacked) 13978 (vi).
Prescott, Inland Rev. Officials, Salaries, Promotions, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) 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, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5373 (iii).
Toronto Board of Trade, Res. re Grain Standards : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 11177 (v). Trottieh, Louis M., Emplymt, by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8488 (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, 4c.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 98 (i).

See ' Standard.'

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 227 (i), 5373 (iii).


Insolvency B.: Sec 'Textile Fabrics.'
Inspection of Customs Service: in Com. of Sup., 3949 (ii).
Inspection of Immigrants. See ' 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. O., Rep., &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14660 (vi).

See ' 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. Sproule) 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, 4c.: 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,' &c.
'Chapman' Ball-Bearing Apparatus, Rep. re: Remarks in Com of Sup., 8283 (iv).

Letter re : Read (Mr. Haggart) in Com.
of Sup., 7"24 (iii).

Freight Rates, Classes 1-10: M. (Mr. Bell) for Ret.* 2338 (i).

 See ' Traffic.'

Rates for Live Stock and Coal, 4c.:
Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1857 (i).

See ' Traffic Arrangements,' 4c.
General Statement: on M. for Sup. (Mr. Blair) 3033 (ii).

inquiry fob papers re (Mr. Haggart)
3537 (ii) *
General Vote : in Com. of Sup., 12873 (vi).
Halifax Deep Water Terminus, Dredging, 4c.: in Com. of Sup., 14646 (vi).
Haulage op Govt., 4c., Cars, Amounts paid, 4c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 9682 (iv).
I.C.R.: in Coin, of Sup., 7520 (iii), 12593 (v), 12823 (vi).
Kingston Locomotive Woifks, Construction for I.C.R.: Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Coin, of Sup., 14090 (vi).

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INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY-Con.
Levis, Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 3703 (ii), 7520 (iii).

 Land Purchase, Payment, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Casgrain) 3031 (ii).
Locomotives, Cars, &c., purchased, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Barker) 4361 (ii).
Locomotives constructed at Moncton, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14000 (vi).
Lorne Siding, Traffic, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 2918 (ii).
Machinery for Locomotive and Car Shops: in Com. of Sup., 8290 (iv), 14106 (vi).
Moncton, Increased Shed Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 14090 (vi).
Money Subsidies to Railways, I. C. R., &o.: Ques. (Mr. Rains) 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 ' Ball Bearing 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, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Gourley) 9216
(iv).
Pintsh Gas Equipment : in Com. of Sup., 8291
(iv).
Private Cars, Purchase by Govt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 2309 (i).
See ' Haulage. '
Rail Power Saw Cutter : in Com. of Sup., 12607 (v).
Rates for Live Stock and Coal, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Bel!) 1857 (i).
Rep. of Mr. Pottinger re Ties,&ce M. for Copy (Mr. Haggart) 3806 (ii).
Restaurants, Stations, Fire Protection, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 14063 (vi).
Rhodes, Curry & Cp., Contract for Rolling Stock : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14100 (\i). Riviere du Loup, Engine House : in Com. of Sup. 8314 (iv).

Shops, Construction, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Gouvrtau) 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) 71o0
(iii) .	...

Statement (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 7206 (in).
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.: Ques. (Mr. Monk)
285 (i).
Supplies entered Duty Free : M. fur Ret.* (Mr. 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 Bonaventure, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 666 (i).
Ties Imported for Govt. Rys., Cost, Quantity, &c., Ques. (Mr. Emmerson) 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., &c.: 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, &c.: 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., 67S9 (iii) 13955 (vi).
.

Museum Building, Addition, &c.: in
Com. of Sop., 6927 (iii).

Roads and Bridges: in Com. of Sup.,
6788 (iii).
Bell, Dr., 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, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2757 (ii).
Coal Mining in Banff Reserve, Lease by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Northrup) 13026 (vi).
Cory, W. W., Salary, Duties, &o.: 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, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, 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,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 816 (i).

Outside Service, Salaries : in Com. of
Sup., 13966 (vi).

Sale, Location, Purchasers &o. : Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 670 (i).
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INTERIOR-Con.
Bom. Lands Surveyors, Salaries : in Coin, 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. Birkett)
11188(v).
Geological Survey, Building : in Com. of Sup., 6824 (iii).

Clerical Assistance : in Com. of Sup.,
13966 (vi).

Exploration, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
6815 (iii).

Plots, Plans, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
6826 (iii).

Rep. : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr)
13373 (vi).

Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 12592 (v),
13769 (vi).
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).
Gold Commissioner's Office, Dawson City, Defalcations, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii).
Grazing Lands, N.W.T., Lease to Geo. McDonnell, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 8330 (iv).
Guay, Mr. 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 Afpnmt., Salaries, &c.: M, (Mr. LaRiviere) for Ret.,* 23,8 (i).

Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Sifton) 89 (i).
*

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).	1 '
Man. School Lands, Payments, &c.: Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 6169 (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, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 6800 (iii), 13778 (vi).
-:

Printing, &c., Information re-, in Com.
of Sup., 1J272 (vi).
Mkhan, Dr., Meteorological Service, Removal, &o.: 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 Institgte : 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. Ters., Miscellaneous Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 14257 (vi).
Pigeon Lake Islands, Sales, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 6412 (iii). ,
P. E. I. Coal Yields, Survey: Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 2503 (ii).
Saskatchewan Land Co., Sections acquired, &c.: M. (Mr.Roche, Marquette) for Cor.*, 2338.

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lennox) 7108 (iii).

Inquiry for Ret. (W. J. Roche) 4363 (ii).

 - 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 [DOT]Instruments, Purchase, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6820 (iii)
Swamp Lands, Construction of Road, &o .: in Com. of Sup., 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, &c.: 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, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).
See ' Immigration ', ' Indians ', &c.
Internal Economy Committee : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) for Com., 91 (i).
International Boundary Survey, Geologist's Rep.: in Com. of Sup., 6825 (iii).
International Congress of Geology, Visit to Canada: Ques. (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
v (")[DOT]	[DOT]
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) 38C4 (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, Grenville) 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.* (Mi1. 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 : iii 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 with 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. In Riviere) 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, &c. ; 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).
Binder Twine, Cost in 1901-2: Ques. (Mr.Blain), 447 (i)

Names of Purchasers, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Blain), 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, &c.: 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. Casgrain), 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). Dodd, Mr. Justice, Increase of Salary: in Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi).
Dom. Statutes Consolidation : See ' Revision of Statutes.'
Dorchester 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, See, : 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., 14G62 (vi).
Hetu, Rudolphe, Release of, Sec.: 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, &c. : 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. Sproule), 11072 (v).
Judges appointed from Local Bar: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
See ' County. '

 Ques. of Order re : Ruling (Mr. Deputy Speaker), 209 (i).
Judges, B.C., Travelling Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3399 (ii).
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).
Judges, 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. LaBiriere) 3628 (ii).

cxci
JUSTICE-Con.
Judges, Qce., Salaries, Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 95 (i).

Yukon, Travelling Allowances : in
Com of Slip., 3409 (ii).
Justice, Administration of ; in Com. of Sup., 3506 (ii).	. '

 Increase of Salaries : m Com. of Sup.,
14255 (vi).

 Miscellaneous Expenditures : in Com.
of Snp., 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. Sproule), 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. Osier) 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., &o. : M. for Copies * (Mr. Lavergne) 3236
(ii).
Myers, Judge of Man., Rep. in Hansard :
Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 285 (i).
Nipissing, Jr. Judgeship, Salary : in Com. of Sup., 14258 (vi).
N.W. Ter. Maintenance of Prisoners : in Com. of Sup., 3398 (ii).
Pardons, Prerogative of His Ex., O. Cs., &c.:
M. for Ret. (Mr. Casgrain) 567 (i).	.

Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 96 (i).
Penitentiary, Contracts re Groceries, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 10100 (v).
*

Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Fitzpatrick)
90 (i).


 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).

Hosfttal : Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14284 (vi).

Ques. (Mr. Lcmieux) 13669 (vi).

Warden's Resignation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lionard) 286 (i).

acting warden, &c .: Ques. (Mr. Lionard) 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 Couht, 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. Taschereab : 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.: See ' Public Printing-.'
King's S.A. Medals Pet., re, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 10491 (v).
Kingston Barracks, R. C. Field Artillery : in Com. of Sup., 13118 (vi).
Kingston Graving Book, 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. Spremlc)
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, Ont., Breakwatf.r .Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13244 (vi).
King's Warehouse at Winnipeg : Ques. (Mr. La-Rivikre) 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. Mclsaae) M. to receive Pet., 2778; 1°*, 3219 ; 2°*, 3583; in Com., and 3°*, 4593 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 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, &c.: 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 Bay Adjournment : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 10489 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Monk) 10712 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Delaying Session, &c.: Remarks (HhWilfrid
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, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 7154 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 7203 (iii).
Labour Troubles in B.O.: 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 Bouohette 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, &c. : 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., 12900
(vi).
Lady Lafontaine, Pension, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14252 (vi).
Lake Erie and Detroit River Railway Co.'s B. No. 120 (Mr. Coioan) 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
(i).
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 Temiscamingge and James Bay Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14445 (vi).
Lake Temiscamingue, Improvements, Dredging, &c. : 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 is. W.T.: Ques. (Mr. Richardson) 4S3G (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.', &c.
Land Guides, re Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 6768 (iii). Land Sales, Winnipeg, Purchasers, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1858 (i).
[Stage Direction]
cxciii
Land Scrip, Max. and N. W. T. Volunteers, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 820 (i).
Land Slide: See 'Turtle Mountain,' 'Frank Disaster. '
Land Subsidies to Kys. in Man. and N.W. Ters.: 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 Coin, of Sup., 13201 (vi).
Larkin, Oapt. W. S., Complaints re : Ques. (Mr. Haekett) 2922 (ii).
Larry's River Breakwater : in Coin, of Sup., 1104.
(i).
L'Assomptiox, Post Office, Purchase of Site, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3230 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
P O, Receipts, Cheques for Payment, &e.:
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) 6895 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Leave of Absence, Canvassing for ' 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, &c. : M. for Copies of Cor. (Mr. Casgrain) 98 (i).
Lead Bounties Payment B.: See 'Newspaper Agents/ &c., 'Latour,' &c.
Lecturers on Agriculture in Quebec, Names, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 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 Com. 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 'Traeadie.'
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 Slip., 13034 (vi).

Looked 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. : in Com. on Post Office B.,
5660, 5672 (iii).

Salary Increases : in Com. of Sup., 6004
(iii).

Superannuation, &e. : 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 I. C. R. : M. for O. Cs.
&c.* (Mr. Casgrain) 3806 (ii).

 Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 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 Lauricr) 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, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
13632 (vi).

Construction, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5312
(iii).

 Floating Lighthouses, Applications, &c.
from Captains : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 665 (i).
M
cxciv

Lighthouse and Coast Service, Keepers' Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 4132 (ii).

Keepers, Increase of Salary, Pets, re:
Ques. (Mr. Oauvreau) 14665 (vi).

Industrt, X. S.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13151 (vi).

Pay of Militia : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 4006 (ii).

Settlement, &c. : Tel. Read (Mr. Tarte)
2676-7 (ii).
Longueuil Bridge : See 'Montreal and Longueuii B.'
Longueuil Public Building : in Com, of Sup., 13069 (vi).
Long Wharf, St. John, N.B., Lease by Govt.: Q es. (Mr. Fowler) 11828 (v).
Lord's Cove (Df.er Island) Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i).
Loknk Siding, I. C. R., Traffic, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 2918 (ii).
1 Lord Sthathcona ' Wrecking Plant, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi).
Lotbiniere Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13460 (vi).
Low, A. P., Technical Oificer, 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 ok Parliament Act, Report of Com. on Privs. and Elections : Presented (Mr. Wade) 7916 (iv).

M. (Mr. Monk) to print Evidence, 7917 ; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 7918, 7922 (iv)

on M. to Cone, in Rep. of Com. on Privs. and
Elections, 8008; Amt. (Mr. Monk) 8008 (iv).

Rep. re Stenographer : Presented (Mr. Fraser) 7203 (iii).

See ' Beauharnois Electoral District. '
Lumber Combine in Man. and N. W. T.: Remarks (Mr. Scott) 1579-1590 (i).



Lumber Trade in B. C., Tel. from Mancfac-turebs : Read (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 14766 (vi).
Lunenburg Fish Hatchery : in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Lunenburg Harbour, Dredging, &c.: in Corn, of Sup., 1106 (i).

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)	.

See ' 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).

See ' Campaign. '

Refunding Express Charges: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 14684 (vi).

Refusal to accept in H. of C.: Remarks
(Mr. Taylor) 14550 (vi).

Special Trains, Accommodation, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Clarice) 14680, 14688 (vi).

T Statement re Conference (Sir William Mulock) 14681 (vi).
*

Statement (' ir William Muloek) read re
Threats to Express Cos., 14851 (vi).

Use of Rooms in H. of C., &c.: Remarks
(Mr, Borden, Halifax) M. to adjn. Hse., 14530 (vi).

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 New York, &o.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7728 (iv).

Ques. (Mr. Bell) 10713 (v).
Mail Cars, N.W.T., Insufficient Accommodation: Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. of Sup., 6018 (iii).

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).

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 Sup., 5937 (iii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 5878, 5997 (iii), 7573, 7728 (iv), 13672, 14249 (vi).

See ' Trade and Commerce.'
Main a Dieu, N.S., Breakyyater: in Com. of Sup 13201 (vi).
Major's Hill Park : in Com. of Sup., 1015 (i).
Malaga watch, N.S., Boat Channel Improvement in Copi. oi Sup., 13203 (vi).
Malignant Cove, N.S., Harbour Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 13201 (vi).
Mallon, A.D., Retirement, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6037 (iii).
Managers re Ry. Conference : See ' Railw


CXCY1 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
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. Go's.
B. No. 44 (Mr. McCreary) Y*, 591; 2°*, 665 (i).
MANITOBA :
Assiniboine and Red Rivers Navigation,
Com. from Winnipeg Board of Trade: Cues.
(Mr. Boyd) 1298 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. La riviere) 1859 (i).
Automatic Grain Weighers, &c., 847, 880 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Grain.'
Barnes, Amos, Claim for Land, &c.: in Com, of Sup., 6922 (iii).
Buildings, Generally: in Com. of Sup., 442 (i), 5844 (iii), 13126 (vi).
Cory, W. W.; Salary, Duties, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6853 (iii).
Dauphin, Lake Lowering: in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i).
[Stage Direction]
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).
[Stage Direction]
Pilgrimage, Expenses, Losses, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Wilson) 542 (i).	.
Dredging Plant : in Com. of Sup.. 2672 (ii), 13311 (vi).
Elevator Rates, Advance, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Douglas) 11062 (vi).
Emerson Mail Service : Ques. (Mr. La Riviere) 5321 (iii).
Ewart, John A., Address presented to Judge Perdue : Remarks (Mr. Spronle) 11072 (v).
Fyfe, Mr., Inspection Rep. re. Grain Threshing Scale : Remarks re, 4192 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
See * Grain.'
Grain Act, Administration of Act : in Com. of Sup., 7762 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Inspection re, Salaries: in Com.-of Sup.,
13698 (vi).	.
Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 7798 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Weighing Machines : in Com. of Sup.,
5381 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. [DOT] Boyd, &e.) in Com. on B.
188, 4187 (ii).	[DOT]
Gull Harbour, St. George's Bay, Wharf Extension : in Ccm. of Sup., 1448 (i).
Half-Breed Claims, Commissions, Applications for Scrip, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. La-Riviere) HO (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. LaRiviirc) 2016 (i),
3397 (ii).
Harbours and Rivers : in Com. of Sup., 1448
(i), 3354 (ii).
Hnausa Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 1448 (i).	.
Homestead Entries re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6704 (iii). -
Homestead Inspectors : in Com. of Sup., 6766 (iii).
Homestead Lands, Available for Settlers :
Statement read (Mr. Sifton) 6787 (iii).
Immigration Building, Man.: in Com. of Spp., 5844 (iii).
MANITOBA- Con.
Immigrants, Accommodation for Settlers, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bond) 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). Jon'assox, Mr. S., Forest Ranger in Man.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1198 (i). Judgeship, Delat in Afpnmt.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 212 (i).
Judges appointed as Commissioners, Allusion in Mr. Ewart's Address to Judge Perdue : Remarks (Mr. Spronle) 11072 (v).
Judges' Travelling Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3399 (ii).
Kf.ewatin Govt., Expenses: in Com. of Sup., 6797 (iii).
King's Warehouse at Winnipeg : Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere) 6268 (iii).
Lake Francib Outlet, Man.: in Com. of Sup., 1449 (i).
Lake Manitoba, Outlet via Fairford River :
in Com. of Sup., 1449 (i).
Land Subsidies to Rys. in Man. and *. W. Ters. : Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1197 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Areas, Sic. : Ques. (Mi-. Scott) 2102 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Area unpatented : Ques. (Mr. Scott)
2583 (ii).
Land Sales, Winnipeg, Purchasers, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. 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: Sec 'Postmasters.'
Morden Board of Trade, Res. re Wheat Freight Rates : Ques. (Mr. Stewart) 12074
(v)	.
Myers, Judge, Rep. in Hansard: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 285 (i).
Naturalization Act, Regulations, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. LaRivilrc) 2015 (i).
Nesbitt, Man., Postmaster Watson, and Em-plymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 1196 (i).
Paradis, Amable, Ferry Service at Whit-ford, Cor., &c. : M. (Mr. LaRiviere) for Copies*, 2338 (i).
Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 3534 (ii). Perkins, Wii., Payment to re Lisgar Election ; in Com. of Sup., 14261 (vi). Postmasters' Association, Man. and N.W.T., Memorial re Salaries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. La-Riviere) 125 (i). 13259 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. LaRiviere) in Com. of Sup.,
13994 (vi).	.
[Stage Direction]
Stmnt. (Sir William Mulock) in Com. of
Sup., 14016 (vi).
Prexdergast and Man. Judgeship, Delay in Appnmt : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 212 (i). Public Works, Man.: in Com. of Sup., 13126
(vi)	.
[Stage Direction]
Sec 'Supply,' 'Public Works.
Railways constructed without Govt. Aid, Man. and N.W.T.: Ques. (Mr. Spronle) 8487
(iv).
Ry. Mail Clerks, Man. and N.W.T.: in Com. 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) 6889 (iii).
Representation of Man. and N.W.T. in the Senate : Ques. (Mr. Boyd) 1297 (i).
[Stage Direction]
MANITOBA-Con.
Roseau Rivek Reserve, Sale oe Lots : Ques.
(Mr. LaRiviere) 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. LaRh'iire) 5321 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Postal Facilities : Ques. (Mr. LaRiviere)
1854 (i).
School Lands, Man. and N. IV. I., Sale, Amounts paid, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 700 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Lands,' &c., 'Dam.', &c.
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden, Halifax)
6893 (iii).	...v
- Ques. (Mr. McCreary) 0109 (lu).
Maps, Lithographing and Printing : in Com. of Sup., 6800 (iii), 13778 (vi).
Printing, Information re, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 14272 (vi).
Mara, Rama, &c., Flooding of Lands: M. (Mr. Grant) for Copies of Rep., &o., 2762 (ii). Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. of Canada, Limited, Incorp. B. No. 131 (Mr. Mclmac), 1°*, 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).
__Success of System : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 13325 (vi).
- Telegraph Stations
Selkirk Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i). Senate Representation in Man. and N.YV.T. Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Boyd) 1297 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See ' N. W. T„ B. 254. '
Snag Boat, Self-propelling, Man .: in Com. of Sup., 2672 (ii).	„	.	.
Swamp Lands, Construction of Road, &c.: m Com. of Sup., 6927 (iii).	,
Teulon North, Construction Road : in Com.
of Sup., 6927 (iii).	_
Volunteers of Man. and N. W. T., Land Scrip, &c.: 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. Steivart) 12074 (v). White Mud River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup.,
'	1450 (i).	'	. „
Winnipeg Barracks, Street Paving : m Com.
of Sup., 6949 (iii).	_
Winnipeg Beach to Icelandic River Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14338 (vi).
Winnipeg, Customs Warehouse, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. LaRiviere) 6268 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Immigration Buildings and Postal Stations : in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).	_
- Land Office : in Com. of Sup., 6767 (m). Letter Carriers, Salaries : in Com. of
in Com. of Sup., 2989
(ii), 13639 (vi).
Margaree, N.S., Improvements : m 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, &c.: Remarksin Com of Sup., 13658 (vi).	„	.	„	,
[Stage Direction]
Steamer to replace, &c. : in Com. or
Sup., 13659 (vi).	.	, „
Acetylene Gas Buoys, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13633 (vi).	.
Acetylene Gas, &c., in Lighthouses : in Com.
"of Sup., 5758 (iii).	.	, _
Aids to Navigation, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 41i3
___Channel Sweeping Boats : in Com. of
Sup., 13633 (vi).
- Lighthouses, &c. : m Com. of Sup., Ot 36
Sup., 6006 (iii).	.
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. McCreary) mCom. of Sup.,
14011 (vi).	. „	e c,
[Stage Direction]
Military Magazine : in Com. of Sup.,
Military Stokes : in Com. of Sup., 13126"
Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 438 (i), 13127 (vi).	_
[Stage Direction]
Dixon, Mr. J. W. T., Dead Letter
Office, Allowance : in Com. of Sup., 13995 (vi).
P.O. Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 14001
(vi).
(vi).	.
[Stage Direction]
Revenue, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee), 666 (i).
Winnipegosis Channel Dredging : in Com. of tup., 1450 (i).	.	.	,.
See ' N.W.T.,' ' Immigration, Interior, &c.
Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. Co.'s B. No. 91 (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 re Tariff : Remarks (Mr. Ingram), 265 (i).
(hi)-	,
See 'St. Lawrence.
Albert Co., N.B., Dismissal of Caft. Bishop: Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 6896 (iii).
Anchor Line Salvage Compensation for "Scotia": in Com. of Sup., 1410i (vi).
Annandale Range Lights, Amt. expended : Ques. (Mr. Haekett), 2921 (ii).
Anticosti Lightship : in Com. ot Sup., on, (iii).	.
Akseneaclt, Capt., Compensation re Damages to Schr. : in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Bass River Permanent Light : in Com. of Sup.,
Bathurst * Harbour Buoys, &e. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot), 3630 (ii).
.

Harbour Master, Dismissal, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Fowler), 2919 (ii).
"Bayfield", Repairs and Sale, &<'.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 5278, 5282, 5762 (iii).
Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey), 5586 ; in
Coni, of Sup., Mr. Evans Reps., &c.: read (Mi. Prefontaine), 5742, 5703 (iii).	.
Biological Station : in Coni, of Sup., loojrf (vi). Bishop, Capt., Dismissal as Harbour Master from Albert, N.B.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 689b
Bronte Lighthouse, &< *: in Coin, of Sup., (Mr. Henderson), 5757 (iii).	v
"Campana", Investigation re Wreck: ki-marks inCom. of Sup., 4116 (ii).
Canadian Coast Lighting : Quotation (Mr. Pre-fontaine), from English paper, in Com. of Sup.. 4164 (ii).
cxcviii
[Stage Direction]
MARINE-Con:
MARINE-Con,
Chabot, Mr. F. X., Dismissal as Lightkeepek:
Ques. (Mr. Morin), 2015 (i).
COMMANDERS OF GOVT. STEAMERS: Ques. (Mr. Bell), 446 (i).
Daly, 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).
" Ejjxine ", Scuttling of Schr. : 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, &o. : Ques. (Mr
Bell), 446 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Repairs, Supplies, &c.: in Com. 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).	1 '
[Stage Direction]
Marine and Fisheries Dept., Removal,
&c., Res. from Halifax Board of Trade [DOT]
Read (Mr. Bell), 14279 (iii).
Harrison, Capt., Str. "Grecian", Costs re Suspension of Certificate, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Russell), 10239 (v).
Hatchey, Nazaiiie, Appnmt. as Harbour Master: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot), 3630(H).
Hatfields Point Lighthouse-keeper, Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 6896 (iii).
Hyorographic 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, &e.; in Com. of Sup.,
13(332 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Construction, & a : in Com. of Sup., 5312
(in)- .
[Stage Direction]
Floating Lighthouses, Applications,
&c., from Captains: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 665 (i).
[Stage Direction]

Ques. (Mr. (iauvreau) 14665 (vi).
Keepers Salaries : m Coin, of Sup., 4132
(ii)
Supplies, Maintenance, &c.
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 :
m Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii).
McMonagle, Miles, Dismissal from Oromocto Shoals Lighthouse: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1194 W-
Marconi Stations : See general heading.
Marine and Fisheries, Dept. Contingencies-in Com. of Sup., 5033 (ii).
Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Prefontaine) 244 (l).
-;- Deptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 341 ([DOT])-
Marine, Deptl. Salaries, Increases, &c. [DOT] in Com. of Sup., 13663 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 and Transfer of Public Works : See ' Public Works.'
Marine Signal Service, B.C. : in Com. of Sun 13638 (vi).
Masters and Mates Examinations : in Com. of Sup., 13524 (vi).
Masters of Vessels, Instructions rc Postage : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 5064 (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).
'Mixto' 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 ' Str. Wreck, Pah. in Montreal 'Star': Memo read (Mr. Prefontaine) 6803 (iii). *
Naval Reserve : See '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, Lightkeepeh, Dismissal, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3536 (ii). Northumberland Straits, P. E. I., Winter Navigation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Hacke-tt) 6895 (m).
Ocean and River Service: in Com. of Sun.. 4041, 5033 (ii).
Officers Mess, Str. 'Quadra,' Regulations re : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 9819 (iv).
Oromocto Shoals, Lightkeeper, Dismissal, &C. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1)94 (i).
Paradis, Amable, Ferry Service at Whitford, Cor., Stc. ; M. (Mr. LaRiriere)- for Copies*, 2338 (i).	'
Peggy's Cove, Halifax, Dismissal of Light-keeper : 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]
Cues. (Mr. Lefuryey) 4006 (ii).
Pugwash, 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 : Quc-s. (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, : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4041 (ii).
[Stage Direction]


MARINE-Con.
St. Lawrence Route, Rep. rc .* iti Com. of Sup. (Mr. Clarke) 4133 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pilotage, re, &c. : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 4132, 4168 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Retirement, kc. : Ques. (Mr. Lemicux)
2915 (ii).	.
[Stage Direction]
Shipping Interests, &c. : Remarks in
Com. of Sup. (Mr. Monk) 5758 (iii).
St. Louis Lake, Hydrographic Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 12904 (vi).
School op Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 13545 (vi).
[Stage Direction]

Remarks (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com.
of Sup., 13535 (vi).
Scientific Institutions and Hydrographic Sury'eys : in Com. of Sup., 0993 (iii).
'Scotia,' Str., Salvage Claims, kc. : Remarks on M. for Sup. (Mr. Osier) 7150 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Services by Anchor Line, Compensation : in Com. of Sup., 14107 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Stmnt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 7206 (iii).
'Stanley',' Str., 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. (Mr. Lefurgey) 4006 (ii).
Sec 'Govt. Steamers,' ' Winter,' Ac.
Steamboat Inspection : in Com. of Sup., 4119 (ii).	.
[Stage Direction]
Toronto District : in Com. of Sup.,
13648 (vi).
SWINEHAMMER, GeO., LiGHTKEBPER AT PEGGY'S Cove : Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 2312 (i). Tidal Service, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Slip., 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 'Marconi.'
Wrecking Plant ' Lord Strathcona,' Maintenance, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi).
Wrecks, Investigation re : in Com. of Sup., 4116 (ii), 6803 (iii), 13524, 13544 (vi).
Mar. Provs., Buildings, Reneyvals, kc.: 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).
Sec ' Vegetables,'&c.
'Markland,' Schr., Seizure, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Kautbach) on M. for Com. of Sup., 5992 (iii).
Martineau, Arthur, Appnmt. by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 3802 (ii).
Martineau Defalcations [DOT] 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 Ret. 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, Certificates of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 3 (i).
Members Rights to speak, Mr. Speaker's Rcl-f ings : Remarks (Mr. Clancy) 10535 (v).
See * H. of C.'



Menard, Denis, Charges against : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3526 (ii).
Mess, from His Ex. : Presented (Mr. Fielding) 90 707 (i), 4956 (ii), 14662 (vi).

Presented (Sir Wilfrid Ldurier) 1204 (i).

Read (Mr. Speaker) 90, 707, 1204 (i), 4956 (ii),
14662 (vi).

Read (Mr. Dep. 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, &c. : 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).

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, &<:. : Remarks (Mr. Thompson) on M. for Com. of Sup., 5702 (iii).
Deb. : (Mr. Sproule) 5715; (Mr. Gourley) 5717; (Mr. Fielding) 5719 ; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 5720; (Mr. Bourassa) 5722; (Mr. Ingram) 5725 ; (Mr. Morin) 5726; (Mr. Oliver) 5727; (Mr. Clarke) 5729 f (Mr. Johnson, Cardwell) 5732; (Mr. Kemp) 5733 (iii). .


Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Construction in Can.: Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 13054 (vi).

Dom. Arsenal Store : in Com. of Sun.
13054 (vi).
Blankets, Web, Cloth, Purchased by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Bain) 10102, 10410, 10714, 10954 (v). Cadet Training, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3773 (ii).	1
Camps for Militia : in Com. of Sup., 3603, 5005 (H).
Canadian Beef supplied to British Troops : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 483 (i).

Mounted Rifles, Medals, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Taylor) 1675 (i).
Cartoons in 'Military Gazette,' &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 2103 (i).
Chamberlain, Hon. Mr., Suggestions re Militia Act : Remarks (Mr. Bell) 6540 (iii). Coldstream Guards Band, Arrangement re Visit, &c.: 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 Coni.
of Sup., 3763 (ii).	'
Dixon, Capt., Duties in S. Africa: Ques.
(Mr, Hughes, Victoria) 7914 (iv).
Dunoonald. Lord : See ' G. 0. C. '
Esquimau Defences : in Com. of Sup., 3778(H). Flagship, Removal from Esquimalt : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10957 (v). -
G. O. C., Appnmt., &c. : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 3779 (ii).

Lord Dundonald's Speech in Hamilton : Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) to Com. of Sup 2399 (i).

cci
MILITIA-Can.
G. O. C., Rep. re Defence Scheme : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3763 (ii).

Rep., &c., 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).	[DOT]
Hay and Oats bought by Imp. Govt. : on M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) for Ret., Remarks, 1057 ii)-
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 ' Naval Reserve '
King's S. A. Medals, Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 10491 (v).
See ' S. A. War.'
Kingston Barracks, R. C. Field Artillery : iu Com. of Sup., 13118 (vi).

Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 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. of Investigation ; in
Com. of Sup., 3752, 3898 (ii).

Investigation, Rep. re Aud. 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, Date of Introduction ; Ques.
(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 669 (i).
Militia, Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Sir Frederick Borden) 283 (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 Dom. 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
Com. 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 iu Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).

Increase of Pay : Ques. (Mr. Qilmour)
13371 (vi).

Qualifications of Officers, &c.j 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).
RossRifle 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. iu 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, Sec.: Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 1027 (i).

Purchase 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 feom 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, &c.: 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, &o., 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) 5764 (iii).
See ' 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, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bourassa) 11188 (v). Volunteers of Man. and N. W. T., Land Scrip, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) S20 (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 Stores: 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, fte.: Ques. (Mr. Wade) 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, etc. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 130, 159 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Monk) 90 (i).

Explanation re Mr. Blair, &c. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 6735 (iii).
Ministers, Reduction in Numbers, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 274 (i).
Mint, Establishment, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Hichard-soil) in Com. of Sup., 14244 (vi).

See ' Royal.'
' Minto ' and ' Stanley ' Strs., Information re Telegram : Read (Mr. Prifontainc) 6 (i).
'Minto'Govt. Str., Passengers, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 3631 (ii).

See ' Marine,' &c.
Miramiohi 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. Me Coll) 6895 (iii).
Mistook (Dblisle) 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., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Davis) 1197 (i).
See 'Subsidies,' &c., 'Rys., &e.
Montague Bridge Survey, P. E. I. Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
'Monterey ' Str., Wreck, Par. in Montreal Star : Memo, read (Mr. Prefontainc) 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, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
3783 (ii).

 Dry Dock : in Com. of Sup., 2981 (ii).

rep. of commission re site: in Com. of Sup.,
2981 (ii).

cciii
Montreal Dry Dock, Site, &c.: M. for O. Cs., Cor., &c.: (Mr. Tarte) 706 (i).

See ' Harbour. '

Harbour, Dock Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 3365 (ii).

 PERMANENT SHEDS, PLANS 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, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 666 (i).

improvements: in Com. of Sup.. 13067 (vi).

Shipping Interests, &c .: 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).
Moosejaw Postmaster, Increase of Salary : in Com. of Sup., 6048 (iii).
Moosejaw 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, Dr. H., Appnmt. by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8331 (iv).

atChambly 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).
Mobrisburg 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).
Mowat, 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. Brodcr) 14590 (vi).
Municipalities, Compensation fob Amalgamation of Canada Central and Brockville and Ottawa Rys., &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14133 (vi).
Municipal Rights re Tramway Co's., &o.: Remarks
in Com. on Railway Bill, 6081 (iii).
Murray Bay to St. Catharines Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 13326 (vi).
Murray Bay, Wharf Extension, &o.: 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]
MusyuoDOBOiT, X. S., Wharf Approach® : 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 Com., 2301; 3°*, 2304 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 159.) Myers, Judge, Appnmt.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 285 (i).
Napanee, Customs Collector : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 3919 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office, Rental, &c.: 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; 3n., 5991 (iii). (3 Edward VII, c. 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. Bourasm) 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 Teuch Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1137 (i), 13203 (vi).
Negro Point Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 1181
(i).
N'eil'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).
Nepigon Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14395 (vi).
Nesbitt, Man., Postmaster Watson, and Employment by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette)
1196 (i).
NEW BRUNSWICK:
Acadians, Historical Data : in Com. of Sup., 13505 (vi).
Albert Co., N. B., Dismissal of Caft. Bishop : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii).
Allan Line Steamships, withdrawn from St. John : Remarks (Mr. tow hr) 13937,14064 (vi).
Anderson's Hollow Wharf, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1163 (i).
Bathurst, Customs Collector, Absence, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3029 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Fishery Inspector : See ' Fishery Overseer.'
[Stage Direction]

Harbour Buoy's, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630 (ii).
[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 Com. of Sup.. 13227 (vi).	'
Bloomfield, Postmaster, Charges against,
&e.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 818 (i).
Bourgeois, M. E., Sub-Collector op Customs at Tracadie, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 543 (i).
Brigade Camp, Sussex : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 3235 (ii).
Buildings: in Com. of Sup., 412, 421, 486 (i), 13037 (vi).
Campbellton, 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. Fieldinq) in Com. of Sup., 14076 (vi).
Sec '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, Lightship1 Slip : 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 : Ques. (Mr. Oanong) 3801 (ii).
*

Religious Denominations, &c. : Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 4801 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
St. John, Religious Enumeration:
Ques. (Mr. Qanong) 3800 (ii).
Cocagne Wharf, Compensation to Capt. Arsenault : in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Connolly, M., Payment for Dredging, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 1U03 (vi).
Daly, M. T., Harbour Master at Bathurst, Dismissal, &o.; Ques. (Mr. Fouler) 2919 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3630 (ii).
Deer Island to Eastport, Me., Tel. Line :
in Coin, of Sup., 13325 (vi).
Dipper Harbour, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup. 13233 (vi).
[Stage Direction]


NEW BRUNSWICK- Con.
Divorce and Matrimonial Courts, Salary of Judge : in Com. of Sup., 3100 (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) 11686 (vi).
Fredericton Military Buildings : in Com. of
Sup., 13041 (vi).
Gagetown Mail Contract: Ques. (Mr. Wil-mot) 1676 (i).
Gaudet, Mr., Compilation of Acadian history : in Com. of Sup.. 13505 (vi).
Grain carried by C.P.R. to St. John, Quantity, &c.: 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, &o.: 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: m 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. Fowler) 11828 (v).
McMonagle, Miles, Dismissal from Oromocto 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).	„	, 0Miscou Harbour, Wharf : m Com. of Sup. 13234 (vi).	^	,,
Lighthouse Keeper, Dismissal : Ques.
(Mr. Wilmot) 3631 (ii).	,
Moncton, Car Shop Extension: m Com. of Sup., 8312 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building : m Com. of Sup., 13038
(vi).	.	.
_____Station Accommodation : in Com. of
Sup., 12599 (v).	. _
Newcastle Public Building : m Com. of Sup.,
13038 (vi).	TT
Nobles, Israel, Dismissal from Hatfield Lighthouse : Ques, (Mr. Fowler) 6896 (iii). Oromocto Shoals, Lightkeeper, Dismissal, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 1194 (i).
Oromocto Wharf, River St. John : in Com. of Sup., 1181 (i).
Petit Rocher, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup. 13234 (vi).
Pointe du Chene, Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 13235 (vi).
Restigouche Bridge Superstructure: in Com of Sup., 8303 (iv).
NEW BRUNSWICK-Con.
Richibucto, Harbour, Pier: in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i), 13235 (vi).	.
* Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i).
Rivers, Robert, Dismissal from Miscou Lighthouse : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3631 (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 Com. of Sup.,
412 (i), 13040 (vi).
* Increased Accommodation, I.C.R.: '
Com. of Sup., 8315 (iv), 12596 (v), 12823, 14063 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Long Wharf : See 'Long Wharf.'
- Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup.,
13041 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quarantine, Water and Drainage Service : in Com. of Sup., 414, 486 (i).
- Winter Service : See 'Allan.'
St. John River and St. Mary's River Indians, Pet. re: in Com. of Sup., 6352 (iii).
Siiegawake Harbour Improvements : inCom. of Sup., 13479 (vi).
Shives, Mr.; Private Wharf, &c:.: Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 1166 (i).
Small-Pox Patients, Expenses incurred by Gloucester CouNty s Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 14688 (vi).
Sunbury, Census re Religious Classification, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wihriot) 4005 (ii).
Sussex, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 965 (i). 

Construction, &c., Overseer's Qualifications : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 8331 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Station Grounds, I. C.R. : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 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., 4439 (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. Hale) 672 (i).
See 'N. 8.,' 'P. E. I.'
New Campbellton, Ballast Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1142 (i).
New Canadian Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 83
(Mr. Lemicux) 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., 13(547 (vi).
Newfoundland Coast Wrecks: Remarks in Com* of Sup., 41G7 (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.X., Harbouk Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
*

Repairs to Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.,
1160 (i).
Newmarket Office Specialty Co., &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13088 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. of Privilege (Sir William. Mulock) 13286
(vi).
Newport, Breakwater Extension : inCom. 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. 0. Bill, 5856 (iii).
Newspapers in United Kingdom, XT. S., &o.: Amounts paid to by Govt. : M. for Stmnt., * (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).	„
Niagara Grand Island Bridge Go.'s B. No. 57 (Mr. German) 1°*, 707; 2°*, 977 ; in Com., 1811; 3°*, 1812-(i).	(3 Edward 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., 6428 (iii). (3 Eduard 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°*, 2675; 2°*, 2950 (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 ; wttidn., 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).
Norles, Israel, Dismissal from Hatfield Lighthouse : Ques. (Mr. Foicler), 6896 (iii).
Noel Wharf, N.S., Repairs : in Com of Sup., 13204 (vi).	*
Nominingue Lake, Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 13460 (vi).
Northam 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.T., Pier Extension : inCom. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
North Channel and Dam, Galops Rapids : in Com. of Sup., 12899 (vi).
*

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).
[Stage Direction]
Station Accommodation,'I.C.R.: inCom. of
Sup., 12597 (v).
See 'I.C.R. ', &c., ' Sydney ', &c.
North Sydney Harbour Commission : See
'Sydney', &c.
Northumberland Straits, P.E.I., Winter Navigation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hacked), 6835 (iii).
See ' Winter Navigation.'
North-West Central : See ' Great N.W. Central.'
North-west Coal and Coke Ry. Co.'s Incorp. B. No. 69 (Mr. Scott), 1°*, 813 ; 2°*, 977; in Com., and 3°*, 2050 (i). {3 Edward VII, e. 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).
[Stage Direction]
Compensation for Injuries : in Com. of Sup.,
5264 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
92 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Pay of Force : in Com. of Sup., 5262 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Pensions Act Amt. : M. to introduce B. (Mr. Scott), 14280; Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 14281 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 224 (i); 13760 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Tents, Wood & Co.'s Tender: Ques. (Mr. Taylor), 3804 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Yukon : in Com. of Sup.. 5003 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
cevn
N. W. Provincial Autonomy, Imperfect Ret. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 6891 (iii).	'
See ' Provincial Autonomy, ' &c.
N.W. Ters. Govt., Additional Subsidies
B.	No. 256 (Mr. Fielding), Res. prop., 10102 ;
in Com. on Res., 12306 ; 1°* of B., 12330 (v); 2°, and in Coin. 12813 ; 3°*, 12845 (vi).	(3 Edward

[Stage Direction]
N.W.T., Senate Representation B. No. 254 (Mr. Fitzpatrick), l°m., 11G91 ; 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 Coin, of Sup., 4432 (ii).
Alexander Indian Agency, Telephone : in Coin, of Sup., 5918 (iii).
Automatic Grain Weighers in N.W.T., Rep. of Inspector, &o.: 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).
[Stage Direction]
Museum Building, Addition, &c.: in
Com. of Sup , 6927 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Roads and Bridges : in Com. of Sup.,
6788 (iii).
Barr Colony, Mr. Haultain's Speech, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Clarke), onM. for Sup.. 6354 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
and Immigration Building : in Com. of
Sup., 14247 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Number, Sec.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
6696 (iii).
Bennett, Mb., Increase in Salary : Remarks (Mr. Pope), 13967 (vi).
Bow River Bridge, Canmore, Protection, &c.: 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 rc Mortgage Deeds : Ques. (Mr. Scott), 13024 (vi).
C.	P. Ry., Elkhorn Branch Subsidy: m Com. on Res., 14497 (vi).

[Stage Direction]
N.W.T. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Borden, Halifux), 916 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Land and School Taxation : Ques. (Mr. Oliver) 4006 (ii).
See ' Lands.'
Coal Mining in Banff Reserve, Lease by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Nortkmp) 13026 (vi). Ccurt Houses, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 958 (i>. Creameries : in Com. of Sup., 7632 (iv). Doukiiobohs Pilgrimage and Govtl. Action: Ques. (Mr. Blain) 1030 (i).
[Stage Direction]
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).
[Stage Direction]
Bridge, Saskatchewan River, Flooring : in Com. of Sup., 13323 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Indian Agency, Telephone Service : in
Com. of Sup., 13334 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Jail : in Com. of Sup., 13129 (vi).
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES-Com-
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. Scott) 2100 (i).	'
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Oliver) 2106 ; Tels. read (Sir Wilfrid Lauricr) 2100, 2238 (i).
[Stage Direction]
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. Douglas) 2300 (i).
Half-Breed Schools, Salaries paid, Sec.: in Com. of Sup., 6772 (iii).
Herchmer, Mr. L. W., Pension, Sec. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 5321 (iii).
Homestead Entries, Free: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13966 (vi).
Immigration Agents, Homestead Pre-emption : M. for Cor. (Mr. Sproule) 289 (i).
Immigration and Settlers' Effects, Sec. : in Com. of Sup., 6727 (iii).
Indians : in Com. of Sup., 13782 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Agricultural Implements : in Com. of
Sup., 6422 (iii), 13782 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Blankets, Clothing : in Com. of Sup.,
6409 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Clothing : in Com. of Sup., 13783 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Land Management Fund : in Com. of
Sup., 6415 (iii)
[Stage Direction]
Live Stock, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6423
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Medical Attendance : in Com. of Sup.,
13784 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Schools : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Seed Grain, Relief: in Com. of Sup.,
6417, 6420 (iii)
[Stage Direction]
Supplies &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6422 (iii).
Irrigation, Surveys, &e. : 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.'
[Stage Direction]
See ' Frank Disaster. '
Lumber Combines, Commission, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 6168 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Scott) 1579-1590 (i).
Macleod Court House : in Com. of Sup., 959
(i)

Dismissal of Postmaster: Ques. (Mr. Osier) 8082 (iv).
Macrae, Mr., Indian Inspector: in Coin, of Sup., 6425 (iii).
Mail Cars, Overcrowding, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. on P. O. Bill, 5870 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Scott) in Com. of Sup.,
G048 (iii).
Sec ' Postal,' ' Ry. Mail,' &c.
Maintenance of Prisoners: in Com. of Sup., 3398 (ii).
Medicine Hat Ry. Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14503 (vi).
Military Asylum, Pensions : in Com. of Sup., 6788 (iii).
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Miscellaneous Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 14257 (vi).
Moosejaw Postmaster, Increase op Salary : in Com. of Sup., 6018 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Mounted Police, Appnmts. and Promotions: Ques. (Mr. Huqhcs, Victoria) 2921 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Compensation for Injuries : in Com. of
Sup., 5204 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
M. to introduce Pension Bill (Mr. Scott)
14280; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 14281 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 224 (i), 13760
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Tents, Woods & Co.'s Tender: Ques.
(Mr. Taylor) 3804 (ii).
See ' Militia.'
N. W. T., Govtl. Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 6888 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Additional Grant : in Com. of Sup.,
6046 (iii), 13787 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Maintenance op Prisoners : in Com. of
Sup., 3398 (ii).
u

Miscellaneous Expenditure : in Com.
of Sup., 14257 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Naturalization Returns :	M. for
Stmnt.* (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 3804 (ii).
Peace and Pelly Rivers Pack Trail : in Com. of Sup., 13323 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
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).
See ' Mail. '
Prince Albert 'Advocate,' Proclamation re Saskatchewan Election : in Com. of Sup., 14268 (vi).
'

Clerk op Court, Salary : in Com. of
Sup., 3401 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
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).
[Stage Direction]
Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Boyd) 1296 (i).
[Stage Direction]
O. Cs., &c.: M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) for
copies,* 2778 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret., 5088 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Papers laid on Table (Sir Wilfrid Laurie r)
5512 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) to print Papers,
5582 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
imperfect ret.: Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax) 6891 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks in Com. of Sup. 6916 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 further cor., &o.; Remarks (Mr. Sifton)
7295 (iii).
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Rys.: Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Osier) rc '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).
Qu'Appeble, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Co.'s Land Grant: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 2338 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ret. laid on Table, 7297 (iii).
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Ry. Mortgage, Deeds, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 13024 (vi).
Ry. Lands voted, &c., Govtl. Action rc Selection : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 4831 (ii).
Geo.   M.@: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Slip., 5931 (iii).
See 'Mail, &c.'
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES-Con.
Ry. Traffic in N.W.T., Blockade, &c. : on M. for Com. of Sup., 2424 (i).
Rebellion of 1885, Claims of Settlers : Remarks (Mr. Davis) on M. for Sup., 13948 (vi).
Red Deer Court House: in Com. of Sup., 930
(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, &c.: M. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) for Cor.* 2338 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lennox) 7108 (iii).

 Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Roche, Marquette)
4363 (ii).

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: in Com. 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., 2991 (ii).
Telephone Lines : in Com. of Sup., 5918 (iii).
Tents for Immigrants, &c.: iu 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 &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13965 (vi).
Sec 'Frank.'
Victoria to Andrews, Tel. Line: in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).
Wadsworth, Mr., Indian Inspector : in Com. of Slip., 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,	in
Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).
Yorkton Court House : in Com. of Sup., 961
(i).
See 'B.C.', ' Man.', &e.
Notes, Dom.: See ' Dom. Notes, &e.'
Notre Dame dcPortage, Wharf: in Com. cfSup.,
13463 (vi).



NOVA SCOTIA:
Abbott's Harbour, Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13141 (vi).
Abram's River Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13141 (vi).
Amagandus Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1068 (i).
Amherst Post Office, Rental, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1591 (i).
Amqui Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).
Anderson and Kennedy's Lake : in Com. of Sup., 1451 (i).
Antigonish, 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).	[DOT]
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).

Harbour Works: in Com. of Sup., 13141
(vi).	.
Bay du Yin 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 Stip., 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).
N
NOVA SCOTIA-Con.
Digby, Post Office, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13034 (vi).

Wharf Extension, Improvement, &o. :
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 : m Com. of Sud 13180 (vi).
East End, Cape Sable Island, Harbour Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
Economy, Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup . 1087 (i).	y
Emigration to IT. 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. Hackett) 13316 (vi).

Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Roche, Halifax) 13373
(vi).
*

Ques. of Order (Mr. Borden, Halifax)
13374 (vi).	'
Fishing Industry, Mar. Provs., Wharf, Building, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup ' 13151 (vi).

See ' Lobsters, ' &c.
Fishing within Three Mile Limit : Remarks (Mr. Bell) 4179 (ii).
Five Islands Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13180
(vi).
Fort Lawrence, Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup 1087 (i), 13181 (vi).	y
Freeport, Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13182 (vi).	v '
Friars Head, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup. 1087 (i).
Frude's Point, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13180
_ (vi).
Gabarobse, 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).

Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13184 (vi).
Glace Bay, Dom. Coal, Ikon and Steel Cos. . Accommodation at Glace Bay : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13184 (vi).

Shields, Mr. C., Letter re Glace Bay
rUStVi* \ (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup.,
Grand Etang Bridge Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 1095 (i).	*
Grand Narrows, Bridge Protection : in Com. of Sup., 14094 (vi).
Grand Narrows, Wharf Extension: in Com. of Sup., 13198 (vi).
Grand Narrows, Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 1094 (i).
Grand River, Improvements to Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 1094 (i).

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).
-Increased Accommodation, I.C.R.
Com. of Sup., 8316 (iv), 12597 (v), 12824, 14080
(vi).
- Remarks (Mr. Borden) in Com. of Sup.,
7520 (iii), 12874 (vi).
Lightship : Remarks in Com. of Sup.
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, : Remarks (Mr. Bordcn} 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., 6004
(ui).
(i).
in Com. of Sup., 412 (i), 13030 (vi).
- and Soutii-Western,Claims for Labour
Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 411 Quarantine Station, Laivlor's Island :
Material, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14332 (vi).

Medical Attendance : m Com. of Sup.,
6421 (iii).
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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. 7'upper) 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 m Com. of Sup., 14259 (vi).
See 'Henry.'
Jcdique Breakwater, Repairs, &o.: 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,' &e.
Lime Rock, Postmaster's Salary : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1297 (i).
Lingan Beach Protection : iu 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 Dif.u, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.,
13201	(vi).
Malagawatch, Boat Channel Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Malignant Cove, Harbour Repairs : in Com.
of Sup., 13201 (vi).	_
Margaree, Improvements i in Com. of Sup., 1133 (i).
Margaretville, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.,
13202	(vi).
Marine and Fisheries Dept., Halifax, Removal, &o., Res. from Halifax Board of Trade : Read (Mr. Bell) 14279 (vi). 'Markland,' Schr., 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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NOVA SCOTIA- Con.
Meteghan Cove Breakwater, Restoration, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1133 (i). n i n ''1M Middle River, Sheae Dam in Com. of Sup.,
13202	(vi).
Middleton Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 969 (i), 5841 (iii).
Mills, Me., Annapolis, Claims against, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wade) 6167 (iii).
Moisie Point Road, Impeovement : in Com. of Sup., 13322 (vi).
Morbison's Point, Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13203	(vi).
Musquodoboit, Whakf Approaches: in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).
Nappan, Experimental Farm Buildings: in Com. of Sup., 973 (i).
Necum Teech 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 (lorn, 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).
- Station Accommodation : in Com. of
Sup., 12597 (v).
-See 'I.C.R.,' 'Sydney,' &c.
N.S. and Don. 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 Tj .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).
Parrsborough, Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Peggy's Cove, Halifax, Dismissal of Light-keeper : Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 2312 (i).
Pembroke, Breakwater : 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)

Increased Accommodation, I.C R.: in
Com. of Sup., 8317 (iv), 12827, 14088 (vi).

Light Beach : in Com. of Sup., 13205
(vi).

Lighthouse Construction : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 4167 (ii).
Pleasant Bay, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).	_
Point Tuppee, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 8309 (iv).

Dredging, Claims of M. Connolly : in
Com. of Sup., 14103 (vi).
Poirierville Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i), 13205 (vi).
Porter's Channel : in Com. of Sup., 13206 (vi). Port George, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i), 13210 (vi).

PORT Gheville, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).
Port Hastings, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i).
Port Hawkesbury, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i).
Port Hood, Harbour Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 13206 (vi).
Port Howe, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13210
(vi).
Port Latour, Breakwater : m 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).

Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Ry. Subsidies for Parrsboro District, N.S.: Remarks (Mr. Gourley) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14491 (vi).
St. Ann s North Gut, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi).

North River, Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13203 (vi).
Sandy Cove, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i).
Scotch Hill Station, I.C.R., Pets, re : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 872 (i).
Scott's Bay, Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13211 (vi).
Shipfegan Harbour, Protection Works ; in Com. of Sup., 1183 (i).
Short Beach, Breakivater : 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).
Springhill, Armouries, Caretaker, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1856 (i).

Boiler Explosion in Dom. Building :
Remarks (Mr. Logan) 13257 (vi).

Public Building, Repairing : in Com. of
Sup., 14247 (vi).
Spry Bay, 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., Lightkeeper at Peggy's Cove : Ques. (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 2312 (i). Sydney, Accommodation, I.C.R. Extension: in Com. of Sup., 3696 (ii).

 See 'Nortn.'

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., 1302S (vi).
Sydney, North, Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 14089 (vi).

'See 'North.'
Tenecape, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Three Fathom Harbour, Beach Works: in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i).
Tiverton, Breakwater: in Coin, of Sup., 1149
(i).


CCX11 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
NOVA SCOTIA-Con.
Truro Station Accommodation, I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 12603 (v).
Victoria Beach, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).	.
Wallace Harbour, Ferry Landings : in Com. of Sup., 13216 (vi).
Washabcck Centre, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., H50 (i).	, „
Wedge Point, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Wentworth, Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13216 (vi).	.
West Baccaro Boat Harbour Channel : in 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).
Windsor Junction Ry. Accident, I.C.R.: Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Clarke), 3496, 3713 (ii). Wolfville, Wharf Repairs : in Com of Sup..
13217	(vi).
Yarmouth Bar, Dredging : in 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., Dep. 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. Hackett), 6168 (iii).
O'Leary's Station, P.E.I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 7536 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Hackett), 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);
in Com., 2716; 3°*, 2720 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c.
169.)
Ontario and Quebec Power Co.'s Incorp.
B. No. 73 (Mr. Bclcourt), 1", 814 ; 2°*, 1026 (i);
in Com., 4868 ; 3°m., 4S69 : 3"*, 5100 (ii).	(3 Edward VII, o. 170.)
ONTARIO:
"Alert", Str., re Canal Surveys,: Remarks-(.\ir. 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 ', &c.
Alliston Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 495 (i).
Alnwick Band, Mississaga Indians, Claims, &c.: Ques. (Mr. McColl), 6895 (iii).
Amherstburg 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, &e.t Ques. (Mr. Clare), 1195 (i)..
Balaclava and Owen Sound Mail Contract, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Thompson, Grey), 13263 (vi).
Balsam Lake and Lake simcoe : in Com. of Sup., 7556 (iii).
Barrie P.O.: , Branch: in Com.'of Sup., 6062 (iii).


Wharf, Construction: in Com. of Sup.,
1180 (i).

Dom. Aid, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
43452 (vi).
Barry's Bay, Madawaska River : in Com. of Sup., 13236 (vi).
Belle Riviere, Sheet Piling, &c.: in Com.-of Sup., 1191 (i).
Belleville, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 969 (i), 13082 (vi).

Harbour Boundaries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Porter), 5588 (iii).
Blind River, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13235 (vi).

Tenders, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Birkett), 1298
(i).
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. Taylor), 5990 (iii).

Relatives in Govt. Employ : Ques. (Mr. Johnston, Cardwell), 4185 (ii).
Bracebrtdge Customs Port: in Com. of Sup., 3960 (ii).

Post Office : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13071 (vi).

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).

Indian Reserve, Leases, &c. : M. for
Ret.* (Mr. Tisdale) 1322 (i).

Medical Attendance : in Com. of Sup.,
6326 (iii).

ccxiii
ONTARIO-Con.
ONTARIO- Con.
Brasses' Point Bridge : in Com. 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 Hines, 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, &c. : in Com. pf 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).

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).
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.
Deseiionto, 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.: m 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).
Elesherton 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., 4823 (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).
Harbour Works : in Com. of Sup., 1365
V1/*
Goodehich, Mr., Removal, Murray Canal : Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) in Com. of Sup., 14144 (vi).
Gore's Landing Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13244.
Gouinlock, Geo. W., Letter re Contract for Toronto P. O.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13096 (vi),


CCX1V INDEX
[Stage Direction]
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: in Com. of Sup., 13239 (vi).
Grand River, Dredging at Dunnville : 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. (''>[DOT] ,
[Stage Direction]
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 Sim., 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).
Hawkesbury, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13119 (v.i).
[Stage Direction]
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; 4c.: in Com. of Sup., 5123 (ii), 5280 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Rep., &c.: in Com. of Sup., 57i0 (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 Coin, of Sup., 6409 (iii).
See general heading.
Iroquois Canals, Electric Lighting : Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) in Com. of Sup., 12901 (vi).
Jackson, Mr., Appnmt. as Judge: Remarks in
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.'
ONTARIO-Con.
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.: in Con. of Sup., 5405 (iii).
Kilroy, Acting Customs Collector, Windsor, Ont., Pay'MENT 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]
drill hall : in Com. of Sup., 13094(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Military Stables : in Com. of Sup., 638
(i), 13117 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
:- Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 3511 (n).
[DOT]	-;-* contracts re groceries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 10100 (v).
Kingsville, Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13244 (vi).
Lambton, Postmistress, Dismissal, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Clancv) in Com. of Sup., 6166 (iii), 14278, 14661 (vi).
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).
Listowel 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).
-;

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.j Census Enumerator, Clinton : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4820 (ii). McNulty, Postmaster, Pets, re Removal or Office : in Com. of Sup., 14661 (vi).
See 'Lambton.'
Mara, Rama, &o., 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 Council : 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, Postoffice Building : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5832 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Water Front, Lease to Pratt & Co.:
Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5743'
(iii).
[Stage Direction]


ONTARIO-Con.
Military College : Sec ' Kingston.'
Mississaga Indians, Alnwick Band, Claims, &c.: Ques. (Mr. McColl) 6895 (iii).
Moira River Flooding : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).	.
Moose Deer Point, Sale of Islands, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6410 (iii).	.
Morrikburg 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).
[Stage Direction]
Stewart, Mr., Inspector : Remarks
(Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 14146 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
WireFf.ncing: 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 Tamworth Ry. Charter, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Porter) 8084 (iv).
Nepean Point, Improvement by Govt. : Ques.
(Mr. Birkctt) 11829 (v).
Newmarket, Office Specialty Co., &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13088 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. of Privilege (Sir William MvXock)
13256 (vi).
Niagara Militia Camp, Annual Drill : Remarks i* 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).
- Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1377 (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 Bartl, 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 Colboiine, Dredging, &c. : m Com. of Sup., 3368 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Elevator Foundations : m Com. of Sup.,
11149 (vi).	.	_	,
* Entrance Improvements : m Com. of
Oshawa Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13110 (vi).	'	.
Ottawa, Bridge over Concession Street: m-Com. of Sup., 14150 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Bridges, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2700 (n),
13321 (vi).
Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 14243 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13117 (vi).	.
Victoria Geological Museum : m 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 au Baril,' &c.
Ottawa River, Petewawa Narrow's : 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).
[Stage Direction]
Survey, <fcc.: Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey)
5317 (iii).	.
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 439 (l).
* Public Buildings : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 12902 (vi).	„	. „,
[Stage Direction]
Rock Cut : in Com. of Sup., 1414S (vi).
* Summit Levels, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
12903 (vi).
-See 'Welland.'
Sup., 5832 (iii), 13063,13110, 13122 (vi).
Parkhill Mail Contract, Remuneration, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Sherritt) 1594 (i).
Poet "Elgin, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1424 (i).	.	.
Poet Hope Pier, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of
PohtPPerry, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13249
Port Stanley, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).	. ^
Port Stanley, Harbour Improvement : mCom. of Sup., 1370 (i).
Pratt & Co., Lease of Midland Water Front : Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Bennett) 5749 (iii).
See 'Midland.'	.
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).
[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 Co.'s Ry. Charter, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Porter) 8084 (iv).
Receiver General's Office, Toronto, Additional Vault : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (m).
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).
Riviere aux Puces, Repairs, &o. : 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 Harbour, Pier Improvement, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i).
Rosedale Wharf, 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 Sujp., 3382 (ii).
St. Lawrence River Islands, Improvements, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 14661 (vi).
St. Mary's Public Building : in Cum. 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 of Lands in Mara
&c.: M. (Mr. Grant) for Reps., 2762 (ii).
'Sir Wilfrid Laurier' 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, Wii., 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).
Temiscaminguk 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).
Thohnbury 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).
*

Additional Accommodation : in Com. of
Snp., 13086 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
(letter read) : in Com. of Sup., 3614 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
pay'ing, &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, &g\:
Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 7190
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Scotch,' &c.
[Stage Direction]
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, &e., Total Amt. paid by
Goytt.: 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).
[Stage Direction]
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]
[DOT]- 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, Delayin' Pa y-
MENT : 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 & Laverdure, Compensation re
Trent Canal : in Cum. 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-Con.
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. of W. McLeod : Ques. (Mr. Porter)
12716 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Rosedale Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13249 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Specifications, Reps., &c. : M. (Mr. Ward) for Copies, 2313 (i).
Transportation Facilities, Port Colbornb :
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).
Wallacebuhg, Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 505 (i).	,r
Walpole, Customs House : in Com. of Sup., 3961 (ii).
Walpole Island Indians: in Com. of Sup., 6412 (iii).
Welland Canal, Deepening, &g\: in Com. of Sup., 7804 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Drainage, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12905
[Stage Direction]
Dunnville Dam and Bridge : in Com. of
Sup., 7809 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Electric Lighting, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
14148 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Electric Light Plant : in Com. of Sup.,
12900 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Land Damages : in Com. of Sup., 7S05(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).
[Stage Direction]
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 re 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, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 668 (i).
[Stage Direction]
O. Cs., re, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster)
1859 (i).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Pt. Colborne,' &c.
Wendover Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1434 (i).
West Lorne Ry. Accident, Commissioners' Rep. rc : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 6168 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Jury's Verdict, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke)
3231 (ii).
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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, ' Ac.
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]
Gate Lifter : in Com. of Sup., 14149 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lockmaster Cakselman, Superannuation, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14272 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Morrison, Mrs., Claims re Lands, Ac.:
Remarks (Mr. Reid, Grenville) 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 Supt. 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 Coro, of Sup., 3907 (ii).
See ' Kilroy, ' &e.
[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. Dep. Speaker) 318 (i).
Order in the House : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 12723 (vi).	[DOT]
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).
Orfohd 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 1 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).
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[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, See.: in Com. of Sup., 989
(i).
[Stage Direction]
Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5007 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Steel Shelving, &c.: 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., 43S (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) 10490 (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, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Thomson,
Grey) 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, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Sherritt) 1594 (i).
Parliament, Date of Convening, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Boyd) 14853 (vi).
See ' Sessions. '
Parliamentary Debates, Lowering Tone of : Remarks (Mr. Seotl) 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. Sprovle)
2398, 2421 (i).
Parliament : Opening, 1 (i), Prorogation, 14858 (vi).
Parrsboro and Springhill Rt. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 1450G (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.'
Paspebiac and Gaspe Basin SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13694 (vi).
Paspebiac to Gaspe, Rye 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.'

See '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, (fee.: Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com. of Sup., 13980, 14002 (vi).
See 'Latour,'&c.
Pelly River Bridge at Lethbridge", Reconstruction : in Com. of Sup., 13367 (vi).
Pembroke, N.S., Breakwater: in Com. 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. (Mr. 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 G. C. Poupore : in Com. of Sup., 13251 (vi).
_____Improvement to Channel : in Com. of Sup.,
1425 (i).
Peterborough,
(vi).

Canal, Lift Lock
Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13083
in Com. of Sup., 12927
(Vi).
- Entrance Pier, Sup., 14645 (vi)
Trent Canal : in Com. of
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 de 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 or, 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 Rooher, N.B., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13234 (vi).
" 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., 4107 (ii).


Ottawa Improvement Commission Act.   A@: 
Mining Companies Incorp.   B.@No. 248 from the Senate: Prop. Res. wthdn., 12493(v).
Pilots, River St. Lawrence, Retirement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. lemieur), 2915 (ii).

 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, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Casgrain), 3234 (ii).
Pleasant Bay, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Pneumatic Tube 51am, Service, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13998 (vi).
Points au Baril, Georgian Bay Route Channel ;
1 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 Edwahd, 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).
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, &c.: 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. Haekctt), 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).

Summit Levels, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 12903
(vi).
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 Grkville, N. S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).
Port Hastings Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i).
Port Hawkesbury 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 Moody, Military Reserve : Ques. (Mr. Earle) 446 (i).
Port Perry, Ont., Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Port au Pique, N. S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13210 (vi).



Portrait Painting of His Majesty the King and Canadian Artists ; Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 13026 (vi).
Sec ' 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, &c.: Remarks in Com. on Post Office Bill, 5662, 5676, 5863 (iii).
See ' Postmasters, Rural.'
Country Post Offices, Hours of Closing, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Lancaster) in Com. of Sup., 5931 (iii).

Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2308 (l).


CCXX11 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
POST OFFICE- Con. *
Letter Box Collections : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 613!) (iii).
Letter Boxes in Post Offices : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 1.3034 (vi).
Letter Carriers, Increase of Salaries : 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, ho, : in Com. on Post Office B.,
5660, 5672 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Salary Increases : in Com. of Sup., 6004
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Superannuation, &o.: 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.'
Macleod, N.W.T., Dismissal of Postmaster : Ques. (Mr. Osier) 8082 (iv).
Mahonf, Bay, Postal Service: Remarks (Mr. Kaulbaeh) 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. Seott) in Com. onP. 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. Lefurgcy) 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 Bros., Payments re Defaulting Postmaster : in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi). Montreal Post Office, Accumulation of Mail, &o : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3972 (ii). Moosejaw 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., &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13088 (vi).

 Ques. of Privilege (Sir William Mulock)
13256 (vi).
Newspaper Boxes, Names of Manufacturers : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 14283 (vi).
See ' Boxes.'
POST OFFICE-Con.
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).
Pahkhili. Mail Contract, Remuneration, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Sherritl) 1594 (i).
Parliamentary Documents of Legislative Assembly, Postage, re: Remarks (Mr. Sproulc) in Com. of Sup., 14036 (vi).
Picton Mail Service, Irregularity, &c.: 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. LaRiviere) 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. LaRiviere) 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 William 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 Sup., 506 (i), 6137
(iii); Amt. (Mr. Maclean) 511 (i).

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POST OFFICE-Con.
St. Boniface, Monet Order Branch, Closing: Ques. (Mr. Iai Riviere) 5321 (iii).	....

Postal Facilities: Ques (Mr. LaRiviire)
1858 (i).	...
Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 6136 (m).
Savings Banks, Defalcations of Postmaster : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14274, 14655 (vi). Smith, F. H., P.O. Dept., Salary, &c.: m 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). Thetfoiid Mines Post Office: in Com. of Sup., 441 (i).	. _
Toronto, Additional Postal Station : m Com.
of Sup., 13112 (vi).	.
Toronto Post Office, Branch Office: in Com. of Sup., 5920 (iii).

Tenders rc: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 11187 (v).


Cornwall Road P.   O.@: 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., <799 (iv).

Par. in ' Montreal Star' re Mr. Fielding's
Pledges re Mr. Chamberlain's Scheme, 13936
(v')- _ ,

* -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. Prefontaine, Hon. R., and Public Works Portfolio : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2266-2273,2657, 2925, 2956 (ii).
Prendergast, Judge, Delay in Apfnmt.: 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 Bepairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1370 (i).
Press Associated Despatches: See'British Cable,' Ac.
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).

Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup.,
12838 (vi).	.


CCXX1V INDEX
[Stage Direction]
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND-Con.
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).
Carleton Head, Survey re: in Com. of Sup., 13219 (vi).
Cascumpec 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. Hackctt) 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, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3918 (ii), 13992 (vi). DesRoches, Fishery Guard, Alleged Frauds: Ques. (Mr. Hackctt) 10955 (v).
Dredging Plant : in Com. of Sup., 13313 (vi). Elmira Branch Line : in Com. of Sup., 12835 (vi)-
Farquharson, Mr., late M.P., Decease of : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 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. Hackctt) 2758 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Contractor's Name, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2584 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Hackctt) 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).	'
Lobster Industry, Inspection, re: in Com. of Sup., 13649 (vi).
~

Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13660 (vi).
Lower Montague, P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup. llo9 (l).
Mail Service, Irregularity, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 5937 (iii).
MoIL SuBsiDy.P.E.1. and G.B. : in Com. of Sup., 6001 (ni).
Montague Bridge Survey, P.E.I. Ry. : in Coni, of Slip., 14132 (vi).
Mount Stewart Freight House :
Sup., 7530 (iii).
Murray Harbour Branch Ry.,
Com. of Sup., 7530 (iii), 7801 (iv),
14115 (vi).	' h
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 .
°Lbary Station, P.E.I. Ry., Branch Line, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 6168 (iii).
Remarks (Mr. Hackett) in Com. of Sup.,
in Com. of
P.E.I. : in , 12829, 14108,
in Com. of
12838 (vi).
O'Leary Station, P.E.I. Ry 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., Vet. 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).	r '
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).
and Newfoundland SS. Subvention : m 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).	K ''
[Stage Direction]
 General Vote: in Com. of Sup., 12891
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Misrepresentation re total Cost [DOT] Remarks (Mr. Hughes, P. E. I.) 1679 (i).
*

Murray Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge: in Com. of Sup., 14108. 14115 (vi).
- Ry. Sale
[Stage Direction]
 

 Tickets :	Ques. (Mr
Hackctt) 2503 (ii).	1
- Subsidies by Govt. : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. on Ry. Res., 14472 (vi).
-~ Water Service : in Com. of Sup., 12841 (vi).	r '
12891 (vi).
Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,
INDEX	ccxxv
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 Northam, P.E.I. Ry. Station : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Richmond Bay, 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, Elmsiiale, Coleman and Conway Station Agents, P.E.I. Ry., Salaries, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Hackett) 4361 (ii).
"Stanley,"Str., and P.E.I. Winter Communication : Ques. (Mr. Lef urgey), 4006 (ii), 

Mr. Macmillan's Rep. re Repairs : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey), in Com. of Sup., 4050
(ii).
Station Agents, P.E.I. Ry., Salaries, &c.: 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).
*

Completion, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey),
3234 (ii).
-;- 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 Com. of Sup., 13326 (vi).
Tignish Breakwater, Rebuilding, &c.: 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]
Sth. " Stanley Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey),
4006 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Construction of Stii.; 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 andUnion Employees : Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 4182, 4414 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
and Union Labels, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Brock),
4179 (ii). o
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]
M. (Mr. Parmelee) to concur in 4th Rep. of
Com., 5581 (iii).
Printing ofPaiilt.: 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, 4958 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Notices, Revising Rules re: M. (Mr. Demers,
Iberville) in Com. on Rep. of Joint Com., 13547 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
ORbER for Procedure : Remarks (Mr. La-
Rivtire), 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. Loy, M.P.: Presented (Mr. Wade), 7916 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Monk) to print 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 Patrie, 6803
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
(Mr. Lennox) re Visitors in Corridors, 11557
(v).
*

 (Sir William Muloek) 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]
PmviLKGE (Mr. Scott) re 1 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).
Pkivy Council OfficE: in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
Procedure re Adjournment: Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Sproulc), 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).	[DOT]
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., &.O.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6946(iii).
See 'N.W.T. Subsidies B. 256.'
Provincial Court Judges, &c. : See 'Judges Retiring,' &c.
Provincial Subsidies, Increases, &c.: M. for Cor., &c. (Mr. Lermenx) 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, &o.: 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; 3°*, 4224 (ii). (3 Edward

[Stage Direction]
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 Sec.: in Com. of Sup., 13339 (vi).
Architect's (Chief) Office, Ottawa, Salaries, &0.: 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 Com. 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).
Assintboine and Red Rivers Navigation, Com. from Winnipeg Board of Trade : Ques. (Mr. Boyd) 1298 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. LuRivUre) 1859 (i).
See " St. Andrews Rapids " (vi).
Atlin-Quesnel Tel. Branch : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).

[Stage Direction]
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Bailey's Brook, 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., 1186 (i), 13452 (vi).
Barry's Bay, Ont., Madawaska River : in Com. of Sup., 13236 (vi).
Batiscan 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, &o.: 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, &e.: 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).
Bersimis 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, TS7B., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13227 (vi).
Blind River, Ont., Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13235	(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Tenders, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Birkett) 1298(i).
Bois BitULf:, Training Pier: in Com. of Sup., 13448 (vi).
Bonaventure, East, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13446 (vi).
Bowmanville, Breakwater, Repairs, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 1352 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 507 (i).
Bow River Bridge, Canmore, Protection, &o. : 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
(in).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Co«.
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.: inCom. 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, Mae. Provs.: in Com. of Sup., 2701 (ii).
Cacouna Wharf, Extension: inCom. of Sup., 5896 (iii), 13448 (vi).
Campbellfohd, 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 Tormentine, N.B., Pier Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13228 (vi).
Cape Traverse, P.E.I., Survey, Sc.: 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 rc: 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).
Cascumpec Harbour, P.E.I., Beach Opening : in Com. of Sup., 1153 (i).
Cayuga Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 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 Tracaoie, 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).
[Stage Direction]
ccxxviii
PUBLIC WORKS.-Cow.
Ciieticamp, N.S., VVHarf : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Cheverie, N.S., Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 1078 (i).
Chezzetcook, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
Chicoutimi Telegraph Service : in Com. of Sup., 13333 (vi).
Church Point Breakwater, Repairs, &o.: 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 Don. Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 1005 (i).
See 'Ottawa.'
Cobourg, Armoury : in Coin, 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).
Cooagne Wharf, N.B., Compensation to Capt. Arsenault: in Com. of Sup., 13231 (vi).
Colborne Armoury: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13080 (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, Nav. Obstructions : in
Com. of Sup., 1451 (i).
Connolly, M., Payments for Dredging, &c.:
in Com. of Sup., 14103 (vi).
Corry & Laverdure, Award re Contract : in Com. of Sup., 7557 (iii).
CoUCHICHING AND SlMCOE LAKES, REGULATION of Waters: in Com. of Sup., 13252 (vi).
Couillard, Alfred, Gratuity : in Com. of Sup., 13546 (vi).
Cove Head Harbour, Channel Improvehf,nts: 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).
Creosoted 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 Eastport, Me., Tel. Line:
in Com. of Sup., 13325 (vi).
Depot Harbour Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1359 (i), 13239 (vi).
See ' Parry Sound.'
Deschambault Wharf, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Deseronto, Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).
*	

 Pubmc Building : in Com. of Sup., 13112
(vi).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Desjardins, Allumette Wharf : in Coin, of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Desjardins, Camille, Appn.ut., Salary, &c. : Ques., (Mr. Bureau) 3537 (ii).
Digby Pier, Renewals, Repairs, &a: in Com. of Sup., 1083 (i).

Improvement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler)
2101 (i).

Post Office, Improvements: in Com.
of Sup., 13034 (vi).
Dipper Harbour, N.B., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13233 (vi).
Docks, Harbours, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 2978
(ii).
Dom. Buildings, Heating, Stc. : in Com. of Sup., 1065 (i).

N. B. : in Com. of Sup., 421 (i).

Renewals, &i .: in Com. of Sup., 636 (i).

Rents, &o.: in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).
Donald's Head, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).
Douoet's Landing Wharf, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5907 (iii).
Douglastown, Isolated Block : in Coni, of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Dredges, at Midland, Capacity, <fcc. : Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey) 5317 (iii).

New', Cost, Capacity, &c. : 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, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 13309 (vi).
See " Hydraulic" &e.

Ont. and Que. : in Com. of Sup., 2671
(ii), 13318 (vi).

 P. E. I.: in Com. of Sup., 13313 (vi).

Vessels, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
2612 (ii).
Drill Halls, Construction of, Sc. : Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 13043 (vi).
See 'Militia.'

St. Johns, Que., Contract, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Ball) 12496 (v).
Drumhead Breakwater, Repairs, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 1083 (i), 13179 (vi),
Dufferin and Sappers Bridges, Ottawa : in
Com. of Sup., 13321 (vi).
Duncan's Cove, N.S., Approach to Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13179 (vi).	.
Dcnnville : See ' Grand River.'
Durham Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 506 (i).
East Bay, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13180 (vi).
East Berlin, N.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, Pub. Works, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2726 (ii).
Esqcimalt Graving Dock: in Com. of Sup., 5919 (iii).



PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Esquimaux Pointe Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 2278 (i).
' Efreka,' Stk., Loan by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14285 (vi).
:

 Personal Explanation (Mr. Tarte):
14087 (vi).
Experimental Farms, Repairs to Buildings, 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, &o.: 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, &o.: 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. Dufferin 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).
Frawley, 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 (l).
Frcde's Point. 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 Kiveh, Protection Bank, C.P.R.
Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi). Geokgeville, 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, &c.: 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).
GrxVNd River Wharf, P. E. L: 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, &o.: 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).
Guy'sbokough, N. S., Public Buildings: in
Com. of Sup., 5839 (iii).
Halifax, Custom House : in Com. of Sup., 13031 (vi).


Museum, Removal, Jfco.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) in Com. of Sup., 13032 (vi).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 411
(i).

Quarantine Station, Lawlor's Island :
in Com. of Sup., 412 (i), 13030 (vi).

Wharf, Land Purchase : in Com. of
Sup., 13638 (vi).
Hall's Harbour, N. S., Improvements : in Com. 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),
13005, 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 (l),
3304 (ii), 5896 (iii), 12845, 13445 (vi).

Yukon Tf.r.: in Com. ol 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).
Hawkkstone Wharf, Govt. Aid re-. Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13453 (vi).
Hawk Point Inlet, N. S., Boat Channel : in Coin, 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, X.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 Cora, 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, &c.: M. (Mr. Talbot)
for Ret.*, 11301 (v).
See "Orleans," Sec.
Isle aux Coudres, Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 2242 (i).
Isle Grosbois, Boucherville, Dredging : in
Com. of Sup., 5902 (iii).
Janvkin'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, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1103 (i).
Kaministiqcia River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5825 (iii).

 Remarks: (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup.,
13013 (vi).
See ' Port Arthur.'
Kamourasica Extension Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Ketch, N. S., Harbour 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.'	.
Lapraiiiie 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, &e.:
M. for copies*, 3236 (ii).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 427
(i).	.
Latour, L. J., Leave of Absence, Amount paid, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Blai.n) 6895 (iii).

Leave of Absence, Canvassing for ' Le
Canada,' &o.: 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-tqur, etc.: 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., 7520 (iii).

Land purchased for I. C. R.: M. for
O.	Cs., etc.*: (Mr. Cusgrain) 3806 (ii).
*

Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 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).
See 'Ottawa.'
L'Ilk 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 Cove, 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) U828 (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 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Kaulbach) in Com. of Sup.,
13315 (vi).
Macleod Court House : in Com. of Sup., 959 (>)[DOT]
_ INDEX ccxxxi	
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con. 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). Magoasha 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 of 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 : in Com. of Sup., 13203 (vi). Meteghan Cove Breakwater, Restoration, &c.: 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, Orel/) 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 Coni, 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., 1303S (vi). Mont Louis, Wharf: in Com. of Sup.,13461 (vi). Monthagny Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 5841 (iii), 13066 (vi). Montreal, Buildings, Renewals, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 436 (i). Examining Warehouse, Alterations, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13058 (vi). 	Harbour Dry Dock, Site, &c.: M. for 0. Cs., Cor., &c.*: (Mr. Tarte) 700 (i). 	Harbour Commissioners, Amounts paid &(\: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 8084 (vi).	PUBLIC WORKS.-Con. Montreal, Harbour, Permanent Sheds,Plans prepared, &c.: 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). [DOT] Moose Jaw Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi). Morrisburg 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). . Napfan, 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). 	See ' Sydney.' N. W. T., Court Houses, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 958 (i). CX'm i 	Dom. Buildings, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 059 (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 Care! taker : in Com. of Sup., 1007 (i).


CCXXX11 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
[Stage Direction]
Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
Orleans, Isle Pier: in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i), 5906 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See 'Submarine,' 'Island,' &e.
Ohomocto Wharf, River St. John : in Com. of Sup., 1181 (i).
Oshawa 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).
[Stage Direction]
Approaches, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2700
(ii).
[Stage Direction]
Concession Street : in Com. of Sup.,
14150 (vi).
Ottawa City, Buildings, &c., Additional Land : in Com. of Sup., 353 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Caretakers, Maintenance, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 982 (i).
*

Census Building, Repairs, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 990 (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]
Elevator for West Block : in Com. of
Sup., 13115 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Eire Security and Martineau Rep. re -. Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 4673 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Furniture, Sic.-. in Com. of Sup., 1006 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Grounds, Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1015 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Grounds, Paving, &c.: in Com of Sup.,
13119 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Heating, &c., Western Block : in Com.
of Sup., 13087 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 "Imperial" Building, Ottawa, Govt.
Occupation : Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 3803 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Lighting, &g: in Com. of Sup., 974, 988
(i).
[Stage Direction]
Lighting of Chamber, Change, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 816 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Lighting, Buildings, Ottawa, Contract
Price, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Rosamond) 3235 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
transformers: in Com. of Sup., 5843(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Major's Hill Park: in Com. of Sup.,
1015 (i).	'
[Stage Direction]
Office Furniture, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
973 (i).	y'
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 438 (i).
13117 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
FITTINGS, &o.: Remarks in Com. of Sup..
13090 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Rentals, Leases, &c.: in Com. of Sup..
989 (i).	1 '
[Stage Direction]
M. for Ret. (Mr. Sproule) 588 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Repairs, &c.: in Core, of Sup., 5017 (ii).
*	

Rideau Hall, Lighting, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 1005 (i).
[Stage Direction]

Rideau Hall and Grounds, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 13087 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Royal Mint, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup.,
344 (i).
*	

Steel Shelving, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
13087 (vi).
- Telephones, &g\: in Com. of Sup., 1013
[Stage Direction]
Ventilation of Public Buildings, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 488 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Victoria Museum : in Com. of Sup.,
Ottawa River, Petawawa Narrows, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i), 13251 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Surveys of Headwaters, &e.: 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),
[Stage Direction]
survey, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Grey)
5317 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Coni, of Sup., 439 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Public Buildings : Remarks in Com. of
Sup., 5832 (iii), 13063, 13122 (vi).
Oyster Pond, N.S., Beach Protection : in Com. of Sup., 13204 (vi).
Parrsborough, N.S., Landing Pier: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Parry Sound, Ont., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13248 (vi).
Sec '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 ' LeCanada,' 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 Snp., 13251 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Improvement to Channel : in Com. of
Sup., 1425 (i).
Peterborough, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13083 (vi).
Petit de Grat, Protection Work, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1146 (i).
Petit Rochef,, N.B., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13234 (vi).
Pickering Harbour, Repairs to Piers, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1377 (i).
Pickett's Pier, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).	.
Picton Public Building, Levelling Grounds :
[DOT] 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).
Ple-sant Bay, N.S., Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Pointe au Baril, Georgian Bay Route, Channel : in Com. of Sup., 1365 (i).
Pointe du Chene, N.B., Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 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 aux Trembles, Wharf : in Com of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Point Tupper Dredging, Claims of M. Connolly : in Com. of Sup., 14103 (vi). Poirterville, Wharf : in 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.'

[Stage Direction]
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Port Bdrwell Harbour, Improvements : in Cora, of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Port Colborne, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3368 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Elevator Foundations : in Com. of
Sup., 14149 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Entrance Improvements : in Com. of
Sup,, 12902 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Rock Cut : in Com. of Sup., 14148 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Summit Levels, &c .: in Com. of Sup.,
12903	(vi). i>ee '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).
Poet 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 Perry, 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, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 5749 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Midland.'
Prescott, Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5915 (iii).
Presque Isle, Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 1095(i).
[Stage Direction]
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, &o.-in Com. of Sup., 1160 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Tel. Service: Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
13326 (vi).
Prospect, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13205 (vi).
Public Expenditure on Private Wharfs, &e.:
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13451 (vi).
Public Works, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13131 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Man.; in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 1.3037 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 13028 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 13129 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 13035 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 13053 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Yukon : in Com. of Sup., 13133,13306 (vi).
Public Works Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 411, 636 (i), 2612 (ii), 3304, 5006 (ii).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Com.
Public Works Dept., Civil Govt.: in Com. of Sup., 333 (i), 13498 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Civil Govt., Contingencies : in Com. of
Sup., 5824 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Contracts awarded, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Thomson, Ore)/), 9080 (iv).
*	

Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Mr. Sutherland),
6 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Employees, Dismissals, Promotions, &c.:
M. for Ret. (Mr. Leonard), 1058 (i).
[Stage Direction]
and Marine Dept., Division of Work :
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2266-2273 (i), 2657 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
transfer of expenditures ; Remarks
(Mr. Monk), in Com. of Sup., 2925, 2956 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Miscellaneous Expenditures : in Com.
of Sup., 2925 (ii).
*	

Portfolio and Quebec: Province : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2925. 2956 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Preservation of Health, Regulations
re : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 1857 (i).
[Stage Direction]
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).
[Stage Direction]
Drill Hall, Addition to: in Com. of
Sup., 13077 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Drill Shed, School of Gunnery : in
Com. of Sup., 13056 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 3336 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Improvements, Reps, to Council, &c.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Tarte), 706 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Pier, Contract, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Casgrain), 3972 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Wharf Construction : Par. in
Le Soldi (Mr. Casgrain), 2237 (i).
[Stage Direction]
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).
[Stage Direction]
Letters read from Deputy Minister of
Labour, &c., 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).
Richibuoto, North Pier Extension, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i), 13235 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office :'in Com. of Sup., 412 (i).
Richmond Bay, P.E.I., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
Richmond, Que., River St. Francis Ice Piers: in Com. of Sup., 2282 (i).
Rideau Hall, Drainage. &c.: in Com. of Sup., 647 (ii.	.
[Stage Direction]
Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 993
(i).
ccxxxiv
[Stage Direction]
PUBLIC WORKS. -Con.
Rideau Hall, Repairs, &g: in Com. of Sup., 5006 (ii). See ' Ottawa,' &c.
Rimoubki Extension Pier and Tidal Basin : in Com. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Riviere du Locp, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13476 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
2281 (i).
Riviere dc Nord, Channel : in Com. of Sup., 5907 (iii).
Riviere acx Puces, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i).
Riviere acx Renards, 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).
[Stage Direction]
Reconstruction, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
2690 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Yukon : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Robin, Collar, Co., Landing Pier at Paspe-biac : Remarks in Com. of Supply, 13464 (vi).
Rondeau Harbour, Pier Improvement, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i).
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).
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. Andre de Kamouraska, Pier Extension :
in Com. of Sup.. 2290 (i), 13492 (vi).
St. Andrews' Locks Contract, Completion, Que. (Mr. Puttee) 287 (i).
St. Andrews' Rapids, Improvements, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 10490 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Red River : in Com. of Sup., 3354 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Man., Report re Construction : Ques.
(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).
[Stage Direction]
North River Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13203 (vi).	F '
Ste. Anne de la Perade Protection Works [DOT]
( in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).
Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, Pier Reconstruc-
^ tion : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
Ste. Anne de Saguenay, Tel. Land Line : in C m. of Sup., 13331 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Improvements: in Com. of Sup.,
13488	(vi).
St. Anne de Sorel, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup.,
13489	(vi).
St. Catharines, Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13106 (vi).
St. Denis Wharf and Murray Bay Perry Service : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 10496 (v).
Ste. Pamille, Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).	F '
St. Fidele, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13493 (vi).
St. Francis River, Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup.. 2282 (i).	F
St. Francois Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i).
St. Fulgence Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13491
(vi).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
St. G£deon Islands Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13491 (vi).
St. Godfroi de Nouvelle Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
St. Hyaointhe, Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup 13067 (vi).	F '
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 439 (i).
St. Irene Wharf, Headblock : in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i).	F '
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).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 1181, 1183 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Immigration Building: m Com. of Sup.,
412 (i), 13040 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup.,
13041 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Water and Drainage Service : in Com.
of Sup., 414, 486 (i).
St. John River Tributaries : in Com. of Sup., 1177 (i), 5895 (iii).
St. J ohn River W harfs, Tidal Waters : in Com. of Sup., 1178 (i).
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. Joseph's Wharf, Lake Huron : in Com. of Sup., 3382 (ii).
St. Laurent Wharf, Isle of Orleans : in Com. of Sup., 5906 (iii).
Nee ' Island of Orleans, ' &c.
St. Lawrence River Islands, Improvements,
Ste.: in Com. of Slip., 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).
[Stage Direction]
Ship Channel : in Com. of Sup., 3218 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ship Channel, Dredging, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 3304 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
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).
[Stage Direction]
Dredging: in Com, of Sup., 2286 (i),
5904 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Dredging Eastern Channel : in Com.
of Sup., 13469 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Batiscan.'
[Stage Direction]
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).
Sabrevojs Wharf, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13485 (vi).
[Stage Direction]


PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Sacr£-Coeor Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13478
(vi).
Sandy Cove Breakwater: in Com. of Sup.,
1149 (i).
Sarnia, Public Building : in Com. of Sup.,
13117 (vi).
Saugenay River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13472 (vi).
Sault Ste. Marie, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13252 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13107
(vi).
Scott's Bay, N.S., Breakwater Extension : in 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). Siuppegan Harbour, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 1183 (i).
Skives, Mr. , Private Wharf, &c. : 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 Lacrier' 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. Hackett) in Com. of Sup.,
13445 (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).
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.B.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, &c.: 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 Coin, of Sup., 13247 (vi).
See 'Midland.'
Stratford, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).
Strathcona Horse Barracks : in Com of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Sturgeon Falls Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1431
Ci)-
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. Lefurgey)
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), 58136 (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 Com. 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)	.
Tenecape, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).
Terrebonne, Post Office Building, &c.: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Desjardins) 289 (i).


 Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13059
(vi).
Teulon, Nobth, Construction Road : in Com. of Sup., 6927 (iii).
Thessalon Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13254 (vi).
Thobnbury 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

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 (ii).

paving, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).


C0XXXV1 INDEX
[Stage Direction]
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Toronto, Custom House: in Com. of Sup., 647, 857, (i).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour, Eastern Entrance : in Com.
of Sup., 1433 (l), 13254 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Magann and Phin, Claims : in Com. of
Sup., 13255 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 TOTAL AMT. PAID BY Govt. : M. for Stmnt.*
(Mr. Grant) 1203 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Island, Damage by Storms, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Clarke) 6589 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Labour Council and Tel. re Mechanics
from Eng.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 1854 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Military Buildings for Magazine : in
Coni, of Sup., 13115 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Military Buildings, Store Houses : in
Com. of Sup., 1308G (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 5842 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
enlargement, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 956
(i), 13096 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Public Buildings, Renewals, &c. : in
Com. of Sup., 956 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Pub. Works Employees, Delay in Payment : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 55s8 (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 pcJSorel Wiiarf : Remarks (Mr. Brock) in Com. of Sup., 12349 (vi).

Facilities, Port Colborne : iu Com. of
Sup., 13024 (vi).
See general heading.
Trenton Harbour, 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 Salt 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 Coin, 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).
Wendover Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1434 (i).
Wentworth, N.S,, Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
13216	(vi).
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, 4c.: in Com. of Sup., 4174 (i).
PUBLIC WORKS.-Con.
Whitby Public Building : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13111 (vi).
White's Cove, N.S.. Breakwater: iu Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
White Mud River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1-150 (i).
Williams Head, B.C., Quarantine Station Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).
Wilson's Beach Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13228 (vi).
Windsor Harbour, N.S., Sheer Dam., 4c. : 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).
Winnipeg, Immigration Building and Postal Station : in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).

Post Office Building : in Com of Sup.,
438 (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, 4c: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 5761 (iii).
Woodstock, N.B , Armoury and Gun Shed : in Con-, of Sup., 13039 (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, 4c.: Ques. (Mr. Hale) 672 (i).
Woodstock, Ont., Armoury: in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).

Pub. Building : in Com. of Sup., 13108
(vi).
Woodville, N.S., Wharf Repairs: in Coin, 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).
Pug wash, 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,' &c.
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) 145S8 (vi).

Co.'s Land Grant : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Roche,
Marquette) 2338 (i).

Ret. laid on Table, 7297 (iii).

Mortgage Deeds, 4c. : Ques. (Mr. Scott)
13024 (vi).

Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Oder) re 'Grafters,'
10497 (v).


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[Stage Direction]
Quarantine, Organized Districts : in Com. of of Sup., 5007 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 public health, &c. : in Coin, of Sup., 5490 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Lawlor's Island : in Com. of Sup., 412 (i),
13030 (vi).
Quatsino City Wharf, B.C. : in 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. 272 (Mr. Fielding) Res. prop., 14523; on Order for Com. on Rea., 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).
[Stage Direction]
Papers laid on Table, 14521 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
IT ii the it 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).
[Stage Direction]
Don. Arsenal Store: in Com. of Sup.,
13054	(vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
3336 (ii).
[Stage Direction]

reps, to council, &c.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Tartc) 706 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Pier, Contract, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3972 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Construction : Par. in Le Solid (Mr. Casgrain) 2237 (i).
Quebec and Lake 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, e. 176). Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Ry. Co.'s Incorp. B. No, 135 (Mr. Logan) 1°*, 2100 (i); 2°*, 2756 (ii); M. for Com., 5971 ; in Com., 5978, 6399 ; 3a*, 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 Postopfice : 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, &tv. Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 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 au x Gris Eonds, 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).
*

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 Moved, Ilona venture) 3299 (ii).
Barachois de Malbair Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13445 (vi).
Batisoan River Channel Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2280 (i).
See ' St. Maurice.'
Beauharnois 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]
See ' 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 Brule Training Pier : in Com. of Sup., 13448 (vi).
Bonaventure East Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13446 (vi).
Bonaventure 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.'
Bouhassa, 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]
F'crther 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).
Sec ' 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).
Caoouna 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)
8331, 8488 (iv).
*

Dismissal of Jules Quesnel : fMr. 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]
ccxxxviii
QUEBEC.-Con.
Chambj.y 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 df. 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 cor.* (Mr. Desjardins) 288 (i).
*

Squatters' Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 13779 (vi).
Doucet's Landing Wharf, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5907 (iii).
Douglastown Isolated Block: in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Drill Hall, Quebec, Addition to : in Com. of Sup., 13077 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
School of Gunnery: in Com. of Sup.,
13056 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
St. Johns, Que., Contract, &o. : Ques.
(Mr. Ball) 12496 (vi).
Drolkt, Census Enumerator, Amount paid to : (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7055 (iii). Duchesneau, 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
Ellis, Dr., Medical Inspector, Quebec : Ques.
(Mr. Casgrain) 3536 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
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).	1
QUEBEC*-Con.
Grand Piles Dam : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
G. T. Pacific, Mountains crossed : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8117 (iv).
*

 Parishes crossed, Levis to Temiscouata : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8117 (iv).
G. T. Ry., Ste. Rosalie to Montreal, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
See ' Bona venture,' &c.
[Stage Direction]
Terminals at St. Jean des Chaillons
Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13495 (vi).
Grande RiviJsre Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13457 (vi).
Grande Vali.ee 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. Uarte) 700
[Stage Direction]
Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 3336
(ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pier, Contract, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3972 (ii).
[Stage Direction]

Wharf Construction : Par. in Le Soldi
(Mr. Casgrain) 2237 (i).
HStu, 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[DOT]) 3536 (ii).
Indians, Quebec, Medical Attendance, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 6408 (iii).
Isle aux Coudres, Wharf Repairs : in Com uf Sup., 2242 (i).
Isle Grosbois, Bouchervllle, Dredging : in
Com. of Sup., 5902 (iii).
Island of Orleans, Land Line Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13330 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
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).
Kahouraska, 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, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 7806 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Enlargement, &c. : 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]
QUEBEC.-Co™.
Laohine Canal, Lock Gate Protection : in Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).
*	

Masonry Wall, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
12006 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Mill St.,' &c.
Lake St. Francis, Dyking : in Com. of Sup., 14152 (vi).
Lake St. John Colonization Co. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., C679, 6888 (iii).
Lake St. John, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13459 (vi).
* 

Whare, 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, &c.t 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 "Le Canada": 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 Canada, " 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.
&c.: 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. Uasgrain) 3806 (ii).
See general heading.
[Stage Direction]
Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 431
(i)	, 13053 (vi).
Lighthouse Keepers Salaries, Pets, re : Ques. (Mr. Gauvreau) 14665 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 2915 (ii).
L'Ile d'Alma, Removal of Rooks : 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), 2504 (ii). 

 Pay of Militia : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 4006
(ii)
[Stage Direction]
Settlement, &c. : Tel. Read (Mr. Tarte),
2676-7 (ii)
Longueuil Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13069 (vi)
Lotbiniere Wharf Improvements : in Com, of Sup., 13460 (vi).
Loy, Geo. M., Violation of Independence of Parlt. Act : onM. to cone, in Rep. of Com. on Privs. and Elect's., 8008; Amt. (Mr. Monk) 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).
[Stage Direction]
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 : 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. Laven/ne) 3236 (u).
Mayrand, Denis, Petition re Dismissal : Ques (Mr. Monk) 9082 (iv).
Medical Attendance, re Quebec Indians : in Com. of Sup. 6408 (iii).
Menard, Denis, Charges against: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3530 (ii).
Metapedia Station, I.C. R.* Improvements : m Com. of Sup., 14096 (vi).
Metis, Little, Station Changes : in Com. of Sup., 12604 (v), 12828 (vi).
Military Buildings, Queisec, Iron Foundry :
in Com. of Sup., 14247 (vi).
Military Riding School, St. John d'Iberville, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8616 (iv).
Miller Bros., Payments re Defalcation of Postmaster : in Com. of Sup. 14274,14655 (vi)
Mill Street Paving, Lachine Canal : in Coni, of Sup., 14153 (vi).
Mistook (Delisle) Wharf: in Com. of Sup,
13461 (vi).	F '
Mont Louis Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13461 (vi)
Montmagny Public Building : in Com. of Sun 5841 (iii), 13066 (vi).	F''
Montreal, Barracks : in Com. of Sup., 13076
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Bona venture Station :
See ' Bona venture,' ' Victoria Bridge.' Buildings, Renewals, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 436 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Customs Dept., Salaries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clancy) 8115 (iv).
Customs Ports, Contingent Expenses,
&o.: in Com. of Sup., 3783 (ii).
v/r niMni, UHAiNUJiiS, <XC.,
AvtMiittrKS ill
Com. of Sup., 3901 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Dry Dock : in Com. of Sup., 2981 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
dry dock, site, &c. : M. for O. Cs., Cor.
&c.: (Mr. Tarte) 706 (i).
[Stage Direction]
dry dock, rep. of commission re site : in Coni, of Sup., 2981 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Examining Warehouse, Alterations,
&c.: in Corn, of Sup., 13058 (vi). 

Examining Warehouse : in Com. of Sup.,
nAKliOLIi COMMISSIONERS, AMOUNTS PAID
&C.: Ques. (Mr Monk) S084 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Dock Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 3365 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour, Permanent Sheds, Plants
prepared, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bureau) 14282 (vi).
~ "Inland Rev. Office, Money abstracted:
in Com. of Sup., 5405 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
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).
[Stage Direction]
Pilot Commissioners Court : in Com. of Sup., 4173 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office, Accumulation of Mail
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3972 (ii).
-Post Office, Enlargement, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Monk), 666 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office, Improvements : in Com of
Sup., 13067 (vi).
[Stage Direction]


QUEBEC.-Cow,
Montreal, St. James Electoral Division :
See 'St. James.5
[Stage Direction]
Shipping Interests, &o.: in Com. of Sup.,
(Mr. Monk) 5737 (iii).
See 'St-Lawrence.'
[Stage Direction]
 Subway Co., O. Cs. Cor. &e. : M. for
Ret. * (Mr. Turte) 705 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Turnpike: See 'TurnpikeTrust.'
Moreau, Dr. H., Appnmt. byCIovt. : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8331, 8488 (iv),
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Ball) 12497 (v).
Murray Bay to St. Catharines, Tel. Line : in
Com. of Sup., 13320 (vi).
Murray Bay, Wharf Extension, Sec. : in Com. of Sup., 2266 (i).
Newport, Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 2277 (i), 13462 (vi).
New Richmond Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.,
13463	(vi) -
Nicolet River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 2278 (i).
Nominingue 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, &e. : Ques.
(Mr. Casgrain) 670 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i).
See Island of Orleans.
Oublle River, Pier Repairs: in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Paspebiac Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup.,
13464	(vi).
Pelletier,H.L., Canvassing for "Le Canada," Paymentsto, &e.: Remarks (Mr. Pope) in Com. of Sup., 13980, 14002 (vi).
See ' Latour.'
Pierreville Wharf : inCom. of Sup., 13468 (vi).
Pilots, River St. Lawrence, Retirement, &o. :
Ques. (Mr. Lcmieux) 2915 (ii).
See general heading.
Plains of Abraham and Military Parades,
&c.r Ques. (Mr. Casgrain) 3234 (ii).
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).
Port Daniel Wharf Extension: in Com. of
Sup., 13468 (vi).
Postal Facilities to Parishes near Mont-rf.al, 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).
See ' 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 Govt., &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).
Riviere du Nord Fish Ladders, &c. : M. for Copies of Reps. * (Mr. Ethier) 2778 (ii).
Robert vs. King, Claims re Flooding on Lake St. Louis : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13473 (vi).
. Robin, Collas Co., Landing Pier at Paspe-biac : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13464 (vi).
Ross Rifle Factory, Establishment at Quebec : M. for Ret. * (Mr. Casgra in) 109 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Imperfect Return : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain) 2109 (i)
Roy, Geo., Inspector of Hides, Quebec: Ques.
(Mr. Casgrain) 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. ANDRt de Kamouraska Pier : in Com. of Sup., 2290 (i), 13492 (vi).
Ste. Anne de la Perade, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).
Ste. Anne tie la Pocatiere 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.,
13488	(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 Com. of Sup., 140S3 (vi).
St. Denis Whaiif and Murray Bay Ferry Ser vice : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 10496 (v),
Ste. Famille Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).
St. Fiddle Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13493 (vi).
St. Flavie Station Accommodation ; in Com. of Sup., 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: inCom. of Sup., 2290 (i).
St. Fulgence, Wharf; inCom. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
St. G£d£on Islands, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
St. Godefroi de Nouvelle, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13489 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
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QUEBEC.-Cow.
St. Htacinthe, 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 (Montreal) Electoral Division, Judgment of Sup. Court: Notification, (Mr. Speaker) 1 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Issue of Writ : M. (Mr. Monk) 707, 940
(i) .	'
[Stage Direction]
Issue of Writ, &o. : Remarks (Mr. Monk)
13376 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Issue of Writ : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Bfa.), 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, Ufa.) in Com. of Sup., 12845-7 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Gulf Fishing, Pet. re: Ques. (Mr. Leniieux) 2917 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Lighthouses, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 13632
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Obstruction to Navigation, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 4041 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pilots, Retirement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieutr) 2915 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Removal of Rocks : in Com. of Sup.,
[DOT]	2257 (i).
St. Lawrence Route and Fast Atlantic Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7584 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
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., BOOT
(ii)	, 5917 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13332 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Transportation Facilities : See 1 Transportation '.
[Stage Direction]
Wireless Telegraph Stations :	See
' Marconi &c.
St. Laurent Wharf, Isle of Orieans: in Com. of Sup., 5906 (iii).
See " Island of Orleans."
St. Louis de 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).
P
QUEBEC.-Con.
St. Maurice, Dredging Eastern Channel : in
Com. of Sup., 13469 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 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 Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 14134 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
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. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 3534 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Acting Warden, &e. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard), 10831 (v).	.
[Stage Direction]
Hospital, Management, &c. : Ques. (Mr. (Lemieux) 13669 (vi),
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14284 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Warden's Resignation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 286 (i).
Sabrevois Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13485 (vi).
Sacre Cof.ur Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13478 (vi).
Saguenay River, Dredging : m Com. of Sup,, 13472 (vi).
Savard, Mr. R. V., Emplymt. by Govt : Ques. (Mr. Slain) 6895 (iii).
Seven Islands Pulp & Lumber Co., Wharf re: Remarks in Com. of. Sup., 13480 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Quebec and Murray Bay Ry. Subsidy :
m 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) 14660 (vi).
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i), 3374 (ii), 5921 (iii), 12845 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Coe. re : Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Pope)
2302 (i).
Soulanges Canal, Compensation to Geo. Goodwin: in Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Construction, &c. : 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 1 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) 28b (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).
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[Stage Direction]
QT7 EBEC.-Con.
Thkee Rivers, Custom House, Heating, &c. : in Com. of Sup. , 13069 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
retaining wall : in Com. of Sup., 13080
(vi)-	.
[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, rc St. Lawrence, &c.: in Cam. of Sup., 3365 (ii).
See 'St. Lawrence, &c'.
Trap Nets, Gulf St. Lawrence, Pet. rc: Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 2917 (ii).
Trottiee, Louis VL, Esiplymt. 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. Ethicr) 7567 (iv). Yalleyfield, 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.'
[Stage Direction]
Strike, Pay of Militia: Remarks in Com.
of Sup., 3586, 3753, (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 13371 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Strike, 1900 : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 2759 (ii).
Veiite 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).
Wiallard, Paul, Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques.
(Mr. Monk) 11188 (v).	.
Wireless Telegraph Stations : See 'Marconi, &c.'
Yamaska Lock, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13498 (vi).
Queen's College, Kingston B. No. 190 (Mr. Harty) 1** 3864 ; 2°*, 4404 (ii).
Queens, West, P.E.I., Representation re: Remarks : Remarks (Mr. Haekett) 13378 (vi).
Quesnel-Atlin Telegraph Branch : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Quesnel Dam, B.C., Obstructions, &o.: Ques. (Mr. Earle), 11557 (v).
Quesnel, Jui.es, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Mcnk), 7203 (iii).
Ques. of Order, on Appnmt. of Judges: Ruling (Mr. Speaker, Dtp.), 209 (i).
See ' Order,' &c.
Questions put by Members, Answers re : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 544 (i).
Quinte Bay Buoys, Payments, &c. for Services : Ques. (Mr. Porter), 5587 (iii).
Racette, V., Purchase of Land by Govt., &o.: 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.
&c., 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 Sup.,
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. ' Sec. 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, 6071, 6170, 0172, 6202, 0271, 7299 (iii), 7609, 8125 ; 3° m., 8334(iv); Sen. Amts., 13834, 14519, 14663, 14690, 14734, 14740, 14700, 14762, 14844 (vi); Salaries of Ry. Commissioners, &c„ Res. prop., 8085; in Com., on Res., 8119 (iv). (S Edward VII, c. 58).
Accidents, Investigation, &c., Amt.(Mr.Rteir), 5550 (iii).
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Notice, &c., 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.jBfotV),
5773 (iii).
Appeals to High Courts, 3975 (ii).
Application of Act, 2608, 3536 (ii). xVrbitration, Disqualifications, kc., 4574 (ii). Arbitration Proceedings, &c., 4566 (ii). Arbitrators' Awards, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 4691
(ii)	.
Assets, kc., Rf,turns re to Board, 5772 (iii). Authority to sell 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, kc., 3859, 3862 (ii).
See ' Staff,' ' Vacancies,' &c.
Bonds, Mortgages, Issue of, &c., 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, kc., 4125 (ii).
Cattle Guards re Crossings, 5774 (iii).
Cattle Guards, Fences, &c., Amt. (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 6220, Amt. (Mr.Blair) 6222, Amt. (Mr. Wade) 6253 (iii).
Charges, 2602 (ii).
Charters, Application for, &o., 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, kc., 4697 (ii).
Crossings, Provisions re, 3843, 4697 (ii).
See ' Bells, ' ' Highways, ' ' Level Crossing ',
&e.
Crown Lands, &c., 4125 (ii).
Decisions of Board, Rules of Court, 3975 (ii). Deviations of Line, Amt., (Mr. Blair), 4121 (ii). Directors' Qualifications, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 5774 (iii).
Discriminating Freight Rates, 0284 (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
(iii)	; 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, &c., Amt. (Mr. Ingram) 6259 (iii).
Express Companies, Rates, kc., 2596, 2608, 3538 ; Amt. (Mr. Barker) 3725 (ii). Expropriation, &c., Notice, Service, &c., 4566;
Amt. (Mr. Blair) 4691 (ii).
Expropriation of Land, kc., 2591, 4564 (ii).
See ' Land, ' kc.
Extension of Time specified in Order, 3976'
(ii)	.
Farm Crossings, &c., Amt. (Mr. Cowan) 5774 ; Amt. (Mr. Holmes)6202 ; Amt. (Mr. Lancaster) 6204 (iii).
Fire 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, kc., re unimproved Property, Amt.
(Mr. Blair) 6255 (iii).
Govt. Rys., Jurisdiction, 3563 (ii).
Headway of Bridges, kc., Amt. (Mr. Blair), 5251 (iii).
Highway Crossings, &c., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5243, 6080, 6173 (iii).
See 'Municipalities,' &e. 'Bells,'&c., 'Ry.,' ' Watchmen,' &e.
Highways, Farm Crossings, kc., 3883 (ii). Inspecting Engineers, 5251 (iii).
I.C.R. : See ' Govt. Rys.,' &c.
Interest Calls, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 6075 (iii). Judges Jurisdiction, 2591; Amt. (Mr. Blai~), 3885 (ii)
Judicial Decisions, Citations, &c., 3886 (ii) Jurisdiction of Board to make Orders, 3976
(ii)
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,' kc.
Location of Line, 4120 (ii).
Meetings, Notice of, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3981 (ii). Mines under Ry., kc., 4124 (ii).
Minutes, Certified Copies, 3981 (ii).
Mortgage Bonds, Penalties, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 6077 (iii).
Municipal Rights re Crossing, &c., 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, kc., 4712 (ii). Paid-up Stock issued for certain Purposes, Amt. (Mr. Blair), 6072 (iii).
Passenger Traffic on Rys, 2 Cent Rate, 6271, Amt., (Mr. Maclcau) 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).
* Rys. constructed, General Advantage of Can., 3840 (ii).
Ry. crossing another Line, 4697 (ii). Railway'Express Companies, ftc., 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
(iii)	.
Rates re Freight, &c., 5568 (iii).
See 'Freight,' 'Tolls, &c.' 'Two cent,'&c. Tariff.
Regulations re Board, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3888 (ii).
Returns, Annual, 5770 (iii).
Rolling Stock, 2598 (ii).
See 'Train, &c.'
Safety Appliances, kc., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5254 (iii).
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Safety Equipments fok Employees, Amt. (Mr. Ingram) 6259 ; Amt. (Mr. Sutherland, Essex) 6325 (iii).
Shareholders' Liability, &c„ 3992 (ii). Shareholders' Meetings, 3980 (ii). Shareholders' Record, 3993 (ii).
Shares forfeited, Sale, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 6075
(iii).
See ' Forfeited,' ' Paid-up Stock, &c. Signboards at Level Crossings, Penalty, &c., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 4715 (ii).
Sittings of Board, 3862 (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 (ii), 5322 (iii) ; Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3888 (ii), 5323 (iii). Staff of Board, Salaries, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3887 (ii), 14155 (vi).
Stations on Lines not subject to Authority of Paiilt., 5780 (iii).
Stock purchased in other Companies, 5767 (iii). Street Rys. and Tramway Crossings, 3850 ;
Amt. (Mr. Blair) 3887 (ii).
Tariffs, Joint, Filing and Publication of, '	5681 (iii).
See 1 Rates,' &c.
Telegraph, &c., Procedure, Sc., 4721 (ii). Telegraph and Telephone Construction, Sc., Amt. (Mr. Blair) 6173 (iii).
Telegraph or Telephone Wires, Sc., Amt.
Mr. Lancaster) 4717 (ii).
Telegraphs, Sc., 5513, 5561, 5680 (iii). Telephones and Telegraph, Govt, use, Sc., Amt. iMr. Maclean), 5346, 5513 (iii).
See * Bell,' ' Telegraph.'
Time-Tables, Rules, So., o561 (iii).
Tolls, Apportionment by Land and Water, 5575 (iii).
Tolls, Classification, Sc. , 3538, 3713 (ii). Tolls, Discrimination, Sc., 5568 (iii).
Tolls levied, By-Law fixing, 5564 (iii).
Toll, Traffic, 2602 (ii).
See ' Penalties,' Sc.
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, Sc., 4000 (ii).
Trees, Removal, Sc., 4000 (ii).
Two-cent Rate re Passenger Traffic, Amt. (Mr Maclean) 6271 (iii).
See ' Passenger ' Sc.
Vacancies by Death, Sc., 3981 (ii).
Violation of By-laws, Penalties, Sc., 57f5 (iii).
Watchmen at Crossings, Amt. (Mr. Blair) 5260
(iii).
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).
-:

Formalities, Sc.: '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 1 Ry. Act B. 21 '.
Ry. Debts : See 'Exchequer Court', Sc.
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) l°in., 872 2% and ref. to. Sel. Com., 2387 (i); wthdn., 7203 (iii). Railway Act (fire damages) Amt. B. No. 23 (Mr. Demers, St. John and Iberville) 1° m. 283 ; (i) ; 2° in., 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° in., 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 Arrange. ments, &c. : 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, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2102 (i).

Area unpatented : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2583 (ii).

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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).
See '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, &c., Cars, Amounts paid for Haulage : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) 9682 (iv).
See ' Private.'
Govt. Ry. Polict, 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., 14091 (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. CagiU) in Com. of Sup., 12891 (vi).

Contracts re Eastern Portions : Ques.
(Mr. Grant) 13027 (vi).

Govt. Policy', Delay, &e. : 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 Temiscouata : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 8117 (iv).


Pets, from Bagot and Dorchester : Remarks (Mr. Marcil, Bagot) 12941 (vi).


Petitions Signatures, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Talbot) 12715 ; Ruling (Mr. Sneaker) 12715 (vi).

M. (Mr Talbot) to ref. to Com. on Privs.
and Elections, 13265 (vi).
*

Ques. of Order (Mr. Sp route) 13266 ; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 13206 (vi).

meetings of com. on privs. and elects.:
Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13559, 13671 (vi).

affidavits, &c., Par. in Montreal
' 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).
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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, &o. Par. in
Toronto 'News': Read (Mr. Monk), 7566
(iv).

 Two-cent Rate, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Maclean), 10462 (v).

Ques. (Mr. Maclean), 11556 (v).
G.T.Rt. 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 Coin, of Sup., 13495 (vi).

Traffic Arrangements with I.C.R., &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Kemp), 2759 (ii).
Sec * 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), 12874 (vi).
Halifax and South-Western Ry., Claims for Labour, Material, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Kaul-buch) 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, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Hackett) 2758 (ii).

Contractors Name, Sec. : 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. Tapper) 872 (i).
Kelley's Cross P. O., P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 6064 (iii).
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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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. : [DOT] Ques.
(Mr. Scott) 2307 (i).

unearned, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 3797
(ii).

 unpatented : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 2583
(ii).
Legal Expenses re Rys. and Canal Dept. : m Com. of Sup., 12911 (vi).
Levis Accommodation, I. C. R. Station : in Com. of Sup., 3703 (ii).
Locomotives, Cars, &c., I. C. R., Purchase, &o. : 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 Ry. 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).
Miramichi 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).
Montague 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).
Montreal Subway Co., O. Cs. Cor., &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Tarte), 705 (i).
Morden Board or 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. Bill 21. '


Murray Harbour Branch P.E.I.: Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 7530, 7801 (iv), 12829, L4108, 14115 (vi).
See ' Hillsborough. '
Napanee and Tamworth Ry., Charter, &o.:
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).
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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 Coir, of Sup., 12801
(vi).

Misrepresentation rc total Cost : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, 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. Lefurpey), 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).
Sec 'Govt. &c.'
Qc'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. Kingsmill :
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).	[DOT]
Railways constructed without Govt. Aid,
Man. andN.W.T. : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 8487
(iv).
Rail Contract with Govt. : See ' Clergue.'

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RAILWAYS-Con.
Rt. Dept., Chief Clerk, Name, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 5318 (iii).
*

Deptl. Salaries: in Corn, of Sup., 333
(i), 14055 (vi).

Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Blair) 92 (i).


Estimates, Insufficiency of Detail,
&o.: Remarks (Mr. Barker) in Com. of Sup., 14055. 14081 (vi).

I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 8269 (iv), 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 Com. 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, Supt. of, &o. :
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, re ceived : 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, 11502 (vi).
See 'Ry. B. 21 '.	[DOT]
Ry. Supplies voted for one Estimate, transferred to another : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 14055, 14081, (vi).
Ry. Traffic in N.W.T., Blockade, &e. : Remarks (Mr. Scott) on M. for Sup., 2424 (i). Rathbun Co.'s Ry., Charter, &g. : 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.C.R., Fire Protection, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 14663 (vi). Restigocche Bridge'Superstructcre : in Com. of Sup., 8303 (iv).
Rhodes, Curiiy & Co., Contract for Rolling Stock, I.C.R. tRemarksin Com.ofSup., 14100,
(vi)	.
Richmond and Northam, P.E.I. Ry. Station : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Riviere du Loup, Engine House : in Com. of Sup., 8314 (vi), 12593, (v) l

 Freight Yard : in, Com. of Sup., 8309,
(iv).


I.C.R. Shops, Construction, &c. : Ques.
(Mi-. Gauvreau), 12497, (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, (iv>.
St. Cyril Station Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 14083 (vi).
RAILWAYS-Con.
Ste. Flavie 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. Ha,ckett) 4361 (ii).
Scotch Hill Station, Pets, re: Ques. (Mr. Bel!) 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. Lefurgey 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 '.
Stellarton, Increased Accommodation I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 8295 (iv).
Subsidies for Public Highways, Pets., &c. : Ruling (Mr. Speaker), 591 (i).
Subsidies, to Rys., Govt. Policy : Remarks (Mr. Brock), 14352 (vi).

Remarks, (Mr. Richardson), in Com. of
Sup., 14345 (vi).

Inquiry for, (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 12805
13005 (vi). '

Interest payable, &o. : Ques. (Mr. Wilson), 3970 (ii).

FOR Man. : Remarks (Mr. McCreary) in
Com. on Res., 14494 (vi),

FOR N. S. : Remarks (Mr. Gourley) in
Com. on Res., 14491 (vi).

(Monet) paid by Govt, since Confederation : Ques. (Mr. Scott), 1198 (i).
See ' Money.'

 FER MILES OF RYS. IN N.W.T., AND MAN. :
Ques. (Mr. Scott), 1677 (i).

Res., aggregate Vote for each Piiov.,
&c . : Remarks (Mr. Sproule), in Com. on Res., 14481 (vi).

Statement re Grants to Provinces :
Remarks (Mr. Bell), 14687 (vi).

Statement laid on Table : (Mr. Fielding),
14852 (vi).

Total Amount fob 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. Fowler), 4672 (ii).
.

Station Grounds : Remarks, (Mr. Fowler), in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).
Sydney Accommodation, Extension : in Com. of Sup., 3696 (ii).
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), 1026 (i).

:-Contract with Govt., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot), 2759 (ii).	..

Personal Explanation (Mr.jBfair) 2794 (ii).

M. for Cor. (Mr. Tarte) 672 (i).
Trans-Canada Rt. 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 Wm. Mulocks 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 Lavrier) 9582 (iv).

Appnmt. of Sib Wm. Vanhorne: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx. ) 7297 (iii).

Sir Wm. Vanhobne'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 Arranoements, &c. : Remarks
Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 9458 (iv).

Instructions, &c. : 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, &o.: in Com. of Sup.,
3365 (ii).
Transportation Policy,re Speech fromTh rone: Remarks (Mr. Haggart), 6404 (iii).
Truro Station Accommodation, I. C. R.: in Com. of Sup., 12603 (v).
Two Cent Fare Clause, G. T. Ky., 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 Cars: 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,' &c.
Water Supply on C.P.R. Transcontinental Trains : Remarks (Mr. Wright), 9455 (iv). WestLorneRy. Accident, Rep. of Commisson: Remarks, (Mr. Clarke) 5088, 5242 (iii).

 Commissioner's Rep.: Remarks (Mr. Clarke), on Adjnmt., 4726 (ii).

Commission, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 6168
(iii).

Jury's Verdict, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clarke),
3231, (ii).	'
RAILWAYS-Con.
Wharf Connections and Ry. Subsidies by Govt: Remarks in Com. on Ry.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.L, 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-Brunswick, 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).
Pictou, 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, 11641, 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).
[Stage Direction]
Rep. of Com. : Presented (Mr. Hyman) 7293
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Stmnt. of Hon. Mr. Pugsley re N. B. : Read
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 941 (i).
Representation of P.E.L 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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Revised Statutes of Canada B. No. 265
(Mr. Fitzpatrick) 1° m., 13607 ; 2° *, and in Com., 14297 ; 3° *, 14299 (vi), (3 Edward VII c. 61).
Revision op Doji. Statdtes, Payments, &c. ; in
Com. 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).
Richjiond and Northaji Station, P.E.I. : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 14132 (vi).
Richmond Bay, P.E. I., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13223 (vi).
Richmond, Que., River St. Francis Ice Piers: in Com. of Sup., 2282 (i).
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).
Rideau Hall and Grounds, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 5006 (ii), 13087 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Drainage, &c. : in Com. of*Sup., 647 (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. o( 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, Improvejients, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 13470 (vi).
Riviere du Loup, Engine House : in Com. of Sup., 8314 (iv), 12593 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Freight Yard : in Com. of Sup., 8309 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Improvejients : in Com. of Sup.,
13476 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
I.C.R. Shops, Construction, &c. : Ques. (Mr. (iauvreau) 12497 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Wharf Ijiprovements : 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. Ethier) 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).
Sec ' Ouel le River. '
Riviere aux Puces, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1425 (i).
Riviere aux Renards, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 2279 (i).
Roach, Mr., Census Enumerator for N. Ontario : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7083 (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 Cojimission : Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 874 (i).
See ' Cattle Guards Commission '.
Robert vs. King, Claijis re Flooding on Lake St. Louis : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13473 (vi).
Robeiival to James Bay Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).	-	-
Robinson Indian Treaty, Payjients 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).
Ronan, Mr., and Ottawa Supply Co. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6148 (iii).
Rondeau Harbour, Pier Improvement, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i).
Rooms for Members, Furniture, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 5265 (iii).
See 1 H. of p. '
Roseau River Reserve, Sale of Lots : Ques. (Mr. LaRivibre) 5319 (iii).
Rosedale Wharf, Trent Canal : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).
Rossland, Arjioury : 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. (Mr. Morin) 2758 (ii).
- Manufacture of : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13057 (vi).
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[Stage Direction]
Roundhouse, I.C.R., Gates, &c. at Susses, N.B. : Ques. (Mr. Foioler) 4672 (ii).
See'I.C.R,' ' Sussex,' &c.
Royal Assent: See'Bills.'
Royal Canadian Field Artillery, Kingston : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 13128 (vi).
See ' Kingston. '
Royal Canadian Regiment, Numerical Strength, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Smith, Wentworth) 3H01 (ii). Royal Commission rc Industrial Disputes, B.C. : in Com. of Sup., 6984 (iii).
See ' Labour.'
Roy, Geo., Inspector of 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°*, 1295 ; 2°*, 1512; in Com., and 3°*, 2304 (i). (3 Edward Til, c. 185).
Rules oe 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. '
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. Hackett), 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 Baie des Ha Ha, Pier : in Com. of Sup.,
2289	(i).
St. Alphonse Ha Ha Bay, Wharf : in Com. of
Sup., 13489 (vi).
St. ANDiifc de Kamouraska Pier : in Com. of Sup.,
2290	(i), 13492 (vi).
St. Andrews' Locks, Man., Contract, Completion,
&c. ; 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 rc Construction : Ques. (Mr. McCreary), 14284 (vi).
St. Andrews, N.B., Wharf, Repairs: in Com. of
Sup., 5894 (iii).
'Stk. Anne tie la Perade, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 13488 (vi).
Stk. Anne i e la Pocatiere, Pier«Rkconstruction : 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.,
13488	(vi).
Ste Anne de Sorei., Has Piers : in Com. of Sup.,
13489	(vi).
See 'Sorei.'
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. LaRivilre)
1858 (i).
St. Catharines Drill Hall: in Com. of Sup., 13106 (vi).
St. Catherine's Bay andTadousac SS. Subvention: in Com. of Sup., 13695 (vi).
St. Chrysostome Railway Co.'s B. No. 158, (Mr. Broion) 1°*, 2582 ; 20#, 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) 10490 (v).
St. Eustache to St. Placide Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14317 (vi).
Ste. Famille, Pier Extension: in Com. of Sup.,
13488	(vi).
Ste. Fidele, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13493 (vi). Ste. Flavie, 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. Gedeo.n Islands, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13491 (vi).
St. Godefroi de Nocvelle, Breakwater : in Com.
13489	(vi).
St. Hyaointhe, 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) 400 (i), 6995
(iii).
St. Jean des Ohaillons, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13494 (vi).
St. Jerome, Lake St. John Wharf : inCom.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,' Ac., ' Atlantic East SS Service,' Ac.
[Stage Direction]
and W. Indies SS Subvention : in Com. of
Sup., 7740 (iv).
See ' Trade and Commerce.'
St. John, N.B., Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13042
(vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour : in Com. of Sap., 1181, 1183 (i).
See ' I.C.R.' Ac.
[Stage Direction]
Immigration Building : in Com. of 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]
Wateb and Drainage Service : in Com. of
Sup., 414, 486 (i).
See 'N.B.', Ac.
St. John River and St. Mary's River Indians, Pet. re: 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 Com. of Sup., 1178 (i).
St. John's, Que., Customs Building : in Com. of
Sup., 13059 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Drill Hall, Contract, Ac. : 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, ' Ac.
St. Lawrence, Cable and Tel. Lines : 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 Fast Atlantic Service : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 7584 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Gulp Fishing, Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux),
2917 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Islands Improvements, Ac.: in Com. of Sup.,
14661 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Lighthouses, Ac.: in Com. of Sup., 13632 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
AND Lloyds, Cor. re: 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, Ac. : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 4041 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Pilots, Retirement, Ac. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux),
2915 (ii).
See 'Pilots', Ac. 'Shipping Casulties B.'	,
[Stage Direction]
Rep. re Navigation, Obstructions, Ac.: in
Com. of Sup., (Mr. Clarke), 4133 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Route : in Com. of Sup., 5758 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Shipping Interests, Ac. : Remarks in Com.
of Sup. (Mr. Monk) 5758 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
Ship Channel : in Com. of Sup., 3218 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ship Channel, Dredging, Ac. : in Com. of
Sup., 3304 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 5007 (ii),
13332 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Wireless Telegraphy re : Sec 'Marconi '.
St. Louis, Elmsdale, Coleman and Conway Station Agents, P.E.I. Ry., Salaries, Ac. : Ques. (Mr. Haskett) 4361 (ii).
St. Louis Exhibition, Ac. : in Com. of Sup., 4599 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 3001 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Live Stock Exhibit : in Com. of Sup. 4602 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Live Stock Exhibit, Ac. : 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-POP.E A Malone : M. for copy of Contract* (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).
See ' Montreal ', Ac.
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).
ccliv
[Stage Direction]
St. Mary's River Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. 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 Beli.echasse, 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).
[Stage Direction]
Stop Logs : in Com. of Sup., 12908 (vi).
St. Patrick's Day, PuBLic Holiday : Ques. (Mr. Backett) 1858 (i).
St. Peters to Louisbourg Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14489 (vi).
St. Philippe d'Argenteuil to Biiownsburg, Ry.
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 Iii).
[Stage Direction]
Acting Warden, <fcc.: Ques. (Mr. Leonard)
10831 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Hospital Management, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 13669 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. (Mr. Grant) 14284 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Warden's Resignation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 286 (i).
Sabrevois, Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13485 (vi).
Sacre-Cgsur, Wharf : in Com, of Sup., 13478 (vi). Saddles and Bridles for last S.A. Contingent, Contract, &o. : (Mr. Monk) 1675 (i).
Safety of Ships Act Amt. B. No. 179 (Mr. Prefontaine) l°m., 3298(ii); 2"*, and in Com., 6918 ; 3° *, 6921 (iii). (3 Edward VU, c. 63). Saguenay Pilots : Sec ' Pilotage ' and ' Shipping Casualties Bills'.
Saguenay River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13472
(vi).
Salk of Tickets, P.E.I. Ry. : Ques. (Mr. Backett) 2503 (ii).
See ' P.E.I.' &c.
Salmon Canning Industry in B. C. : Remarks (Mr. Earle) 10102, 10241 (v)
Commissioners, B.C. : (Mr. Prefontaine) for Rep., 7109 (iii)
[Stage Direction]
 Hatcheries, B.C., Increased Capacity :
Ques. (Mr. Earle) 12073 (v).
Salmon Industry, Fraser River, B.C., Tkls. from Cannkrs Association, &c. : Read (Mr. Earle) 9968 (iv).
See 'B.C.'&c.
[Stage Direction]
Salmon shipped to France from 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)
Sandy Cove Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1149 (i). San Josi: Scale : Remarks in Com. of Sup , 4434
(ii)
Sarnia, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13117
(vi)
Saskatchewan Flection, 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. Bickerdikc) 1"*, 1462; 2°*, 1815 (i); in Com., 3225 ; 3°*, 3225
(ii)	. (J Edward VII, c. 88.)
Sault Ste. Marie, Canal, Construction : in Com. of Sup., 7560 (iii), 12904 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup.
13252 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
Labour Disturbances , Par. in Newspaper
(Mi-. Borden, Bfx.) 12610 (vi).
[Stage Direction]
 Par. in Montreal ' Star ' re Militia :
(Sir /c 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).
Savard, Mr. P. V., Emplymt. By Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Blain), 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 Fowler), 4959 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Schell), 5416 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
1st Rep. ofSel. Com. : Presented (Mr, Sutherland, Essex), 5511 (iii).
See 'Privileges', &e.
Schooley, William Francis, Relief B.
No. 128 (Mr: Boyd), 1°*, 2100 ; 2°m., 2305 (i); in Com., 3223 ; 3°*, 3224 (ii). (3 Edimrd VII, c. 189).
[Stage Direction]


Schooley, Wu. 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), 700 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 6893
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
Payments, &c. : Ques. (Mr. McCreary), 6169
(iii).
- N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).
See ' Indians '.
Schools of Navigation, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Pre-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 Dundonald : Remarks (Mr. Schell), 10536
(v). Sec ' Dundonald '.
' Scotia ' Stb., 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]
Stnint. (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]
SECRETARY OF STATE-Con.
Prince Albert 'Advocate,' Proclamation re Saskatchewan Election : in Com., of Sup., 14268 (vi).
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, &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 Bureau and Union Labels, kc. : 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° m., 4442; in Com. 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,!!'.K.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).
Settlers' Claims re Rebellion, 1885 : Remarks (Mr. Bonds) on M. for Sup., 13948 (vi).
Settlers Effects re Immigration : in Com. of Sup.,
'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).
See '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. Larivttre
2015 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Returns, N. W. T.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 3804 (ii).
6727 (iii).
Seven Islands Pulp k 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).	- 
[Stage Direction]
Shegawake, Harbour Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 13479 (vi).
Shepherd, B., Fishery Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 5127 (ii).
See 'Fisheries.'
Sherbrooke Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 13079 (vi).
Sheriffs, Clerks, &c., Yukon, Salaries: in Coin, of Sup., 3410 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Fees, Yukon, &c. : in Coin, of Sup., 3507 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
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) iu Com. of Sup., 1318G (vi). See ' Glace Bay,' &c.
Shippegan Habbodk, Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 1183 (i).
Shippers op Frozen Fish Claims, against Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgcy), 13373 (vi).
See 'Fisheries,' &c.
Shipping Casualties Act 1901, Amt. B.
No. 263 (Mr. Prefontaine), in Com. on Res., 12801; r* of B., 12805 ; 2°, and in Com., 12994; 3° m., 13560 (vi). (3 Edward VII, c. 64.) Shipping Federation of Canada Incorp. B. No. 93 (Mr. Bickerdikc), 1°*, 1193; 2°m„ 1328 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 2956 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 190.)
Ships Safety:
Sec ' Safety of Ships. '
Shives, Mr., Private Wharf, &c. : 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).
See I.C.R.: Signal Marine Service, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 13638 (vi).
See 'Marine.'
Sills, E. H., Payment re Storage op 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., Dism issalas F oreman of Colum bi a 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,' &e.
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.Ter. 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. Dept., Salary, See. : 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).
Sobel, Deep Water Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 2291 (i), 3374 (ii), 5921 (iii), 12845 (vi).

 Cor. re: Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Pope) 2302
(i).
Sou langes Canal, Compensation to Geo. Goodwin: in Com. of Sup., 14142 (vi).

Construction, Sec. : in Com. of Sup., 7549 (iii).

 Contractor Stewart's Claims : in Com. of
Sup., 12913 (vi).

 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, Sec: 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, &c., Information re Grievances, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ingram) 1027 (i).

Purchase of Discharge, &c. : Ques. (Mr-
Hughcs) 14287 (vi).

Medals Pbesentedby 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).

Pensions from Imp. Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Hughes,
Victoria) 2920 (ii).

Supplies purchased by Imp. Govt.: M. (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) for Copies of O.Cs. Sec.. 2700 (ii).

Complaint re Safety : Remarks (Mr. Geoffrion)
205 (i).
Speech from the Throne : M. (Sir JWilfrid 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, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 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 ', &c.
"Stanley", Str., and P.E.I. Winter Communication : Ques. (Mr. Lcfurgey) 4006 (ii).

Ques. (Mr. Ross, 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) 702*4 ; (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. Sproule) 7046 ; (Mr. Speaker) mem. bers remarks checked, 7044; (Mi'. Tarte) 7051; (Mr. Ingram) 7052 (iii).
Stratford Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 (vi).
Strathcona Horse Barracks: in Com. of Sup., 13130 (vi).
Sthathroy and Western Counties Ry. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 14314 (vi).
Stuart, Capt. 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 Prov., &c.: Remarks (Mr. Sproule), in Com. on Res., 14481 (vi).

Bonuses voted by Parlt., 1900, 1901, 1902:
Ques. (Mr. Wilson), 13934 (vi).

 -Goyt. Policy : Remarks (Mr. Brock), 14352 (vi).

Remarks (Mr Richardson), in Com. of Sup.,
14345 (vi).

Interest Payable, Sec.: 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. Gourlcii), 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. inN.W.T. and Man.:
(Mr. Scott) 1677 (i).
Subsidies, Total amount for Ten Years; Ques. (Mr. Heyd) 13934 (vi).
Subsidies voted by parliament, 1901-1903 : Ques. (Mr. Wilson) 2306 (i), 12842, 13027. 13259, 13370 (vi).
Subsidies, &o. : 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. Ry., 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 Cppy to Stewart River Ry.
Debert Coal Mines Ry.
Dom. Atlantic Rt. Co.
Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Rr. Co. Elkhorn and Moosomin Ry.
Halifax and South-western Ry. Co.
Harvey and Salisbury Branch Ry. Hawkesbury, 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.
Joggins Ry.
Joliette and Lake Manuan Ry.
Jonquikres to Ha Ha Bay Ry.
Kettle River Valley Ry. Co.
Klondike Mines Ry. Co.
Kootenay Central Ry. Co.
Lao Bouchette and Quebec and Lake St. John Ry. Co.
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 Springhill Ry.
Paspebiac to Gaspe Ry.
Quebec Central Ry. Co.
Quebec and Lake St. John Ry. Co.
Roberval to James Bay Ry.
St. Eustachf, to St. Placide Ry.
St. Francis River (Yamaska) Ry. Bridge.
St. John Valley and River duLoupRy. 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'Argknteuilto Brownsburg Ry. Seven Islands, Quebec and Murray Bay Ry. Shediac and Coast Ry. Co.
Strathroy and Western Counties Ry. Co. Sturgeon Falls Pulp and Lumber Co. Tilsonberg, 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, Lindsay and Pembroke Ry.

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Subsidies to Railways-Con.,
Trois Pistoles Bridge to Mackenzie and Ren-ocf Falls Rv.
Walkerville Bridge Co. Ry.
Walthaji 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 Lotbinikiie Ry.
York and Carleton Ry Co.
Yukon, Edmonton and Pacific Ry. Co.
Sudbury Coal, Discovery, &e.: 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. Wilniot) 4005 (ii).
Superior Court, Quebec: See ' Judges of Sup.
Court '.	-
Supplementary Estimates : Inquiry for (Mr. Monk) 10832 (v).
See 'Estimates.'
Supplies for Rys. voted for one Estimate, transferred to another : Remarks (Mr. Barker) in Com. of Sup., 14055, 14081 (vi).


Supply B.: Prop. Res. (Mr. Fielding) 6003 (iii).	*


Kilroy T.: , Amount re Services, 13993 (vi) Miscellaneous, 3962 (ii).
Preventive Services, 3949 (ii).
S raf''r.;,,or?!ltingencies' &c->
3782, 3897, 3949 in;, loWoU (vi).

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SUPPLY-Con.
Com m itt ee- Con.
Justice, Administration of- Con.
Miscellaneous-Con.
Salary of Junior Judge, Nipissing, 14258 (vr) Travelling Allowances, Judges, B.C., 3391) (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).
Y ukon:
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).
Legislation:
General :	.
Printing Paper and Binding, 5207 (m). Voters' Lists, 5274 (iii).
House of Commons :
Debates, Amanuenses, 14243 (vi).
Increases to Clerks, 14112 (vi).	[DOT]
Sessional Clerks, 11242 (vi).
Sessional Messengers, 14243 (vi).
Tradesmen and others, 14115 (vi). ,
Library :
Salaries, 5207 (iii).
Senate:
General Vote, 5201 (iii).
Lu/hthouse and Coast Service :	__
Aids to Navigation, 4173 (ii), 5735 (iii), 13033 (vi).
Halifax Harbour, Land Purchase for Buoy Service, 13038 (vi).	..
Lurcher's Shoal Lightship, 4173 (u). 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 (n). Telephonic Communication, Atkinson Lighthouse and Vancouver, 13038 (vi).
Wireless Telegraph Stations, Equipment 13039 (vi).
Mail Subsidies and Steamship Subventions : Canada and Australia, 5880 (iii), 130/1 (vi). Canada and G. B., 5997 (iii), 7573, 7728 (iv)
Canada and South Africa, 5878 (iii), 7740 (iv). Gaspe Basin and Dalhousie, 7750 (iv).
Gaspe Basin Tmd Paspebiac, 13094 (yi).
Grand Manan and Mainland, 7742 (iv).
Halifax and Canso, 0002 (iii).
Halifax, Nfld. and Liverpool, 7730 (iv). Magdalen Islands, 7741 (iv), 13075 (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., 13076 (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.
Comm ittee-Con.
Mail Subsidies and Steamship Conventions-Con.
* St. John, Halifax, W. I. and South America, 7740 (iv).
St. John and Halifax via Yarmouth, 7742 (iv).
St. Stephen, Campobello and Back Bay, &c., 7759 (iv), 13095 (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 Coaist Vancouver Island, 13694 (vi).
Militia :
Annual Drill, 3603, 5005 (ii).
Contingencies, 3778 (ii).	'
Coronation Contingent, Further Amount, 0950
(iii)-	...
Dominion Arsenal, 7089 (ill).
Esquimalt Defences, 3778 (ii).
General Statement, 13379 (vi).
Grants to Associations, 3707 (ii).
Hamilton, Drill Hall, Additional Land, 6949
(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, 0950 (iii).
Transport and Freight, 3752 (i i).
Winnipeg Barracks, Paving Streets, 6949 (in).
Miscellaneous:	.	irwv._
Alaska Boundary Commission, 0931 (m), 139o7 (vi).
Arbitration, Can., Ont. and Que., 12590 (v).
A rt Academy, 12589 (v).
Astronomical Observatory, 6791 (ni).	^
Astronomical Work of Interior Dept., 6/90(iii). Can. Mining Institute, Publication of Documents, 12501 (v), 139G5 (vi).
C.P.R., Transportation of Sir Edmund Barton,
Classification of Records, Privy Council Office, 12592 (v).
Engraving, &c., of Maps of Can: and N.W.T.,
6800 (iii).
Keewatin Govt. Ex]wnses, 6798 (in).
Maintenance of Lunatics, 6798 (iii).
Labour Dept., &c., 7197 (iii).	, .
Labour Troubles, B.C., Royal Commission, 6984 (iii).	...
Litigation, Costs, 6794 (iii).
Maintenance of Assay Office, \ancouver, 6/99 (iii), 13965 (vi).	*
Maintenance of Roads, &c., Banff Park, 6jt>8
(iii).	.
Bath House, &c., 13955 (vi).
Museum Building, 6927 (iii).
Martineau Defalcations, Exiienses of Commission re, 6991 (iii).
* Middleton, late T. W., re Shortage, 6931 (m). Naturalization Act, Exiienses re, 6952 (iii). N.W.T. Govt., Protection of Bow River Bridge, Canmore, 6925 (iii).
Paris Agency, 12589 (v).
Petersen, Tate & Co., Return of Deposit, o9o3
(iii).	.
P. O. Savings Bank, Defalcation, Compensation re, 14274 14655 (vi).
Prince Albert Advocate, Payments, 14268,14bo2 (vi).	_
Printing Bureau Plant, 12587 (y).
Rand's Micmac Dictionary, 12592 (v).
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SUPPLY-CW.

[Stage Direction]
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Capita! :
Buildings:
Ottawa:
Astronomical Observatory, 342 (i). Parliament Buildings, Addition, kc., 13006 (vi).
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, kc., 5826
(iii).
Trails, Roads and Bridges :	,
Yukon :
To pay Trading and Exploring Co., Ltd., 5826 (iii).
Public Works- Collrction 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 (ii).
Working Expenses, 13368 (vi).
Lower St. Lawrence, 2989 (ii).
N.W.T., 2991 (ii).
P.E.I. and Mainland, 2988 (ii).
SS. Tyrian, kc., 5007 (ii).
Yukon Territory:
Ashcroft-Dawson, kc., 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 . (>)[DOT]
General Vote, 961 (i).
Immigrant Buildings, 14247 (vi).
Salaries to Resident Clerks of Works, (tc.. 903 (i).
Manitoba:
Winnipeg Immigration Buildings, &c., 5844 (iii), 13126 (vi).
[u'No. 235, l\xb0m ,\n7658 (iv).', "Ques. of Order'(Mr. Sproule) 7726 (iv).", "and Sir William Mulock's Speech : Remarks\n(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 :\nQues. (Mr. Casgrain), 541 (i).\nSec 'G.T. Pacific.'\nR\nTranslation of Parliamentary Papers : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain), 545 (i).\nTranslators of Debates, Rental of Offices : Ques. (Mr. Blain), 3799 (ii).", 'Ques. (Mr. Clarke), 2311 (i).\nTransport and Freight for Military Purposes : in Com. of Sup., 3752 (ii).\nTransportation Commission and Tariff Inquiry, Par. in Montreal " Herald ": Remarks (Mr. Monk), 853 (i).\nTransportation Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 9582 (iv).\nTransportation Commission, &o., Appnmt. of Commissioners : Notification (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 5137 (iii).', 'Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 1199 (i), 3129,\n4840 (ii), 9819 (iv).', ' Appnmt. of Sir Wm. Vanhorne : Remarks\n(Mr. Borden, Halifax), 7297 (iii).', "Discussion of rc Sobel Wharf : Remarks\n(Mr' Brock), in Com. of Sup., 12849 (vi).", 'Expenditure re : in Com. of Sup., 13362 (vi).', 'Forma*on, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 9819 (iv).', 'Further Arrangements, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 9458 (iv).', 'Instructions, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden,\nHalifax), 4120 (ii).', 'Meetings, Business transacted, &c.: Ques.\n(Mr. Clarke), 13027 (vi).', ':-O. C. re Appnmts .: M. for Copies (Mr. Tarte),\n1324 (i).', 'Personnel, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 4727 (ii), 7206 (iii).', "Sir Wm. Vanhorne's Views re\\ Ques. (Mr. Barker), 8330 (iv).\nTransportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M. for Com. of Sup., (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 3432(ii).\nDebate : (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 3438 ; (Mr. Sproule), 3442 ; (Mr. Haggart), 3.444 ; (Mr. Tarte), 3451 ; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria), 3456 ; (Mr. Charlton), 3459; (Mr. Dep. 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).\nTransportation Facilities, Port Colborne : in Com. of Sup., 13024 (vi).", "re St. Lawrence, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 3365\n(ii).\nTransportation from the N.W.T.: See 'Ry. Traffic ', Sec.\t,\nTransportation Policy rc Speech from Throne : Remarks (Mr. Haggart), 6404 (iii).\nTrap Nets in Gulf St. Lawrence, Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux), 2917 (ii).\nTreadgold and Transportation Commission, Inquiry, re (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4840 (ii).", 'Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4960 (ii).\ncclxxiv', 'Treadgold Concessions : Amt. (Mr. Casgrain), to Com. of Sup., 2796 ; Neg. (Y. 52 ; N. 95), 2914 ; (Amt.) 2X26 (ii).\nDebate : (Sir William Mulock), 2826; (Mr. Pringle) 2842 ; (Mr. Blair) 2863 ; (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).\nTbeadgold Concessions, Instructions to Commission, &o. i Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 4486 ; Neg. (Y. 40; N. 88) 4546 (ii).\nDebate : (Sir William Mulock) 4499; (Mr. Monk) 4505 ; (Mr Borden, Hfx.) 4509 ; '(Mt.Blair) 4513 ; (Mr. Tarte) 4522; (Mr. Northrup) 4525 ; (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 4533 ; (Mr. Haggart) 4536; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4541 ; (Mr. Davis) 4544 (ii).\nTreadgold Commission, Appnmt., &c. : Notification (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5137 (iii).", 'and Dawson Board of Trade, Memorial re :\nRemarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 1224 (i).', ' AppNmt. of Commission : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 3298, 3303, 3713 (ii).', 'Appnmt. of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain), 3864 (ii).', ' Corrected Answer (Mr. Sifton), 6803 (iii).', "Engineer's Rep. to Min. of Jus., 2798 (ii).", 'Free Representations, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell)\n5990 (iii).', 'Free Representations : Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 6427 (iii).', 'Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 3397\n(ii).', 'Inquiry for Rep. of Commissioner (Mr. Borden,\n. Hfx.), 13134, 13258 (vi).', 'Instructions to Commission : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 4120, 4564 (ii), 5242(iii).\n_____- Letter frosi Dawson Board of Trade, 2818\n(ii) .\t(', 'Letter from Hon. J. H. Ross re Lib. Convention, 2817 (ii).\n______Letter to Senator Wood from Holme,\nMiller & Co., 2807 (ii).', "Liberal Asso'cn, Pet., 2821 (ii).\n______Lib. Platform, Convention, 2842 (ii).", 'pledges of Hon. J. H. Ross, 2843 (ii).', "' Morning Sun ', Quotations, &c., 2804 (ii).", " ' Morning Sun ', Reps, of Dawson City\nMeeting, 2808 (ii).", 'Names of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 4727 (ii).', 'Par. in Dawson Newspapers re Evidence,\n&o.: Remarks (Mr. Monk) 11064 (v).', "Personnel: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.)6638,\n(iii)\t.\n______Pet. by Yukon Citizens to Gov. Gen., 2798\n(ii).\n______Pringle, Mr., Speech at Bonanza, 2822 (ii).\n______Representations, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden,\nHfx.) 6638 (iii), 7927 (iv). .\n______Resolutions of Dawson Citizens' Meeting\n1902, 2810 (ii).\nTreadgold Concessions, Resolutions re Liberal Convention, 2815 (ii).", 'Sec. 14, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.)\n4593 (ii).', ' Tappan Abney\'s Remarks in " Harpers,\nWeekly", 2849 (ii).', 'Tel. from Dawson Board of Trade re Pets\n&c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1195 (i).', "Tel. from Board of Trade, Dawson : Read\n' (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 8085 (iv).", "Tel. from W. A. Beddoe rc Commissioner's\nRefusal to produce Files : Read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 9818 (iv).", " Remarks re (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 9979 (iv).\nTreadgold Exhibits, Glasgow Exhibition : in\nCom. of Sup., 4612 (ii).\nTreadgold, Hydraulic Leases, &c. : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Bell), 288 (i).\nTreasury Board : See 'Auditor General.'\nTree Culture, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6773 (iii).\nTree Planting : in Com. of Sup., 13775 (vi).\nSee 'Timber.'\nTrent 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.\n(Mr. Ward), 129 (i).', 'Messrs. Corry & Laverdure, Interest re\nArbritation : in Com. of Sup., 14651 (vi).', 'Payment to Thus. Dodds: Ques. (Mr. Hughes,\nVictoria), 8118 (iv). 1', 'Peterborough Entrance Pier : in Com. of\nSup., 14645 (vi).', 'Rep. of W. McLeod, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Porter),\n12716 (vi).', u"Rosedale Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13249 (vi).\n*\n\nSpecifications, Reps., &c.: M. (Mr. Ward),\nfor Copies, 2313 (i).\nTrenton Harbour, Dredging: in Com. of Sup.,\n1434 (i).\nTrois Pistoles Bridge to Mackenzie and Renouf Ealls, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14462(vi).\nTrottier, Louis M., Emplymt. by .Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Morin), 8488 (iv).\nTruro to Parrsborough, Rt. Subsidy: Remarks (Mr. Gourley), in Com. on Ry. Res., 14491 (vi).\nTruro Station Accommodation: in Com. of Sup., 12603 (v).\nTrust Co. : See ' Royal Trust.'\nTrust Corporation : See 'Consolidated.'\nTrust Funds, Moosonee Diocese B. No.\n148 (Mr. Osier), 1\xb0*, 2396 (i); 2\xb0*, 2720; in Com., and 3\xb0*, 3795 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 157).\nTuberculosis, Aid to Can. Association : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13517 (vi).\nTucker, Henry, Payment rc Investigation : in Com. of Sup., 14156 (vi).\n' Tunisian ' and ' Bavarian, ' Sirs. , Rate of Speed, Ac. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13672 (vi).", "\n\nTurnpike Trust, Montreal, Indebtedness, &c. : M. for Stmnt. (Mr. Monk) 672 (i).\nTurtle Mountain Land Slide, Investigation, &<-'[DOT]: in Com. of Sup., 13965 (vi).\nSee 'Frank.'\nTwo-CentFare Clause, G. T. Ry.,Repeal or, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Maclean) 11828 (v).", u"Amt. in Com. on B. 235, 12221 (v).\nSee ' Ry. B. 21.'\nTwo Mountains District, Railway Facilities : Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Ethier) 7567 (iv).\t,\nTyerman, P. D\u201e Payments to by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 286 (i).\nUnforeseen Expenses: in Com. of Sup., 6951 (iii), 12588 (v).\nUnited Empire Life Insurance Co.'s B. No. 163 (Mr. Thompson) 1\xb0*, 2582 ; 2\xb0*, 2956; in Com., 3796, 3983 ; 3\xb0*, 3984 (ii). (3 Edward VII, c. 198).\nU. S. Coasting Laws, Bonding Privileges, &c., Regulations re : Remarks (Mr. Paterson) 13135 (vi).", 'Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 12714 (vi).\nU. S. Immigration Officers, Newport Vt., Treatment of English Delegates : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) 12495 (v).\nU. S. Indemnity to Fishermen, Cor. &c. : M. (Mr. Lemieux) for Cor.*, 3236 (ii).\nU. S. Instructions to Masters of Vessels re Customs Manifest and Postage, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 5664 (iii).\nUnprovided Items : in Com. of Sup., 6993 (iii).\nUpper Ottawa Improvement Co. : in Com. of Sup., 2974 (ii).\nUpper Salmon River : in Com. of Sup., 1184 (i).\nVacancies in. Electoral Districts: Notification (Mr. Speaker) 2 (i).\nVai.iquette, Mr. J. A., Appnmt. as Stenographer in Yukon : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 4005 (ii).\nValleyfield, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 5905 (iii).', "Election: See ' Beauharnois.'", 'Labour Strike, Payment of Militia : Ques.\n(Mr. Clarke) 13371 (vi).', 'Post Office, Erection, Purchase of Site,\n&o.,: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 98 (i).', 'Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 443 (i).', 'Post Office, Tenders re : Ques. (Mr. Taylor)\n11187 (v).', 'Strike, Pay of Men, &c. : Remarks in Com.\nof Sup., 3586, 3753 (ii).', u'Ques. (Mr. Morin) 2759 (ii).\nVancouver and Coast Kootenay Railway Co.\'s Incorp.\' B. No. 87 (Mr. Mae-pherson) 1\xb0*, 1111; 2"*, 1328 (i); in Com., 4587 ; in Com., and 3\xb0*, 46V2 (ii) (3 Edward VII, c. 199).\nVancouver Harbour, Lands B. No. 76\n(Mr. Macpherson 1\xb0*, 872 ; 2\xb0*, 1026 (i).\nVancouver Island to Salt Springs Island Telephone Service : in Com. of Sup., 13337 (vi).\nVancouver Post Office : in Co:*. of Sup., 13131 (vi).', "P.O., Inspector, Salary : in Com. of Sup.,\n14000 (vi).\nVankleek Hill Postal Service, Complaints re-. Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) on cone., 14764 (vi).\nVegetables imported from U.S., Duty collected at Toronto and Montreal : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 1058 (i).\nSee ' Market '.\nVeniot, P.I., Customs Collector at Bathurst : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 3629 (ii).\nVentilation in H. of C.: in Com. of Sup., 488, 975\n(i).\t'\t.", 'Remarks (Mr. Bell) in Com. of Sup., 13006 (vi).', "Fans, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 4362 (ii),\n6406 (iii).\nVestibule Equipment for I.C.R. Cars : in Com. of Sup., 7520 (iii), 12600 (v).\nVeterans, Canadian, Pet. re Military Service, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bourassa) 11188 (v).\nVeterinary, Chief Inspectors, Salaries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1591 (i).\nVeterinary Division, Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 5502 (iii).\nVictoria Bridge, Montreal, Amounts paid by Govt. : M._ for Ret. * (Mr. Monk) 706 (i).\nVictoria and San Francisco S.S. Subvention : in Com of Sup., 7741 (iv).\nVictoria, B.C. and Vancouver Island, SS Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 13694 (vi).\nVictoria Geological Museum : in Com. of Sup., 365 (i), 14243 (vi).\nSee ' Public Works, &c.'\nVictoria Memorial, London, Contribution of Canada : in Com. of Sup., 14655 (vi).\nVictoria, N.W.T. to Andrews, Tel. Link : in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).\nVictoria, N.S., Beach Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13213 (vi).\nVille Marie Wharf, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).\t_\nVisitors in H. of C. Corridors : Ques. of Priv. (Mr. Lennox) 11427, 11557 (v).\nVolunteers of Man. and N.W.T., Land Scrip, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Scott) 820 (i).\nVoters' Lists, Contingent Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 5274 (iii).\nSee ' Electoral Lists.'\nVowell, Mr., Indian Supt., Salary : in Com. of Sup., 13785 (vi).\nWaby, Indian Prisoner, Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6418 (iii).\nWadsworth, Mr., Indian Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 6425 (iii).\nWagner, D. J., Salary Increase : Remarks (Mr. Foicler) in Com. of Sup., 14256 (vi).\nWalkerville Bridge Co., Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14509 (vi).\nWallaceburg Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 505 (i).\ncclxxvi", 'Wallace, David Wardkope, Member for Electoral District of Russell : Introduced, 1642 (i). Wallace Harbour, N.S., Ferry Landings : in Com. of Sup., 13216 (vi).\nWalpole 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).\nWashabuck Centre Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 1150\n(i).\nWashington, Mr. Hector, Rep. re Land Values : Remarks re in Com. of Sup., 4430 (ii).\nWater Supply for Dom. Buildings: in Com. of\nSup., 1067 (i).\nWater 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).', u"Debate : See ' Budget '\nWedge Point, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).\nWeekly Publications, ' Jesse James ' Series, Customs Duties, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 11426 (v). Weigh Masters Bill: See 'General Inspection.' Weights and Measures Act (milk cans) Amt. B. No. 20 (Mr. Campbell) l\xb0m, 203 ; 2\xb0m., 2338 (i), 3245 (ii).", u'(scales) Amt. B. No. 188 (Mr. Bernier)\n1\xb0* *, 3708; 2\xb0*, 4009; in Com., 4009, 4187 ; 3\xb0*, 4203 (ii) (3 Edward VII, c. 72).\nWeights and Measures Inspectors : Salaries in Com.of Sup., 5381 (iii).\nWelland Canal, Deepening, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,\n7804 (iv).\t,', 'Drainage, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 12905 (vi).', 'Electric Lighting, &c. ; in Com. of Sup.,\n14148 (vi).', ' Electric Light Plant : in Com. of Sup.,\n12900 [vi).', ' Land Damages : in Com. of Sup., 7805 (iv).\nLock Tenders, Salaries : Remarks in Com.\n[DOT] of Sup., 12921 (vi).', 'Lowering Mitre Sills: in Com. of Sup.,\n7804 (iv), 14149 (vi).', "Rock Cut : See 'Colborne.'", 'Stone Protection Walls : in Com. of Sup.,\n12904\t(vi).', 'Surveys re Govt. Lands : in Com. of Sup.,\n12905\t(vi).', 'Water Power, O. Cs. re, &c. : Que:. (Mr. Lancaster) 1859 (i).', u"Water Power, Rep. of Board of Trade of\nSt. Catharin is, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster)\n*\t668 (i).\nWellington to Union Bay, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14491 (vi).\t'\nWendover Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1434 (i). Wentworth, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13216 (vi).\nWest Baccaro, Boat Harbour Channel : in Com. of Sup., 1150 (i).\nWest Bay, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).\t.\nWest, Dr., Medical Inspector of Indians : in Com. of Sup., 13784 (vi).\nWestern Alberta Railway Co.'s B. No.\n205 (Mr. Campbell) 1\xb0*, 5238; 2\xb0*, 5362; in Com., and 3\xb0*, 6657 (iii) (3 Edward VII, c. 200). Western Assurance Co.'s B. No. 244 (Mr. McCarthy) 1\xb0*, 8406; 2\xb0*, 8559 (iv); in Com., and 3\xb0*, 10903 (v), (3 Edward VII, c. 201). Western Canada Mortgage, &c. Bill: See ' Canada Permanent. '\nWest Lorne Ry. Accident, Commission, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke) (.168 (iii).\n>\nJury's Verdict, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clarke)\n3231 (ii).", 'Rep. of Commissioner :\tRemarks (Mr. Clarke) on Adjmnt., 4726 (ii).', u"Rep. of Commissioners :\tRemarks (Mr. Clarke) 5088 (ii), 5242 (iii).\nWestminster Bridge Co.'s Incorp. B. No.\n249 (Mr. Morrison) M. to receive Pet., 10489 1\xb0, 10744 ; 2\xb0*, 10903 (v).\nWest Point, U.S. : Remarks (Col. Hughes) in Com. of Sup., 13095 (vi).\nWharfs, &c., Building by Govt. : Remarks injCom of Sup., 13143, 13449 (vi).\nWharf Connections and Ry. Subsidies by Govt Remarks in Com. on Ry. Res., 14463 (vi). Wharfs, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 4174 (ii).", "Private, Govt. Expenditure, &c. : Remarks\nin Com. of Sup., 1352-1377 (i).\nSee ' Public Works. '\nWheat, Blockade in N.W.T. ; See 'Ry. Traffic,' 11425 (v).", ' Export Freight Rates per Hundred\nPounds : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 11188,11425 (v).', 'Freight Rates, Res. of Morden Board of\nTrade : Ques. (Mr. Stewart) 12074 (v).', 'Shipments from Port Arthur and Ft. William : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 284 (i).', "Ques. (Mr. Holmes) 542 (i).\nSee ' Grain,' &c.\nWhitby Public Building : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13111 (vi).\nWhite, Albert S., Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Foicler), 4673 (ii).\nWhite's Cove, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).\nWhite, Mr., Expenses re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6732, 685b (iii).\nWhite Horse Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).\nWhite, Mr., Inland Revenue, Prescott: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13970 (vi).", 'cclxxvii\nWhite Mud River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i).\nWhitney Pier, N.S., Salary of Postmaster, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Borden, -Halifax), 130, 668 (i).\nWiallard, Paul, Emflymt, by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 11188 (v).\nWilliamsburg Canals, Appnmt. of Supt., &c. : Remarks (Mr. Beid, Grenville), in Com. of Sup., 12927 (vi).\ti', "Collector's Salary : in Com. of Sup., 12934\n(vi).", 'Gate Lifter : in Com. of Sup., 14149 (vi).', "Overseer's House ; in Com. of Sup., 14150(vi).", u'Working Scow: in Com. of Sup., 14154 (vi).\nSee \' Galop \'.\nWilliam\'s Head, B. C., Quarantine Station Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).\nWilson\'s Beach Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13228 (vi).\t.\nWilson, Stephen, Relief B. No. 228 (Mr. Wade), 1\xb0*, 7922 ; 2\xb0*, 8264 ; M. for Com., 9149 ; in Com.,and 3\xb0*,9152 (iv). (3 Edward VII, c. 202).\nWinding Ledges Power and Boom Co.\'s Incorp. B. No. 26 (Mr. Costigan), 1\xb0*, 367; 2\xb0 m., 630, 664 (i).\nWindsor Harbour, N.S., Sheer Dam, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 14248 (vi).\nWindsor Junction Accident, I. C. R , Evidence re: Remark (Mr. Clarke), 3301, 3398, 3496, 3712 (ii).\nWindsor, N.S, New Station, Rental, &c.:in.Com. of Sup., 14097 (vi).\nWindsor, Ont., Customs Port of Entry, Salaries, &c.; Remarks in Com. of Sup.. 3907 (ii).\nWindsor, Ont.,Post Office, Letter Boxes: in Com. of Sup., 13113 (vi).\nWingham, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13120 (vi).\nWinnipeg Bank :\t\' Bank of Winnipeg \'. &c.\nWinnipeg Barracks, Street Paving : in Com. of Sup., 6949 (iii).\nWinnipeg Beach to Icelandic River Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14338 (vi).\nWinnipeg City Water Power Bill: Sce" As-siniboine River \'.\nWinnipeg, Immigration Buildings and Postal Station : in Com. erf Sup., 13126, (vi).', 'Land Office : in Com. of Sup., 6767 (iii).', 'Military Magazine : in Com. of Sup.,\n13127 (vi).', 'Military Stores : in Com. of Sup., 13126 (vi).', 'Post Office Building: in Com. of Sup.,438 (i),\n13127 (vi).', 'P.O. Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 14001 (vi).', u"P.O., Revenue, Ac.: Ques. (Mr. Puttee) 666(i).\nWinnipeg Western Land Corporation Co.'s Limited B. No. 61 (Mr. McCarthy) 1\xb0* 707; 2\xb0*, 977 (i); in Com., and 3\xb0*, 2720 (ii) (3 Ed ward VII, c. 204).\nWinnipegosis, Channel Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i).\nWinter Communication by Str ' Stanley', P.E.I.: Ques. (Mr. Lefnrgey) 4006 (ii).", 'M. for Copies of Pets., &c., (Mr. Lefurgey) 2765\n(ii).', 'Construction of Str. : Ques. (Mr. Hacked\n6895 (iii).', 'Cor. with Govt.: M. for Copies (Mr. Hughes,\nP.E.I.) 1036 (i).', "M. for Memorials, &c. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2765 (ii).\nSee 'P.E.I.,' &c.\nWire Fencing, Murray Canal : in Com. of Sup. 14150 (vi).\nSee ' Canals,' &c.\nWireless Stations on Marine Coasts : in Com. of Sup., 13639 (vi).\nSee ' Marconi,' &c.\nWolfe Island, Dredging Shoal : in Com. of Sup., 1427 (i), 13252 (vi).\nWolfville, N.S., Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).\nWood Alcohol, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5373 (iii).", ' Manufacture in Canada, Output, &c. :\nQues. (Mr. Bennett) 98 (i).', "Remarks in Com. of Sup., 227 (i).\nSee ' Standard,' &c.\nWoods, J. W.,Rental of Buildings,&c.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 5764 (iii).", 'Tender for Tents, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor)\n3804 (ii).', u'Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 5764 (iii).\nWoodmen of the World, Can. Order B.\nNo. 31 (Mr. Calvert)\'. 1\xb0*, 367 ; 2\xb0*, 632; in Com., 1854 ; 3"*, 1J54 (i). (3 Edward VII, c. 206). Wood Mountain Post, Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 13335 (vi).\nWoodstock, N. B. and Fredericton Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14342 (vi).\nWoodstock, N. B., Armoury and Gun Shed : in Com. of Sup., 13039 (vi).', 'Drill Shed, Purchase of Site : M. (Mr. Hale)\nfor Cor.,* 3236 (ii).', 'Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Borden Hfx.) 4563 (ii),\n5735 (iii).', 'Remarks re Ret. (Mr. Borden Hfx.) 4593 (ii).', 'Repairs, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Hale) 705 (i).', "Ques. (Mr. Hale) 672 (i).\nWoodstock, N. B. toU.S. Boundary, Ry. Subsidt: in Com. on Res., 14322 (vi).\nWoodstock, Ont., Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 '(vi).", u"Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 13041,\n13108 (vi).\nWoolf Valve Gear Co.'s Patent Relief B.\nNo. 161 (Mr. Belcourt) 1\xb0*, 2582 ; 2\xb0*, 2756 (ii); in Com., and 3\xb0*, 5560(iii).(3 Edward VII, c. 205). Working Expenses, I. C. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 12873 (vi).\n______p. E. I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 12891 (vi).\ncclxxviii", "Wrecking Plant, Str. 'Lord Stbathoona,' Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6003 (iii), 13697 (vi). Wrecks, Investigation re: in Com. of Sup., 4116 (ii).", u'Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13524, 13514 (vi).\nSee \' Marine. \'\nWright, Mr. A. W., Amounts raid to by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Scott) 8116 (iv).\nYamaska Lock, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 13498 (vi).\nYamaska to Lotbiniere, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14318 (vi).\nYamaska River and St. Guillaume, Ry. Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14486 (vi).\nYarmouth, Y.S., Bar, Dredging : in Com. of Sup.,\n13218 (vi).\n\'Yearbook\': in Com. of Sup., 4429 (ii). YohoPark, Road Construction, &c:in Com. of Sup., 6790 (iii).\nYork and Carleton Ry. Co.\'s Subsidy: in Com. on Res., 14488 (vi).\nYorkton Court House, in Com. of Sup., 961 (i). Yukon, Compensation to Can. Bank of Commerce : in Com. of Sup., 14274 (vi).\nYukon, Edmonton and Pacific Ry. Co.\'s Subsidy :\nin Com. on Res., 14341 (vi).\nYukon Territory Act (Jurors) Amt. B. No. 9 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) l\xb0m., 94; 2\xb0*, 313; in Com., 313; 3"*, 314 (i). (3 Edward, VII, c. 73). Yukon Ter. Act (Court of Appeal) Amt. B. No. 254 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) l"m., 11692 ; 2"*, in Com., and 3\xb0*, 12301 ;v). (3 Edward VII, o. 74). YUKON:\nAdministration of Justice : In Com. of Sup.,\n3409(H).\nAdministration, Sec.: in Com. of Sup., 13367 (vi). Britton, Judge, Charges re Investigation of Treadgold Commission, Par. in Dawson Newspapers, Ac. : Remarks (Mr. Monk), 1106*5\n(v)\t.\nBuildings : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).\nClerks, Travelling Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3409 (U).\nCompensation to Can. Bank of Commerce : in Com. of Sup., 14274 (vi).\nCourts, Purchase of Law Books : in Com. of Sup., 3506 (ii).\nCustoms Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 3968 (ii). Dawson Board of Trade, Memorial re Tread-gold Concessions : Remarks (Mr Borden, Halifax), 1024 (i).\nDawson Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 2992 (ii). District Newspapers, Amounts paid by Govt. : M. for stmnt. * (Mr. Monk), 706 (i).\nDom. Land Regulations: in Com. on Res., 13791 (vi).\nDugas, Judge, Refund to Dept. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3411 (ii).\nEii.bf.ck, Sheriff, Fees, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 3507 (ii).', "Salary, Living Allowance, Fees, &c. :\nin Com., of Sup., 3414 (ii).\nEldorado Gusher, Expenditure, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6949, 7275 (iii).\nGold Commissioner's Office, Dawson City, Defalcations, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii). Govtl. Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6802, 6949 (iii), 13367 (vi).\t>\nHarbours and Rivers: in Coin, of Sup., 13306\n(vi)\t.\nYUKON-Com\nHospital Grants: in Com. of Sup., 7291 (iii).\nHydraulic Leases: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Bell) 288 (i).", 'M. for Copies* (Mr. Ron, Yukon), 1323 (i).\nIndians, General Expenditure: in Com. of Sup., 7272 (iii).', "Relief, Medical Attendance, &c. : in\nCom.of Sup., 7270 (iii).\nJudges' Living Allowances: in Com. of Sup., 3411 (ii).", 'TRAVELLING allowances : in Com. of Sup.,\n3409 (ii).', "Law Library:in Com. of Sup., 14267 (vi).\nLewes and Yukon River Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 13306 (vi).\nLithgow, Mr., Controller : in Com. of Sup., 7287 (iii).\nMiddleton,T.W.,Gold Commissioner's Office, Defalcation, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii).\nMounted Police, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 5262 (Hi).\nNewspapers, Amounts paid by Govt.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk), 706 (i).\nN. IV. Mounted Police, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5003 (ii).\t.\nOfficials, Living Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3509 (ii).\nPolice Magistrates, Living Allowances, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3415 (ii).\nPost Office Deficit : Remarks (Sir William, Mulock), in Com. of Sup., 14014 (vi).\nPublic Works : in Com. of Sup., 13133,13306 (vi).\nRegulations rc Dom. Lands, Approval, &c.: in Com. on Res., 13791 (vi).\nRoads and Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 5826, 7283\n(iii).\nSheriffs, Clerks, &c. Salaries: Hi Com. of Sup., 3410 (H).\nSheriffs Fees, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3507 (ii).\n-*-Living Allowances: in Com. of Sup., 3414 (ii).\nStenographers, Appnmt. of J. A. Valiquette : Ques. (Mr. Bennett), 4005 (ii).", u'Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3411 (ii).\nSupplies, Purchase, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6930 (iii).\nTaylor, Geo. L., Police Magistrate, Yukon, Salary, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3415 (ii).\nTel. Lines : in Com. of\xabSup., 2992 (ii).', "Management, &c., Par. in ' Post Intelligencer ' re: Remarks (Mr. Morrison) 7003 (iii).", "Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,\n14041 (vi).\nTelegraph Operators, Salaries : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 3418, 3509 (ii).\nTrading and Exploring Company's Expenses re Yukon Trail : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).\nTreadgold and Transportation Commission, Inquiry re : (Mr. Borden, Hjx.) 4840 (ii).", 'Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4960 (ii).\nTreadgold Concessions, Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 2796; Neg. (Y. 52; N. 95) 2912; (Amt.) 2826(H).', 'Letter from Dawson Board of Trade, 2818\n(ii).', 'Letter from Hon. J. H. Ross re Liberal\nConvention, 2817 (ii).', 'Letter to Senator Wood from Holme,\nMiller & Co., 2807 (H).', 'Liberal Association, Pet., 2S21 (ii).', 'Liberal Platform, Convention, 2842 (ii).', 'Pledges of Hon. J. H. Ross, 2843 (ii).', "'Morning Sun' Quotations, &e., 28C4 (ii).", "' Morning Sun ' Reps., Dawson City\nMeeting, 2808 (ii).", 'cclxxix\nYUKON-Con.\nTreadgolp Concessions, &c., Amt. (Mr. Cas~ grain) 4486 (ii).', 'Appnmt. of Commission: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 3298, 3303, 3713 (ii).', 'Appnmt. of Commissioners : Remarks\n(Mr. Gasgrain) 3864 (ii).\t_', 'Appnmt. Ac.: Notification (Sir Wilfrid\nLaurier) 5137 (iii).', 'and Dawson Board of Trade, Memorial\nre: Remarks (Mr. Borden, HJx.) 1024 (i).', 'Corrected Answer (Mr. Sifton) 6803 (iii).', "Engineer's Rep. to Min. of Jus., 2798 (ii).", 'Exhibits, Glasgow Exhibition : in Com.\nof Sup., 4612 (ii).', 'Free Representations, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 5990 (iii).', 'Free Representations : Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 6427 (iii).', 'Hydraulic Leases, &c.: M. for Cor.*\n(Mr. Bell) 288 (i).', 'O. Cs. &c.: M. for Copies * (Mr. Boss,\nYukon).', 'Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Borden, Hfx.)\n3397 (ii).', 'Inquiry for Rep. of Commissioners (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13134, 13258 (vi).', 'Instructions to Commission : Remarks\n(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4120, 4564 (ii), 5242 (iii).', 'Remarks (Mr. Bell) 5243 (iii).', 'Names of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 4727 (ii).', 'Notice of Motion (Mr. Casgrain) 2424 (i).\nYUKON-Con.\nTreadgold Concessions, &c., 0. C. 12th June 1901, 2800 (ii).', '0. C. 7th Dec. 1901, 2801 (ii).', 'O. C. 21st April, 1902, 2803 (ii).', ' P^r. in Davyson Newspapers re Evidence,\n&c. : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 11064 (v).', 'Personnel : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.)\n6638, 7297 (iii).', 'Representations, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 6638 (iii).', 'Sec. 14, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.\n4593 (ii).', 'Tel. prom Dawson Board op Trade re\nPets, be. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 1195 (i).', 'Tel. from Board of Trade, Dawson :\nRead (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 8085 (iv).', "Tel. from W. A. Beddoe re Commissioner's Refusal to produce Files : Read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 9618, 9979 (iv).", 'Tapp an Abney\'s Remarks " in Harpers\'\nWeekly," 2849 (ii).\nValiquette, Mr. J. A., Appnmt. as Stenographer in Yukon : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5005 (ii).\nWhite Horse Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 13133 (vi).\nYukon Items, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13500 (vi).\nYukon Ry. : See \'Canadian Yukon\'.\nYukon Ry. : Sec \'Coast\'.\nI\nh\n\n/']
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, kc.. 421 (i).	6	J '
New Brunswick :
Buildings, Generally, 421 (i).
Campbellton, Public Buildings, 13037 (vi). Fredericton Military Building, New Officers' Stables, 13041 (vi).
Sergeant Major's Quarters, 13041 (vi).

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SUPPLY- Con.
Committee- 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, 48G (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, <fcc., 958 (i).
Edmonton Jail, 13129 (vi).
General Repairs, 958 (i).
Macleod Court House, 959 (i).
Moosejaw, Public Building, 13130 (vi). Prince Albert Court House, &e., 13129 (vi). Red Deer, Court House, &c., 960 (i). Strathcona Horse Barracks, 13130 (vi). Yorkton, Court House, &c., 961 (i).
Nova Scotia:
Antigonish, P. O. Fittings, 13034 (vi). Arichat, Public Building, 5827 (iii).
Digby, Public Building, 13034 (vi). Guysborough, 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).	. .	.
Dom. Buildings, Generally, 636 (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).
SUPPLY- Con.
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). Sarnia, 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, 650, 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., 13096 (vi). P. O., Station "C", 5920 (iiii.
Toronto Junction, Public Building, 650 (i). Windsor, Public Building, 13113 (vi). Wingham, 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:
Actonvale, 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, 13069 (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, 13067 (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.,
13054	(vi).
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SUPPLY-Con.
Committee- Con.
Public Works :-Income -Con.
Buildings- Con.
Quebec-Con.
St. Hyacinthe, Drill Hall, 13007 (vi). [DOT] 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, 13009 (vi).
Retaining Wall, 13080 (vi).
Yalleyfield, Public Building, 443 (i).
Rents, repairs, &c.:
Dom. Buildings, Caretakers, &c., Salaries, 1016 (i).
'Electric Power, 1007 (i).
Heating, &c., 1065 (i).
Lighting, 1067 (i).
Rents, 989 (i), 13133 (vi).
Water, 1067 (i).
Ottawa, Dom. Buildings, Rents, &c., 973, ^ 989 (i).
Elevators, Attendance, 1011 (i).	'
Fuel, Light, &c., 1005 (i).
Furniture, 1006 (i), 5007 (ii).
Grounds, 1015 (i).
Heating, Engineers'Salaries, &e.y1008(i). Lighting, &c., 1012 (i), 5845 (iii).
Major's Hill Park, 1015 (i).
Rideau Hall, Maintenance, &c., 993 (i), 5006 (ii).
Telephones, &c., 1013 (i).
Y ukon :
White Horse, Public Building, &c., 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 :
Anderson and Kennedy's Lake, Clearing Outlets, 1451 (i).
Columbia River above Golden, Pile Driver, 13304 (vi).
Above Golden, Opening Channel, 13304 (vi).
Above Revelstoke, 1451 (i).
Arrow Lakes, DredgingMachinery, 13305
.(vi)-
Arrow Lakes Improvements, 13304 (vi). Fraser River Improvements, 13305 (vi). Hardy Bay Wharf, 5916 (iii), 13305 (vi). Quatsino City Wharf, 13305 (vi).
SUPPLY - Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
British Columbia-Con.
Victoria Harbour, Removal of Rock, 13306
. (vi)* . .
William'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, &c., 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, &c., 1185 (i).
New Brunswick :
Anderson's Hollow, 1163 (i).
Bay du Vin, Wharf, 1164 (i).
Black Brook, Additional Wharf, 13227 (vi). Campbell ton, Wharf, & c., 1164 (i), 13005, 13229 (vi).
Campobello, Breakwater, 13228 (vi).
Cape Tormentine, Improvements, 13228
^ (vi)- .
Caraquet, Wharf, 1173 (i).
Chatham, Slip, &c., 13231 (vi).
Cocagne Wharf, Compensation re Schr.
Morning Star, 13231 (vi).
Dalhousie, Harbour Improvements, 13233 (vi).
Dipper Harbour, Breakwater, 13233 (vi). Great Salmon River, Groyne and Breakwater, 1177 (i).
Hopewell Cape Wharf, Repairs, &c., 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, &c., 1177 (i), 13235 (vi).
River St. John, 1177 (i).
Oromocto Wharf, 1181 (i).
Wharfs on Tidal Waters, &c., 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 Beach 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 Improvements, 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 (l), 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, Y 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). Malagawatch, 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-Cow.
Committee-Cow.
P u blic 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, &c., 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, Quarantine 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).
Wasfeabuck Centre, Wharf, 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, Breakwat< r, 13217 (vi). Windsor Harbour, Sheer Dam, &c., 14248 (vi).
Wolf ville, 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, 119} (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.
Queljec-Con.
Magdalen Islands, Breakwater, 2264 (i). Maguasha, Landing Pier, 13461 (vi). Maria, Pier, 2265 (i).
Mistook (Delisle), Wharf, 13461 (vi).
Mont Louis, Wharf, 13461 (vi).
Murray Bay, Wharf, 2266 (i).
Newport Breakwater Extension, 2277 (i), 13462 (vi).
New Richmond, Breakwater, 13463 (vi). Nicolet River, Dredging, 2278 (i).
Notre Dame du Portage, Wharf, 134G3 (vi). Pas[ ebiac, Landing Pier, 13464 (vi).
Perce, Extension Pier, North Cove, 13467
.(yi). .	.
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, BriedeHaHa, 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 Reconstruc-^ tion, 13489 (vi).
Ste. Anne du Saguenay, Wharf Improvements, 13488 (vi).
Ste. Anne de Sorel, Ice Piers, 13489 (vi). Sainte Famille, Pier Extension, 13488 (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 Chaitlons, 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.
Shegaivake, 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).
Ville Marie, Wharf, 14248 (vi).
Yamaska Lock Dredging, 13498 (vi). Yukon :
Lewes and Yukon Rivers, Improvements, 13306 (vi).
Miscellaneous :
Arbitrations and Awards, Payments re, 13339
(yi).	.	^	, .
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, Dutferin 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 :	[DOT]
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. Provs. :
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, 13332 (vi).
Bryon Island and Anticosti, 5917 (iii). Chate.au Bay-Belle Isle, Marconi, 13325 *	(yi). . .	.
Chicoutimi, Ste. Anne to Lac Clair, 13333 (vi).
Godbout, 2711 (ii).
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SUPPLY-C'o?i.
Com mittee- Con.
Public Work*-Income-Con.
Telegraph Lines-Con.
N.W.T-Con.
Island of Orleans, &c., Ste. Faniille, 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).
Railways and Canals :
Canals :
Chambly, Electric Station Bv-wash, 12906 (vi).
Land Damages, 12908 (vi).
Macadamizing Tow Path, 12906, 14151 (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, &c.* 12903 (vi).
Gratuity to Family of late F. Gnilbault,
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 Boulders, &c., 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-Con.
Ra ilways and Canals- Con.
Canals-Con.
Trent-Con.
Peterborough, &c., Entrance Piers, 14645
(v>); . .
Repairs and Dredging, 14645 (vi).
To pay Corry and La verdure re Claim, 14651 (vi).
Welland, Deepening Long Level, 14148 (vi). Dunnville Dam, &c., 7809 (iv).
Electric Light Plant, 12900, 14148 (vi). Foundations for Elevator, Port Col borne, 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), 129u2 (vi).
Rock Cut, Port Colborne to Humberstone, 14148 (vi).
Stone Protection to Banks of old Canal, 12904 (vi).
Summit Level Deepening, Port Coloorne to Thorold, 12903 (vi).
Surveying Lands, &c., 12965 (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., 1*2910 (vi).
Works not provided for, 12910 (vi).
Railways:
C.P.il., 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, 752.) (iii),
12602 (v), 14093 (vi).
General Vote, 12873 (vi).
Grand Narrows Bridge, Protection, 14094
(vi)	.
Gratuity to Mrs. W. P. Brown, 14155 (vi). Halifax, Increased Accommodation, 12597
(v), 12824, 14080 (vi).

Registrar : See ' Registrar'.

Reporter's Salary : in Com. of Sup., 3402
(ii).
-	Reports, Binding, &c. : 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',
Surveys, Instruments, Purchase, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6815 (iii).
Sussex, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 965 (i).

 construction, &c., overseer's qualifications : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 8331 (iv).

Brigade Camp : Ques. (Mr. Fowler), 3235 (ii).
- Roundhouse, Gates, kc.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler),
4672 (ii).
-Station Grounds, I. C.
R. : Remarks (Mr. Foicler), in Com. of Sup., 12601 (v).
Swamp Lands, Construction of Road, &c. : 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).
Stdney Mines, N.S., Post Office, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 13028 (vi).
Sydney, North, Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., J.4089 (vi).
Tadousac and St. Catherine's BaySS. 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. Fieldin'/) 1406; (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 1489 (i).
Tariff, Changes, Free List, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Clare) 817 (i).

Manufaotcrers'Delegation re: Remarks (Mr. Ingram) 265 (i).
Tariff Negotiations with France : 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. Held, Grenville) 4884;(Mr. Hughes, Victoria) 4889; (Mr.Zlemers, Iberville) 4901; (Mr. Sproule) 4908 ; (Mr. Bell) 4912 ; (Mr. Gourleg) 4919; (Mr. Johnstcm, C.B.) 4921; (Mr. Ross, Victoria) 4926; (Mr. Osier) 4929; (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4931; (Mr. Field inn) 4920, 4937; (Mr. Johnston, Cardwell) 4943 ; (Mr. Bnurassa) 4945 ; (Mr. Horthrup) 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. AJaclcan), 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, &c.: 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),
1333V (vi).

WORKING EXPENSES: in Com. of Sup., 13368
(vi).

N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 2991 (ii).

P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 13326 (vi).
P E I- and Mainland: in Com. of Sup., 2988 (ii).

P.E.I., Rer. 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 '.
Te.ephones, See.: See 'Canadian Telephone,'&c.
Telephone Agreement with C.P.R.: Remarks In Com. on Ry. Bill (Mr. Maclean) 5513 (iii).
Telephone Cos. in Mar. Provs., 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. field, Grenville) 5088 (ii).
Telescope for Ottawa Observatory : in Com. of Sup., 6792(iii).
Temiscamingce 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).
Tenecape, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup. 13213 (vi).
Tents for Immigrants, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6849 (iii).
Tents for N.W. Mounted Police, Tenders, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Taglor) 3804 4ii), 5764 (iii).
Terrebonne, Indian Reserve : M. for Cor.* (Mr. Desjardins) 288 (i).

Post Office Buildings, &c. : M. for Cor.*
(Mr. Desjardins) 289 (i).

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Thessalon Breakwater : in Cora, of Sup., 13254 (vi). Thetford Mines, Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 441 (i).
Thompson, Mr. P., '.Labour Gazette ', Cor., Toronto, Remuneration : Remarks (Mr. Clarke) in Com. of Sup., 7152 (iii).
Thornbury Harbour Works, Repairs, &o. : 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., 13009 (vi).

retaining wall : in Com. of Sup., 13080 (vi).

Harbour, Additional Wharves : in Com.
of Sup., 2290 (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., Sec. : M. for Ret,* (Mr. Haggart), 3805 (ii).

 Ques. (Mr. Emmerson), 1679 (i).
Tignish Breakwater, Rubuilding, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1162 (i).	'
Tilsonburg, Lake Erie and Pacific Ky. Co.'s Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14314, 14345 (vi).

 Amt^Mr. Henderson), 14737, 14739 (vi).
Tilsonburg to Woodstock Ry. Subsidy : in Com. On Res., 14511 (vi).
Timber and Tree Planting, Protection, &o. : in Com. of Sup., 13775, 14272 (vi).
See 'Tree Planting '.
Timber Licenses granted to Canf. 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, &e. : 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).

paving, &e. ; in Com. of Sup., 13115 (vi).
Toronto Armoury, letters re enlargement : Read (Mr. Clarke), in Com. of Sup., 3614 (ii).
Toronto Board of Trade, Res. re Grain Standards : Remarks (Mr. Clarke), 11177 (v).
Toronto Custom House : in Com. of Sup., 647, 957 (*)-

Magaxn 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 (Mr.'5rocfc) 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 : in Com. of Sup., 13096
(vi).

BRANCH office ; in Com. of Sup., 5920 (iii).

enlargement, Sec. : in Com. of Sup., 956 (i).

 Public Buildings, Renewals, Sec. : 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, re Lock Gates, Welland Canal : in Com. of Sup., 12905 (vi).
Tracadie, Customs Collectoh, Dismissal : Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 543 (i).

Lazaretto : in Coni, 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. Lefur-gey) in Com. on B. 257, 12558 (v).
See 'North Atlantic.'

Increase op 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 ok Allan Steamers from St. John : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) 13937, 14064 (vi).
See 'C.P.R.'
Atlantic Fast Service, Govt. Policy : 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, Hfx.) to Com. 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, &c. : Ques. of Order (Mr. Dep. Speaker) 7305 (iii).
Binder Twine, Circular issued rc Sales : Ques. (Mr. Lionard) 4180 (ii).
Binder Twine Inspection, Administration of, he,: in Com. of Sup., 7763, 7772 (ivl.

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) 7565 (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).



[Stage Direction]
Can. and G. B. Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 7728 (iv).	v
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 '	m
Chamber of Commerce in Paris, Cor., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1297 (i).
Chinese Immigration Act, Administration OF : in Com. of Sup., 7759 (iv).
( ommercial Agencies : in Com. of Sup., 7760
(iv).	F
[Stage Direction]
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).
[Stage Direction]
Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Victoria) in Com.
of Sup., 7582 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Provision in Contract re Discrimination : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13677 (vi).
Furness-Withy Co.'s SS. Subvention: in Com. of Sup., 7734 (iv).
Gasp£ 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 C.anso Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 6002 (iii).
Halifax and Liverpool via Nfld, Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 7730 (iv).
Haycock, Jos., Appnmt. AsjlNSPECTon of Binder Twine : Ques. (Messrs Wilson and Taylor) 4959 (ii).
-:

Appnmt. as Inspector of Binder Twine :
in Com. of Sup. 7763, 7772 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
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 Montreal 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 Gr.B. Mail Subsidy : in Com. ofSup., 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., 18676 (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).	[DOT]
St. John and W. Indies SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7740 (iv).
St. Lawrence Route and Fast 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), 7740 (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).
Trade Commissioner in London, Eng.: Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 3497 (ii).
' Tunisian ' and ' Bavarian,' RateofSpeed,&e.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 13672 (vi).
Victoria, B. C., and Vancouver Island, SS.
Subvention : in Com. ofSup., 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: 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).
Sec '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 Inquiry, Par. in Montreal " Herald ": Remarks (Mr. Monk), 853 (i).
Transportation Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 9582 (iv).
Transportation Commission, &o., 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 rc Sobel Wharf : Remarks
(Mr' Brock), in Com. of Sup., 12849 (vi).

Expenditure re : in Com. of Sup., 13362 (vi).

Forma*on, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 9819 (iv).

Further Arrangements, &o.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 9458 (iv).

Instructions, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Halifax), 4120 (ii).

Meetings, Business transacted, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Clarke), 13027 (vi).

:-O. C. re Appnmts .: M. for Copies (Mr. Tarte),
1324 (i).

Personnel, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 4727 (ii), 7206 (iii).

Sir Wm. Vanhorne's Views re\ Ques. (Mr. Barker), 8330 (iv).
Transportation Facilities, Govt. Policy re, on M. for Com. of Sup., (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 3432(ii).
Debate : (Sir Wilfrid Laurier), 3438 ; (Mr. Sproule), 3442 ; (Mr. Haggart), 3.444 ; (Mr. Tarte), 3451 ; (Mr. Hughes, Victoria), 3456 ; (Mr. Charlton), 3459; (Mr. Dep. 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 ', Sec.	,
Transportation Policy rc Speech from Throne : Remarks (Mr. Haggart), 6404 (iii).
Trap Nets in Gulf St. Lawrence, Pet. re : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux), 2917 (ii).
Treadgold 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., 2796 ; Neg. (Y. 52 ; N. 95), 2914 ; (Amt.) 2X26 (ii).
Debate : (Sir William Mulock), 2826; (Mr. Pringle) 2842 ; (Mr. Blair) 2863 ; (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).
Tbeadgold Concessions, Instructions to Commission, &o. i 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 ; '(Mt.Blair) 4513 ; (Mr. Tarte) 4522; (Mr. Northrup) 4525 ; (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 4533 ; (Mr. Haggart) 4536; (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4541 ; (Mr. Davis) 4544 (ii).
Treadgold Commission, Appnmt., &c. : Notification (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5137 (iii).

and Dawson Board of Trade, Memorial re :
Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 1224 (i).

 AppNmt. of Commission : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Halifax), 3298, 3303, 3713 (ii).

Appnmt. of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Casgrain), 3864 (ii).

 Corrected Answer (Mr. Sifton), 6803 (iii).

Engineer's Rep. to Min. of 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 frosi Dawson Board of Trade, 2818
(ii) .	(

Letter from Hon. J. H. Ross re Lib. Convention, 2817 (ii).
______Letter to Senator Wood from 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, of Dawson City
Meeting, 2808 (ii).

Names of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 4727 (ii).

Par. in Dawson Newspapers re Evidence,
&o.: Remarks (Mr. Monk) 11064 (v).

Personnel: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.)6638,
(iii)	.
______Pet. by Yukon Citizens to Gov. Gen., 2798
(ii).
______Pringle, Mr., Speech at Bonanza, 2822 (ii).
______Representations, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden,
Hfx.) 6638 (iii), 7927 (iv). .
______Resolutions of 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. from Dawson Board of 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 rc Commissioner's
Refusal to produce Files : Read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 9818 (iv).

 Remarks re (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 9979 (iv).
Treadgold Exhibits, Glasgow Exhibition : in
Com. of Sup., 4612 (ii).
Treadgold, Hydraulic Leases, &c. : 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 Thus. Dodds: Ques. (Mr. Hughes,
Victoria), 8118 (iv). 1

Peterborough Entrance Pier : in Com. of
Sup., 14645 (vi).

Rep. of W. McLeod, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Porter),
12716 (vi).



Turnpike Trust, Montreal, Indebtedness, &c. : M. for Stmnt. (Mr. Monk) 672 (i).
Turtle Mountain Land Slide, Investigation, &<-'[DOT]: in Com. of Sup., 13965 (vi).
See 'Frank.'
Two-CentFare Clause, G. T. Ry.,Repeal or, &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).
Vai.iquette, Mr. J. A., Appnmt. as Stenographer in Yukon : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 4005 (ii).
Valleyfield, 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,
&o.,: 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. Link : 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 Supt., 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. J., Salary Increase : Remarks (Mr. Foicler) in Com. of Sup., 14256 (vi).
Walkerville Bridge Co., Subsidy : in Com. on Res., 14509 (vi).
Wallaceburg Post Office : in Com. of Sup., 505 (i).
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Wallace, David Wardkope, Member for Electoral District of Russell : Introduced, 1642 (i). Wallace Harbour, N.S., Ferry Landings : 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).
Washabuck 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, &c. ; 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.
[DOT] 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. : Que:. (Mr. Lancaster) 1859 (i).

Rep. of Commissioner :	Remarks (Mr. Clarke) on Adjmnt., 4726 (ii).

Private, Govt. Expenditure, &c. : Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 1352-1377 (i).
See ' 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. Foicler), 4673 (ii).
White's Cove, N.S., Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 13217 (vi).
White, Mr., Expenses re Immigration : in Com. of Sup., 6732, 685b (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 Mud River, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 1450 (i).
Whitney Pier, N.S., Salary of Postmaster, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Borden, -Halifax), 130, 668 (i).
Wiallard, Paul, Emflymt, by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Monk), 11188 (v).
Williamsburg Canals, Appnmt. of Supt., &c. : Remarks (Mr. Beid, Grenville), in Com. of Sup., 12927 (vi).	i

Collector's Salary : in Com. of Sup., 12934
(vi).

Gate Lifter : in Com. of Sup., 14149 (vi).

Overseer's House ; in Com. of Sup., 14150(vi).

Land Office : in Com. of Sup., 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. Lefurgey) 2765
(ii).

Construction of Str. : Ques. (Mr. Hacked
6895 (iii).

Cor. with Govt.: M. for Copies (Mr. Hughes,
P.E.I.) 1036 (i).

M. for Memorials, &c. (Mr. Lefurgey) 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. Subsidt: in Com. on Res., 14322 (vi).
Woodstock, Ont., Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 13125 '(vi).

Wrecking Plant, Str. 'Lord Stbathoona,' 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, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6931 (iii). Govtl. Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6802, 6949 (iii), 13367 (vi).	>
Harbours and Rivers: in Coin, of Sup., 13306
(vi)	.
YUKON-Com
Hospital Grants: in Com. of Sup., 7291 (iii).
Hydraulic Leases: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Bell) 288 (i).

M. for Copies* (Mr. Ron, Yukon), 1323 (i).
Indians, General Expenditure: in Com. of Sup., 7272 (iii).

Relief, Medical Attendance, &c. : in
Com.of Sup., 7270 (iii).
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 (Hi).
Newspapers, Amounts paid by Govt.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk), 706 (i).
N. IV. Mounted Police, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 5003 (ii).	.
Officials, Living Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 3509 (ii).
Police Magistrates, Living Allowances, &c.: 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 rc Dom. Lands, Approval, &c.: in Com. on Res., 13791 (vi).
Roads and Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 5826, 7283
(iii).
Sheriffs, Clerks, &c. Salaries: Hi Com. of Sup., 3410 (H).
Sheriffs Fees, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3507 (ii).
-*-Living Allowances: in Com. of Sup., 3414 (ii).
Stenographers, Appnmt. of J. A. Valiquette : Ques. (Mr. Bennett), 4005 (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 Expenses re Yukon Trail : in Com. of Sup., 5826 (iii).
Treadgold and Transportation Commission, Inquiry re : (Mr. Borden, Hjx.) 4840 (ii).

Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4960 (ii).
Treadgold Concessions, Amt. (Mr. Casgrain) to Com. of Sup., 2796; Neg. (Y. 52; N. 95) 2912; (Amt.) 2826(H).

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 (H).

Liberal Association, Pet., 2S21 (ii).

Liberal Platform, Convention, 2842 (ii).

Pledges of Hon. J. H. Ross, 2843 (ii).

'Morning Sun' Quotations, &e., 28C4 (ii).

' Morning Sun ' Reps., Dawson City
Meeting, 2808 (ii).

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YUKON-Con.
Treadgolp Concessions, &c., Amt. (Mr. Cas~ grain) 4486 (ii).

Appnmt. of Commission: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 3298, 3303, 3713 (ii).

Appnmt. of Commissioners : Remarks
(Mr. Gasgrain) 3864 (ii).	_

Appnmt. Ac.: Notification (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 5137 (iii).

and Dawson Board of Trade, Memorial
re: Remarks (Mr. Borden, HJx.) 1024 (i).

Corrected Answer (Mr. Sifton) 6803 (iii).

Engineer's Rep. to Min. of Jus., 2798 (ii).

Exhibits, Glasgow Exhibition : in Com.
of Sup., 4612 (ii).

Free Representations, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bell) 5990 (iii).

Free Representations : Tel. read (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 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, Hfx.)
3397 (ii).

Inquiry for Rep. of Commissioners (Mr. Borden, Halifax) 13134, 13258 (vi).

Instructions to Commission : Remarks
(Mr. Borden, Halifax) 4120, 4564 (ii), 5242 (iii).

Remarks (Mr. Bell) 5243 (iii).

Names of Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.), 4727 (ii).

Notice of Motion (Mr. Casgrain) 2424 (i).
YUKON-Con.
Treadgold Concessions, &c., 0. C. 12th June 1901, 2800 (ii).

0. C. 7th Dec. 1901, 2801 (ii).

O. C. 21st April, 1902, 2803 (ii).

 P^r. in Davyson Newspapers re Evidence,
&c. : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 11064 (v).

Personnel : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.)
6638, 7297 (iii).

Representations, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.) 6638 (iii).

Sec. 14, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Borden, Hfx.
4593 (ii).

Tel. prom Dawson Board op Trade re
Pets, be. : 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. Borden, Hfx.) 9618, 9979 (iv).

Tapp an Abney's Remarks " in Harpers'
Weekly," 2849 (ii).
Valiquette, Mr. J. A., Appnmt. as Stenographer 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. : Sec 'Coast'.
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Bazinet, Mr. *Joliette and Lake Manuan Ry. Co.'s (B. 52) 1°*, 054; 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).
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. DorcheRtev 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, Ont. (Wendover wharf) read 1439 (i), and delete 1439 for Que. Harbour Improvements.
LaRiviere, Mr. 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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